the director is rowell peck who joins us tonight. he'll tell us about his own life escaping papa dock and growing up in the republic of congo and the bureau of brooklyn. glad you've joined us, director raul peck coming up right now. >>> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. i am pleased to be joined by raul peck director of i am not your negro. i love saying that. i am not your negro. the acclaimed film narrated by samuel l. jackson reveals the unfinished final book of james baldwin which is profoundly relevant in the current political climate. it includes baldwin's appearance on another host about one of my favorites, dick cabot, before we get this conversation start, let's look at that conversation for a taste of this literary icon. >> i don't know whether the labor unions and their bosses really hate me. that doesn't matter. i'm not in their unions. against black people, i know the real estate lobbies keep me in the ghetto. i don't know if born board of education hates black people, but the tex

that's why i was very proud to be able to put "directed by raoul peck" but "written by james baldwin,use he wrote every single word in the film. i did not add anything, i deconstructed but i didn't wrote it. >> what people have to do is try to find out in their own hearts why it was necessary to have a figger in the first place. i'm not a nigger. i'm a man. if you think i'm a nigger, means you need it. >> brown: in his film, though, peck has done what baldwin, who died in 1987, could not: connect his time to ours-- through images of ferguson, trayvon martin, and others. >> when i started ten years ago to work on this project, it was because i already felt that something was wrong. it was for us, you know, scary because it was actually something we were working on. and now we have visual of that, images. and it made the film more urgent for us, but it did not really change the origin of all the needs for this movie and the need to go back to baldwin. because baldwin gave us the fundamentals. >> i am tired. i don't know how it will come agent about. i know no matter how it comes about,

peck, mcnally, you're on the back of the building.u were here for the briefing, you're in charge back there. all right, kids, we roll in five. give me five minutes to get cleaned up, okay? yeah, take your time. (police radio chatter, indistinct conversations) hey. hey. it's you. i can see how you made detective. hey, you, uh, you going to fite nite? yeah, soon as i'm off shift. um, actually, my friend traci's fighting. chris has been coaching her all week. are you goin'? i got a suspect in interview, but if i ever get done, yeah. mcnally, step it up! gotta go. (clears throat) (woman) can i get a radio check on channel 2 for all tango units? (dog barking in distance) this is epstein. we've got eyes on our u.c. (man) tango 4. check. (woman) tango 3. (man) he's approaching the front doors of the building. (police radio chatter) (jerry) okay, let's get settled. here we go. no way. that's boyd? he's gotta be 20 pounds lighter. yeah, u.c. looks good on him. (chris) that's our guy? no, that's my guy. he's been working beljac for three months

the director is rowell peck who joins us tonight.ll tell us about his own life escaping papa dock and growing up in the republic of congo and the bureau of brooklyn. glad you've joined us, director raul peck coming up right now.

thank you. nty piano music) ♪ (narrator) one of gregory peck's earliest memories was the arrival of ailent film crew, shooting a film in his boyhood town of la jolla, california. ♪ (gregory) well if somebody at that moment had come along and said, "look, you're gonna grow and be just like that, and you're gonna have that orange stuff on your face, and you're gonna play make-believe in front of a camera," i'd have thought they were totally out of their minds. (adventurous music) ♪ but this is what i've doing for about 40 years now, in a lot of locations in a lot of different parts of the world. and i love it. (narrator) often playing larger than life roles, gregory peck never let himself get tied down by one studio.

and director rile peck looks at race in america through the words of james baldwin in the new documentary film, "i am not your negro." >> in america, i was never free to rest. we need to take action, any kind of action, by any means necessary. >necessary. our leaders are going to kill us all off. >> rose: we will have those stories and more on what happened and what might happen. >> rose: funding for "charlie rose" has been provided by the following: >> and by bloomberg, a provider of multimedia news and information services worldwide. captioning sponsored by rose communications >> rose: is it luck at all or is it something else what's the object lesson here? >> it opens the door to a demagogue. >> rose: tell me the significance of the moment. >> rose: this was the week president trump nominated judge neil gorsuch for a seat on the supreme court. the administration announced new sanctions against iran. and in tennis, serena williams and roger federer took top honors at the australian open. here are the sights and sounds of the past seven days. six die in a terror attack on a canadian mosq

