i knew where that young man was. >> reporter: finding a way to reach nick has been a challenge. he used to live in a 24 hour residential treatment center. but lenore says the staff had trouble with nick's obsessive behavior. >> it was torture for him to have someone try to intervene and rush him or prevent him from doing something. >> and what did that lead to? >> initially protesting. and it eventually evolved into him becoming very, very self-destructive, property destruction. and he would -- he began to attack people. he began to lash out. >> reporter: lenore says they had no choice but to bring him home. >> it's a lot for the family, but i know a lot of it fell on you. >> moms do what moms got to do. we do what we have to do. >> reporter: now, their public school district provides aides to help lenore in the home and sends a teacher to work with nick for two hours every day. >> ready -- what is? what is this? you know it, yep. >> reporter: the teacher helps him communicate using a device that generates speech. >> pepper. >> yes, two more. give me two more on this page, okay?

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steve ramsey said he recognize add lot of the old nick. >> has the ability to throw a deep ball, findick who played here, he dressed in the same exact longer room. he was out here on the same field 105, put the time and never, good things will work out for you. >> i think even peterson says that nick has always been the same nick foles. ramsey was foles' assistant football coach back in the day now ramsey is school principal , so how far they've come. >> that was cents one heck of a haircut. coming up: john john dickerson, john king, join because pro view. good morning, guys. >> good morning, rahel and jim ahead melody is in studio 57 with the dow historic plunge, and it impact on your 401k. she is talking to her sources about how investment firms are reacting. >> melody has sources. plus at the kennedy space center with a lot of the most anticipated lunch? years: musk tells us successful test flight of the world's most powerful rocket could change space travel. >> we will reveal oprah's newest collection, and author here with me, gale and moore at the table. all of that plus the eye

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joent go. >> [ bleep ]. >> nick has endured all kinds of stuff.ope he catch as break one of these days. >> well, that doesn't happen in this video. 15 minutes later. >> i never felt so defeated. it was to the point to where i'm like i want my career to end now. >> oh. >> he is a good sport, too. he is smiling and laughing in the end. we would be on a friend break if they were my friends. i would give them five to ten business days. >> thanks for joining us. we will see you on the next brand-new episode of rtm. ♪ strummed guitar you can't experience the canadian rockies through a screen. you have to be here, with us. ♪ upbeat music travel through this natural wonder and get a glimpse of amazing, with a glass of wine in one hand, and a camera in the other, aboard rocky mountaineer. canada's rocky mountains await. call your travel agent or rocky mountaineer for special offers now. on the only bed that adjusts on both sides to your ideal comfort your sleep number setting. and snoring? does your bed do that? right now during the ultimate sleep number e

nick: he has to go through the process, though, i guess. he's trying to help him -- jim: so this is just for the relief from the grandstand. nick: he did well against the rough. well, it's technically bounced outside of two club lengths. he then has to place it on the path and then the nearest point of relief will be to the right. if he wanted extra seximente excitement, he could have clipped it off the path. [laughter] jim: created a few sparks. nick: but i guess he hasn't practiced that for a while. now he's got to be sensible where he drops it. find a trampled-down spot. jim: how far back is he, dottie? dottie: he'll be 120 yards to the home. 120 to the front. the lie should be fine. it will be trampled but i don't think there's any threat of a flier. the breeze from there angle will be a little more into him. >> move over that way. jim: didn't take thomas long to step up and hit that second shot on the nose and knock it onto the back of the green in two. nick: that little bit of right-to-left wind will help him. gives him options. either

he's on a slight upslope that will help things but it's a far more difficult shot than what chez has. nickmetimes get to use the bounce on a pitching wedge. it's a little bit more forgiving than the sharper edges of your 54-degree or something. peter: chez had 148 in regulation. he has 145 now. lightly -- slight little different angle and stance but he'll know how hard to hit this one. nick: the first one he knew was going to go left so it's scary and try and hold it off a tad too much. but this is a nice aim. tiniest of draws and put it in the same spot. maybe instead of 20 feet get it to 10 feet. peter: pitching wedge again. jim: same side of the green. longer distance. nick: yeah, it's going to fall off. he won't be happy with that. yeah, that's -- that will be a nervy chip up the hill and down the other side. jim: what'd you see there, peter? peter: i don't think he slerkt haved and turned -- accelerated and turned through that one quite as aggressively as he had been. gary woodland now, 113 to the hole. no problem getting in provided he clears the hip. nick: came back and out of the p

