it is nuts out here. only going to get crazier as you see them. here they come. here they come.anguage. yeah. you're excited. >> i'm really excited. really excited. i'm super excited. >> reporter: there are cars in traffic. look at this [cheers and applaus [cheers and applause] >> that will go on for awhile. super bowl in franchise history. celebrate but enjoy yourselves. >> on the right side is frankford and cottman in favor. where everybody pours out to celebrate. i'll bet new minneapolis there's big time celebrations going on. >> let's check in with chris o'connell. >> reporter: what's going on? we just won the super bowl. we're inside u.s. bank stadium. place erupted with eagles fans, this is one of them. my god i'm -- -- this means so much to me and so much to all my family members, this is incredible for the city. more than one. this is more than just one. >> beginning of a dynasty >> the leadership is unbelievable the way he led nick foles through the playoffs. given him so much in terms of his growth for the future. we're going on for the next decade and beyond. >> repor

it's all here. it's only here. unlike ordinary toothpaste, colgate total fights bacteria on teeth, tongue, cheeks and gums. giving you the confidence of a healthier mouth. colgate total. be totally ready for life. >> carson wentz is off the market. he proposed to his girlfriends, maddie, and he posted the photos with the caption: she said yes. now we both got us a ring. i can't wait to marry my best friend. guys doing some amazing things and i can't thank him enough. >> now, where is this cast snell. >> that's not philly. can be philly. >> if you're wondering, we did our research, castle in kentucky. look at this beauty. >> holy mother. >> castle coast, unique hotel, event locate in the kentucky outside of lexington, where she from. so he went to her home. and did he that. oh, so no word yet on where they will exchange vows, but hey i think this is a great suggestion, my gosh. >> now i want to know nor about this. just outside in very sigh, very sigh, kentucky the name of the area. that's -- who owns that? >> and t

when i first got here, there wasn't one empty store here. something missing just by walking around the center of town. they were all -- there wasn't one empty building. all the stores were full, all of them. and how long have they been empty? did they close since the hurricane? no. no, they're weren't closed before the hurricane. but this was recently, so they were there. they were there not too long ago. what's that place? lilliam: that's the ice cream place. they're exotic, different ice creams where you need to taste one. heladeria lares is the oldest ice cream shop in puerto rico. they were telling me that you have, like, crazy flavors. yes. we have corn, carrot, pumpkin, sweet potato, and cazuela is like a pumpkin pie. as neighboring businesses melt away, alberto baretto is hanging on. is this a family business? yeah. it's my dad's. it used to be my granddads. third generation. yeah. adrian: it's very famous. a lot of people. there's bill clinton up there, and there's a lot of people. but that was before puerto rico fell into crushing d

it is all here. every time i replay the beat down, in philly of minnesota. >> yes. >> it just feels like our year , dude. we are most physical team in football. >> i love it. >> pretty boy tom brady cannot handle it. >> all philly here in minneapolis, dude, i'm hungry, brother. we're cooking it up here, it is warm back here but jessica, we are being fed and that is what it is all about especially with a bunch of eagles fans. you know how it will be. coming up, i actually got a chance to go one on one with the, one and only, kevin hart, you know, philly's own. >> i like our chances. >> 83 percent. >> i like our chance is how do you get 83-six what happens in the end. >> so they is kevin hart see him coming up in our special at 7:00. we will move on to another establishment, jessica, wow we have to catch our breath out here in minneapolis, it is non-stop. >> you are busy, pat gallen. you guys get to your next location we will check with you in a little bit. exited to hear from kevin hart as well. in th

commendable work on their part here hearing 400 of them are on the scene here, dozens still remain here can tell you alex and thomas that the final ladder truck up above this apartment building has finally come back down so they are making progress in the just yet ever here to bring updates as soon as we get them >> another busy morning, thank you. >>> just yesterday i happened to be in the neighborhood in the morning i notice they were working on than fire. i came back and that area right around 5:00 last night, look at that they were still out there still working. i took this picture. i was like it is amazing what they do we are so grateful for our fire fighters because there were out there around the clock and i'm sure the neighborhood appreciates it. >> amazing response. of course. you have to go through buildng to make sure hot spots are out and check integrity of the building which they will be doing today >>> coming up on 6:08. little while before 6:09. >> it is what it is but if our students have learn, some people fail and in this age if you have to do nothing... un audible. >>

