we have jim patrick. >> thank you. jim patrick, patrick and company. to the board of directors here. i'd like to call your attention to the san francisco transit authority that agreed to spend $188,000 on a peer rephrase for the design to bring together the rav report, two track versus one track, and the proposal to the tjpa has been made, and i believe mark or one of our representatives are going to sit on that board. that's a strategic thing, and as this peer group reviews it, they're going to finally make a recommendation. it seems to me, from an outsider looking in, that no one can do what the peer group doesn't want to do, so it will essentially be a decision about how the dtx and the connection on down the line is going to go. it's a clever political move, but i'd like to see reporting and i had i'd like to see an agenda item on this board as to how this process is going. we have to pay attention to this, and i'm also curious what the board policy direction is to our staff relative to what we should be reporting and promoting to this peer group.

jim patrick, patrick and company. i want to direct your attention to the police mou as written.e right. it calls for ten preliminary to -- policemen to be there. what happens when the police doesn't have the people to supply that? it seems to me the budget keeps rolling. z >> it's a fee for a number of people, number of shifts. we would have to make adjustments accordingly, so if -- we're not paying them perhour. >> i think without having to go to breach, i think we -- mr. patrick's point is well taken. we want to pay for what we get, and for whatever reason, they're unable on a day or a month or a quarter unable to deliver 100% of the hours, we should be paying -- i don't think we should -- i don't think we should go to a breach of contract. we should have a procedure by where they're providing us a verified number of hours. >> time card. >> and ranks of people providing those and we should be paying based on that, i would guess. >> i think the way it's been setup is they use a minimum for sfpd but then as part of the blended program, they've actually extended police protection

jim and rahel. >> thank you, patrick. one after another after another. >> pat just allude dollars, to bitter cold continues to snap water mains , causing big problems for people in our area. "eyewitness news " reporter trang do live in west philly where the water has now stopped gushing, good morning, last week were you in the northeast section of the city now in west philly. >> reporter: rah el, jim, they're happening all over the place, this one at 54th and rae streets, no word on how many custom remembers affected but i'll show you here it, started right where you see the fire hydrant, water just gushing out of the grounds, until the water department was able to turn it off. this real had i just been par for the course for water department crews this weekend. >> water gushed out of the grounds, and flowed out in streams at the intersection of 54th and race streets. until crews shut off the water lines. they started sometime around 1:00 a.m. the latest in a long list of breaks that plagued neighborhoods across the city

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jim back to you. >>> back page of the today's daily news, who knew? shot of the eagles cornerback patrick robinson and caption negative adelphia owes these guys an apology. maybe they are right. many people doubted this team but here they are one win away from being super bowl champs. >>> the eagles are also helping out philly schools with even more help from the nfl. eagles players chris long and lane johnson came up with the idea for these hot selling under dog t-shirts, and they are donating the proceed to philadelphia schools. nfl then jumped on the craze and there was an immediate fire storm on social media over what the league will do with their proceed. at first nfl was silent but yesterday they announced they will also donate machine toy philadelphia schools. >>> in other news this morning two children are caught in the credits fire of the drive by shooting and now search is on for gunman who opened fire in north philadelphia "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabao is live at police headquarters with the very latest on the investigation, jan, good morning. >> reporter: rahel, good

jim, back over to you. >> thank you, patrick t sounds more like case for the people's court, but a floridaouple wants to take it to the u.s. supreme court. this is the case of a 30,000-dollar tree house. lynn tran, richard, built these two story, 500 square foot tree house, on beachfront they say they were originally told they didn't need a permit , but officials did a 180 soon after it was built the couple denied a permit request after the fact. >> if it doesn't work out, and we don't even want though think about it yet. like it is hard to think about it. >> officially when we new we didn't do anything wrong. >> $30,000 tree house. well, the supreme court could decide whether to take the case as early as today if the court says no, the tree house has to go. well, a group of cyclists braving our frigid temperatures and dicey roads to help keep some of philadelphia's homeless. >> group calls the mountly trip positive mental attitude trip. rosa's and cacia's bakery bike the pies, they hands out slices to the running i organizer joe cox started the the program about a year and a half ago. >>

