tonight jim rosenfield and jacqueline london are live in minneapolis. hey, guys. >> reporter: hello, erin. we are two days out from what could be the biggest night in philadelphia sports history. >> reporter: going to take a live look at u.s. bank stadium here in minneapolis, home of superbowl lii and, of course, we all hope this is the site of the eagles' very first superbowl win. >> reporter: today eagles' quarterback nick foles and his teammates held their final full practice before their throwdown with the patriots. they focused on the red zone and scoring tuesday tuesdays. we have a show for you tonight from philadelphia to minneapolis. let's begin our team coverage with nbc 10 steven fisher live at the mall of america. the feelings are turning the city green tonight. look at that. >> reporter: jacquelin, when we got here to minneapolis earlier this week there was still a lot of purple around here, but that purple is fading and that eagles' green is taking over. >> go birds. >> reporter: eagles' nation is well-represented for superbowl lii here in

bouvier is that jacqueline they've been working through the night as you'd imagine that had about what three hours of daylight to help. what more do we know. well that's exactly right colleen i'm urgency personnel have been here working around the clock we're told it's including almost eight hundred specialists and that they've been working in shifts in order to expedite the operation now just behind me down the street a little ways is the actual crash site itself access to it has been restricted for security reasons of course but every couple minutes we see another police car another ambulance another truck head down that way and we're also told that they're using dozens of snowmobiles in order to access the crash site itself because the weather is actually making the operation much more difficult the area where the plane itself went down and the debris is scattered is covered in layers and layers of snow and ice at this point they are still looking at all the possible causes of the crash including pilot error technical malfunction and possible complications due to the weather but som

91 -- jacqueline kennedy picked that it wasn't a conspiracy.but she picked all of that and she came into the oval the next day as her husband's coffin was laying in the east room and she looked at the floor and had to leave. she stayed in the white house just two more weeks never returned until 1971 when president next and had her privately to look at the portraits of mr. and mrs. kennedy unveiled. she never went back because it was too painful for her. it is fascinating to see what they did with the red carpet on that day one kennedy staffer moynahan who went on to become a great senator from the state looked into the oval that day and said oh my god it is if they knew a new person was coming. now lincoln and kennedy didn't have that much in common 11860 another 1960 with both incredible speakers and gifted oratorios and gifted with their words but one thing i find interesting is there was an eerie fascination with death and being assassinated in ways that are interesting. lincoln had an ear he dreamed days before ford theater it was a nightma

jacqueline patterson, the first person the naacp ever hired. to work specifically on environmental justice. [applause] jacqueline: thank you so much. thank you. thank you. thank you very much. it is good to be here with you. what is happening in communities across the country, resulting from the drivers and impacts of climate change is an urgent call to action to eliminate fossil fuels from our energy mix. with the naacp we note children know children like eliza who -- elijah who live near coal plants and have such severe asthma that he is dependent on taking a handful of drugs every day so that he can get through the day. we know families like the hendersons who live across the fence line from an oil refinery in the middle of the petrol chemical corridor in southern louisiana. they have a family member with cancer from living in the toxic doughnut that they call home and community. we know that 76,000 coal miners that have lot died of black lung disease since 1968. we are paying the price. we have families in houston, texas, and san juan, puer

forget about jacqueline. she's out of there. kiss count, kiss count. kiss count stops at a hefty 11. >> there were only seven people there. >> this guy's not stopping. >> the women keep getting smaller in number and the kiss count -- >> and the kissing keeps going. they don't call him the kissing bandit for nothing. big week, tia, kendall, becca, lauren. >> cao bella. thank you, jack. a lot going on there. >>> and it's that time of year. girl scout cookies are being sold by just about everyone, even celebrities apparently. actress jennifer gardner was spotted selling girl scout cookies. >> she said she would take a limited number of 0d orders fr fans. >> so what if you just happen to be coming out of your brentwood grocery store and needed some cookies. though she may have wanted to adopt that other little girl strategy, outside the marijuana dispensaries. >> that's where you make big bucks. >>> a guy who meant to give his girlfriend tickets to see the red hot chili peppers. >> for a valentine's day gift? that is a good boyfriend right there. ♪ give it

