nate hasn't had an easy road in the nfl so far.e washington redskins-- and picked up by the eagles for their practice team.but when other teams showed interest in signing him-- the eagles moved him up to their game roster.if quarterback nick foles gets injured--nate is potentially one play away-- from playing in the superbowl.mike parsons modesto christian football coach"it's tough not go get emotional. he's living every kid's dream right now."modesto christian football coach mike parsons says even as a high school sophomore--it was clear nate had big potential."just thinking about it, seeing him that day is going to be an awesome deal."while nate's had a huge impact at modesto christian--(nats)where they honored him friday morning-- and at indiana university where he broke some quarterback records--his parents say its off the field--where he's really a star.mom"working in the developing world, it gives you a perspective. he went on his first trip when he was 13." nate's taken multiple trips overseas to developing countries through

nate hasn't had an easy road in the nfl so far. let go by the washington redskins-- and picked up by the eagles for their practice team.but when other teams showed interest in signing him-- the eagles moved him up to their game roster.if quarterback nick foles gets injured--nate is potentially one play away-- from playing in the superbowl.mike parsons modesto christian football coach"it's tough not go get emotional. he's living every kid's dream right now."modesto christian football coach mike parsons says even as a high school sophomore--it was clear nate had big potential."just thinking about it, seeing him that day is going to be an awesome deal."while nate's had a huge impact at modesto christian--(nats)where they honored him friday morning-- and at indiana university where he broke some quarterback records--his parents say its off the field--where he's really a star.mom"working in the developing world, it gives you a perspective. he went on his first trip when he was 13." nate's taken multiple trips overseas to developing coun

so from there i'm just going to jump right in and i will start with nate. could you walk us through just a brief history of religious liberty in the united states? waited come from? what are what we sing today in f an almost redefinition of religious liberty being what from my perspective used to be thought of as a shield, right, the constitution of the amendments in the constitution used as a shield for which the majority would not impose its views on the minority but now almost being wielded as a sword by the majority. so if you could, that was, i packed a lot into but if you could give it a shot. >> well, first of all it's a great honor to be with you all, especially in this time where the question of muslims in america is the number one religious liberty issue of our time. this is a most pressing issue that we can trace back to the founding era where you have thinkers and leaders like roger williams, john adams, jefferson, madison, all of whom in the writings articulate religious liberty rights for mohamed begins, for muslims, even in those early times.

nate takes no reps in practice. disaster would have to strike for nate sudfeld to play on saturday.auren: some would say disaster has already struck. dave: it hasn't, though. here's what's so crazy, the eagles won three of the four games that nick has played in. he came in los angeles and won the fourth quarter there. he went to new york, won that game, beat the oakland raiders, clinched number one seed. then he only played one season--one quarter last week against the dallas cowboys. he played here in 2013 against the saints, had a good game. when he left the field in that playoff game, the eagles led, so he's got playoff experience. the sky has not fallen here, philadelphia. next saturday, you will be hyped, you will be amped, you will watch the eagles win as a team in the playoffs. that's how they're going to do it. with carson wentz, the eagles led the lead in scoring, it was beautiful. touchdown, reigning touchdown. it's just a different way to win now, that's the approach. lauren: well, let's talk about that because we have heard from coach peterson, he has already said that t

prodigious indeed but nate's point about the brashness. and you can take some notes from how the patriots get it done. after the game, though, it was our tracy wolfson talking with head coach of jacksonville, doug marrone. tracy: thanks a lot, coach. just a tremendous effort by your team. you guys had a 10-point lead in that second half. what happened down the stretch there? >> the one we had the first down and got the delay of game penalty. you can't do things like that against a great team like new england. and they stopped -- and never really able to get another drive going. and after that, and we weren't able to make the plays. we were playing hard but at the end of the day we weren't able to make those plays. credit to new england. they were able to make the plays. and at the end of the day they won the game. with -- i thought we had a shot near the end of the game. and with the ball in our hands but we weren't able to again get something done or get something accomplished. so i think both the -- the game was a hard fought game. from

he leaves the game with a concussion rookie, nate peterman... who threw five picks against the chargers... has to come in. 32 seconds left in the game -- jalen ramsey... showing off his athletisim... picks him off his athletisim... picks him off to seal the game jacksonville win 10-3 next sunday they'll face the steelers in heinz field sharks on the ice today... in winnipeg versus the jets... but it wasn't their day... great move to avoid the check here...matt hedricks eventually tips in the slap shot... 1-0 jets now 2-0 jets... but the sharks come back... logan couture scores on the power play to cut the lead in half... but less than five minutes ater...mathieu perreault...

