>> hi, my name is kristin anne houk and i own all good pizza on third street. and i just want to speak in favor of the family. i walk past them multiple times throughout the day between my two restaurants and they're doing a beautiful job on the store, i agree it's a model fort community. i just want to show my support. >> supervisor sheehy: thank you, seeing no additional comment, public testimony is closed. so do we have a motion to move this -- or any other comments from colleagues? >> i would be happy to make a motion to send this to the full board with positive recommendation. >> supervisor sheehy: yes. the motion passes. so, mr. clerk, item number 2. >> motion verifying that kristin anne houk doing business as tato, located at 4608 third street has completed the pre-application meeting requirement under california business and professions code for the issuance of a new type 87 neighborhood restricted special on sale liquor license. >> thank you, mr. clerk. we'll hear from the office of economic and workforce development. >> thank you, chair, members of th

i was listening to kristin rodgers.he has her take on whether it is a good fit or not. >> lebron james doesn't feel like a good it this they will to have over pay for a guy that will be here for a few years before going back to cleveland to finish his career , exactly what he will do, yes, wow bring immediate success but would it be sustainable? i don't know. sixers already have talent they just need to trust that process, continue to develop, and they will find that success on their own. >> so is there kristin's take and she says in, to lebron do you want lebron james to come to philly. >> we decided to put a pole up , on twitter, fox 29.com and 72 percent of people say yes, they want lebron to come, 28 percent say no. instagram yesterday i put up this billboards and man, people were in the comment they had a lot to say. >> good or bad. >> it was kind of split, some people like no, in the worth trouble, the money. >> did kristin effect your vote there, can you vote again >> no. >> anyway lets see fit changes a little b

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thanks for joining us, i'm kristin zee in for ama daetz. >> i'm dan ashley. for the first time in months, three california counties fall into the severe drought category, shown on this map in orange. >> and today's snow survey found the sierra snowpack at 14% of average while statewide it's 27% of average. >> david louie is live with a look at the big picture and a glimpse of what we can expect this year. >> there's no question people have been enjoying a string of warm and sunny days, heading out to trails and parks like this one. but there is concern that ha significant dry spell could imperil our water supply. however, the water district says it's a bit early to use word drought. the reservoir's owned and operated bit valley water district. they're primed to capture runoff. but stretchesf sun and warm temperatures have some people wondering about another drought. a trodrought means there's a wa supply shortage. >> we don't have a water shortage because of the good work our community's done to conserve water. >> on a larger scale, there is measured concern

kristin? >> vaughn hilliard, great work from capitol hill.know it's going to be a busy couple of days for you. we appreciate it. >>> the movement to pressure companies to cut ties with the nra is pushing forward at full speed. the "wall street journal" is reporting some banks and investment firms including black rock, bank of america and black rock group are taking it a step further and reevaluating their relationships with the gun manufacturers themselves. for more i'm joined by brian sullivan. great to see you. what is the take away from sending this type of pressure directly to the source, to gun manufacturers? does that mean -- does it stand a better chance of actually achieving results for these companies? >> you know, kristin, that is i guess the trillion dollar question. it is an important one as well. thank you for having me on. the two stories are similar but separate. on one hand you have companies ending their relationship with the nra, discounts, partnerships, united airlines, bank of omaha, enterprise rental cars and couple other

rodgers. >>> thanks, kristin.we have something in our area, very important, people up in the lehigh valley, the students that go to one of the school districts there, we have something important to tell you. >> the scene on friday was unbelievable, this morning we will have the latest on the fire that damaged more than two dozen buses, that is straight ahead, bob kelly, good morning. >> getting down in lansdowne, good morning, who remembers the empire rock room on the boulevard, next to hb's we will get back in the kitchen in the empire diner where they are making their famous eggs bendik when we come right back , wow, order up. - [narrator] look around. why is higher education? and when there isn't, well, don't do things by the book if the book can't keep up. we took two renowned universities, including a premier medical school, rsity that defies convention. dern look old and making old look new we're adding more weight to your degrees going where others wouldn't dare, making connections few think to make and set

