mike smith is an wife a patriots >> i wanted to do if the won id to get an eagles tattoo. she is not having that. >> the smiths have decided whoever loses has to wear the winning team jersey every sunday during the the next football season. >> that's a good somebody should tell him be wife, happy life. [laughter]. >> it's definitely women. >> reporter: salute she knows her stuff she's an eagles fan. >> this is broad street at pattison. police on the scene. the roads are wet this morning slow it down. let's check mass transit. patco is back to a normal schedule everything is back to normal regiols andsepta, trolleys and the river line on time. >> reporter: storm trackercan one have a changeover to snow and mixed precipitati northern suburbs this precipitation is getting closer to philadelphia. we may see snow before the end maybe not. you put that together with the temperatures dropping, there's the possi develop be careful on side str and and mains.bove freezing right now 7:00, about freezing and holding in the 20s the rest of the day before today, cold look for windchills

so marty agrees to sell mysterious mike's smith & wesson revolver to the museum for >> what's uniquethat the serial number has been scratched off. >> and you wouldn't expect it from a law-enforcement officer. >> no. but this is what the gangsters would do, and he was an undercover agent. >> marty also loans out mike's handcuffs, which he believes were used in the 1939 arrest of atlantic city mob boss nucky johnson, and several of his never-made-public case files. what does it mean to the museum to get these mike malone documents and artifacts from marty? >> the information that he has assembled is astonishing. so we're really proud to be able to show this in the museum. >> and marty's efforts to honor mike malone aren't done yet. >> i'm trying to get him the presidential medal of freedom, the highest civilian award that can be honored. >> and why do you think mike is deserving? >> my uncle put in 47 years of service to this country. but he did this with great risk to his life, great honor to the country. >> are you obsessed with this? >> absolutely. i truly believe this story of cour

three homegrown contestants to the winter olympics: kevin bickner, casey larson, and mike glasder are making smith's missed out in the '88 olympics, and then when i got into coaching in 1989, i said some day, i'd love to coach somebody to the olympics. >> reporter: and possibly more on the way. hunter gibson has been jumping since he was five. so they thought it would be funny to throw the five-year-old kid down the ski jump? t yeah, i guess so. ve reporter: he's 16 now, and pointing toward a future olympics. >> not many people can say they own fly through the air on a pair of skis going 60 miles an otur, you know? >> it does help if you have a little daredevilish in you. >> reporter: it sure does. how do we get back down, now? >> i've got some skis up here for you. >> reporter: okay. ( laughs ) maybe next time. dean reynolds, fox river grove, illinois. >> glor: yeah, i would do the zipline, not that. that is the "cbs evening news" tonight. i'm jeff glor. good night. ght. >>> kpix5 news begins with dramatic , a new reality check for the bay area. good evening.>> the latest drought monitoring map sho

three homegrown contestants to the winter olympics: kevin bickner, larry gilbreath, and mike osterholm are, making smith's>> i missed out in the '88 olympics and when i got into coaching in 19 89, i said some day i'd love to coach somebody to the olympics. >> reporter: hunter gibson has been jumping since he was fine. they thought it would be fun tow throw the five-year-old kid down the ski jump? >> i guess so. >> reporter: he's 16 now, and pointing toward a future olympics. >> not many people can say they can fly through the air on a pair of skis going 60 miles an hour, you know. >> it does help if you have a little daredevilish in you. >> reporter: it sure does. how do we get back down now? >> i've got some skis up here for you. >> reporter: okay ( laughs ) maybe next time, dean reynolds, fox river grove, illinois. >> glor: yeah, i would do the zipline, not that. that is the cbs evening news tonight. >> exclusive. taylor swift's alleged groper. >> we got "inside edition" here right now. >> uproar over his new job as a radio show host. >> if they want to scare people with bombs, then i think they should

want to play a little bit of the film "concussion," that was about you, starring will smith, and is about the mike webster incident. >>he m in the mile is quite deceptively the most violent position on the field. the slaps, the punches, the forearm, it's an unremitting storm of subconcussive blows. the head as a weapon on every single game, every single practice from the time he was a little boy to a man culminating into an 18-year professional career. by my calculations, mike webster sustained more than 70,000 blows to his head. >> and so just to point out the graphics, cte has been found in 99% of deceased nfl players' brains that were donated to scientific research. this is according to "the journal of the american medical association." it was identified in 110 out of 111 former nfl players. so, i guess, now the question to both of you. and let me ask you, brett, how does one make the game safer? and are the ways that the nfl has responded sufficient? >> well, i think, first of all, how do you make the game safer? you don't play. you know, i mean, is that going to happen? no, i think the nfl is

