through there and he didn't see it and i was above looking down at it and i saw a shiny thing in their. >> reporter: heat did -- he then found the ring. >> they started to scream when they looked at it. >> i feel like it was a dream. >> the ring was found and returned. >> i told dean last night, the way you reacted when that happened, i knew he really loved me and cared about me but that really showed. >> who cares about money or anything like that it is the ring and what it symbolizes. and when you come to terms with that it is liberating. >>> that is a great story. the folks that were helping were just neighbors. >> i love that. that makes the story even better. >>> temperatures today, we hit some records again. these are the highs from today, 83 fairfield, 80 napa and i do learn a lot from youtube videos. >> you can youtube almost anything. >> 77 san jose that tied a record today. here is the big area of high pressure there is the clouds -- there are the clouds. it will bring us back to 75% but where the high pressure as it is pointed up over here, the current te

i believe that some points, i was looking down over the building. get you toa building. i get how this can get you to a certain level where you can then do things in the real world. it can go further though. in this programme, you are going to try a series of tasks. earlier this year, it was announced that the uk's national health service is invested in this idea of using virtual reality to battle severe mental health issues, by putting survivors ina health issues, by putting survivors in a virtual environment they would struggle with in the real world. this immersive approach, plus the availability of virtual therapist is, more readily provide more therapy to more people at a lower cost. at the heart of all mental health problems are difficulties interacting in the world and with vr, we can put you back in situations that are troubling and coach them on the best ways to think, feel and behave in those situations. we have got to test on trial and make sure that things work, but the potential is enormous. that was a look at how doctors may soon be ve

and, crashing early and looking down and out.orwegian is made of sterner stuff and he will be grouped to stage one of the winter games's great comebacks to lead home in norwegian one that, two, three. kramer secured a victory of a different kinds, his victory of the 5000 metre speedskating completes his domination of this event since 2010, plus this time it was an 0lympic record. perrine laffont claimed france's first gold medal of the games, when she beat defending champion justine dufour—lapointe to win the women's freestyle's moguls. the teenager scored 78.65 for a narrow win over the canadian, while yulia galysheva was third — winning only the second ever winter games medal for kazakhstan. in the last event of the day, david gleerscher surprised everyone to win the men's luge for austria. germany's felix loch had been the big favourite and had led all the way until the final run. and the weather has once again disrupted the skiing events, with the women's giant slalom postponed on day three because of strong winds. the event

paul looked down, he said, "wow, it looks like somebody's getting killed down there." he was right.uru or high priest, have been indicted in the murder of sharon tate and six others. >> all of the elements are present for one of the most sensational murder trials in american history. seven people brutally murdered in a glare of hollywood history. the involvement of a mystical hippie clan, which despises straight, affluent society. young girls supposedly under the spell of a bearded svengali who allegedly masterminded the seven murders. >> good morning. >> why? >> the sun's shining this morning. >> it is? >> yeah. >> charles manson cleverly masqueraded behind the image of being a hippie, goes up to haight-ashbury district, surrounds himself with a bunch of young followers. their lifestyle was sex, orgies and lsd trips. allegedly, he gets them to mass murder for him. >> with blood, the killer scrawled on a refrigerator door "death to pigs." >> you see, prior to these murders, nobody associated hippies with violence and murder. people would pick up a hitch-hiking hippie. there was no b

look at the current rates. mta went from 7 to $2. the police department rate went from 26.50 to $6. that's more of the reflection of the volume of appeals going down for those permit types. so we're trying it out. we'll see how it goes. it does look like there might be a bit of a deficit, but as you will see if you go to the next slide on page 7 we are looking at expenditure savings so i think we'll end in the black, if we don't, it would be covered by this reserve fund and there wouldn't be concern about having an actual deficit to deal with. >> that was my concern, why it's -- i'm probably skipping ahead. but the -- it's not like -- there's a surplus of 18,000 which isn't much. and there has been a trend that seems to be less activity for ourselves here and some of that may have been the at&ts or verizons, sorry to mention brand names but that's what they are. i was concerned that through the actions of reducing the fees and that very narrow margin of 18,000 which is not going to grow the surplus that much, when there's increase of expenditures of 34,000 for next year -18, we're in the red. that's why i thought the budget was a little tight. >>