gregory bauer, jr., is claiming that he over nate mckinnon because nate mckinnon was going tore foraun. the firefighter has been on desk duty since last february and i'm told today by the d.c. fire department that he will remain on desk duty until this all plays out in court. let's show you some video from last february. now, it was in upper marlboro in a shopping center parking lot police say gregory bauer struck and killed nate mckinnon with his suv. at the time, police said bauer and his daughter had been following mckinnon and his mother while calling 911. now here's the back story. the night before mckinnon was killed, he was allegedly involved in a dispute with the firefighter's daughter. police said guns were pulled in the incident and one man was arrested and charged with assault. for reasons still unclear, mckinnon was not arrested. well, the following morning the firefighter and his daughter went back to the neighborhood where the assault occurred and spotted mckinnon getting into a car with his mother. they followed mckinnon and his mother. and then they pulled into the st

fortu nately, because it's quite a big event, people have a facebook page.ick." we can see that publicly and openly. this is legal. completely legal, yes. that's a question we get asked a lot. we're just looking at information people have made available themselves. congratulations on your 4—year anniversary. applause there's two main lessons — be careful what you're signing up for. what's helping us the most right now — people's social media profiles are open and public. we're not saying not to use it, but check that your profile is private. i'm a complete stranger to everybody in this audience, but so far i've been able to go onto all of their profiles and see their pictures, their statuses. as a total stranger, you probably don't want me reading that information. so just — we're not saying don't use it — just make it private so only your friends can see. that would protect you from all of the things we've found out so far, actually. we listen to radio, to tv, to music, to podcasts, using speakers. big speakers in your house and small speakers that you wear

. >> coming into the morning with nick and nate. doing what nick and nate did for me all season. helped them and talk to guys and say what i see. but nick has done a great job. taking the leadership role and i am trying to help support him. it is tough. but i am in it. i love this guy and i am part of the team as much as anyone else. >> reporter: for the past five or six days or so, tonight birt satisfied margos tweeted i've called three restaurants in minneapolis to get a he reservations and can't get in. well-played. >>> shoulder looks okay to me. a 90-foot heave that he drains. third quarter, the action we go. justin anderson to the dump and then trevor booker. 76'ers win. that's your look at sports. be right back. this winter in the state with more ski mountains than any other, family fun reaches a new peak. so whether you're a speed demon or more of a snow angel, your winter chariot awaits. pick the best peak for your family getaway at iloveny.com new york state. it's all here. it's only here. >>> enjoy the weekend tomorrow should be good. that's our news at 11:00. i am jim

nate hasn't had an easy road in the nfl so far.e was let go by the washington redskins-- and picked up by the eagles for their practice team.but when other teams showed interest in signing him-- the eagles moved him up to their game roster.if quarterback nick foles gets injured--nate is potentially one play away-- from playing in the superbowl.mike parsons modesto christian football coach"it's tough not go get emotional. he's living every kid's dream right now."modesto christian football coach mike parsons says even as a high school sophomore--it was clear nate had big potential."just thinking about it, seeing him that day is going to be an awesome deal."while nate's had a huge impact at modesto christian--(nats)where they honored him friday morning-- and at indiana university where he broke some quarterback records--his parents say its off the field--where he's really a star.mom"working in the developing world, it gives you a perspective. he went on his first trip when he was 13." nate's taken multiple trips overseas to developing

u nfortu nately. there are numerous violations. unfortunately. a watertight ceasefire in a conflict like this. you may be having various eu countries coming around and the opposite in the us where there is a new threat of sanctions and a threat that if the sanctions that have been signed but yet to be implemented by president trump, in the words of a chief executive, they say if those sanctions were imposed the cold war would look like child's play. he is ina would look like child's play. he is in a better position than myself to count the figures. he did not think they would be imposed. at the point he was making is that they are a very sizeable threat that would have a huge impact on russia. so far the impact ofany a huge impact on russia. so far the impact of any of those restrictive measures on the russian economy has been palpable but not extensive. in some sectors of the russian economy, particularly in agriculture, the producers are happy and asking the government to make sure that the sanctions day. so they are a good thing? ringo and! le

here's mark strassmann. >> reporter: nate solder plays left tackle for the new england patriots, onerady's body guards on the team's offensive line. he's massive-- 6'8", 320 pounds. but cancer has blindsided him twice. >> you think it's something that oldier people get and people that smoke cigarettes and that sort of thing, and it's not the case at all. >> reporter: in 2014, solder had surgery for testicular cancer and kept playing. the next year, cancer really hit home for solder and his wife, lexi. hudson, their first child, was three months old. >> we were giving him a bath. we felt a lump on his left side, which felt weird, you know. we've never noticed it before. >> reporter: hudson had a rare kidney cancer. >> hudson has tumors in both kidneys, and then in each kidney, he has multiple tumors. >> emotionally, we were, like, brunt. >> yeah. >> reporter: a year of chemotherapy shrank hudson's tumors, but three months ago, they started froag again, which means the two-year-old is back on chemo are you like is this ever going to go away? >> yeah. we have faith that it will get bett

