roosevelt, jfk -- as well as their russian counterparts. this session is one hour and 10 minutes. >> ladies and gentlemen, welcome back to our second panel, assessing u.s. soviet relations in the 1960's and 1970's. i am not going to chair the panel, but i will turn the duties over to my colleague at the miller center, professor barbara perry, who is going to anchor the panel. barbara is a noted scholar of the kennedy era and is the director of presidential studies here at the miller center. she is a very seasoned oral and written historian for many years she led the oral history program here at the miller center. in interviewing the leading members of the presidential commission's -- presidential administrations from ford up until the recent past. we have completed the oral histories under her leadership of every administration through the george w. bush administration and we are planning to lay siege to the obama administration. we will find out what the trump administration's attitude is toward being interviewed. i will turn things over t

caroline kennedy wrote the forward to the one on jfk. the reason it took so long to say that they had it was that they did not want to do it to defend president nick said. but they all did it. and in terms of expletive deleted -- president nixon talked tough when he talked to a guy or a number of guys. he never said even the word "damn" to my knowledge in front of a woman or a child. prosecutor told all of those people -- all of those people who hated him -- i am just rambling and i realize it but there was a film called "frost nixon." i am talking about something petty compared to the film itself. -- if i could just go on with this one thing and then i will close. and i am sorry because i am going on longer than i anticipated. but, there was something that was used as an ad for "frost nixon." it was something that frost used. if a president does it, it is not illegal. very strange remark, i thought. but then frost seemed to agree with the president and went on to another subject just like this. of course he had a phrase in his lap and w

roosevelt, jfk, george h.w. bush and bill clinton as well as their russian counter parts. this is about an hour.

big crowds packed this area 15th and jfk asn a parade went by today.t in the cold for a long time. they may have been celebrating but they were cold. >> fly eagles fly! >> revellers poured in and there was a carnival atmosphere zm hats, hand warmers, beanies. >> what is the big sellers? >> the hand warmers and eagles hats. >> it wasn't that bad. uner and this woman walked from new jersey we parked underneath the bridge and walked across the ben franklin. >> how was that? >> not bad. >> no matte they got here that is what they wanted a glimpse of the eagles and the lombardi trophy. >> those towards the back cou not see theirrds. >> no. not really >> would youo it again? >> yes. yes! definitely. >> to be able to be here with the people and get excited with everybody! >> reporter: so she would do it again. well, segue nicely to the signs we saw people walking around with today the same time next year for a parade. repeat 2019. live in center city back to you guys. >> all right the fans down there. thanks. >> lets go closer on the parade route where it was

roosevelt, jfk, george h.w. bush and bill clinton, as well as their russian counterparts. this is about an hour. >>> this is our second half of this panel. we will go to a little bit

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roosevelt, jfk, george h.w. bush and bill clinton as well as their russian counterparts. this is about an hour. >> this is our second half of this panel. we'll go to a little bit past 1:00. i have just met vlad zubok last evening over dinner and after dinner and which we had a fascinating conversation about khrushchev and kennedy but two slightly different khrushchevs and kennedys about whom we've been speaking and it was mrs. jacqueline

trish: doug, you make a good point, i always said economics doesn't need to be so political in that jfk cut taxes, he did exactly what the president managed to get done with tax reform, and here, the next generation is saying something very, very different. >> yes, when joe kennedy iii argued it's all for rich people, when they said that to jfk, you remember famously he used new england proverb passed to him by ted sorenson, rising tide raises all boats. kennedy defended himself and joe kennedy iii in congress used another argument against trump's tax reform. he said that this is going to drive up the national debt, and that's what republicans used as an argument against jfk. trish: right, and funny how times have changed. you don't know how many democrats i've said since when did you become a fiscal conservative? >> and the fact that he's catholic, i think, is something the democrats need. they lost the vote in wisconsin, pennsylvania, ohio and michigan, a lot of it was because they had trashed the catholic vote in those e-mails with podesta and bill clinton had begged hillary to reach

left on jfk boulevard, right on 16th. they'll make their way to the art museum steps. the guy with the best view, matt delucia, in sky force 10. the bird's eye view. what do you see? >> reporter: i wish i could watch the parade from up here. best seat in the house. the crowd here from the aerial perspective only going to get bigger as the day goes on. some of the folks have been out here since last night. they've been trying to pass the time in any way possible. in fact, you might be able to see some of the folks alrea is tents linedp out there ready to go. and they are pushing their way up to front of the line here so that they get the best view of the stage. as you move uphigher, you see there are seats lined up in front of the stage.that is wher the center of attention with the parade of champions ending at the philadelphia museum of art with theeautiful backdrop celebrating this eagles wit the. this area is shut down now. this will start where you are down by south philly, making its way up here. you see the police cars on the right side of the screen getting ready