kristin, robin thank you so much , good to see both of you and for a long day kristin you were on withs earlier this morning. >> thanks lauren. david: good people there and while some business networks are taking the day off did you notice if you did notice and you're watching the wrong channel because fox business is open for business all day. by the way last week the market pessimists took a beating because the s&p 500 had its best week in more than five years so lauren what's interesting, you mentioned the news cycles. last week, everybody at the beginning of the week was saying oh, my god possess a mix in wall street it's just going to last for, you know, down cycle right now but i think anything could happen in the week to come. lauren: it's funny because we have the best week in five weeks and before that we had the worst week in two years, so the worst week in two years followed by the best week in five years, this is the rollercoaster that we're talking about. david: what's happening with markets is exactly what's happening with washington and everything else the news cycles ar

rodgers. >>> thanks, kristin. and, nick foles getting some recognition from another well known texan actor matthew mcconaughey took out a full page ad in the austin american statesman that newspaper down there in texas to congratulate foles on his super bowl win. foles was born and raised in austin, mcconaughey was born near san antonio but went to the university of texas/austin how about that. nicely done. >>> coming up at 4:30, remembering a legend a great, rasul, former nba and lasalle star is remembered. that doesn't look like that? that is wrong video. hey there, bob kelly. >> good morning, everybody, monday, taking over the town of newark, delaware, with me newark's finest and here at at the grain craft bar and grill check out the wall they have here soluting all of our first responders. we will talk bit and we will show you around when we come right back but first let's check those lottery numbers. ♪ you need to survive much more than the cold to be a polar bear plunger. it takes courage, bravery and heart.

we also have kristin walker at the white house. and we have julia ainsley one of our political reporters, national security reporters. and as i mentioned, msnbc's ari mel burr. guys, thank you all for joining us. ari, i want to get your legal take on this. we have this four-page memo from devin nunes. it is talking about a fisa warrant on carter page. ken delaney was saying four different fisa court judges approved this warrant. so you can infer from that that they had to go through the bulk of evidence against carter page each time. this wasn't just somebody who was saying, i've done this before, sure. four different people who would need to see all the evidence four different times. >> right. there's a legal process. and this four-page memo criticizes the outcome of the process and suggests a do-over. maybe carter page's surveillance which was authorized in october 2016, maybe it shouldn't have been approved in the first place. that's a hypothetical argument and that's something we often see from people in the process. not to bel

. >> and i'm in for kristin sze. to our other top story, alameda might start installing license plate readers on all the bridges leading in and out of the city. they are hoping to curtail a spike in crime. some worry they'll be too invasive. laura anthony is live at the webster tube. laura? >> reporter: hi, they believe that installing these readers will help significantly cut down on crime. but others worry the devices could amount to a major invasion of privacy. there could be a new feature coming to the webster tube that connects oakland with alameda. license plate readers. >> theis is about pushing the needle back and trying to reduce a recent spike in property crimes. >> reporter: crime has gone up 12% this past year. two-thirds of that driven by burglaries, car break-ins and robberies. now he wants his city to spend $500,000 for fixed license place readers on tunnels that lead on and off the island. >> it's not just for crimes committed in alameda. it could be a stolen vehicle stolen in another city somewhere a

kristine: they certainly telegraphed it before the selloff.t see this impacting the greater economy. it doesn't have longer-term consequences. we heard healthy correction thing repeated by central bankers, including fed kaplan and other central bankers we heard from. that shows that they are not worrying about the selloff at the moment and it wouldn't be surprising if that doesn't derail them from the tightening process that's already underway. guy: it's friday, we've had quite a selloff this week. i'm slightly perplexed as to this kind of calm mentality. i don't understand it. they've gone too far too fast. everybody came out of the gate really fast. it's clear we are going to see rates going higher. it's clear the story of the last two years is coming to an end. cute he is ending. we have the ecb doing it, but the pressure will be piling on for them to get out. they price a lot in. why would i like the dip here is the question i'm asking? there seems to be a lot of negatives having up. structurally, there is a reason, the right now it feels

