how significant was it that he came from the philadelphia area? >> pnb rock success was based upon the one thing that very few people are able to do rise from the ashes and make the negativity in his life turn into something positive. >> his own story was tightly linked to the energy of the streets, where he learned about violence early on. >> his father passed away based on a gang war. >> his older brother was murdered, so he himself experienced death at an early age. >> pnb rock posted about his brother's death on x, sharing it ain't right, but he pushed past the grief and pain through music. >> we are what we are. he started off selling out of his trunk and then becoming noticed and observed. >> pnb landed a record deal and launched hit songs like issues. i ain't got some issues, i know that i can't hide, which showcases his love of expensive jewelry. as the money poured in, the rapper often showed off the rewards by posting to social media, mostly highlighting his love for expensive jewelry. >> and on top. >> yeah, a love that would ultimately

at the discovery center in philadelphia. >> this is a cost-effective technique.rd's flying through there, it will not feel comfortable. >> he wraps up tuesday. he has collected 13 dead and injured birds. they were all available to be used for research. >> it is very sad to find these birds. they're coming up north looking to raise a family. traveling thousands of miles. ♪ >> that is our program for tonight. for all of my colleagues here, thank you so much for joining us. have a great week. >> major funding for pbs news weekend has been provided by -- the ongoing support of these individuals and institutions. this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting and by contributions to your station from viewers like you. thank you. ♪ [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> y ♪ ♪ inspector wellington-- how have you found him recently? i'm concerned about him. (people clamoring in background) you need to rest. sleep is a luxury that i don't have at

you just mentioned the philadelphia, philadelphia a roll. a few short months ago. more can you was saying that it has strategic value . it is a strategic assets that is your not negotiate any deal without keeping the philadelphia boarded. lo and behold the philadelphia port or is not going to say, i'm under 0, you control according to this deal. again, i qualify this for the rest of my knowledge. so all i met was that at this point um at this juncture, and then it goes, you just how much needs to approve the deal because these are all apparently approved just as well. okay, thank you for clarifying not. i just want to push a little bit more just to clarify, what do you expect to invest in yahoo? to accept this deal in the next 24 hours? yeah. as well. okay, so here's, here's the thing. he's going to say to the bank zeros of the world, there are some other right ways lunatics in his car. i mean, he's going to say, i did what i could do. what am i going to do? trump press the trunk. pressured me. i couldn't say no, this is the best that i could of the to you. there's

still cranked up in areas like philadelphia. this is not your storm, it is not a new york or boston event, it is a d.c. event south of that. we are getting potential for freezing rain and sleet and that is dangerous. listen to your local officials. we could see five to eight inches. power outages are ramping up, 355,000 without power, central plains to midwest. estimated snow from this big winter storm system. in and around cincinnati and cha charleston. winter storm warnings are in effect including washington, d.c. area. baltimore to atlantic city. philadelphia, winter weather advieszry. here is flight aware misery map. delays and cancellations are on the uptick. look at d.c., baltimore. dallas, as well, in store for next winter storm. texas area, this will be your bullseye. this snow event still to come could see additional three to five, five to eight across del marva. lows very cold. snow on ground in kansas, 18 inches, not going anywhere. it will remain cold next several days. single digits for forecast lows and below zero

we are outside rocky steps in philadelphia.n a handful of cars driving around this morning. there is a sparkle to the spreets, that is pretreatment. this is bonus here, it has been so cold, we are expecting snow in philadelphia and they can pretreat the roads. the salt is down and plows are stationed along 95, waiting to get into action. two to four inches here. in south phil and he working to de delmarva could see eight inches of snow. watch coverage on fox weather. >> carley: live from philadelphia, thank you so much. hollywood was not safe last night. joe concha will react next. >> todd: first lawrence jones is looking at what is coming up. >> lawrence: good to see y'all together. happy new year. we have a big monday show, we are back on the curvy couch after a crazy holiday. to top story issue millions under winter alert crippling travel. kentucky already under state of emergency. governor andy beshear will join us this morning. congress is set to certify president trump's election win. karoline leavitt and john barrasso, w