jfk had a similar thought in his mind of course he had been around death his entire life.certain members had perished earlier he and jackie lost two children during the time they were married kennedy himself given last rites a couple of times in the 50s thinking he would be living to be 45 he lived to be 46. not too far off with his prediction but he often spoke of his death quite frequently and here he is in the open car he love to write around in the open car he liked to be seen he didn't want the secret service near him he wanted to be seen by the voters this was taken in tampa for days before dallas and as he flew home to washington that night kennedy said thank god nobody wanted to kill me today. before days later somebody did and in fact the texas trip itself he did not want to go he had a terrible feeling and on the very morning of his assassination said this is a very dangerous and uncertain world talking about the context of the cold war but to say this before he was killed is interesting also after his final speech in fort worth he was joking how easy it would be

make a left we will go west on jfk and right at corner there of jfk plaza aka love park will be a second press platt form. the parade will pass by there. that press platform will offer great shot of city hall and william penn in the platform. as we make a right and go north on 16th street and come up to the parkway we will turn left on the parkway. we stay on the westbound lanes the left lane so we are going all essentially down the center of the parkway barricade will be along both side of this motorcade but we are going to offer maximum number of viewing opportunities for everyone. barricades will be up well in advance, they will be up early that morning so as people start coming and we will get to how they will get to how they will get there in a second as they start arriving they will gather, everyone will have a great close-up view of not just the parade but of what happens late. just very simply the parade, met or cade passes way up, goes around logan circle and the proper way goes up the parkway goes around eakins oval and ends right at kelly drive at the art new seem our guest wi

the discussions included assessments of franklin d roosevelt, jfk, and bill clinton, as well as their russian counterparts. this is about one hour and 20 minutes. >> we have a great panel. philip's elco is going to -- -- he's elco is going to has written a terrific book on the end of the cold war, the principal author of 9/11 commission. many other books. he is in the midst of writing a terrific book on decisions for war in ways

roosevelt, jfk, george h.w. bush, and bill clinton as well as their russian counterparts. this is about an hour. quiet's this is our second half of this panel. we will go to a little bit past glad lastg i just met evening over dinner. after dinner, we had a fascinating, decision about khrushchev and kennedy. but it was different ones, mrs. jacqueline kennedy and mrs.

fdr, fireside chat, radio, jfk jfk press conference in debate with television but donald trump social media. that is a way to communicate his thoughts directly to us. sometimes in interesting ways and with reality television he has been great to attach touch phrases that are negative. so this is like a sing-along. hillary, ted fake news. you remember this. that is pretty amazing but what we don't have is the equivalent are the two word phrase. blank elf care. blank infrastructures so this is somebody and then to solidify that base but to solidify. and that further incident that they put out these wild statements and all previous presidents i will not stoop to that level. until donald trump was accused by the north korean government to be an old lunatic not to be branded a lunatic but you take offense to be branded as old that is something to be learned from that. we will stop there because i guarantee this is the worst talk this afternoon. they are the rock stars of the afternoon. thank you. [applause] >> into talk about foreign policy and national security so. >> at bentonville unive

before it goes back it is not just going from here to jfk plaza, which is nicknamed, love park, it ising back through a parade down ben franklin parkway again. so we will get a second parade , since thursday, this one probably, not as populated as eagles parade and probably only four letter word uttered will be love in this parade. by the way, mike. >> yes. >> if you are thinking of valentines date two place that he is have availability pat's and geno's. that is most memorable first date. that is a date neither of you will ever forget. maybe head over to the love statue to get engaged. a quick, let's say relationship, how about that mike, that would be something. >> i have never done something like that. >> i never done something like that. >> that would be cool. >> throw fate to the wind. >> one date, propose. >> yes, propose on the first date. >> reporter: at the pennsylvania path's and geno's , not at passyunk but just take it uber from passyunk over to the jfk plaza , nickname love park and then pop the question. she will be surprised for both the date and the proposal i'm sure. >