. >> rose: we conclude with raoul peck, the director with the new documentary about james baldwin. >> ten years ago, i decided to make this film because i felt that the world around me was changing. somehow we got lazy, and after the end of the civil rights movement, you know, things that we have monument, black history month, martin luther king day, as if everything was now perfect, and a new generation has started to come out, and i felt it was time that the words of james baldwin had to come back on the front line. >> rose: the u.s. in iran, the super bowl, and james baldwin, when we continue. >> rose: funding for "charlie rose" has been provided by the following: >> and by bloomberg, a provider of multimedia news and information services worldwide. captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. >> rose: we begin tonight with iran. friday morning the trump administration announced new sanctions against iran. the move comes in response to the test firing from an iranian ballistic missile earlier in the week. the sanctions target

alfred hitchcock, gregory peck, kirk douglas, frank sinatra. how could you forget him?ue carey grant used to tell dirty jokes? >> oh, yeah, yeah. he and my father used to have a field day telling jokes. >> reporter: the prince gave us a rare personal tour of the palace. >> this is the north gallery. so facing the harbor area. >> reporter: look at that beautiful view. that is such a stunning portrait. >> that was a portrait of my mother made by the american artist ralph cohen shortly after her wedding. >> reporter: her history is carefully preserved here. childhood photos, letters, even her passports. and her clothes and jewels. the diamonds she wore during a visit with the french president charles degal. the gown she wore to accept her oscar. and a dress from high society, along with her engagement ring from the prince, we she actually wore in the film. but prince albert and his south african born wife, charlene, are memory lives on in another way. what does this evening mean for you? >> well, it's to celebrate princess grace's living legacy, supporting the up and comin

outside of that, this is a peck peck -- picture-perfect day.igh, thin clouds from the southwest, today mostly sunny. the clouds roll in overnight tonight. the other weather to speak of across the lower 48 is in california. los angeles picked up one to three inches of rain in the last 24 hours. the deserts have picked up a tremendous amount of water it is sliding east and push into the four corner states. that's the trend all winter long, they get battered along the west coast we see decent weather along the eastern seaboard. future tracker 6 nothing more than a few high, thin clouds overnight tonight. into tomorrow morning. by tomorrow afternoon full sunshine. 65 degrees is the high for philadelphia today. wilmington, 66. millville, 66. cape may, 60. in case you're wondering the normal is 44. lehigh valley, 62, 63. these numbers are warmer than the average high. 47 in philadelphia. trenton, 44. wilmington and millville, 46 and then we fast forward into sunday, the modeling has us at 67. i've seen a few other models at 68, 69. the only problem w

(breathing heavily) nice work, peck. hey, come on, sir. let's shake a leg. (inhales) (beeps) i thought you'd like to know your tip panned out. we don't give out plaques or anything, but thanks. oh, happy i could help. so you can cruise if you feel sober enough. (chuckles) i've been sober 20 years, married 33. fell off the wagon today. hey, um, i'm glad you caught the guy. you did a good thing, walter. your wife--helen, right? she'll be proud. yeah, well, she'll never know. i, uh, went to her funeral this morning. (gun cocks) is depressio♪ more than sadness? it's a tangle of multiple symptoms. ♪ ♪ trintellix (vortioxetine) is a prescription medicine for depression. trintellix may start to untangle or help improve the multiple symptoms of depression. for me, trintellix made a difference. tell your healthcare professional right away if your depression worsens, or you have unusual changes in mood, behavior or thoughts of suicide. antidepressants can increase these in children, teens, and young adults. trintellix has not been studied in children. do not take with