we touched on kristin scott thomas because she is in darkest hour.it isa favourite actresses of all time it is a great category because there is her and allisonjanney, who to my mind steals i, tonya. i know she's not technically the star, but it is herfilm. not technically the star, but it is her film. she is great. she plays the mother of tonya harding, played by margot robbie in that. she is fantastic. she is probably the favourite to win. i know that bafta... they come and kind of do the hustings, they come to the bafta membership. she plays the mother of tonya harding. a monstrous figure in many ways in this story of ice—skating. if they are not watching us, they will be watching the ice—skating. it will be coming to the fore there as well. it is about the commitment a mother makes to get her daughter all the way to the olympics. a terrible story of what happened with tonya harding in the olympics, and the strength needed to kind of go all the way. allison janney is needed to kind of go all the way. allisonjanney is traffic here, a ha rd allisonj

i ask kristin, the face she made. us your opinion at abc 7 i've seen wonders allarouns to amaze me: change. i see it in their eyes. it happens when people connect with nature, with culture, with each other. day after day i'm the first to see change. to see people go out, and come back new. princess cruises. sail with the best premium cruise line. 7-day cruises from $599. >>> good evening. brace yourselves. the nba world went insane when espn reported lebron james would consider joining the warriors if they offered him a max contract this summer. before i debunk the whole thing, d do you even they're already voting, they don't want him. let me be clear, he is not coming to the warriors. this is classic media man epilation. -- manipulation. lebron has one of his minions leaking. this is the ultimate clickbait story and everybody's going to go nuts and i'm going to spend my whole day debunking this. they're not going to jettyson their roster for lebron. >> i wouldn't do it anyway. so ask your questions. understand you ha

kristin spalding, david page. is kristin spalding in the room? >> no. >> okay. david page, i saw you earlier. are you still here? >> thank you. because of the time limitation, i was hoping that everybody who is in favor of divestment could stand silently. and i'm hoping that all the people that come after me will say divest now and keep it at that. and it will allow the commissioners to have time to debate, deliberate and vote. thank you. >> thank you, mr. page. up next, norm degelman. >> i decline. >> mr. holtzman, are you still nearby? followed by kitty costello. teresa mcgovern. >> thank you. thank you for coming out. i'm wearing a t-shirt that said, "we are greater than fossil fuels." why are we still here? we voted to move to direct engagement in march, 2015, which was almost three years ago, so there's really no reason to have the same conversation today that we had in 2014 and '15. the amount of blood, sweat and tears, since my first board meeting is truly insane. putting money into s&p 500 that day would have made you hundred of millions of dollars on to

i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm in for kristin sze.ht start installing license plate readers on all the bridges leading in and out of the city. they are hoping to curtail a spike in crime. some worry they'll be too invasive. laura anthony is live at the webster tube. laura? >> reporter: hi, they believe that installing these readers will help significantly cut down on

i appreciate that kristine brennan in south korea. in olympic diving medallist breaking the surface. greg, thank you for joining us here. you're an olympic legend. >> thank you. >> you tweeted us in support of adam rippon. you said i am with you all the way. pence has openly promoted ignorance about and hate towards the lgbt community his entire life and then asks me to his office for a photo-op which i declined. i think the v.p.doth protest too much. resist, equality for all. you have a history with mike pence. talk about that. what dote he protest too much. >> i do. i was in indianapolis. i was actually there for jeanne white, coming out with a new book about ryan white, her son. so was helping them promote the back. as it turned out that's when pence was working on the anti-lgbtq legislation. and all of a sudden it was the h.r.c. talking to me. and the athlete allies. and you know taking me here and there. and you know we tried to get into a press conference. but i was escorted out of that press conference. and once he learned when