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thomas drayton, with a football on his head. >> here? right here? yes? oh, boy. here we go. excitement is building this morning. all right, so by the way, outside right here at fourth and market, big celebration going on, as well. when you pass by, stop on in. we've got the balloons going, face painting going on, of course, shore your eagles pride as you hit the parade. get an eagles painted on, a football. >> a lot of people are coming over from jersey, i think the stop they'll get off race and sixth, walk on down, we will paint your face up, get you cuted out, come like you're sporting your eagles pride. stop by and say hi, the fans already walking by here. let's get a check on the forecast, what you can expect, by the way, mik mike and alex wl be joining us in just a movement sue serio, good morning you. >> saw the winds blowing outside. that's something we're dealing with this morning, we new it would be windy and colder because yesterday all of that rain was due to a cold front. all right, so we've got eight out of ten, i guess we're also expecting plenty of sunshine, b

it's all here. it's only here. >>> calming all creed fans. calling all creed fans. to start shooting, they are looking for extras but is there a catch, all right. they are looking for people, in delaware valley, who are going in russia. >> good luck in that. >> head down to d.c. for that. >> ring shot. >> so casting company looking for men and women age 23 to 55 , and shooting will begin in mid-march, and, mid-april. michael b jordan will be fighting again. >> around you just to walk your way back. and pick up something on the ground and then walk off the screen. >> what they have is under five people and over five people, and under five lines and over five lines. >> there is something, if they are chant nothing russia at the match, you know, saying something. >> die, die. >> you no some russian. >> yes, that is about it. >>> last week we were going to do that. >> then we didn't do it. >> we want to be miguel b jordan. >> no time for skitles, here. >> we have to slide in the slide cheese. >>> we did this, hold that cord. >> and then lets get back the two airport bec

behind me here you can see a very active situation here on third and chestnut., i'm told by the commissioner, it is under control but that doesn't necessarily mean it is out but it is considered under control at this point. you can see right up above there in the top two floors, top three floors you still have smoke, pretty significant smoke still coming out but for the most part i'm told that the fire is under control at this point. i want to bring up video when this first started at 3:30 this morning, when we first got here, gray, nydia the fire was a mess. i mean the flames were shooting, clearly up through building out of the roof, the inside of that pretty much has to be a shell at this point. i'm told by commissioner there is 160 evacuees from this block at third and chestnut in the area. that is a lot of people. they are working with the red cross, red paws is out here. there is a rot of displaced pets. just a very serious situation here. we have sound with the fire commissioner and neighbors when they all first started, lets take a listen. >> resource th

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here is a cool shot where it all starts. here's broad street. is your stadium complex, the wells fargo parking lot. the reason they're not allowing parking down in this area is that it takes about 130 police officers to actually put that whole operation in play. and because of the lent of the parade route, we just not enough officers to handle both the parade route and the whole parking operation. so, that's the reason why there is no parking down here in south philly. but there you go, there is the route, right on up broad street. there is the city skyline. we are ready to go, the schuylkill expressway eastbound, if you are driving in early this morning, there is a l i saw extra cars on the road this morning, coming in at 2:30, folks at with a washings grabbing their smacks and their coffee, ahead of the big day. eastbound still closed at the vine street expressway for maybe another half hour or so. if you are using septa regional rail lines, you have to have a pass. there is only select stations where the trains will be stopping. every line is

it's all here.e. >> eagles players still on their super bowl celebration tour appearing on late night tv. zach ertz nelson agholor chris long alshon jeffrey and jalen mills brought the lombardi trophy on the tonight show with jimmy fallon. the philadelphia based group the roots played the eagles fight song. eagles safety malcolm jenkins appeared on late night with seth myers. jenkins won a ring with the new orleans saints as a rookie but he said this title means so much more for himself as the team captain and of course for the city of philadelphia. >> ♪ >> it is now 6:27 and meteorologist, david murphy is up updating the timing and totals of the wintry mix coming in. >> people hoping to use mass transit to get to the parade are encountering some trouble this morning. we'll explain what to do next. >> ♪ >> a wintry mix of snow and sleet making -- sleet making its way in for the morning commute and changing over to rain for the rest of the day. >> we are just one day away from the eagles' giant victo