jacqueline and chris welcome their baby boy last night.t a friend's house watching the game when jacqueline was rushed to the hospital. the couple says everything happened so quickly, but their son's name was picked out weeks ago. >> she bet me back in october that if the eagles wept to the super bowl and won, that his name could be carson. >> and carson was born. and just 30 minutes, he weighed 5 pounds, 8 ounces. the couple calls carson their mi miracle baby. jacqueline is a cancer survivor and doctors weren't sure if she could get pregnant. >>> send i yous your celebratio pictures and videos wit with #wewantit or upload them to the nbc 10 app. >>> we're expecting dry conditions for the eagles parade on thursday. first, we're tracking snow and freezing rain. first alert meteorologist tammy souza is joining us. >> it's going to be ugly before we get to thursday with all the fun. let's go step by step through this. this is what you can expect. tonight, high thin clouds drifting through. wednesday, an icy morning, snow, perhaps some freezin

jacqueline kennedy it was no conspiracy. jacqueline kennedy picked it and came in the next day as her husband's coffin was laying in the east room and she had to leave she stayed in the white house just two more weeks never returned until 1971 when president nixon had her privately to look at the portraits that were being unveiled. she never went back because it was too painful. what is fascinating to see that on that day in daniel patrick moynihan who turned out to be a great senator looked into the oval that day it is if anyone knew person was coming in. now lincoln and kennedy don't have that much in common. but they were gifted or chores and gifted with their words but the one thing that i find interesting is they both had an eerie fascination with death and being assassinated. lincoln of course had a dream where he went to ford's theater it was a nightmare and in the nightmare he heard crying and wailing so he would go downstairs and find a body with an open casket in the east room. whose body? who died? it's the presid

this was our girl, jacqueline. the analysts picked jacqueline.n no uncertain terms went over there, basically threw herself under the bus. she was taking herself out of the competition and that gets us to the sound bite of the day. >> i came here open to love but ipect it. and i feel like i did find love here. i just don't know if it was the love. >> so she's sending herself home. in fact our girl jacqueline said i suck at being happy. the analysts pick is gone. i'll tell you right now tinder that. i don't know which direction you go on twitter but jacqueline, she's out of there. kiss count, the kiss count stops at a hefty 11. >> 11? there were only seven people involved in this whole thing. >> the women keep getting smaller in numbers and the kiss count -- >> and the kissing keeps going. so they don't call him the kissing bandit for nothing. the final four will remember big week, tia, kendall, becka. >> all right. thank you, jack. a lot going on there. >>> and it's that time of year. girl scout cookies are being sold by just about everyone, peop

good evening, i am jacqueline london. we have issued a first alert starting at 4:00 a.m. tomorrow. if you are in the lehigh valley. calm before the storm. come tomorrow morning, those roads will be slushy and slippery. these are our live cameras showing i-95, the ben franklin bridge. let's bring in tammie souza to time this storm for us. >> we have the first alert that has been issued. this is two part. looking at the upper pennsylvania suburbs in lehigh valley. we will see sleet mixing in and we could see freezing rain which could make it treacherous. for philadelphia, the rest of the pennsylvania suburbs and northern delaware, we are going to see light snow, sleet and freezing rain. not a lot of accumulations but we will see a lot of icy roads and wet walkways. we are looking at cloud coverage starting to make our way towards our area. just starting to see the beginning edges of the snow making its way into ohio. you can see all of the moisture and energy to the south and there is that cold air coming in across iowa and into illinois. let me give you a taste of what is going on.

that's on the rapist. >> when we met her jacquelin was a resident in neuro surgery.ur mini demonstration and share her story with the teens. she is hopeful this will get parents talking to their kids about sexual assault. >> there needs to be a full family dialogue about that. >> and we have a brave group of parents in the watch mobile ready to take on this difficult subject. fiona's dad says his 15-year-old daughter is up to the task. >> fiona is very confident, very outspoken, head strong. >> have you talked to her a lot about sex and what she needs to know when it comes to being safe? >> we touch on it sometimes, and it is amazing the frankness in which she will have that conversation with me. >> fiona is the youngest of three, which her dad has said has made her more wise than other kids her age and programs more prepared for what she is about to witness. >> i think she will speak up. i think she will alert the young lady first. she definitely wouldn't stay silent on that. >> 14-year-old ariel is a confident kid who loves theater and acting. his mom says he can b

