dottie: illinois jim? jim: he moved to 16th. not enough to get him into the world golf championship event next week. justin is back in first position with his second win of the season. 7-31. that's 23% and eight overall. that's the winning putt. justin thomas takes the honda classic and we'll be back after this word from your local station. jim: tonight on cbs, a new edition of "60 minutes." season finale of "celebrity big brother," "ncis: los angeles." let's run down the leaderboard. thomas shoots eight under through 72 holes. the longest putt he made for the week was 15 feet. noren takes third, fleetwood fourth. simpson and an tide fifth. luke list, sam burns. there's tiger. ends up being 12th. adam scott had a good weekend. in the group at 13, fathauer had a big day today. 65. it was interesting, last week at riviera, justin played with rory mcilroy and tiger the first two days and we know that tiger didn't make the cut. thomas was eight shots better than tiger over those 36 holes and it was an eight-shot margin here after th

everyone, that is, except jim fayed.sted. >> is it your belief that at the time surveillance cameras capture mr. fayed sort of walking around the courtyard area, that he knew his wife was being killed at that exact moment? >> yes. the reason i base my belief on that is mr. fayed, when he walks out of the building everyone is interested in what's going on in the parking structure except mr. fayed, because he knows what had just transpired. >> but that apparent disinterest in pam's screams wasn't enough to charge jim with murder. in fact, there was little evidence he had anything to do with it. then detective abdul-rahman's phone rang. >> the assistant u.s. attorney tells us that mr. fayed's cellmate wants to talk to whoever is handling the investigation of mrs. fayed's death. >> and what does the cellmate tell you? >> well, the cellmate tells us that mr. fayed had confessed to him that he had hired someone to kill his wife. >> detectives believe that someone was josÉ moya, the ranch hand. the cellmate also had other infor

>> uh-huh, yes. >> police had three suspects, ronda, jim and jim's mother celeste.ak in the case. and then a huge bombshell. what known knew at the time. one person had stepped forward to police, and it was a member of the family. in this 1994 police video obtained by cnn, doris, ronda's own grandmother told police she knew who was responsible. she demonstrated using a doll. >> he stood there a while and he says, he hates me. he don't like me. he hates me. just let ronda come and get him. he'll shut up. let ronda take him. he'll shut up. >> doris claimed she saw jim hurting cody. >> and i walked in. he took the baby and did this with him. i hollered at him and asked him what he was doing. he did it again. >> police now had what they needed, an eye witness and direct evidence that jim duncan was a child abuser. >> two days after that interview, police arrested the young father and charged him with 13 counts of aggravated child abuse. >> what went through your mind? >> i knew jimmy didn't do that. i knew he didn't. >> doris says she thought she was doing the right thi

jim: into the eighth. nick: yeah, this one was -- jim: wasn't that some shot? went on and made that for birdie. nick: this was impressive. he went with a one-yard fade. watch that line and left of the flag was pretty darn rare and fantastic spot to putt from. jim: here's the birdie putt at 16. nick: this is tough because we've seen it just slide sideways. made a great 3 at 17. jim: at 18. nick: he hit a monstrous drive. a little chip but a nine-10-footer down the hill. just didn't quite hit it. jim: you said at the time, if he'd made it, it was going to be tournament over. nick: yeah, that was -- a hair more acceleration. jim: so he missed from close range and that was woodland's round of 64. this is reavie. eagle putt. look how close he was, just off the edge. that at the third hole. fifth hole. nick: it's a tough hole, the fifth. that's a really good birdie. jim: sixth hole, this was amazing. nick: this was the one he's going to remember. this for a par. jim: second at 17. nick: yeah, that was his tee shot. nicely judged. jim: he'll remember this one too. nic

jim fayed's company.jim's nephews had recently relocated to california and had driven the car for about a month until just a few days before the murder. after that, the car was in the care of the fayeds' ranch hand, a man named josÉ moya. >> investigators say it was moya who was behind the wheel, but on the tape there seemed to be three people in the vehicle. who were they? a month later josÉ moya was arrested and charged with pam's murder. he pleaded not guilty. it turns out josÉ moya knew pam. not only did he work on their ranch, he even had his own living quarters on the property. moya knew about the fayeds' gold. he knew where they stored it. he was trusted to transport the gold back and forth from the business to the home in moorpark. >> how well did you know josÉ moya? >> i knew him pretty well. he was actually -- he was a really nice guy to me. he was a character. every time he'd come into the office we would joke around with each other. he wasn't someone i would ever think could be involved in som

