rosemary: all right, jeff gibbard with hitch philly, the founder of hitch philly. thank you so much for being with us, and thank you for all of your tips. jeff: absolutely. rosemary: and we'll be right back. announcer: this is "nbc10@issue." rosemary: that's it for this edition of "nbc10@issue." don't forget, tomorrow is president's day. if you're looking for a way to celebrate, you can try testing your presidential knowledge at the national liberty museum in old city. their presidential trivial contest begins at 1 o'clock in the afternoon tomorrow. i'm rosemary connors. have a great sunday. ♪ ♪ near 50th. a former madison square garden with that distinctive marquee. then they moved down 8th avenue near 33rd. the first game in the new place was 50 years ago today against a new team from philadelphia. inside that 50-year-old is the fliers. now player in the league has more assists about to

philly, too. i was with her so that was exciting, too. >> stephen: yeah. hiked hitch let's talk about the train i want to hitch my ride to. i spoke to you about this before. i'm a mad fan for the homeland. >> well, thanks. >> stephen: so worried about carrie all the time. >> as you should be. >> stephen: as you play her, are you worried for her? >> well, she's survived for seven years, so that's a pretty good record in "homeland" terms. >> stephen: every man around her is dead, though. >> yeah, can't say as much for the male figures. >> stephen: do not date carrie, not a good idea. >> no. i hope it's worth it, but i can't imagine it is. ( laughter ) >> stephen: the show's been incredibly impressive in years before. are there things we're going to learn ann about our country six months from now that you will be broadcasting -- you can't tell me? >> we're in the middle of filming. >> stephen: this season. yeah, we'll be back tomorrow to continue episode 9. >> stephen: torn from today's headlines. >> yeah, so we're still at it. we focus on kind of russian interference. >

hitch many. >> reporter: while they didn't pin an exact number on the crowd size, everyone agreed it was bigger than the 700,000 number floated out in the media and bigger than the phillies parade in 2008. >> phillies estimate was 1 million plus. there were more people there than the phillies parade. >> reporter: police said there were two arrests, four police cars damaged and one jumbo tron toppled over. there was a store vandalized and two stabbings during the day. one on the parkway after a fight. the commissioner had high praise for his officers. >> the way they perform is just outstanding. i mean the way they interact with crowds. most importantly the way they use restraint. >> reporter: septa officials told reporters they moved 395,000 riders on the mark frankford and broad street lin lines. another 70,000 in other areas and still more by bus. >> we believe those plans and expectations we laid out for riders came close to matching what was done on the ground. >> reporter: the mayor says it will take a couple of weeks to calculate the cost of the event and determine who pays for what. the same goes for the economic impact on the city. no real numbers yet. the consen

hitch. >> reporter: they didn't pin an exact number on the crowd size, everyone agreed, it was bigger than the 700,000 number floated out in the media and bigger than the phillies parade in 2008. >> phillies estimate was 1 million plus. there were more people there than the phillies parade. >> reporter: police said there were two arrests, four police cars damaged and one jumbo tron toppled over. there was a store vandalized and two stabbings during the day. one on the parkway after a fig fight. the commissioner had high praise for his officers. >> the way they perform is just outstanding. i mean the way they interact with crowds. most importantly the way they usery straint. >> reporter: septa officials told reporters they moved 395,000 riders on the market frankford and broad street lin lines. another 70,000 in other areas and still more by bus. >> we believe those plans and expectations we laid out for riders came close to matching what was done on the ground. >> reporter: the mayor says it will take couple of weeks to calculate the cost of the event and determine who pays for what. the same goes for the economic impact on the city. no real numbers yet. the co