hank thomas: you are welcome. i watch of landmark cases live from the constitutional center in philadelphia. a review of 12 historic cases to be featured in the series. at 12 p.m., import week reviewing ceremony for former president barack obama and former first lady michelle obama. on book tv on c-span2 at new historic cases to be featured in the series. at 12eastern, the 2018 savanna k authors at 9 p.m.. also, an interview with colson pulitzer prize winner. at 6:30 p.m., scholars explore the relationships between presidents ronald reagan, george h.w. bush and russian leader, mikael gober charles -- mikhail gorbachev. what should this on monday on the c-span networks. c-span, where history unfolds daily. in 1979, c-span was created as a public service by america's cable television companies. today, we continue to bring you unfiltered coverage of congress, the white house, and the supreme along with public policy events in washington dc and around the country. this is brought to you by your provider.llite >> next

hank: i don't necessarily think so. one of the things i'm grateful for, i always had a sense of right and wrong at an early age. i always knew where i was was as a kid and poverty and i knew that is where i did not want to be. i knew that education is the key. i was reading of the time i was 4. i have this inner sense of discipline i now attribute to the genes i inherited. this woman, right after slavery, the emancipation proclamation, with two or three other people organized a church of ways. the regime plot of ground that they bought. this woman had this kind of discipline and sense of knowing things are supposed to be. host: thank you very much. monday, president's day on the c-span network, the launch of landmark cases lit from the national constitution center in philadelphia with a review of the 12 historic cases to be featured. at 7:30 p.m., the portrait unveiling ceremony for president obama and michelle obama. and then the panel comparing watergate to today. and then, the 2018 savanna book festival. at 9:00 p.m.

hank: yes. childhoodrt of my and georgia, in the middle part of georgia. i was born in jacksonville, florida, and i think from age wasably three to eight spent in georgia. considered middle georgia, not are from augustine, georgia. after that, i went with my family to saint augustine, florida, and that is where i came of age as a teenager. activism very early. an innate sense of what was right and what was wrong, and i don't know exactly where i got that from. andidea of segregation things that white people could do and black people could not do, i understood very early. maybe as early as 7, 8 years old, that there was something wrong with that. obviously i wasn't capable of any deep philosophical thinking, it is just that, why can't we go there and the white folks can? or why are we poorer than white people? those were things as a child that concerns me. i did have one incident in georgia wherein i guess i violated a very sacred and life endangering taboo. i put my hands on a white woman. we we

-hank: deal. -pete: yes. -alan: yes. lemonis: a few of the deals went south. you don't how to treat people. -andrew: oh, yeah, i do. -lemonis: no. but today, i'm a proud partner in over a dozen companies. -stephanie: whoo! -lemonis: tonight, i'm gonna tell you how they do it -- my best deals, my worst deals. steve: i'd rather be in more debt than have you running my company. lemonis: this is "the profit" -- a progress report. my name is marcus lemonis. change is difficult. and over the last 18 months, i've introduced you to 23 small businesses across this country, many of them in pretty bad shape. this is a bad scenario. woman: we don't have the money to pay them. larissa: just everything -- all the bills and everything that's just been piling up. it's just so much. lemonis: that's fine. and i fix failing businesses. it's been an interesting journey... well, this looks a lot better in here. ...a tough one. -i took you at your word! -gary: bull[bleep] lemonis: 'cause when each episode ends, my work

texas student. >> looks at it. >> tom hanks.y gosh. >> the student wrote hanks a letter after seeing his documentary california typewriter. in the movie tom says he eastbound to give a typewrighter to anyone who asks. he was good on his word. the student read a type written note from hanks that was in the box. >> the future is now in your hands. don't mirrorly type on this machine. create, dream, and write. tom hanks. >> he's also written a book about his love of typewriters called "uncommon type." >>> coming up on "cbs this morning," the "late show" host stephen colbert is on the talk about his latest animated series called "our cartoon president." i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news." from the moment you met you wantecomfort and protection that's why pampers swaddlers is the #1 choice of hospitals to wrap your baby in blanket-like softness so all they feel is love pampers swaddlers new aveeno® positively radiant it's timbody lotion...glow on! with the moisture-rich power of soy. it transforms dull, dry skin to

