tonight with a really cool prom-like kick off party.est way to put it. it is 80s. so coming out, do you have dress up like you're from the 80s, it will be pretty cool. so philadelphia science fest, today, nine days, the man, that knows all about it, mickey, good morning. >> good morning, pat. >> so give us little bit of backgrounds as to what science fest is all billion? >> the philadelphia science festival, nine day event, kicks off tonight, and we're starting as you just mentioned with after hours prom at the franklin institute, weaver whole great weekend of programming happening, tomorrow, will be in three different parks, hunting park in north philadelphia, clark park, as well as wissahickon park at the schuylkill center for environmental education, nature palooza, to do science in the park, great weekend kick offer. sunday all about being a scientist. >> sure. >> and we also have really great event happening on saturday, called tinker lab. >> tinker lab, okay. so get to tinker things? >> tinker, get to build, you get to learn ball

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but apparently what he really said you're going to get a kick in the ass. then one other president, president nixon, was furious having to be there when awards were presented in 1971 dinner -- went back to the white house and wrote a several thousand-word-long memo blasting his staff for not letting him come after that. he pointed out to them, i still would have been there for enough

he's going to be taking a penalty kick. in this case he's having to do something he clearly does not want to do. makes his way over the edge of the building and just starts to feel the pressure. right down there there's the goal. >> oh. >> that's his penalty kick from the top of the building? >> i was wondering why he was wearing the helmet. >> because if he falls, the helmet. the coach is there to give him some support. i think we do have a general understanding about just how scared you are. but nonetheless, he braves it. he's lowered down the building. >> it's harder for the goalie. he's upsidedown. >> good save. kind of makes his way over to the next one. lines it up and then with the blistering speed or the power of gravity -- goal! >>> this is not something you see every day, but it is every bit fascinating. especially if you're ken nich nicholson who happened to be at the right place at the right time to record this lynx climbing a tree trying to get itself a squirrel dinner. >> i love lynxs. the cats with the wispy

] so how are we kicking?icking by putting everybody on notice, saying that if you have our backs, we're going to have the backs of our friends. but our friends need to have our back, too. if you challenge us, be prepared for what you're challenging us for, because we will respond. the next thing we did is we said the days of israel bashing are over. [ applause ] we have a lot of things to talk about. there are a lot of threats to peace and security. but you're not going to take our number one democratic friends this the middle east and beat up on them. and i think what you're seeing is, they're all backing up a little bit. the israel bashing is not as loud. they didn't know exactly what i meant outside of giving the speech. so we showed them. so when they decided to try and put a palestinian in one of the highest positions that had ever been given at the u.n., we said no. and we had him booted out. [ applause ] that doesn't mean he wasn't a nice man. that doesn't mean he wasn't good to america. what it means

they're going to kicks things off well in advance of the draft, which kicks off obviously thursday night, but the nfl fan experience gets underway first, and here is a look at it, they're still building it inside. but it is 25 football fields long, the draft experience celebration is the largest free football festival ever created by the nfl. it will feature inter-active games, of course got food, they've got free player autograph sessions, youth football clinics, so much more, and what everyone wants to know of course it is free, it is open to the public, it is rain or shine, it is drizzling right now. but what is the main attraction and one thing everyone wants to see, especially here in philadelphia? >> fans really want to see the vince lombardi trophy up close. >> and they can get up close to it? >> they cannot touch it, unless you won the superbowl, can you not touch it, but it will be in a display case. >> reporter: so that's the lombardi trophy of course everyone here in philadelphia wants to touch that thing. we haven't seen one of those, and they haven't had an nfl championship

kicking her in the head several times. she is now in the hospital suffering significant head trauma. and... the city of berkeley is still bracing for protests even though conservative commentator ann coulter will not be speaking today at u.c. berkeley. campus police say they are prepared for the worst. police will be patrolling around campus. although ann coulter will not be there the controversy surrounding her visit is far from over. berkeley college republicans filed a lawsuit this week. they claim that the university is trying to limit conservative speech by not ensuring coulter's safety. also... friends are mourning the loss of a high school student who died while training for the marines. 17-year-old floyd burrell was a senior at pittsburg high school. on tuesday evening, he collapsed at veterans park in brentwood during a training exercise to prepare for the marine corps. floyd's father says his son died from an asthma attack. (james) now lets get a check of weather and traffic. (anny hong): some patchy drizzle in t

