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. >>> yesterday's earthquake had a magnitude of 7.2 and it caused a lot of shaking but so far l are no reports of severe damage. >> half a dozen volcanos in iceland could be on the brink of erupting including the biggest one in the country. wendy gillette reports from southern iceland. >> reporter: it was an eruption heard around the world. the nearly unpronounceable volcano erupted in 2010. producing fine ash which damages airplane engines. >> the ash production was quite fear fierce and there was a powerful explosion sending the ash up to 30,000 feet. >> reporter: eight years later, six volcanos in iceland show signs of erupting including the country's biggest. >> you see earthquakes, some of them are deep down indicating magma is on the move. >> reporter: they closely monitor the volcanic systems but it is impossible to predict which one will erupt next and how bad it would be. that is not deterring curious visitors. tourism has increased five fold since 2010. the lava center recently opened in southern iceland. >> this exhibit shows all the eruptions since 1900 and there are even s

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are trying to make the best of it. they speak virtually different languages of hockey between north and south and for some reason, the north korean agent letes are not saying in the same residence. in the meantime, we are learning more about the delegations coming to pyeongchang. the u.s. vice president mike pence is coming here accompanied by fred warmbier. the father of the american university student who died after more than a year and a half in captivity in north korea. the u.s. delegation clearly trying to highlig north korea's dismal human rights record. and at the time when the north koreans are trying to bring up unification. they are sending an orchestra here to perform in south korean cities. there is a lot of interest. 150,000 people applying for free tickets which are a few thousand to see the orchestra in the days ahead. ryan. >> ivan watson live in south korea. thank you. >>> so the eagles did it. this is what the newspaper says. eagles achieving what seemed impossible. defeating tom brady and the patriots in the super bowl. that's next. neutrogena hydrot water gel. with hyaluronic acid it plumps skin cells with intense hyd

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are you ready, one, two, three >> e-a-g-l-e-s, eagles. >> wow. >> all right. >> reporter: we are liveminneapolis i'm sarah bloomquist channel six "action news". back to you. >> all right, sarah, thank you excitement is building for sure. >> back here in philadelphia. >> the rain is coming down tonight but that is not stopping any spirits. police do not expect it to stop anyone from partying tonight if the eagles win. lets go to "action news" reporter christie ileto who is standing by from broad and walnut where a huge crowd gathered after nfc championship but we will check in with dan cuellar now, who is at an eagles party in the northeast, hi there, dann. >> reporter: hey, brian we are in a standing room only crowd here at real sports bar in the mayfair section. they have been at capacity since 3:30 this afternoon. no more people allowed in because they are settling into the bar stools as they took about a team that has defied logic, defied the odd and surprised many despite losing key players. i our fans feel like carson wentz said today we have been through a lot this year as a tea

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l. >>> we are here again.e of a new cnn politics piece written by the two journalists who broke the watergate story in the '70s. bob woodward and carl bernstein continue their analysis with this. a powerful and determined president is squaring off against an independent investigator operating inside the justice department. it compares donald trump now and president richard nixon 45 years ago. carl bernstein joins us now. he and woodward won the pulitzer prize for their watergate coverage. he also co-wrote the book "all the president's men." and carl, you point blank say trump's russia response is eerily similar to nixon's leading up to the saturday night massacre, the night in 1973 when president richard nixon fired special prosecutor archbald cox and elliot richardson as well as the deputy attorney general resigned. i'm so glad to have you here this weekend. i want to go slowly through some of the parallels you draw. you write everything from how nixon wanted to insure his attorney general was an ally in the

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l. >>> there are too many miracles in this church that it's hard to tell about one without telling aboutflow of miracles. and you know, for 30 years i have prayed to a sky god, and i got nothing but disappointment and heartache. now we have a father who loves each one of us so much. how thankful we are. thank you. ♪ >> the '70s were a very fertile period for these new religious movements. what was so interesting about the rise of cults in our country is how many people wanted to ally themselves with these stigmatized and fanatical organizations. >> and i must say it is a great effort to be god. i lean upon another but no one else has the faculty that i do. when they do, i'll be glad to hold their coat. in the meantime, i shall be god and beside me there shall be no other. >> jim jones was an extraordinary figure. he was a community leader, you know, social worker. and then a minister. and he carried his ministry to california. ♪ walk with me >> what was particularly distinctive about him at that time is that he created a community that was united between whites and blacks. and this came

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so most road are closed until 6:00 p.m., road closed nine, jfk boulevard, schuylkill west and east, and we will see that in a little bit, guys, over to you. >> wow. >> e-a-g-l-e-s, eagles. >> check this out, very enthusiastic eagles fans are out, camera spotted fans camping out overnight trying to grab a good spot for the parade. >> early bird gets the warm. jan carabao is live where things are about to get rowdy out there. people are pumped up, good morning. >> reporter: people are pumped , to say the least, good morning, jim and rahel. these fans are fired up. we have five hours before this parade even starts not to mention gets down here to eakins oval and ben franklin parkway toward art museum steps. i want to show you what the crowd looks like this morning, hundreds of fans are ready to go, early bird gets worm because some of them woke up at 2:00 to get out here. look at eakins oval parade route people have stake out their spots and they are pumped up, ready to go. i have a couple people here from brideberg we mention that had people have been out here all morning long, intense, meet drew, in that tent i showed you earlier. how did the night go. >> no