that said, philadelphia loved it. the big public art association in philly that had put on the sculpture show, they bought the sculpture from him, and for years it had pride of place that overlooked the big famous terrace at the philadelphia museum of art. a few years ago they moved maja to a new and probably permanent home. she's still in philly, but the art association put her through a full conservation and renovation process, and they built a park for her. it opened in 2021, and it's called maja park, and she is the center piece of this public space in philly. it's right there on that benjamin franklin parkway. it's kind of a lovely spot. just before the election this year, somebody unexpectedly and without a permit, definitely without permission put up a new sculpture right near maja in that same park. it was near to the gearhart mark sculpture, it was behind her, in fact. actually, the way it was setup, it was kind of leering at her, and as you can see here, it is a donald trump statue. somebody put up this dona

i mean other words it's one thing to agree to something there in philadelphia. so when they report that out to the actual congress, then have to go back to the states themselves to actually begin the process of ratification. right now, for some, that's not going to make them happy. there's not happy. right. but at that level, at least you get back might say, and i'm thinking of those who are you know, as i described as these, but sort of the older school you will then they're back on home turf. i'm back at state legislature or at least the ratified convention. this is where i have the opportunity. consider you know, are the rights of the states being overawed by this government. and and you know clearly they're going to be a substantial who never convinced that their states will not be overawed by those government or are not going to be reconciled to it at all. and it's, you know, an enduring issue, of course, that we're going to we'll be talking about at some point. sure. yeah. but who else? okay. well, have a good rest of your day. see you guys on.

now, if you're in d.c., baltimore, philadelphia, you're snow.maybe freezing rain, the southern regions. will come in late tonight through monday. if you're flying in and out of reagan, bwi or d dulles, philadelphia international tomorrow, you may want to move that flight as long as you're not trying to fly out of kc or st. louis for those areas. it will be a debacle tomorrow, at the airports and the roadsways. there's ice to the south, ice storm warnings for parts of missouri, southern illinois, over towards bowling green, kentucky, could get a half inch of ice, plus the wind. that's means power outages. so far, not too bad, unless you lost power. it's so cold. the power outages in kansas and missouri so far, 14,000. those numbers will go up. the big change for this storm, coming behind it, cold air, the coldest of the season. whatever falls in these areas is going to stick around for a while. because many areas like here temperatures aren't expected to get above freezing for the next week to 10 day which brings to mind the schools and i think m

. >> philadelphia eagles legend jason kelce is adding espn talk show host to his resume. >> startingonight, they call it late night will feature celebrity guests and of course, plenty of talk about football and some smack talk to reporter john paul from our philadelphia sister station. >> talked exclusively with kelce for a closer look at what we can all expect. >> reporter we got a sneak peek at jason kelce's newest venture. they call it late night. it was a dress rehearsal for the football star turned talk show host. it seemed like you're really comfortable doing something like this. >> well, it's good that it seems that way because it doesn't feel that way. yeah, this has been i don't know, there's something really fun in trying something new and doing something you've never done before. it's an entertainment show combined with talking about something we all love, as well as honoring and paying tribute to the players that have played it and the fans that enjoy it. >> and this show is going to be performed before a live studio audience saw the fans right here. and i got to tell you

field in philadelphia during sunday's. yeah, that's the packer game, isn't it? the 2210 win against the packers. a fox camera just happened to catch eagles wide receiver a.j. brown on the sideline reading a book. because why not? they were in full control. >> could this book have been the game changer andrew? maybe this have been what? here's the book he was reading. eagles fans have now made that book shoot to the number one spot on amazon's best sellers list. it's called inner excellence by performance coach jim murphy, and brown says the book gives him a sense of peace. i think that game also gave him a sense of peace. did we mention phillies 22 to 10 win against the packers? >> several times. >> this happened in green bay, wisconsin. it was cleaning day in the locker room. sorry, andrew. you know why? because they're done for the season. after philly cleaned their clocks, the packers were forced to clean their lockers as their season of injuries and sloppiness came to an end. so here's what experts say they need to wor