one spoke tajik, russian, a little farsi, and jacqueline anne murray what arabic speakers. nor did they didn't share a common language to get this seemed to understand each one another perfectly and there were not using google translate, nor english. how are they interacting? i could hear all of them saying the word. what was that? book, she told me. my leg which, book. their language book, say. their word for book was identical in each other home languages come in arabic, tajik. in farsi, just like arabic. initially, i i thought this kid of convergence existed only in the middle east, but as i spent more time with the students from africa, i came to realize i was wrong. i was told in swahili the word for book was. [inaudible] and methuselah said it was. [inaudible] that was the moment when i finally grasped my own arrogance as an english speaker. i mean, the arrogance harbored by someone who knew only european languages which rendered the well-placed interconnectedness of the rest of the world invisible to me. i i was starting to see it thou, the centuries old ties that bo

good evening, i'm jacqueline london. what you see from the storm and when will depend on where you live. the poconos and the lehigh valley will see the most snow from the storm system. here's a live look at camelback mountain ski resort. here in philadelphia, expect a mix of freezing rain and sleet. and because of the timing, that could make for a very slick commute to work and school in the morning. first alert meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz is here to break down the timing of that storm and what to expect in your neighborhood. >> we have been pretty fortunate with the timing and the worst of the weather not occurring during the rush hour. but we have seen differences here and this storm is going to be different. the worst of the storm is going to be right during the morning rush. that's why we have a first alert out for the snow and ice for the upper pa suburbs, western chester county, western montgomery, upper buck. s, lehigh valley, berks county. this is 4:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. this could last for quite a nu

i'm jacqueline london. >> and i'm jim rosenfield. surveillance video shows the moments after the shooting. a van veers across several lanes and crashes into a build. ing along old new york road. two men fired five shots hitting her in the head. her twin sister was also in that van along with three small children. >> we don't believe it's road rage. the victims appear to be innocent parties. miguel martinez-valle spent the day with the family. >> it's hard to imagine the pain this family is going through. >> absolutely devastating pain. it's what they tell me. a lot of her family say she's going to be deeply missed. police say that she lost control of her van after being shot across the street. the band then ended up crashing right here into that wall. she was the only one that died. other people in the car were injured. she was less than a mile away from her home when two men shot into the van she was driving. just inches away was her twin sister. three children in the back. >> it's undescribable. i never felt this pain before. >> re

let's send it over to jacqueline london and -- >> yes, the confetti is still falling here. was talking to people who bought their tickets so they could be here in the fourth quarter. they bought their flights, they bought the tickets to be here because they knew they were confident and they they wanted to be here and soak it all in. it was electric with every single touchdown scored here. >> that is a dedicated fan base. >> yes. >> they came here, they wanted to be here and they bought those tickets during the nfc championship. >> hey, jim and jacqueline, the super bowl always attracts the who's who of familiar faces and well-known names. celebrities like kevin hart was on the field after the game. and former vice president joe biden was here on the field, along with his wife, dr. jill biden. he is a huge eagles fan and we had a chance to speak with him once he hit the field tonight. >> it's hard to explain how much the philadelphia -- particularly the eagles. so many people are down and out, so many working class people. this just gives them reason to hope and believe. >>

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chris and jacqueline were hosting a super bowl party when they realized their baby was on the way.rtua hospital in voorhees during the second quarter and 30 minutes later the baby arrived. that's before the end of halftime. ut fortiss four weeks early perf >> i got to watch my very first football game with my son was the eagles winning the super bowl. so, i mean, it couldn't have got any better than that. >> you might be wondering about his name. the couple did make a bet in october and jacqueline told her husband if the eagles won the super bowl he could name their son carson. she had no idea then her son would be born the same day as the historic win. see how we're fighting to outsmart cancer at cancercenter.com/outsmart in the state with more ski mountains family fun reaches a new peak. so whether you're a speed demone of a your winter chariot awaits. pick the best peak for your family getaway at iloveny.com new york state. it's all here. it's only here. this is so exciting, deet tucke. awwww... whoaaaa !! ...and axle, angie, frank, charlie, millie, ralph, henry, audrey and duke