l-e-s, eagles! >> reporter: how excited are you? >> really excited. >> reporter: after arriving with a caravan of buses one by one they left in their personal cars with the help from police. >> the best in the world. the city deserves it more than anybody, we're the champions. >> reporter: fans erupted on either side hoping for an autograph, high-five or just a glimpse. players were also taking it all in using their phones to capture the moment. eagles center jason kelce put it this way. >> this is pretty impressive. we saw it yesterday, saw the pictures, it's pretty awesome to be here with the fans. thanks, everybody. we can't wait to get to the parade. >> reporter: as for the parade, students will be off of schools and employers may want to look at letting people off, if you look at social media not many people are expecting to go to work on thursday. nbc10 news. >>> from last night's jubilation on the streets to today's elation, eagles fans are happier than ever. the mood in the city of brother-in-l brotherly love is bursting wit

are. ys we e-a-g-l-e-s. [cheers and applause] >> reporter: give me an eagles chant. >> one, two, three. >> e-a-g-l-e-s, eagles! >> the go. >> for jaime apody, i'm ducis rodgers with these eagles fans. back to you guys. [laughter] >> i'm telling you i'm absolutely hyped up today and the fans haverouhere too the quite aght but just off to ourou couple minutes. >> yes, so hang with us. now to what is likely the m well liked bird in philadelphia. challenger the bald eagle of course he's a symbol inspiration and has become cot foron and today iot chance to meet challenger uplose and personal. what a treat for us. "action news" getting this type of interview today. we're speaking with a siceri laura durbin with challenger. they help take care and look after challenger and we know plays a big role for the philadelphiper bowl weekend we're so glad ter. al tabout being able to spend so muchthis very special >> he inspires people during the star spangled banner heilitary and people who serve our >> laura i'll ask you

>> the flyers win the stanley cup. >> the game is over. >> the eagles are the champions of the world. >> julius irving. >> e-a-g-l! eagles! >> zero-two pitch, swing and the miss. struck him out. the philadelphia phillies are 2008 world champions of baseba baseball. ♪ from cbs3 "eyewitness sports" this is sports zone. sponsored by jeep. >>> brian dawkins gets the call to the hall of fame. b dawk goes along with former eagle terrell owens. and let's not forget the game less than 24 hours away. the birds getting ready for super bowl lii. sports radio wip joe decamara joins to us break it all down. >>> hello and welcome to the saturday edition of the jeep sports zone i'm leslie van arsdall and joe will be joining me shortly but first, former eagle great and nine time pro bowler brian dawkins gets the call to the football hall of

good night. >> the game is over and eagles are champions of the world. >> e-a-g-l-e-s, eagles. miss. >> struck him out. philadelphia phillys are 2008 world champions of baseball it's been one rotion r week sin the eagles won the super bowl and already they lost two coaches. talking about the eagles off season. >> and it is arguably the biggest week in the history of philadelphia sports. we'll take a look back at the eagles super bowl whip and parade coming up. >> and hello and and welcome to jeep sports zone. i'm lesley van arsdall. we have a lot to cover including flyers in las vegas. eagles of course your up super bowl champions and you tend to lose coaches and players that make this happen. they lost john defilbo he is offensive coordinator in minneapolis and they lost frank reight. in a statement eagles head coach doug perioder snon part, as good as he is as leader and teacher he's an even better person. we could not be more excited for him as he take

l. >>> you are in the "cnn newsroom." i'm ana cabrera in new york.ews right now, the state of new york has filed a civil lawsuit against the weinstein company. harvey and robert weinstein. now, the new york attorney general says in a criminal complaint that the company, quote, repeatedly broke new york law by failing to protect

l-e-s >> come by and say hi. we have swag on the bus. we arel of the bus so your message to be part of history. >> all right, have you signed the bus yet? >> what was that? >> have you signed the bus yourself? >> yes, i mean the bus is inked up, filled, we're really, really excited about it. >> okay, i don't think he exactly heard me, but i'm sure he put his autograph on there. thank you. >> so if you want to catch up with the eagles road to victory bus, it will be back tomorrow from 10:00 a.m. to noon. and 2:00 to 3:30. that is followed by a tour of south philadelphia from 4:30 to 6:30. ♪ fly eagles fly >> everyone has eagles foever including these little ones. they were all dressed in green for a rally. so we want to hear the very best fight song versions. don't wait. >> as you know, nbc 10 is your official eagles station and if you need more eagles, we have you covered. coming up tonight at 7:00, tune into nbc 10. nbc 10 championship, we want it. and then on sunday, we're expecting the biggest night in philadelphia tv history. after the big

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you are watching "bbc world news america." l to come on tonight's program, working with the neighbors. canada's foreign mie ster joins thbbc to talk about defending democracy. for people suffering lung problems, there is often an anxious wait for the test samples to be analyzed. nowcitists have developed a program that goes inside the lon reporter:ed doctors iburgh are sending a probe inside a patient's lung. they come across bacteria, which you n see in white. the bacteria have been sprayed with a chemical that makes them visible when light is shown on them. itass the very first time it been possible to see infection inside the humanody. >> we are imaging and detecting where the disea is in the patient's lung and giving a diagnosis can decision-making in minutes or seconds. that is a big difference. reporter: the team are using it to test of critically ill people are developing pneumonia. patients in intensive care are given powerful antibiotics as a matter of crse just in case they develop infection. there is auge downside. it

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