the slippery conditions beginning to set in here, we've seen some plows ready to go here, they have beenut on the roads, and it was just a few moments ago, it was a scramble at the supermarket across the street. they have the sleds, the rock salt, the shovels, all of that out for people to come get. we were speaking to some people who were ending their work shiftsing early today. >> you're racing against the clock here tonight? >> yes, that's why i'm luckily it's on a weekend. there's no school monday. i'll take the snow now. >> the timing here pretty good for the crews that are going to clear all of this up. people are at home hopefully enjoying dinner tonight and sleeping, while this continues to pile up, really coming down heavy here. if you see those penndot plows, we saw them out on the highway earlier today. we're live in coopers burg, drew smith, nbc news. >> our team coverage continues tonight with andrea klein thomas. you're driving around in storm force ten. tell us about that and where you are. >> we're on market street in west chester, the conditions have changed in the last

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it's all here. about amazing taste. because at hellmann's,he . >> thank you our museum. >> i lover it says go eagles, the whole city coming together because we know we're just days away. >> all right, what's green and plays football? >> jaylen mills. the green gobbling, jen. >> hey, jen? >> reporter: yes, what's really cool, is that we first met him earlier in the season. heino every up and coming guy, right? we know that jim swartz, the came to camp when jaylen came to camp was like can you back up this green hair. and so far all season he's been doing that, and more. >> how? i hate to hug but we have to hug. as is a fan, when i was at the game sunday, every time they call your name, because we've got tone know each other. rooting for you as a person as a player. are you going to tear apart this team? everyone likes the patriots, whatever. are you going to just, i know you're polite, but can you get in there and just take them apart? >> the plan is to win the game. i can't tell you how we're going

i'm thrilled to be here.ed to be honorary citizen of philadelphia. >> reporter: see it was all about timing. those guys making the best of the situation and if you are still traveling outside or out of center cit at this hour stay tuned to septa's twit error web site on what stops are not in service or which won are congested and bypass at this hour. reporting live i'm alexandria hoff now back to you guys. >> okay, alex, thanks very much. >>> i have enjoyed this ride known as philadelphia eagles championship this has been a hell of a ride and certainly enjoyed it. it has been so much fun. >> yes, it has. >> lets go inside to our kate bilo who has a look at your forecast. kate. >> your mouth doesn't seem as frozen as dit in minneapolis. >> that is true but it is little cold. glad you bundled up. not quite minneapolis cold but still, pretty darn coldest specially for this time of the year, it is february but temperatures still, more than 10 degrees below average today with that said what a beautiful day. look a

you can see the lights are on here.nticipation is building as that flight is expected it leave at 6:00 this morning. i'm pamela osborn, nbc 10 news. >> all right, pam, thank you. they are going to get excited. eagles defensive end crist long has been a real impact for the birds on the field. >> but his work off the field that has won him a big honor. the nfl players association hands out the award. long donated his entirely salary this season to support education including in the philadelphia public schools. his teammate won the award last year. and as we've been saying, we've been seeing a lot of philadelphia eagles fans. and they've really been coming out of the wood work here. so a lot of them lived or grew up montana philly area and now they live here. >> they love the eagles. we found a guy that always carries a piece of philadelphia with him. take a look. what's your name and where are you from? >> philly bears, philadelphia. >> his legal name is philly. he grew up in kensington but now lives in philadelphia. his

here is a problem. some areas, just below in wilmington, trenton, with 31, 28 degrees in pottstown, well above freezing at the shore. which is why we're only going to see rain. then, when everything clears out, and it is time for the parade tomorrow, the early morning temperatures are in the 20's, we know a lot of folks will be out there early to get a good spot either on the parkway or broad street. then 11:00 a.m. when the parade begins, sunny skies, 31 d wind pick up tomorrow, windchills in the two's, that's the way it will feel even with the sunshine tomorrow. then we get back into the 50's by the weekends with a chance every rain. so bob kelly, we've got to get through this morning with the icy mess, this afternoon, with the downpours, and then tomorrow, with the winds. >> oh, boy. >> settle down over there. >> yes. ya, ya, ya. >> 843 live look, northbound lanes of 309. guy spun around here off into the ditch. half mile makes a difference, every wet road surface, versus the icy surface, here is a l

