. >>> large gathering at city hall tonight where marchers protested president trump's policies liberty cityorganize the rally protesters started in old city and made their way down market street. they're expressing concern over some of mr. trump's policies including the executive order to ban certain immigrants and his plans to build a wall between the u.s. and mexico. the protest remained peaceful. >>> a couple walked into the pennsylvania spca in hunting park tonight and walk out with a new pet. great thing but it happens all the time, right? well, this pup is different. and the kind of people who would adopt her, well, they're pretty special, too. our bruce gordon went to the spca to watch a family grow. >> big night. >> don't be scared. >> reporter: shivering little miniature daschund was about to meet her new parents and her new mom was just as nervous as she was. >> what do you think. >> i'm so excited. >> reporter: christine and her husband chris traveled from their home near hershey to formally adopt francis by now the most famous dog on four legs or two legs and two wheels. >> i th

. >> two voice from liberty city up on this stage representing. this goes out to all those black and brown boys and girls and non-gender conforming to do not see themselves. we are trying to show you you and us. this is for you. amy: throughout the awards ceremony, many of the attendees also wore blue ribbons to show their support for the aclu. the awards ceremony also included other political moments. best actress for "la la land" and worore a plannd parenthood pin. a mexican actor denounced the border wall while announcing the oscar for dust animated feature film. "white helmets" won the oscar for best documentary short subject. in their acceptance speech, the directors read a statement from raed saleh, the head of the organization, calling on people to, "to work on the side of life, to stop the bloodshed in syria and around the world." iranian-american astronaut anousheh ansari accepted the oscar for best foreign film on behalf of iranian director asghar farhadi, who boycotted the award ceremony over r trum's muslim travel ban. this is ansari r

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y no hubo uno, sino dos errores que estuvieron a punto de aguar la fiesta en liberty city, el vecindarioe. la mayorÍa de los afectados fueron estudiantes. los jÓvenes tuvieron que evacuar sus residencias. seguimos con mÁs en "despierta amÉrica". william: aquÍ seguimos, mi querida satcha. gracias por siempre informarnos. marco antonio, bienvenido a nuestro rincÓn social. un placer verte y tenerte por acÁ. marco: gracias, amigo, un gusto. william: ¿viste los oscar ayer? marco: estaba saliendo del aeropuerto, y todos en el bar se estaban riendo. william: aquÍ les tenemos los mejores memes de todo lo que pasÓ. este es el primero. el mejor programa, "despierta amÉrica". ese meme nos lo mandaron hoy en la maÑana. "la la lÁstima". ana patricia: ese estÁ muy bueno! william: los simpson tambiÉn predijeron la lluvia de donuts de los oscares. "cuando te vistes de oscar, por sÍ no lo ganas". ana patricia: es que estaba vestida de dorado, y la estatuilla es dorada. william: si no ganas, te vistes como un oscar. ana patricia: es como mi chiste. es malÍsimo, y nadie lo entiende. william: el Óscar es pa

the cities part of the liberty trust 1 billion-dollar plan to build offices, hotels, shops, residents, the water company is consolidating five leased offices, and will bring 600 employees to this new headquarters. the five story, 220,000 square foot building is set to open in late 2018. >>> whiz fly often or you have not been on a plane in year chances are first person you see when you step on to an airplane is one of the flight attendants. >> but they are not only there to make comfortable on your flight. "eyewitness news", reporter greg argos explains the training that they go through to make sure everybody is safe >> reporter: that is exactly right, ukee and guess contact i was able to travel to denver , colorado to see firsthand how flight attendant s are trained. frontier airlines is based in denver and they gave us access to their safety program and learn exactly why flight attendants are not just there for your comfort but in an emergency they are trained to quickly become first responders. october 2016 this flight catches fire at take off in chicago. everyone escapes but evacu

