on falcons in powe powe season play, right now score 10-six atlanta "action news" reporter annie mccormack live with fans, having some fun and hoping for the best, annie. >> reporter: well, yeah fans were in good spirits at end of the many hours long tailgate who ift a the cold nice warm and they were full of high spirits head today's game. here's some thoughts that we got on their way in linc. >> e-a-g-l-e-s eag also. >> we are going to win. >> eagles nation. >> bird. >> we believe, in you nick foles. >> our tailgate was great. we were here for 12:00 o'clock on. >> yeah. >> awesome awesome.o it and do it good. wein, that is all we want, anyway we can pull it out just bring it home give us another week at home. >> go bird. >> reporter: the reactions at the end of this game could go one or two ways. we will be here to hear them and bring them to you later on in the night on "action news" for now reporting live outside the linc annie mccormack for tn green italian bread, game day favorite for people coming to bakery.re is more another favorite tomato pie complete with the eagles logo in chee

reporting live from center city annie mccormack for channel six "action news". >> eagles fans are veryi have always said. that thank you. >>> which brings us to the main event, jeff skversky is here with the pregame break down. i can't explain it. i am in the playing tomorrow but i'm nervous. >> are you. >> that pregame jitter thing. >> you'll be all right. >> eagles. >> i'm nervous. >> eagles are not anxious, nervous they are loose talking to the guys in the locker room yesterday, tone day again at practice the guys are loose. they are ready. >> i'm glad they are because i'm uptight. >> well, happy birthday nick foles. eagles quarterback turning 29 today, foles spending the day at work planning a big party, perhaps for tomorrow night, in the nfc championship game against vikings eagles are a win away against the super bowl. foles and eagles have their final walk through as they get set for vikings and that best defense in football. foles is only fourth quarterback in nfl history to make it to the super bowl having started only three, regular season games. foles believes his relationsh

but from me nick marshall—mccormack and the rest of the sport team, goodbye.o there. sunday was a day of was a significant change in our weather. we started off very cold. some north areas stay that way below freezing for the afternoon but some mild air began to push on from the south—west. skip ahead to tuesday, all of us will be in that mild air. double digit temperatures and the process of pushing the cold air away and bringing the mild air across the country continues as we head through the first part of this money morning. still possibly cold enough for some icy stretches in the north—east, generally speaking a much milder start the day. a lot of dry weather around as well. some showers blowing in across the north—west of scotland, falling as rain because look at the temperatures, five, six, seven degrees. many places didn't get as high during sunday afternoon. further south, large areas of cloud and sunny spells, one area of rain perilously close to the south coast of england, that once the ground for too long. through wales and much of the south—west it

i'm nick marshall—mccormack, and that was your sport briefing for friday.s president trump cancelled his visit to london, what do you think it means about the special relationship between the uk and the us. he said that he was not a big fan of the obama administration selling off the best uk embassy only to seller. lots of you have been getting in touch. thomas from ireland says it will not change anything. mr celtic says not buying the word cancelled, he isjust fea rful of the word cancelled, he isjust fearful of public reaction. 400 yea rs fearful of public reaction. 400 years is a long time, and juliana from tennessee says it would not wa nt from tennessee says it would not want this full in my country either. aa man want this full in my country either. a a man from newjaensch saint —— new hampshire, saying he is showing you the greatest honour by not turning up. another says he has failed to understand that one select that he represents all of us. stay with us, more to come. hi there. i'll be the first one to admit the weather has not been exciting in t

captain kelly mccormack didn't want the family to sit in the cold.icult postop can be. >> my wife is a transplant recipient. >> reporter: he loaded the family into his cruiser saying they could stay with him as he went to go get gas but after gassing up he kept driveing. >> we got to lindfield where she realized, are you driving us to portland and i said, yes, this is a kidnapping but it's legal. >> there were no words at that point. we were so thankful. >> reporter: about two hours later the family was safely back in maine. >> it's like we just got a break from all the worry that we had been experiencing and just need to get our daughter closer to home. it was so much more than we could have ever imagined. >> reporter: captain mccormick was able to make it back to boston and the garden before the end of the bruins game. remember he said his wife was an organ recipient. captain mccormack happens to be her kidney donor, reporting from the garden, nicole borelli, news center 5. >> that ride would have cost you $109 on uber. so he saved them some money

