pat is in front of the hotel, am i correct? >> yes. pat, you can't see them, can you? >> no, but i can hear the crowd yelling down the street. >> they're coming your way. maybe he's going to stop off at the hotel on the way. >> let's see what happens. >> maybe he'll stop where your little brick is. we'll see what happens here. this hotel that just opened a few months ago here in d.c. who would have thought when he built this place and cut the ribbon and everything, he would come back to the city as the president of the united states? >> and here he is. >> i just wanted to point out that jimmy carter wanted to be the president of the people. this president says he is. jimmy carter walked the entire route with roslyn to show that. most presidents walk the last two or three blocks. he's a little most presidents do. >> in fairness, the security restrictions on presidents have tightened up quite considerably. >> they have. they don't like that. >> president carter walked the full route. >> let me say something here i can't help notice. yes, donald trump is out and he is wal

remember, pat paid 9800. >> and then i started to get really concerned. >> pat didn't care whether orhere had been a fire. she just wanted mike council to honor its promise and refund her. yet after eight months of asking, no refund. >> it seemed to me that they were just stalling, waiting for me to let it go. >> we contacted mike council and within a week, they refunded pat her $5700. however, the company said our involvement had nothing to do with the refund. >> i would probably feel like i was being taken advantage of. >> he said pat's refund was delayed because he appealed state farm's decision to pay less than what he charged. after several months, state farm wouldn't budge. >> we've never ever had had a claim with this kind of difference, never happened. this is the first one we've looked at and said, wow! >> glover and his boss stand by their work. they accuse insurance companies of fraud. pat's happy she got her money back, and she's convinced calling us changed the outcome. >> the contractor's state licensing board said the promise mike council made to pat is not unusual. som

they will pay everything. >> reporter: pat says the electrician offered her a deal but not in writingid for the work he would help file the insurance claim. and whatever the insurance didn't pay he would issue the refund. >> he said there is no downside for you. >> reporter: later pat's insurance company concluded that the pricing was out of line. >> when my insurance company came up and said this bill is way out of proportion to what he -- they actually did -- >> reporter: state farm hired an independent contractor to inspect the box. the panel did not catch fire and estimated the repair would cost $4100. she paid $9800. >> i started to get concerned. >> reporter: pat didn't care whether there was a fire. she just wanted mike counsil to honor its promise. but after eight months, no refund. >> it seemed to me that they were just stalling and waiting for me to let it go. >> reporter: we contacted the company and within a week refunded pat the $5700 but they said our involvement didn't have anything to do with the refund. >> if i was in her shoes i would think the same thing. >> reporte

pat? >> reporter: we've had protests and we've had protests over the years in washington. i don't remember one quite like this. it's been going on since day break. it appears we do have some movement now. the base of this large crane at the construction site of 15th and l streets northwest. you'll see two of the greenpeace demonstrators sitting down over there. since early this morning, and for most of the day, they had chained themselves to the crane ladder to keep the cops and others from following the greenpeace climbers up to the crossbar up there, some 270 feet in the air, where they unfurled this huge banner, 35x70 feet that saysid to resist president donald trump's policies. now, this went on for hours. some of those climbers actually dangled in the air to try to straighten out the sign as we went through the day. it brought traffic down here pretty much to a stop. people were sort of craning their necks and taking pictures as they took in what was them. what's up there, is it a bir

what is going on where you are, pat? >> how are you doing? let me take care of a little business here. we are at freedom plaza 13th and pennsylvania avenue down there. we are about six blocks south of franklin square where all of the disruptions were. no clue of what was going on up there down here. let me set the scene for over there is the wilson building and reagan ble heuildi here next door. take a look at the people inside. i think they have some of the best seats for this parade. certainly some of the driest. you asked hme about security. look at the top of that building over there. just two of the many people they have on on the buildings here, snipers on the building here just in case. they have been here all day. they are up and down the avenue. of course, as we move down further, the trump hotel. now the big question in each inaugural parade is he going to get out of that car? will he get out of that car? where will he get out of the car? now, if you're donald trump, do you think he might get out in front of his hotel here on pennsy