that's tom hanks.ed "uncommon type: some stories." i did not know you wrote short stories. >> i did there. ( laughter ) >> stephen: yes. 17 short stories. >> i had-- i had a story published in 2014 and they called up and they said, "you got any more in you?" and i said, "well, how many?" they said, "meh, 15." "pfft-- 15! well, how long do they have to be?" "eh, however long they are." and then my question was, "is there any money to be made in short stories?" and they said, "yeah, quite a bit." and it's-- it's been on-- i must say, it's been on the bestseller list for a while, which has been very nice. >> stephen: very nice. ( applause ) >> thank you, thank you. and i have made enough money to buy a new set of snow tires. ( laughter ) >> stephen: not bad. not bad. >> so it's day job-- no, it was really, it was wonderful and fun to make. >> stephen: the dedication: "for rita and all the kids, because of norah." >> yes. on "sleepless in seattle" i met norah, and i was-- i was-- i was clocking a lot of th

tom hanks and they came onto the stage here and said how much they like this cinema he told the disc you know for him and us. ok but in this do they keep to themselves much. most of the big stars are very friendly some are arrogant some are states where the out of the ordinary kind of johnny depp came here really drunk so you couldn't really talk to him or most of them like tom hanks and steven spielberg are totally normal friendly guys with him and good income everybody that's the last is quite an institution in berlin is there anything left of its old flare. business. when i started last was germany's number one cinema we still screens newsreels and we had all the premier as with severe in iran and gregory peck on the red a comment was in all the major us stars were here and we kept a lot of the flam from the fifty's and sixty's too as it is a listed building on that and we have modern technology and that's a fascinating mix with a little she has a mix and. that's why this was a good look at what makes berlin cinema landscape so fascinating if you're an insider you have been around

. ♪ >> hank i'm here with chief steve of the u.s.y getting the tour of submarine base new london. a lot of philadelphia, a lot of eagles fans here in patriots territory. hank's take coming up. ♪ >>> a man sick with cancer has one wish to see the eagles play in the super bowl. and thanks to foundation and the birds, yeah, his wish is granted. our joanne pileggi spoke with that man before he lives for minnesota much she's out of the of live outside the philadelphia international airport. quite a story, joanne. >> reporter: it is quite a story. well, you never know if your time is limited by cancer or some other disease. what is on your bucket list? for a philly native, a life long eagles fan, seeing them play in the super bowl is high on that list and he is going to get that wish. >> all i'm saying to linda is, i can't pass before they go to the super bowl. i said i know it's going happen. they're going to go to the super bowl i'm not going to be here to watch it. >> wayne may be down, may be worn down from year long battle with a rare

their backyards. >> reporter: it's hank i'm in kensington. somerset street station. this safe injection site for heroin users that local officials keep talking about it might just happen a lot of details that need to be worked out app lot of questions like where will it go? people love to say not in my backyard. but here in kensington it's in the front yard, the backyard, the side yard. why not here. >> gave us safe works. tie offs. um, clean alcohol pads to clean up the bloody or anything so you don't have no diseases going around. >> brian dougherty struggles with ad diction just come from needle exchange safe injection site must happen in kensington. >> no matter how peel they don't want it here or in their backyard it's hard to hear. people got to open their eyes and except reality that, um, you keep looking at something it's not going to disappear it will just blow up in your face eventually. >> reporter: safe place to use free of arrest that's the idea protection from overdoses, clean works. city officials say they're good to go with it

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bumping into tom hanks or scarlett johansson in berlin that's quite possible.or coffee einstein are only two of the city's well known celebrity restaurants but filming there is a no no so i'm trying my luck here and i think off. by the way another movie was shot here the bourne supremacy a hollywood movie starring matt damon. i'm keeping my eyes open but i can't see any hollywood star city. instead i can spot a berlin style icon the lady would fact she once owned a club in berlin. now the contrast programme to the chic who first dumped facebook leads me to like her because this is where the mobile cinema is setting up its chairs today pop up cinema it's the name of the concept two friends came up with they set up their cinema every night always in different places. the piece made in noise current is actually a techno club that men know where to is one of the inventors of the mobile cinema. from the where does your pop cinema pop up in general well it's basically in berlin and different places clubs gardens. in the middle of the forest whatever we can find a pla