jim?ou, trish. from philadelphia to minneapolis, sharrie williams and brian taff are live for the experience. i'm old enough to remember when the superbowl was just a football game. that's not the case anymore. >> are you giving away your age, jim? boy have things changed since then. it's a super sized experience. today, we felt a rush, a boost of energy hit the city. fans know from both teams we are in 243 hour window before the game kicks off. >> fans have been pouring into the city all day long wanting to be part of the magic moment in minnesota. fans confronted the cold to take in the sight and sounds of the city. the buildings are awash in purple. eagle green everywhere else you look. eagle nation arrived in full force today. they are loud, proud and beyond happy to be here. >> tell me about your jury was duly sworny? >> ijury wasdulyjourney? >> we had a great time. >> how does it feel to be here? >> first time in my life. i'li'm thrilled. >> that sentiment echoed by so many today. th

jim guard, you are hearing jim sciutto okay? looks like we are going to have to check that and call back so we can get his account. but let me go with our panel here, darren, what you heard from shimon and senator nelson in fact about the preparations for this attack. >> the preparations were optimal importance. they should have had -- they went through a lockdown drill recently. and i believe s.w.a.t. team in close proximity. they were doing a drill. that's why you had the quick response. >> fire drill in the morning, not a lockdown drill. >> but you did have special operations officers that were in the immediate area. that's why they were able to respond so quickly. but one other things is you have to take into consideration is egregious, 2:40 in the afternoon. close to dismissal. you know the pandemonium that exists when you have those people in the hallway, makes it difficult for law enforcement to come annie rad kate this threat. and he understood this and that's why he conducted the assault at this particular time. so when

jim, jan? >> detroit? what's going on in detroit, duscheusne. >> jim, i had the same reaction. now, i have heard from, you know, multiple people, that detroit has been on a road to recovery. >> yes. >> but i was surprised. but my producer said what did you say quicken loans, quicken loans was there? i don't see how that put detroit on the list, though. >> all right. well, we'll have to do some more digging on this one, thanks, diane, you have great weekends. >> do some research. >> too. >> well, some breaking news out of washington right now. the house is just okayed a two -year $400 billion budget deal. now the senate passed the deal earlier this morning. too late to stop a federal government shutdown. now the president still has to sign the budget for the government to reopen. but again, a budget deal has been okayed. >>> meanwhile, a washington dc townhouse with a special place in history is now up for sale. >> 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, chi

jim?> a woman was gunned down while driving on broad street in logan. tyesha timmons was driving near grain street when her van was struck by five bullets. the van crashed on old york road. timmons died from a gunshot wound to the head. three other children including timmon's twin and two children were in the van. mail is not being delivered consistently. tonight congressman bob brady organized an opportunity for residents to confront the postal service and boy did they ever. dann cuellar, what happened there tonight? >> jim, there has been a myriad of problems and complaints, that the postmaster general wanted to come out himself. he got an earful tonight. >> it was a standing room only crowd with complaints about mail that never arrives, long lines at the post office. >> we have long given up on it so we don't go there anymore. nobody has that kind of time. >> a woman that seems to get everyone's mail at her door. >> i go out and take time to deliver the mail. i don't want to throw it aw

jim welcome to eagles nation.s city is bleeding green tonight and they are not going or showing any sign of going to bed or wanting to leave, they look like they want to be here all night. i mean think about it, this is the first time the eagles have won the superbowl, they wanted this, they wanted this, they dreamed of this moment, they could taste it, they felt it the team could do it and you could see it in their exuberance tonight and listen to the crowd here at frankfort and cottman. [ crowd roars ] yes friends this is eagles nation tonight, a very happy celebratory crowd and looks like we will be here for a while, jim. >> and so it goes at frankfort and cottman in the may fair section of philadelphia the party continues both here and in center city philadelphia and it's a lot bigger than that in south philadelphia before, a smaller assembly there near broad and wall nut and substantial and it does mean that broad street i'm not sure how far down it goes it could go to south street i don't know. i wish we cou

guys. >> reporter: yes, jim, the practicek to brian westbrook about that. he'll also bcoaching matchup in the super bowl. jim. >> the vikings nfc loss is a big win for a gloucester county father and son. they scored coveted tickets to the super bowl thanks to a defeated minnesota fan. >> wind chills right now in the teens and our super bowl mainly wet but snow forur viewing i'll explain in the accuweather 7-day forecast. >> those stories much more when "action news" continues tonight. >> ♪♪ cancer is smart. it pushes us. we push back. challenging conventional thinking. finding smarter solutions. that's what makes cancer treatment centers of america one of the leaders in precision cancer treatment. using tools like advanced genomic testing and immunotherapy to bring more options to our patients. cancer treatment centers of america. we're not just fighting cancer any more. we're outsmarting it. visit cancercenter.com/outsmart to learn more. >> so there will be two essentials for really good super bowl party on sunday an eagles win obviously and also good food