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jim gardner. >> political shock waves tonight after a veteran congressman says he will not seek reelection in the wake of a scandal. patrick meehan is under investigation over whether he used taxpayer money to pay off his accuser. thursday night, jim is off. i'm monica malpass. the big story is the end of the line for a key republic in a swing district. he's the fifth to resign or abandon efforts over personal indiscretions. dan has more. dan? >> after the uproar of taxpayer money to settle a sexual harassment claim by an aide, he has made it clear to house speaker paul ryan that he will not seek reelection. he says he's doing so because it would likely turn into harsh rhetoric. >> after consultation with his wife and sons, he will not seek reelection. he communicated the same to house speaker ryan. unfortunately, certain allegations have become a distraction. i have to own it because my conduct fueled matter. he admits he made matters worse in his efforts to answer reporter's questions over his relationship with a colleague. >> i struggled with the idea that this was somebody that i had a kinship with in a deep way. >> me

jim and rahel, back over to you. >> thanks, patrick. planet earth will get a pre game show on super bowl sunday. >> large asteroid is scheduled to pass by planet just hours before the big game. scientists at nast has been tracking this space rock for 14 years they have name it 202 aj129, and, while it has been listed as a potentially hazardous asteroid scientists say it had no, sir chance of colliding with earth. when it flies by it will be 2.6 million miles away. >> some people would say that to have an object like this going through the sky really is a good owe men. we can look, see what it is composed of. it might be cop their shows up green when do you a flame test so maybe those good are things for the eagles. >> it is predict to pass by earth 4:30 p.m. on super bowl sunday. >> "eyewitness news" will be there every step of the way as bird go for one more win. when we're in the on tv find latest super bowl news on cbs philly.com. >>> today the man accused of ambushing a philadelphia police officer in the name of ice is goes on trial

patrick in arizona. >> caller: hi, jim. can you comment on some of the erratic behavior behind this stock? >> it had financial irregularities. they are now behind. the problem is a lot of people feel it is a takeover. i don't think the man who runs it feels that way. i would say there are better fish to fry but not as bad as when it had the financial problems. joe in indiana. joe. >> caller: happy new year to you and your crew. >> yes. my crew is amazing. they come in fresh. they are ready. everybody was ready. i love that. what's up? >> caller: i have a stock no one ever talks about. >> i think it is a strong buy. and it's a local company. i pick it up. let's go to patty in california. >> caller: hi jim. >> hi. >> caller: thank you so much for taking my phone call. happy new year. >> same. >> caller: you did such a great job last month. you talked about acadia and went over the history. it was very detailed and informative. i got a lot out of that. you mentioned that you did not know why the stock price was so volatile. do

. >> jim, rahel, back over to you. >> thanks, patrick.nuts follow through to get healthier. removing artificial dies, however, some items using topping or decoration may still contain synthetic dice, and also plans to remove synthetic die from other menu item including frozen beverages, breakfast sandwiches and coffee flavoring. we may learn later today whether the u.s. supreme court will decide if it will hear a case involving a tree house. >> yep, this is no ordinary rowhouse, however. lynn tran and richard hazen built this two level 500 square foot tree house on beachfront in homes beach florida forget this $30,000. they say, the city initially told them, they didn't need a permit. but after they built it, officials changed their mind, and the couple cannot now get a permit. >> if this doesn't work out, then we don't even want to think about it yet, so hard to think about it. >> officially when we new we didn't do anything wrong. >> if the supreme court doesn't decide to hear the case, the tree house has to go >> did you notice anythin

i love patrick looking back in the back, identifying the football but jim schwartz's defense was workingy against the vikings offense and you'll see it right here. chris long who had the one-on-one block, there it is, hits the elbow. patrick robinson. that was the play of the game that changed it for me. >> on offense nick foles was dare i say phenomenal. he was exceptional last night. why? >> i would call it pinpoint accuracy. that was the difference last night. and this play right here, he wants to throw the ball over to this side, to the left side. but nothing happens over there. the receivers are covered. so he's going to come back to alshon jeffery, he's going to run a in and go. now, the key to this is going to be, oh, the big horse is up front. the big guys up front, they kept nick upright and as this play developed this would be a play i think carson wentz probably would have ran from the blocking. there was an alley to run but nick stays on balance, looking down field, plays quarterback from the pocket. look at movement right there. doesn't panic whatsoever. stays on balance. an

patrick muller. he captains eagle one. with us is reporter dann cuellar. time to hitch a ride on eagle one. >> you better believe it, jim. this is another great thing about the eagles being in the playoffs. we meet the most amazing fans across the tristate area. when you think you saw it all comes another crazy fan with a whole lot of passion for this eagle's team. >> meet the rv appropriately named eagle one. this 36-foot georgetown model sleeps four, carries more and has been to 32 stadiums over the last eight years. >> that's a lot of traveling. how many miles do you have on this thing? >> 125,000. the only place it's been to is eagle games. >> muller takes special care to deck out the rv with the latest eagle players and trends, even the pope wearing an eagle jersey is on display. >> i update the decals. my sign guy redoes it for me every seven. >> he has a wife and four kids and a dog just as passionate about it as he is. >> we do hotdogs, hamburgers the basics. unlike most tailgates with a lot of beer, we have a lot of rootbeer. we have a lot of kids. >> if you are an avid fan, even minnesota, we'll welcome you for