to kick off, the fans were delighted to finally be able to focus on football.iants of football add that. why in munich in the first half. they got the lead with a powerful header. the advantage could have been doubled had the penalty not in skied. then real madrid came back in. zinedine zidane‘s side were powered by cristiano ronaldo. the portuguese scoring twice to give real madrid an advantage in the second leg. uphill for bayern munich to make it through for bayern munich to make it through for the finalfour of for bayern munich to make it through for the final four of the champions league. real madrid, though, will be delighted to take the most slender of advantages back home for the next leg. there was a win, too, for last season's runners—up atletico madrid. antoine griezmann scored the only goal of the game, a controversial penalty, as they beat the english champions leicester city as the vicente calderon. joe wilson was at that game. the key thing from leicester city's perspective is they finished the match with a tie against atletico madrid. a tale of

. >> a stool school teacher wrongfully kicked out of her home. coming up, we'll tell you how your six month investigation into evictions in san francisco is now leading to some major potential changes for renters and landlords city wide. >>> plus a new netflix series hitting home. the serious subject matter that prompted a peninsula school district to issue a warning to parents. >>> tomorrow could be a game changer for renters and landlords. two new laws are being introduced in response to our series on evictions in san francisco. >> we first exposed what appears to be widespread abuse. now renters could soon have an easier time proving their land lords are wrongfully trying to evict them. here's our investigative reporter. >> reporter: our reporting is leading to major potential changes city wide. here's what it means for you. if you have been under rent control for a while in san francisco your landlord could be making a lot more in rent by kicking you out and bringing a brand-new tenant in. that would be illegal but we discovered criminal char

the groundbreaking will kick off at 10 a.m. reporting live, i'm jessica flores, kpix5. >> how long have officials been planning these upgrades at that station? >> the kick off meeting talking about the upgrades started more than two years ago. back to you. >> jessica, thank you. >>> peninsula drivers can expect delays starting today because construction gets underway along the 92/82 interchange in san mateo county. the project will widen the existing ramps and potentially alleviate traffic congestion in the area. some lanes will be closed at night and day work will be done during non commute hours. the $18 million project will be finished next march. >>> 6:01. let's check the roads with sandra. >> good morning to you. we have had plenty of slow downs. i think the drizzle and fog has been causing pockets of slow downs. ten minute delay eastbound at one bart station. highway 4, slow downs in, you can see the speeds heading westbound down to about 28 miles per hour. backups on the bay bridge this morning. we're finally seeing the

clearing will take place as the wind kicks in for some. the altamont pass, 30 miles an hour and mount tam, 30 point rays and 64 degrees today. the northerly breeze is kicking in and 64 and average for san francisco this time, 64. 64, 51, the forecast high low and 64/50, average is 86, 1921, the record high, 42 in 1894. and temps bumping up and near average and below. san francisco up 4 from yesterday, napa up 4 to 68 and 72. mostly sunny, the low clouds going from north to south. and we'll have lots of sunshine and mostly sunny. a gradual warm-up. the 40s and 50s on the temps and ending up with 60s and 70s. there is still a few 40s and 30s. kelseyville at 39; grayton, 44; napa, 43 and it's still cool. the north wind is not here yet and in santa rosa. the sign of the things to come want the pattern transitions into more sunshine and warmer temps and that is going to take another day before it kicks in. we started today 60s and 70s. >> sal. >> yes. >> yesterday at 4:00, my dad text me and said i am in alamo having ice cream and setting curry

. >> a school teacher wrongfully kicked out of her home. coming up, we'll tell you how our six month investigation into evictions in san francisco is now leading to some major potential changes for renters and landlords citywide. >> all right, but first, happening now, an escort convicted of involuntary manslaughter in connection with a heroin overdose of a google executive has been detained by i.c.e. you probably remember the case. alix tichelman was released after sending half of a five-year prison sentence. immediately turned over to federal authorities. she holds dual citizenship in the united states and canada. >> plus, bids for president trump's border wall are due today. interested contracts want to know if federal authorities are going to rush in to help if workers come under attack and if workers can carry guns. we're back in two minutes with more news. >>> a good tuesday morning. at 4:54 a live look at downtown walnut creek. beautifully decorated there with lights on the trees and even someone up and driving on main street this mo