>> reporter: the energy is fantastic, jim. you can hear the music blaring.so students who are taking part in dancing for 46 straight hours of no sleep, of no sitting down, just got on their feet at 6:00 it won't end until sund at 4:00 and you can see the vibe inside the bryce jordan center. look at the stands. they're packed. you see the signs many people are representing fraternitiessos and this is such a tremendous effort they do here at penn state. it's been going on for four decades and over $146 million has been raised in time. i want to take you to just a few minutes ago when these students finally stood up hour . [cheers and applause] >> three, two, one. [cheers and applause] >> ♪ >> reporter: you know, lking with these students they've been preparing for this all year. these seniors wait four years to finally get the chance to dance and to be a part of something so spectacular as thon. you just felt the energy from t their way clock in the afternoon. obviously a lot of families areffected. over 4,000 families have been impacted by the money raised by

booyah >> hey, jim, booyah! >> hey, what up, jim booyah >> booyah, let's go!> jim, thanks for coming and speaking to us at the beginning of the season. we're here because of you, bro booyah >> wow, wow! i'm seeing all these guys on sunday and i cannot wait and i can't wait to see you from minneapolis tomorrow it's going to be fantastic and now it is time for the lightning round. and then the lightning round, are you ready skee-daddy let's go to stephanie in california >> caller: hi, jim thanks for taking my call. >> of course >> caller: i'm calling about align? >> this is way over done to the down side. trevor in pennsylvania trevor >> caller: hey, how's it going >> all right, how are you? >> caller: i'm good. how about kmt? >> good industrial nothing sexy, nothing really great. you my want to look at parker hannah fin which got knocked down today indirectly. >> let's goes to jim >> caller: booyah! with all the passive investing going on, what are your thoughts on the rating index and data company spgi >> it's nothing but net. i think it's a great one to own.

>>> good morning, i'm rahel solomon. >>> aim jim donovan.ie and meisha will be along in a moment. >> chelsea's here. >> i'm sorry, too early folks. but first here's what you need to necessity to start your day in the morning minute. it is thursday, february 8th. >> who cares.. >> earned it as a city. >> parade day is finally here, and the moment eagles fans, have been waiting for, for decade. >> eagles. >>> got to support the eagles. >> i have never seen this many people, up so early and they are all in a good mood: >> it will be a licensing day. >> i will be all right i'm pumped up. >> i drove all the way from missouri, 18 hour trip, watch my birds play. it has been a long time coming >> e-a-g-l-e-s

jim: the 76 players who made the cut. plus-2. and when you see bubba playing like this and win at riviera three times, why couldn't he win at augusta for a third time? nick: if he could drive like he did at 17. if you can bomb it up and hitting a 5 or 6-iron. it is incredible. and bring that length to the players and use irons. keep that accuracy. jim: west coast swing is complete. we are heading to florida. the lineup on cbs is "60 minutes" "big brother" and another good field awaits next week. jim: we have a look at tiger. can he find a way to play this game again? jim: he finished in style, didn't he? holing that putt with a two-shot victory. bubba wins at riviera for the third time and wins for the first time. for sir nick and jim nantz and all the crew, congratulations to bubba watson! . ♪ >> live from the cbs broadcast center in philadelphia this is cbscbs3 "eyewitness news". >>> i've never seen anything like this. >> tonight on "eyewitness news", flames ripped through an old city apartment building this morning and tonight

he says, how's jim doing? >> he told me that too. >> yes, jim's an idle.ol. >> back to you. >> before you go, can i get a score prediction first? >> 29-21 eagles. >> there we go! let's switch live to brian taff, sharrie williams at the convention center in minneapolis, home to the nfl experience. what kind of experience was it? >> >> a pretty good one, jim, as we stand here in front of the lombardi trophy. the fans are walking around in their favorite player's shoes. >> they are interactive and we too got in on the action today. the minneapolis convention center took on the air of a pep rally today. football jerseys of every color here to celebrate the sport days before the holiday. >> plenty to do and see. >> fans that came to see the game can feel what it's like to play it, throwing a spiral or their foot kicking the extra punt. we got in on the action too running the 40-yard dash at speeds that impressed no one. >> over at the wilson booth, you can get a master class on how a football is made and they'll personalize the pig skin for you. >> this group o

peter: back up to you, jim. jim: you could hear the emotion in his voice. yes, eplayed in the 2013 masters and won the par 3, beating out matt kuchar in a playoff at the end. nick: it's a two-year exemption for these guys. jim: he also beat phil mickelson in that playoff at the par 3. but he got more fedexcup points today with this win than he had in the at least years all tournaments combined. and to here at the at&t pebble beach pro-am in pebble beach, california, the winner is ted potter jr. we'll be back at the at&t pebble beach pro-am in just a moment. jim: tonight on crb, "60 minutes" and the russian scientist exposing russia's olympic dosing secrets. then "celebrity big brother," seal team and ncis: los angeles. syracuse at miami. then alabama at kentucky next saturday. then coverage at riviera where dustin is the defending champion. rory will be there. so, too, will be tiger in action. jordan spieth, justin thomas, phil mickelson. yes, we're held told hollywood and we'll see you next week. kizzire continues to lead in the season standings for the fe