we begin in philadelphia. nfc. eagles receiver, a.j. brown, had time to open a book on the bench. they hosted a mistake prone packers. the third quarter, only the touchdown lead. just shove the defender away. this touchdown, they made it 16-3. the next drive, they answer big. he would bulldoze through the jersey carrying the philadelphia defense and the goal line, scored a play later that would cut the lead to 16-10. five minutes to play, now 19-10. they would win for it on fourth and three. and malik heath would open, but couldn't keep both feet inbounds. the ball turned over on downs. they committed four turnovers. eagles won it 22-10 and would advance to next week's divisional rounds. afc. give me that fred flintstone outfit. even barefoot. they did not send them to the stone age. this great diving third quarter catch by ty johnson did the damage. this was on fourth and one, and the replay would confirm it. 21-7. the first play of the fourth quarter, allen to a wide open curtis samuel as he was elusive, the scoring play. and 276 yards and two touchdowns. the no. 2 bills would r

and the roots right there from philadelphia, pennsylvania. thank you for watching.tay tuned for "late night with seth meyers." good night everybody, bye bye! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> announcer: from 30 rockefeller plaza in new york, it's "late night with seth meyers." tonight -- quinta brunson, actor and comedian matt rogers, an all new "closer look." ♪ [ cheers and applause ] and now, seth meyers. >> seth: good evening, everybody and a happy new year. i'm seth meyers. this is "late night." we hope you're doing well. and now, if you don't mind, i think we're going to get to the news. president-elect donald trump held a press conference today at mar-a-lago and spoke for more than an hour, leaving reporters no time to ask him a second question. [ laughter ] during the senate swearing in ceremony on friday, the husband of republican senator deb fischer appeared to refuse to shake hands with vice president kamala harris. can't say i'm surprised. look at that guy. looks like the bad guy in every oscar-winning movie about the south. [ laugh

host: tom in philadelphia. we've had this committee on january 6, there republican committee that looked into january 6. if they're going to be another january 6 committee and the 118th congress? guest: i'm not sure that there will be, although we do know that trump has made it clear he plans even on day one to pardon some of the people who participated in the attack on the capitol who have been met with the law and who are in prison, some of them. there is a chance that there is some kind of investigation on that side of. we know that republicans want to dig into have a january 6 fallout went and how people have those investigations played out, but we also know that many republicans are trying to move past january 6 entirely, that is kind of their line when you asked him about it, they are looking forward, not to the past. at least for now i expect january 6 not to be a topic. host: less than 10 minutes left this morning. first time on since you wrote the story back in december about the senate, about a bipart

the report say, is ravel completely withdrawal from the philadelphia card or at the end of the 1st phase of the deal. the 2nd stage will start 16 days into the sweet spot, and we'll focus on a deal that includes all the captives and the release of the remaining young man and soldiers. the 3rd stage of the deal will address long term arrangements, including discussions on establishing an alternative government and gaza and plans to rebuild as other details about the reported deal focus on security with checks, it'd be carried down by an international body and as well, allowing 1000000 tell us indians back to the northern gaza strip of more or less, we're joined now by i don't. leila, who is the full, the director general of the foreign ministry of is really joins us from tele phase . now thank you very much for being with us. here on now to 0. so 1st of all, i kinda wanna get a sense of what is being said and as well right now in regards to this because the many positive noises coming, especially from the united states, it is lucy you now is on the and then will, is almost all for a guy w

. >> midwest also headed to eastern seaboard washington, d.c., baltimore, philadelphia, in for one ofgest snowstorms you've had likely in years. i'll show you temperatures very cold already. the colder air in place by the way going to get much colder behind this storm. that cold air going to settle down across the southeast as well. this is the storm right now. see the snow flying across parts of kansas especially we have blizzard warning there is. now in effect, and look at this where you see that purple -- that's mixing rain snow. but where you see the pink that is icing. at temperatures at the surface are below freezing, but up above they're actually warmer. and the precipitation falls as rein and freezes on contact on the ground and on every surface. because of that power outages easy with. this is where we've got watches and warnings in place anywhere from kansas at orange that's where you see the blizzard warnings, winter storm warnings, ice storm warnings in effect and this is the icing we're expecting especially across parts much kentucky southern illinois southern indiana wid