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. ♪ >>> it's hank i'm on independence mall.t do you think the founding fathers would have thought about russians messing around in our elections? you know we got another vote coming up in november. are you a well-educated well-informed voter? rea real hang's take coming up. >>> and how great is this? the philadelphia and boston offices of wsp engineering services firm made wager on the out come of the super bowl. we know how that turned out and the boston location donated $600 to philadelphia's hub of hope. hub of hope says the money will go towards things like hygiene kits, clothing and more to help the homeless. ♪ (vo) i was born during the winter of '77. i first met james in 5th grade. we got married after college. and had twin boys. but then one night, a truck didn't stop. but thanks to our forester, neither did our story. and that's why we'll always drive a subaru. ♪ >>> bombshell dropped tonight special counsel robert mueller indicting 13 russian nationals and three russian entities accused of meddling in the 2016 electio

hank: hi, how are you doing? host: we are very happy to have the chance to talk to you today. can you tell me a little bit about your childhood? i am interested because it seems

here's hank. ♪ >>> it's hank. i'm in core creek park in bucks county.bird watching, right? my take is if you get one day of summer in the middle of february, you better make the most of it. beautiful day today. one for rolling down the windows doing a little shopping. get new sunglasses. with temps getting up into the high 70s it was time to bust the rust off the old golf game. [ laughter ] >> that will be a good one. >> like rodney dangerfield in caddy shack the swing needs work that's what the madd golfer in southampton is for. zac the warm sunshine has people out in droves. >> getting the season started before it should. >> you can work on your short game too i love golf but it doesn't love me back. i ran into drew did you having off his drone. >> let's just put it up. >> all right. >> drew's drone is bitty good in cold weather but the pilot gets a little chilly. this warm weather is so much nicer. and plus you know it's the wind real the affecting the flying ability of everything. >> reporter: if you look at drew's drone video you might see core cre

. ♪ >> it's hank.s here at this intersection in upper darby that police say they found the guy passed out behind the wheel. his eighth dui. how is he still driving? hank's take fox 29 viewer reached out to us after he found something wrong with the tv he bought at wall march. he brought a 65-inch screen. inches matter it wasn't off by a lot and it was old as in 2014. i was going say 1914 that would have been really old. so what happened? fox 29's jeff cole has the tale of the tv come to open it up, and this was is what was inside. >> it's a 48-inch samsung television. that's what len green of northeast philly found in the box after his february 23rd purchase at the philadelphia mills walmart. but there's a catch. he paid for a 65-inch. >> what did you think? >> i was in shock. literal until shock. um, i thought i was losing my mind. i took my measuring tape out, measure it from corner to corner dam near 48-inches. >> reporter: green the father of two small children and a dealer at area casinos had a sp

but they're teaching a little more than that. >> it's hank.igh school here in allentown. they put these parkland for parkland bracelets together all proceeds go to the families of the parkland high school shoot. my take is, don't ever tell the youth what they can and can't do. they'll school you. the parkland school shooting struck a nerve with most of us but with colin and kylie did you have in particular, their first cousin goes to school there. >> his name is daniel did you have. my family was really worried about that. i'm imagining all the grief the families of the victims have been going through and realizing it could have been our family. >> reporter: that's what they're doing at parkland high allentown through these red and white parkland for park land bracelets. two buck each all proceeds go to parkland, floridaing shooting victims families. they have sold plenty. >> i've kept a bunch on my wrist i've been selling those. i keep putting them back on and people want to support the cause which i think is great. >> they've ordered another