but i am standing at 15th and jfk. this is 15th behind me here.lier today it was shoulder to shoulder with people. and crowded and they were having fun. >> reporter: happy fans flooded the area around city hall this morning all ables many dressed in some shade of green, there was a carnival atmosphere. >> mike glitch order of port richmond came with his son and a video camera attached to his head. why? document the day. mass transit. >> market terminal it was not that bad. >> others drove or took car services then woman walked from new jersey. >> we parked underneath the bridge and walked across the ben franklin. >> how was that? >> not bad. >> this is what they came for fleeting glimpse of their eagles super bowl champions. >> how far away? >> about 30 yards or so. not bad but the cloud crowds so dense they couldn't actually see their birds. >> do it again? >> yes. >> what would you do differentlearly and all the way up front. >> all the way up front. that is gce. s massive crowd today that was the only way to see the birds. and you had to get he

then will go around the west side of city hall and jfk boulevard. then the players will go on 16th street and then a left on ben franklin parkway up to the museum of art. a live look at the art museum. the ceremony is slated to begin at 1:00 p.m. it's expected to last until 3:00 3:00. >> we have team coverage of thursday's parade of champion krystal klei has that important forecast. miguel martinez-valle was there when the city announced plans. this is going to be some party. >> reporter: it's going to be the party that people have been waiting for for decades. the planning is well in place. you can see the stage behind me there. that's where the ceremony is going to take place at 1:00. then across the street a little farther, you can see some bleachers set up and some audio teens getting set up. you can see the parkway is already closed down at least parts of it there for some of the setup. the mayor today and a will the of people i have been talking to say they have been waiting a long time for this. the stage is up the speakers set and the eagles

rob: the first one we will compare to after jfk, lbj continued on the jfk tax cuts when democrats actuallygood gdp out of this but vietnam was a mess for 20 years. he didn't run again. lbj has a better rating than donald trump. >> if you look at the first year, the economy went 4.4 to 6.6 gdp growth which was amazing but the vietnam war was so devastating he was not able to run again and look at the totality of his presidency, you have to weigh both of those things. give credit where credit is due but also hard stuff as well. >> we are donald trump compared to a lot lately, ronald reagan, look at the fact he passed tax cut in his first year in 1981, rolled in over three years but the impact was slower. how do you compare the first year for both of these men? >> because donald trump's tax cut have an immediate impact in people's pocketbooks with bonuses, it took a long time to get 7% gdp and started with negative number. the highest in 17 years. donald trump's tax cuts have a quicker impact than ronald reagan. >> ronald reagan, he did a good job with the economy but that didn't happen until

. >> it it goes around the west side of city hall and hangs on jfk boulevard and to 16th street. finally ending at the museum steps. as the ben parkway will close today from t3:00 p.m., and again from 6:00 until 10:00. ju for ate list of c res in area. >>> and nbc 10 your eagles station is your home for the eagles parade of champions. tune in at 10:00 a.m. tomorrow for the sights andf; sounds of t biggest celebration in philadelphia history. if you'ret work you can stream live nbc 10 now are holding to ys andperts say i yet. at theng it came bng before the close. the dow suffered its biggest single day points drop in histor monday. experts say investors are concerned about rising inflation andrates. >>> it is 6:07. we've been telling you that we issued a first alert to get you ready for what's coming this morning as we get a live look at center city. let's talk to meteorologist bill henley who has the most accurate weather for your area. >> this is hugstem so it's not just us. poor pittsburgh. first they lost to the jacksonville jaguars and now n see 95 in south philadelphia is m

roosevelt, jfk -- as well as their russian counterparts. this session is one hour and 10 minutes. >> ladies and gentlemen, welcome back to our second panel, assessing u.s. soviet relations in the 1960's and 1970's. i am not going to chair the panel, but i will turn the duties over to my

left on the jfk boulevard. then right on 16th street and left on the ben franklin parkway all the way to the art museum. nbc 10 has your complete survival guide to the parade from what you should wear in the cold weather to where you can get the best view. moments ago, philadelphia mayor jim kenney spoke about the parade plans. >> he reminded fans to be patient and nottin this moment that some have been waiting decades for. >> this is supposed to be a positive event to celebrate our super bowl champions. please be patient with the crowds and patient with each other and, remember, act responsibly. don't ruin this for the fans who have waited decades for what will be an historic day as the eagles finally parade up broad street. >> the transit system will be challenged tomorrow. they plan to operate at rush hour levels. your best bet is to take the market, frankfurt or broad street lines which will be free tomorrow. >>> lauren mayk begins our team coverage in center city. >> you found different options for viewing

left on jfk, right on 16th street. finally gets over to the ben franklin parkway. it will end at the philadelphia museum of art. >> you named primo spots to be at along the route. you know who has the best spot? matt delucia. riding in sky force 10. tell us what people need to know about the parade route. >> reporter: the road closures a lot of them went into effect a few minutes ago. you see the garbage trucks on the outer lane of the ben franklin parkway. this just shut down between 16th and 20th streets including logan circle. again, you'll start seeing more closures and parking restrictions going into effect now until 6:00 p.m. you'll see the parade route, this is where the eagles will make their way toward the art museum. museum. you can see the folks that have started to gather. some there since last night trying to stake out best possible spot. if we push in just a bit there, you can see that right in that area there, we see a large crowd of folks right there trying to get that spot waiting several hours for this moment. some folks i'm sure have waited many,

