and jorge alfaro made it 20-1 phillies in the seventh.n one of its first ten games since the '54 cubs. 20-1 the final. marlins are tanking already. this abc 7 sports report brought to you by river rock casino. masters is setting up for an incredible finish on sunday. and quinn cook, i did a story with him on the santa cruz warriors four weeks ago. great to he shiem have the success he's had. and he's earned a contract for the playoffs. too bad for omri casspi but quinn cook's going to be a great addition for the playoffs. >> they gave up three touchdowns and missed one extra point. >> another phillies fan right here. >> yeah, celebrate. thank you. >> wrap it up for us. >> that's it for tonight for us. i'm dion lim. >> i'm eric thomas. we w you want "streaming all you your favorite showsy. on the fastest internet" easy. you want "internet that helps you save on mobile" easy. you want "the best wifi you can pause with a tap." see? easy. time for bed. you want xfinity because it makes your life... simple. easy. awesome. get started with xfin

. >> fallout over the arrest of two black men at philly starbucks. >> and the ama awards. "early today" starts right now. >> good monday morning. i'm phillip mena. >> i'm frances rivera. mother nature is blasting large chunks of the country with deadly spring storms, padraig harringtoning -- packing a punch with heavy winds and tornadoes. two people have been killed including a 2-year-old girl in louisiana. she was sleeping when a tree collapsed on the family's vrv, nearly tearing it in half. it spawned several tornadoes including in north carolina. it damaged homes and knocked down trees and power lines. schools across the region are closed today due to extensive damages. and over 100,000 customers across the southeast are without power. in parts of the midwest it's still looking like winter. minnesota is digging out from over a foot of snow. and blizzard conditions are wreaking travel havoc. hundreds of flights are grounded. all this as more severe weather could be on the way. >> nbc meteorologist bill karins is tracking these storms for us. bill, good morning. >> good m

as expected fans did what they do in philly, they flooded the streets.tudents gathered cheering, setting off fireworks. despite the predictable precaution of greasing lying poles, some intrepid philadelphia fans found a way to climb the light poles in philadelphia and around the suburbs. be careful up there. >>> let's check on what else is happening outside of the world of business. fill lphillip mena has more. >> all right vladimir putin may soon pay a visit to washington despite a number of investigations into his meddling into the 2016 presidential election. the kremlin announcing that president trump invited the russian leader to visit the white house for a summit this comes during a time that some call the worst relations between the u.s. and the russia since during the cold war. >>> judges will be required to clear 700 immigration cases per year in a move intended to speed up deportations. the quotas are expected to take effect in october. >>> a close call wreck caught on camera in georgia. a train slammed into a tractor trailer after it got stuck

my philly people, talk to me about it on facebook, twitter, snapchat and instagram.ly news," reporting on the 20pruit fallout. for now, i'll turn it over to ali velshi and stephanie ruhle. only so many times the philly shoutout can happen. >> i was going to atalk about m infinity for philadelphia, but i thought you'd talk about jumping on the bandwagon. >> yeah. >> this was basketball, right? >> the one with the basket and the ball they shoot it into, yeah. >> i did pretty well on the bracket. i was just looking it up. >> so you know, you don't need to know anything. >> i did have nova. got to have that philly pride. >> you didn't need to know anything about basketball to do well in the brackets. happy tuesday. >> see ya, hallie. >>> i'm villanova fan, ali velshi. >> i'm stephanie ruhle. it is tuesday, april 3rd. lets g let's get started. >> a lot of nervous eyes on w

>> uncle philly. ♪ happy birthday dear philly ♪ >> reporter: he is celebrated with song and a plaquection. his uniform is headed to coopers town in the hall of fame. so, by now i'm sure you're wondering what's his secret to longevity. >> everybody asks that. and over the years i always said, two oreos and a glass of milk. go to bed. >> reporter: that's the secret? >> that was the secret. >> reporter: that and an attitude that never gets him behind in the count. >>> do you feel at home here? >> oh, yeah, this is my home. >> reporter: he won't steal a base, but he's stolen a whole city's heart. kevin tibbles, nbc news, pittsburgh. >> phil, we are rooting for you. >>> all right. it has been two weeks since the chilly boston marathon and a dozen runners got a chance to the marathon. thousands of runners were forced to drop out of this year's race. one of those runners that was a mother to bea ali wagner. she didn't want to risk her health but she wanted to finish what she started. she organized mayor ton 2.0 and that gave everybody a second chance and everybody as well. she did it later,