in downtown philadelphia the art museum behind me the rocky steps.der winter weather advisory executive be philadelphia's biggest warm will get a couple inches of snow what is the biggest know of the season. south of us that is a different deal with a winter storm warning in effect. d.c. cannot one of the biggest nose in quite some time and icy roads are making for treacherous travel pretty for flying in and out of the northeast call ahead we see struggles at the airport that's likely going to continue in the roads will be tough. if you think it's cold the cold air is sticking around for the rest of the little get above freezing until friday afternoon. it is falling in here to stay. >> thank you very much. stay cool. now this u.s. surgeon general levesque murphy recommends cancer risk warning levels to alcoholic drinks. doctor frank joins me now. i don't know the risk of cancer from alcohol. but my question will warning labels do anything to reduce alcohol consumption? fema good morning great to be with you, this is more of a solution in search of a

philadelphia and the great man himself general washington.is meeting i told my brother officer that i was ready and willing to fight and, if need be, die for this cause. if you ask me, why, why would you want to go and fight to die in another man's war? for france and england were not at war, at that moment. why would you want to risk yourself in such an endeavor? i believe you know the answer to that question. this had been a war like none other in the history of man. this was a war of great ideas. of the freedom, a war that embraced ideas of great thinkers, what we often referred to as the enlightened age. some call it an age of region. what do they speak of? representation and equality of mankind, that a man, no matter what class of society he might be of, whether he be black or white, rich or poor, enslaved or free, it should not make a difference simply by the way in which that person proves themselves in this world. this was my inspiration. my dear friends, 40 years have passed. i am reminded of the last time i saw his excellency genera

i'll have you know, i grew up in the streets of philadelphia.ular person. and everybody knows that. i've been raised by people with master's degrees and doctorates and went to a very prestigious schools, and i'll have you know that my library has a lot of fine leather bound books, some of which i have read. [laughter] >> greg: what street did you go up on in philadelphia? it. >> jesse: i'm not going to disclose that. >> dana: he said the streets of philadelphia! >> jesse: prove me wrong! >> dana: we will see. tomorrow night on "the five" we will have it for you. coming up, a self-driving nightmare. this guy got stuck inside a circling humanless car. ♪ ♪ liberty mutual customized my car insurance so i saved hundreds. with the money i saved i thought i'd get a wax figure of myself. cool right? look at this craftmanship. i mean they even got my nostrils right. it's just nice to know that years after i'm gone this guy will be standing the test of ti... he's melting! oh jeez... nooo... oh gaa... only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty, liberty, liberty

philadelphia, 1 to 3, expecting a mill elizabeth warren that. kansas city, 11 inches of snow. that's historic. one of the bigger snowstorms they have had in 30 years. louisville and cincinnati, lexington areas, around 6 to 8 inches of snow. for that reason, because we still have very slip pery reasons, ice ahead of the storm. a lot of winter storm warnings. we have this wrap around piece, we have to get off the coast this evening. when this comes through after dark, another 1 to 2 inches on top of what you have. don't be surprised if you clear everything off, and tomorrow morning you may have to do everything again. maybe a little more in west virginia. behind this storm, it's brutal. it's not fun anywhere in the midwest, cleaning up with windchills in the single digits, along the gulf coast, we have cold weather advisories from houston to tampa, orlando, new orleans, mobile, everyone is included. the windchill feels like in the 30s in most areas, so the cold air is in place, and that sets the stage for the next storm. we get a break tomorrow, break wednesday, then thursday, t

she goes, i was born in philadelphia. who know?, she continued, tell everybody she was born in baltimore even after she knows she was born in philadelphia. so even though she was born in philadelphia, her mother brought to baltimore when she was a, you know, like a few days. and so she was actually raised in baltimore until was, i'd say 12 ish. and then she moved to new york to, well, first to harlem, then to queens, then back to harlem. yeah, yes. oh, death. she died and july of 1959, on the 17th, she had become ill about six weeks beforehand, they had hospitalized, hospitalized her at metropolitan hospital up in harlem and there ensued a hall, which i cover in great detail in my book a whole drama because, as she said, when got in there, she's going to arrest me on my deathbed, you know. and sure enough, they did. they plant in my they planted heroin in room and she was arrested for narcotics possession. she was fingerprinted mug shot the whole thing. and so last 2 to 3 weeks of her life was really taken up with having do i mean,