. >> it gets to city hall, goes around the west side of city hall and makes a left on jfk boulevard, a hard right on 15th street and finally makes its way down the ben franklin parkway and they will end up at the art museum steps. starting at 5:00 tomorrow morning the parkway will 16th a and you'll find streets that cross the parkway shutdown as well. make it easy for yourself, just going go to nbc10.com or get on the app for a complete list of road closures. >>> and schools are closing early. temple university, the university of pennsylvania and drexal university, university city and center city campuses will close as well. you can check the nbc 10 app. full list of closures are right there. and nbc 10 your official eagles station is your home for the eagles parade of champions. tune in starting at 10:00 a.m. tomorrow for the sights and sounds of the biggest celebration in philadelphia history. our coverage starts at 10:00 a.m. if you're going to the parade, set your dvr so you can see it again when you get home. >>> 5:07. now to the other news headlines we're following for you this

the city hall, will go down the west side of city hall and around jfk boulevard. take a right on 16th street and finally it makes its way on the ben franklin parkway and end at the art museum steps. >> and nbc 10 is your official eagles station and yourome of the super bowl champions. now, if you're going to the parade, set your dvr so you can see it all again when you get home. and if you're work you can see it live on your free nbc 10 app. we'll be streaming it there and on your website. >>> now for a look at the other top stories we're following this morning. >> senate leaders say they've made progress on a two-year spending deal. lawmakers have until tomorrow to approve a new funding plan or face another government shutdown. lawmakers on both sides of the aisle say they want to avoid that, but the president, he's actually cheering for it. >> if we don't change it, let's have a shutdown. we'll do a shutdown, and it's worth it for our country. i'd love to see a shutdown if we don't get this stuff taken care of. >> the house pasdsedsed a spend bill last night but

on the corner of 15th and jfk boulevard. >>> fergie is speaking out about her performance. >> the backlashst and fierce. straight ahead tonight what the singer says happened and the celebrities coming to her defense. >> plus a chicken conundrum for kfc. >>> a taco bell restaurant in philadelphia is in hot water tonight after a cashier allegedly used a racial slur on a customer's receipt. when he got his receipt it allegedly included a slur where his name should have been. lee says the cashier apologized after he confronted him. but later lee says he heard other employees laughing about it and using the slur. >> that's when i got really upset and i stopped eating, put my food down and decided to go to the counter. basically cussed them out. >> reporter: lee says the manager did approach him but also told him waes disrespectful when he ripped the food out of the cashier's hands. >>> to being obell released a statement regarding the incident. we do not tolerate this behavior. the franchisee is looking into this matter and will take swift and appropriate action. >>> kfc has run out of chicken

surveillance video today that captured a group who climbed on top of a septa bus stop shelter 15th and jfk. as they were standing on the roof, it collapsed. central detectives is asking anyone who can identify the people to give them a call. >>> the search continues for a man who robbed a game stop on red lion road on january 19. the surveillance video is going public. the suspect took off his sunglasses giving the camera part of his face. he got the clerk to hand over cash from the register, call police with your tips. >>> after rain and snow this weekend we're warming up more and by midweek we could break records for the month of february. >>> sky6 live hd showing you a foggy scene over the platt bridge heading to the airport there, if you don't mind the clouds it's not a bad day to enjoy it. if you're off on this presidents' day monday. david murphy has the details on the terrace. david. >> reporter: a little drizzle on the terrace, rick, as you said, overcast, but temperatures are easing up and better than yesterday. cloud cover did overtake the region, it has gotten thicker. you can s