jim, might be your last time for awhile? >> may have to put it in the sport hall of fame. >> mondays are a lot easier when you wake up like chap johns. >> and i have to say this dress is wool, thank you, jim. sweating. hey, good morning, guys, when i was cents in minneapolis, doing all of these interviews, the one thing everyone kept saying is there is something different about this team. i can just feel t we know the patriots might be a strong football team, but we will take it, no one second guessed that will i have to say i kind of felt the same way, there was something different. >> karma. >> so excited. looking outside, as we point out in the morning, earlier, center city you have some real issues, because the partying went on, lots of down polls and whites. >> at least the weather cooperating but you might need your ice kramer this morning. plenty decent layer of eating we're hearing reports from the eyewitness weather watchers, letting us know that's an issue, so give yourself extra time. if you do have to get into th

jim?> the eagles winning the superbowl has not only been a boost to the psyche, it's benefited many businesses bottom line. >> demand is three times higher than normal and they keep ordering from suppl suppliers. the convention and visitor's bureau says superbowl weekend equated to a 16% increase in hotel occupancy translating into tax revenue for the city and state. justice ruth bader ginsburg celebrated 25 years on the supreme court by discussing the me-to movement in the national constitution center. >> the number of women that have come forward as a result of the me-too movement has been -- astonishing. >> justice ginsburg explains how similar movements throughout the decade helped shape legal reform. the event, o & j roberts memorial constitutional law delivered by a prominent person in public or academic life. big crowd there tonight. attorney general jeff sessions was in philadelphia to take part in the lincoln day celebration at the union league. he spoke about lincoln's devotion t

>> good morning, rahel, jim. that's right. the company moving forward, that japanese auto maker planning to launch easy ride, vehicle service, marched fifth , the company will begin tests initially, routes between nissan headquarters, and the nearby shopping center keep in mind, rivals including general motors, volkswagon, toyota already have vehicle programs in the works, rahel, jim? >> well, diane, i understands kfc is apologizing in a cheek i weigh after that chicken shortage. what's this all about? >> yes, that's right. it is a three letter apology from kfc after the shortage across the ponds, the fast cents food chain took out full page ad to apologize for having shut most of et cetera restaurant last week, empty bucket with the initials, but scramble fck, also acknowledged chicken restaurant without any chicken is less than ideal. jim, rahel. >> as jason kelce would say, sub par. >> basic. >> very basic. >> like the way they're handling it. >> do you have make fun of yourself. >> yes. >> thanks, diane, see you in the nex

jim and rahel, back to you. tak. >>> philadelphia police are questioning a person of northeastn the death of a 68 philadelphia woman found dead last night in the bedroom at a home on oxford avenue in burholme. person of interest is an acquaintance of t victim had a head injury and was stab, police recovered this point there is no word on the victim's bustt in feltonville land two drug dealers behind bars, authorities say they have found over two and a half million-dollar of heroin laced fentanyl. they have arrested sanchez rosario and sees an guzman on the 6300 block of fourth street over the weekend. authorities also seized a loaded handgun, drugs, bags marked, demolition man. $5,500 in cash and other drug paraphernalia. >>> fire fighters in darby, delaware county had their hand s full bat telling house fire, flames broke out around 9:00 last night on brandford and concord roads, fortunately , no one was hurt. >>> daca program must aloud to continue that is what a second federal judge is telling the trump admin

as the press swarmed, jim mcdougal, susan mcdougal, and jim guy tucker, the sitting arkansas governornt on trial for fraud and conspiracy. >> that was a classic white-collar-crime fraud case. >> the fact that an alternate juror insisted on showing up each day in a "star trek" uniform certainly added to the media circus. >> i always wear my outfit. >> she was later dismissed. the prosecution's star witness was david hale, who had just been sentenced to 28 months in prison for defrauding the small business administration. >> he had some credibility challenges. let's put it that way. >> he was facing a lot of years in prison. you are a rat in a corner, and the only thing you can come up with is giving them somebody they want more than you. >> just after hale was indicted months earlier, he began lengthy secret negotiations with prosecutors. >> at the first official hearing, during the break, asked him if he wanted to go talk. and we went and got in a broom closet. that was the only place we could get away from the media. >> the broom-closet chat would lead to weeks of talks between hale