that's clearly not right if you look at the subsequent write—down.rd have been asking further, more probing questions? perhaps, but from our perspective against the backcloth of the management environment and information we received, the testing and challenging of management, you know, we believe there was no basis at that time for not accepting the view that management put forward. more now on the centenary of some women being given the vote. a hundred years ago today, on the 6th of february 1918, over eight million women, and all men over the age of 21, were finally given the right to vote. the laws didn't extend to all women, but it began a period of great change for equal rights. jane hill is at westminster for us. welcome back to westminster in the shadow of the houses of parliament. the british house of commons store only has 32% female mps, up from what it was, but somewhere behind a lot of other developed countries. that said, we are not only talking about women in public life, we are trying to address issues that concern all women across the

fun for all of the family, but only the bravest dare look down. tim allman, bbc news. final. america‘s jamie anderson took silver. to keep up—to—date, go to the bbc sport website. the grime artist, stormzy, has taken two of the top prizes at the brit awards, the biggest annual event for britain‘s music industry. in a controversial closing performance, he attacked prime minister theresa may for her response to the grenfell tower fire disaster. stormzy won best british male solo artist and british album of the year. dua lipa won two awards, including best british female solo artist. there is much more on all of the news on the website. and you can get in touch with me and most of the team on twitter. i‘m @bbcmikeembley. thank you for watching. a very cold spell of weather is on the way, it is just a little too early to say whether it‘s going to be particularly exceptional for the end of february and early march but one thing is for sure, it looks like temperatures could struggle to get above freezing, some time next week and there is snow on the way as well, just uncerta

conditions, as you roll through the morning, live look at route 202, coming through chester county, a beginning every rain, that wintery mix, they put down the salt brine solution yesterday. forty-two freeway, extra heavy from the acx in toward 295. here is a live look at route 30, the bypass, a lot of schools on that two-hour delay. that's probably going to help in the longrun. because, again, this whole storm coming through right at the height of our morning rush hour. here is a live look down in delaware, outside of dover downs, again, rain, combination of rain, and that wintery mix, making things slippery. shear patco's plan for tomorrow. westbound trains into philadelphia only. starting 6:00 a.m. if you live in philly and use patco to go to new jersey, you're out of look for tomorrow morning rush hour. eastbound service only start at 1:20. there is only four select stations where you can pick up those trains. here in philly, the best option to get to the parade tomorrow is going to be the mark frankford and the broad street subway. free rides for everybody, i was going to detail the regional rail lines, but that plan already off the

and wentz went down against the ram and i kind of said look it's not over.ou can still get there. >> you did. >> you believe good things will happen well you believe. i'm so happy for the city. let's get back out to dave schratweiser on broad and locate you have to. >> reporter: we went up to higher grounds in the parking garage to give you a better look at this crowd. check this out at broad and locust, we were live 15, 20 minutes ago. there was no one in the street. check this out, there are people marching here from south philadelph philadelphia. everybody happy. everybody cheering. everybody excited. eagles fight song up and down the block, check this out. i'll let you listen for a secon second. >> blocked off all the way up to city hall. blocked off. people can gather, but i would say again, my estimates last time were 5 to 10,000, it's bigger than that now and growing by the second. by the second. the police are out there. keeping everybody orderly, everybody is behaving but having a great time out here. just cheering, i see dancing, i see a little mum

fine for all of the family, but only the bravest dare look down. tim allman, bbc news.y changing how much light plants get, they can speed up crop cycles by over 50%. it‘s of massive importance since the world has to produce up to 80% more food by 2050 to feed 9 billion people. i spoke to dr lee hickey, senior research fellow from the university of queensland centre for crop science to find out how nasa inspired the research. yeah, you‘re right, we were originally inspired by nasa, and they were trying to grow wheat in outer space, i guess as food supply for astronauts. but the way that they were doing it, they were exposing the wheat plans to continuous light so the plants did not sleep and it tricked them into producing seed very quickly, much faster than normal, and we thought "what a cool tool this could be to speed up the rate of improvement of our crops here on planet earth." now, as you say, it‘s a "cool tool." can you describe this technology and is this something that any farmer can use? well, it‘s certainly a tool for plant breeders who are developing these im