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who are you rooting for, falcons or pats? falcons. falcons. >> pats.iz: for the falcons or against the pats? there is no for the pats. you see how i phrased that? for the falcons or against the pats. tweet me @lizclaman. fox business of course will be at the big game. be sure to watch all our live coverage from super bowl li all day friday, february 3rd. i will bring you the latest from the houston, texas, i'm on the ground at the nfl experience. dow jones industrials cutting its losses down only 14. okay, as the football fans gear up for the big super bowl matchup, business leaders big and small bracing for what promises to be bumpy ride under president, promises says who, charlie? >> big time business leaders. make one point on super bowl. i know a lot of people in the business of nfl side, marketing side, they're downplaying this one. super bowls have huge attend damages, they are a huge spectacle. this matchup is not like the fire, will not light up the screens. liz: go browns. would have been better with the browns. >> you know -- liz: who said cl

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and pat, pat kennedy, to you and every member of the foreign and civil service as well as the local nationals who represent our interests around the world, thank you. thank you for devoting your lives to our country, serving alongside you was one of the great honors of my life. and i will always be proud of the work we did together. i want to recognize ambassador bagley, who was tireless in pursuit of the opportunity to tell the story of the center and bring more attention to it and to all the donors who worked so hard to bring this to life. i'm excited about the historic artifacts and the cutting edge exhibits that will be here to teach and inspire future generations about the work of our country's diplomats. and i'm particularly pleased to see my friend and my congresswoman, congresswoman nita lowey here, who has been instrumental in supporting the work of the state department and usaid over so many years in the congress. students and visitors alike will be able to simulate high-stakes diplomatic negotiations, learn more about resolving disputes in our increasingly interconnected and interd

and pat's here with sports. pat, now less than two weeks until superbowl. >> that's right.o weeks, but it is a good match up for sure. yes, the scene is set for superbowl 51 in houston, and we should see some offensive fireworks on superbowl sunday. both teams headed to the superbowl great offensive afternoons yesterday, tom brady through for 384 yards, three touchdowns, and the patriots crushed the pittsburgh steelers, 36-17. brady and coach bill velischek has been to five superbowls, not easy to make it this far. >> a loft hard work. >> i'm happy we're one of them. nice to be able where it is at. >> not whole lot different in the nfc game. penn charter grad, matt ryan, ran for a touchdown right here, and he threw for four more, including 73-yard catch and run, with julio jones. he looks up with him right here. falcons beat the packers 44-21, this will be the falcons second trip to the superbowl. ryan says the team is having a good time. but their mission is not over. >> hard to get to this point, difficult to get to this point. and we len joy the bill up in the process le

. >> thank you, pat. that introduction. more importantly, for your leadership, vision, and support of the u.s. diplomacy center from the very beginning. 1999, he was there. and he's still there for us. today, we celebrate this beautiful brass entrance hall which has the hillary rodham clinton pavilion and the henry a. kissinger hall below, showcasing the signature sellment of the berlin wall. halls two and three, which encompass phase two of the project, are named in honor of james a. baker and john f. kerry, and all four halls will have state of the art exhibits, interactive displays and multimedia presentations to highlight the very vibrant and often dangerous work of our diplomats as we tell their story and explain why diplomacy matters to every citizen of the world. to our donors without whom none of this would be possible, we owe you an immense debt of gratitude and we look forward to your continued engagement as we proceed with halls two and three. i would also like to acknowledge and thank ambassadors bill harris and

>> countdown is on. >> pat, you know they call that merch?ids are calling it -- >> is that a young kid thing? looking at me like did you know that you senior citizen? >> i didn't know either. that's what we're calling it now. >> i should have done that. >> we'll get you your aarp membership, thank you. >> coming up in the next half hour, testing for sleep apnea, may soon get a lot easier, we'll tell you why in health watch. >> plus live on wall street with some discouraging news for for one fast-food giant. trang? >> reporter: crews still hard at work dealing with the aftermath from yesterday's storms. i'll tell you whose commute will be affected. >> and no laughing matter. the tweet about barron trump p has got one member of saturday night live in hot water and off the job. katy? >> rahel, looking already ahead to a weekend that at this point promises to be very quiet. it will be a seasonable chill, that's ushered in, and sticks with us both saturday, sunday, but looking brighter this time. we've had couple of rough looking weekends there is