nick has details in this next report. well, our international affairs joins usor rob parsons in studio. it i is all i rush at the momen. a quick question -- talk us through what is behind all of this politicalal strife that is ongoing in south africa? rob: it has been going on a long time. the ninine years of president zuma's term in office has been marked by corruption scandals, i accusations of rape, accusations of graft -- scandal after scandal -- which has damaged the reputation of the ruling african national congress party, the anc, to the extent that two years ago, 2016, and the local elections that took place that year, the anc had its worst performance since the end of apartheid in 1994, securing just under 54% of the vote. rochelle: i will stop you there, because i am hearing that a spokesperson f from the anc c is about to speak. we will cross live to that press conference. >> and the determination t to handle this matter. president of the anc, cyril ramaphosa, said last week, we had fruitfulul and constructive

and, nick has the weather forecast. good championship. and, nick has the weatherforecast.ng, it is the weekend. rain at some stage today for all of us. the chance of snow, especially later, and after being less cold, tomorrow is much colder again. i have got your forecast for you later. the bee invitation was given by the sister of the north korean leader. let's get more from our correspondence. i think we have got a problem with stephen. we will make sure that we have got a connection. it is not happening at the moment. we will come back to that in a moment. steven mcdonald is injohn chang for us, there. let's just steven mcdonald is injohn chang for us, there. let'sjust show steven mcdonald is injohn chang for us, there. let's just show you the wider images, there. —— pyeongchang for us. we knew that the two site would be meeting, and stephen, think we can come back to you, now. this time, yesterday, we spoke, didn't we? and the question mark was, was there a hand shake? this morning, things have changed significantly? absolutely. the thaw between north and south korea c

we win this game playing unselfish football, everybody doing their job and obviously nick has a fightl in that at the quarterback position being the play maker that he is. >> reporter: have to give big congratulations to chris long the mvp award recipient last year it was mal couldn't jenkins much staying within the eagles family. at 10:30 fox 29 news the chase for championship our eagles insider dave spadaro joining me live to break down all things 52, lucy. >> not surprised about chris. this whole team has got a huge heart and their pump bell. go to the love that. thank you much, kristen. >> next up chris o'connell and chris people are spending some serious dough to see the eagles play in minneapolis. my goodness. that's right lucy three days away from the super bowl and i know because i've heard some,/people. if you're -- sleeping in your bed right now, you are on your couch and you're still toying with the idea of coming to minneapolis for the big game, the good news is, tickets are still available. bad news is, it is going to cost you dearly. if you're headed to the twin cities f

a user with the name nick has -- nikolas cruz posting, i'm going to be a professional school shooter. >> thought that to be odd and disturbing. >> reporter: the fbi investigated, but turned up nothing. and tonight, a new glimpse of cruz from the minutes after the massacre. abc news obtaining this surveillance video showing cruz walking into a mcdonald's shortly before he was later g to law enforcement urces, cruz told investigators he heard voices in his head, telling him to conduct the attack. in the community where he grew up, neighbors like shelby speno describe a history of violence. >> you remember seeing police there at his house often when he lived near you guys? >> the police were in the driveway a lot. >> reporter: police today revealed they received 20 calls about cruz over the past few years. several people telling us how he tried to hurt and kill animals. >> they first thing was the incident where he had the gun and shooting the chickens. that was concerning to me. i thought oh my god, of all people i wish didn't have a gun. >> really alarming to hear about those warnings

from starter to backup to starter to backup and so you root for guy like nick foles who is on the verge of retiring and now hask and up to a home. >> here in the playoffs nick foles and eagles offense has found a lot of success with quick passes to create that tempo that work really well for him and those chunk plays. how effective can that be against the patriots. >> the eagles if they can give nick foles a clean pocket they think they have an advantage down the field against the cornerbacks of the new england patriots. belichick wants to do some of to take away zach ertz. i think what the eagles want to see earlly from foles does he get into rhythm. is he throwing the ball high. how is his stride. is he rushing it i talk to the quarterback coach about it this week he said i want to scenic foles early in the game and then i i will evaluate is the moment too large, is he on his game, what can we do to get him on his game? eagles remember kristen down at land down the field first play. against minnesota down the field early in the game. if they can give him a clean pocket he tests that deep secondary. >> that d

nick. trump has been called the great disruptor and one wonders how much of a disrupter he's been to the wayhe bbc reports from america. well, i don't know. i don't think we've ever had a president who has given such a volume of news at such a high velocity. it begins very early in the morning, as it did today with a presidential tweet, quite an extraordinary presidential tweet this time, attacking the leadership of the fbi and the justice department. and often, it ends the day with a midnight tweet which can be equally extraordinary, as was the case a few weeks ago when he announced that he wasn't going to be coming to london. well, you've dived straight into one of the issues that viewers do bring up which is trump's use of twitter and, i must say, newswatch viewers do regularly complain that the bbc, they feel, jumps to broadcast every tweet and that you should be far morejudicious in what you choose to report. have they got a point? i promise you, we don't publish every single tweet and we don't react to every single tweet either. but, of course, twitter has become a primary medium to co