but there's a big set of stairs here. and to get up these stairs would have been difficult unless he was crawling up the steps on a regular basis. but there was actually a lift here. and it had been put in prior to fdr's contracting polio. it was a trunk elevator that was used for steamer trunks because the roosevelts, as people in their social class normally would do, they would go off on trips to europe. and they had these big huge steamer trunks filled with clothes. it was difficult to move them up and down. that's why they installed this lift. and it was actually a hand operated lift, kind of like a dumb waiter type thing. and so when fdr contracted polio, it would have been a great way for him to get from floor to floor. now, the suggestion was that perhaps he should have it motorized rather than use it as it was. but fdr did not want to have it motorized because the man who said there's nothing to fear but fear itself had a real fear of fire. he was worried that if there was ever a motorized lift put in here and the

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here's the satellite and radar is there last night's snow, sipping on by here all the way off the coast, it is across southern nova scotia right now and moving at 40 to 50 miles per hour and what we are seeing waiting in the wings here's the difference. there is no huge arctic high driving cold canadian air down but what we are seeing is a west/northwest mild breeze, this is all mild air. so this snow will start melting, very, very quickly. this afternoon we are in the mid to upper 40's. as we head into tomorrow, close to 50 and then it just gets warmer and warmer each and every day. we are close to 73 or 74 by mid week. here's final snow tall totals, we did really well with this. and out nicely. wood side 1 inch. bridgeton pick up 2 inches of snow. florence, 3 inches. huffs church 7.4. allentown little bit more than 8 inches of snow which brings your seasonal total over 2 feet in the lehigh valley. temperature wise magic number is 32. once we get above 32 everything starts to melt. as you can see here most of these locations air above 32 degrees. pottstown 34. malvern, warminster 33. c

we do the exhibits here at the library.ou're able to look at individual images in each of the cases. this photograph, very important photograph of an african-american family. we can see that he's probably wearing a campaign button. abraham lincoln campaign button here. we know that because we have the campaign buttons. they were deposited for copyright in our collection. it is a tribute to the beauty of these photographs and the fact that so many of them are sharp. i mean, we are blowing this up now to 30, 40 times its original size. i mean, this young girl, the end daughter here, it's incredibly moving. but realize that in the actual photograph she's probably a quarter inch high. now we are blowing it up to this size. >> i believe the photographs are sharper from the 1800s. they had more silver in them. so there is more grains reflecting the light. they had wonderful lenses at times. but it's also the case that mr. liljennquist has a pretty good eye. there are -- he chose pictures that would resonate or have a particular s

protection for these 437,000 people legally here so that they know the future is here and they are protected in the workforce. the senate is very similar to the dreamer issue. weth know that the dreamer issu, the crisis, the march date that we are facing was created by the president of the united states. the daca program was created by president obama on june 15, 2012, and since that day without about 800,000 registered under the daca program that are now nt legally working. they are attending school. they are able to operate motor vehicles. they are clearly our futurete teachers, our doctors, our engineers, are entrepreneurs. they are very much part of our economy. in maryland we have 10,000 have registered under the daca program. they contribute $500 million to the maryland gdp. so for so many reasons it would just be common sense for us, i would think without too much controversy, to pass a bill that says to the i believe the total 1.8 million, we know that you know no other home but america. we welcome you. we're going to protect your status and give you a pathway to citizenship. we do t