constitution of the united states. 237 years ago representatives from the states gather together in philadelphia pennsylvania and produce something essentially unique in human history a blueprint for a new country founded on history and their conquest on a set of ideas. it was not a perfect document as her bonders attested to by making provisions for amendments but it was and remained with the greatest important political documents in the history of the world. it's made us as a country, it's made us a country that people around the world looked to as a beacon l of freedom a shining cy on the hill. it's a solemn responsibility of those of us here in congress to preserve our constitution to guard against enemies foreign and domestic and to ensure that if -- it continues to stand and our nation stands as a bulwark of freedom and human rights. mr. president when it came time toti draft the constitution the founders established safeguards checks and balances throughout our government to keep the government in check and assure the rights of all americans to be protected through one of those safeguards

surveillance video tonight, a close call for a city bus in philadelphia.g moments after the bus drove over it. the street buckling under the bus, weakened by a ruptured water main. moments later, a giant hole. the street remains closed for repairs. >>> when we come back here tonight, remembering a key member of peter, paul and mary. their music defined an era. (vo 1) when you really philosophize about it, there's one thing you don't have enough of, and that's time. time is a truly scarce commodity. when you come to that realization, i think it's very important to spend time wisely. and what better way of spending time than traveling, continuing to educate ourselves and broaden our minds. (vo 2) viking. exploring the world in comfort. are you 50 or older? well, this news is for you. the cdc now recommends you get vaccinated against pneumococcal pneumonia. why? if you're 50 or older even if you're healthy... you're 6 times more likely to be hospitalized. so, schedule at vaxassist.com. every generation is known for something. we perfected avocado toast. free

we'll likely see some problems in philadelphia international airport as well.south of downtown where i'm standing. those are the famous rocky steps right behind me. they're under a winter storm warning at the airport where we're expecting heavier snow in the south side of the city than downtown. here in downtown, we have a winter weather advisory. we'll pick up about 1 to 3 inches of snow which i know doesn't sound like a ton of snow but let's talk about snow in the northeast. we really haven't seen much. for downtown philadelphia, the last time they saw over 5 inches of snow was back in 2022. we're going to be just shy of that. but just 20 miles south of here they're going to get hammered with more than half a foot of snow. in washington, d.c. we have a snow emergency in effect. a lot of pretreatment on the road, take it easy out there. we're tracking the winter storm on fox weather all day long. maria: we'll be watching that, britta, thank you so much. britta merwin. meanwhile, there is this. canadian prime minister justin trudeau reportedly ready to announce

the deployment of is really forces in the philadelphia core door. however, several items in the framework have yet to be finalized and that they are hoping that that'll be finalize tonight, which goes to show you why perhaps this press conference has still been delayed. however, it is worth mentioning that up until this point it'd be, is really media has been quite positive and not just cautiously optimistic within the last couple of hours going so far as to confirm that there has been a deal. but let's talk about that pressure that has been put on the prime minister . it's come from all different directions, not just from those who wanted to deal, but also from those who don't want it. there's actually going to be a vote tomorrow in these really security cabinets on this deal when it is announced in order to ratify it and approve it on these rarely side. but there are still some obstacles for benjamin netanyahu, and that is who on the far right of his coalition, is going to agree and who is going to vote against it. there have been ministers who sa

so tonight, the cast of it's always sunny in philadelphia is taking a field trip to at elementary. crossover event between the two hit shows. reporter alicia vitarelli spoke to the creators and stars of both the series to find out how these two worlds collide. >> welcome to abbott elementary, the best elementary school in the universe. >> is that what this is? it was so fun for us to play the same characters, but basically in a different tone. yeah. and then we thought it would be fun for them to come on to our show and to play those same characters, but maybe with fewer limitations on what you can say. >> just imagine the hilarious hijinks, the unhinged philly infusion that pops when abbott meets sunny. >> let me know if there's anything you need and i mean anything. >> hit it and you'll see their characters on our show, and you'll see our characters on their show. it's really fun. i am struggling to know if it's been done in tv before. >> two philadelphia diehards, creators and stars, quinta brunson and rob mcelhenney are merging abbott elementary's mockumentary family style char