our hank flynn found ought today you can keep that spear witness alive. ♪ >> reporter: it's hank i'm the art museum. championship is almost a week old. parade that's all over but the cleanup so it's over, right? the season is over. good year. my take is, no. it's not over, johnny. it's never over! not until you want it to be. championship warm after glow burns all the way to doylestown flags on cars, flags on poles. signs, scare gross. eagles fever has never been hotter for derek morgan. >> the amount of traffic through the door, on our website, online it's been christmas on steroids time ton. >> monkey's uncle trades in gear because it comes from people you know. we're working with these local independent artists coming up with their own designs printing them on their own, and we're the exclusive place that's going to carry some of their products. >> inside stuff you might not understand if you're from elsewhere like this frankford and cottman shirt. phillies versus everybody. we all we need. we all we need. 22s and head bands for babies like teigen and her mom jenny donnelly makes

i'm hank and that's my take. >> e-a-g-l-e-s, eagles!urprise the airbnb mark in the twin cities is heating up ahead of super bowl lii. how much is it going to cost for that minnesota hospitality? fox's iris perez takes a look. then there's a spiral staircase that leads us up. >> reporter: from her living room up to her kitchen and over to her cozy bed and bath. one thing is clear, trudy of st. paul is a master of home comforts. >> i received a request about a month ago from a family that was moving into town, and they could not find anything to rent within a hundred miles of the twin cities because everything was book. >> reporter: mason is fresh in from colorado. >> it's two parents, two kids, two dogs an cat. >> reporter: why they rent trudy's three bedroom home nearby as they get settled for $150 a night. her normal right. >> location an great house has been a blessing for us. >> reporter: with 5,500 local hosts and counting airbnb brings a boom to minneapolis and saint ball during super bowl week combined their projected to bring $3.

hank smith tell me you're not buying something today. it's cheaper things are on sale. >> oh, absolutely. this is a classic time that you reallocate if you are under weight equities and balance portfolios, you take some of that fixed income money and you add to your equities absolutely. you take advantage of this. the important point here is the fundamental back drop of this bull market hasn't changed. gdp growth here and abroad -- liz: hold on, sorry hank. so sorry stop talking for one second. we've got to go right now to white house where blake burman is talking about the deficit with the press secretary let's listen in. >> is the president concerned about all of this spending and what exactly is your plan to pay for it? >> he is concerned about spending in washington. he's expressed that for years. let me just say off the bat we do support the two year spending bill that is being discussed and voted on in the house and senate you know it lifts the caps on defense spending which is something that the secretary of defense the president'

hank flynn explains. ♪ >> i started with paper mache. i started doing the molding.t i needed. and i said i know they're going to win so i'm going to be ready. >> it's hank i'm outside jim costume shop he's built a doozy the king of the underdogs. my take is somebody ought to be wearing this in the parade. yeah, i tried out jim may's new king of the underdog costume in front of his macdade shop in folsom. drivers like it just fine. (horns honking). >> when did the idea for this start brewing? >> when they took the championship. >> the conference championship. >> yes. he prepped costumes for the mummers and other clients for decades so the king costume is legit. if the ball pants, carson wentz jersey, green velvet cape an doggie mask with crown. >> let's go ! >> what message are you putting out to the city of philadelphia? >> let them know that they are not the underdogs. they're the king of the underdogs. >> sure. >> and possibly if they ever want to use him for a mascot or, you know, whatever they'd like to do. >> right. >> in their organization i'm up for it. >> re

. >> reporter: it's hank.nter city picking up garbage because i'm sick of looking at it but you know fort worth is paying homeless folks ten bucks an hour to do just this. can we solve two problems with one program here in philly? hang's take coming up. ♪ >> hang the drexel dragons have their place in ncaa basketball history but created some interesting dilemmas in coach zac spicer's household. we'll explain ♪ >>> in west philadelphia, advocates and state legislators calling for a change to a rule concerning school sports. the pennsyvania inter scholastic athletic association or piaa has a polsky see that requires students to get approval before covering their heads for medical or religious purposes. that rule became controversial when thompson king from mastery charter was asked asked by a piaa referee to take off her hijab before a basketball game. she said she did not take it off for religious reasons and sat on the bench. today the girl's family stood by her side. >> we feel it is unconstitutional and that