new business in northern liberties is drumming up plenty of juice. >> old city, you know, so flexible, using local ingredients to improve ingredients with every step. pat gallen went behind the scenes to mix-up drinks. >> as more and more people are turning to fitness, also turning to healthier diet. juice is making tasty concoctions, thanks to own or. so i stopped in to see what the process like. >> yes, here we're cold pressed juice company. we just very intentionally take local ingredients, or ingredients that are organic, or things just good for your body, put them into a recipe, and put them in a bottle. outcomes a product. >> they're certainly doing just that, how to stripped come to be? >> what got new this business? >> that's a great question. a trip to la is what spawned this whole idea. i felt philadelphia really could use, you know, something that was healthy but also thousand juice properly. >> using this $27,000 juice err that looks like a cannon, those recipes have proven to be an irresistible mixture. utilizing interesting ingredients, like bee pollen, tumor i can root,

city. walking through the ben franklin museum and liberty bell. always open to the public. go check them out. >>> two very cool things there. speaking of cold, it's getting a little colder now yet again and y, it is winter, of course. fox 29 whether authority life look at reading. it is going to be a blustery night in the hundred acre wood all of winnie the pooh fans might know that one. anyhow it will get worse overnight unfortunately. kathy orr, did you read one knee the poo to your kiddos. >> absolutely. love winnie the pooh. i'm cold right now. >> is it blustery in the weather studio. >> it is blustery. there's wind coming right above me. >> pig let is flying by somewhere. >> must be ac. i don't know. take look at ultimate doppler you can see those northwesterly winds and specifically one county in particular getting the brunt of this. it's bucks county. seeing some ice pellets seeing some snow showers from richland through east rockhill through dublin, plumstead and tinicum even quakertown seeing a few snow showers. so if you're traveling alo

liberty bell and speaking inside congress hall. outside protesters take to the streets against in one of the biggest demonstrations in the city since president trump took office. good evening, i'm natasha brown. thanks so much for joining us tonight. while all of this was going on in philadelphia today, the battle over president trump's travel ban was heating up. the department of justice is appealing the judge's decision now to temporarily halt the travel ban. as we sort out all of the day's developments our coverage begins with alexandra hoff live in the cbs3 sat center with more on the vice-president's trip here to philadelphia. alex. >> for protesters in the city the overriding focus was once again immigration. for vice-president pence it was advocating for president trump's supreme court pick neil gorsuch who he said today will join the highest court one way or anoth another. >> protests in opposition of president trump pops specifically as immigration efforts continue throughout center city. >> but around independence mall demonstrators gave equal attention to the second in command. >> mike pence go away we will fight you eve

our favorite cameras, very own room do you have camera, overlooking center city with all of the skyscrapers lit up, actually libertyce lit up in red. i believe that's still for american, the american heart association going red all month long here in support and awareness of that. meantime here locally, we're expecting some pretty quiet weather. nice clear sky currently in the city but beginning to see some clouds build in. that's because of a warmfront that's starting to lift in from the south and west. so, expect to see those clouds start to sort of skew the bright blue skies that we enjoyed yesterday. a little bit more readily. mean the eyewitness weather watchers all up, enjoying chilly conditions, out to some of them, 37 degrees, zero in on one of these, there you go, 37 degrees comes in from bill, that's not right. twenty-nine coming in from bill this morning, nice clear skies, out in cart inning ton area, wonderful observation for us, phil is reporting cold conditions. don't forget the hat and gloves. definately smart idea. i threw my scarf on this morning, also the heavier winter coat. will he me see if i c

liberty or give me death." ashley: how do you make sure that you keep history alive while still advancing the city? is aboutney: this tourism, what attracts people to your city. i think not only do we have great historic features, we also have a great river that runs through the city as well, rapids. the history is what keeps people coming back. the history brings people here initially so they can partake of restaurants and great use em's. up on: what are we coming right here? mayor stoney: this is liberty hill right here. this is the view. william byrd came in, the settlers of richmond, came in right here and saw the bend in the river. thames near river london, and that is where we got the name richmond. this is downtown. a beautiful view of our downtown financial district. as people know, this is the capital of virginia as well. we have a lot of the seat of government as well. i am seeing a lot of industrial buildings. i am seeing the lucky strike tower. is that part of richmond's economic past, it's present? mayor stoney: that's right. it's economic past. ashley: where are we heading now? mayor