but from me, nick marshall—mccormack, and the rest of the sport team, see you later.guage but has become one of the top selling musicians in the country in the afrikaans genre. the bbc‘s taurai maduna sat down with him to talk about his music. it was not easy at first to sing in afrikaans as a black man. i did not know whether people would accept or understand what i was trying to do with this. but now, it is so natural to me. a lot of people may see afrikaans as the language of the oppressor and that sort of stuff, but it is nice to see we have come so but it is nice to see we have come so farand we but it is nice to see we have come so far and we are living in a nation where black people can sing at afrikaans and white people can sing in salute and it is not even funny any longer, my parents do not speak afrikaans what‘s the weather. my mother is zulu. we speak another language at home. and when i started singing, iwanted language at home. and when i started singing, i wanted to sing in afrikaans. people knew i had been speaking afrikaans but no—one ever thought i w

and another remarkable speech today was by french president emmanuel mccormack france is back was his message putting his country first but only together with his european allies just after the speech our correspondent in davos because of corba caught up with vanna horia president of the european investment bank and asked him for his reaction. i'm still more than impressed i know him and i call him from former times long long before he was a minister and i must say the way he developed over eight months from all of a sudden the french leader then after a couple of months the european leader and now he has brought himself in the position of the global leader it's amazing and it's very very encouraging for europe all in all this was a very good day for europe anyway we saw him on american saying francis back he wanted to promote business obviously but he also wanted europe to move forward with a set of reforms which one was the most striking to you both i mean the announcement from his back was very credible but at the same time he could have said also europe especially because i go bac

hello, i‘m nick marshall—mccormack and this is sport today. from the bbc sport centre.g up on this programme: super sub ageuro saves the day against bristol city in the english cup. kerber puts williams out of the contest in sydney with a powerful three set performance. but the dakar rally motorbike champion is out of the race after hurting his back in a jump. hi there — wherever you are around the world welcome to sport today. manchester city have come from behind to beat bristol city in the english league cup on a chilly night in england‘s north. pep guardiola‘s men had to work hard to turn it all around against an enthusiatic bristol side. city went down in the first half when bobby reid slotted a penalty after a john stones foul in the box. but the sky blues ramped things up the second half and equalised with a beautiful one—two move from kevin de bruyne and raheem sterling to give the belgian a delicious goal. and then the super sub sergio aguero came on and headed city into the lead. the shortest man on the park doing the damage in extra tine. city 2—1winners. ant

hello, i'm nick marshall—mccormack, and this is sport today, live from the bbc sport centre.s. new england destroy jacksonville dreams with tom inspired fightback. madison has the keys to the australian open quarter—finals, after flattening eighth seed caroline garcia. and terrific tommy does it again in abu dhabi. fleetwood delivers a back—nine masterclass to take the trophy. hi there, wherever you are around the world. welcome to sport today. it had to happen. tom brady threw two touchdown passes in the fourth quarter to lead the new england patriots to a berth in super bowl lii. the defending champions had to rally from behind to beat jacksonville 24—20. earlier i spoke to cindy boren, from the washington post, who watched the pats great comeback. well, you know, ithink well, you know, i think i write the same story every year at this time. ready engineers a fourth quarter comeback. the odds were stacked against him, he has a cut on his hand and you think they are finished. and they come back and win. the guy is a vampire, i am convinced of it. i am not so sure it was anyt

hello, i'm nick marshall—mccormack and this is sport today, live from the bbc sport centre.at the double. lionel messi moves into the all—time top ten goalscorers in the copa del rey. all out class down under too. roger federer finds out who he'll be up against in his australian open defence. and who needs snow and ice when you've got a steep mountain road? we go riding with the luger who has a novel approach to winter olympics training hi there. wherever you are around the world, welcome to sport today. lionel messi scored twice in the first 15 minutes for barcelona as they ripped apart celta vigo's defence to make the copa del rey quarter finals. new recruit phillippe coutinho was watching in the stands