and, jim, we are also learning a little more information about the guns. shooter did manage to purchase five firearms and did so legally within the last year. jim. >> all those warnings, and yet still buy the guns. kim, thanks very much. outfront now, josh campbell former fbi supervisory special agent, and also former fbi counter terrorism agent. tim, if i could begin with you. clearly, a stunning admission by the fbi. clearly fbi made a mistake here. how is this possible? i know you weren't on the inside for it. but a lot of judgment calls involved with this. you get tips, you folsom up, you don't follow others up. but as you look from the outside, can you figure out how this might happen? >> first, jim, let me say, i'm infuriated by it. i don't know how it happened. but likely it was somebody calling a tip line, calling into a fbi field office, and it may have been afield office in florida or could have been anywhere in the country. might have been at fbi head squat irs. call comes in. typically a duty agent answers. i don't know if they did the wrong pa

so, jim, the reality here is i sat in the white house briefing today and heard sarah sanders talk about this personnel office, we wondered what it is. it's an obscure office here, small office that works not far from the white house, just across the street, actually, but they i'm told do not make these decisions. and one other thing technically the background checks are never closed permanently because that would mean if they are closed and denied, this government official would not be able to work in the government again if they are denied a clearance. so always sort of in limbo here, but the reality, time frame going on too long. our colleague jim acosta also report that don mcgahn whout counsel office many here believe he has not provided enough information to other officials here. so we heard sarah sanders say at the briefing, i'm basing this on what i know, information that i know. again, jim, tonight as we enter day number eight, as many questions as there were when we started the day.

and jim lee. jim is the founder of stratfi, and is a professional futurist. he analyzes trends and works to determine exactly what is happening next. thank you both for being with us. ben goodman: thank you. rosemary: all right, jim, so we'll start with you. so, the bitcoin. i mean, should people be getting onboard here? what's the deal? jim lee: my sense is that it's going to be around in some way, shape, or form for awhile. i'd say in the immediate term, it's not so much too early, but maybe getting a little late at this point. the real money has already been made, mm-hmm. rosemary: it cuts out the middleman that is the bank. so, is this a legitimate piece of currency, a legitimate transaction when you pay with bitcoin? ben: well, it does solve one of the big problems of these virtual transactions by making them, you know, verifiable. and so far, it's-- nobody has broken it, so it seems to be working. i think the underlying technology, blockchain technology, is what i'm bullish on personally. it's kind of like the internet and email. bitcoin is the email of

jim. >> thank you, chad. one player who did not make the trip back to philadelphia with the team, quarterback nick foles. he had a date with mickey mouse. the m.v.p. made a detour to orlando for the traditional super bowl parade through disney world's magic kingdom this afternoon. >>> we're already getting word from school districts that they will be closed on thursday for the parade. that includes philadelphia public and archdiocesan schools. let's switch live to the philadelphia museum of art and annie mccormick, annie, you've got some details about parade plans. >> reporter: we have some early details jim that we do want to share with you. more details will come tomorrow but you see how many people showed up at the airport in chad's story. imagine how many people are going to show up for this parade. early estimates they may be between one and 2 million people. parade preps are now in full swing. here on the art museum steps crews began assembling a stage this morning. by city hall private contractors put

jim. >> thank, you john. at one points today officials said the city had collected 60 tons of trash and by any measure that is a huge job especially when it has to be done quickly. "action news" reporter bob brooks is live at eakins oval tonight. bob, what is the latest on the cleanup patrol? >> reporter: well, jim, good evening. a big parade means a big cleanup and that's exact what the city is doing like you just said, 60 tons of garbage, that's a lot of trash and right in front of me some of that slop but at this point the city doing an amazing job. they have a pretty good handle on things. this is how you clean up after quite possibly the biggest party in philadelphia history. you get out leaf blowers, street sweepers, the city even had to bring out the heavy machinery and it was all needed for the estimated 60 tons of garbage cleaned up after the super bowl parade. but the city says they were ready and willing for the task. >> like the eagles we just go to work. we get in there real quick and, you know,

. >>> aim jim donovan. katie and meisha will be along in a moment. >> chelsea's here. >> i'm sorry, too early folks. but first here's what you need to necessity to start your day in the morning minute. it is thursday, february 8th. >> who cares.. >> earned it as a city. >> parade day is finally here, and the moment eagles fans, have been waiting for, for decade. >> eagles. >>> got to support the eagles. >> i have never seen this many people, up so early and they are all in a good mood: >> it will be a licensing day. >> i will be all right i'm pumped up. >> i drove all the way from missouri, 18 hour trip, watch my birds play. it has been a long time coming >> e-a-g-l-e-s eagles. >> it is going to be a party. >> ♪ >> reporter: take a look at this scene at the beginning of the parade. i also want to show you, the diehard fans i have over here he has been here since i have been here at 3:00 a.m. there he goes. >> getting to the parade could be a challenge, septa and patco ticket are sold out. >> i'm just expect