nick. trump has been called the great disruptor and one wonders how much of a disrupter he's been to the wayhe bbc reports from america. well, i don't know. i don't think we've ever had a president who has given such a volume of news at such a high velocity. it begins very early in the morning, as it did today with a presidential tweet, quite an extraordinary presidential tweet this time, attacking the leadership of the fbi and the justice department. and often, it ends the day with a midnight tweet which can be equally extraordinary, as was the case a few weeks ago when he announced that he wasn't going to be coming to london. well, you've dived straight into one of the issues that viewers do bring up which is trump's use of twitter and, i must say, newswatch viewers do regularly complain that the bbc, they feel, jumps to broadcast every tweet and that you should be far morejudicious in what you choose to report. have they got a point? i promise you, we don't publish every single tweet and we don't react to every single tweet either. but, of course, twitter has become a primary medium to co

charles: can we find a way of preventing people who are obviously as deranged as nick has cruz was from ever owning a weapon? >> i think that's what the president is looking at. what he did today was beyond searching for solutions. it was also giving these families a chance to vent and reconcile their grief it was almost a therapeutic thing what the president did today and i strongly commend him for even setting down the microphone ask so they could talk. charles: capri, i feel you are not someone wedded to a particular ideology. you listen to one tap i can and pick a common sense approach. we saw a daca offer from president trump that it thought the democrats would jump all over. he gave in and gave them numbers you couldn't imagine. you have to wonder, whatever comes out of the white house will there be bipartisan support or will we see the nitpicking? >> i think it will be challenging forego congress. not only was i a democrat endorsed by the nra for my entire elected career. i also had a school shooting in my district in 2012 where 3 kids were killed. this is about having a legitima

everything nick has done, everything that doug done. of course, you can look at the front office.verybody had a had hand in it. great year. pof course you needed drama. >> reporter: we did drama >> up to the end and of course, the greatest quarterback ever to play, you knocked the ball out of his hands and beat the patriots. >> reporter: we need to talk about that real quick. brandon graham, gets the strip. derek barnett gets the recovery and i think that sealed it >> the thing about it is the way they were driving up and down the fields, somebody had to make had a play and right with the season on the line. he fought through it and it wasn't easy sack. he got in there. of got the ball out. and really that's what did it. >> reporter: one of my favorite things was the chance to go over and see some of the players during the trophy ceremony go over to the fans, nelson agholor gave his glove, torrey smith came over, so many emotions, and the eagles are super bowl champs >> it took everything out of everybody. took everything out of the players, the coaches everybody totally exhausted

. ♪ >> the team that has been so disrespected. nickes has taken his team to super bowl lii. ♪ >> the opportunity to compete at the highest level in the largest game against the best that's what we play this game for. that's what we look forward to. ♪ >> i want to go to the playoffs you want to go to the super bowl and obviously we want to won. all the guys who wouldn't said getting married and having the only things is the only thing that can compare g we've work our whole lives to get to to this point. you can't just be happy getting here. >> both number one seeds. one of them will be under are crowned world champion. >> we got to win this thing. >> getting goosebumps from that kind of talk. our gary cobb joining me live. gary, thanks so much for hanging out with us tonight. >> my pleasure. definitely don't want to be outside. >> no. then you get real goosebumps that's when you have to button up. let's talk about eagles practi practice. they had their last friday practice of the year today and some good news for fans. because tim jurn

julian assange says he has a different version of the story than alexander nicks. eb, hard to understand, we appreciate you laying it out for us. >> broward county sheriff says he received nearly twos done call dozen calls, but cnn has found nearly twice as many. one from a neighbor who talked to us. stay with us. introducing dell cinema. technology with incredible color, sound and streaming. just as the creators intended. ♪ up to $200 off at dell.com ♪ want us to do about what woulthis president?fathers i'm tom steyer, and when those patriots wrote the constitution here in philadelphia, they created the commander in chief to protect us from enemy attack the justice department just indicted 13 russians for an electronic attack on america. so what did this president do? nothing. he's failed his most important responsibility - to protect our country. the question is: why is he still president? your only worry...ty customer first guarantee... will be how to drink this monstrosity. get help with hotels, free twenty-four-hour flight changes, and our price match guarantee