the smith family decided whoever has the losing team has to wear the winning team's jersey every sunday next football season. mikeyou better get ready to wear a lot of green. christie ileto, channel6 "action news." >> as far as the weather is concerned, we know it will be really cold in minneapolis. it's really wet in philadelphia. >> we are seeing a lot of green on the radar sunday night. we have a system moving in with rain. that's changing to snow. live on sky six taking a look at dillworth park and city hall. you can see the roads are glistening, wet now. no icing yet but temperatures below freezing overnight hours. you can see it's generally all liquid, could be wet snowflakes mixing in. south jersey, the i-95 core doer, it's just rape with flakes mixing in. further north we are seeing a change over to snow, lake harmony, mount pocono, hazelton. this moves through through the overnight hours. right now, philadelphia 41. allentown 46. wilmington 41-degrees. this is a cold front. with it cold air crashing down from higher in the atmosphere. 3:30 in the morning, the changeover will happen along the i-95 corrido

mike pence and a very busy "newsweek." good morning, i'm bill hemmer inside of "america's newsroom." >> sandra: good morning to you, bill. i'm sandra smith. vice president mike pence will address the cpac audience 90 minutes from now. president trump will be there tomorrow. cpac which features a pro second amendment message comes amid the renewed debate over guns. >> bill: we start with team fox coverage. kevin corke at the white house, republican marsha blackburn standing by for what's next. we begin with peter doocy live at cpac. good morning. how much will we hear about gun laws at this event? hello. >> we'll hear a lot about it, bill. i was inside the ballroom where all the headlineing speakers will be appearing on stage and when the nra was announced as a partner of cpac there was loud cheering and applause from the folks who are here very early for the start of it. additionally, the nra ceo is going to speak at this event and his national rifle association has a booth right here in the corner of the hallway at the convention center that looks out. so far the organizers haven't told us what time or day he wants to speak. if somebody

smith home. that's because mike is a patriots fan, his wife is a die-hard eagles fan and the children are split. today's game all boils down to one thing for the family, bragging rights. >> i wanted to do if the eagles won, i wanted to get an eagles tattoo and she wanted to get a patriots tattoo but she's not having that. >> the smiths have decided whoever loses have to wear the winning team's jersey every sunday during the next football season. i like that better than the tattoo. >> i think mom is correct on this one. 9:27. there's still much more to come on this sunday edition of action news. the eagles underdog help to get the party started for some young ters. >> the mayor says he's not allowing anything to jinx this game. how he's trying to help the birds to a win. plus meteorologist chris sowers will have your super bowl sunday sluf 7-day forecast when the news continues. >>> headed to the super bowl. a group of eagles fans leave bright and early so they can catch the eagles take on the patriots in person. >> plus a perfectly solution r delicious centerpiece. bakeries working overtime to h

. >> duquesne university sophomore mike lewis posted this video of him delivering pizza and wings to patricia smithed her living out of her car near campus. >> you know, somebody remembers you. >> i feel like there's more good in the world. focus on the negative things instead of the positive things. i'm glad people focused on the positive things more. >> the posting has been seen more than 2 million times. >> really glad that he got video of that, too, and got somebody to shoot it because it's a nice message to spread. >> something all of us can easily do. >> acts of kindness. love to see it. let's take a look outside right now and check the roads. we're looking live on the vine street expressway approaching the schuylkill westbound traffic on your right headed towards the schuylkill. no problems. the overnight construction is clear and you're looking pretty good. overall with mass transit, no delays. don't forget septa city and suburban buses trolleys and subways, new spring schedules took effect this week, dave. >> karen on the big board we're watching a couple of slugs of energy out in the west

smith, bbc news, wishaw. remember, you can get lots more about top stories on our website on bbc.com. we have got mike for all the sports news in sport today. hello, this is sport today, live from the bbc sport centre. coming up on this programme: lionel messi scores his first ever goal against chelsea as barcelona draw 1—1 in the first leg of their last 16 champions league tie. double delight, canadian pair tessa virtue and scott moir break the world record as they ice dance their way to gold at the games. and tiger woods has been named as a vice captain for the united states ryder cup team to play europe this year. hello and welcome to the programme, where we start with the footballing news from the uefa champions league that lionel messi finally broke his goalscoring duck against chelsea to help barcelona to a 1—1 draw at stamford bridge in the opening leg of their last 16 tie. it was a first half of near misses for chelsea as willian hit the post twice, but the brazilian finally found the back of the net at the third time of asking just after the hour mark with a wonderful strike.