and he was cared for in one of the now suburbs of philadelphia and endured a very hard and difficultwinter in valley forge. young general lafayette left the united states not to abandon us, but following our victory at saratoga to advocate for us. and he returned to america and to delaware with the thousands of french troops under the command of the come to russia bow and marched this time southward through delaware, on his way to leading the victory referenced by the congressman at yorktown. there's lots of legacy and lore in delaware about what happened when he came on that visit 50 years later that we celebrate today. but what i found particularly interesting, bell mccluskey, according to local legend, was the woman who removed the bullet from his leg following the battle of the brandywine. and she kept it as a keepsake for 50 years. and when he returned to delaware, he sought her out and thanked her, and she returned the bullet to him. somewhat odd. but said with this we return our heart to yours. you know what a nation values by where and who they honor. if you walk out front of

agency as saying allegedly that's a is ready for us is we'll be getting the withdrawal from the philadelphia, colorado, and complete it. no later than day 50. we're going to try and establish whether or not some of the background is to that. but in the meantime, there's go to a diplomatic attitude james base. he's live for us in new york, a lot of countries around the world going to be watching this very, very closely because not least, because after 50 months of conflict and guys are, we're seeing a very different type of israel now 70 existed at the start of the concept to yeah, absolutely. well, i mean there are still, i think lots and lots of questions about this deal and we don't even know the start time or start date. it's also worth noting that there is the seems to be still legal because it hasn't been formally announced with that press conference and co haul yet. i think it's interesting that niggles seems to come from these railey side and seems a game to be about the, for the delphi card. or remember that's the buffer zone at the very south of the gaza strip that area. that is rig

secondly, with regard to the philadelphia corridor so the audience knows at home, one, the mediterranean eastern mediterranean runs a strip on the sinai peninsula as you cross into egyptian territory. none of that can happen unless you have the cooperation of the egyptian government in cairo. and if they are willing to enforce it, you might be able to have success and interdicting a lot of the weapons taken under the tunnels. i don't think yet, john, we have a firm grasp how many tunnels the idf has been able to blow up or take care of care of. maybe all of them that in terms of military secrecy, they are not making that information public and for a very good reason. but if you want to secure the area, you need the cooperation of the egyptians to make sure that is solid. >> sandra: bill, i want to play out the sound of president-elect trump. the press at mar-a-lago last tuesday, january 7th, making it very clear where he stood in the negotiations and what would happen if the hostages are not freed once he takes office. watch. >> if those hostages are not back, i don't want to hurt you ne

and what i love about this image is this is from an archive in philadelphia.she came and live in philadelphia towards the end of her. but i don't know if you can see. this is the watermark at the bottom here is a french watermark so this is paper from france produced france which was brought to saint-domingue she cuts it up makes it into charity vouchers, distributes that she gets them back when she when the charity has and she takes them with her when she goes to philadelphia. so she's got these there these amazing sort of expressions of her in this revolutionary world from saint-domingue, in the french, in the haitian revolution. and she's friends with toussaint louverture. if you know who that is with christophe was, the first king of haiti. so again, they're these people, ordinary people, really but who have these kind of extraordinary lives in the middle of revolution. and so i sort of try to follow them, sort of follow them, like tunneling through the revolutions. well, as you just said, like they are in some ways quite ordinary. and some ways they're qu

index — mid atlantic states tomorrow, there'll be a higher grade in which much, much snow towards philadelphiaw and some ploughing operations, this is new not new york city storm, but certainly for northern virginia and washington, dc, still about six hours in washington, dc and surrounding areas to stock up on supplies, and also make sure to have a plan in case you do lose power. the good news is we don't expect a lot of ice in those regions, so the real concern for the ice and power outages here is in this region here. 0bviously outages here is in this region here. obviously if you have a generator, make sure you know how to use that generator and make sure it is not vented into your home, that is certainly a safety tip we tell everyone during storms, ice power outages can occur. the everyone during storms, ice power outages can occur.— outages can occur. the reality of this is that _ outages can occur. the reality of this is that it — outages can occur. the reality of this is that it can _ outages can occur. the reality of this is that it can wear _ outages can occur. the reality of this is