right now it is chaos, but unbelievable. >> nick has shown exactly who he is and what he can do and whats capable of doing, well deserved of the honor. >> stadium was never too big for him all year. he did the same thing that we expected him to do tonight. >> i'm so happy for nick foles because, you know, a lot of guys didn't give him a chance. he lit it up. and on defense, needed to make a stop, we made a play to get off the field and win the game. >> i caught up with nick earlier in the week. i asked him about his 7-month-old baby girl lilly. i said you look into her eyes, nick, what do you see? how does it change the game for you? he said, i see my wife, she means everything to me. and he broke down in tears. he's a genuine guy. that's his wife torre there. what a journey for this family, nick foles, making history. and it is incredible to think about this guy, he's such a respected leader in the locker room. he takes grad school seminary classes in the off season, wants to be a high school pastor some day. he answered the prayers of philadelphia fans around the world with a historic

and nick has the weather. good morning.ouch of frost, patchy fog around this morning but plenty of fine, dry weather to come, not just today, plenty of fine, dry weather to come, notjust today, for the rest of the week and into the weekend with increasing sunshine by then. the main story is the turning colder pa rt main story is the turning colder part of the forecast and how cold it will get next week. i've got the full forecast coming up. nick, thank you very much. good morning. first, our main story. president trump says he's considering arming teachers with guns and tightening background checks on people buying weapons after last week's school shootings in florida which left 17 people dead. mr trump was speaking at a meeting at the white house where he listened to emotional and angry testimony from survivors of gun crime and their families. barbara plett—usher reports. the people demand a hearing. in florida telling their lawmakers loud and clear, they don't want this mass shooting to drop off the political agenda like

and nick has the weather.old est to coldest to start the day in scotland and northern ireland, with frost and and northern ireland, with frost and a few freezing fog patches. more cloud for england and wales. damp and drizzly in a few spots. lots of wine and dry weather to come for the rest of the week into the weekend, but it is definitely turning colder. good morning. first, our main story. president trump has signed an order to ban bump—stock devices, which were used by a gunman who killed 58 las vegas concert—goers last year. mr trump says legislation that outlaws equipment which turns rifles into machine—guns could be ready "very soon". david willis reports. we don't know where the shoot is! the scenes are nothing new here, but last week's high school shooting in florida has galvanised the debate on gun control in america in a way few here can remember. students who survived an attack which killed 17 of their teachers and classmates are speaking out fluidly and forcefully. do not let people try to get und

. >> reporter: finally able to walk nick still has stiffness in his legs. >> it hurts to walk. >> it walk. >> reporter: thankful to be alive nick wants to headache sure to share his gratitude with his life savers. >> when the accident happened i didn't think i would have a chance to be here right now i didn't know if i would have my legs or if i would have my life and i just can't thank them enough. >> reporter: how about that. nick says he eventually hopes to return to his construction job, but the burn team at jefferson that is leading his recovery includes surgeons, nurses and occupational and physical therapist what a team that is great. >> reporter: what a team, what a couple and giving back saying thank to you people whom t life, really is something. >> wonderful8] story. >> thanks stephan >>> we are in delaware county celebrating mardi gras. >> festive atmosphere in media where residents took part in the mardi gras party there was new orleans theme food with a masquerade dance and you have to have your beads on mardi gras. >> oh, yeah. >> look at that smile that is great. >> i

nick has that cnn exclusive. nick, baghdadi came at a time when they were already losing their grip on raqqa. >> a key time, and the news came in around may of last year when the u.n.-backed kurdish forces were responsible for kicking isis out that october. perhaps that's when he chose to flee the city itself. we know, as you said, for about four or five months he had to relinquish control of the organization. that was also when they lost control of the mosul city, the old city itself slipping out of their hands in about june or july. so there were moments of territorial change and loss for the group, too. the key question is exactly who fired the missile that appears to have injured him. the americans say they don't have an exact date and while there were dominant forces dropping bombs around syria, they weren't entirely clear about trying to kill bagdadi. it represents a man on the run. the notion of him being injured in may, it depends on testimony from isis detainees and refugees as well. now they believe he

storm tracker 6 live says it all, david murphy has more on when we'll dry out and the snow potential. >>> nickd to go, but not any more. we have weather and traffic all next on "action news." lf coast. 83 in orlando. >>> we do return to florida for the story of a brave student who witnessed the attack firsthand. >> she suffered several wounds but she's now home and safe and offering a message of forgiveness for the suspect. amy viteri has the story. >> reporter: daniela realized that truth when bullets came flying into her classroom hitting her and several others. >> it hurt and i didn't know i was like shot. i didn't know what i had. and then like i didn't think it was real until like i saw the blood. >> reporter: this as she hid behind a cabinet with two of her classmates lifeless on the ground others near her also shot. >> she was bleeding all over her face and she was -- she kept on asking like what's wrong with my face? and i was trying to keep everyone calm. >> you know it's real close. >> reporter: social studies teacher greg pittman rushed his students to safety. several of his colleag

