. >>> and holyfield in the house, i'll talk live with boxing legend alexander holyfield about his career and new venture outside the ring. >> announcer: nbc 10 news starts now. >>> and right now at 11:00 it's all about practice. the birds will hit the field and prepare for the biggest gax their lives today and we are counting down to the eagles and the patriots in super bowl 52. good morning. the birds will return to the practice field in about 90 minutes from now, but before that head coach doug peeredson spoke to reports. he said the team will prepare like they have a game this weekend. >> obviously we're on a much bigger stage now playing for the super bowl. but the journey's the same, the ride's the same, it's just -- >> pederson also said next week won't be a vacation for the players. he'll keep the intensity going. >>> and philadelphia city council is giving the team its official congratulations. randy gyllenhaal is live for us in city hall. randy, what do you have? >>reporter: a packed political agenda here for the first meeting of the year. they'll do resolutions trying to bring

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amy holyfield talked to the man who's living inside that house. the bathtub is how the water made entry, the water was fast enough to lift this bathtub up, now thick mud coats the floor. it is everywhere and it is very thick. this is jaquan raymond's bedroom. he says he wasn't able to save much from here, just some clothes and electronics. >> i was grabbing stuff as quickly as possible trying to get it to a higher elevation and call eed 911 asap. >> he never expected this. >> i looked in the backyard and all this water started coming over the barrier. at first it wasn't anything serious, i just thought it started raining really hard. >> reporter: his neighbors heard it too. >> i heard a roar, and it was raining and i thought, gee, that must be a huge downpour. i opened the door and it wasn't raining, i heard the roar. >> reporter: it wasn't rain but a car crash that caused the rush of water. a car hit a hydrant at 7:00 last night near the intersection of marlboro terrace and grizzly peak boulevard. the water could not be shut off right away becaus

holyfield goals. i remember why it failed. maybe, just maybe, if we actually provide safety first and then consider comprehensive reforms later we can break the cycle and end this constant immigration groundhog day. and maybe i would add to the four points of the white house, the president was promoting another step or two call comprehensive immigration reform. get this done first, secure the border first. if we provide security first doing so would instill trust with the american people that were dedicated to fixing this issue, not simply delaying the same debate. i before. >> the senator for georgia. >> as an outsider to this process one of the first realizations as i got here that things don't always move in a linear fashion from point a to point b. many times the people trying to move an issue are not interested in point be. i like to talk about that. we have a situation where both sides of this body and i daresay in the house what the same thing. i'm afraid politics is got involved where were focusing more on the differen

amy holyfield hosted this from contra costa county. >>> and jeanine de la hailstorm just passed by her >> here's a looping radar showing these patches of green that were fierce and furious at times, producing lightning strikes and those hailstones to which you referred, walnut sized hail in gilroy today, and dime-sized to pea-sized hail in some locations. little breaks of sunshine here and there, so the showers are not very widespread but some of these little patches of green contain brief downpours. so for the remainder of the evening and the night, this storm ranks 1 on the storm impact scale. we'll continue to see scattered showers with a chance of more rail and thunderstorms and maybe some high elevation snow. here's forecast animation

outside our san rafael camera, sunny skies, maybe people taking the day >>> abc7 news reporter amy holyfield has the details. >> we need to discourage kids from using the starter product. this is a starter product to get them hooked on social media, which will leede ad to more scr time. more screen time leads to obesity in children. >> facebook executives say it helps kids communicate with parents and stay in touch with far away relatives. there's steps to be responsible with the app. no advertising allowed. but a group of children's advocates want facebook to pull the plug on the app and have sent a letter to facebook, pointing out aggressidepressiond bullying in the app. >> i don't think it's fair to expect parents to shoulder all the responsibilities. corporations me s need to take responsibility the impacts their products have on children. >> reporter: especially since some leaders in silicon valley have recently spoken out about the impacts of social media on children. we reached hear. >> meantime, marc benioff tweeted, smoking, drinking too much and spending too much time on social med