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correspondent jacqueline bouvier jacqueline emergency teams have been working through the night they've had a few hours of daylight now if they learned anything new. while the emergency workers have been out and mass we have learned that there's actually around nine hundred specialists involved in the search and recovery operation that's happening and just behind me you can see a line of police cars there are officers all over the area and just behind me down the road a bit is the actual crash site itself now research the access has been restricted to that area for safety reasons of course but there's been a constant flow of trucks police cars. buses and snowmobiles coming back and forth from the crash site itself they're having to use those snowmobiles because of the weather conditions here right now the area where the crash site took place and where the debris has fallen is actually covered and layers of snow and ice making it difficult to complete the work but of course people are working around the clock in shifts in order to get that done at this point all possible causes of the cr

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now jacqueline says she went into labor when the game started.pital at half time. carson was born in bain half an hour. incredibly, get this another baby was born at virtua during that super bowl and guess what they named that second babe i carson. >> two carson's. >> what about a nick. >> there will be a nicholas. >> it will be there, thanks, stephanie, great story. >>> eagles fans support has been strong throughout their super bowl journey, and we love seeing all of the photos you have sent us along i way. >> like this one from germany rob tweeted thus photo saying his support for the bird was written in snow. he was also supporting a traditional eagles design on his sweat shirt right there, check out melissa says he was keeping his eyes on nick foles during that incredible super bowl win, he was wearing his eagles green throughout the game, thank you all for sharing with us. >>> eagles are not only winning team on the field last night. this is our team. we are so proud of them. >> yes. >> our team from cbs-3 who worked all week long in the fri

. >> reporter: talk about timing , but it wasn't exactly what jacqueline and chris from south injurieslanning. >> i'm still in shock. we weren't really prepared for him coming this soon. i'm so grateful he is healthy, doing well. >> reporter: due date was march 2nd, but this little guy decided to arrive early, delivered during the super bowl, at virtua voorhees. >> best day of my life, my son was born and eagles won the super bowl. >> reporter: they named the baby carson after number 11, eagles injured quarterback carson wentz. >> she said back in october if the eagles went to the super bowl and won that his name could be carson. >> but they had to win. >> they had to win. >> reporter: eagles weren't expected to win the super bowl and jacqueline, 36, wasn't expected to have a baby either she has had cancer twice. >> they told me i had more chemotherapy then mess people in the world, having, you know you know, two different types of bone cancer so they just never knew how that would effect my body. whole time i was pregnant i just kept saying it didn't feel real, too good to be true so

we just saw jacqueline and jim. it is 9 degrees, that's as warm as it will be in the next 48 hours.orrow they will wake up well below zero. it will be in the single digits tomorrow as well. in philadelphia, a little nicer, 25 degrees right now. feels like 10. lehigh valley at 23. 26 along the shore, pennsylvania suburbs is 22. that's where we'll talk a peek right here. north wales 24. blue bell also at 23. oxford 22. tonight, everybody is going down into the teens. it will be bitterly cold out there under clear skies. 18 in dover, 16 in vineland. the windchild will be in the single digits tonight, so cover all of that skin with the warm clothes. we had snow showers early erier. washington, oregon that is our weathermaker for sunday. the winds right now. clear skies, plenty of sunshine and the winds turn to the south. we make it to about the freezing mark, snow starts to set in about 5:00 on sunday morning when you're getting ready to head out to the game. during the game it could be periods of heavy rain making for some very slif ri roadways clearing out on sunday night, guys. >>> w

i'm jacqueline london joined and you have watched the eagles over the years.ou say this is a very different eagles team this year. together and hang together off the field. it all started inmandatory weekly dinners with the defense. i don't know who picked up the tab, but that really does help winning. because play hard erer ng they played so hard for each other. and torrey smith, after the parade talked about how close they really feel to their teammates. it is a bond that is going to last forever. it helped make them a winning >> the best thing about this team is always beene of themselves. i remember way back in march sitting down with alshon in the om. why did you come here? i wanted a part of something special. >> that is pretty cool to herear and it started in the off season. these guys decided to come here and they came in and they were unselfish player ss. what a team we have here in philadelphia. the team tcould be proud of. >> after the parade he senr suly is isifferent they really like each other. that makes such a difference. whasaid. said we are b

large inheritance from his father had he received the inheritance along with a wealth of his wife jacqueline it's estimated that j.f.k. had would have had a net worth of one billion dollars and coming in third is the birthday boy george washington who earned one of the largest u.s. salaries in fact he owned more than fifty thousand acres of land bringing his well . to roughly five hundred twenty five million dollars and the fourth wealthiest president is one of the key authors of the declaration of independence and the third president of the united states thomas jefferson who made most of his money through inheritance from his father in which he gained the estate of monticello his net worth is estimated to have been two hundred twelve million dollars that's your presidential fun fact for today hope you did well. professor montana welcome to the show to talk about presidents thank you so much for being here it's going to be a part so when we talk about.