how they created the city of hatred that was notorious for its zealots treat and its opposition to jfk, a real difficult book to write. very emotional and very hardcharging and lots and lots of negative things. basically sort of the typhoid mary of today's tea party came out of dallas in 1960 in the way they hated jfk. going into this book had that same mindset, like we've got all this tension going on. we had this great barbecue some i hope you tell us about. >> i said -- we live in different cities. i live in austin and steve says south come in between san antonio and austin. >> texas hill country, really super pretty. >> so we don't get to see each other a lot but we said let's meet at a barbecue place in texas people go over to who is the best barbecue. i'll let steep pick the spot. we went to this very small town, a little bit of a small oil town. oil and barbecue of what they got going on. it's a regionally famous old legendary barbecue place, a a y market i think it's called and we just were shooting the breeze eating big plates of texas brisket. we just sort of had this little

that was notorious for its zealous treaty and on opposition to jfk an emotional book to write and hard charging in lots of negative things that the tea party came out of dallas in 1963 in the way they hated jfk. so going into this book i still kind of had that same mindset, you know,-like we've got tension beginning on and then we have this great barbecue summit that i hope you tell us about. >> yeah. we sad man we with should we live in different cities like in austin steve lives in a beautiful town of new texas which is south in between san antonio and austin >> texas hill country. a nice part of a it shall >> superpretty there and so we toangt get to see each other a lot but let's meet at a barbecue place in texas people go to war over who has the best barbecue, and i let steve pick the spot he knows better than i do so we went to this very small -- town in luluing oil and barbecue i think that is what they got going there. it was a regionally paimtion famous old legendary place a city market i think it was called shooting the breeze eating, you know, big plates of texas brisket, an

the storm caused disruptions at area airports with cancellations reported at laguardia, newark and jfk. >> oh, yeah all of new england impacted by this one. a fast mover. going to move out of boston as we speak. that means things will be getting better across the region. take a look at philadelphia. we are looking down broad street. what you can see is the road itself looks fine. this is how many of the more major roadways are throughout philadelphia and i suspect along the rest of the aye i-95 corridor as well. rain mixed in with snow in the area. most are wet overnight instead of snowy. now the temperatures edged up a few degrees, things are starting to melt off. this is pretty good conditions for us. temperaturewise, not bad either. 35 at graduate hospital. 36 in fairmount. and 36 in port richmond. 33 in elkins park. not terribly cold to start this morning either. but if you are north and west of the city, those are the areas where there's a higher accumulati accumulatio accumulation, temperatures are colder. you have to watch out for slick spots. here's a look at radar and satellit

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goes around sit a hall and then left on jfk boulevard, take a hard right on 16th street and finally it makes its way counsel the ben franklin parkway. septa is offering regional rail passes. people waited in line yesterday to snatch up the passes. septa is only making 50,000 available. septa also recommend riders use the market frankfurt lines which will be free tomorrow. and in delaware people waiting a long line there yesterday to buy septa passes to get to the parade. trains here will make limited stops to philadelphia. patco will limit the stations in use during the parade. patco will provide only westbound service to center city. you'll have to use the lindenwold, wood crest, ferry avenue or broadway to get to the parade. >>> everyone will be converging on philadelphia. >> it'll be a lot of people. businesses along the parade route are also making their plans. >> stores in center city ask chestnut street will open earlier for the parade. other businesses along or near the parade route are canceling appointments because of the crowd. >> it's a bummer for my income, but it's so exci

at the corner of 15th and jfk boulevard. if you recognize anyone in this video, police want to hear from you. >> turning to the forecast temperatures are rising tan will feel like spring for most of the week, yes, spring. meteorologist, katie fehlinger here to tell us when the 70s will arrive, katie? >> yes, 70s, what's so bizarre about this, not like you've never seen it before, but coming very close to if not actually going to have some new records for the books here in the next couple of days, now, note i'm still wearing winter coat, still wearing gloves. still cool outside. but the warmer trends is getting underway as we speak, we take a look at storm scan3, even in the little hit that we had right before the show started i felt a little sprinkle here on the cbs-3 skydeck. not much out there, but little bit of moisture working it way in already. so you may see a drop of rain here and there. but that really is about it. for now, as time will see, additional showers, still scat nerd nature for the pm time frame. current te