how nate sudfeld felt and really what the eagles have to do to make sure they're not one and done inffs. >> thank you. >> a fiery crash, a plane burst into flames in costa rica investigation into what went wrong. a drunken arrest leads to an alarming discovery, a stash of weapons at a whole r >>> and train robbers as many as 2 million people will pack time square for what's expected to be one of the coldest effective in history, lauren blanchard has more on how the people will ring in 2018 in the frigid cold. >> reporter: temperatures not keeping revellers away, an unprecedented blanket of security marking this new year. >> three, two, one. happy new year. >> reporter: keeping all these people safe a major concern, the more than million party goers going through pat-downs and bag checks >> there's so much police around, and they checked us pretty well. when we came in here, so i think, i think it will -- it's safe enough. >> reporter: following the terror attacks and concerns in new york and october shooting in las vegas, barricades and trucks filled with sand block entrances to time

it is u nfortu nate how typical of this company?ical of this company? it is u nfortu nate how typical of this company? it is unfortunate that a lot of the large companies how typical of this company? it is unfortunate that a lot of the. it is a problem that affects all of the firms in the supply chains. it is a problem we have and with carillion i am concerned about the supply chains and how they will get in the industry have undercapitalised and it isa industry have undercapitalised and it is a problem right throughout the industry. it is a problem that affects all of the firms in the supply chains. it is a problem we have and with carillion i am concerned about the supply chains and how they will get at present carillion is operating 120 day payment periods so we are concerned about whether they would get they are held ostensibly to ensure that firms come back we are concerned about retentions. there will be millions of pounds held back from these firms and they are held ostensibly to ensure that firms come back to effective work

all evening if we had time, we don't u nfortu nately. all evening if we had time, we don't unfortunatelyl times. a couple of stories vaguely related in terms of equality. in terms of equality. with the mp5 risk losing their seats. yes, which is drastic actually. actually. that's been brewing over since 2017, since the wine teen thing. since the wine teen thing. is supposed to be a cross—party working group of mps and staff. working group of mps and staff. and resolutions and independent investigators to consider evidence. investigators to consider evidence. standards, which is independent, to suspend so—called said mps. that is huge. huge. their careers now and losing their seats and that is a good thing. seats and that is a good thingm sends out a very firm message. yes. column, page 18, story about easyjet‘s chief, his pay. easyjet‘s chief, his pay. he has opted to lower his salary. opted to lower his salary. pay and lack of pay in this country continue. continue. more than his predecessor who was a woman. woman. about women at the bbc facing threats over pay. i don't know. could exist

we talked with nate as he prepared a 42-ounce tomahawk steak one of the signature dishes. >> most airave prepackaged food. cooked before. heeflted in the microwave. here, cooking from scratch. using great product. canned fine that anywhere. >> unusual business plan to create a restaurant that people don't know where it is, and have to beef invited into. >> well, isn't that a lot of fun even just saying that. >> the otg, ceo. >> we wanted to kreechate a unique space kind of out of the way. little speak easy way to get to. some where where you can just enjoy a great meal. listen to some nice music. have a delicious glass of wine. take it easy, get yourself away from everything else. >> people don't thing of newark air port as a spot for trendy dining. >> they don't. they've soon will. >> of a uch nighted vice president. the airline looks at classified as a way to surprise and delight. but who gets invited, well. >> not just one perspective or one way at the vin tags list. right now it is clalgsified. and does receive main a secret. >> was the idea to create one of the elite restaurants

anti-semitism, u nfortu nately, what kind of ways?ways, such as around easter time, we had to close our windows, shutters put up, because we were accused of committing terrible crimes. but we could live with it. you could live with the graffiti on the walls, you could live with being beaten up at a boy scouts event? that's right, that's right, and the many many legislations against us, depriving us of our social life, of our political lives, and our livelihoods. and when the nazis invaded, march, 19114, it meant people like yourself and your family had to wear the star of david, so that you could be identified. and i remember that quite clearly, particularly, travelling on public transport, which was the trains, everywhere, and many of thejewish stu d e nts everywhere, and many of thejewish students and children had been arrested, long before the germans actually occupied... the occupation was not that powerful because it was the end of the war, the russians we re the end of the war, the russians were at the border. liberating. the al