duemont says it's hard to believe the pat sl not over. >> it is very sad.ery sad time. >> sorry. >> duemont plans to attend the women's march on washington this saturday on event's official web site organizers say the rhetoric of past election cycle insawlingted, deemonizeed and threatened many of us and this march is first step towards unifying our communities and round grounded in new relationships to create change from the grassroots level up. >> this message has been simmering you know and it's coming to a head. >> annie williams will take a bus from chicago to participate after reading about it on social media. grandmother in hawaii reportedly came up with the idea and created an event page on facebook in november. now about 200,000 are sxet todd march. >> we're here to let the administration know that our voices will be heard. >> we're here and you're not going to be able to ignore us. >> and i hope people don't give up. >> dumont has seen how strangerers can unite to create change and she's hopeful the march will help bring the nation together, cbs3,

only from fios. >>> pat gallen joining us now we will rewind back to the penn state game. the rose bowl. >> we have to. >> we have to. >> yes, we do. >> we have to keep talking about it. >> it was a great game. >> it really was. for you, right. >> well, but a great game. >> yes. >> it is true. >> for scoring, pat gallen. >> yes, let's first a will guys to the penn state fans out there, but we have bring up rose bowl game, thrilling, amazing, agonizing, ridiculous game but just didn't go the nittany lions way. the penn state up one touchdowns and u.s.c. storms back and trace mcsorely threw a back breaking interception with under 30 seconds to play, right here, and that receipt i much did it. he then nails a 45-yard field goal as time expires breaking nittany lions hearts across the nation. u.s.c. wins 52-49. done ton bell caught up with saquon barkley and head coach james franklin defended the play. >> you know, we're tighters, we don't quit, in matter how many points we're down by. we're able to continue to play and trust and believe in each other. >> there was discussion

. >> ben affleck, pat done that kept going and going and going.rport is telling us all about this as his live by night co-stars explain why he is so -- >> you would not want to mess with him in a dark alley. >> why victoria beckham's rules for marriage might make you angry. why she thinks you should always look good for your husband. >> you should always be ready. >> the actor playing michael jackson. >> i'm as shocked as you might be. >>> two-time oscar winner isn't exempt from tsa pat down. ben affleck searched thurry in front of lax. kept his cool. even shook hand when the agent when it was over. we asked tommy thompson sa sa i reason for extra long pat down. he said, no, just protocol. >> you said your twin in live by night and they are light gangsters. >> total gangsters. these kids are like up at night. >> like, i don't wanta. time to go to sleep and they are both yelling at you all thhse things. and they aae like finally, we're like the wrong girls here. oh, vicious. your kids are only two. this is horrible. >> zoo saldana with twins in the

he called themming me iffivism or rather pat who wrote in his speeches. he was what pat wrote for it about. anyway, it's not who matters, it's what matters. trump said he'll hold a news conference this week. he'll invite the press. will he begin the exercise by calling everyone there disgusting? because that's what he's been doing. and why do you think? the same reason his friend over there is relentless dumping on our democracy. this is the competition. people think of less what they read in the papers or get from the evening news, there'll be a bit more likely to ignore it's criticisms of one donald trump. what russia has is not so bad afterall. nice tactic. what's hardball for now. thanks for being with us. be with us tomorrow at 7:00 eastern. see you then. >>> tonight on "all in" -- >> we're united in our opposition to these republican attempts to make america sick again. >> democrats unite to fight for obamacare as the president-elect warns republicans over the risks of repeal. >> and as he said this morning in a tweet -- >> tonight, the fight to sav

we'll tell but a new movie filming here, pat? >> good morning, jan, how are you? just waking up from a quick nap here at the philly home show. getting ready for all of the festivities that will begin today, and we will be doing a make it or take it, coming up next, downing that here at the philly home show. see you in a i don't want to lie down. i refuse to lie down. why suffer? stand up to chronic migraine... with botox®. botox® is the only treatment for chronic migraine shown to actually prevent headaches and migraines before they even start. botox® is for adults with chronic migraine, 15 or more headache days a month each lasting 4 hours or more. it's injected by a doctor once every 12 weeks. and is covered by most insurance. effects of botox® may spread hours to weeks after injection, causing serious symptoms. alert your doctor right away, as difficulty swallowing, speaking, breathing, eye problems, or muscle weakness can be signs of a life-threatening condition. side effects may include allergic reactions, neck and injection site pain, fatigue, and headache.