for counties highlighted here. we are expecting light snow to transition over to a icy mix, sleet, freezing rain but will go over to rain by mid afternoon. could be minor accumulations in this part of the viewing area perhaps a coating to as much as an inch here in these area. and because of that there could be slick spots out there storm tracker six very latest here lots of colors showing up on the radar. we have green to the south which is where rain is falling , light snow to the north and right in between here we see sliver of blue. that is where we are seeing a wintry mix of snow, rain and sleet pellets mixed in. this line will lift to the north over next half an hour, so again by mid afternoon it should be all the way up between here north of the pennsylvania turnpike approaching the lehigh valley. wider view shows plenty of moisture out there. this is just the beginning, once the rain starts to move in and it will come down, steady toy occasionally heavy at times, set up a rather messy late afternoon into th

here. the germans left in the hope of finding a new home in germany the home our ancestors left in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries they followed the call a desires to move to the russian empire and they built german towns on the volga and in the caucasus they worked hard and prospered during the communist era they were dispossessed and in the second world war they were deported to siberia. and. as an orphan my grandfather my father's father earned his living there in a mine he started a family and moved to fertile kazakstan together with other german seeking to start over. and. there was a mine here to. look. to. the story of the deportation the new beginnings the stories of the mind those were the fairy tales of my childhood. the moral of the story work hard work a lot and do no wrong. the germans lived in the russian empire for five generations they kept their culture and language alive even though they faced persecution and discrimination. then communism collapsed and half of the

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another guy, jj watts, here as part of the broadcast here at nfl experience.guy we talk to him about two of our big charityuy lane johnson. >> they have been doing >> do you think chris will win another one. >> i don't know. >> thank. >> i have to say eli manning was t telling the crew here how he thinks, he believes, that they,a shot, begins tom brady ands bea. he has done it in the pennsylvania. eli manning can beat come on. he is tough. i'm tough. camera guys are tou about negative six air temperature and as you guys know, it was nee wind chills some we did we decide to do on the coldest da want to do sip lining over mississippi, photographers weren't so happen bye that. >> mike. >> still alive. >> yes, for now. >> are you ready for this. >> no, i'm not ready for this, no, not at all. >> do you want to zip line. >> no. >> i'll hold camera and you zi p line. >> you can't be crying about holding the camera. >> i'm crying about being cold >> a lot of tears about zip lining. just so you know, basically mike g had to be on one tower, 125 feet up in the air and j

here we are with john tyler. john tyler was the vice president for william henry harrison and with harrison's death, he became president. and what we have on loan from -- through the virginia historical society and actually through his great granddaughter is a card and gaming table, which was a beautiful inlaid wood. it's probably made in the netherlands and it opens up into a smooth playing surface. or it also has a second hinge which opens up into a felted tabletop for playing cards and a little place for keeping your coins or tokens. popular card games at the time might have been hearts. or even poker. here we are with james k.polk, the 11th president of the united states. we have heard he is a letter seal that you would seal with a hot wax. polk was known to be a very prolific writer. he and his wife sarah together, sarah would travel with him and actually would bring long her little secretary desk that she would write and work things out. the two of them had a very equal relationship together for all the let

here they are from the rally here at the museum of art. >> the moment i got here i knew this was a special place. special locker room and special organization. special coaching. and some seriously specialfans. i knew it wouldn't take long until we were standing up here. >> to be a part of the philadelphia eagles and part of these guys it's one of the greatest things i have ever done in my life. >> they doubted us at players and a team we stepped up and loved each other more and had more fun than anybody in the league. >> malcolm jenk winins the captain. they are tough gritty and talk trash and like to fight. and now they are winners. >> the we'll do this next year. this is the just the beginning. >> today's i think was the most special for philadelphia. back to you in the studio. >> you guys were so fun to watch today. i felt like you gave us a seat on the parkway. >> nice job. >> really great. jaime apody is live along the ben franklin parkway. and jaime what a day? for the eagles and the organization? >> reporter: it was really special and i was honored to get a unique view i had the pri