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u nfortu nately was the initial intention.d of city by and doing nothing. the question is, what can he do about it? there are many complicated algorithms invented by people like him and the people he has employed it needs to have a bit of political will and devote more time and resources , will and devote more time and resources, because he hasn't done enough and governments are on his case. is he actuallyjust trying to implement government intervention? do you think it is too late to try to change things? it is still the wild west and if people can stream suicides and things. if it is detrimental to people's mental health than the positive brand of that, facebook, twitter and the others, is going to change and it may have reached its peak now, facebook, as well. let's have a look at the last paper. this is the new york times. this is of course about fukushima, the region ofjapan that was so fukushima, the region ofjapan that was so devastatingly hit by that tsunami and earthquake a few years ago. now they are trying to rehabi

before the deadline tonight and i think it's because if you look at the senate right now u nfortu natelyook at the senate right now unfortunately the senators are arguing against the deal, especially the democrats in the senate who think they sniff some blood in the water and have an opportunity to try and embarrass republicans as we coming to what will be a congressional election. when president trump said we may have a shut down, he is also suggesting maybe that's a good thing we have a shutdown. he meant that, rather than throwing it out there? right. we've had two dynamics that have been unfolding through this process. the first was the republicans in the house where they were starting to look like the game that couldn't shoot straight and that was an embarrassment for the republicans, who controlled boathouse of congress in the white house and yet seemed to struggle to reach a deal they could agree with —— both houses. the news overnight is that they have overcome this problem and now it moves to the senate where there is this issue with the democrats. maybe the republicans are righ

u nfortu nately, turkey and russia. it is very messy.nately, as you said, it is all taking place on the back of the syrian people, those that have remained in the country. moving on about a story about robots who might handle calls to nhs iii. about a story about robots who might handle calls to nhs 111. it is not an immediate emergency, if people call 999. by 2020, 16 million calls could be dealt with by algorithms and robots rather than humans answering the phone. it comes on the back of the nhs, of course, facing further constraints with regards to budget and being under a lot of pressure because there are a lot of people using the service and we have seen over the past couple of weeks the nhs has been of course under the strain during this flu that arrived here in the uk. it is notjust happening at the nhs but other areas using algorithms and robots. it is something which i see in my work covering companies that within their operations, many people are looking to optimise to make sure they are using their people in a better way, so t

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it was very frustrating and u nfortu nately it was very frustrating and unfortunately it was a case one team lose because we played a very good nottingham forest tea m we played a very good nottingham forest team who were sharp, focused, won the challenges that were decisive, you know? and i think overall our performance was not good enough today to win the game. no such problems for arsenal's north london rivals totteham as harry kane scored twice in a 3—0 win over wimbledon. jan vertonghen claimed thelast goal with all of them coming in the second half at wembley against their third tier opponents. i always say i try to put the best side to play. i think if you compare with the carabao cup it was a similar side, almost as strong. you know, i think we need to treat our players not like machines, like humans, and we need to manage them and provide them to play to all the squad, it's so important. for me it's an important win after a busy, busy week. but i'm very, very happy to go to the next round. west ham could only register two shots on target in a goalless draw against third tier s

u nfortu nately, from strength to strength.they missed expectations, sally, as you mentioned, but it has nothing to do with those scandals. the reason behind the weaker performance is a strong korean lg's —— yuan. the currency is at its highest level against the greenback in three yea rs. against the greenback in three years. but thanks to our obsessions with smart phones the conglomerate is still expecting a record profit of $14 billion, sally, which is up 64% from last year levels and the strength is that it makes notjust phones, but chips and screens, which they not only make for themselves, but also for their competitors. and while the guidance puts the tech giant on course for a record 2017 profit, samsung shares are falling as much as two and a half % in late trade due to the outlook for memory chips, smartphones and the stronger yuan. sally. thank you very much, rico. it is good to see you. and in other news now. french prosecutors have launched a probe into allegations of planned obsolescence in apple's iphone. under fr

so, iamjust fortu nate uncomfortable.ayjust because of who i am and how i was raised. i ama of who i am and how i was raised. i am a strong personality, so i don't think people are trying to manipulate me and i am blessed to be in that position. but, it is absolutely not a hoax or light, it absolutely not a hoax or light, it absolutely takes place. all right, matthew stephen smith, america's next top model style. thank you very much for those insights. still to come. japan's prime minister pays tribute to the diplomat who helped thousands ofjewish people escape day one of operation desert storm to force the iraqis out of kuwait has seen the most intense air attacks since the second world war. tobacco is america's oldest industry, and it's one of its biggest, but the industry is nervous of this report. this may tend to make people want to stop smoking cigarettes. there is not a street that is unaffected. huge parts of kobe were simply demolished as buildings crashed into one another. this woman said she'd been given no hel

companies that fail to flo the tiny country is looking to elame nate the wage gap by 2020. >>> amazon says there are about 100 million items eligible for free shipping through prime. amazon revealed the most-purchased items of 2017. the top product was fire stick streaming service, dot and bananas. i can see it. they expect to set a record with returns. the shipping company expects to handle 1.4 million of them today which ups calls national returns day. more than a fourth of online purchases are sent back. three times the rate for items bought in stores. overall, consumers are expected to take or send back $90 billion worth of gifts this year. i promise i'll keep yours. >> oh, thank you. >> oh, wait, you didn't get me one. >> there is that. that. >> deals and steals right here. i was on that beat for quite a while. $90 billion in returns, though. >> i'm sure you know the detail. >>> in the meantime, there's a so-called porch pirate in orange county, california who seems to have had a change of heart. so the person was concealing their face, caught on surveillance camera stealing two