emerge and see. >>> good morning aim kristin rodgers. the sixers won seven straight heading in to sunday nate with the win over wizard they move in the tie for fifth place in the eastern conference. lets get to that game three minutes to go sixers down by nine bradley beal, knocks down the jumper over ben simmons. sixers finally fall 109-94. >>> aaron nola make mission spring training debut top of the first no score bases loaded danny espinosa doubles, will score. yankees win eight-three. nola will start for phillies opening day. >>> temple/ucf, in the second half owls up 13 nate pierre lewis the hoops with quenton rose, boom, owls beat ucf hand ily 75-56. >>> tiger wood at honda classic on 15, tiger from the t, but his shot goes a wide right into water. he double bogeys there finished even, justin thomas they pick up the win in a playoff. that is sports in a minute. i'm kristin rodgers. >>> so this is the down side, newspapers, you know, sixers, flyers inspired by eagles. phillies winning team, hot streak, they lose. >> they lost. >> we

i'm kristin rodgers. >>> kristin, thank you.oming up shortly the area surrounding a four alarm fire in olde city remains an active scene, as officials declared it a collapse zone. we will have a live report from that scene in just a moment but first, bob kelly, good morning. >> good morning, thomas i'm working the stepper here. wonder what this button does here. >> wow. >> hold on, all right, first time i'm on one of these things. we're live in montgomery county this morning, stay right there we will be right back. >>> all eyes on this building in olde city after a massive fire and officials say it could be on the verge of collapse. >>> also ahead more than a dozen cars targeted by vandals over the weekend in the city, officials are hoping this security camera will, will lead to the vandals do you know anything. >>> plus... >> ♪ by the dawn's early light ♪ >> poor thing. did you see this performance last night, yep, that is fergie singing the national anthem, some are calling it the worst of all time, some of the players could n

i'm kristin rodgers. >>> thanks, kristin. controversy continues to boil over at a very big high school in south jersey. >> coming up in 902nd here what a cherry hill teacher says that land him on the suspension list and what his students are now doing bit. >> hey, bob kelly. >> good morning, northeast philadelphia we have police activity here blocking torresdale avenue between robbins and levick up there by original chickie and pete's. >>> lets go to rehoboth beach, pretty soon we will be grabbing our beach chairs and blankets, how soon? sueby has the forecast coming up after the break but first how about lottery numbers. >>> off-du home, the investigation, continues. >>> also ahead these pictures right nearly 20 year-old murder mystery it started in maac back to philadelphia. league clash and it was all for the crown, which teams would raise supre basketball chp >>> so good to have you with morning just about 4:30. >> look at that, wow, good gianr our head? it is national pancake day. >> a little butter. >> when i got up thi

kristine: absolutely.ting for him and that leaves him with less work, which has a central bank, is good news, as well. guy: we will bring up that chart. we will make sure that happens. let's talk about volatility around sterling. volatility around all asset classes have been the focus, but declines have been to store it -- his story volatility. fortine: the expectations volatility are turning higher. we saw the shorter-term picking up over the longer-term, which is an inversion. you would expect expectations for volatility long-term to be higher but given certain events like the bank of england, and we constantly get updates on brexit. one minute, it is positive, not the next. borne out into be the physical volatility measure which is lagging behind the implied measures. if you get a patch up there, there are opportunities for investors to be watching out for. guy: -- will be a key part of this story. any sense the consumers are going to be getting a little relief this year? a very last 12 months for the b

the handover comes after more than 20 years of planning by kristine and her late husband doug.acquiring large chunks of chile's wildlands. >> some of it's just opportunistic, looking for areas that are biologically important. and areas that were for sale. and little by little, we just began to patch what became several new national parks together. >> reporter: the u.s. nationals were an unusual mix of powerful magnates, and passionate conservationists. he was an avid outdoorsman. the founder of apparel behemoth north face, and esprit, she the chief executive of outdoor clothing brand patagonia. >> there was a lot of skepticism about it. because, we are two foreigners buying up large tracts of land, saying it was for conservation, and eventually to create a national park, but we just felt like if we keep going, and do those things we said we were going to do, that eventually, the skepticism and the negativity would pass to the side. >> reporter: despite resistance to what some viewed as an infringement on local businesses, the tompkins' plan came to fruition last month. sadly, d