i'm hank and that's my take. ♪ >>> turning a big metal box into a home.g right here and business is booming. >>> what can we do? how do we stop these shootings? one idea floating around again is arming teachers in class. so we talked with some local teachers to get their take. ♪ ♪ >>> how do we stop this? our nation's children targets of violence at a place where they should feel safe. the debate is on and one solution, president trump said yesterday and again today arming our teachers is a possibility. how does that idea sit with our local teachers? we sent out jeff cole to find out. >> reporter: in south jersey's collingswood high, two unarmed guards prowl the corridors and outsiders are buzzed in. >> teachers should be rooting for students not shooting for students. >> reporter: it's a safe place believes teacher kwame ivory who today asked his students if he should carry a gun. good i want you all to raise your happened you would be comfortable if you knew i was strapped. raise your hands if you'd be comfortable if you knew i was strapped right now. a

here's hank. >> i was told this is cambridge, massachusetts.ry nonsense doing up here. >> the boss is from philly you know. [ laughter ] >> i'm from philly too. [ laughter ] >> it's hank i'm in cambridge massachusetts with police officer whitey, patriots fan no surprise there but my take is, when the boss bleeds philly green has cunningham and reggie white jerseys on the door, it makes for a real inner office rivalry. come on. thin blue line cambridge brees department has a hard edge of eagles green running through it. his name is branville bart he's the commissioner and, yeah, he's from philadelphia. >> defense wins championships and they were -- we got brady. >> until about the mid third quarter when he gets planned. >> um-hmm. >> he took over the department in august after nationwide talent search and so far he says smooth sailing but now the patriots are in the super bowl again this time against his beloved eagles. what's a guy to do? represent, that's what. >> so when the eagles won the nfc championship i immediately the next day came in a

since hank hunt's daughter kari was attacked by her ex-husband in an east texas hotel room. old daughter tried to call for help from the hotel phone, but it never went through because she didn't know she had to dial a 9 first. hank huntkari's dadtake cg @ 0:17-0:22we don't teach our kids to a 9 or an 8 or a 7 or whatever it might be depending on where you are.anna wiernicki (stand up)washington correspondenttake cg @ 0:23- 0:29on friday, president donald trump signed "kari's law"-making sure that when you call 9-1-1, that's all you have to dial.louie gohmert: it's gonna make sure that lives are saved in the future. anna wiernicki: texas congressman louie gohmert is the lead sponser of kari's law. he says multi-line telephone (steve) it was an accident that could have ended his law enforcement career..a suspect rammed his patrol car in the summer of 2016, leaving a walnut creek police officer with brutal injuries. (pam) but he battled back and returned to work full-time today.kron 4's justine waldman got in the patrol car with him ... for his triumphant return to duty. 19 mon

plus, stephen welcomes tom hanks, katy tur, and mac demarco sitting in with jon batiste and stay humanon tape from the ed sullivan thear

>>> ♪ it's hank.easton miss valerie davis the art to you cher at easton middle school is sketching all of the victims of the parkland school shooting in florida her way of coping and helping others it's difficult to deal with a tragedy. our hank flynn went to easton to meet an arty cher who is feeling the pain and taking action. >> reporter: it's hank i'm in easton with miss valerie davis the arty cher at easton middle school doing a pretreat of meadow pollock gunned down last week in the school shooting in florida. this is miss davis toes way of dealing with the tragedy for herself, for the family and for all of us. >> your lives are like snuffed out. i still can't figure out why. >> it's a meditation artwork valerie davis does her mind wanders as her hand moves with speed and sent she's doing graphite on paper portraits of each of the park land school shooting victims portraits which will eventually find their way to grieving families. >> it's forgotten about it by some people. next week they'll jus

and so he and the mayor are having a welcome back hank thomas after 54 years. and that will take place probably sometime next month or in april. and that's it. >> that's amazing. so, the ride continued -- >> it continued. i caught up with the group in atlanta, georgia. and we were warned and advised by dr. king and his folks, you need to stop this ride because you're going into alabama and it's a hot bed of klan activity and somebody is liable to get killed. >>> well, because i was missing for a period of 24 hours, they thought for sure that i had been killed because when they called rock hill to inquire about my whereabouts, the police said we don't know what you're talking about. and that was a very good indication there that they have done something to him. so, when i showed up again and there was great rejoicing that, you know, i didn't think was such a big deal after i. escape, you know. they were happy to see me. obviously they had to do some thinking. should we continue with this ride. and of course my answer was, of course we're going to continue. so, w

hank you, my colleagues. ms. pelosi: with that, i yield ack.