u nfortu nately satisfying any of them.ely it is terribly unsatisfying, despite the fact it sta rts unsatisfying, despite the fact it starts well. very disappointing. i was a big fan of sideways. and i am a very big fan of wallace and gromit. and no disappointment for earlyman. a gromit. and no disappointment for ea rlyman. a stone gromit. and no disappointment for earlyman. a stone age tribe is driven out of its valley by the arrival of lord knuth who says the stone age is over and long live the age of bronze. what then happens the young hero, dug, agrees to have a football match for ownership of the valley. it turns out that way back in his heritage, football is deep in his genes. however, all his tribesmen cannot play football, so they have to recruit a young woman to teach them to get the match ready. firstly, the visuals are incredible. they use some computer graphics to get a sense of stadium size, but all the primary animation has that aardman animations feel, it is physical, and i can see you looking at these images

considering these temperatures, too, it's 27 in reading, 20 nate blanton, 20 nate leonardsville, 28 inhe snow ends and we get to tonight, it's going to start getting below freezing and any kind of standing water could freeze. limestone road at 29 degrees in delaware, odessa, reading point at 31. farther to the south we're at or above freezing in most places except for the 31 in bridgeville and in greenwood. and this area snow exits stage right, the temperatures go down and by tomorrow morning it is really cold. temperatures into the low 20s and some wind making it feel even colder. during the afternoon tomorrow it's still pretty cold. thursday it's cold to start off with but temperatures warm into the 40s. and son that sets us up for rain thursday night, changing to snow by friday morning. but that's not going to last very long. it could affect the friday-morning rush hour. and then another system affecting us over the weekend, not so much saturday, but sunday. super bowl sunday this computer model is showing it's generally. morning. of course the super bowl is going to be frigid with

but doug did leave it open that nate could possibly play if nick really struggled in the game. inform thf has struggled the last two games. he's thrown two interceptions and the eagles have not looked good offensively with him there the last two games. but doug pederson reiterated that nick is the guy. he asked if he struggled would you consider putting nate zud felt in. >> it's hard to say right now until i'm in that situation. it's a one-game season. and it's hard to be in desperation mode, but if you're in that mode, who knows. i do know this. it's not about one guy. >> coming up in sports, we're going to hear from doug on some of the things he's looking at to help nick. he's going into nick's past and that means some chip kelly offense. we'll tell you all about it at 6:20. >> thank you so much. nbc 10 is is your official home of the philadelphia eagles. this saturday we'll give you a look back at the with head coach doug pederson. catch the best plays of the year and exclusive interviews with the players this saturday here on nbc 10. >>> let's turn now to your weather. we a

probably the most vas nating character. he spoke toe tri. just everything yows said was troastmble and strange and wonderful. . the rival by was played out the most. which still existed today. -- the other book i want to ask you about is big shot. >> the menl behind the boose. and so for my previous that was the book. i was prosecutey youk at the time. and each chapter, it's the story -- it's the history of liquor. and hist champer. so who is the real johnny walker. through that, i can tell about .hat scott whistler z so who was. there was a jim in there too. and jose cuervo. for you yead all these champions you doned get a piece of writ comes from. lmp when f.. >> died. and you portray this in the boofpblgt harry truman is scared to death. i think the most pornlt thing in this book is that a human portrait of a man who becomes the mogse powerful man in the listry of the world by accident. >> i really tries to paint a picks chure of him so the. does the date where this happened. . i wanted the reader to understand what he was feeling yeah, n

i'm not trying to over do anything, but i'm really trying to do what nick and nate did for me. be will them in the film room. nick has done a great job. i am trying to help support him the best i can. >> we all want to be the competitor that's we are. it is tough, it hits me a little bit, and then i'm in it. i love these guys and i'm part of this team as much as anyone else. >> form your own listens. his trick shots are on point like a number two pencil. over the shoulder from under the other basket, nothing but net, did you hear that swish. he is out because he has a banged up shoulder, but she going over his head. what about the regular jump shot? the free throw? give me something here. >> i see that, i heard it, i don't know what to tell you danny. over his head, 90 feet, painful for sixers fans. >> all right, tonight on nbc 10 news at 11, if you think you're the ultimate eagles fan, you may want to reconsider that. a man who has been making an eagles fashion statement every single day. just kind of ties in very well. we love it! just kind of ties in very well. get the best