jacqueline wreckless no four is no mean feat from moscow how bad is it where you are. right now the last time i checked it's about minus twelve degrees celsius and the flurries are continuing but of course that's nothing compared to what we saw over the weekend when in one day almost half a meter of snow fell and that's the heaviest snowfall. in twenty four hours that is ever been recorded since records even began and that's been the previous record that was set back in one thousand nine hundred fifty seven and that was an invitation to bitterly strong winds and freezing rain and all that together really sort of brought to the russian capital to a standstill almost one hundred fifty flights were either canceled or delayed throughout moscow's airports and the local authorities did report that around two thousand trees were due to the heavy snowfall now we did talk to a few muscovites about. extreme weather and war many are rather frustrated by it others are choosing to take it in stride let's listen. to what the huddleston weather is great it feels like a real winter we

he sat down with nbc 10's jacqueline london to talk about his show. justin timberlake will be on and the roots will also be there. he also told us that the roots are not playing at the super bowl this year because they're afraid they'll jinx the game. >> the roots play every super bowl and they play the after party for a team every year. the past ten years every team they've played for has lost the super bowl. so the eagles purposely called the roots and said we're not inviting you to our after party. >> i swear, true story. the roots are not allowed to weather, a super sunday soaker. we are tracking rain across our region ahead of the super bowl. nbc 10 first alert meteorologist steve sofna joins us now. >> it's all about the timing. the end of the game timing may work out. first live outside from themmel center campus camera broad street, a busy saturday night in philadelphia. bundle coatesville. 28 in dover. at the shore you're freezing tonight with temperatures in the upper 20s to lower 30s. look at this satellite and radar picture, this is really

i'm jacqueline london. >> and i'm jim rosenfield. surveillance video shows the moments after the shooting. a van veers across several lanes and crashes into a build. ing along old new york road. two men fired five shots hitting her in the head. her twin sister was also in that van along with three small children. >> we don't believe it's road rage. the victims appear to be innocent parties.

. >> and i'm jacqueline london. here's a live look at i-95 southbound. >> you are tracking this system that's come canning. >> we do have the firgs alert out at 4:00 tomorrow morning. this is the upper reaches into the lehigh valley and poconos. you'll be looking at 4:00 tomorrow morning through 3:00 tomorrow afternoon. you'll see 2 to 4 inches of snow. you'll have slippery roads and walkways. you'll see more than a half a foot of snow falling there. for philadelphia, the lower pennsylvania suburbs and the northern portion of delaware will be from 4:00 tomorrow morning through 10:00 tomorrow morning. you'll see freezing rain and that means icy roads and walkways. it's going to be treacherous. we had clouds all day. it is a one-two portion to the storm system. it's coming out of the plains and all the moisture and the energy coming out of the southern plains. they are going to come together and bring us quite aen wintery mix. for tomorrow morning, it will be right around the freezing mark you'll see the snow starting

good evening, i'm jim rosenfield. >> and i'm jacqueline london.'re coming to you from the historic guthrie theater in downtown minneapolis. the home of super bowl lii. nbc 10 is counting down to the super bowl. we are now just three tas away from one of the biggest games in eagles history. >> here's a live look at u.s. bank stadium. that's the site of the super bowl. and the stadium that's going to be flooded with eagles fans coming in just days. and right now those fans are taking over minneapolis in the entire area. more and more of them will arrive we get closer to the game. >> drey clark is live at the mall of america after talking with some of those fans. >> we know that thousands of fans will be either flying in or driving here to the greater minneapolis area. you might be surprised to know there are a number of eagles fans that live right here in minnesota. today as we walked around the mall of america talking to eagles fan, we bumped into one man who has a very special emotional tie to philadelphia. it's because of his experience there in