hello, i'm nick marshall—mccormack and this is sport today, live from the bbc sport centre.er thrashes madison keys to make the australian open semi—finals. back in the swing. after 12 months out of the game tiger woods is ready for another comeback. and commissioner goddell gives us his insight into the nfl‘s kneeling that knocked national pride. even though we didn't disagree with the form of protest, we were forced to listen and really understand them and that doesn't happen very much in oui’ and that doesn't happen very much in our society. hi there wherever you are around the world, welcome to sport today. former champion angelique kerber stormed into the semi—finals of the australian open with a 6—1, 6—2 demolition of us open finalist madison keys on wednesday. the german 21st seed took just 51 minutes to crush the american 17th seed and will face either world number one simona halep or sixth seed karolina pliskova for a place in saturday's final. watching that match and still in awe of that performance is

hello, i'm nick marshall—mccormack and this is sport today, live from the bbc sport centre.oming up on this programme: at the double. lionel messi moves into the all—time top ten goalscorers in the copa del rey. all out class down under too. roger federer finds out who he'll be up against in his australian open defence. and who needs snow and ice when you've got a steep mountain road? we go riding with the luger who has a novel approach to winter olympics training hi there. wherever you are around the world, welcome to sport today. lionel messi scored twice in the first 15 minutes for barcelona as they ripped apart celta vigo‘s defence to make the copa del rey quarter finals. new recruit phillippe coutinho was watching in the stands and he liked what he saw as messi's masterclass elevated him into the top ten all—time scorers in the competition. barca coach ernesto valverde described "the first half" as "extraordinary." jordi alba, luis suarez and ivan rakitic also scored at the camp nou, to make it 5—nil on the night and 5—1 on aggregate. the draw for the quarter finals is

hello, i'm nick marshall—mccormack and this is sport today, live from the bbc sport centre.oming up on this programme: zidane signs a new contract, as his real madrid side crawl into the quarter—finals of the copa del rey. novak is back. the elbow isn't100%, but it's good enough to beat dominic thiem. and this guy's dakar rally chances are all at sea, as his dreams are washed away. hi, there, wherever you are around the world. welcome to sport today. zinedine zidane signed a new contract which will keep him at real madrid until 2020. but he admits results will need to start going his way to keep him in thejob. zidane played an almost unrecognisable real madrid team, to struggle through to the copa del rey quarter finals against numancia. lucas vasquez scored twice, as did guillermo for the second division side. they laboured to a 2—2 draw but real took the tie 5—2 on aggregate. earlier, alaves beat formentera 5—1 on aggregate and leganes are through to copa del rey quarter—finals for the first time in their 89 year history, at villarreal‘s expense. a week after a thrilling 2

hello, i'm nick marshall—mccormack and this is sport today. from the bbc sport centre.up. kerber puts williams out of the contest in sydney with a powerful three set performance. but the dakar rally motorbike champion is out of the race

hello, i‘m nick marshall—mccormack and this is sport today, live from the bbc sport centre.pa del rey. novak is back. the elbow isn‘t 100%, but it‘s good enough to beat dominic thiem. and this guy‘s dakar rally chances are all at sea, as his dreams are washed away. hi, there, wherever you are around the world. welcome to sport today. zinedine zidane signed a new contract which will keep him at real madrid until 2020. but he admits results will need to start going his way to keep him in thejob. zidane played an almost unrecognisable real madrid team, to struggle through to the copa del rey quarter

nick marshall—mccormack looked ahead to the matches earlier with two players who know exactly what it'svent. with the nfl season now at the business head ahead of the championship matches, we're joined by two players, who know what it's like to get to the super bowl. thanks forjoining us. the nfl championship playoffs, but first i wa nt to championship playoffs, but first i want to ask you about a london—based nfl team, you have played in the uk, what about the jet lag? how does it affect your game? obviously we're feeling it now. would it affect you ifa feeling it now. would it affect you if a team was based permanently here and had to fly to the us. every team has their advantage, you go to new england its cold, you go to denver it's got the altitude, so if there was a franchise in london, they will have an advantage as well. even texas has this heat, so you can't make excuses, you have to go on the road and win games. a contentious issue and it will go on until a team gets there, let's go one to the championship. let's talk about the new england patriots because this man in particula