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not everybody that wasn't black, you get your [ bleep ] kicked. not to put you in the seat of how white people would view this. are they going to leave celebrating and in the humanity of -- i. >> i hope they look at the human i ity. everything, their agenda is in place. within this space, we have enough people that react to in their own ways. those people did this or not. there is a reason why we are not using the word riot here. i don't want to get into a war of symantics, over this period of ten years, we can see individuals who tried to engage in the system. that tried to get resource. who tried to call attention to issues, who put up with a lot of things, up until the moment where individuals felt there was no other way to express themselves. even that didn't begin spontaniously, just because of the verdict. there will be moments where people will see the humanity. all we can do is build an apparatus for building empathy. whether it is other communities, in and out of uniform. these are the bodies of stories this is just the beginning. there w

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and he's like, "we were at a kick ball part" -- i was like, "oh, my god! the kick ball! drunk message on my answering machine!" [ laughter ] >> seth: wow. he plays the long game. [ laughter ] he's like, i like to meet them at a kick ball party, wait ten years, get cast with them, and then bring it up. >> and then bring it up. >> seth: and then make a baby. [ light laughter ] i want to -- i want to bring up one other thing about matthew, because i was -- he was in an episode of "girls" a couple weeks ago. >> he was. >> seth: he was fantastic in it. >> oh, i'll tell him you said that. >> seth: please do. but there was some male full-frontal -- >> there was. >> seth: nudity. i've since it was -- what i saw was a prosthetic. >> it was. >> seth: okay. >> it was. >> seth: because it looked great. [ laughter ] >> and i will say, you know, he said he was going to go do that and i was like, "who are sleeping with?" like, "who do you have sex with on the show?" >> seth: on "girls." right. when you're on the show "girls", you're gonna have sex with someone. >> which version of all

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we are happy to kick off small business with week with you. we wish you the best of luck over the next week and four years. we hope to check in with you a lot to see what you accomplish. >> thank you. stay tuned for the small business person of the year. >> we will. thanks so much. >> thank you, j.j. >>> consumers want authenticity. it's proven time and time again, people like to buy from brands they can trust. i went to the offices of make up geek to meet marlena stell. she built an entire company around herself. she is real, she is relatable and people responded by buying their products. california native, marlena stell is one of the most recognizable faces. at the forefront of the new beauty landscape. it's all about the nitty griddy of make up. >> the glossy and glam videos are followed by millions. her 6-year-old company, make up geek has more than 275 products. last year, the business brought in over $22 million in sales. marlena built her thriving beauty brand by blending her make up artistry and savvy with the educational tools she lea

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zapata scored with the last kick of the game. that the ball had crossed the line, prompting wild celebrations among the ac milan players. there was not even time for the game to restart. in formula one, qualifying for the bahrain grand prix has just finished and both mercedes will be on the front row tomorrow, the first time they have had a 1—2 in qualifying this season. it is vallteri bottas who will start on pole rather than team—mate lewis hamilton. it's the first time the firm has qualified in first place, as our reporter reports. formula 1 has a new star, valtteri bottas, brought in to replace outgoing champion nico rosberg is in pole position for this weekend's borini grand prix. nick parrott reports. when valtteri bottasjoined mercedes after world champion nico rosberg retired, few thought he would pose much threat to hamilton. the briton is a triple world champion and household name. the firm had never won a race or claimed pole in his previous four seasons in the sport. it was vettel who was expected to make life difficu

the race did just kick off. there is a kid race that will kick off shortly so we will bring you all of the latest throughout the morning, jan, so many amazing stories we are hearing this morning. it is chilly out here but just warms your heart to hear so many stories of survival. this is not about death but the gift of life, and giving that to others. for now we are live, anita oh for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> go team toby. you are right, so many inspiring stories, thank you. >>> people who drive-in philadelphia are not happy about a potential parking rate hike. "eyewitness news" first told you about the plan friday night and now our own alycia nieves talked to drivers in olde city about what they are already paying to park in town >> reporter: if you thought you paid enough to park in philadelphia get ready because cities parking authority is planning to hike up the rates. >> crazy. just can't do it. >> reporter: on friday authority's board adopted a budget that assumes raised rates for parking meters and par