jim and jacqueline, i'm taking requests. >> the weather ewe experiences right there, if we could have that for the rest of the winter i would be good. >> i hear it is coming next week. >> thanks, john. can the rest of the world appreciate our cheesesteaks? >> big questions. live in olympic park to show you how well the rest of the globe knows philly. 'sup, world? it's the box with 30% savings for safe drivers. coming at you with my brand-new vlog. just making some ice in my freezer here. so check back for that follow-up vid. this is my cashew guy bruno. holler at 'em, brun. kicking it live and direct here at the fountain. should i go habanero or maui onion? should i buy a chinchilla? comment below. did i mention i save people $620 for switching? chinchilla update -- got that chinchilla after all. say what up, rocco. ♪ >>> taking after live look at 30th street station. enjoy the unseasonable temperatures while they last, big changes coming tomorrow including snow into parts of our area. >> this is just a short timed thing. like six hours out of your weekend. plan around it a little bit

i'm jacqueline london. >> and i'm jim rosenfield.ing for the man they believe caused all that damage. take a look at this. the man followed her eight miles from mount laurel to medford. >> cydney long joins us live from medford. only you spoke with the victim tonight and what she went through right before she crashed. >> reporter: she was simply terrified. she says remembers feeling threatened when this man got out of his car coming toward her with a baseball bat and then he chased her in his car to the point hers ended up in pieces. this is the face of terror. >> by the looks of her mangled i

. >> let's send it out to jim rosenfield and jacqueline london who are live on the field. >> guys, youis where the team made a miracle after carson wentz had his injury. and nick foles stepped in. we are going to let you see what is here on the field. just a sea of green black and white confetti. the eagle on the big screen. >> a team that had a lot of doubters and faced so much adversity and faced that underdog status which they seemed to cherish. if you say i can't do it, i am going to prove to you i can. and did they ever. nbc sports philadelphia covering this all along. he has been getting reaction from players. >> reporter: we will bring you doug pederson's speech to the team and they are dancing. the biggest night. they are all ready to go back to philadelphia with the lombardi trophy and to beat the goat, tom brady. nick foles a backup quarterback passes for 373 yards unbelievable. lots of emotions. >> feel amazing. deal with. all the adversity and injuries and how we persevered through it all. unreal. unreal. >> oh my gosh. history, man. history. you can't, look, as a kid, all

. >> i'm jacqueline london. this wednesday's soaker started with freezing rain in philadelphia this morning. a live look at city hall. it warmed up close to the 40-degree mark today. our kimmel center campus camera there. flights were delayed by an average of one today. >> tammie souza joins us. this rain is going to move out before the parade tomorrow. that's the good news. >> yes, it is. we'll not deal with anything out there. maybe a little ice for your morning commute where we see a refreeze. after that, just cold and sunny. temperatures are on the rise in philadelphia. but if we look further to the west like pittsburgh, much cooler. 27 there. 44 in philadelphia. but there's a huge difference in our neighborhoods. that's why we do neighborhood weather to show you these differences. allentown at 35. wilmington at 40. dover at 50. 53 in vineland. 51 in wildwood. 52 atlantic city. philadelphia 44. mt. holly, 49. we have a huge range. let's just take a look at delaware. they actually showed this the best. 39 in

there's stacey davidson and jacqueline honored to take part in the seminar. >>> the celebration honoring more than a century of boy scouts of america. city councilman, al tottenberger hosted this. troop 358 at grace baptist church, one of the oldest african-american troops in the country. >>> well, couples get ready, the love park statute returns just in time for valentine's day. the iconic sculpture comes back to center city tomorrow and restored to its original colors of red, green and purple. you're looking live at the love park right now, closed from renovations two years ago. the love park statute will get a warm welcome as it's paraded around the city tomorrow. celebrations start at 10:00 in the morning. >>> a look at your forecast. temperatures in the 40s right now, taking a live look at 30th street station in center city. to cape may where it's kind of chilly at the promenade and wrap up in your coat and scarves. glenn, clear skies after the rainy weekend we had and a rainy start to the morning as well. >> yeah. it was really wet yesterday. it rained hour after hour. we had rain