jim, rahel, back to you. >> thank you, meisha. what a game it was, the birds shook off an early touchdown by the vikings and rolled to a dominant win. patrick robinson opened the scoring with a pick six interception, return touchdown , and the eagles well just kept scoring. eagles quarterback nick foles through for three touchdowns, two to alshon jeffrey, another torrey smith. legar it blount had thundering touchdown on the ground. eagles beat up the vikings 38 to seven. won the nfc championship, and trip to the superbowl, february 4th, in minneapolis, minnesota. what a way to start the week. fans just can't wait to see the eagles play the superbowl. >> "eyewitness news" reporter trang do can't wait either, she in err eagles gear at member rose diner in south philly. good morning, trang. >> well, good morning, rahel, jim. yes, ma'am, some exhausted but exhilirated eagles fans, myself included. i think i got about two hours of sleep last night. so i'm little shake think morning but for very good reason. i was one every thousands every fans who took to the streets of philly last night, take a look at this incredible video. (cheers). >> so tha

. >>> patrick doyle is going to join jim cramer on ""mad money." know what ymy fruit salad refers to? the wiggles. that was p their famous song -- revealing plans to mint its own crypto currency called what else, kodak coin, as part of a joint effort with wynn media group. this is part of a block chain to help photographers control their own image rights, and it plans to install rows of bitcoin mining rigs at its headquarters in rochester new york. kodak's stock up over 60% in the premarket on the news, and this is on top of the huge increase in yesterday's session on this news the use case of block chain to protect intellectual property is extremely valid. i mean, that is seen as a big use case the rise in the stock for this former dow component that used to have glory days, which is no longer, of course -- >> you got to go way back. >> way back. >> i mean, to be able to go up for $4 to 60%, you got to be a handy stock. basically. >> the market gap is tiny still. >> brookshire's warren buffett joins becky quick from omaha to talk about brookshire'

patrick doyle as he gets ready to take a victory lap after an amazing tenure mr. doyle, welcome back to "mad money. >> thanks, jim appreciate it. >> pat, when i spoke to you yesterday, i was sad because you've been remarkable and you've been a great friend of the show you're a4. got a lot of things to do. why now? >> you know what, i accomplished the goals that i had set out for myself when i took over in 2010, franchisees are doing great. they got the best unit economics in the industry. we're number one in pizza now and so really the third part of this for me and kind of always thought it was going to be about a ten-year deal, this is going to be about 8 1/2 by the time i leave at the end of june but it was do i have the right leaders in lace and the board, this is ultimately their decision on who will succeed me and i couldn't be more thrilled that rich alison is going to be the next ceo, russell wiener is going to be the chief operating officer we have an amazing team in place and so i would not leave unless i was confident that this business was go to do even better going forward and so terrific team, if the

was being asked by patrick leahy what he would do if the president asked him to do something unethical, he said i would refuse to do so. here you see him using that backbone. >> jim scuitto. former ethics czar in the obama white house and cnn analyst former attorney general. welcome, gentlemen, to both of you. mr. ambassador, let me begin with you here with regard to comey and this interview that he had with the mueller team at some point last year. it is significant that he shared with mueller all those contemporaneous memos about his conversations with the president, about how he says the president wanted his loyalty, about how he says the president wanted him to stop investigating his former national security adviser. >> thanks for having me on, brooke. the question is, did president trump try to interfere with the fbi investigation with corrupt intent, right? he needs to have some wrong reason to do it. to protect family members, to protect mike flynn, perhaps. that is what mueller is probing. he has heard comey's words, seen comey's documents, working his way up. and the president, unlike his usual m.o., better tell the truth. >> ken, it's no surprise that m

patrick doyle giving more details on his decision to leave the company. let's go to kate rogers with more everyone is leaving their pizza companies. >> that's so true. doyle sitting down with jimramer last night and he explained his decision to leave the company after eight years at the helm saying it was the right time to do it. he also told jim he's confident in the company's future. >> i couldn't be more thrill ed that rich alison is going to be the next ceo russell wiener is going to be the chief operating officer. we have an amazing team in place and so i would not leave unless i was confident that this business was go to do even better going forward >> jim asked about what is next. here's what doyle said >> i'm thinking about nothing but dom flinos until midnight je 30th then my wife and i will take six months, figure out what our next adventure is going to be i'm not going to retire. i'm too young for that i'll keep doing something, but i have no idea what that will look like >> shares of dominos have climbed more than 2,000 percent under doyle. they're up fractionally in the premarket. recode said during his tenure dominos grew faster than all of the f.a.n.g. stocks wi