i'm telling you, it feels a little balmy here today. 13 degrees here. and in the teens back home as well. let's check in with the first alert forecast. >> good morning. the temperatures up a little bit. later today you guys are looking at a little snow. no snow in the forecast for us, and it's cold. in fact, we're sitting at 18 degrees in philadelphia right now. same for northeast philly. 14 in coatsville and 14 in wilmington. teens.are the actual all of us below 20 degrees. look at the feels like. winds are not terribly strong. they're weaker than yesterday. but because we're already so low, it doesn't take much of a wind to get us down to the single digits. feeling like seven in philadelphia. 4 in potstown and 14 in mount holly. mt. pocono below. that's a minneapolis kind of forecast for us in mt. pocono. let's look at radar and is the li light. the temperatures are not going anywhere as wero through the rest of today. we'll stay cold. i'll take this wide. look to texas to see the rainmaker. a low pressure center moves offshore, by the time it makes i

controversy here. jessica beal says she is already talking about the bird s and bee was her two-year old son. i don't know how that conversation goes. kim kardashian she posted a top less photo of herself taken by, her son. we will talk about that. then selena johnson is on the show. >> ♪ >> wow. >> she's telling it like it is >> yeah. >> i like it. she's performing, with kanye west, and she ills also a grammy nominated, of course. she's joining us here. we will tell where she's taking stage tonight. >> we have steve out there on clean up duty, hi there, steve >> reporter: well, after eagles trashed patriots, falcons and vikings their fans have left a lot of fans. now street sweepers are sweeping the dirt trying to get frozen dirt unfrozen, so they can get the trash, pick up. we will update you coming up. >> i don't think i have ever seen street sweepers on dirt, oh, no. >> i have never seen that. >> whatever works. >> whatever you can get. >> have you ever seen anything like that, that parade. >> it w

here.ot of people announcing, wonder if it will be like cher, vinyl, then 20 years later still going at that time. >> because you want to go see the final tour, until they realize wow that was pretty good, the final tour. one more final tour. >> we forgot to include joey. let's bring joey on the final tour. >> exactly. a check of the roads, transit in a moment. soup, let's talk about the wintery application. >> far from my final weather tour i might say. we've got miles to go before bee sleep. winter weather advisory in effect for all of the areas you see that are in purple. but, up in the pink area, that's the mountains, where we have a winter storm warning. our number today is a four. even though, nothing may be happening at your house right now, it is not too long a way from a messy morning, we're ready for snow, rain, with bus stop buddy and his umbrella. and i think you'll need the rain gear for a longer time, than you'll need to worry about the frozen precipitation, but will be tricky

because you know there's enough evidence here to put a lot of doubt in this in the let's be clear here i don't want to repeat the same mantra that i keep hearing or but the good people at the f.b.i. lab going to say that because i don't know what it is they're all they all doing studies show that you know the interesting thing here this is really again we started out mark you know at the end of the obama administration changing all of those regulations about having access to classified information unmasking and what not i mean this is falling solely on the administration the just left office ok the old obama administration to all these people who we're talking about are his appointees ok this is coming to a head right here what i may do differ i'm with victor here i think this is an opportunity for trump that i necessarily like him very much but this would be an opportunity for him to clean house and he may have justification because he's runs they're afraid off i mean the local war of course they're terrified of what that water gun. writes about it they're not afraid that people are a

here it is.etty unhappy after this image of the superstar hit the twitter verse earlier this week. on sunday, a writer up loaded the beyonce wax frying a niagara falls museum with the caption: according to the curators of the wax museum in niagara falls this is beyonce. it even had a name tag that said beyonce. social media went off about the wax figure with comment like: these breaking beyonce news is now, well, it is not really her, it is de from always sunny. another person wrote. this is bad but also if you said the beyonce of niagara falls statue looks like that, i would probably believe it. this is exactly what i would picture. and finally, someone showed a comparison wax figure of pam anderson saying for real i'm on zested when how bad this wax museum is. it is the rudies tourist attraction, this is pamela anderson, for example. straight up from the niagara falls museum. what do you think? let us know. let's take you up to the poconos this morning here at 552:67:89 chec checking weatherd t