byline, the first name is nick timothy, i think the beard the byline, the first name is nick timothy, ithink the beard has byline, the first name is nick timothy, i think the beard has gone, but he is still very much a man connected into number 10 and was very against this kind of you. i was a remainer, iwould very against this kind of you. i was a remainer, i would like us not to leave the eu, but i am also a democrat. we had a referendum and voted to leave. i think everybody has the right to make arguments about what kind brexit, get people to change their minds. what is about this is the fact that it is the people that really want to stop brexit happening, it is like they learned nothing from the remain campaign. it did not do well, is lost. it should have spoken to working men and women, particularly outside of london. again, we have a millionaire, a billionaire businessman, lots of other rich, white, powerful men, based in london, trying to reverse something that has happened. that is not the way to get a successful outcome on brexit. these other guys that look like they could have been presidents cl

and nick has the weather. rain at sons today for all of us, the chance of snow, especially later.w is much colder, again. i have got the full forecast coming. good morning. first our main story. the north korean leader kimjong—un has invited the south korean president to visit him at the earliest date possible. the invitation was given by the sister of the north korean leader during a historic meeting between the two sides in seoul. let's get more on this from our correspondent stephen mcdonnell who's in pyeongchang. stephen, just put this in some kind of context for us, because only a couple of days ago this would have been a development that no one thought possible? yes, it is absolutely remarkable that we have heard here... the news is flying around the olympic press thinks. that this information has come from the north korean leader, to the south korean counterpart to visit pyongyang. the only reason that the north korean team could come here was because they have got this one phone line across the demilitarised zone up and running, and talk through the logistics of getting th

other seventeen year old american has won gold in south korea and nick mckenzie client has been following it all for us and nick we have to start with chloe cam we do indeed after sunday of course read there are seventeen old american winning gold c.d.'s later chloe kim did it again she isn't in the half pipe and starts off in the fourth one with a pretty good lead and she would have had to do much pushing of hitting this run to be out of the park with their purpose of ninety three and this trick you see right now is a tell a teacher and once she did twice now well the female m.p. has done that before and this is the young age of seventeen you got to have nerves for that. and say look at that look at the height she gets as well. so with gold it's a lovely story can sing when she was thirteen years old she could go see them pics and such in two thousand and fourteen she was that girl she could recall how with i.o.c. said you're too young to go in this thing it's a lovely story because she also before elementary school she'd go out on the trampoline and practice a jump some flips in the mor

nick has the weather. good morning. a much colderfeel the things today.and hail in the north and west of the uk. i have all of your sunday weather and a look at the week to come. thank you very much, nick. good morning. first, our main story. charities doing overseas aid work will lose government funding if they fail to ensure that vulnerable people are properly protected. that warning came from international development secretary penny mordaunt. she described the behaviour of some of oxfam's workers in haiti, who were accused of using prostitutes in the aftermath of the 2010 earthquake, as "horrific." the charity is also facing new allegations about some of its workers in chad. andy moore reports. after haiti, now, new allegations about the behaviour of some oxfam workers in chad in central africa. they date back to 2006 and also involved prostitutes. the head of mission in chad at the time was the same man who resigned from oxfam five years later because of the scandal in haiti. oxfam said it was shocked and dismayed about the latest revelations from ch

and nick has the weather.is the weekend so there is another weather system coming into the uk. rain at some stage for all of us. the chance of snow, especially later. and after being less cold today, tomorrow is much colder again. i have yourfull forecast coming up. good morning. first, our main story. the department for international development is reviewing its work with oxfam following claims the charity covered up the use of prostitutes by some of its staff. oxfam has insisted it publicised the action it took against the workers, some of whom were fired. however, the times is reporting several went on to work for other charities who were unaware of their past behaviour. jessica parker reports. an advert to the charity giant oxfam, it got nearly £32 million from the uk department for international development in the last financial year. to be the sexual exploitation scandal, the government said last night: the allegations surround the behaviour of eight workers here in haiti following the devastating earthq

first the panel that especially nick has made some really good points about imposing a cost on russiathat's obviously important, the onus is on the intelligence commuty to collect steal sectsnd recruit the spies to tell us about vladimir putin's mentions. that's really important. i'll get speculative and say the russians who were indicted on friday, they could have conducted their intelligence so-called intelligence research in cyberspace but they traveled some of them to the united states, and what i'm interested in, what was their footprint, with whom did they speak? that's an open question and one that's going to be important for us to answer. and i also believe lastly what's really important for our administration is, hold the russians accountable for their own fraud and corruption which we're going to see in march when putin is elected president. we haven't done that effectively. secretary clinton was out front doing it in 2011 and 2012, and drew putin's ire for that. if we hold ourselves as we should as a bastian of democracy we have to speak out against countries like russia wh