airborne plus beta immune booster. >>> good morning aim kristin rodgers. phillies new manager gabe kapler has been preaching to be bold like the eagles. who better to give that message to the team then jason kelce. he helpedded down to spring training for phillies first day of full squad work outs and he told the phillies to not only embrace under dog role but to be honest and push yourself each and every day. >> you have to be aggressive. you have to be confident enough to do, you know, what you think is right. i think sometimes you can, be thrown off by that but at end of the day confidence i think breeds better play. >> major league baseball has officially announced rule change to help pace of play. league is limiting the number of mound visits and reducing time for inning brakes and pitching changes. >>> eagles are still without an offensive coordinator but it looks like they are getting closer. espn reporting what we have been expect ago this doug pederson is interviewing duce staley and receivers coach microto take over at offensive coordinator. that

kristin haubrich has the story.was the day, little leyana had been dreaming about for months - at the tender age of seven - she wore her white ruffle dress, counting down the minutes until her classmates would arrive for her birthday... but no one showed up.mother/no name provided:"it was horrible. it hurts. it hurts your heart." leyana never blew out her candles, the white chocolate cake still untouched in the fridge.mother/no name provided: "for her being at the age she is, she doesn't understand why nobody came."then a knock at the door. (nats): "what made the day better?" "singing with elsa."lindsay robert, playing the role of elsa - from the film frozen, has been to countless birthday parties... but never witnessed anything like this.lindsay robert/character actress:"it was soul crushing. just all by herself. just looking down. just so sad and she just launched herself into my arms." together elsa and leyana sang, and danced and made that tearful day...a little brighter. elsa using the time to form a friendship

[applause] announcer: homeland security secretary kristin nelson also spoke about what her department was doing to combat human trafficking. she was introduced by the deputy attorney general, rod rosenstein. this is 15 minutes. [no audio] [applause] >> thank you very much,[applaus] good afternoon. we hope everyone had a productive day today. i want to in particular thank associate attorney general rachel brand for her leadership of this initiative, and also give special thanks to patrick who has been our master of ceremonies and is had such an amazing job of keeping us on track today, dealing with some flight delays and helping to coordinate this program. we began with remarks from attorney general jeff sessions and we are deeply thankful to have as our closing speaker, yet another member of the president's cabinet is committed to the fight against human trafficking. she serves as the sixth homeland security secretary. she is a superb leader with a wealth of relevant experience. last year she served as the chief of staff to the department of homeland security, she then served as a dep

. >> just fellow members, when we started talking about this at last meeting, i believe kristin and i were kind of volunteered to kind of lead this survey -- >> you're doing a great job. >> i would like to invite to open it up to other members who have a specific interest. you could join us or you could also e-mail kristin and myself some specific ideas of follow-up ideas based on our discussion, either the type of project -- everyone seems to have their own idea what is the perfect program to test to survey. so i encourage you to do that and i think that will kind of speed up a little bit of this process so by our next meeting when we have an update there will be some clearer idea of whether the consensus of the specific two programs would be. >> remainder of item six. you requested for the calendar, that's there. public finance office, if you haven't met him before. >> good morning members of the committee. briefly walk you through the projected issuances over the next few months. as a reminder the 2014 transportation and road improvement bonds and 2012 clean neighborhood park bonds

[applause] announcer: homeland security secretary kristin nelson also spoke about what her department was doing to combat human trafficking. she was introduced by the deputy attorney general, rod rosenstein. this is 15 minutes. [applause] >> thank you very much, good afternoon. we hope everyone had a productive day today. it has been a privilege for us to host this conference. i want to in particular thank associate attorney general rachel brand for her leadership of this initiative, and also give special thanks to patrick