tell us how it is going. >> reporter: it really is, jim.e're talking two high school freshmen being laid to rest, just miles apart from each other today. behind me, the services for alaina petty, 14 years old, going on right now. they're broadcasting some of the sound out into the parking lot because it is a small church, not everybody can fit, so the front of the area they have people outside so they can also listen into that. her parents said even though she was just 14, she dedicated her short life to service to others. she was a member of jrotc, very involved with her lds church family and after hurricane irma hit florida, she went and she went to those places that were most greatly impacted and helped rebuild. just a few miles away, luke hoyer, being laid to rest as we speak. his family at that service, his aunt spoke to "people" magazine and this stuck with me, she said, you know, he was 15 years old. he didn't know what he wanted to do. he was just excited about being in high school, he loved the former miami heat star lebron james,

a guess -- perhaps someone had to run jim tan's business.last tidbit -- creepy implied the state. before that four days late 911 call was placed, charlie took the time to first send a warning email to his college buddies -- they would soon hear things in the news. >> the defendant sends an email to his fraternity brothers called, "showtime." >> "you're gonna be hearing from the law enforcement," huh? >> yes, yes. "you will be surprised. showtime." >> reporter: no, jurors. don't buy self defense, said the prosecutor in summation. this was no crime of passion. it was a planned murder. >> so this is an assassination. >> yes. >> he walks in and blows dad away. >> exactly. >> reporter: the prosecution rested. the defense team was up next. and they were about to lay out a head-spinning theory of the crime from seemingly another universe. no one saw it coming. coming up. the defense drops a bombshell. >> one of the things that was always a question of ours was, "was charlie covering up for someone else?" >>> when "dateline" continues. with key nutr

jim?> a freshman in is summerdale section of philadelphia has been arrested for carrying a loaded gun to school. the 15-year-old had it in his backpack. the 40 caliber handgun was found when the student tried to go through a metal detec detector. two chelten ham students were taken into custody for threatening harm at the high school. he said the students that reported it to authorities deserve praise. >> the shooting in parkland, florida has spurred conversation in hundreds of schools across the country if not thousands. at one delaware high school a teacher has been suspended after a discussion in his class and students are outraged. >> dann cuellar is live at cherry hills east with that story. >> jim, the controversy continues to boil here at cherry hill east for the beloved teacher's suspension. students and parents say he was speaking concern in the wake of the shooting in florida, and they want him brought back. >> students captured video of the rally at cherry hills east. the studen

you did hear jim referenced what's going to be the move up of amazon.nother look at futures as we head into the opening bell less than 20 minutes from now we are looking for a lower open for what has been a little volatile week. have not heard that word too often, more "squawk on the street," back in a minute. >>> we are counting on the big game for super bowl sunday, we are here in minneapolis, cramer and me you called the destiny verses dynasty. >> what's happening here is you got a team, very worth and classic, the eagles and you got what's become a national villain outside of a couple of zip codes. a lot of people talking about social media fatigue when facebook reported, we got patriots fatigue we need a new story line but, the problem with the eagles is they don't want a story line, they just want to play they got brady, we have go got -- no, nick foles is one of the most humbled people in the game and the eagles defense is the star obviously, we are televising the game and it is going to be spectacular. what i say is i was down there in jacksonvi

jim. >> sarah, very great reporting.mocratic congressman mike quigley on the house intelligence committee. congressman, i want to give you the opportunity to react to cnn's reporting, rick gates cooperating are mueller's investigation, the third cooperating witness now. what does this mean crucially for the president in your view? >> yeah, obviously all investigations begin on the periphery and they move toward the middle. they move a lot faster when people start talking and cooperating. you asked if the white house should be worried. i think their worry was manifested as the indictments took place and the news that two of them had started to cooperate, now a third. i think if you had a parallel track here as this news came out, the white house started being very worried and they started more and more elements of obstruction. today we witnessed some of that when one of their former employees was following their gag order. >> you mentioned that, that being of course the former chief strategist, steve bannon, appeared befo

now, he's getting jim donovan a run for his money in his eagles suit. take a listen to what he had to say. >> about three weeks ago, i got up at 1:00 this morning, driver to up washington, d.c. eagles fans, took off from work, got the suit, all laid out, ready to go for sunday. next week, winning the big game. >> i have to talk to you, our main anchor at our station he has the same suit and he wears it after every eagles game. so we got to do it who wore it better. >> that's what it is, my brother from another mother. >> really crazy and loud in here. lots going on. so i send it back to you before something crazy happens >> we put it out to the twitter verse who wore it better. trang, thank you. >> i think he did. he had accessories, the tie, the hat. well, "eyewitness news" is celebrating the eagles and getting ready for the big game join us today cbs-3 for big one more win line upstart withing special edition every "eyewitness news" at 4:00 followed by "eyewitness news" at five and 6:00. then a special one more win fanfest edition of "eyewitness news"