. >>> the possibility of cuts at powe peck extends it higher. dow gained about 8 points yesterday. the s&p fell 2. the nasdaq dropped 4. >>> samsung's advice chairman was arrested. an heir to the electronics company. it was a blow to his south korea powerful family. >>> experts predict a worldwide olive oil shortage in the next few months. prices have already jumped. weather has decimated crops. in italy farmers say their crops will be cut in half. so far those in u.s. have been spared the dramatic price jumps, but unfortunately that will likely change. >>> and 20th century forex has apologized for using fake news sites for its movie. fox says we do our best to push the boundaries of traditional marketing and many this case, we got it wrong. >> that probably wasn't the best idea but the move loie looks pr creepy. >>> still ahead, a billionaire's secret. we'll tell you how the man behind little caesar's pizza paid quiet tribute to an icon, rosa parks. cocoa, the delicious taste of nutella takes pancakes to a whole new level. nutella- spread the h

peck at the window sometimes, angry bird?thing could happen. >> how big -- it has to be huge by now right? >> she great. ya. >> like how big? >> she does peck at the window, she big, i have to put my arms around her wings, she makes the wind tunnel effect. not grace fall. >> it is okay. i don't think chickens are considered graceful. that's fine. >> you know is graceful, bob kelly. >> i'm trying to be graceful. trying to be graceful. but it is difficult. another, overturned tanker tractor-trailer here this morning. this time it is in cinnaminson, new jersey, it is on the ramps from route 90, to southbound route 73, right there, in cinnaminson. now, anyone who travels this stretch, route 90, right here, takes you right before 73, it goes down to two lansdowne to one. they got rumble strips to kind of alert you, and it all happens on a sharp curve, throw in some fog, it is the trifecta for an accident scene. and not only do we have the accident, we also have a ruptured fuel tank, so it is again route 73, south, right where the

and they don't usually go through the normal pecking order of calling on the networks and the ap. the more outlets that get questioned in, people are happy with that. and sean spicer, to his credit, has been doing relatively well and taking a lot of questions. the skype is an interesting novelty that

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tell this story, and i'm just now thinking about it, and i had the pleasure of interviewing rauÚl peckfor my podcast, and he worked a decade on a movie that's 90 minutes long, he pulled passages from baldwin and having samuel jackson not sound like samuel jackson reading the words. >> he didn't really sound like baldwin, either. >> no. after 90 minutes, you felt like you read six books. >> it's a great movie, out now, everybody should see it. >> amen. can we do a lightning round of any surprises? i mean, we're sort of looking at it as if la-la land is a done deal in most of the categories. is there some category where you think, you know, there might be an upset or -- >> well, hollywood loves tony erredman. i love tony erdman. it's a delightful going to be remade by americans comedy about an overbearing daled trying to get his daughter to laugh again and have a sense of humor and a social conscience. however, what's happened with "salesman," you know, might tip the balance. i think "salesman" is a great movie, too. it's sort of an embarrassment of riches this year. that's why the oscar

and if food was scarce, what the mother pelicans would do is peck at their breasts until they bled and they would feed that to their young. so on the state flag, you see a mother feeding three baby brown pelicans. - eventually, louisiana adopted the brown pelican as it's official state bird. by the way, louisiana also has an official state donut called a beignet. it's fried dough with powdered sugar on top. fortunately, the official state drink is milk. with flag facts, i'm eric. (patriotic music) (crashes) - believe it or not, it's against the law in california to bathe two babies in the same tub at the same time. makes you wonder. how do parents in the golden state handle twins? - when teen kids news continues, i'll show you how you can charge cell phones without electricity. we'll be right back. some of the things we use every day. but there are simple ways even teens can help make a difference. eden tells us more. - in many poor countries, putting up telephone wires is too expensive, so the only phone service people have is with cell phones. but when you realize that many of these