. >>> that is sports in a minute i'm kristin rodgers. >>> thanks, kristin. we are so excited because this week we are giving you go a chance to get to ireland. >> chance to go as well. >> in. >> all right. >> so here we go just watch good day this week and wait for the word of the day, once you have that word you can enter on our web site and remember there will be a new word each day so keep it right here watch all morning long and then fox 29.com, we will be right back. ♪ mom, we got girl scout cookies to sell. the girl scout cookie inspired flavors you love. now in the dunkin' coffees you love. only at dunkin'. >>> against traffic on i29. >> what? >> yeah, that is a, um-hmm, a naked man riding an atv, leading police on a hour long chase in kansas city, missouri it turns out people were giving rubbernecking of their heads, going wrong way on the interstate crossing median and it is a big danger out there. no surprise they thought he was under influence and taken in custody watch out for those speed bumps get you have time. >> lets head out to bob kill any

. >>> good morning aim kristin rodgers. flyers wrapped up their road trip out west last night taking on the best of the west in las vegas. flyers golden knights right before the end of the second period sean contact tore use skating hard set up one hander from claude giroux, flyers win it four-one. >>> eagles offensive coordinator frank reich has been named new head coach for indianapolis colts, reich signed a five-year deal and joins john dephilipo headed to minute so the to be their offensive coordinator as coaches now leaving eagles. >>> week ago yesterday eagles won the super bowl now they are still celebrating with fans around the area. jay ajayi went out to king of prussia mall to sign autographs, take photos, meet some people and really continue to keep eagles mania going. >>> well, alex bowman won pole for day tone 500 on sunday his debut at number 88 after dale earnhardt junior, retired last season. of course, you can watch the great american race right here next sunday, on fox. >>> that is sports in a minute i'm k

big super bowl win the players said this is for you, philadelphia here's some of that celebration, kristin rodgers. >> i stand here today looking out here i think y'all are more crazy. truly the best fans in the world and you make it a joy, pleasure to play with you. >> yo, philly, i heard about y'all being lit but y'all know how to party. >> to all of the fans out there that have supported us, i love each and everyone of you. you all know that philly is my home, philly is world champs today. i love y'all. >> reporter: philadelphia is city of brotherly love so fit being that the eagles centered on a brotherhood this super bowl season. >> we know we have been through some ups, downs and we could have easily gave it away , gave up on each other but we didn't, and we stayed together and that is that brotherly love we talk about, in philadelphia, and we stayed together and we made it happen , 2018 world champions, baby, let's do it. >> we love you right back. so while we're still celebrating at this hour the big win and victory parade congress is burning midnight oil trying to end the governme

. >>> that is sports in a minute i'm kristin rodgers. >>> thanks, kristin. fueling the debate, coming up at 4:30. >> president trump continues his calls forearming teachers in our schools and new our local teachers, are weighing in. we are back in 90. >>> a van filled with women and children innocent women and children caught in the hail of gunfire, there, it was deadly and now we are searching for a killer. >>> also ahead this morning a new twist to smoking in the those vaping devices in school and it is harder and harder for teach tours catch. >>> it turns into a movement. oh, yeah. we're the under dogs. helped our birds win the super bowl. did you see who was trying to steel our m o.j. o, our under dog status? it will make you outraged, one of the most, war teams in the any major league sport in all, we will explain. >>> full commentary coming up, thanks for being with us, i'm thomas drayton, bob, sue. good morning. >> good morning, everybody. >> got to keep the roads clear >> yes, we do. >> we have a problem in northeast philadelphia we will get the rain

temple loses this 93-86. >>> that is sports in a minute , i'm kristin rodgers. >>> much more ahead here on the earl a digs of "good day philadelphia" including the tragic story of a little girl, killed enjoying the warm >>> great to have you here this morning, quite the scene here 17 lives cut short promising features never fulfilled. you see thousands turning out last night to remember victims lost in one of the nation's most deadly school shootings. >>> also ahead here on "good day philadelphia" almost two years after medical marijuana was legalized in pennsylvania, today, it is the day, state's first dispensary set to opened up. >>> it is the super hero movie like no other, black panter, opening up in theaters, it opened up at midnight why it is expect to break box office record as well as breaking barriers. >>> great to have you here on this friday morning, thomas drayton, mike massco, sue serio, roll call is done. >> we're here. >> it is friday. we have a lot to talk about on the roads, weather-wise, it is a mess out there. >> the fog, it is like a john carpenter movie. >> good way