. >> arriving to the city ahead of schedule, vice president pence took the opportunity to visit the liberty bell, the trip he said he was not able to complete went in town for the gop retreat late last month. at noon, vice president pence was welcome by members of the philadelphia federalist society. he began with the nod to the nation's founding principles. >> where anybody can be anybody, because of the system of liberty that we have end shrined in the constitution in the founding documents of this nation >> the president's supreme court pick kneel gorsuch >> several announce their opposition within minutes of his nomination. and now they're threatening to use the fill buster procedure in the senate to stop him. >> reporter: and act that the vice president called unprecedented and unwise. >> never before in the history of our country has an associate justice nominee to the supreme court face add successful fill buster. and judge neil m gorsuch should not be the first. >> reporter: at least one democrat senator has pledged to block the nomination. pence said gorsuch met with 12 senators fr

city. the pilot start today run into issues over the statue of liberty. brain brought down wires, crashed few cars, before landing upside down. the pilot identified as 56 year old george petway, in stable condition at a local hospital. >> faa wants to know what caused small plane crash in montgomery couldn't. no one was hurt when this plane went down sunday afternoon at the butter valley golf course in upper hanover township. crashed shortly after take off. it is both a public landing strip for small planes, and the airport owner tells the reading eagle that the crash was likely caused by a wind gust that caught the plane. jim? >> today president trump marks his one month since his inauguration. he is still working on un finish business. president expected to unveil his revised immigration and travel ban this week while searching for new national security advisor, sunday he interviewed four candidate at his florida estate, day after holding rally in mel born. british lawmakers plan to debate president trump's plans to visit great britain later today. yest

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liberty. >>> councilman david oh wants to lower the philadelphia cigarette tax. he's planning hearings before the city council to discuss the issue. fewer people are buying cigarettes in the city and councilman oh says the school district isn't getting enough money from the tax. the city has seen a 23% drop in cigarette sales. the tax on a pack of cigarettes is $4.60. >>> in delaware, 11 students are expected to be okay after a school bus crash sent them to the hospital. it happened around 2:30 this afternoon outside lake forest high school in felton, kent county. investigators say the bus driver pulled out of the parking lot into the path of a student driving a jeep. >>> no alcohol at penn state frat parties. the university banned all alcohol-related social events until further notice following the death of a new jersey student on saturday. beta theta pi told police the sophomore student was drunk when he fell down a stairwell at a party. police say his frat brothers didn't call for help until about 12 hours later. the fraternity has been suspended. >>> new at 11:00, the criminal case involving a for

city of philadelphia was founded. the more west you get, you have the more pennsylvania dutch. >> the liberty bell. >> it was the state house bell. it was cast in 1751, 50 years after william penn granted the charter of liberties for pennsylvania, which was really almost our ten amendments to the constitution. it was the essential freedoms that pennsylvanians had. on the bell was a line from leviticus about climbing liberty throughout the land. eventually even though it was in the state house, it became known as the liberty bell because of the words on the bell, also because of the words on the bell, it was adopted by the early abolitionist movement. the liberty bell wasn't for 1776 and the declaration of independence. it really was for commemorating william penn's 1701 charter of liberties and adopted by the abolitionists for the emancipation of enslaved people. then other groups took the symbol of the liberty bell as well. women took the symbol of the liberty bell for the right to vote. gays and lesbians took the liberty bell and painted it rainbow colors to talk about their movement as well. >> there's some interes

liberty or give me death speech. which else part the beginning of the american revolution. up next, the newly elected richmond mayor takes c-span cameras on driving tour the city. while in richmond, we took a driving tour of the city with the mayor. >> thank you showing us around richmond today. if someone is ever been to richmond, virginia, what should they know about the city? >> they should know that this is the cultural history arch capital of all things virginia. city with theving historic riches. >> we are headed to churchill. >> what makes churchill distinct? the just part of the original layout. you will see the original part of the city. here on the right, st. john's church. >> what happened at that spot? >> i know many people at the textbooks out right now. pastor kenny gave his famous -- patrick henry gave his famous give me liberty or give me death speech. >> you still preserve the church. when you go through richmond, your around history with these modern restaurants and shops. how do you make sure that you keep that not to history alive while still dealing with the city. ? >> this is about tourism. what attract people to your city. not only do we