he called themming me iffivism or rather pat who wrote in his speeches.e was what pat wrote for it about. anyway, it's not who matters, it's what matters. trump said he'll hold a news conference this week. he'll invite the press. will he begin the exercise by calling everyone there disgusting? because that's what he's been doing. and why do you think? the same reason his friend over there is relentless dumping on our democracy. this is the competition. people think of less what they read in the papers or get from the evening news, there'll be a bit more likely to ignore it's criticisms of one donald trump. what russia has is not so bad afterall. nice tactic. what's hardball for now. thanks for being with us. be with us tomorrow at 7:00 eastern. see you then. what are you doing? getting your quarter back. fountains don't earn interest, david. you know i work at ally. i was being romantic. you know what i find romantic? a robust annual percentage yield that's what i find romantic. this is literally throwing your money away. i think it's over there. that way

go pats. let's go!what a scene at phillips and saint james school in exton where they held a rally for their super class of 99 alum where his aspiration was to play football. matt ryan is having a season and is playing on stage and nobody more proud than his father michael. >> it's incredible. it's just an incredible experience. i've been thinking over the course of the past couple weeks of all the ball games i've driven him, my children to, all the gyms we've been in, all the football fields we've been on, all the games played in. this is it, this is the pinnacle. this is the biggest game. it's really amazing. >> whole family head to houston of course. see that lady in red? that is wendy shanks she's ryan's former pe teacher who has taught the entire ryan family in her 17 years at the school. she does have one regret. >> i always say my claim to fame matt ryan, i taught him for -- i played football with matt ryan. we used to play a lot of football in gym. until about the fifth grade until i let him be

cooper beat out outgoing republican governor pat mccurry in a tight race that is bitterly contested. >>> north korea says it is intercontinental missile. that would put the country another step closer to launch ago nuclear bomb overseas. this weekend, north korean leader kim jong un says the next missile test is in its final stages. >>> a new suspension bridge in china claims now to be the

they were patting us down. >> they patted you down. they went from passenger to passenger. >> passenger -- patted everybody down. >> were they explaining that that's what they have to do? >> no. no. they just told us stand there and you'll get patted down zwrsh. >> certainly you understand why. >> oh, i understand -- i understand why. as i said, you know, it is just -- as i said, when you see, you know, that's like in the movies. i was behind a kiosk. i had a perfect picture of him coming and walking up and down shooting the people. i mean, i just can't believe that that was possible. >> diane, you were at a kiosk in what part of the airport when you first saw him? were you in the baggage claim area? where were you? >> yes. that's where he shot in the baggage claim. he shot everybody between two and three. >> between two and three? meaning -- >> the carry sells. >> oh, between carousels two and three. had you come in on the flight? is that why you were at baggage claim? >> no, no. i work there. i work for a cruise line, and i was stand

good morning, pat. >> good morning, guys, rahel, i love days like today it invigorates the community to get involved and if you want to get involved you can absolutely do that here at girard college app the man that put everything together is this guy right her here. he's been working on this a long time, 22nd year they've done it, it's todd bernstein. >> good morning. >> why here? why girard college. >> girard college has a storied civil rights story when started was for fatherless white orphan boys and in the mid 60s dr. king came here and protested in a rally outside the gates and three years later they started admitting young black students and it has an experience in civil right and it's amazing institution. >> if you come to girard college what can you see, hear, do? >> there are 5,000 people expecting mostly preregistered and they'll be doing frevring hands offer service projects to trainings and workshops and there's a kids carnival and health fair and civic engagement expo for people to continue service throughout the year and jobs fair and it's all capped off by the 27th an

but before the pats stunned the steelers - it was the atlanta falcons, powering past the packers. falcons quarterback matt ryan threw for four touchdowns to beat green bay 44 to 21 in the n-f-c championship. the falcons have never won the super bowl, and this is only their second trip to the big game. this will be the patriots ninth super bowl. they've won four. super bowl fifty one is february fifth in houston. coming up at six - were following breaking news across montgomery county. in hyattstown... a fire, destorying a home and leaving one person unaccounted for.. a live report, still ahead. and in bethesda, wind overnight - knocking down power li corey stewart northern