and so i looked down, rolled up my sleeves, and i had been shot. what had knocked my rifle out was my rifle was hit by an ak-47 round, and that ricochetted into my arm and boom, i dropped the rifle. but i didn't know that. i was pumping so much adrenaline that when i finally got to the point, i said, hey, any medic around here? oh my god t t, the captain's be hit. they pulled the bullet out and dressed the wound and they said, we have to send you back to the hospital because you may have broken a bone but it's not a life threatening wound. i said, put me on some damn helicopter, i want to be back here soon at night. this night. and they did. they looked at me and they said, no broken bones, they put a better surgical wrap on it. i was back in command. the next day, the mission was to take people down and go through, again, this time not being ambushed in the middle of the -- just before it's bark dadark, g and do some dismounted patrols. so i put out three patrols, all infantry guys. i was the only ranger in the company. the cavalry troop. so i sai

tam looking down on the bay, it's 62 degrees in san francisco, oakland 59, mountain view 63, 66 in sane. looking at the golden gate from emeryville. it's 65 up north in santa rosa,, 60 at napa, 63 at novato. here's a look across the bay, here's our forecast features, it will be clear and chilly overnight, a little bit cooler tomorrow, with just a few high clouds passing through, but still a beautiful valentine's day, and it will be turning warmer again by the end of the week. so we do have a warmup coming our way. it is a little chillier in the inland valleys. right around the bay, we'll see lows in the upper 30s to right around 40 degrees. chilly everywhere, coilld in so spots. here's your day planner, we start the day out with sunny skies, skies will remain mostly sunny and bright and we'll have a few high thin clouds in the evening. tomorrow 59 degrees at both half moon bay and san francisco. 60 across the bay in oakland. mainly low 60s right around the bay shoreline, 62 at freedmont and palo alto. 60 over at richmond, 60 at napa. down in the south bay, we'll see low to mid 60s, tha

just looking in her eyes the whole world, slowed down. wife and just know that i get to spend the rest of my life with her. she has been there. but then all around us, my teammates, my coaches, their loved ones that is what it is about, when you can just enjoy it, the love, the joy, everything, you do with one another, the support. i can't say enough. i necessity doug's the same way that is what it it is about. >> nick right here, clarence hill, west lake quarterback, tweeting a video of you running that same super bell trick play, in west lake do you remember running a similar play like that in high school in your experience doing that. >> that was actually sam running that. i know the clip you are talking about. sam, you know, university of texas quarterback, tremendous player, but, you know, difficult see that clip and it was very similar to what we did. he made a great catch. i guess it is a west lake quarterback thing. it is really cool. >> nick. >> yes. >> good to see you. >> what did you do last night, can you walk us through what

back to second show up to fifteen hung over within a whisker of a european spot and if we take a look down the other end of the table no change absolutely at the bottom for cologne hamburg or minds worrying times for them and there may be some movement of course after sundays and mondays games now it's time to present the play of the day as voted by you on twitter and the winner with fifty six percent of the vote is the . laver couzin winner took advantage of a defensive mistake by hamburg just fancy bit of work that helped fire to victory. is your play of the day. stuff now that's all for us here at the bundesliga sit back and enjoy these images from the weekend's action so far so for me and the rest of the team here in berlin. as in. this week's highlights. cares and i do agree. how conscious cocktails are trendy. no fast food the creations of the spice yes cold that. you wrote. on the good. news of the resistance sophie showing. young women whose lives have just become in the nazis took power. but they believed in freedom equality and justice. the insurer flowing from one comes. down wi

so the national guard armory building would be on the far left top corner there, looking down on the building, or looking down on the ocean side treatment plant, and then you'll see here the hillside and the terraced kind of side, excuse me, the hillside terrace affected. you'll see in the photo there. those green structures in the foreground on the right-hand side will all come out and the westside recycled facility will go in that footprint there. any questions, please ask. thank you. >> supervisor tang. >> thank you very much. i'm just wondering, i know the item before us is the real property agreement, but we have been in conversation with public works how to irrigate sunset boulevard, while not using drinking water. one of the issues, no way to obtain recycled water. just wondering, would this help with that, sunset boulevard issue at all or do we need to create a whole separate pipeline for that? >> well, again, i'm not the project manager so probably not the best person to answer the question, but this project is again i think to facilitate golden gate park and other areas, we