. >> jenna: and new york city, we have a lot of landmarks. the statue of liberty one of them, if you're visiting in in new york, you can't visit. it's officially closed today. this is a live cam of the you can check in on lady liberty where you are online. this is with the camera looks like now, john. lady lady liberty is it somewhen there, you can see what they closed it down today. earth cam is a great source for a lot of these folks. today, there are a lot of schools are closed down as well. they get a little bit of a break, not much. >> jon: and new york, we cannot complain about our winter thus far. >> jenna: someone's enjoying it. >> jon: good thing they got the ball dropped in reasonably good weather. it >> jenna: if this is happening all offended down on on northeast. washington, d.c., hasn't received the snow as of yet. >> jon: i was walking into the office today. for the pokes were trying to plow the sidewalks, the city is it so jampacked with pedestrians and their trying to drive snowplows around, good for them. we'll get it under control. president tru

liberty mutual insurance. ashley: president donald trump's crack-down on sanctuary cities has left to swift actions on both sidesf the debate. california is pushing to make the entire state sanctuary for illegal immigrants while texas has cut off state funding to the city of austin because of sanctuary policies. jeff flock joining us now outside in chicago, 11 above zero. i just looked up the temperature, jeff, take it away. >> a little mÉxico here, but we could use a little mÉxico, indeed. it is pretty cold. this is the little village neighborhood, actually, in chicago, the sanctuary city of chicago and, you know, they say in communities like this, they think of immigration the same way they think of marijuana, ev though juana is illegal federally in the u.s., some communities have passed laws saying that it's okay and so they don't enforce the federal law. they think that's the way immigration should be treated here, they should be able to say, we are not going to enforce immigration, federal immigration law that now as you point out some states are getting involved and attempt to go strip funding from communi

investigation is underway at a national landmark in new york city and the national park service is trying to find out who left a banner across the statue of libertyays refugees welcome, it was taken down an hour after it was discovered on a public observation deck. it happened just after the department of homeland security announced the stricker policies. >>> not all of those conversations are going well. people on both sides. the political aisle have strong opinions under the direction of our country under president trump and strong opinions about the president himself and many are literally destroying relationships. >> i unfriended everyone on facebook that was pro hillary. for the simple reason that those people couldn't possibly share my core values. >> my brother disowned me and myself and my wife were forbidden to come to his dinner. >> now they say it's time to take a political time-out. >> how it can help your marriage and friendships and sanity that tonight on "action news" at 11:00. >>> health check this noon, it's technically still winter but for allergy sufferers, it's feeling like spring. parts of texas and north carolina and arkansa

this city is known as the cradle of liberty. >> atlanta has more than 70 streets named peachtree. >>harvard university in nearby cambridge. >> fyi, atlanta has over 30 and the largest black collegings including morehouse, the alma mater of the reverend dr. martin luther king. back to you and the home of whitey bulger. >> that's pretty good, missouri. but boston is music to your ears. it's been called america's finest apartment hall and here's the pant building where aerosmith launched their career. >>l, want to close your eyes because i'm here with pat young, you know, the guitar hero guinness world record holder. you must work up quite an appetite doing that, huh? >> i'm starving. >> the varsity is the single biggest drive-in on the planet. it sells more than two miles of hot dogs each day and the biggest seller of coca-cola that's also based in atlanta. cheers. >> bostonians prae fehr a stronger doze of caffeine and dunkin' donuts has over 1,100 places in the area. i'm having tea because i hear this town throws one helluva tea parts. >> this place is what atlanta calls mek's dining

liberty. have they been rewritten by the from president trump? thousands of american say no and are protesting. court in a number of cities issued injunctionsns banning implementation of part of the decree. expressed herkel own concerns but he insisted the america -- order makes america safe again. the end of an open world? that is our question today. it is a pleasure to welcome rieke havertz. she works on a set online with a focus on the u.s. ban shows hemuslim is going to be exactly be president a lot of people fears. relentless, shortsighted, and ill advised. it is a pleasure to welcome thomas leiser. ands originally from texas a chairman of the organization republicans abroad in germany. issays the meeting access necessary and right. with this measure, president trump fulfills a campaign promise. finally, it is great to have alan posener back on the show. are protesting against the travel ban, but anyone with an israeli passport or visa is banned from entering 16 muslim countries. where's the muslim protest against that? at last count, five quarts in five u.s. states issued injunctions against this man, -- ban, agains