he said that's equal to the axis of evil needs the philadelphia car, though. and for that reason we must control. it's how mass in face that we not be that. i insist we be that when you, when you listen to those kinds of statements, you start wondering what a seas 5 deal actually. and these really occupational is the promise of trying to strengthen it. long term a that's a very good question. i can offer you a completely accurate answer. i can, however, say the um, the prime minister is torn between the sutler section of his government. it wants not just occupied guys in the federal garza. and i think the great majority of israel's, of these are the population that wants to leave guys up at once. and then does that with a sense of triumph with a sense of achievement, if you will. our prime minister is known for not being particularly willing to make such a committee committed decisions. he is trying to san diego his way of making this decision since well, with his trial, he is just undergoing surgery. and he is now asked for a 2 week postponement of his testim

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but there are these issues, like the philadelphia corridor, that have kind of constantly been the back and forth in the negotiation, as well as just the general willingness by both hamas and the israeli government to take the leap into an agreement. and so i think part of this is just the difficulty of nailing down the precise details of something like what an idf military deployment might look like in the philadelphia corridor. but also, chris, and you've covered politics. part of this is the political posturing, frankly, of how a deal is going to be framed. and i think for netanyahu, he is trying to bring along people who are even further to his right and his coalition. and so therefore he's trying to signal in that statement, i mean, it's, you know, transparent. he wants it to appear that hamas folded at the last minute on something as a means of kind of shoring up his political support for this agreement. so i think it's a combination of nailing down the final details of some of the most contentious aspects of the agreement. but i think it's also the kind of preliminary framing fro

philadelphia, equipo nÚmero dos de la nacional y que vivo.dor: este domingo se cumplen seis dÍas dediquen hicieron estos incendios en el sur de california que han dejado una destrucciÓn total a su paso. las autoridades confirmaron la muerte de 24 personas, al menos otras 16 personas siguen desaparecidas y mÁs de 105,000 residentes siguen sin poder regresar a sus casas mientras permanecen las Órdenes de evacuaciÓn. autoridades anunciaron con importante financiamiento destinado para residentes del estado solamente para aquellos californianos que se vieron afectados por los desastres naturales. >> estos incendios afectaron muchas comunidades. muchas ♪ ♪ presentador: los invitamos a que si decide apoyar con donativos para las pues nos que han sido devastadas por los incendios como lo hagan a travÉs de la pÁgina web que aparece en pantalla tambiÉn puede escanear el cÓdigo que aparece en pantalla. con esto nos despedimos, los dejamos con el noticiero nacional para que no le cambie y pasÉ muy buenas noches. drama de la nueva telenovela . lo mostrÉ v

and philadelphia a little earlier.till, the powdery snow behind it, that light, fluffy snow that's going to blow around. at least you'll be able to get that off of your driveway. be careful with the stuff that has melted below. the first batch of snow will have melted, refreeze overnight tonight and then we'll have snow on top of icy spots that you just can't see. look at this stretch, though. all the way from really, i mean, southern new jersey all the way to western kansas with 6 inches to a foot of snow. still have those winter weather advisories in effect for right now. as soon as this goes by, this next little tail of snow, that goes by around 11:00 tonight, it's all gone, then things clear out. that's when they get cold. the clear skies will allow it to get very, very cold at night. some spots will see single digits. with the wind, we will likely see windchill factors somewhere between 10 and 20 degrees below zero. make sure you take care of your pets, your pipes, your people because a lot of people just -- they