. >> it heads down broad street, goes around city hall, left on jfk boulevard, right on 16th street, and finally it makes its way down the ben franklin parkway and ends up at the art museum steps. as for roads closures the inner lane of the ben franklin parkway will close from 10:00 to 3:00 and again from 6:00 to 10:00 tonight. starting tomorrowing morning the parkway will close between 16th andth. and you'll find streets across the parkway shutdown as well. go to the nbc 10 app for a complete list of those road closures. > ur area are closing. temple university, the university of pennsylvania and drexal university and center city campuses will close as well. nbc 10 is your official eagles station, your home for the eagles champions. tune in for the sights and sounds of the biggest celebration in philadelphia history. our coverage starts at 10:00 a.m. tomorrow. if you're going to the parade, set your dvr. you can see it at home again. >>> and now to other headline news of the morning. >> billionaire steve wynn is stepping down as ceo of his own company, wynnor sexual misconduct alleg

then it make a left around city hall before turning on to jfk boulevard past love park. then the parade will zip along the parkway toward the philadelphia museum of art. the parade will be kapd off with a huge celebration on the museum steps. that ceremony is scheduled to begin around 1:00. >> those of us who were born in philadelphia, raised in philadelphia and suffered and celebrated over the years, nothing matched what we saw on sunday. so congratulations to the eagles. >> 14 jumbotron screens will be spread out along the parkway to ensure fansen don't miss any of the festivities. lauren mayk is live along the parade route where some local businesses are really hoping to cash in on this celebration. >> reporter: remember these fans are going to be out for hours lining up in spots like this on broad street to see their team. they are going to get hungry, they are going to get thirsty and they will be in a good mood. that will be a familiar sound here this week just off the parkway where the eagles will end their parade and a magical season. >> are you going to be in he

delta will go to new york's jfk airport. >>> the neighborhoods where you'll notice the cooler weather more than anything else. napa 11 and novato about 13. oakland at about 8. dress accordingly. we're in the mid to upper 40s in san francisco from sunny side at 43. the castro and the mission and the marina at 45. the ferry building heading to financial district or the exc s excelsior or lake mer secedmerc degrees. this is the beginning of the next storm coming in. we won't need the sunglasses as much as yesterday. the clouds coming in late, though. there's still frosty areas out there. dress accordingly and get the car ready if you're heading out. roads, there could be wet spots during the afternoon commute. but the morning commute will be dry. it will become breezy on the bay today. let's take a look at the north bay. 36 this morning. 10:00, 45. then we'll hang out mainly in the low 50s for the afternoon hours. by 6:00, that's when the steadier rain starts to move in and gets heavier by 8:00. east bay valleys, waking up to temperatures in the 30s and 40s. by the afternoon hours, noon

frontier will add routes to atlanta, cincinnati and colorado springs and delta is adding a flight to jfk. the san jose city council is set to approve the new routes next tuesday. >>> the time now is 4:35. happening today at san jose's cinequest film festival actor director nicholas cage will be on. >> he is one of the actors getting the maverick spirit award, it's the festival's highest honor. the ceremony is set for 7:30 tonight. cinequest virtual reality festival runs through next week. >>> our parent company comcast celebrates black history month at an event for employees in livermore. it's organized by the black employee network which supports african-american employees at comcast. i will be attending and speaking at the event which is happening this afternoon. >> that's going to be great. you have your speech all ready. >> i'm ready. i gave you a sneak peek this morning. >> it's very powerful. >> it is. we also wanted to add that the school that we told youieixlv a- >> anna lehigh school is open today. >> 4:36. a 360 degree look inside google's self driving car. the company's hope a

it makes a quick left on jfk boulevard, a quick right on 16th, and heads to ben franklin parkway where it will end at the philadelphia of art museum steps. >>> and as you mentioned, there are a lot of closures throughout the city of philadelphia. we are talking about all public and parochial schools. didn't take long for school officials to say you know what, considering probably a few people didn't show up on monday after the super bowl, it might be a good idea that once the parade is announced that we give folks the day off. temple university closed, my alma mater, university of pennsylvania closed. drexel campuses in university city and center city, they'll be close today. the airports and the staff there is closed. obviously you can get in and out. as city employees, they're off for the day. we've got a full list of the closures right now on the nbc10 app and on nbc10.com. and we've been getting a lot of emails and tweets o media, very imptant question about what to do if you have special needs, if you're handicapped, disabled, how to come down and be atined >> we've got t on our w

. >> reporter: fifteenth and jfk boulevard some climbed bus shelters, trees to get a better view of the team passing by. many fans off from work and school crowded near city hall since before sunrise, rowan williams said he wouldn't have missed it for the world. >> when i saw nick, carson coming down the way i was excited, i could not even believe it. >> reporter: now that the parade is over, party's over, clean up begins, streets department is doing a great job as our philadelphia police have been doing a wonderful job all day keeping things calm and collected. live from city hall tonight anita oh for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> all right, thank you. i'm sure that the party continues but bars and restaurants all around town. >> they are warmer inside, that is for sure. >> when we come back we will check on mass transit and the roads and see how people are getting back home. >> right now a check of your forecast as we go to break here's kate. >> we are talking about rain heading our way as we get in the weekend coming up we will te temperatures rising and when to plan for wet wet they