thank you kristin, we'll see you in a bit. ned back with us along with the panel. could you have done more to stop russia or take action against russia during 2016? >> halle let me just say this is a rich line of attack that comes from a president who spills secrets from the oval office. and a president who refuses to enact sanctions against moscow for its attack on our democracy. i think the point that have been missed that our greatest fear up until election day that the russians would manipulate votes. for a matter of weeks were focussed from deterring the rrps from doing that, from private warnings and other tactics and we were successful. president trump is making a big deal out of what we did publicly or as he said what we did not do. we warned americans -- >> not a statement from president obama himself -- >> it was are you teenly discussed from the podium at the white house. after the elections that were sanctions enacted. 35 russian spies were expelled. president obama issued a report the administration issued a report. we wanted to do more. we wanted to h

i think we all feel enormously lucky to have had the experience we had together, kim, kristin, cynthiayself. that's meaningful to us. whether we get to tell another chapter of the story, i don't know. >> the payly events are always fun. it's a nine-day extravaganza. barbra streisand will be theres a well as cast members of "will and grace." >> coming up we're with the black panther stars. how competitive did they get. >> why you starting drama over here. >> why clint eastwood didn't want any professional actors in his new movie and jason priestley on room wg brad pitt. you won't believe what went down. >> there's this dude sleeping in my bed. >> first the special director of "jane the virgin" with guest stars ladies from the talk. >> i'm talking with gina rodriguez, the director. >> i feel like this is what i should have done from the beginning. >> how is gina's directing style? >> enthusiastic, clear, cherry. you can tell she's new because she's way too nice and enthusiastic. >> give this a run. i say we shoot the rehearsal. >> guest starring tonight brooke shields who plays river fie

make the call. 1-800-932-0313 paid for with pennsylvania taxpayer dollars. >>> i'm kristin rodgers. man does philly necessity how to throw a party. parade down broad street all the way to the art museum truly was an incredible moment but there was one message from everyone who spoke, yesterday, that this is just the beginning, there will be many more parades as super bowl championships to come and doug pederson looks to build a dynasty. >> i love these guys, we brought you guys a world championship and just like mr. e yet, we have more to go, more to prove, this is our new normal, to be playing football in february. >> super bowl dream has started, espn adam thefter reported that john john de philipo is heading to minnesota to be offensive coordinator for vikings. >>> philadelphia up three-two in the third shayne gostisbehere, shoots, everybody loses puck but travis konecny will clean it up, flyers win this 15-three. >>> that is sports in a minute i'm christian rodgers. >>> eagles season may be over but phillies are just getting started, it is truck day which means the teams equipme

[applause] announcer: homeland security secretary kristin nelson also spoke about what her department was doing to combat human trafficking. she was introduced by the deputy attorney general, rod rosenstein. this is 15 minutes.

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the checkered flag, he is your three car and he wins it, 2018 >>> that is sports in a minute i'm kristin. >>> it is like that. >> yeah. >> give me 20 minutes and then you can leave. >> i-95 gets pretty crowded sometimes, sometimes you just to have go in and out. we have a look at, wow, rain heading our way is this a good thing or bad thing if you like 70-degree temperatures then you will think this is a good thing we will explain coming up, jenny? >>> good morning, sue all that is left here atwood town ambulance association is a brick shell after a two alarm fire and really intense flames ripped through this building early this morning we have a [narrator] look around. if our world isn't stuck in the past, why is higher education? we say, if there's a better path, you should take it. and when there isn't, well, you know where i'm going with that. don't do things by the book if the book can't keep up. take your page from one that hasn't been written. we took two renowned universities, including a premiere medical school, and created a single university that defies convention. at jefferson