. >> reporter: pat is about to open his business. >> there's four feet between the water and the bottom of the building right now. >> reporter: despite the location, pat doesn't want to move his new restaurant. >> it's something you live with. why do you live next to a volcano or whatever. >> reporter: but many agree people can't continue to endure flood storms. >> it's a lot of emotion in having to endure rain storms and put of sandbags. >> reporter: cornell barnard, abc 7 news. >> uber will bring back a fleet of five tricked out cars to san francisco tomorrow morning. but their self-driving abilities will not be used. the cars will be driven manually with their self-driving systems disabled. the dmv said uber lacked the proper permits. that fleet of self-driving cars is being tested in arizona. >> tonight some very bright bay area kids got to see a special screening of an inspired oscar contender. >> abc 7 news was at century theaters where they saw the movie "hidden figures." it's about three black women who helped get man to the moon. lockheed martin hosted kids to help expand scien

pat. where is he today? he will -- he's been wishing for this. >> he's sleeping. >> penndot keeps track on line of their plows, you can follow them to see if the flaws are near you, something you might want to keep in mind for future storms, when weaver little more snowfall. we put link to that site on our website at cbsphilly.com. >>> in other news this morning, intelligence officials are expected to meet face-to-face with president-elect tum at trump tower today to brief him on highly anticipate the report into russia's interference, in the 2016 election. cbs correspondent hena daniels with the latest from new york. >> in just a few hours, the nation's top intelligence chiefs will make their case to president-elect donald trump. that russia undoubtedly meddled in the election. among them, the director of national intelligence, james klapper, testified on capitol hill yesterday. >> the hacking was only one part of it. and it also entailed class cam propaganda, dis information, fake news. >> cbs news has mov

right, pat? >> that's right. yep, not just about the nfl playoffs right now.e local athletes were chasing their football dreams, with the philadelphia soul. we'll show you next in sports. >> ♪ >> 5:21, thanks for waking up with us on "eyewitness news". >> pat is here with sport. two weeks away from the superbowl? >> teams are set. it was augustly game. actually both ugly yesterday. in two weeks, yes, superbowl 51 kicks off houston after two blow outs in the championship game sunday. packers and the falcons, were the early game, but we start with brady, against big ben. patriots and the steelers, tom brady at his best yesterday in foxboro. he completed 32 of 42 passes. for 384 yards, and three touchdowns in the afc title game. the patriots trounce the steelers, 36-17. brady and belichick now look for their fifth title together in the past ninth trip to the superbowl. >> a lot of hard work. only two teams left standing. i'm happy we're one of them. that's what our goal s nice to be able to achieve that. >> it was a blow out in the ffc, as women, pennsylvania cha

. >>> big night for sixers and up next pat's here with sports >> less than a month sixers have become must watch, came down to the wire, against the second best team in the east last night, could embiid and company hold on? we have got the amazing finish up i need to promote my new busi can make that happen.et. business cards? business cards, brochures, banners... pens? pens, magnets, luggage tags, bumper stickers. how about foam fingers? like these? now, get 15% off making your company stand out. staples. make more happen. >>> patrick's here with sports and some excitement for the sixers last night. >> yes, it has become exciting to watch this team. the get on board, stay up late , jim. joel embiid would never play, they say tar ohio saric would never come from europe, breath the breath brown wasn't a great coach. the hot streak is for all of the people who told them they would never amount to nothing. sixers/raptors fantastic finish. off off the feed, from sergio rodriguez, he throws down two. next possession, joe, joe, does not hesitate, he drills the triple from the top. he finish

but first, here's pat gallen live at the philly home show. hey, pat?: hey, jan, we are here at the home show. than is a head board. but it is not just any head board. it is beautiful. but it can also help a great cause here in the philadelphia area, using these wood pallets. we will tell you about that coming up. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> can't wait, actually, pat to see those things down at the home show, and get some helpful hints for your next home improvement project. that's when "eyewitness news" continues. stay with us. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ ♪ ♪ >> ♪ it kept coming back in different places. cancer treatment centers of america gave me treatment options i didn't know about before. i want to be around just to be a grandma. learn more at cancercenter.com/philadelphia i need to promote my new busi can make that happen.et. business cards? business cards, brochures, banners... pens? pens, magnets, luggage tags, bumper stickers. how about foam fingers? like these? now, get 15% off making your company stand out. staples. make more ha