back to second shall go up to fifty hung over within a whisker of a european spot and if we take a look down the other end of the table no change absolutely at the bottom for cologne hamburg or minds worrying times for them and there may be some movement of course after sundays and mondays games now it's time to present the play of the day as voted by you on twitter and the winner with fifty six percent of the vote is the . leverkusen winner took advantage of a defensive mistake by hamburg look at that fancy bit of work to help fire to victory. is your play of the day. lovely stuff now that's all for us here at the bundesliga sit back and enjoy these images from the weekend's action so far so for me and the rest of the team here in berlin. in the arctic the battle for natural resources is well underway. when neighboring states discover new resources and they take action to exploit them in the hopes of making a huge project souffle but international conflicts are looming on the horizon play because many more hours in the arctic region are not clearly defined place the fight for the arctic new

look why. on radar and satellite, a wide view. the rain originates so far down southwest. look at areas like memphis getting a pounding of rain. all of this is moving our direction. the yellows, oranges and reds are the pockets of heavy rain that will move our way. especially tonight into tomorrow. we're talking places 2 to 3 inches of rain by the time this has moved through. that's a good bit of rain for the area. right now we're at 33 degrees. that's why we're just talking rain across the region. that wind is going to be coming in from the south, southwest. that's a warm air flow. we're not cooling down. we're warming up. 35 at 8:00 a.m. by 11:00 a.m. 45 degrees. winds aren't terribly wrong. we're looking at just cloudy conditions during morning hours. then we see the heavier rain. here's the hour by hour model. tight along the 95 corridor. isolated showers possible. by the time we get into the afternoon, around 2:00 p.m., this is the start of a steadier rain. we're almost at 50 degrees in philly. it goes frup there. we'll talk more about how high the temperatures are thi

yes i wish it were or the people here wish they was looked i made sure and looked down at the people just before we went on air to see if the smile and maybe return but no for browsing. the expectancy that this situation is not quite over yet people on the floor argue that on many other analysts and economists and the economy out there the corporate earnings broadly support the market and that this was a correction that was overdue the market heated up a little bit too quickly but that everything was fundamentally ok but everyone still nervous considering what had happened and how it took basically almost everyone off guard and it is a spooky situation with so many people blaming machines over man and address what's happening in singapore is there even more skepticism that. well if you did see some rebounds to da starting all of the week on a good note but you're right in saying that investors are trading cautiously and the numbers do speak for themselves the climbs and the gains that we saw to d. will minute to a just inches ahead they will all the hung saying the sci even the souls

picture this deck washe on n stools and everybody wasood look down at the parkway. especially as the buss came through the area here. if you look down here, yoe here hanging out at mason's pub. still very busy inside. a lot of people have decided hecontinue. some other people decided they want to wait out get a seppta train back to where they are going. we're just going to wait it out. we're going to have some dinner and some fun and kind of keep an eye on things and just kind of people watch. did get a little rowdy, overall, everyone pret they did make a mess. it's going to take awhile to clean up. but listen, as far as massive parades go this was like an 11 out of 10. this was players went by and you coulhe appreciation we had for them and they had for us it didn't get better than that. then on the screens at the art museum. it was one of the most awesome things i have seen in my life as a philly sports fan and i'm a die hard belile thato yo i knowusyestdareing about a satisfiedwin. lot of people are riding that same high and that same momentum.ust in case we don'

look. this has really quieted down. it means the heavy rain is out of here.h rain did we pick up out of here? atlantic city a little over 2.5 inches. down by the water 2 inches. ocean city picked up over 2 inches of rain. a lot of that came later in the afternoon. south jersey you were one of the jackpot spots. this is in lower bucks. you have a little under 3 and a third inches of rain. finally up in the lehigh valley, let's get back to that. there we go. .08 in burkes county. a lot of the lehigh valleys are less than north and west. the average high is 43. check out these numbers. 65 in philadelphia. the warm air never made it to the lehigh valley. it won't make it there. unfortunately your time is running out. the chilly air is coming on in here. the 60s you see now will be a distant memory by the time you get to tomorrow morning. they will be showing you temperatures in the 30s and 40s. we'll be showing the showers at the shore. that's the chance here early in the morning. i think the chance is out of here by midday. we welcome back the sunshine. it will

and they are looking down the barrel ofa and they are looking down the barrel of a massive one all thisue of whether or not britain stays in a new customs union or not with the european union, because anna soubry, the tory mp, has put down an amendment to the trade bill, which we expect to see at some point in the next few weeks, the government holding back until they think they've shored up enough support, she wants to amend it, calling for a new customs union, and if, as seems likely now, the labour party swings in behind the and perhaps a dozen, maybe more, tory mps, there is a good chance the government could be defeated, and a customs union would be imposed on the government. 50 customs union would be imposed on the government. soto customs union would be imposed on the government. so to make sure the referendum result is respected, it would be out with the old customs union and in with something different that would replicate it? it's like our membership of the single market now is dependent on being a member of the eu. it's the same with the customs union. what is being proposed