and earn their way here. now they're here, they're right behind me, in terms of the you got the jersey right here when you walk in, the sign age, see, go birds, everybody pretty excited. more people that are coming into minnesota from philadelphia. and for that we want to go to david spunt live at philadelphia international airport. david, i'm guessing, you've seen few birds on your ends, as well? >> reporter: oh, yes, jessica, we've seen a lot here at the airport. i have to tell you i think probably more excited there once they get to minneapolis, and the reality signings in history could be made if they win sunday. we've spoken to a lot of fans, it was a lull for little while this afternoon, now it seems to be picking up little bit more with fans. but i have to tell you, every eagles fan that i've spoken to , they tell me no doubt the birds will be victorious. >> eagles. >> reporter: kate is 73 years old today. she has no idea who the mill is he on her sign, but she knows her own birthday will be better bec

go over here to the. oh i'll be right back a little get to that right now or a character caught up in the degree of that you're there little. by little m.j. had found a new family among the people on the river banks but now his tent has been cleared away. and. the county authorities have started breaking up the camp officially for security and environmental reasons in jay's gas canisters bicycle guitar and dog food are all gone i don't even know what they stored. what was valued to me may not a bit valuable to them. he's hoping his belongings have been stored in this container on the dairy no locks on any of it. although there is a lot i'm sorry shit about. that. when the police cleared his camp the stress and anxiety were too much for him he says he had a seizure and can't remember what happened he tries to find out some details from his neighbors. in two thousand and nine m.j. was shot and wounded at the bullet is still inside his head. off i never seen the injured or never heard the shot never seen the

be here have some wonderful years here together. when he was involved. in vice by me as i know that he's still with me but i can't see him but i feel like he's here absolutely. we were one heart and soul we loved each other so much it was always given the. many of claudia's colleagues live here right next to the laundry some of them live with their caregivers claudia has her own apartment but she likes to stop by for a visit. help a good i heard your injured yourself or show me we. know that looks bad. for you this is where our colleagues have breakfast. half an hour later the workers on the day shift arrives and he. katrin fisher refused to day schedule. except for the two managers all thirteen staff members have some kind of disability. they are paid according to their skills and receive support and guidance throughout the day while. noticeable that. the tide was even by then i thought that sometimes we have to help them with various procedures but even though those jobs don't change on the job by the changes. you don't like that all of us can begin to

for the weekends here that our children can play here.doing everything we can in our city government to support our families and children, i don't know what our government is all about. so i am so proud to be here today, so proud to stand with the people behind me who do all the hard work to make this happen and so proud to support our families. thank you, everybody. [applause] >> thank you, mayor farrell. so in order to deliver the best result for san francisco's children, youth and families, we have to work in deep collaboration with our city's partners and stakeholders to ensure the most effective and efficient use of resources. one of our proud and key partnerships is with the san francisco unified school district. with that, we have dr. vincent matthews. [applause] >> thank you. one of the things i'm most proud of is when the partnerships come together to make things happen for our children. it is said that you can judge the true character of a community by how they treat their children. and so when we come together like this, this i

and we're here. and then of course we didn't do anything monday, didn't do anything on this issue tuesday. i don't know whether we're going to have any votes today. but here we are debating immigration. we have a chance to do what members of the other political party as advocates for dreamers and daca kids, and we have them on this side but maybe not as vocal or as loyal as democrats are on this issue, and now somehow we have a difficult time getting the issue up, getting it up and getting something passed. and i offer to my 99 colleagues something the president said he would sign. now maybe you don't like exactly what's in that proposal. get it up and amend it and let's see what sort of compromise we can accomplish. but we are here because the leader said we're going to do this issue. it was something that the minority demanded, and we ought to reach a particular conclusion on it and get something to the president of the united states. now once we knew this issue was going to come up and we knew tha

so what do you do here?> i'm one of the foremen here. >> let's head in and check it out. >> okay, let's go. come on in. this is where it happens. >> wow. wow, wow, wow. >> this is our beef department, all the hanging beef. how about i get howard and alan down here? they'll really give you a good tour. marcus is here. >> nice meeting you, pleasure. >> nice to meet you. you got a nice operation. >> thank you. >> do you love it? >> after 40 years, i have to love it. >> you better love it. >> i don't have a choice anymore. >> so are you alan? how are you? i'm marcus. >> good. how are you, marcus? >> nice to meet you, sir. >> pleasure to meet you. >> this is a nice place. now are you guys brothers? >> no. partners. >> just partners. >> closer than brothers. >> and are you guys 50/50 partners? >> 50/50. our fathers were partners. >> okay. >> they left the empire to us. >> and so, walk me through the process of how it works. >> this is the receiving area. we got all our fresh meat through here. then we also get lam