. >> a schoolteacher wrongfully kicked out of her home. i'll have more coming up. we'll tell you how the six-month investigation in san francisco is leading to potential changes for landlords and renters citywide. >>> coming up after "nbc bay area news at 11:00, access hollywood followed by "days of our lives" at 1:00 p.m. live-stream your favorite sport at the airport. binge dvr'd shows while painting your toes. on demand laughs during long bubble baths. tv everywhere is awesome. the all-new xfinity stream app. xfinity. the future of awesome. >>> this could dramatically change the landscape to renters and landlords. >> this is coming from our investigative reporter who exposed what appears to be widespread abuse in the city. now, as a result, lawmakers are taking action and renters could soon have an easier time proving landlords are wronkfully trying to evict them. >> reporter: our reporting is leading to major potential changes citywide. if you have been in rent control for a while in san francisco, your landlord could be making a lot more in rent by kicking you

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the passenger curses at the driver, turns around to a kick in the back. he throws his crutch and the fight escalates. the man filming didn't want to talk on camera. he said he finally stopped recording to help break up the that are like that period. >> reporter: we tracked down the passenger, brian. he was angry getting on the bus. because the driver passed his stop forcing him to hustle across the street with an injured knee. he says he went back and forth with bus operator who was there training the person driving the bus. then, after he sat down, >> he starts talking about my mom. >> he said he now regrets getting out of his seat >> i would definitely think about ignoring people like that because time like that isn't worth everything going on now. >> reporter: he said his already injured knee is a lot worse >> literally feels like parts of this is crooked. >> reporter: he has other injuries from the fight. and he got banned from the bus for 90 days. the bus driver is still employed according to a spokes woman for montgomery county department of transpo

stroud wrongly awarded burton a free—kick. instead of ordering ritchie to retake the spot kick.ager rafa benitez and 49,000 newcastle fans. ritchie did eventually get on the scoresheet though. his second—half goal giving newcastle a 1—0 win which keeps them top of the championship. you have seen the incident. you have a lot of tv, radio and newspapers analysing what is going on. after talking to the referee, obviously, we know what he thinks. i will not keep talking about that because we have plenty of time. for me, it was an important game. we had to get three points to win. it was a fantastic goal from richie and a great performance of the players. elsewhere in football today — chelsea striker diego costa will not face any retrospective action after appearing to kick out at manchester city captain vincent kompany in last night's match at stamford bridge there had been suggestions that the spaniard could face a ban. but referee mike dean did actually see the incident so the case can't be dealt with any further. a threatened strike by the republic of ireland women's team has bee

winds are still kicking up so be careful on the roadways this morning. today the showers and breezy conditions will continue. a live look outside the pavement is wet around the bay area. round two of the heavy rains and high winds expected tonight. dress the kids warm and make sure they have an umbrella! no major hot spots. bay bridge is under a high wind advisory so reduce your speed. wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. ( mark ) breaking news we are following this morning.. a massive fire breaks out overnight in san francisco. this video was sent to us by a kron 4 viewer. three people were injured and two are still in critical condition this morning including a 53-year-old man. this happened on the 400 block of 23rd avenue. the fire broke out around 1:45 this morning... and it is now out. crews have not said what started the fire. ( darya ) more breaking news from overnight... at least five homes have been evacuated due to a landslide in the oakland hills.( mark ) kron 4's will tran is in oakland with the details. will? ( will ) at least five

the wind speeds, we're expecting a breeze to kick up for today and it were, especially for the north bay hills and east bay hills and not bad. and to 12 miles per hour. in is that onshore wind and at the airport. the temperature is trending up into the weekend. today, warmer than yesterday and we'll continue to bump up the numbers for friday and saturday. and a quick preview here of what to expect. san jose, 80 degrees. you will notice the upper level winds. the storms follow the upper level winds and this is the big area of high pressure setting up, the circulation here and that is the main driver with the weather pattern this weekend. today, we're cheering out and the inned coast line. for today, mostly sunny skies and for friday, still lots of sunshine out there and into the weekend, looking good. you can see a trace of fog popping up. watching out for that by sunday and temperatures for today, 60s and 70s. strap the rosa, 75; san francisco, 65; pacifica, 62 and san jose, 72 degrees and half moon bay, 63. the temperatures are trending into friday and saturday, a bit of a dropoff i

an operator kicked a passenger following a loud argument. lindsey, you spoke with both the man on crutches and county officials. >> reporter: we just got the video this week. it was anyone on a ride-on bus last month. you notice in the video, that the bus is moving at the time of the fight. montgomery county tells us that the person driving the bus was a bus driver trainee being supervised by the driver who got in the fight. the county said despite what happened, that driver is still on the job. >> i'm not going to disrespect you back >> it started as a nasty confrontation between a bus driver an a passenger on a crutch. the passenger curses at the driver, turns around to a kick in the back. he throws his crutch and the fight escalates. the man filming didn't want to talk on camera. he said he finally stopped recording to help break up the fight. >> shouldn't be employing people that are like that period. >> reporter: we tracked down the passenger, brian. he was angry getting on the bus. because the driver passed his stop forcing him to hust