the beach for the 10th annual mike's seafood polar bear run and walk for autism and started at jfk boulevardod and fun after crossing the finish line and with autism speaks and other organizations that helps the family of special needs children at cape may, atlantic and cumberland counties. >>> a check of the accuweather forecast if you liked today it's going to get even better. >> the numbers will climb through the next several days so a taste of spring is headed our way and we will show you what is going on outside the action cam outside right now live looking at the center city area. you can see it's quiet right now we have a partly cloudy sky, folks are getting ready for the short workweek ahead for some and sky six live in hd as we are looking at a nice shot of the center city skyline from temple university camera all is quiet in the region and no snow is falling quite the contrast from what we were dealing with this time yesterday when we were cleaning up from the snow and philadelphia it's 34 and dew point at 28 winds out of the east southeast at 3 miles per hour and easterly componen

players and coaches rode the theto jfk stadium in sophiladelphia.route and a longer root than what we have seen before. we're also expecting the number of people to attend the parade of chabe bigger than any of the otherparades. cureious to see what that number ends up being. >> and less rowdy than the phil phillies parade in 2008.ople were just happy and having a party. it was a good time. champions continuele whow level. aw >>> the eagles ringing in our ears after the parade of champions.team's quarterbacks and parade goers in the state of shear ex the birds. weekend. let's go to chief meteorologist yourosn't have todacold but he "hurricane" time so i'mre that wasarmth guys. everyb prepared for the cold. take a look atrmth. that's headed our way. today was the on 50s for the weekend. 32 in philadelphia. we made it to the freezing mark. 29 in allentow ci35 in it down to 14 in allentown. that out there is going to refreeze..but sunshine.ave lake-e we are watch theatches and warnings all the way into michi ohio at this point. how does this affect us?

a mane from jfk airport in newark had to touchdown in denver for nearly an hour to refuel. >> i have never experienced that. the pilot said he's been here ten years and this is his first stopover. >> it was slow. like driving a car up a steep hill and you're flooring it. >> overnight, high wind advisories were issued. >> likely brought down scaffolding at a san francisco construction site. abc 7 news was at church and market yesterday as they checked out the aftermath. the scaffolding came down after 3:00 p.m. fortunately, no one was hurt. >> it's now 4:30. let's get a quick update on weather and traffic. mike? >> let's take a look at the winds. i've plotted them on live doppler 7. 23 mile per hour gusts at half moon bay. 123 at concord. 12 at -- the rest of us at 10 miles per hour. we'll be in the 10 to 20 miles per hour range, all throughout the day today as that cold air continues to rush in behind that cold front we had yesterday. waking up this morning, temperatures will stay in the 30s. it will feel like the 20s with the windchill. dress properly. we'll be near 50. that's it at

. >> it is new back at jfk plaza better men as love park, spent a year getting a make over giant love letters have been restore to the original comers of red, green purple and fans are glad to see it back home. >> so exciting, i live across the street and just wish more people had come out it is beautiful. >> moved here in 83, it is quiessential philadelphia. you don't get a shot of the love sculpture then is what point of being in philadelphia >> reporter: iconic sculpture received a $55,000 paint job with other enhancements and sits on a new stainless steel pedestal. >> love park. >>> still to come on "eyewitness news" tonight speaking of showing love just in time for valentines day ane motional reunion reason behind the spend bond between a local couple and a hospital staff that kept the love going. >>> keeping party going we will show you how they were celebrating mardi gras today in delaware county, don. >>> black and blue for orange and black a major injury for the flyers, and one word that gabe kept letter can't stop saying we will hear from him coming upç! ♪ ♪ ♪ there are two

left on jfk boulevard and right on 16th street. finally it makes its way down the ben franklin parkway ending at the art museum steps. a live look at a soggy art museum right now. the ceremony is slated to start here at 1:00 p.m. it's expected to last until 3:00. nbc 10 is the official station of the eagles. we'll provide your live front-row seat every step of the way. >>> today at 4:00, we opened up our parade of champions survival guide. it consists of getting in and out, security, where to watch, bussing and flying in. avoiding scams and the players preparing. nbc 10's miguel martinez-valle is live in upper darby. you've been looking at how to get to the parade and how to get out when it's over. we'll have a lot of people headed to the same place at the very same time. >> reporter: that's true. so you'll have to pack your patience tomorrow. tens of thousands of people will be using some kind of public transit to get to the parade. here in upper darby, the metered parking is going to be free tomorrow. that's only if you find a sp