. >> i think we ran into torey smith, steve, do you got him. >> you know what mike, one thing about this super bowl champion ship team whether doug pederson or any players they are good people which is rare in professional sports. some guys would never goat out of bed for this i don't know if i month. torey smith does this like cole hamels did and we have got him with a local dairy farmer. this is all about play 60, getting kid toss eat. torey, you are a champion ship person as well as a championship player and this proves once again what message are you going to be sending the kid is today. >> my message today about eating healthy, importance of dairy in the diet and health as well. we preach health as athletes and we are perfect examples of that for me it is important to talk to them about it but live it as well. >> did you have a good breakfast as a kid when you were going to school at this age. >> it just depends on our situation. things were tough for us at times. that is our support for support programs like this to educate kids and to have these programs to feed the kid in school

smith and marc morial. thank you very much. >>> mike, get us up to speed here. this is something we've been expecting for some time. the white house took time to review that memo what have we learned about the process going forward? >> a little over three weeks ago that devin nunes, his memo was released publicly. democrats hoped to release their own response memo at the same time. the complicated process it undergoes meant it was being delayed for a few weeks. the president had it first, rejected the democrats' attempt to release it through the same process that nunes had. they've been working with the fbi, making redactions to conceal information that they thought might compromise methods in the schiff memo. that erreviewing those final redr redactions. we may not see it until mo, according to members wave been speaking with. chairman nunes, who is about to speak any moment right now at the conservative political action committee, he could release this or the democrats could release this. democrats were quibbling with the nunes memo this all has to do with car

. >> duquesne university sophomore mike lewis posted this video online showing him delivering pizza and wings to patricia smithsays he noticed smith was living out of her car near campus. >> it felt good. i mean, like somebody remembers you. >> i feel like there's more good in the world. i'm just glad people focused on the positive things more. >> the posting has been seen more than 2 million times. >> imagine what it felt like for her to feel like i'm in this terrible situation and nobody even sees me. just a small thing giving his extra food. >> thanks to 2 million people who have shared this thing and said something about the appeal of that sort of action. >> being positive. >> storm tracker6 live double scan we are dry this morning taking a look outside we've got skies. there is early sunshine coming up over the horizon. you can see the clouds a little thicker today than yesterday however but we'll tend to see those clouds increase as the day goes on. temperature in philadelphia is up to 40 degrees. a lot of areas still in the 30's. winds fairly light at 9 miles per hour so not a real big deal in terms of

mike lewis posted this video on line. it shows him delivering leftover people and wings to a woman who he noticed was living out of her car near campus. patricia smithwas surprised and shocked when he came to her door. she says no one has ever knocked on her car before. >> felt good. that somebody remembers you. >> i feel like there's more good in the world. focus on the negative things instead of the positive things. i'm glad people focused on the positive things for once. >> lewis' message is don't just walk past people. if you can help do so. the posting has been seen more than 2 million times. >> simple gesture. >> yeah, no kidding. >> does a lot. >> sure does. all right. so, we're looking at more clouds today but it's still mild. got to get things done. today is the day to do it 'cause we have rain arriving tomorrow afternoon and friday looks pretty windy and nasty. for now we're dry. as we take a look outside there's sky6. we have the airport, everybody is dry and temperatures not too bad this morning. some spots are in the 30's and that would include philadelphia. 39 degrees right now as we take a look at the current board. winds are light at

mike but for the prime minister, too. it tough task to keep both sides of party onside. some will end of the disappointed. 0ur assistant political editor, norman smithaked document on the transition period. not the news the prime minister might have wa nted news the prime minister might have wanted before the big meeting tomorrow. absolutely not, four weeks tory brexiteers have been on a behaviour. even borisjohnson has stayed resolutely on script. but now you know that the nerves jangling over whether theresa may could backslide on the kind of brexit that they want. all the more so when they look at this leaked document because it suggests the government is not going to push back against eu demands to allow freedom of movement to continue unchanged during the transition period. there is ambiguity over the length of the transition period. it says it should be two years but will take as long as it takes. also no suggestion of a veto to block new eu rules we do not like, instead a joint committee to monitor and try to sort out any disagreements. and crucially if we wa nt to disagreements. and crucially if we want to sign new trade deals during the tra

companies like federal premium and spear they mike bike helmets as well but they make a lot of ammunition so we're seeing sturm ruger, the company formerly known as smithn down a number of percent. vista is down 1% as well so a different vibe in trading reaction than we've seen in years past that may be indicative of a different social movement going on right now, guys and just breaking moments ago, we've seen a few companies that cut ties with nra related discounts or associations with the national rifle association symantec, the latest tweeting this just very simply, symantec stopped its discount program with the national rifle association. that makes a number of companies, guys, that have gone ahead and said we're ending any kind of a business relationship that we have with the nra. we'll bring more on the stocks and more if we get the companies ending the relationship as they break. we're going to bring them to you. back to you. >> all right thank you, brian >>> and in the wake of national tragedy, social media companies are in the spotlight for their seeming inability to contain and control fake news. either through algorithms or real people. join