amy holyfield has the details. >> our patience and our tenacity has paid off, we're very excited aboutts in st. louis. that has definitely prompted us and encouraged us. >> reporter: the group trying to save the raiders is back at it. these advocates say if a judge in missouri says there's a case against the nfl, maybe there's a case here too. law firms seem to agree. >> i'm extremely encouraged by the fact that a number of prominent law firms would like to represent us. >> reporter: that's county supervise nate miley who says he will lead the conversation at the board level about whether to go ahead with a court case. they also asked for cooperation from the city and state level and got it from the city councilmember. >> if it's possible to keep the raiders or keep the raiders franchise or get economic relief, i think it's prudent for us to explore those options. >> i wholeheartedly support this effort to pursue the national football league which has also violated its own relocation guidelines and enriched itself at the expense of the community it left behind. >> reporter: the alameda

abc7 news amy holyfield has the details. >> the rush of the water was strong enough to lift this bathtub up, now thick mud coats the floor. it is everywhere and it is very thick. this is jaquan raymond's bedroom, he says he wasn't able to save much from this room. >> i just got stuff as quickly as possible, trying to get it to higher elevation and i just called 911 asap. >> he heard a noise last night, but never expected this. >> i started hearing a loud thrust and i looked in the backyard and all this water started coming over, like, the barrier. and at first, it wasn't anything, like, serious, i thought it was the rain, it just started raining really hard. >> reporter: his neighbors heart it too. >> i heard a roar and it was raining, and i thought, gee, that must be a huge downpour, i opened the door and it wasn't raining and i heard the roar. >> reporter: it wasn't rain but a car crash that caused the rush of water. a car hit a hydrant at 7:00 last night near the intersection of marlboro terrace and east bay boulevard. the fire department couldn't shut the hydrant down right away so i

what's he giving evander holyfield right there? was that delivery? anyway, i wonder what mold he'll put his edibles in. don't want to go there either, huh? >>> we have rain in the forecast, mike. how about that rain? >>> let's talk more about that. the storm impact scale is a 1, light. this storm we have several chances of rain. they're just not very heavy amounts of rain. there's not much wind so we're not expecting any flooding or any damage out of it. the fact once you throw in lightning, it gets everybody's attention. and that's the case. it's possible we're the only part of the country today that has a chance of thunderstorms. let's roll into it by looking from our east bay hills and what you see from accuweather highlights, sprinkles and then showers today. showers tonight. best chance of lightning and the second system arrives tomorrow with possibly a more prodigious punch of wet weather. the low coming at us from the south today, the other low from the east tomorrow. that's why it's going to be sharper. it will have a bigger temperature contr

amy holyfield hosted this from contra costa county. >>> and jeanine de la hailstorm just passed by her as well. >> here's a looping radar showing these patches of green that were fierce and furious at times, producing lightning strikes and those hailstones to which you referred, walnut sized hail in gilroy today, and dime-sized to pea-sized hail in some locations. little breaks of sunshine here and there, so the showers are not very widespread but some of these little patches of green contain brief downpours. so for the remainder of the evening and the night, this storm ranks 1 on the storm impact scale. we'll continue to see scattered showers with a chance of more rail and thunderstorms and maybe some high elevation snow. here's forecast animation starting at 5:00 this afternoon. there's another wave of showers beginning to sweep through the bay area, right around 7:00 p.m., down through the north bay, down through the peninsula over to the south bay and the east bay. and tomorrow the day will begin with mainly clear skies. but how long will that last? we'll have the accuweather 7-day

boxer evander holyfield in the house tonight. along with ben simmons parents.e night over at the wells fargo center. first quarter sixers up ben simmons throws it down. he had a triple double on the night. that is his fifth of the season. dario saric on fire from i don't know the arc tonight. simmons over to saric. bounces in the three. he was four of five for thee pointers to night. let's go third quarter. joel embiid just muscling his way to the basket. he's going to get this shot to finally go. he led the team with 22. sixers never trailed. they beat the bulls 115-101. >>> fran dunphy and temple had their hands full with number nine cincinnati earlier tonight. jacob evans gets the steal here for the bare cats. he's going to take it the other way with the dunk to finish it off. owl down 26 in the second half. other scores from around the city lasalle took down umass 87-72. st. joe's got edged out by st. bonaventure 70-sketch. >> all right. that does it for us. thomas drayton has you covered on the other side of the break with fox 29 news at 11:00. small busin