>> of course, alfred hitchcock, gregory peck, kirk douglas, frank sinatra. how can you forget him?t true that cary grant used to love to tell dirty jokes when he came here? >> he and my father used to have a field day telling jokes. >> the prince gave us a rare personal tour of the palace. >> so this is the north gallery facing the harbor area. >> look at that beautiful view. >> it was a different floor at the time. >> this is where you roller skated. >> yeah. >> he showed us where where his family played. >> this pool was designed by your mother? >> i think both my parents sat around the table and -- >> drew pictures of what they wanted? >> yeah. >> you remember splashing around in this? >> oh, yeah. >> inside there is history and memories. >> so this is the salle de garde, the guard's room, because it must have been in the very old days where the officers or the guards met. >> now used as a family room. his mom didn't like the way it used to be decorated. >> so she asked my father if she could redo this room and he said, yes. and so we've had these blue colored walls since then.

and they don't usually go through the normal pecking order of calling on the networks and the ap. they bring in different publications. you have mentioned fox, the new york post is regularly called on. the more outlets that get questions people are happy with , that. and sean spicer, to his credit, has been doing relatively well and taking a lot of questions. the skype is an interesting novelty that the local reporters are asking more local oriented questions. host: how are those folks selected? guest: i don't know that process. they have to apply through the white house. you have a cleveland reporter, a michigan reporter, folks from coal country. so obviously people ask about issues the white house cares about. host: do those people get a question every briefing? guest: yes, all four skype seats get a question of the briefing but they don't have them every briefing. it is only once or twice a week. host: catherine is up next. independent. caller: good morning. prime minister netanyahu is going to be meeting with trump, as i understand this week. and it is kind of far out, but a s

this is by estelle peck. she was married to a japanese person so she came into the camp. she wrote the book "lone heart mountain," and this is some illustration of it. here is a hot pot belly stove. we had coal fed into it. and california, they fed oil into it and in arkansas, they used wood as a fuel. so those are some of the differences of the camps. by the way, we use all military terminology, so we lived in barracks. and then we ate at the mess hall. so we were fed three meals a day. this is what really broke up our family unity. as a family, we sometimes ate breakfast together, but lunchtime and dinnertime, forget it. we were regulated by the dinner gong. any time we heard the dinner gong, we ran to the mess hall, lined up, ate, then went out to play or went to school. so we didn't have chance to discuss family matters over the dinner table because we didn't eat together. then the latrines. the women in heart mountain complained, so they put partitions, but still no doors. so in camp, they said, gee, they have to use strategy just to use the bathroom. so they go to t

we pecks the police department to investigate as we have been targeted for many years and the police have done nothing. the only problem is, that by leaving the graffiti on the garage door. they are facing $100 daily fine. the city of sanford began to find the couple the fines amounted to more than $700. they are described as light citation as some neighbors have totally complained the vandalism is disturbing the neighborhood. but this couple kiss not back down? we have been targeted since '08 and, there is neighbors that work for the city of sanford that use the "n" word repeatedly. we called the police. they refused to out report. i reached out to the official as to learn more. i have not heard back yet. they have been investigating this. they have not been able to name a suspect. they also have offered to remove the group for free, but he tells me, this is not about the cause. this is justs about having the race im come to an end. >> i am not (beep). i am a black man. >> they say they have been target since 2008. do they have a history? >> he has reported thoughence dents to the p

pecks delays and could start out as a little bit of ran the far southern areas and chose her to coastay be a brief period of some let sleet. the wind could gust up to 30 miles per hour so power in loos could be issue. >> all right. scott, i not ask you. we need prediction. all right. look. this is what we do. how many inches in trenton? >> all right. six to ten, actually. >> no. six to ten? come on! >> take listen. >> no, no. i need exact prediction. >> i am going 11.32. >> very specific. >> 11.32? serious question. you are going to have to rely on all expertise. what's the go-to the day before the norm milk, bread, egg was? do you buy. is all of the above. you cannot forget the adult beverages, too. >> and there you go! excellent. all right. thank you, cot. >> ash hi, you are chasing what is phonesly going to be a nightmare commute. 3:00. >> well, bill, all over this news, we have been hearing almost a foot of snow hitting our region thursday, but at n.j. transit's monthly board meetings, several rider expressed concern. >> tomorrow there is supposed to be a snowstorm. i think they a