down towards hampshire, u nfortu nately you have yorkshire. you have got that little bit of cloud that i was talking about. but from time to time you are getting a few glimpses of sunshine. but it is feeling cold. for the rest of the day, we close out on a dry note. heaping those clear skies in northern areas. temperatures will be falling away like a stone. to the south we keep the cloud and that will prevent them pictures from falling too low. in the glands of scotland they could be down as low as —10. a hard frost is likely in northern areas tomorrow morning. in the midlands, central wales and further south of that, some drizzle from time to time. and it will be a leakjanuary afternoon for many. but i suspect, though, as we go through the night the issue could be for, some of it fairly dense in places and slow to clear away, with light winds. —— could be fog. despite temperatures hold in up above freezing it is not going to be above freezing it is not going to be a very nice start to tuesday morning. 0n a very nice start to tuesday morning.

the nate of of india is one of the first daca precip yens to be admitted to the new jersey bar. the drexel law application stalled because of his immigration status and the ac almost u fought on his behalf and won. >>> pennsylvania governor, tom wolf, sat down with our own matt o'donnell about the current business climate in philadelphia. and discussed new opportunities about the state's efforts to bring an amazon facility to the city. and organized by the chamber of commerce of philadelphia. >>> crews are working hard at the convention center to prepare for the 2018 philadelphia auto show. some of the coolest cars in the world are rolled up and polished up for the auto show. more than 700 vehicles from 40 manufacturers worldwide are on display running from january 27th through february 4th, saturday night here on 6 abc get a one of a kind preview of the auto show and see the cars and technology and exotic rides and watch our "action news" colleagues work with a match maker that sets them up with the perfect vehicle. the philadelphia auto show 2018. saturday night at 7:00 right

u nfortu nately, most of the sapphires, gems, even gold rushes that we've had have been in protectedand it's all illegal, of course, but then, there is very little capacity to enforce legislation generally in madagascar — especially in very, also remote areas, because you have, i mean, they are usually remote areas so it's even more difficult to enforce the law in this case. do you think the government wants to enforce the law? i wouldn't dismiss also that there is maybe a lack of willingness to act. which means gems from illegal mines continue to flow to the capital and on into backstreet workshops. here, skilled hands and sharp eyes work to unlock the value of the gems. stones will go through several pairs of hands before they reach the capital antananarivo and a place like this, where they're cut and polished for export. a stone sold by a miner for £25 will be sold by a dealer like this for £250, and when it is in the us or in bangkok or in dubai, will go for more than £5,000. shaolin is happy to show this stock. the mining may be against the law but the trade isn't. this is his f

. >> nate, chief inspector. >> formerly chief inspector. >> of all time. >> ever. >> i shared with youmy dad gets a tv, my husband has cents to get a bigger tv. so tv envy is real. this is the biggest weaken for it. correct? >> the greatest time of the year to get a great tv. great deals going on, the 4k tv what you need to understand and watch the game. feels like you're in with these 4k tv's, a lot of fans in philly wantedor the 4k tv itl feel like you're at the stadium. >> talking to some of the guys, jaylen mills said the he'r are the super bows headphones, the best thing, but i don't need that at home snow. >> you don't necessarily need that at home. it would be kind o kind of weird to said your own home and just have your headphones on. but it is what is so great about the bows headphones, but when at home and you have the surround sound, that's why i enjoy watching the game at home so much. is you can hear so much of the different sounds that are in the stadium. like the quarter black audible, the different crowd noises, hits are more life lick when sitting at home with the surr

last year because investigators have been looking into his claim that the incident that involving nate mckinnon in which mr. bauer ran him over in this parking lot he claimed it was self-defense but now a grand jury has indicted him on not only second degree murder charges but manslaughter as well. let's show you some video from the scene from last february. it was last february in this upper marlboro shopping center parking lot police say gregory bauer struck and killed nate mckinnon with his suv. at the time police said bauer and his daughter had been following mckinnon and his mother while calling police. now the night before mckinnon was killed here's the back story he was allegedly involved in a dispute with the firefighter's daughter. police said guns were pulled in the incident and one man was arrested and charged with assault. for reasons still not clear mckinnon wasn't arrested. the firefighter and his daughter went back to the neighborhood where the assault occurred and spotted mckinnon g with his mother. they followed them for several miles. that's when they pulled into the

unfortunate nately we're not going to hear much of it in philadelphia when we see a result sunny sliverbecause the moon will be setting at the time of the lunar eclipse. temperatures right now, they are frigid. as has been the trend over the last week, 15-degrees right now westerly winds up around 13 miles per hour, so it feels like 1 degree right now. 14 in allentown. we're at 14 in trenton. 12-degrees in atlantic city. four in mount pocono. the artic cold has penetrated all the way down to the florida peninsula. it is in the teens in atlanta and in birmingham. just unbelievable cold and it is going to persist. we have a little bit of a breezy right now checking in on wind speeds around 10, 12, 14 miles per hour. feeling like 14 blow in mount no feeling like zero in allentown, feeling like one blow in atlantic city and this isn't the coldest of air. we're going to get a reinforcing shot of this artic air as we head towards the end of the week our forecasting high temperature for this upcoming friday, 16- degrees. the record0cold high temperature for this date ever is 14-degrees setback