jackson lynn rosa a -- jacquelin rosa, a commuter and a lawyer suing town, you believe you have a right to drive on any public road, i, agree, but town said they will change signage from do not enter, to, some times on it. is that convince you to drop the suit? >> no, it is still discriminates between residents and nonresidents. >> how long have you been doing this commute? did it start with waze? >> no, someone who lives locally around edge water, i live a few towns, probably a mile and a half from leona, i have been using leonia to get home for probably two years, and before that another neighbors town. bill: how did this start? you got a ticket for driving in morning. >> no, i was just driving my regular route, the sign was up, i could not go through, i had to backtrack to traffic. to the bridge. get off. >> this is not civil disobeyed yen, you followed rules, but you still' them changed. >> right. bill: got it. all right good luck jook lynn. . bill: thank you. bill: coming up after the break, more chasing news, woo your headlines, this one, get ripped off getting towed? law enforcem

. >> i am jacqueline london. coming up. ♪ >>> continuing on, about 1:35 in the afternoon here in pyeongchang. lindsey vonn and mikaela shiffrin getting ready to take their slalom runs in the super combined. we'll get you back outside for that. medals will be decided in the super combined. but first off, our coverage of the men's slalom. if you were with us earlier, you saw one of the big surprises of this game, marcel hirscher, overwhelming favorite, missed a

let me bring in co-founder sophie whitney as well as jacqueline corin. ladies, thank you for being with me. >> thank you for having us. >> let's get right to your message. sochi, let me start with you. tell me about your group, never again msd. who are you and what's your message? >> never again msd is like a solid 5 to 20 of us students from marjory stoneman douglas who we're strong enough after te shooting to stand -- to make the difference. we started social media, we're reaching out to everyone possible. we're doing all the interviews we can because we know this is the last -- we can't let this be something that happens normally in our country. >> no, we can't. are both of you getting on buses tomorrow to go to tallahassee? is that right? >> yes. yes. >> i'm the one that organized the whole trip. >> well, then let me ask you, jacqueline, as the organizer, you know, you tell me who you guys are meeting with and i want to know specifically what are you asking of these lawmakers? >> okay. so basically there's 100 of us heading up there along with over a

there is jacqueline -- he is. >> thank you for doing this. ms. pelosi: my name is jacqueline. i was brought to the united states at age 2. now you know, age 2. i was raised in san diego and never felt different from anyone else. i speak the language and know the culture. i knew i had no papers but never really knew what that meant. i didn't realize the importance of those documents until i wanted to go to college. i always knew i wanted to move forward with my education. i was avid student in high school and always encouraged to apply to universities because i had the grades to compete. then, my parents told me that it wasn't a possibility. i realized i was different. i would always ask myself, why me? but when daca was announced in 2012, it gave me relief. i'm proud to call myself a dreamer -- jacqueline says i am proud to call myself a dreamer. daca gave me hope, opportunity, motivation and that won't be taken away. my name is jacqueline and dreamers are americans too. thank you. another one from keith ellison from minnesota. did i say it correctly? he was just here. one cam

. >> and i'm jacqueline london.p next is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >>> tonight, another school shooting. this time inside a classroom at a middle school in los angeles. and authorities say a 12-year-old girl is in custody. >>> new revelations in the sex abuse scandal at usa gymnastics. nbc news has learned of a secret e-mail showing the u.s. olympic committee knew about allegations against the team's doctor nearly a before the public did. were abuse warnings ignored? >>> a first of its kind warning from doctors. treatments to survivor breast cancer raise the risk on your heart. >> so i was in a state of shock. >> what patients need to know. >>> there's new intrigue in a hollywood mystery decades after natalie wood drowned, a police investigator calls her husband, actor robert wagner, a person of interest in her death.

. >> and i'm jacqueline london. up next is "nbc nightly news." we'll see you after the olympics. >>> tonight, student survivors taking action, confronting florida's lawmakers over guns. >> we are demanding change. we have stared down the barrel of an ar-15 ourselves. >> and at several high schools, walkouts in a growing show of solidarity. >>> also tonight, it's been called america's safest school. high-tech cameras, panic buttons, and a hookup straight to the sheriff's department. is this the future? >>> breaking news from president trump on the nation's gun laws as we hear from the white house for the first time since the massacre. and since those new mueller indictments against russians. >>> wild weather from coast-to-coast. record cold in the west. record heat in the east, and a major flood threat in between. >>> and here in pyeongchang, more