pat gallen joins with us more on what bird had to say as they cleaned out their lockers >> do you want to go to north dakota anytime soon. >> well, one layer actually does. >> i heard that, i wonder who. >> the eagles finish the year with that 27-13 win over cowboys closing out with an under whelming seven-nine record. that means is there plenty of work to be done this off season. carson wentz and company did win back to back games to finish 2016 schedule and wentz set nfl rocky record for completions in the season. today as eagles pack up, jordan matthews gave us what he hopes is the plan to bring him closer to his quarterback. >> i will go to california, it is cool but, you know, real expensive, guys all across the city, where as i'm like we need one cabin out there. >> if he wants to go to fargo north dakota i said we can take you but you may not want to come back. it is receipt i cold. he wanting to up there. we will see what we do in the off season. it will be fun. we have to get together and do something. >> how is that. >> carson seems genuinely amused by the fact. >> fargo nort

toss get back to normal next week and looks milder by next week. >> okay. >> okay, thanks, kate. >>> pat's up next with sports. >> eagles talk they had a rough seas on but that does in the mean their coaches are not hot commodities. we will explain next. >>> as joel embiid continues to tear up the court fans are taking notice and he hopes a certain someone takes net is of him, that is next up in did you know slow internet can actually hold your business back? say goodbye to slow downloads, slow backups, slow everything. comcast business offers blazing fast and reliable internet that's 10 times faster than slow internet from the phone company. say hello to internet speeds up to 150 mbps. and add phone and tv for only $34.90 more a month. call today. comcast business. built for business. >>> all right. pat's says sixers will go on the road again. >> we're talking about joel embiid. >> yes. >> do you remember when were you in school and pass a note that says circle yes, no, maybe to someone that you like he is doing that but in 2017. >> okay, all right. little different. >> on friday sixers h

pat will have much more on this coming up later in sport. >> and, for the second time in a matter of days, one of the symbols, one of our symbols, one of the symbols of our nation's freedom goes -- >> easy for to you say. just coming up we will tell you what went wrong at the washington monument. also, this morning, the wild weather in california claims a giant second coy a thousands of years old. we'll tell you what was discovered on -- on the landmark t may look amazing, but authority have warning for people visiting these frozen waterfalls. see for yourself what can go wrong up next. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> well, you two fans including rahel are pumped up. the band will be playing this song, and the rest of their joshua tree albumn when they perform at the linc on june 18th. tickets go on sale january 17th. rahel will be sitting by her keyboard, ready to order them. we will be right back. >> as will jim donovan. >> i will. i will. >> ♪ >> ♪ i'm val. the orange money retirement squirrel from voya. i represent the money you save for the future. who's he? he's the green money you can spend

. >>> and must see tv, this is always good, pat gallen shows us how new moms are getting back in shapeith their babies, it is a hot new work out babies at the bar, that is coming up my daughter wants mfrom artificial ingredients. my whole family wants to stay free from artificial preservatives. and my debit card wants to stay on a diet. fill your cart with giant's nature's promise brand. great prices on over 800 organic and free-from items. eat well for less. my giant. >>> welcome back, everyone. weekend is getting closer to that saturday/sunday time frame but we are inching closer as a result of cold air by that point. at this point too possibility for a wintry mix of rain and some snow, on the saturday, and we will have more later on in the show and also about the warmth we expect until that point, guys. >> katie, thank you. >>> are you trying to recover from your holiday spending. >> if you are not sick of shopping all together you may want to cash in on great deals right now. if savings money is part of your new years resolution janice a great time to cash in according to research

here's pat gallen with your morning sports. >> the flyers, could really use a win after dropping fouraight, orange and black hosting the new york rangers. henrik lung quiz is one of the best for a reason because of saves like these. he makes two ridiculous stops on brayden schenn. he was awesome all night. chris cryer, he slips it past steve mason. rangers up two to nothing. jake voracek did his best, he had two goals in the third but rangers had too much, flyers fall five-two. >>> last night top ranked villanova on the road, tasting butler, trying to hold on to that 20 game winning streak. jay wright fired up early, he says sir, i respectfully disagree and i would like to discuss it with you in a cordial matter. he hit with a technical. here's jaylen brownson game tied he had 23, the cats needed a little bit more. josh hart doing his best with the jump shot there. on the sea saw, nova up one but butler with more bite then bark tonight as savage with the lay up. and that end nova's 20 game winning streak snapped for first time since last march, they have fallen 66-58. that is all for