back to second shock up to fifteen hung over within a whisker of a european spot and if we take a look down the other end of the table no change absolutely at the bottom for cologne hamburg or minds worrying times for them there may be some movement of course after sundays and mondays games now it's time to present the play of the day as voted by you on twitter and the winner with fifty six percent of the vote is leon bailey leverkusen winner took advantage of a defensive mistake by hamburg look at that fancy bit of work that helped prior to victory. is your play of the day. lovely stuff and that's all for us here at the bundesliga sit back and enjoy these images from the weekend's action so far for me and the rest of the team here in berlin owns our feet as in. powerful film and our. hearts twenty one. teaching courageous production. and can't stand there is. the marilyn international film festival. i'm in and perspectives. on official estimates more than one point two million venezuelans live in colombia legally and illegally. won't return to swallow. to visit friends is that i don't thin

back to second shall go up to fifty hung over within a whisker of a european spot and if we take a look down the other end of the table no change absolutely at the bottom for cologne hamburg or minds worrying times for them and there may be some movement of course after sundays and mondays games now it's time to present the play of the day as voted by you on twitter and the winner with fifty six percent of the vote is the . leverkusen winner took advantage of a defensive mistake by hamburg to look at the front see bit of fourth work that helped fire to victory. is your play of the day. lovely stuff now that's all for us here at the bundesliga sit back and enjoy these images from the weekend's action so far so for me and the rest of the team here in berlin. as in. europe. would you not. what defines. what binds the content to claim answers and stories of plenty of her. spotlight on people her cloak mixed. european concerts. displayed. a band that aims for the heart sees a. place from the heart. of the german first supermom skimming her. to. dublin to. take a look personally. with a little bit

we are looking down broad street. what you can see is the road itself looks fine. this is how many of the more major roadways are throughout philadelphia and i suspect along the rest of the aye i-95 corridor as well. rain mixed in with snow in the area. most are wet overnight instead of snowy. now the temperatures edged up a few degrees, things are starting to melt off. this is pretty good conditions for us. temperaturewise, not bad either. 35 at graduate hospital. 36 in fairmount. and 36 in port richmond. 33 in elkins park. not terribly cold to start this morning either. but if you are north and west of the city, those are the areas where there's a higher accumulati accumulatio accumulation, temperatures are colder. you have to watch out for slick spots. here's a look at radar and satellite. clouds in place across the region. we're going to see a lot of sunshine by this afternoon. it's going to be a pretty nice sunday for you. here's the forecast high temperature. 48 in center city. 46 in summer ton. and 45 in landsdale. 44 for clips town. allentown. 46 in easton.

if they are on their phone, on their maps looking down not looking at the road last year on super bowl sunday.. chp made 247 dui arrests statewide.one person died and 41 others were injured in alcohol-related crashes.officer vu williams/spokesman, chp san franciscowe are hoping that people are responsible and they use the multitude of other options they have to get around. rideshares, muni, bart, designated drivers.once a stop is made.. officers say there are tell-tale signs of someone driving under the influence.officer joaquin arias/chp san franciscoso a lot of time you can see it just by their eyes, we contact tons of people every day so we see what regular eyes look like so when we see someone who is impaired, it's red its watery you can see it..the second thing we also look for is out sense of smell so we smell alcohol. a lot of time as soon as you roll down the window, alcoholic beverage is emitting from the vehicle officers reminding people if you are caught driving under the influence, you can be sent to jail.. and pay up to 10-thousand dollars in fines. reporting live in

did not hit my elbow, but it knocked my elbow out from under me and i went down on my face. i looked up with a sheepish grin on my face. the first sergeant was standing next to me by a tree. a big guy, super guy, he reached down and grabbed me by the collar. drag me up to the tree and said captain, the men will fight the vc. your job is to fight the company. now do your job. so i never fired my rifle again for the next 30 hours. >> so it was a long -- >> yeah. >> what else happened? >> just getting bravo company and pulling back. pulling back without turning our backs and running. they pull this out. this is something that always bothered me. we pulled out and got out, there is the rice paddy area just full of u.s. first infantry division. we were evacuated by helicopter and all these first infantry division people were supposed to go in and take care of it. the next day my commander told me to go up there and brief the battalion commander and anyone else that would listen to me. so i did. nobody was interested in talking to me. the people were still out on the rice paddy area. i gue