. >>> good morning i'm kristin rogers from next man up to next coach up the eagles have fund their new quarterbacks coach. nfl network iain rapaport reporting press taylor assistant quarterbacks coach for eagles is being bumped up to replace jon dephilipo hoist going to minnesota to be their new offensive coordinator. >>> sixers/knicks last night fourth quarter sixers up 15tj mcconnell drives nice pass to czarrish who hits the three. mcconnell had his first career triple double last night sixers win 108-92 their tenth straight win at the wells fargo center. >>> temple basketball on the role, owls won five straight and look to continue that streak on the road against wichita state last week. what was turning point for this team? >> i think it was cincinnati game, we got killed, we went out there and got killed by cincinnati. woke us up. that is not the type of team we are. we don't want to be known as that type of team. after after that game we started to play well. >> that is sports in a minute. i'm, kristin rodgers. >> that is a cool name, shiz. >> yes, shiz jerrick. >> talking about

kristine: for sure.ores the of the bank of japan still having to stay in their and keep going with the accommodations because they have a target and they are not meeting their target. if that's the case, they have to keep going. terms of germany, we just had gdp numbers reaffirming what that bank told us, which is we are booming. this goes into the growth story in europe in terms of what's happening. certainly something that would embolden the hawks on the ecb. you have the euro, that's a dollar story. and -- actually that's cable, what am i saying? it better be the same trend. it is. saved by a trend. that german data is going to embolden the hawks from the ecb, isn't it? kristine: absolutely. it brings the focus back to the guidance chain, when it will happen and how strong the change will be. we'll be hearing from the ecb in next couple of weeks. really, the question is, at what point will they decide yes, it's time to definitively say we are turning a bit more hawkish here and after september it's ti

after that game we felt like we have to play better. >> that is sports in a minute, i'm kristin rodgers. >>> villanova number one no more the wildcats dropped to number three, this was ap poll , we knew this was coming after neff a fell to st. johns last wednesday, virginia took over the top spot, with michigan state, at number two, and of course, know of will look to move backup with the match up against providence on wednesday and top five match up with xavier on saturday. >>> all right. coming up at 4:30, we have fire concerns on campus. >> someone keeps lighting fires at a university bathroom , and parents are very concern that the school isn't doing enough, bob kelly. >>> good morning, everybody 4:00 25a live look at i-95 in northeast philadelphia. there is the sky line in the background we are getting ready for a morning rush hour, come on, lets go to the shore, check with the boardwalk, ocean city, new jersey looking good, look at the window blowing the flags around on the music pier, sueby has your forecast right after we check the lottery numbers. ♪ you need to survive much mor

. >> this is miss kristin pacifico's class. >> she blends in well with her students. >> see this does. fifth graders. >> all saying hi. >> everyone is in red today. we are representing your school. that's what happened. >> that's what we did. >> that's why we're wearing red. >> yup. >> we knew hilldale was coming to visit. >> thanks for joining us. at at&t, we believe in access. the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world. connecting with the things that matter most. and because nothing keeps us more connected than the internet, we've created access from at&t. california households with at least one resident who receives snap or ssi benefits may qualify for home internet at a discounted rate of $10 a month. no commitment, deposit, or installation fee. visit att.com/accessnow to learn more. >> brooke: oh, you seem a little bit distracted. i know i just popped in on you, but if there's something that you should be doing... >> katie: well, i guess there's something i wish i was doing, but that is over now. wyatt broke things off. >> brooke: you're kidding! >> katie: things we

nbc's kristin welker is at the white house. phil rucker is the white house bureau chief for "the washington post" and an msnbc political analyst. guys, it's really difficult to keep this straight, because the white house's explanation about porter and what they did when and what they knew when has changed so many times in the last seven days. but what we do know is what christopher wray, kristin, just said in front of the senate, contradicts what the white house has said. the white house has said that they didn't have all the information, that the background check was still ongoing. christopher wray said the background check was finished in july. the white house asked more questions after that. they responded to those questions in november and then they updated them again with new information that came to light earlier in this month. so what's the white house saying now when it responds to christopher wray? >> the white house hasn't said anything yet, katy. we have reached out to multiple white house officials for clarification