. >> caller: a company i discovered on my way into philadelphia. >> well aware of it, the old food machinery company. i love philadelphia. i can only rate that a hold. i don't like the sector. i'm not there for that. i'm sorry. that, ladies and gentlemen is the conclusion of the lightning round. >> the lightning round is sponsored by charles schwab. coming up, could the drug distributors be an under the radar winner in the healthcare space? cramer is going one on one with cardinalhealth to see how it brings treatments from pharma companies to patients, next. carl: believe me, when it comes to investing, you'll love carl's way. take a left here please. driver: but there's a... carl's way is the best way. client: is it? at schwab, how i choose to invest is up to me. driver: exactly! i can invest and trade on my own... client: yes, and let them manage some investments for me too. let's move on, shall we? no can do. client: i'll get out here. where are you going?? schwab. schwab! schwab. a modern approach to wealth management. ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ at stat

(pilot 4) verizon transport on approach to philadelphia. (man) yo!ke no other. ♪ verizon super bowl fan fest - right on your home field. you in? ♪ good morning. it is 756. i'm kris sanchez. and i'm laura garcia. happening now. another change in leadership for the city of oakland, which is, of course, without a permanent mayor. ever since the recall of sheng thao today, newly elected council members will be seated. this as recent interim mayor and supervisor elect nikki fortunato bas, which is over to the alameda county board. once the new council members are sworn in, they will select a council president. that person will take over as interim mayor until the april 15th special election. all to state news where lawmakers this week are getting a first look at governor newsom's new state budget proposal. and today, he plans to provide a sneak peek at some of the highlights. newsom will hold an event alongside workers in the san joaquin valley, and it comes ahead of that full reveal, which is coming up on friday. meantime, state education leaders are hop

and if you pick it's just white guys thinking huge thoughts, that's a big part of the story in philadelphia, you are missing a huge important thing in which begin to go, oh my goodness our revolution was a civil war. more of a civil war then our civil war. very few civilian deaths outside of missouri and kansas in our several civil war. it was a way to i think hype it and sell it. our revolution is a civil war. the fifth or a quarter of the loyalists. patriots are killing loyalists. there are huge stakes involved that aren't just involved with militiamen hearing the bell or running to the moments notice. how do you start a new government? why did you call it if you are clinging to the eastern seaboard, a continental congress? then spend the next 250 years saying we've been uninterested in empire or call it the continental army and say we've been uninterested in empire? it's a global war which involves two dozen nations, european as well as native american. that story as part of this too. women and children are part of those moving armies. they aren't stoically doing those things. they are b

we love everything philadelphia baby! >> go birds!has the most patriotic sports teams? >> what you mean patriotic? >> and has to be fairly. >> wife really? >> it's in our heart. >> it's definitely the cowboys. >> johnny: tell me about ben franklin. >> electricity? [bleep] >> he was like a president right? >> johnny: no, he wasn't. >> didn't gain to bend the light or something? >> yueru i philly guy and you don't not know about ben franklin? >> we are the worst, yeah! >> johnny: how is john fetterman doing? who is john fetterman? >> i don't know, sounds like a good person. >> on love when he runs it deflections and stuff d5 he is a senator! >> he has to wear a suit. >> oh, my god, really? it's devastating! ♪ ♪ >> johnny: dog trump is getting sworn in next week, what do you want to see him tackle? >> the border. >> build houses ground up. >> it's melania trump e. >> that is a nice one. >> i cannot wait to see what she wears, i'm so excited! one oh, my god,, my mom hates donald trump. >> special shadow to my mother! >> johnny: at the fun

and the worst in the stock market last year was our beloved philadelphia.ian basis. i love philly. great people. better food than new york, but not a great stock market. >>> let's trade them. managing director of strategy at asset management, cnbc contributor, boris, feel free to chime in with your favorite city but let's start with tesla up 62% last year. what do you think? >> yeah, i agree with philly. best food there is. so austin tesla, obviously people like to select them as their stock but at this point it is a question of whether that stock is overvalued based upon the fact you view this as a car company or as a transportation company and if you view it that way, musk has his robotaxis and it's a different ball game. it is hard to chase them but if you want to buy, you could sell 350 for $20. you can get a very good total on the stock at that level. >> all right. >> next, our second place performer, miami. royal caribbean, second straight year of gains. what do you see ahead, boris? >> this is the true tension between the growth of business, 30 milli