convertible floating around the earth right now with a dumb any it looking down on us. elon musk, fascinated, the rocket goes up, and the rockets come back down to the launch pad where it takes off. >> amazing. >> thought i would never see. that will we want to see nick foles, the philly special one more time. >> yes. >> can't see it enough. >> here goes. he called the play. the coach said okay, let's do it. >> practiced three times. won't do that yet? i do have it. hole on a second. first, more importantly, the wetter. >> well yes. it is a mess out there this morning, we have rain, freezing rain, sleet, and some snow, depends on where you are. and it is highly changeable, too. that's why we have the winter weather advisory in effect for the rest of the morning. for the philadelphia area, down new castle county, delaware, to the north and west of us, and winter storm warning in the poconos, where we are expecting accumulating snow. now we're not expecting any accumulation here. but we will get a mess, even after it changes over to rain. so, it is as four out of ten. bus

we are down 100 points on the year. we look like we are about to go back down about 900 points at the moment. the atmosphere down here the fine and treasury is helping this. let's remember a couple of things here. we have not seen the significant pullback. the volatility index while it is up at trading it has been a revenue generator. the steam roller one on this little bout here. the market is can gain some momentum. gold is still a good point to go. you are still up money. now we have a very short. of time another full percentage point. the s&p has just turned negative on the session. we are going without commercial breaks. we will work you through every single metric that's going on here. we want to make sure that you understand in the end we are still well above where we were just about half a year ago at the moment. we have now below 25,000. with the loss of 1,043. the s&p is a better indicator because you have that 500 stocks. and that now having turned negative on the session i want to say a minute and 20 seconds ago giv

earlier this morning it looked like the futures were down by 600 points still you're looking at down 368 after the biggest point decline we've seen in history. yesterday the market was down by almost 1200 points at the end of the-day. t the nasdaq is off by 36. just in case you missed t you probl probably didn't, here's how yesterday's record drop played out. this is a time lapse video of what happened with the dow down 200, down 300, down 400 as you got closer to the end of the day, down 1600 points almost at one point by the end of the session, 1,175 point decline. decline of 4.6%. this is the biggest point drop in history add it up, the dow traveled 5100 points yesterday down 4.6% does not rank in the top 12 or 15 declines we've ever seen the biggest decline was october of 1987, a 22% decline this was enough to get peoples attention. the dow and s&p lost more than a third of their 2017 gains just during the last two sessions if you were wondering what else was going on behind the scenes, volatility this was the big story volatility is back yesterday we were talking at this time ab

firefighter looking down, we thought people heard explosion earlier. so taking a look. there is mike walking right up. we can hear him. mike why don't you tell us what you are seeing? >> i think we have a crew down there already. >> we do. >> yes, i think we do. >> oh, manhole cover blew off. how are you guys doing? just a manhole cover? >> that's what it appears to be. >> explosion? >> so they've shutdown market street. we have skyfox over it, as well. >> we got a slot of you now as you are walking around. >> i'm not as interesting as the manhole cover i would imagine. >> well right now they seem to be just standing. steve, do you know anything yet? >> yes. nobody was hurt, which is a surprise, because it is the morning rush. it happened right past 9:00. and i believe this exact manhole cover had another underground explosion about eight years ago, i think november 2010. they took the manhole off here. at third street just to air it out t smells like that plastic burning smell again. you got it, brother. we are getting moved up the other block. so but one firefighter i

. >> i was driving, i just happened to look down and notice the this was running down my chest. >> she was on her way to work when this creepy crawler came out to see what's up, girl? >> same thing happened to me. it was the same spider, i tell you what i screamed at a volume i have never screamed before since. >> i don't mind spiders but when i don't know where they are and they surprise you when you're driving, i'm not keen in that. >> it's hidden in the air vents. she thinks if she turns the air on it will blow out. >> right in her face. >> [ bleep ] can you see his little feet? >> whoa! >> that's a big spider. >> torch the car. torch the car. >> no. no. no. >> this is so australia. the spider,i the person is like yeah. >> oh, he's there. see, buddy don't come back please. >> the next morning. >> no? >> look at this. hey, what's up, girl? >> hold on a second. we're all assuming that's the same spider. and not like, spider buddies that are spawning deep inside the vents of this car. >> oh, i never thought about that. >> wait, how did it get inside. >> that's what she wants to know. >