. >>> students in northern liberties picked up their rackets and went down the line and beyond to provide after school and clinics for the youngsters in the city. they have built three courts near the school and existing courts that bodine uses for its concern team. tennis in the city. lets talk about the phillies in clearwater and ducis rogers is down there. >> the phillies are down there early, a lot of guys down there trying to work on their bats and get the offense going in the right direction and the full squad workout is still days away and miguel franco is try to fix the swing. and lets go live to ducis rogers in clearwater with more on the new bats brought in to protect franco in the lineup. last season the phillies were 29 and in batting average and dead last in runs scored. they went out to get two good bats and those guys can provide veteran leadership. >> michael saunders and howie kendrick has a combined 19 years at the major league level and are there to dart their knowledge for the younger players, they will learn the game and get better and that is how win and get better, lead by example and understanding that you know you are

city of brotherly love? this week on "nbc 10! at issue," we've got answers that may surprise you. like do you know the liberty bell's original name? how your neighborhood got its name? or why george washington had slai slaves in both philadelphia and mt. vernon. >> that's a touchy subject. it wasn't illegal what they did, but they did that to avoid their slaves being emancipated. >> plus, local help that can get you started building your family tree. that's sunday morning at 11:30 only on nbc 10. >>> coming up, a celebration of black history month and a focus of a renowned dance group in philadelphia. contrary to ancient wisdom, the sun doesn't rise. we do. yet, the more we travel, the more the world pushes back: corralling us and controlling us. so we seek a place... where we're given a choice not just to get up. but to rise. ♪ >>> tonight at 7:00, we are proud to bring you the celebration of black history month. the story of african-americans across our region making a difference. here's one of our top stories. ♪ >> i don't have dance, dance has me. >> that's joan meyers brown, the founder of philadanko in

city. on the right, st. john's church. >> for those who don't know, tell me about that. >> many people have their textbooks out right now. amber heard of a guy named patrick henry? give me liberty or give me death, pre-runner to the revolutionary war. >> it happened right here. you still preserve the church. when you go to richmond you're walking among history next to these modern restaurants and shops. how do you make sure that you keep that not to history alive while still advancing the city? >> this is about tourism, what attracts people to your city. one of the most attractions -- knowledge we have great historic features can we also have a great river that runs the city as well. the history is what keeps people coming back and coming back. if history brings initially than they can partake in a restaurants come in the great museums we have. they can see so many things spewing what are we coming up on? >> this is the view. william burr came, the settlers of virginia came up here and saw this band around the river. and remind him of richmond hill, the river thames in london. that's how he got the name richmond. so right here you had downtown. beautiful view of our downtown, f

no beating boston, from the home of paul revere to the american revolution, this city is known as the cradle of libertymed peachtree. >> here is america's very first college, harvard university in nearby cambridge. >> fyi, michelle, atlanta has 30 universities and colleges and moorehouse, the alma mater of dr. martin luther king jr., also the home of atlanta. back to you and the hometown of whitey bulgur. >> pretty good, mo. but boston's symphony hall has been called america's finest concert hall. here is the apartment building where aerosmith launched their rock 'n' roll career. >> well, michelle, you don't want to close your eye. because i'm here with tap young. you know, the guitar hero world record guinness book record holder. must workup quite an ew appetite doing that, huh? the varsity is the single biggest drive-in on the planet, selling more than 2 miles of hot dogs each day and the single biggest seller of coca cola, also based here in atlanta. cheers. >> cheers. >> bostonian prefer a stronger dose of caffeine in dunkin' donuts. 100 locations in the boston area. i'm having tea because i hear t

liberty or give me death speech. which else part the beginning of the american revolution. up next, the newly elected richmond mayor takes c-span cameras on driving tour the city. while in richmond, we took a driving tour of the city with the mayor. >>