nick: donald trump looked pretty happy, too his supporters believe he struck a blow for justice.s his criticgue he has engineered a political stunt. nick bryant, bbc news, washington. jane: among the members on the intelligence committee who voted to release the memo was republican will hurd, who served ia officer before joinin congress. he joined me a short time ago from san antonio. thank you for joining me. what do you feel you have gained by releasing this memo? rep. hurd: i will answer that -- i want to tweak one thing in the lead up to this. the memo does not allege political bias. everyone who is taing about this is alleging political bias, but to me, the core this, what we have gained from this, is it is congress' responsibility to shine a light on our government and theop ations of our government, and i do not believe an american citizen should be subject to a surveillance based on unverified information, circular reporting, and rumors.e it is unfortunrtisans are going to use this to push their own particular biases, but to me this is not a criticism of the mueller investigation -- jane: but

jeff skversky has nick foles day at disney world and cecily tynan has the parade forecast.day's victory parade will start at broad and patterson at 11:00 a.m. then north through the city on broad. we are not sure if it will go around city hall to the left or right, but it will likely go left to pack into dilworth park, ending at the philadelphia museum of art for a huge celebration there. let's go live to the museum. "action news" reporter dann cuellar, dan, the word is that a couple of million people are making their own parade plans. >> that's pretty much what everyone is saying. the die has been cast. the order of business set for center city and making the eagle parade set for thursday. without telling anyone for fear of jinxing the game or giving bill belichick a heads up, looks like the city had a head start. >> we did it, baby. >> with passionate eagle fans running on high octane after the superbowl win the city is moving full speed ahead with the championship parade. >> i'm happy they won. everything is coming together for thursday. >> construction crews at the art

has worked. since carson went down, the eagles in games where the starters played the entire way, they're 4-0 and nickas had one of the more unbelievable postseason performances by a quarterback. in minnesota covering the superbowl, john clark, nbc sports philadelphia. >>> sixers and heat in south philly today. expected the play in back-to-back games for the first time. sixers were up 28 in the fourth quarter, but, man, the lead went down to five when finds simmons inside. it was the 100th win for greg brown. we'll be right back. >>> closed captioning on nbc 10 is brought to you by your local tri-state buick dealers. experience the seven expectation shattering models. ♪ >>> yeah, the city is lit. you are looking live at boathouse row lit up in green tonight for the birds. a beautiful shot. >> you know what? if the birds win could we see fireworks over boathouse row? >> i have a feeling they will do all of that, a great parade down broad street. >> all of the green we will see. now just two days away. imagine how the players are feeling right about now. >> i know. >> they got to get a good night's slee

. > the pastor even joked that quarterback nick foles has a job waiting for him after the church --s done with football. foles said this week that once his football career is over, he would like to become a pastor. >>> and slide eagles supplied philadelphia police were greesing poles around the city trying to keep fans from climbing them after tonight's game. take look at the scene cell eighty three on the 400 block of south broad street. police are not saying exactly what substance that they're using this time. they don't want people to research counter measures. crisco didn't seem to work after the nfc champion shim game. a few fans who gathered around spontaneously broke out into the eagles fight song. >> in anticipation of super bowl celebrations tonight, parking restrictions are currently in place in philadelphia. there will be no parking on broad street from arch to pine, and around city hall. also from dickinson to oregon avenue. no parking either. restrictions went into effect at 2:00 p.m. and will remain through 3am on monday morning. this does include both sides of the str

. >> nick foles has new claim to fame. we'll tell you about the famous celebrity singing his praises. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> and philly is rocking this weekends, coming up where you can see the mummers, yes, the mummers it is not january 1st, but where you can see them strut their stuff. we will be right back. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ and save up to $600 on select tempur-pedic adjustable mattress sets from the brand ranked highest in customer satisfaction with mattresses by j.d. power. ♪ tempur-pedic sleep is power. >> a sentiment that we've heard before. turn around, don't drown. but a police officer near pittsburgh had to learn that the hard way. the officer drove his cruiser into rising waters, in union township yesterday. that's where nearby rivers, creeks, and streams are threatening to burst their banks. he was trapped on the roof. he was quickly rescued. officials say it could have been much worse. >> he didn't have a life perserver on. water was cents about 5 feet deep. he was cold. and that wat