and -- gee. >> not cool, jen, not cool. >> ah-la-la, take a look down the gull legal. >> a big, beautiful animal and eli handled it with calm. >>> when you're a parent and you see your kid running down the middle of the street -- >> time stops and you take off like usain bolt. >> not this mom. >> look at us running! >> in fact, this mom is cheering her son on. she's so happy to see him running away from her. his name is wyatt. he'd been at a buddy's house in montgomery, alabama, when mom courtney picked him up, he asked if he could run home. he took off. he ran all the way home already she is following closely behind. >> she's letting him blow off steam. you know you get home from school, bouncing off the walls. she's like, all right, do it. >> get it, boy, get it, run! >> the reason this is precious is because this 7-year-old boy had had an aneurysm, a brain aneurysm. that diagnosis was just 18 months ago. and he had to have surgery. he spent 49 days in the hospital. and afterward, he had to learn how to walk, he had to basically learn everything all over again. so when his mom picked hi

late in the night, it looks like it starts to die down. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, today, brisk and cold, a lot of sunshine out there, 35 feeling like the 20s him tomorrow up to 42. lots of clouds, overnight into wednesday morning, we dip cold enough, especially north and west of philadelphia, and close to the city, to get the wintry mix early before a changeover to rain. and your high on wednesday is 39. 36 pretty cold and brisk on thursday. partly sunny and brisk on friday, 4. back to the 40 os for the weekend another round ever rain possible sunday. >> 5:14 a.m., our super bowl coverage continues. fans rush to stores to get the championship gear overnight they are restocking and anticipating larger crowds today. we'll take you live to a store in south philadelphia. >> about the half-time performance, we have the moments people will be talking about today. >> reporter: looking at the schuylkill expressway at belmont. we'll take you to the northeast and check woodhaven road and few other accidents coming up next. new tv

. >> i looked down.here was a knife and i just stabbed her like 17 times apparently. >> and now -- >> [ bleep ] [ bleep ]. >> the pain of incarceration begins to take a toll. >> like a dog [ bleep ] jabbed with a stick all day long. i'm pissed off. >> i understand that. >> i'm pissed off. >> no kidding. ♪ oh yea >>> charleston, south carolina is rich in civil war landmarks including the old city jail. an operation between 1802 and 1939. its occupants included prisoners of war between the army and pirates. today, the charleston county jail is the sheriff al cannon detention center. it houses about 1300 men and women. >> selling some cookies for some noodles, man. got to keep that stomach full because they don't get [ bleep ] in here. >> most are awaiting resolution of their cases. tilghman kronsberg is only a few days away from his one year anniversary here and his stay isn't likely to end soon. >> it's been horrible. i'm not used to this. you know, there's a lot of guys who come in here and it's no big d

countries choose to adopt their own i'm not necessarily convinced i think some nations will of course look down this route such as russia maybe even the likes of north korea with the backing of all the cons but whether this becomes the norm in countries like the u.k. or the u.s. may be a little bit further down the line and may take a slightly alternative form cryptocurrency is of course craig are meant to be free from institutional control so it's a little bit contradictory to have an author or a terry in government like venezuela suddenly using them yes that those go against the grain per se i think really when we're looking at crypto currencies though this decentralization that it's targeting is ultimately the aim of the project but once governments gets involved it's difficult to achieve that aim governments around the world courtly will be looking at ways to adopt it themselves utilizing the block chain technology that is behind it in order to democratize society and ultimately that is where we're heading so i do think governments are going to take control of this and possibly in the futur

sorry what they did was act like children this is the kind of stuff that was you know everybody looked down the democrats down their nose out at the republicans for doing for eight years to obama and then they turn around and there they are they are pouting. and i'm tired whatever and all looking at each other you know a dramatic a walkout doesn't tell me that you actually care and i think that if the democrats want to win back liberal voters live quote unquote liberal voters they're going to have to change their tactic because what i didn't see was resisting i saw temper tantrum. nancy pelosi and they're like regular. little school children do the work because you told everybody earlier oh you should be polite and just sit there lately and then shoot the biggest means of the morning. in the face of what some are calling unprecedented opposition from residents conservation groups and business owners washington state governor jay inslee denied a proposal from vancouver energy to build the united states' largest rail to marine terminal in vancouver washington along the columbia river governor