reporting live from willingboro, annie mccormack for channel six "action news".ack to you. >> thank you. >>> two people are confirmed dead following yesterday's two car collision in willingboro, burlington county. interest happened around 5:00 on route 130 near beverly rancocas road. victim's car was struck by a minivan, impact sent victim's vehicle through a guardrail and into a lake. the deceased are husband and wife robert and janet stephens of burlington township, both were in the 50's. they were pronounced dead last night at lordes medical center , the cause of the crash remains under investigation. >>> we are ending this weekend with bone chilling temperatures which, of course, very different from the way weekend began. >> meteorologist melissa magee has a look at those, very low temperatures, melissa. >> sarah and walter that cold air has settled back in across much of the delaware and lehigh valleys. we should typically be closer to 40 degrees for daytime high , no where near that today right now in philadelphia coming in at 25, it is 22 for reading and a

pat mccormack hired and fired hundreds of people at netflix. hackers get into a company network using the breakroom refrigerator and people are making money slurping soup. our reporter laura from "usa today" and mark from bloomberg this week on "press: here." >>> good morning. i'm scott mcgrew. i just met my guest and she seems like a very nice woman, but petition mccord's idea how to make a company make me uneasy. she was in charge of hiring and firing people at netflix. she was key in making netflix the juggernaut it is today. netflix was not a family and they quickly cut employees it no longer found useful, even those that helped create the company. i'm quoting, hard work doesn't count. she estimates she's hired hundreds and has a new book called "powerful: building a culture of freedom and responsibility." she's joined by laura of "usa today" and explain to me hard work doesn't count because my mom told me different. >> hard work in itself doesn't count. i love your introduction. pretty on the edge. it wasn't like we hired and fired -- >> n

. >> reporter: david mccormack thinks learning to handle horses has taught him how to handle himself.u have to have perseverance to deal with your troubles. you have all the elements you have in the community. stress factors, it teaches you thousand act as opposed to react like we have in our past. >> reporter: i sure hope this works for you. >> i think i've got a right this time, i really do. >> reporter: harry smith, nbc news, canyon city, colorado. >> great story to end with. that is nbc nightly news on a sunday night. lester holt will be back in tomorrow. i'm kate snow, for all of us here at nbc news, have a great night. ..... >>> live from the beverly hilton in beverly hill hads, the "2018 golden globe arrival special." ♪ >>> and welcome to nbc's "golden globe arrival special." i'm carson daly. >> fun to be with you. >> we're in beverly hills. this event does kick off hollywood's award season and a good opportunity to see some of the biggest stars and celebrate their accomplishments

i'm nick marshall—mccormack, and this is your sport briefing for thursday.of a kid who is destined for baseball fame. later on thursday, three—time defending champions barcelona host celta vigo in the last 16 of spanish football's copa del rey. lionel messi and luis suarez were both given the night off in the first leg 1—1 draw. but their skill will be needed tonight to get them through. barcelona are the favourites to lift the trophy for a record extending 30th time. the copa del rey began back in 1903, the same year the south african open was first held. that makes it one of golf‘s oldest national championships. this year it's hosted by ernie els. the "big easy" is one of four major—winners who'll tee off on thursday. i was fortunate enough to win it five times and then basically play as host a little bit, you know. it is our major in this country, you know, it is the oldest event we have and it really rival some of the really great championships around the world, and we wanted to try and bring that charisma back. london will take centre stage later, as th

guy: we believe it on that note, james mccormack. let's catch up on what we need to know around the world. bondtte: guy, billionaire manager jeff fungundlach said te s&p 500 will end the year with a negative return. which is why he sees the u.s. benchmark falling after a decent run early in 2018. he also said he is dubious of the long-term value of bitcoin. corning about 7000 jobs in italy. familiar to people with the matter, the company has started informal discussions with union to review ways to reduce labor costss, while remaining in compliance with italian law. they would be in favor of reducing the headcount through about 4000 early retirement and about 3000 voluntary buyouts over three years. a spokesperson for telecom italia declined to comment. sony's ceo wants to be a buyer in the wave of consolidation sweeping through the entertainment industry. he says is company recently talked to 21st century fox about acquiring the film and tv assets, but eventually lost out to disney. he spoke to bloomberg in las vegas. the strategy i