i'm going to have to go with the pats. for the underdog, though. >> it will be only the second super bowl for the falcons. they advanced with a big win in the conference championship. the atlanta quarterback erased any doubts he can win big games. even dove head first into the end zone at one point. for a second quarter touchdown. matt ryan also threw for four touchdowns. the packers, on the other hand, didn't score a point in the first half whatsoever. the quarterback aaron rodgers was intercepted once and sacked twice. he had quite a few yards, and -- >> he told the press that he is not done yet. he's 33. he said he's not done yet. he's going to keep fighting and they need to reorganize and reload. >> there's plenty of time. >> coming up the dramatic fiery rescue caught on camera. >> what this police officer did saving this woman's life. >>> and the urgent consumer warning this winter for anyone who gets an electric bill. what you need to know about threat rening phone calls and demands for big boucks. >> and find us on

hi there, pat. >> good morning, guys.t being january, national learn to ski and snow board month, we got skiing out of the way at the 5:00 o'clock h that one i was not too worried about. we were here at blue mountain. i might as well learn how to snow board as well. this is my second time. my first time was about 15 years ago. joe forte from blue mountain, it didn't go so well. here i am getting the proper, technique, i guess you would say. >> yes. >> we will talk about that in a minute. it is january, so it is national learn to ski and though board month. what do you have going on at blue. >> we have a couple great promotions, one of the cool ones is bring a friend ram where, it is a from friend, they can come and you bring them and get half rise on your lift tickets. we have $49 learn to ski package, everything included for $49, lift, lesson and rental. in addition our best package is our buy three, go for three take three lessons and get a season pass for the low price of $199. you become a skier or snow border for $19

pat, thank you so much for calling. we really -- pat who is just down the road from ft. lauderdale. melissa. >> any time. melissa: plets bring in former homeland security adviser for new york state. sir, thank you very much for joining us. what jumps out at you of this situation? >> the timing, the fact that he waited until he was in an area where he had a lot of unarmed. he could just -- very spontaneous attack. take out as many individuals as he could as quickly as we could. these types of incidents are nearly impossible to anticipate and stop. security and law enforcement right now. melissa: we heard one of the witnesses who was inside the baggage claim area described eeriely what happened. in the fact that he came out of the bathroom and was shooting people and then stopped to reload and then shooting people again. is it surprising to you that he would be able to go on for that period of time, given that there had to be security and police in the area? i mean, if you think about what it looks like when you are down baggage terminal, and you're getting ready to leave. you know, i

. >> reporter: pat is about to open his business. >> there's four feet between the water and the bottom of the building right now. >> reporter: despite the location, pat doesn't want to move his new restaurant. >> it's something you live with. why do you live next to a volcano or whatever. >> reporter: but many agree people can't continue to endure flood storms. >> it's a lot of emotion in having to endure rain storms and put of sandbags. >> reporter: cornell barnard, abc 7 news. >> uber will bring back a fleet of five tricked out cars to san francisco tomorrow morning. but their self-driving abilities will not be used. the cars will be driven manually with their self-driving systems disabled. the dmv said uber lacked the proper permits. that fleet of self-driving cars is being tested in arizona. >> tonight some very bright bay area kids got to see a special screening of an inspired oscar contender. >> abc 7 news was at century theaters where they saw the movie "hidden figures." it's about three black women who helped get man to the moon. lockheed martin hosted kids to help expand scien

we are headed to pat toomey's office. it's over on jfk. matter! lives black lives matter! black lives matter! black lives matter! black lives matter! black lives matter! black lives matter! [indistinct conversations] >> no alternative facts! no alternative facts! no alternative facts! no alternative facts! no alternative facts! [indistinct conversations] much --'t see [indistinct conversations] >> were not getting no money for that wall. our tax money is paying for that wall. [indistinct conversations] >> you have given us a task and responsibility. pray that you would make is equal to the task, that you give us the wisdom that we need, that you give us the patience and the grace and the joy in the task that we need. father, we join millions of americans praying for the president and vice president, that you would give them the wisdom tmake we choices, to have the confidence to know what to

. >> reporter: good afternoon chris and pat. the president's news conference part nostalgia and part business. he began by thanking the press for its amendmeyears of coverag working on defending the freedom of the press into his remarks. president obama said it was part of what makes our country unique. he also defended his decision to commute the prison sentence of former army intelligence analyst, chelsea manning. president obama said her sentence was disproportionate with the sentences of others who leaked classified information. the reporter also asked about the decisions of dozens of democrats to sit out president-elect trump's inauguration day festivities. here's what mr. obama had to say about that. >> with respect to the inauguration, i'm not go t all i know, i'm going to be there. so is michelle. and i have been checking the weather, and i'm heartened by the fact it won't be as cold as my first inauguration. because that was cold. >> reporter: the president ending his remarks on an optimistic note, saying he believes in