. >> reporter: they were big eagles fans and just posted this photo of jacqueline in her late grandmother'sweatsuit. >> i had her sweatsuit from the '90s and i posted a picture before the game started in that sweatsuit. i had no idea that later i would be having a baby. >> reporter: they rushed to virtual hospital in voorhees. >> delivery was super fast. i got here begging for a pain medication and they told me there wasn't time. >> reporter: instead of waiting for his due date march 2nd, carson was born in 30 minutes. he must have felt the eagles energy on the field miles away. the couple knew they were having a little boy and had an agreement early in the season about the name carson. >> she bet me back in october if the eagles went to the super bowl and won that his name could be carson. >> reporter: only they hadn't won yet. mom and dad say they're blessed carson was the star with their halftime show. >> they told me i had more chemotherapy than anyone in the world. >> reporter: she is a two time cancer survivor and they weren't sure she could get pregnant. >> to be able to experience t

. >> and i'm jacqueline london. we'll take you to pyeongchang for the latest. >>> first, police officers are sounding off against a florida officer who waited outside a school as a gunman was killing 17 people inside. this evening authorities revealed school resource officer scott peterson was caught on surveillance outside the massacre. he was armed and in uniform but he stood by doing nothing for more than four minutes. he never went into the school to try to save the students it was his job to protect. >> there are no words. i mean these families lost their children. we lost coaches. i have been to the funerals. i have been to the homes. >> the officer was suspended this morning and hours later he chose to resign. some are criticizing that officer's inaction. >> they are promising their officers will never wait outside in the veevent of a school shooting. we have their protocol for going straight to the threat. >> reporter: they tell me before the columbine mass shooting it with was protocol for officers to wait

these findings to quote shine a light on the persistent threat to democracy coming from russia jacqueline who could join a colleague calling bray to investigate how militias and for studious the russian scoop really was. for a while now social media has been wrapped up along with the allegations of russian meddling in the two thousand and sixteen presidential election in the u.s. scores of so-called russian took over twitter and facebook and also networks in order to influence potential voters and sway the election that's what the idea is here and suffice to say u.s. politicians are more than a little bit concerned about this new film portals into our society russia has harnessed the tremendous and quite frankly to me frightening power of social media sowing discord in the us by inflame passions on a range of divisive issues truly troubling evidence. of the scope and reach of russia's interference in our last election i was clearly got the. dish the what's in these tweets while of course there are a number of tweets on the list that either support or specifically against hillary clinton t

jacqueline, thank you for being with us. let me ask you, you guys have gone from being students to i hope aspiring politicians in a couple days, but you witnessed one of the worst things i hope you ever have to witness. how are you? >> honestly, the first few days after the shooting i was a mess. but my grieving process is political action, and alongside emma gonzalez and david hogg and kameron cassidy, we are all working together. we have the same goal for this country. >> you are an impressive group. we have hope in you that our generation has not succeeded with but you are not unwise to the fact people have tried this before and failed. tell me why you think that your message will resonate. >> well, of course, this shooting happened less than a week ago and we have already seen a huge, huge response. we have been getting support from so many people in the entertainment industry, the political world. this is different because my class mates and i are so intellectually capable and aware of this issue because we have grown u

juan: su hija jacqueline.áncreas. sufre gran nivel de de nutriciÓn. mi pregunta es, cÓmo sabercuÁndo es recomendable trasladar a un paciente de un hospital a otro de un paÍs a otro? juan: hay que aclarar que el cÁncer de páncreas es ese Órgano que tenemos debajo del estÓmago. es un cÁncer bastante agresivo. una posible razÓn por la que se podrÍa trasladar a un paciente de cÁncer de páncreas es dolor. haya que tratarlo agresivamente por el dolor. es un cÁncer que causa un dolor excesivo. el mismo cÁncer, veces, bloquea el ducto que tiene que ver con el funcionamiento de ese Órgano. eso puede complicar tambiÉn la situaciÓn significativamente. obviamente, no sabemos mÁs detalles. le deseamos una pronta recuperaciÓn. mucha fortaleza para su familia. vamos a seguir informando a travÉs de nuestro programa si tenemos mÁs informaciÓn y a travÉs de univisiÓn. hablando de eso, hablando de medicina y de transportar a pacientes, muchas veces se transporta medicamentos, terapias. entiendo que existe una investigaciÓn muy i