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danville named elizabeth harmon who was this beautiful woman and lincoln instead of staying at the mccormack house where the lawyers were he stayed with the harmons and there was nothing there -- i don't mean in the the usual sense that we now think of those things but her husband oscar harmon was not as close to lincoln as was elizabeth and she and lincoln got going on the loss of willie one night and he sat up all night with her. that's very unusual for him and harmon was a legislator he would write back "mr. lincoln asks about you." and that relationship maintai d ed. she came down to see him off when the train left illinois. i talked to michael burlingame about it. some of these relationships are inconsistent. he was comfortable with married women because they were no threat and they didn't have to worry about impressing him. >> older as chuck said. older matrons. >> and there's evidence beyond the racial divide -- the sojoew sojourner truth meeting was so interesting. she was not happy when he called her auntie. she told him right then and there that isn't what she likes to be called bu

pat mccormack hired and fired hundreds of people at netflix.any network using the breakroom refrigerator and people are making money slurping soup. our reporter laura from "usa today" and mark from bloomberg this week on "press: here." >>> good morni

we have with us in the audience, the past presidents, president mccormack, thank you for your leadership. elizabeth and several former mayors who have served in the audience today and many newly elected mayors who are with us for the first time. new mayors, we are thrilled to have you. thank you. wee look forward to it, thank you. and to those mayors joining us in washington, d.c. from canada, germany, ireland, italy and the united kingdom, welcome to our meeting and thank you for being here m i'm going to introduce our speakers as we move through todayess agenda. our recessions are live streamed and available at usmayors.org and the you tube channel. use our hashtag, uscmwinter 18 which posting about it or gathering. download and use the app available for iphone and ipad and android. download it in the app store and google pay. it has the winter meeting agenda, the list of mayors and other features that are helpful. i want to thank all of the sponsors. all of whom are appearing on the screen behind me, thank you all. can you give them a round of applause, we couldn't do this without the

. >> sandra: john mccormack. shaping up to be another busy day and week for this administration. thanks for covering it for it. >> bill: generate mattis meets with president trump at the white house. in the meantime senator lindsey graham calling for a second special counsel. >> i want to find out if the lead investigator of the clinton email investigation had a political bias against trump or clinton to the point it was a sham investigation. i don't know all these things. i can tell you somebody needs to look. >> bill: there is lindsey graham sounding off as president trump claims he believes hillary clinton and the dnc colluded with russia denying there was any collusion with his campaign. ahead judge napolitano on where this goes next. >> sandra: plus a travel nightmare at one of the nation's busiest airports after a storm and a water main break leaves thousands of passengers stranded. and this. >> we can look back a year from now the warning signs were there. >> if this book is to be believed it is credible a

higher profit, better sales at mccormack, yeah, the spice people. that's good for a near 5% gain.ted in front of senator schumer's home in brooklyn. they're mad because he agreed to end the government shutdown without protection for dreamers. we're going deal with that in a moment. >>> but first, this is daphne self. she's 89, just landed a major beauty campaign with a makeup brand making her the world's oldest supermodel. age really is just a number, and i'm here to prove it. more "varney" after this. ♪ ♪ [laughter] stuart: oh, sorry. [laughter] >> you can sing. who knew? stuart: who knew? that's blue moon by the marcelles. why are we playing it? the first time in 150 years a blue moorntion a super moon and a lunar eclipse will occur on the same night. it happens tuesday night -- >> that's a lot of mooning. [laughter] stuart: careful. some more headlines for you. former cia agents reportedly found a submarine that belonged to pablo escobar off the coast of colombia. he used them to smuggle coke, the drugs were distributed throughout america. they got the sub. >>> a near $9 billio

. >> they called captain mccormack a national hero. guys. steve: he said a legal kidnapping.rket hitting one all-time record after another. everyone happy with your 401(k)? if you're not something is very wrong. brian: how did he do. lee carter has the dials you won't look anywhere else unless she is doing something on the side. steve: police will be on guard. what is that about? stick around. (silence) ♪ (faint tone) ♪ (slowly starts to build) ♪ (chime of a bell) ♪ (chime of a bell) ♪ (chime of a bell) ♪ (chime of a low bell) ♪ ♪ there are two types of people in the world. those who fear the future... and those who embrace it. the future is for the unafraid. ♪ all because of you ♪ ♪ ♪ steve: yesterday in nashville president trump highlighted his administration's victories and detailed his plans to build back not just america but rural america too. what did the american people think of the speech? lee carter a pollster and a partner at malnansky partners and put the president's speech to the dial test, didn't you? >> i did. steve: before we look at the sound bites, anything c