jeff skversky has nick foles day at disney world and cecily tynan has the parade forecast.start at broad and patterson at 11:00 a.m. then north through the city on broad. we are not sure if it will go around city hall to the left or right, but it will likely go left to pack into dilworth park, ending at the philadelphia museum of art for a huge celebration there. let's go live to the museum. "action news" reporter dann cuellar, dan, the word is that a couple of million people are making their own parade plans. >> that's pretty much what everyone is saying. the die has been cast. the order of business set for center city and making the eagle parade set for thursday. without telling anyone for fear of jinxing the game or giving bill belichick a heads up, looks like the city had a head start. >> we did it, baby. >> with passionate eagle fans running on high octane after the superbowl win the city is moving full speed ahead with the championship parade. >> i'm happy they won. everything is coming together for thursday. >> construction crews at the art museum were honored to be

god knows when we will do this again, but hopefully next year >> nick foles has done several things in his store i can career that hasn't been done by very great quarterbacks in this league. so something special about that guy. >> now, for the most part, the crowd during the all day celebration was well behaved. so far, no estimates from the city on how many people were in town for that parade. >> and after the celebrations, one eagles player met with fans from cherry hill, new jersey, not far from his hometown. running back corey clement hosted a meet and greet at modell's in cherry hill last night. real exciting there. fans lined up to get their footballs, shirts, other eagles merchandise signed. he's from glassboro half hour from cherry hill. he tells "eyewitness news" he will never forget yesterday's super bowl parade. >> my feeling was just i felt, you know, numb, just being able to witness so many fans staying committed throughout the rest of the season, and being therefore one another. so this was a special moment here. >> great story there. clem he is zero end's dream began to

and nick has the weather.ood morning. it is a cold and frosty start this morning. high pressure in control, plenty of dry weather for the weekend, increasing sunshine and blue sky but if you think it is called yet, do have not seen anything yet! wait until next week! yourfull seen anything yet! wait until next week! your full forecast is coming up. good morning. first, our main story — for every five prescriptions handed out in england, an error is made, and the government's warned these mistakes could be linked to hundreds and potentially thousands of deaths a year. the health and social care secretary, jeremy hunt, has described the findings as "appalling". he cites the case of a 92—year—old woman whose vital medication was stopped after her chart was inadvertently swapped. here's our health editor hugh pym. the report covers mistakes made in the prescribing, dispensing and administering of medication in england. these could involve gps, pharmacist, care homes and hospitals. researchers are to be one of the

be fit to play. more games he does play feeling comfortable coming back. he looks in good nick. involved and hasto see. fc 28—18 at the jungle. half, this one of two tries for captain michael shenton. they slipped to their second defeat of the season. ireland the only team left with the chance of a grand slam. chance of a grand slam. maybe cling onto teamgb‘s best of medal haul at the winter olympics. in strength and the gets colder, it will feel quite raw. will feel quite raw. easterly wind is bringing in this very cold siberian air. very cold siberian air. east coast where we keep a bit more cloud. cloud. lower, and a bitterly cold start in the morning. the morning. plenty of sunshine tomorrow for northern ireland. tomorrow for northern ireland. and western scotland. western scotland. of the east coast and will feel quite raw. quite raw. sunday evening and overnight we pick up more cloud. overnight we pick up more cloud. have been hinting at the increased risk of snow showers. risk of snow showers. night with a hard frost around as we go into monday morning. go into monday morning. we're picki

tom brady actually has more wins and touchdown passes in the playoffs than nick foles has for his entireefinitely a big experience gap when it comes to the super bowl. but i'll tell you what. nick foles could be forever a hero in the city of philadelphia if he's able to deliver their first super bowl championship tomorrow. >> you know, coming from colorado, i've always been a huge denver broncos fan, i'm all about the underdog in this upcoming game. andy scholes, where is your hat? >> reporter: so i've been inside all day, and i've only been running out for these live shots, so i haven't been wearing a hat. i wanted to make sure my tv hair stayed in place. >> i was going to say, your hair looks very nice, andy scholes. thank you very much, sir. good to see you. >>> that's going to do it for us. i'm ana cabrera in new york. i'll be back two hours from now, live in the "cnn newsroom." we've got smerconish next, followed by "the axe files." next. go. yes! go. yes! nice play. still buffering. mine too. what happened? hey, joy, you should let your new pals know that according to a leading ind