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that sort of kicked off over the last couple of kicked off over the last couple of days.ing to dampen this argument down saying it has been overblown, britain will maintain its interests in travolta and this mortar —— this morning this happened. the letter was about notification that we are leaving and about the process of negotiation, how we want the talks to be handled. the letter referred to the brexit white paper and gibraltar is firm in that. you will find eight separate references to gibraltar in it and all the different issues we have got to deal with are set out in that white paper, whether it is the position of london, fisheries policy, gibraltar and everything else. the message there from the government is don't panic and this morning we heard from a former tory leader, michael howard, who rounded up leader, michael howard, who rounded up the rhetoric once again. our government will stand by gibraltar. 35 years ago this week, another woman prime minister sent a task force halfway across the world to defend the freedom of another small group of british people aga

you can see more than 25 runners at the start line behind me getting ready for the 10k will kick movefew minutes. you can see, they are @ announcing that now. joining me now is the media director katie edwards. thanks so much for being with us this morning. there is a very scenic route. can you describe where the runners will be running this morning? >> thanks, anita. yes there is morning the runners will be running up the mlk drive. beautiful route. we have course signs along the way with environmental information, and how long they can power a led light bulb, for example, for 1 mile, they have actually powered a led bulb for 16 hours. that's amazing. and there are a lot of other ways you guys have gone green with this. can you describe the efforts that you guys have made to keep this environmentally friendly? whether sure. this is philadelphia's largest earth day celebration. we take take a lot of effort to make this very green race race completely powered, you go over there, you'll see giant solar power, solar panels, everything, our t-shirts are recycled, we don't use any single s

netflix had to kick off earnings season for the tech sector. investors taking a closer look at the subscriber growth. netflix will report quarterly results after the market closes. taken out of u.s. stock market futures, dow futures soar by 22 appeared as defined by three. nasdaq falling back five. nicole: vice president mike pence is u.s. patience with north korea is running out. joining us now to talk about the politics is kristen tate, author of government gone wild and the contributor. good morning. your thoughts right off the bat. firing a test missile that failed. donald trump could be north korea's biggest nightmare. a lot of presidents have criticized north korea but donald trump has shown is more of a doer and thus have a talker. he leaves with action and is also said he will not talk about his plans when they talk about national security enough. the best power is fear. we don't want to know what we are doing necessarily. when we bombed isis, tell us a message to the world come and message to our enemies including north korea. there's

the oakland a's kick off the 2017 season. live at the coliseum for what is in store for the only sports team left in oakland. today in the bay starts right now. a very good monday morning to you. hope you had a great weekend. thanks so much for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm sam brock. we were fortunate with our weather. hopefully you got outside and got to enjoy that. io were talking about the fact it was going to be breezy today. >> really breezy. a least through the early morning, and then it looks like by the evening in time for baseball, the winds should be dying down. really, the people feeling the impact is areas along the coastline. overall, we're seeing nice clear skies. south bay, 51. as you're waking up, making your way outside, 46 degrees at tri-valley at 47. san francisco, 52. east bay, 50, and the north bay, 51 degrees. it is a little on the chilly side. make sure to grab a jacket on your way out. look at the temperature trend in san francisco. we are expecting to warm up in the upper 60s yet again.

the breeze kicked up for a few and not for all. when you get the northwest breeze along the coast, you get thual willing. the bodega bay water temp, 49 degrees. san francisco, 52; and that is the coldest i have seen in a long time. going below 50. there were times we were 60 and that 49 is cold. nutrient-rich water. for the breeze, though, that is the only weather factor to worry about. northwest maybe 28 miles an hour. the breeze sends that pile all over the place. not the grass or weeds, although they're raring to go. the trees, oak, pipe, mulberry among others, many depending on where you are. the changes are on the way. not until wednesday with the clouds for sure on thursday. it looks like late thursday into friday and not really into the south yet. they're in sync, the forecast models. we'll see how this irons how the. i think we'll see heavier amounts than what some are forecasting. we see mostly clear skies out of the northwest and that is going to be a lovely day. fortys on the temps for many. half moon bay, 48; palo alto,