with high pressure building from the north, u nfortu nately, pressure building from the north, unfortunately. a cold and frosty night. the weather front windows further south, taking its time. the wind is still a feature here. perhaps not as cold across the extreme south, but for the north is where the talking point is going to be. in sheltered parts of scotland, to bridge is at least down to —10, maybe lower. it's going to be a sparkling start but i had frost is likely. people seemed in the morning but if we see temperatures as low as -13, the but if we see temperatures as low as —13, the last time we had that was six years ago, —13, the last time we had that was six years ago, across —13, the last time we had that was six years ago, across the uk. cold and frosty. i don't suspect if we get those temperatures, that things will improve quickly. —7 at eight o'clock in the morning. the bridges in scotland may struggle to climb above freezing through the day. a frosty start through northern ireland, northern england. lighter winds in comparison to today. plenty of sunshine coming through. the w

u nfortu nately proud. it was frustrating.t was a case of seeing the team lose, we played against a very good nottingham forest tea m against a very good nottingham forest team who were sharp and focused. the challenges were decisive and i think overall, our performance wasn't good enough today to win the game. three matches in the fa cup third round today and there've been a couple of big surprises, none more so than at rodney parade where an 89th minute winner saw league two's newport county dump leeds united out of the competition. 53 football league places separating the welsh side from their championship opponents, adam wild was watching this one for us... the thing about cup surprises is you never know where they are coming. the thing about the fa cup is you always know they are. in truth, newport seemed an unlikely source, particularly when leeds united took an early lead in the championship. berardi benefited from a deflected shot, even with so much of the game still to play, the league 2 side may have feared the worst

backup quarterback is nate sudfeld. he literally threw it first nfl pass three days ago. >> it's hard to say right now, until in that situation, quite honestly. listen, it's a one game season. it's hard to be in desperation mode but if you're in that mode, you know, who knows? i do know this, it's not about one guy, one guy, it's about, you know, 11 on offense, defense and special teams. a lot of contributing factors go into -- go into winning a game. >> it's that pause that makes us nervous. doug appearing luke warm. he may have realized since his answer came out, this is a tweet from nfl roaster. doug pederson texted me after the press conference, he said my guy is nick foles. end of story. >>> second straight year, brian dawkin is a finalist for the hall of fame. includes terrell owens who is a finalist the third straight year, five modern candidates can be elected. the announcement will be made on february 3rd, the day before the super bowl. >>> u.s. hockey announced the roster for the winter olympics in south korea

nate lanxon, thank you for joining us. andrew sheets and caroline salmons.rnaround mode. -- we will bring you that interview. this is bloomberg. ♪ francine: economic, finance, and politics, this is bloomberg surveillance. i am francine lacqua in london. let's get straight to the business flash with nejra cehic -- we will get to that in a second. blackberry's effort to push further into the self driving car has pushed off. >> in all cases, we are providing the safety upgrading securitysafety and part of the operating system for the autonomous vehicle and the platform. --t is how we are going to you know very well, when we first talked about me taking this job, was to really create a new category for us to dominate in. i would not use the word "dominate," that we are doing extremely well now in that category. >> how will blackberry help by do become a common player -- player?come a large john: they are ambitious and creating the autonomous vehicle so they ared putting together some code and a lot of partnership, and they brought us in as one of their operating

stadium we think the best the league, a tremendous game day environment and game day atmosphere inter nate and loud. >> it cost billion to build and the place has an outdoor field even here in freezing cold s clear. some say it looks like a vikings ship and others a shard of ice. today they put the finishing touches in anticipation of the eagles patriots match-up come sunday. >> it's amazing. all of it comes together and it's so new. and unique this building in general. hall says it's prepared and leaving no stone unturned. in the meantime. the police department brass says it is ready for super bowl sunday and beyond. >> we will not let you tear up the city. commissioner rown the law for those that would dare go over the line for celebration. for thuggery and theft. move on in handle the situations and we will not tolerate that throughout the city. >> the win will trigger clouds than the nfc win two sundays ago. they suggest motorists say clear of center city because of the crowds that will swarm north broad and frankford and cotman. and massive deployments of uniform officers and plain cl

family members are asking for help if they could do nate basic necessities they would appreciate that. we have the link at 6abc.com. >>> amazon is announced its list of finalists for the company's second headquarters and philadelphia made the cut. the company plans to invest $5 billion this the facility and can employee up to 50,0 people. and new york city, boston and chicago. philadelphia officials have not revealed where the new facilit will be built and amazon plans make the final selection sometime this year. >> turning tther forecast. still cold outside. sun has mad return. as we take a look outside. via sky 6 hd at the christopher columbus memorial atding. the flags are blowing there and s snow is still on the ground and the sun is out. and not doing much to warm things up. you'll want to bundle up and the wins make it feel bitterly cold as well. but the good news is a warm-up is on the way. let head over to david murphy with a check of your accuweather forecast. >> warm air is to the west and not here yet. we have sunshine on satellite and not helping all that much as the cold