unless you are tom hanks, in which case... hey. big fan.softer approach. - the media, pretty vicious, not just to you, but to your family. how do you process that? - are you getting the credit for this economic revival? - how frustrating is it to have former president obama there--out there leading the resistance? - you're one of the most loved and respected. - i would say that also. - in history. - yeah. - how does that feel? - are you having fun in this job? - so how was your week? - what a nice change from all the unfair, fake-news, "gotcha" questions, like "what's your infrastructure plan?" "can we see your tax returns?" and "please take your penis off the constitution." it's not a question, but they do say that. next up: positive reinforcement. now, obviously, the president is always right, but he needs to know that you know that. flattery is key. - you guys wanna start with good news? [cheers and applause] we do have some good news. - go ahead. - right, you don't get a lot of good news in the media. - well, you don't get so much. - if

crazy ass hank thomas made a beeline to the sergeant and called out sergeant terry.erstand that blacks are not getting any boots? and once again, i'm an e-4 and he's an e-6 and i'm not supposed to be talking to him the way i was and he just told me, at ease, soldier. which means, you better realize who you are. and he said you need to mind your own business. do you have any new boots back there and before he could answer i went behind the counter and tore open the lock on the locker and a line of blacks came up behind me and i said what size do you wear? the sergeant was standing there and he can't do that and i'm handing out boots to the blacks and he makes a beeline to the captain again. so once again this time the captain did tell me we were slated to go out on another patrol on another big operation the next day and he told me i want to see you when you come back, if so my days are remaining in the army, i knew, you know, he would be happy when i leave and maybe all of the reports he wrote up on me. but to my surprise when i got my discharge papers and what is it

our hank flynn went to cape may to take a look. ♪ we actually joked on facebook that cocktails woulde on the third floor of the victorian. >> reporter: flooding heavy rains biblical overtures accu weather and the national weather he weather service warned thousands of americans of to you seam via text message the texts were falsely sent. nothing to be afraid of. victorian in cape may were perplexed. >> is this real. this might not be real after the false alert in hawaii it was possible the same thing that was happening. >> then we hopped on gary's twitter feed and national weather service twitter feed and realized that they were already announcannouncing if you got ant there was in sue tammy warning. >> false new warning. no sue tammy. good. rye did it happen. the blame started flying with accu weather treating out disclaimer and this statement which blames the national weather service for the goof. several times. accu weather even says, it warned national weather service about the possibility of this happening. >> so after a number of calls to mt. holly and d.c. and even beyond, i m

hank you, my colleagues. ms. pelosi: with that, i yield ack. the speaker pro tempore: the house will come to order. >> thank you very much. allow me to just say that we continue on this most important legislation, 1153. ms. waters: and we have had the opportunity to yield time to speaker -- well, leader pelosi. in while she certainly came to oppose this bill, that we have before us having yielded one minute to the leader, is the most profound one minute probably in the history of this institution. that one minute that ended up eight hours where leader pelosi talked about the plight of daca and the dreamers and i'm very proud that in yielding that one minute, we had the opportunity to listen to leader pelosi deal with an issue and demand that we have an opportunity to have a real debate and a real discussion in the people's house. so i'm very pleased we had that opportunity. and now, let meust y, i have no further requests for time and i'm prepared to close. and so with that, i will yield myself the remainder of my time. mr. speaker, american co