500 goals for barcelona as messi wins el clasico against real madrid with the last kick of the game. alexis sanchez send arsenal through to the fa cup final after an extra—time goal against manchester city. and it's ten times a champion for rafael nadal as he wins again in monte carlo. and the west indies fill the wrath of khan as he becomes the first to reach 10,000 test. —— feel. hello, and welcome to the programme, where we start with football. in spain's primera division, lionel messi scored his 500th career goalfor barcelona when he hit the winner with the last kick of the game in a 3—2 victory over real madrid at the bernabeu. it was the argentine‘s second of the match and first goal against real madrid for three years and takes the catalans to the top of the league on head to head. they're level on points with los blancos who've played a game less in a match that also saw real captain sergio ramos sent off for the 22nd time in his career after his two—footed tackle on messi with 13 minutes remaining. earlier, real sociedad moved up to sixth after a 1—0 win over deportivo la co

. >> a school teacher wrongfully kicked out of her home. coming up, elawe'll tell you ho our six month investigation into evictions in san francisco is now leading to major potential changes for renters and landlords city wide. you can forget your bathroom trips. but daddy gator can never forget. "i've got to motor out of here. this is no place to raise a child." >>> good sunday morning to you. just shy of 7:30. here's a live look outside as the sun shines over downtown san jose as we look from communications hill. don't be fooled by the sun. it is cold outside. thanks so much for joining us. i'm kyra clapper in for vicky nguyen. let's check in with vianey for our forecast. it's chilly but not raining. good and bad. >> give and take, right? at least we can put on a sweater without having to put on rain boots. >> exactly. >> overall, it's going to shape up to be a fairly nigh day. the temps will be climbing out of the 30s and 40s, but right now in the south bay, 41 degrees. nice clear skies. peninsula, 41 degrees, and the tri-valley area, 37

the operator kicks the passenger as the man starts to walk away. starting a brawl on the moving bus. >> we're learning more about what may have led to the confrontation >> lindsey watts is live with the story you'll only see on fox 5. lindsey, you talked about the man on crutches and to county officials. >> reporter: that's right, shawn and tony. montgomery county says that the fight was disturbing but says that the bus driver involved is still employed. >> it started as a nasty confrontation between a bus driver an passenger on a crutch. the passenger curses at the driver. turns around to a kick in the back. he throws his crutch and the fight escalates. the man filming didn't want to talk on camera. he said he finally stopped recording to help break up the fight is >> shouldn't be employee people like that >> we tracked down the passenger. he was angry getting on the bus the driver passed his stop forcing him to hustle to across the street with an injured knee. he went back and forth with the bus driver who was there training the person driving th

and it all kicks off today at noon.ed in coming down should expect to pass through metal detectors, no back packs, selfie sticks or smoking allowed, but you can bring an empty water bottle. in fact, that's encouraged because it will be warm over the next few days. karen, thomas? >> all right, that's the truth, and we will try to have everyone do all of those things, good suggestions, jenny, thank you. >> with the draft also comes a lot of deals. >> still ahead this morning, here on "good day" philadelphia, some of the deep dis counts, and freebies, you can get your hands on. draft day deals coming up. how your clothes smell can say at lot about you. that's why new downy protect and refresh conditions fibers to lock out odors. so clothing odors don't do the talking for you. lock out odors with new downy protect and refresh. announcer: washington politicians are at it again with another disastrous health care repeal bill that raises costs and cuts coverage for millions. and their latest plan is worse than ever.. affordabl

when you're starting to move away, i wanted to finish with the leg kicks.ry opportunity. and also try to catch him. and he wants demetrious johnson to be throwing more punches feels like wilson reis is just covering up. needs the opportunity for demetrious to throw more than one punch at a time. he did say, be wary, make sure you exit and slip away. >> jon: reis already landing at a better clip in round 2. wednesday, april 19th, the season premiere of "the ultimate fighter: redemption." big season coming up. wednesday, april 19th. >> brian: excellent job, a moment ago, defended that takedown attempt. having a hard time finding him on the feet, not seeing the combination that his coach called for. johnson showing reis the southpaw look here. he transitions so seamlessly it stands to stands, denying reis the ability. they can get that body lock and take you down. just cut the corner, not there, never in front of him. >> jon: in and out, tonight, into the corner of wilson reis. >> keep that glove, keep that glove. >> move your body! >> again to the leg, again