let you know when they will peck up again. plus when you can expect temperatures into the 60s. most accurate forecast coming up. >>> good news for lady gaga fans. adding a second world tour stop. gaga's first show is sold out. tickets for the just added september 11th show at wells fargo center go on sale friday morning. >> all right, time to play a little guess who game here. some one is coming to philadelphia who hasn't been here in all most two decades. give you a hint. he is a nationally known musician. and here is a big hint. he has friend in low places. >> garth brooks. set to rock the wells fargo center next month. added a fourth show because of demands. and nbc 10s, keith jones, reports, the reason as much to do with philadelphia as the it does the legendary country music artist. >> we have been given an all access pass to the wells fargo center. the stage behind us. when garth brooks comes to town. the black curtain gone. so 19,000-plus fans will see country music, entertainer of the year, from all angles. >> the head count. the foot traffic growing. inside the wells f

do they pecks he has to buy? >> yeah. if he actually is working on an app. i forget the name.o find their friends when they are drunk and he says it is a good way to find like a cab or whatever. it is something in the works for him. i don't know. if he is ivying for a threat. dude, do we have to split. you are the millionaire for the college kid, right? i love it. thanks. >> thanks, ashley. another great night of chasing news. thans for watching. see you tomorrow. >> this is the aurora project. we hunt for the buried secrets. one answer to leads to another question and another and another. sometimes dow these things. sometimes i do these things. why wouldn't you if you could? we'll be fair. we'll be accurate. we'll be ruthless. this is the aurora project, are you ready? d'oh! (tires screeching) (grunts) ♪ homer: d'oh! ♪ ♪ tonight, tonight ♪ i'll win at cards tonight ♪ my flushes will be ♪ straight tonight ♪ lenny's gonna dominate tonight ♪

. >> we are for sure going to see a difference in the pecking order of the drivers. these cars are going to stretch their abilities. it's a sport that needs to entertain but we need to think a little less about technology and make the drivers the stars and heroes they should be. reporter: no doubt, the need for speed will push drivers to their limits. a change that should guarantee a more exciting formula one season. brent: the need for speed -- after a quick break, i will be back to take you through the day. we're going to talk about hate crimes against migrants and i guess we'll talk about the illusion of america first. that and more when we come back. ♪[theme music] >>>ernabel demillo: hi welcome to asian american life. i'm ernabel demillo. today we take a look at some of the most influential asian american leaders and innovators in technology. from scientific breakthroughs to changes in education and entertainment. you can also learn more about our stories by liking our facebook page at asian american life. now let's take a look at what's coming up ahead on our s

. >>> the possibility of cuts at powe peck extends it higher.he dow gained about 8 points yesterday. the s&p fell 2. naz dak lost 4. >>> samsung's vice chairman was arrested. they approved the arrest of lee jae-yong. he's accused of bribery and scandal. it was a blow to his south krora powerful family. they control and dominate the country. >>> experts predict a worldwide olive oil shortage in the next few months. prices have already jumped. weather has decimated crops. in italy farmers say their crops will be cut in half. so far consumers in the u.s. have been spared those dramatic price jumps, but unfortunately that will likely change. >>> and 20th century fox has apologized for using fake news sites and bogus stories to promote one of its movies. it was widely criticized. fox says we do our best to push the boundaries of traditional marketing and many this case, we got it wrong. >> that probably wasn't the best idea, but movie looks pretty good. pretty creepy. >> and at least they admitted it. >> exactly. >>> still ahead, a billionaire's secr