what are we thinking of jerusalem looking like down the road?ndous city that brings us together or it could create aggression and violence that we've never seen before. >> there was some hope that, among certain palestinians and arabs that while president trump announced this move, the embassy wouldn't actually move. vice president pence now says the embassy will move next year. would you urge delaying that actual move? >> well, again, it comes back to how do we look at this. so one part of the office of peace has been jerusalem to the israelis. what is the incentive to the palestinians? we are all -- and i'm not just saying people in the middle east, but our european and western colleagues are the peace proposal to be provided. the hiccup at the moment is, out of tremendous frustration, the palestinians don't feel that the united states is an honest broker, but in the same time, they're reaching out to the europeans and i think to me that is a signal that they do want peace. how do we build the confidence and trust between the palestinian leade

look where we see the -- here. right now 558 stocks are downv screen or did only 15 are gaining. -- mov screen. only 15 are gaining. look at these huge names. we see the biggest names broken down by index points, rather than percentage change. the biggest names here as far as top 10 points your racers on the stoxx 600. normally we don't see them down 1% or more. we do see that as the case today. bp, asml downell, almost 2%. ubs, glaxosmithkline all down more than 1% this morning. they really do damage to the stoxx 600. we have very few gainers right now. take a look at the few we do have up right now. let brooks one of the few gainers, up 2%, but otherwise you don't see anyone else putting gains up 1% or more. sandvik and land's are the only two that do that. here are the top 10 gainers on the stoxx 600. there are only five other gainers. everything else is a loser today. guy: stoxx 600 just below its moving average. from a technical point of view, that's something to pay attention to. trend following models will pay attention, as well. volatil

down. well yeah i heard i read that and i kind of looked at it you area but i call it economic and then military economically speaking china it is a neo mercantile it's the economy we talked about it before they're going to do bigger than your economic policies they're going to set up their own tariff barriers i mean any try to import here something is twenty five percent duty export the united states it's one or two percent so china does towards for its you know does what is it in its own interests japan and south korea did the same thing to united states for decades in less detroit in michigan hobbled in the steel columns of pennsylvania broke. but now when china does it china's too big there's twenty chaney's for every japanese so now the chinese are such economic juggernaut in terms of economic rivalry i think absolutely it is the number one economic rivalry with no country can come there i mean europe is kind of a you know look at look at the technicals you know tech scene in europe it's almost nonexistent it's completely. you know it's playing it is really not a challenge at this point rus

not too cold looking down broad street in center street. let's bring in chief meteorologist tammie souza. no umbrellas needed. >> tomorrow grab the sunglasses. yes, you will need a jacket. probably top out in the low 40s. that is cool but not cold. not as warm as we saw it with all of those soggy conditions over the weekend. clear skies tonight. 61 with our highs today. after that we fell into the 40s and that is where we remained. really nothing to report today. at this hour, looking at three search in philadelphia. 23 in pittsburgh. in the neighborhoods, temperatures comparable. 34 in coatesville. 32 in atlantic city, and 33 in trenton. one in allen town. 24 in atlantic city. philadelphia wake up to 25 degrees tomorrow morning with plenty of sunshine. this is what you need to know. warm and wet this week. valentine's day mainly dry. could see some sprinkles or showers probably late at night and then we are going to have a pleasant holiday weekend at least saturday and sunday. doppler radar clear for tonight. anything in pennsylvania and y

we're looking at 3 to 6 inches in lehigh and berks county. across the river toward camden county, as we head downard the shore, you can see no accumulation there. even though you see some snowflakes mixing in here from time to time, i would not expect that to accumulate. look at tomorrow's forecast. once we get rid of the storm during the overnight hours, we return with the sunshine and full vengeance. sunshine and temperatures climbing into the upper 50s to upper 40s to around 50 tomorrow afternoon. we'll have the latest totals for you at 11:00. >> that's nbc10 news for now. we'll see you tonight after the olympics, nightly news is next. >>> adam rippon's surprising olympic roots here in philadelphia. meet the first coach that put him on the road to success. and how he's making history in pyeongchang. >>> chess on ice? curling clubs here in philadelphia are the cool place to be this olympics. now, see how it's done and how you can play. the music defining a generation, how k-pop has taken over south korea and spreading the globe. russians are charged with interfering in the u.s. election, presid