>> thanks, pat. >> we will be right back.ing up. >> they are, they buldge through this giving people options based on their budget is pretty edgy... kind of like this look. i'm calling it the "name your price tool" phase. whatever. in the country have in common? many of them now call cancer treatment centers of america in philadelphia home. expert medicine works here. find out why at cancercenter.com/eastern cancer treatment centers of america. >>> school across the area are opening late after this weekend's snowfall. see the full list on our website cbsphilly.com and the cbs local app. >> krause returning to fishtown after a sinkhole opened up. 2300 block of boston street. >> nash start the year with a clear desk, work space, you are welcome, jim. >> that's three to go. cbs this morning is next. cbs this morning is next. have a great day. captioning funded by cbs >>> good morning, it is monday, january 9th, 2017. welcome to "cbs this morning." a massive storm swamps the west with what could be the worst flooding in a decade.

. >> i asked him what was wrong, i can't -- you know, pat my back, i started patting his back and he video he was showing me how he wanted it done, demonstrating, i'm trying to get it, i'm just going to heimlich. >> after a couple of thrusts, the man ended up swallowing whatever was in his throat. he said his training in mixed marital arts helped in the rescue. >> people helping people. >> reporter: it's good to take the classes and get ready for that. let's check the suburbs hopefully you're off to a good start. no major issue coming in from quakertown or lansdale, this is what it looks like on the blue route, at germantown pike southbound traffic a few cars up there, heading toward conshohocken moving nicely, no big issues out there right now. in east norton, we have a problem, an open manhole cover, don't fall in germantown pike at hannah avenue. single vehicle does he want cleared 340 kings highway is open. old baltimore pike is blocked near salem church road in newark, delaware, stick to pulaski highway to get around that. storm tracker 6 live we have a few lingering showers or

pat? >> well, here we are. and here comes the band i think you were talking about, coming down pennsylvania avenue. the parade really was in two parts. there was a military part with the president going up and getting into the reviewing stands. and then came, well, everybody else. so you have the college bands. you have other schools and military outfits that parade down pennsylvania avenue. as i said before, you know, the inaugural parade is sort of different. think of the macy's day thanksgiving parade. the big attraction, of course, is santa claus. santa claus is at the end of the parade. so everybody stays around. they're there to see santa claus. in the inaugural, the big attraction is the president of the united states. but he leads the parade. once the president goes by, a lot of people are out here to see him. and so once the president goes by, a lot of people leave and only some people stick around to see the entire show. that's what we're seeing here now. if you could look down, there's a lot of enter

with nj101.5 do a joint segment, every couple of weeks we honor a local veteran that week we honor pat o'neill, he grew up in new jersey, graduated at westpoint, and served in military. for him joining military was a way to give back. >> my parents were always helping people, they instilled in children that idea of giving back, and public service is important. everyone should try to to one form or another. >> after fortunated with service he -- he was finished with service, one of his newest pro project is amp your good, they donate fresh fruit evening vegeo a local pantry. >> people who are struggling with hunger, struggle with high rates of diet related health issues, they need healthier food. >> a school or a company wants to hold a food drive but they don't need people too bring in can goods, pantry sends a note about what they need to the platform, to the web site, and employees, instead of buying stuff they go to the web site and click on the item, and drop it in cart. >> company would tell their employees we're doing a food drive, and instead of bringing canned goods in they sen

pennsylvania senator bob casey and pat toomey were among the lawmakers. after they were sworn in, they got right to worth. >>> 17 days now until inauguration day and today we learned george w. bush will attend the swearing in ceremony january 20th. his father, george h bush will not be attending. mr. bush will join bill clinton and carter at the inauguration. hillary clinton will also be attending. >>> the president-elect nominated robert white heiser. he served under ronald reagan. president-elect continues to. >> trump singled out gm, he told the company to make its cars in the u.s. or pay big border tax. ford appears to be listening. the company made a decision to invest in michigan and not mexico. it was president-elect's u >>> some have gone as far as calling him phony capitolism. our experts say that doesn't appear to be the case but he does question whether the antics on twitter will improve the economy. after scrapping plans ford founded it would invest 700 million into michigan creating 700 new job >> any time we can keep jobs >> ford says it mad