peck, run the drill.-related act, and then he is arrestable, so we give the signal, cover team moves in and makes the collar. good. do not let anyone touch you. do not get in any vehicle. do not go anywhere your cover team can't see you. and no matter what happens, you stick to your story. eh, you're drug addicts. you're supporting a habit. it's nothing fancy. all right. you guys are the fresh faces. that's why you're out there, so this one's all on you. yes, sir. good. (indistinct conversations) too much? uh, too little. (scoffs) please. you're the one who brought in the porno boots. would you shut up? (laughs) (knock on door) nash, uh, got a request from the d's office. they want a rook to help with a murder investigation. murder, sir? yeah. kempton university student got sliced up in high park last night. be a good opportunity to see a homicide case close-up. and you want me? o-or you, mcnally. uh, you're welcome to opt out and work with callaghan, if you want. uh... all yours. right. then you should,

but a little bit of a breeze is pecking up so that has caused some mixing and the temperature will holdn the low 30s. lunchtime, 40 degrees, in easton. in philadelphia, 37 degrees right now with sunshine, we'll be at 38 degrees at 8:00. and then 43 degrees at 11:00 this morning. the winds will be picking up. so at times, it's going to feel colder than 45 in philadelphia. the suburbs, 42. the sunshine will be nice and bright in

ceo art peck and others are expected to make the case against a proposal to tax all imports. they claim it will raise prices and hurt their business. the ceos of auto zone, best buy, target, walgreens, j.c. penney, joanne stores and tractor supply company will be there for the meeting. >>> "washington post" is reporting that the trump administration staffers are communicating by using an encrypted messaging app that erases messages after they've been received. they're using the app called confide to avoid being -- as president trump moves to crackdown on leaks. this is video from the startup. the post report follows similar reporting last week by a news and information website. >>> now to a story that will have you over the moon this valentine's day. nasa today announced it's detected a star's heartbeat. you can see it right here on the right side of the star in this nasa photo. scientists say the star appears to vibrate every 87 minutes. they believe it's caused by the gravitational force of a planet that -- at the closest approach during orbit causing a heartbeat effect. sc

. >> they have to be vigilant, they have to pay attention to what is going on and there is ross peckshat we could issue eerie vac ways order, if the circumstances change and the risk increase. >> the officials are hoping natalie lake level calls a total of 50 teeth before forecasted heavy rain starts this week. >>> at least two tornadoes are responsible for damage in south east texas. >> that is national weather service confirming natalie twisters were part of the powerful line of storms that swept through houston area severe weather caused major damage in the county tuesday morning. >>> oklahoma police officer is in the hospital this morning after he was injured in the police chase here, that you have to see to believe. >> suspects stole a tow truck with the vehiclal attached. police say it was suspects vehicle about to be impounded on hon, suspect smashed his way through a police red block , injuring one officer. >> he could have gone around. he could have gone around either side of the brooke and he did not. he went full speed and some of the speeds were getting were 70 miles an ho

and a peck on the cheek solves everything. >> good advice. >> absolutely. >> 90 something still cook, do laundry and aiming for their 75th anniversary. >> nice story. >>> abc world news sunday is next here on channel 6. don't miss action news at 10:00 on phl 17 tonight. action news returns after the oscars >> for melissa magee, jeff skversky, walter perez i'm sarah bloomquist. we'll see you back here after the oscars. >>> welcome to a special edition of "world news tonight" from los angeles. the gold star fury. the father of a fallen navy s.e.a.l. refusing to meet the president. questioning the decision that cost his son his life and now calling for investigation. >>> panic at the parade. a pickup truck plowing into the mardi gras celebration. >> it was terrifying. >> it was chaos. >> one dead, including children as young as 3. what caused the driver to cause so much harm? >>> and bill paxton, the beloved actor from "apollo 13" and "titanic" and many others passing away after heart surgery. >>> manhunt -- the suspect considered armed and extremely dangerous. possibly linked to the mur

we begin this half-hour with the battle over the president's new peck for the supreme court. >> president trump nominated federal appeals court judge, neil gorsuch. if conservative from colorado would be the high court's youngest justice in 25 years. >> democrats are vowing to mount a tough challenge over what they kid a stolen seat. abc's stephanie ramos live at the supreme court. good morning, what's the latest? >> right, well this was a campaign promise kept by president trump to nominate a judge just as conservative as the late justice antonin scalia. >> reporter: president trump nominates judge neil gorsuch to take a seat on the supreme court bench. >> judge gorsuch has outstanding legal skills, a brilliant mind, tremendous discipline. >> reporter: according to senior administration official, president trump personally interviewed gorsuch before his inning a raugs. >> i pledge if i am confirmed i will do all of my powers permit to be a faithful servant of the constitution laws of this great country. the 49-year-old is a federal appeals judge in denver, and a solid conservative. gradu