here's hank. ♪ >> more beer, more fun.hink one beer, i'm sure everybody will have a few beers that day. >> one beer is not going to change much. >> jeff get tattoos before his wins much eagles on his neck this year phillies couple years back. he knows commitment he says free beer for thursday's eagles championship parade ain't nothing but a thing. >> i don't think the parade is going to be crazy. everybody got it out of their system last night. still people driving around honking their horns. everybody is happy much that's the big thing. >> free beer is courtesy of eagles tackle lane johnson who promised philly a beer last august if the eagles won out to bud light immediately jumped in to foot the bill which was hypothetical then but very real now. so free beer for the parade. some don't like the look of it. >> some people not supposed to be drinking beer. you know how they act when they drink beer. [ laughter ] >> they act crazy. >> the ladies had some concerns about how the beer might be distributed. i asked bud light ab

i'm hank and that's my take. ♪ >>> fox 29 working hard to get you results.s time for a camden woman dealing with the death of a family member. the grieving woman decided to get her sister's remains cream mated. the whole process however turned into a nightmare leaving her saddened and frustrated. our bruce gordon with the story of the missing ashes. >> i just want my sister. >> reporter: wine net shariff was inconsolable three months after the death of her 44-year-old sister. >> i full disrespec disrespecte. i can't even mourn for my sist sister. you don't know where she is. >> no. >> reporter: when she died she went to the carl miller funeral home in camden to make arrangements to lay her sister to rest. >> we want a cremation. i wanted to put her urn in my house and give one to my two nephews and that was that. >> reporter: she received a phone call verifying the procedure. >> they tell me that the cremation has been completed. they said that your urns are on back order. and basically just to sit and wait. >> reporter: and wait and wait. frustrated over th

liberal thing in a second if you want to be that i'm not sure if you see this steven spielberg film hanks film the post but it's certainly extols the virtues of one of the great journalists so r.h. katharine graham. yeah i don't know how you have this thing to share the same ideas about her tom hanks and steven spielberg. well perry actually worked for what was then called the post newsweek company the washington post being the owner of newsweek and as he told me later on. bob was working on a story about u.s. foreign policy and he was told it would have to be watered down because katharine graham henry kissinger as a weekend house guest and this is an example of what bob was willing to say in public that was routinely kept private you know inside the sanctum of the media and because he was willing to disclose that kind of sum on a scale of what's supposed to be objective journalism. he really became somebody in disrepute for someone like katharine graham i have to say you know i have not gone and seen the film yet opposed but i did perhaps one of the very few know if only negative review

i'm hank and that's my take. ♪ >>> how sweet it is. cover. fox 29 has encore presentation of the par raised champios starts tonight at 11:30 goes all the way until 4:00 a.m. and good day. >>> a follow up to a story we brought you last night. so the guy who ripped a seat from the minneapolis stadium after the super bowl has agreed to pay for the damage. photos and video taken from the airport show a man wearing eagles clothing with a purple seat strapped to his carry on luggage. he wasn't trying to hide anything. police tracked him down and he says he's sorry. he's agreed to pay for replacement and guess what? he gets to keep the seat faces no chargecharges. nice souvenir. so you bet against our birds? it is time to pay up. yup. open for u.s. senators. maybe next time, maybe next time they'll learn. ♪ >> the super bowl lii champion philadelphia eagles ! ♪ ♪ ♪ >> e-a-g-l-e-s, eagles! ♪ ♪ ♪ >> what a day. eagles nation celebrations not just here in philadelphia on capitol hill today senators bob casey and pat toomey collected after a supe

i wear witt a badge of honor and you see every time hank lundy fight in the ring.i love it. because you know why, he backs it up. you know, growing up, always being the small guy, always having to prove yourself and fight bigger guys, the same guys that look down on you. fast, can punch with both hand s, and south paw, right-handed, i can do it all, i can brawl, i can box, i can be quick, yes. >> he is not a guy that talk that talk but he walks that walk. >> true philadelphia fighter because he always stays in the gym and stays in shape. so that is why he has the mentality that he has. >> aim a boxer. your parents tell you look under your bed in the nighttime, and hammering hank lundy is a monster you don't want to face. >> remember the name. >> i'm not messing with him. >> no. >> nice job, brad now give him a part in creed when they come here. that is "eyewitness news" at 5:00. >>> now at 6:00, the mummer inspired moment that had eagles fans in the frenzy, tonight we are learning where jason kelce got his costume and what the center is doing tonight. >>> after eve