. >> reporter: that's county supervisor nate miley who says he'll lead the fight at the board level. they ask for support at the city and state level and got it from an assemblyman and a city council member. >> with the $83 million bond left in the coliseum, that's something we don't want to be left holding. if it's possible to keep the raiders or keep the raiders franchise or get economic relief, i think it's prudent for us to explore those options. >> i wholeheartedly support this effort to pursue the national football league, which has also violated its own relocation guidelines and enriched itself at the expense of the community it left behind. >> reporter: they do need a municipality on board. that brings us here to the county board of supervisors. it's in closed session right now discussing whether to move forward with this case. i did reach out to the oakland raiders, a couple phone calls and e-mails. still waiting to hear back. reporting live in oakland, amy hollyfield, abc7 news. >> thank you. >>> happening today, the san francisco board of supervisors is expected to vote on

u nfortu nately, we i gave everything i could. unfortunately, we could not win.ly was very lived there five years, my family was very happy there. i guess we would like to thank you again, and we showed the best for them. let's speak to the spanish—based football expert andy west philippe coutinho has been on their radarfor philippe coutinho has been on their radar for the last six or seven months since the transfer request came in, and barcelona came courting. what kind of excitement is there that they have finally got their man? a lot of excitement from their man? a lot of excitement from the club. as you say, they have been very doggy thing going for him, not put off by the fees spiralling from what they initially hoped to pay, and having to wait, because they tried in the summer. the club are pleased to get him, the fans are as well. 7000 people came to the stadium, not bad for a working day, to greet him when he was presented. some fans are wondering if he is the best option, and do we really need to pay that much of the acrimony? a lot of positive feeling,

u nfortu nately, had a collision nine days ago.fted towards japan before sinking on sunday. robin brant has more. this was the final intense fire that sent sanch toishgs the bottom of the east china sea. an explosion engulfed the whole ship and cracked its hull. in the final few hours, engulfed the whole ship and cracked its hull. in the finalfew hours, a plume of smoke reached up to a kilometre in the sky. chinese rescue teams had spent more than a week trying to fight the fire. but escaped oil and gas made it very dangerous to even get close. on saturday, they managed to get on board and recover a further two bodies. what‘s left of the tanker is now 100 metres down on the seabed. the remaining 29 crew members, who we re the remaining 29 crew members, who were missing, are all presumed dead. almost everyone on board was iranian and the government in tehran has declared a day of national mourning for monday to remember who they described as brave mariners. now the authorities here have to try to avert an environmental tragedy. whil

the robotic cameras broke, but i love it because we get nate out there. >> good to have nate in the studio this morning. >>> happening today, religious leaders in the east bay will gather ahead of a meeting on oakland's sanctuary city policy. today the oakland city council will vote on changes to the sanctuary policy which would limit all collaboration between the oakland police department and i.c.e. this comes after oakland police were accused of helping an i.c.e. house raid back in august. religious groups and community leaders will perform an inner faith prayer calling for passage of a proposed amendment. it's happening at 5:00 p.m. on the steps of city hall. >>> new this morning, police in northern california are searching for a murderer after a missing mother was found dead. karen garcia was last seen alive on saturday night at a friend's house. two days later her family reported her missing. on sunday night she was found dead inside her car which was parked at a shopping center in wood land. police are looking for garcia's ex-boyfriend, 21-year-old salvador garcia jr. they say they f

u nfortu nately, over would have targeted this hospitals?he last two three years in syriac, hospitals have been a target under the giroud can then —— under the cheever geneva convention, hospitals are not supposed to be a target. ghouta is it last big on clear that the syrians and russians have not defeated, and it appears that they are having a final push. we are all hopeful that peace talks will start again. i think a lot of us very closely involved have been devastated by the silence of on politicians and western politicians and already calling on president trump, who we just and already calling on president trump, who wejust had, president macron and others to get behind a ceasefire. we feel if a ceasefire can be encouraged, this humanitarian aid for these people can get in and save them. and the un peace process will develop to allow free and fair elections for some time. but at the moment, things are absolutely desperate. we have been in direct contact with the russians, with president putin and with president assad, and they have in t