today is thursday february 8th , happy parade day i'm jim donovan. >>> i'm rahel solomon. there is early and then is there that. is here. >> i say gateway but i don't want to her t o up. this one i want to slow down. so great to see you, chelsea. we necessity there will be red closures put in place. they have started all week. we will hear more about to it day. passes are sold out. we will have more fur on. that. >> yes. >> we will work hand in hand today. >> that is right talking about potential for black ice on the roads something we are watching out for as well but today, what a difference from yesterday at least we are dealing with the dry conditions today. we will take you to a live look at our live neighborhood network across the river looking at eagles nation, city lit up, ready for this exciting day to take place. 29 degrees right now in philadelphia, right around 29 in wilmington. we're at 31 millville. thirty-three atlantic city. notice winds coming from the north and west, it does feel chillier out there then the actual air temperature so we are looking at wind

. >> this is jim gardner and you are watching action news. there is no doubt, we knew that on our sense they could not stop us tonight when we looked into doing we were going to execute and we were going to keep that and not let up until the clock ran out and we did that throughout the game. >> talk about nick. >> yeah, i mean, this is you know it was a hard fought game and new england is a great team and coach and quarterback of all time and the team fights until the end and keep leaning on each other and what the season has been about. that locker room is a special locker room and you can see it throughout the course of this game no matter what we do we kept leaning on each other amazing coaching staff and personnel staff i mean just to be in this moment and i mean unbelievab unbelievable. >> what about a touchdown. >> yeah, i mean, that is something we have been working on and doug and i were talking let's just run it. it was a good time and the end it was a little wider than i thought and really need to show i'm not doing anything and it

vonnie: jim, thank you. jim: thank you. vonnie: jim passes on his condolences about the six nations. i know it's not over, but -- [laughter] jim: i'm looking forward to the wheels falling off the chariot, mark. mark: it's true, but bring on st. patrick's day, when we beat the irish. [laughter] vonnie: study on, study on. oft's jim barry, global head blackrock possibly a pass at business. let's check in on the first word news with taylor riggs. taylor: the european union has come out with its own draft of the brexit. theresa may says that it may undermine the country's common market. she is referring to the portion dealing with the irish court or. steve mnuchin says that president trump is willing to negotiate a return to the transpacific partnership trade deal. he says he has begun high-level talks. the president attacked of the while campaigning, pulling the u.s. out of the deal soon after taking office. on capitol hill, a battle over concealed weapons could jeopardize passage of new gun laws. gun rights advocates want to

rahel, jim, over to you. >> meisha, thank you.hed more than 1300 miles away to houston, texas. >> houston eagles nest, official fan club of the eagles in houston, celebrated and rejoiced the moment the clock hit zero. they chanted we are finally the champions. >> fans admit they couldn't contain their excitement after the underdogs, dethroned patriots quarterback tom braid >> i championship teams are meant to be beat. i'm sorry. it is our era. this is freaking philadelphia 's era to win. >> no one gave us a chance, and we proved them wrong. >> houston based eagles fans, didn't even have a texas accent down there, say the victory is lifetime dream that finally came true. we will be back in just a moment. stay with us. >> welcome back everyone, even here in the studio, people can't stop talking about the big game. >> that's all we are talk with about, the birds weren't the only ones who gave a good performance. check it out. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> jt, justin timberlake, brought the crowd to it feet during the super bowl lii half tim

. >> i'm jim donovan. today's monday, february 12. >> your weekends wash out finally coming to an end. >> this will continue to drop off at the south and east. and the temperature does the very same as a result. >> a triple shooting leaves one man dead and a car riddled with bullets. >> a 23 year old man has died. and police here at headquarters are just hoping to find his killer. >> president trump set to unveil the plan for one every his biggest campaign promises cents. >> i'm asking both parties to come together to give us safe, fast, reliable, and modern infrastructure. >> set your alarm clocks. harry and megan reveal more royal wedding details. >> today's morning minute is sponsored by pen medicine's abramson can't err -- cancer center: >> and we'll get some more details from trang do on the royal wedding coming up in just a moment. >> but first, let's take a look at the forecast. katie, feels down right warm out there for february. >> yes, you know, it is funny, walking out the door, it does feel so

well, today is tuesday, february 27th, good morning, i'm jim donovan rahel solomon. let's check out the roads with meisha. >>el hard-working this morning, on this tuesday. looking outside, our constructionorsure, because we a upon camera shot of just >> everywhere. >> and with good reason, yep, quiet wet r fain, c no snow, no, no issues. >> well done. >> so while the rest of the city is working i'll just relax. storm scan p is empty.n. we don't have anything. nice clear sky. for a lot more ease of also cooling this morning, the temperature can drop aknow downy we're in the 40's across moles of the board this time yesterday, nowchillier. so, it is the kind of morning once more does require your heavier winter coat, with timeey efficiently today. thanks to the sunlight that we're going to didn't get ton of it yesterday did what was expected, barley po progresses today in for plenty of sunshine. so these temperatures currently into the 20's, easilyt sunshine to 58 degrees. while it may ends up being a kdn for sure, it is still breitbart, sunny, really nice excuse to get