the discussions included assessments of franklin d roosevelt, jfk, d roosevelt, jfk, george h.w. bush and bill clinton as well as their russian counterparts. this is about an hour and 20 minutes. >> we have a great anil. -- we have a great panel. panel.will chair the he has written a terrific book on the end of the cold war, the principal author of 9/11 commission report, and many other books. he is right now in the middle of on sort ofreat book decisions for war in ways that illuminate old crises and old decisions, like going to war in 1890 eight or wilson's decision for war in world war i. he is brilliantly. reassessing these decisions we are looking forward to phillips next book. at the same time, he is doing about a dozen other things that none of us can keep track of. and that we don't always know about. philip: i'm sorry to say we need to wait for james wilson to show up. he is probably out there somewhere having a good conversation. if we can send a search party out -- >> the state department is always late -- [laughter] >> so far, it has been a great panel. [laughter] >>

. >> it is an interesting test selection is a reaction to the previous election so 1960, jfk the young energetic guy as opposed the eisenhower administration, a new frontier for new generation of leadershi leadership, 1976, watergate, 1980, the question is we really want somebody who can govern who can unify and restore a certain sense of what the presidency was about. call me an optimist but as i travel around i get the sense whether they like him or not they are worn out. but republicans or democrats i speak to more republicans but i do have democratic friends i do speak to that audience. >> and jewish lawyer. [laughter] so the other thing that the attitude of the democrats please get together and get something done and act like adults? >> i will take the pessimistic contrary view. >> hopefully he is right his resume will speak to that but i don't sense the democratic party is looking for somebody to bring comedy. >> comity. >> they will have to nominate it will either be donald trump but there isn't a lot of evidence people are looking for somebody overwhelming number of people that

eyewitness news" caught couples kissing and snapping selfies with the sculpture, love landmark returned to jfkesterday after a year long renovation, and perfect place to pose, on this holiday >>> well, thanks for watching "eyewitness news" at 6:00 we are back at 10 on our sister station cw philly and back here on cbs-3 at 11:00. >>> before we go an update on the breaking news sheriff in broward county has revealed at least 17 souls have died, that is at the high school shooting in florida. much more on this tragedy coming upright now on the "cbs evening news" from new york, here's jeff glor, take care family we will see you tonight captioning sponsored by cbs ( gunfire ) >> oh, my god! oh, my god! >> glor: a deadly school shooting in south florida. >> all of a sudden we hear, "run as fast as you can." and we hear a gunshot. >> glor: panicked students run for safety. >> i heard five pops. and i'm like, "that's not a drill." >> glor: the wounded are rushed to hospitals. >> we were just praying and crying. i don't know how we're alive. >> glor: frantic parents race to the school. >> you think of

they say the group stood on a septa bus shelter at 15th and jfk and caused it to just collapse. if you recognize anyone in this video, give police a call. >>> the accused of gunman in the florida high school attack walked into a courtroom for the first time today since that deadly shooting. nikolas cruz is being held without bond accused of killing 17 people at stoneman douglas high school. his lawyers tried unsecond suss physical to seal court records related to the case. as the legal process plays out students held moral lease today after a weekend of demonstrations against white supremacists and the nra. protesters also head to do the white house for a lie in. they're calling on lawmakers to do something about gun violence in school safety. >> because we're under 18 and can't vote we decided to turn to what we do know which is social media and our right to public pro testify. >> the white house says the president is open to legislation that would expand background checks. president trump is scheduled to meet with students in a listening session on wednesday. >>> it's all fun

. >> it was the scene after dinner party where jfk met jacky. listed at $1.7 million. jack and jack bring introduced at the georgetown townhome in 1951 over cocktails, chicken cast roll, and game of sherades. they married two years later, the owner says the match making was made by the original owner's wife. >> jacky may have had a crush on mr. bartlett, and i think mrs. bartlett wanted to kind of get her in touch with maybe the young congressman from massachusetts. >> realtors say they hope potential buyers view the home 's history as an added value. >> you know it will sell. create some foot traffic. >> at the very least. 2018 winter olympics, now underway in south korea. >> the ski resort town of peong chang is one of the smallest cities to hole olympics. correspondent dana jacobson in south korea with more on how the small town plans to handle the massive crowd. >> the tiny ski resort sit of peong chang is finally seeing it dream to host the olympics come to life. >> to welcome the worlds, everything is ready. >> this fish restaurant has been around for 20 years, a