commissioner mike o'reilly said, more than a colleague, ray was wonderful individual with an endearing smile. gordon smith at the n.a.b. said, in the time he spent working at n.a.b. he was to everyone a delight. we will miss his everyday greeting, it's nice to have you out today. his zest for life. his creative legislative mind. his love for others. and his determined -- determined work ethic as he battled cancer. these were all inspirations. we both served with a guy in oregon named peter courtney. i think he probably holds the record for the longest serving state legislator, a democrat from outside the salem area. i know he holds the record for the longest president soif the oregon state senate. he said, i quote, ray taught me a lot about how to work with the other party,000 disagree and still get things done. former state nart of pendleton said, he was a consensus building. don't we need more of those in this process? former union county commissioner democrat john howard said, when he took a position on an issue, people listened. whether they were democrat or republican, people valued his opinion. peop

mike, sal, gasia, i'm stenned back to you. >> thank you, dave. >>> concerned student leaders at deanza college say a transgender student was attacked on campus. it is being investigated as a hate crime. d.j. smith says he was walking to his car on the fourth floor of the garage on january 24th. when a man started coming towards him from the other direction. >> the second i hit the landing, he is down and he is right in front of me. and he screams [censor] and punches me straight in the face. >> smith was hospitalized with head injuries. campus police later released a sketch of the suspect described as a white man, early 40s, silver hair, 5'10", 200 pounds. school officials do not have the money to install surveillance cameras in the parking garage but have increased patrols in the area. >>> a story we reported on yesterday about the state attorney general overseeing reforms for the san francisco police department. san francisco becomes the first police department in the country to voluntarily agree to state oversight. the department held a news conference yesterday to announce california's attorney general javier basara will supervisor 300 reforms recommended by federal officials to rebuild com

mike is coming for you there. in order to get the most questions in r, that really lea to the question of is it too late to have a truth and reconciliation smith kind of convening so that these things get out on the table where you have descendents of the victims of a system of slavery and descendents of and my ancestors were brick layers, but the scope of the truth and reconciliation commission maybe makes it completely burdensome and you couldn't see a light at the end of the tunnel in putting all of this suffering out on the table. >> truth in reconciliation? is that a viable step? >> it has been done in north carolina. fairly recently. it seems to have been a good thing. a hard thing, but a good thing in that there was a compassion and a forgiveness where i don't know if people did this, but what are we doing right now that replicates these inequalities and is it possible for people of color to make things difficult for people of color and colorism. that darker skinned people are treated different than lighter skinned. that is shown to be the case. that doesn't need to be historic historical, but ongoing. i believe that's possible. sure. >

smith, also say they'll not making the trip to the white house if and when they're invited. >> just about eight and a half minutes away from the next chapter of good day philadelphia. mikeannounced i won't be making a trip to the white house. well, i wasn't invited. if i'm invited i am going, i guess. details. tomorrow. >> yes? >> alex and i starting at 6:00. we will be out in front of the art museum, right? and we will have coverage starting with good day philadelphia at 4:00 in the morning. >> heck ya. >> i know this has all been said before, can't say it enough. >> i don't know if you got to see this part about steve keeley but my head exploding. >> people waiting? >> running out of passes already run out. they've sold out. don't have enough. you will talk with the head of septa. >> somebody said this will be the biggest celebration in philadelphia history. is that true? >> 3 million people. >> here is the thing, how can you sell 50,000 passes for 3 million people? >> i know. >> and we have major event on the parkway. we've made in america. we have welcome america. >> oh, i know it. >> why are we closing the stations in. >> mike, get ready. >> my head is exploding. >

smith sat in public gallery for a few moments." noting that when the vote happened, it was approved, 16 republicans voted no. mikemanuel for "fox news" noting that there were other no votes as well. all joining republicans to vote no on this, 28 no's. noting that senator mcconnell on the motion to proceed to a shelf bill to tea up immigration in the senate next week. that vote would occur at 5:30 p.m. eastern time on monday." promising after the last government shutdown, he would schedule and immigration vote, he has done so. as long as the government remained open. beginningnate will be the immigration debate on monday. inff -- excuse me, very eastern pennsylvania, democrat, good morning. what are your thoughts on washington? caller: well, about time the government starts talking to the people and not just the government itself. they have to start providing for us, not just them. we need our military stronger, we need reform, we need help. there is too much bickering back and forth. they are supposed to be bipartisan, working for us, not themselves. if they would put themselves in our positions and have to pay t