they looked at jim oh, it was like -- >> they didn't know what i was going to do. >> way to go, jim. >> and the weather though, chelsey, it was freezing out there. >> crazy. it was the winds. if it wasn't for the wind stained g in the sunshine with the chilly temperatures it would have been okay, right? but today at least we don't deal with it as much. still going to be chilly out there. we take a look at the live neighborhood network camera, looking at boardwalk plaza in rehoboth. beautiful scene there. a dry scene. but later on this weekend, this is actually going to turn into a very wet scene. right around 32 degrees, there , right now. 24 degrees in philadelphia. 21 degrees in wilmington. we're 19 in millville. down the shore temperatures are in the 20's, up in the poconos, in the teens, right around 15 degrees. but notice, winds are calm in most areas. so we are not dealing with that brutal windchill that we had to deal with yesterday. so feeling at least a little bit better out there, i guess we could say. see increasing clouds throughout the day. temperatures remaining chilly

jim: make actual handmade mock-ups. lemonis: jim, thank you.is: hey, erica, can you give me an update on the financials? it's time to tally up all of the money that erica has generated in the past few months. but more importantly, determine if we're gonna be able to be partners. how much inventory is left? erica: maybe a couple hundred dollars worth? lemonis: most of it sold? erica: most of it sold. i didn't realize, like, man, how could i not know that this much inventory was sitting in the warehouse, and we had this much money just sitting here? we're able to pay the shop if i loan that balance. lemonis: everything that i asked erica to do along the way, while it was challenging, she did it. get rid of some of the debt, negotiate with some of the creditors, sell off the inventory, get rid of some of the assets. every step along the way, she did exactly what i asked her to. i do want you to celebrate the fact that you went from $500,000 to $200,000. erica: thank you. lemonis: but how do we guarantee that it doesn't happen going forward with my

he said, "jim has died." >> jim died at the age of 57, and i think he honestly was a very good man with a terrible tragedy, because he had a premonition that if he went to prison, he would die in prison. >> i felt sick, and, of course, i befriended him. >> he made this deal to save his life, and it killed him. it killed him. they had him locked up and didn't give him his medicine, and he died. >> he died just several months before he probably would have been released. >> and all the promises that the independent counsel made him were lies, every one of them after he'd sold his soul to them. >> hickman ewing, one of the prosecutors who sent jim to prison, asked to speak at the funeral in arkadelphia, arkansas. >> at the funeral, i said, "he made a lot of mistakes, but i think jim was right with god." >> about an hour north of arkadelphia, where jim was laid to rest, was the federal courthouse in little rock. it was there that judge susan webber wright poured over legal briefs in the paula jones lawsuit. shortly after the monica lewinsky story broke, judge wright had excluded all evidence

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>> it doesn't, jim. i think we saw today sarah sanders simply change the direction over the last 24 hours of where she is pointing the finger. yesterday she said, you know, the clearance process, it's in the hands of law enforcement and we were simply letting it play out. the fbi contradicted that today and she said, well, it's in a small white house office, again, the political personnel in the white house, we don't have control over it. what i heard from many white house aides is they want to know when exactly this smaller personnel office would have done concerns to don mcgahn and chief of staff john kelly presumably if the security office learned of concerning allegations against the senior aide. one would think they would convey their concerns immediately. and it's my understanding based on my reporting that white house counsel don mcgahn knew as far back as last january, more than a year ago, about some of these allegations. and that chief of staff john kelly who joined the white house in july was

. >>> today is wednesday february 28th good morning i'm jim donovan. >>> i'm rahel solomon. katie and meisha are keeping an eye on things. >> hey, good morning guys, happy woed. everything is looking nice, just lots of construction to deal with okay, let's move along. >> yes. >> well, that is good, weather -related issues. >> no. >> that is always helpful too. >> with time that does get downhill. you mentioned big changes on the way. we have a coastal storm system guys brewing into thursday and friday but that is not an issue, at all today, while it is not as bright and pretty as yesterday was we will have a pleasant day here. live look at palmyra cove nature park overlooking center city, about 9 miles away, it is a generally clear sky. and at least at the lower levels but you can see on the satellite and storm scan these cloud are billowing in and with time we will have more and more of them, but it is still dry we have that going for us. here are current temperatures upper 30's, lower 40's, it is even chillier then that but it is still dry, our wind flow still out of the s