. >> reporter: foles has been hitting his stride in the post season and offensi reich knows he will car that i moment number to sunday. talent, poise, character but nick understands he has i great approach going in to this game is they all know not anyone spers game we win playing unselfish football everybody doing their job has al role in that as a quarterback position being thes. >> we have seen it. we have seen it several times. it is a team >> 4:27. >> still ahead. >> how about this scenario talking about breast cancer for years, are you harming your heart? >> there is a linc now between breast cancer treatments and heart disease, we will have more coming up. >>> depends where you are and what you are getting. you can see a live look down the shore and certainly there is some rain there and some snow, on some peoples heads. so sue and bob have that all covered. >> as bob likes to say traffic jammo, down by the stadium. wing bowl morning, and crowds already starting to pour in. that is from last year but you can imagine. >>> and also a super sneak peak at the other reason people are watching, the super bowl, oh, the ads. good, bad, won that everybo

relationship with nick foles, they both have been back up quarterbacks doug pederson knows what nick foles haser forecaster on wentz. he can appreciate that, this is just really great group of quarterbacks working in that room together with, with carson wentz, that ultimately, can come up with the philly special. now, the philly special did come from the 2016 chicago bears, came over with alshon jeffrey, now it has a new name , philly philly dilly dilly philly special. the crowd going bananas, because eagles apparently have the lead going into the half. who knew? >> thank you, alshon for that play, and thank you, kristen rodgers, for watching it again . >> that's right. >> that's great. okay, let's getaracade. jenn fred, you have an hour and a half to get these people ready. let's know chris o'connell. i love him. you know there is a better o'connell, right here, what's up? >> number one, brother, right here. >> right there. >> yes. >> you should have been on tv your whole life instead of him >> i know, i got the looks, i got the comedy, i got the whole thing. >> okay. the question is do you h

is a frustrating awe—inspiring when one of your guys is nicked and has to go to the senior squad? what we are about. we want them to experience that level, if they are good enough to stay there that is brilliant. rugby union's changes have been rapid. paul grayson played for england at the start of the professional era. penalty kick by no 10, paul grayson. his schaars is part of the under 20 squad preparing for the demands of the modern game. when he used to play the centres were 13 stone and now they are 13 and a half stone. play the centres were 13 stone and now they are 13 and a half stonem is different but it is normal for the player of my age, that's what it is, just take it how it comes. you can bench press the old man now? —— out bench press. just about, he still got that dad strength. you're taller than him? he won't admit it. u20$ taller than him? he won't admit it. u20s is supposed to be a pathway from skills to the structure of the senior game and of course that means muscle, but all academy players are expected to do some form of education too. rugby careers can be luc

. >> as of being super bowl mvp weren't enough, nick foles apparently has new job title. if you put the patriots team owner, nick foles, not sure why the eagles quarterback appeared in front of the actual owner being robert craft, but foles did own the pats in the field, last sunday , so we will take it. >> former white house ad has temporarily left celebrity big brother. several of her cast mates on the reality show say she was taken to the hospital after an asthma attack, said it didn't seem serious but unclear whether she would return to the show. celebrity big brother airs on our sister station cbs-3 or on cbs-3 at 8:00 p.m. >> actor and comedian bill murray made a colorful impression on those gathered at the at&t pro-am golf tournament. during the third round in the pebble beach california event, seen drinking wine from a fan 's flaskment later he pick up a glass of t's and tossed them to the crowd. >> and back here at home, if you saw a pack of pant less people running through philadelphia, you were watching the cube i had under i run. might have been startling but n

all day five of the winter olympics that the snowboarding legend has added another goal to his tally nick mcculloch life has not been competing but can tell us all about the action i wish it was me as do i. sure what we're talking about on top of the podium again how did you do it it was actually incredible how it went down as half by because you know him he's a household name he's been in this is for for the impacts and the pictures we're about to see you see the speed he first had going into the half pipe in the mouth of he managed to get off the side of this and we go see him i think goes turning four times altogether and i guess they would talk about chloe came to it three times he did four and he said after the event that this is the first time he's actually cleanly landed the trick at any one ever and it just happened to be today he was planning on doing it but he needs to do something special so i almost perfect score of ninety seven point seven five to win his third and gold when you see how extensive he was because of course he missed out on medals in sochi four years ago he was

and brandon says going to the grovy store is tougher and nick foles life has changed as well. doug peterson says that one of his messages to the guys as they departed today was there say downside to success. you talk about endorsement deals and guys that don't want to report to training camp and holding out because of contracts and autograph signings for money, his message is to enjoy it and get used to playing if february and short offseasons that is what will happen around here, this is a town of football success and doesn't think this is the last super bowl and wanted to warn them about the possible downsides of this kind of success. more coming up for the eagles on 4:00, 5:00 and 6:00. a good time in philadelphia. live at the nova care complex. rick and sara back to you. >> thank you. >>> well, fans hoping to get a pass on septa rail trains into the city for tomorrow's big celebratoory parade are running into problems. >> fans are trying to get their hands on the passes and many found themselves out in the cold. john rawlins live now with the details. >> reporter: hi guys,