. >>> the possibility of cuts at powe peck extends it higher.he dow gained about 8 points yesterday. the s&p fell 2. naz dak lost 4. >>> samsung's vice chairman was arrested. they approved the arrest of lee jae-yong. he's accused of bribery and scandal. it was a blow to his south krora powerful family. they control and dominate the country. >>> experts predict a worldwide olive oil shortage in the next few months. prices have already jumped. weather has decimated crops. in italy farmers say their crops will be cut in half. so far consumers in the u.s. have been spared those dramatic price jumps, but unfortunately that will likely change. >>> and 20th century fox has apologized for using fake news sites and bogus stories to promote one of its movies. it was widely criticized. fox says we do our best to push the boundaries of traditional marketing and many this case, we got it wrong. >> that probably wasn't the best idea, but movie looks pretty good. pretty creepy. >> and at least they admitted it. >> exactly. >>> still ahead, a billionaire's secr

they are also pecking a lot of protestors. >> it's all about the football tomorrow but politics are surroundingl of this. lady gaga is doing the half time show, she said she is not going to get political but that is unlike her, do people suspect that something is going to happen. >> i am glad you did not ask what hair color she will have. another anchor did. she is very adamantly against this executive order. people here think she's going to make a political statement. we have seen that in los angeles, at the sag awards and at the golden globes, actors have a tendency to do that. it would not be a surprise to see her do that but the nfl prefers that she keeps this apolitical. >> i think she will make a headline, we will check in with you tomorrow for that. >>> many are getting hyped up for the game. others are looking forward to the commercials during the super bowl. the linebacker from the denver broncos is starring in one of them. >> we will have some sound to that later ton. >> we had a break in the rainfall but another system is approaching the coast line, coming up i will let you know when

peck, williams. mcnally, your training officer today will be sam swarek. shift back in uniform, so, mcnally, be gentle with him this time. serve, protect and watch your partner's back. go on. get out there. (indistinct conversations) (sam) it's an absolute falsehood. what is up with that? no, no, no. he was-- half-caf with, uh, skim, two sweeteners. (panting) are you kissing my ass? it's--it's just coffee. 'cause, you know, i ain't going easy on you just 'cause your parents are white shirts. are we clear? yeah, i'm-- i'm a rookie, ma'am. i'm just here to listen and learn, that's all. ooh! gentlemen. ladies. cheers. yeah. (indistinct police radio chatter) feeling punished? what? uh, no. no, sir. good. tell that hair ball if he pushes you around, he has to answer to me. (snorts) right, like i'm gonna be calling homicide. hey, i could use the company. anyway, i mean it. you need anything, call me. sorry about that. callaghan.

discovery of 14 cracks and pair of septa train cars forces the agency to pull a third of its fleet foreign peck sean. the transit trouble is affecting trains, run on the market frankford line. good afternoon, i'm jim donovan. >> i'm rahel solomon. "eyewitness news" reporter joe holden joins us at septa headquarters in center city for news conference scheduled in about an hour. joe, what can you tell us? >> good afternoon, we expect to learn more information when septa speaks to us and briefs reporters at the news conference, now, spokesman within the hour tells me things this morning went a little smoother than they expected after a third of the train cars that make up the market frankford line both in service. septa place say mostly due in part to lighter crowd this morning, because of last night 's game. now, let's go ahead, bring you up to speetd. cracks found under two train cars during routine inspection friday night. as a result that far discovery third of the fleet was yanked from service. cbs-3 got ticked off to the problem around 4:00 yesterday afternoon. short time later septa officia

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