here. every day off to school the three brothers and their friends beg for money that mofo judith watches all the kids come out taking the streets what are you worried about. now i know the second stop on the us and. not one man in an open line of. judith lives nearby in an illegal session so this is home yes how many hours do your children bake over to scream out only that one means and they don't get on us. more the. nine. on that the young set out in an i pad. make us feel i don't know doing this. as i'm really not. mad at a nap was having someone you know in montana. i felt guessing. that i myself one but not an ass in the media. summed it all. weighed in on. me began not one. month among. at least these children half their mother no matter how tough the lives they have a home love and support. thousands of children in manila have no powers to care for them they survive in gangs however they can often it's easier to just escape reality. you do know the streets you work they play you the

go headly go jump in here. what it is this is a disempower mation operation against russia period that's what this is and you can't have a distant from asian operation by only going to one side the words you've been talking about the liberal media again i'm a republican. supporter and i used to work as the lead investigative reporter for breitbart let me say this breitbart has been just as bad on this issue and the right conservative media this is why i say this is a distant permission operation about russia that succeeded not just because the left media the new york times washington post m s n b c and so on but because the right media with stories like the uranium one story for instance which demonizes russia which i hate hillary clinton that story is false and you could see that when bannon got in trouble my former boss steve bannon got in trouble for saying the it was treated that treasonous trumped our meeting right steve admitted in his apology as walk back he hates russia to lisa what you are having here.

here so much as the south of here for instance this was also a film location and hard to believe because it's almost completely changed. but i'll show you a photo from a very important film this is it this is the same perspective. in nineteen twenty nine the silent movie people on sunday was shot it was one of the first independent films. the film shows what young people used to do in berlin in the one nine hundred twenty s. on sundays and vets why it's so interesting because it documents what berlin looked like before world war two by the way billy wilder wrote district. we take the subway to the courts back to street a scene from the aging thriller breach of spice of twenty fifteen was shot here tom hanks plays the lead role. we are looking for the right perspective. if. you know that it matches this seems takes place in one nine hundred sixty one the wall divides the city not so easy to find authentic scenes today but this place is just right in the film it is a border crossing between west and east berlin. in bridge of spies tom hanks plays a lawyer who wants to exchange american pri

and that's really what we're seeing here. >> just want to reset here. we just got an indictment here handed down by a grand jury. 13 individuals, three entities as well. i want to turn to tom winter joining us by phone. you're been poring over these 37 pages. what have you learned? >> well, a couple of things. first off this effort first started in 2014. and it involved russians traveling to a number of u.s. states, buying servers, sim cards. all according to the indictment. in an effort, in an effort that exceeded $1.25 million to set up a to tweet, to use instagram, facebook. it included people posing for pictures in front of the white house. it included the infiltration and perhaps that's a bit strong of a word, but it involved the use of black lives matter groups. it involved the use of an account that frankly retweeted information that this news organization and myself had posted, which is at ten underscore gop. had 10,000. also united muslims of america, army of jesus. those are just some of the accounts and some of the hash tags they used. and th

right here, in the mid-atlantic and expecting good soaking right here one to 2 inches when all saide with isolated heavier amounts this morning cloudy, temperatures climbing quickly just a slight breeze out of the south east at 5 miles an hour. around 1:30 we will see first drops off to the southwest, coverage increases, intensity will pick up during the day as well especially south ande here by 5:00 we will see down powers across cumberland, atlantic, cape may county and another pock pushing through lehigh valley. then we will get into a break or lull in the action during evening hearst but 10:00 o'clock not doing much of anything right around immediate philadelphia area but everything starts to reload after midnight and here come some additional rounds of heavier rain. by 5:30 sunday morning lots of heavy rain west of the city, you can see orange, red, and this will continue all morning long sunday into the first part of the afternoon and then by 3:30 it appears to be a squall line pushing through south jersey maybe a quick hitting thunderstorm or rumble of thunder during late aft