crash landing in, you know, downtown philly? are we landing on a freeway, runway? and that was a terrifying experience. i didn't know how hard it was going to be. >> and then for her to come out and hugging like that and i'm glad you drove here from philly. you didn't fly, but, peggy, you flew home. to dallas, and the experience -- i know they are telling me to wrap, but just the experience, peggy, of getting on the flight and going home, and what is it like to wake up the next morning after experiencing something like this, peggy? >> you know, the whole thing was a little surreal, you know, my training was awesome and i just did what i do and it kicked in. i did what needed to be done, what any registered nurse would do. this morning waking up, i can't say that i slept very well last night, i'm sure most passengers did not sleep very well last night. i'm terribly, terribly sorry for the family. my heart goes out to them. >> yes, jennifer. >> but i'm so proud of my fellow passengers and the flight crew and the pilot. >> well, bl

just when they were apparently west of philly, something happened with the left engine, and again, a passenger on board was injured. you can see the flight there on the tarmac. emergency crews are there on the ground. we have calls out to fire, the faa, the airport as well. as soon as we're able to get more information, we'll bring it to you as soon as we can. >> i'll let you continue your reporting, jason, and please come back as soon as you do have more information. i want to go back to miles bryan, our aviation expert. i want to caution viewers that it turns out you either get additional information or the timing is a little bit off. but if that information is indeed correct -- miles, i'm sorry, stand by for me. christopher johnson was a passenger on that flight. he joins me now on the phone. christopher, please tell me. you were headed from new york to dallas. what did you hear and what happened on that plane? >> hi, john. we were leaving la guardia heading to dallas. we were west of philadelphia probably about 30,000 feet, and all of a sudden we just heard this loud bang, rattli

, harry called us up and said, "hey, why don't you guys come down to philly and play a bacon brothers. oh, we are the bacon brothers? i mean it's perfect. it works. look at you rocking out here. have you -- i mean, come on. isn't it fun to be a rock star? have you ever had a time where -- because i remember i did a comedy tour and i blew an amp. and you think that'd be the coolest thing. like, you think of pete townsend, like, the who, like -- [ guitar noises ] and the thing goes -- [ explosion noises ] and smoke and -- now it's just a fuse that just pops. and then there's just no sound. and you're like -- and there's nothing coming out and you're like, "oh. how totally, totally embarrassing." you can actually just hear me flicking the strings like -- [ light laughter ] it's so bad. >> oh, i've got to google that. i want to see that. >> jimmy: no, please don't. yeah. [ light laughter ] >> you know, i think probably one of my most embarrassing moments was this legendary club in l.a. called "the troubadour" which a lot of, you know, great legends played in. >> jimmy: absolutely. >> we g

you know, the celebration last night was so joyful after that game for philly.e like a final four celebration. as you say, there was also reason to celebrate before the game because meek mill freed from prison after five months behind bars. flown by chopper to the sixers' game. less than two hours after his release, mill arriving at the wells fargo center in philly wearing the joel embiid jersey there to ring the bell as part of the pregame ceremonies. can you imagine how he felt? he was joined by ruben and kevin hart. he talked about what the moment meant to him. >> i was just excited. i know that he's always represented the city, and i love the city so much. >> reporter: the sixers gave philly plenty to celebrate. he advance to the conference times for the first time since 2012. this is my favorite moment -- check this out. afterwards, embiid picking up kevin hart. holding him up there like a toddler. like you throw your child in the air. want? that awe? threw him about -- awesome? threw him about two feet. serious lift there, guys. >>> also advancing, the def

wildcats left no doubt in the national championship game against michigan and set off the second phillyhey are still partying on this tuesday, april 3. >> announcer: from abc news this is "world news now." >> anybody working in philly today? >> they haven't worked since early february. >> a lot of sick calls. >> the celebrations are continuing all throughout the suburbs. they waited for a long time for a big championship. >> now they got the eagles winning and now of course they've got nova bringing it home. >>> but we'll start with the protests that seem to be growing across the country. teachers demanding more support and more money. >> this week they have voiced their anger in kentucky and oklahoma. many schools in oklahoma a will be closed for a second straight day as teachers keep up the pressure on lawmakers. clayton sandell reports from oklahoma city. >> reporter: oklahoma and kentucky the latest states joining a red state teacher rebellion. tens of thousands of teachers and students trading classrooms for the capitol. in oklahoma 70% of public schools closed. those teachers alon

>> uncle philly. ♪ happy birthday, dear philly ♪ >> reporter: phil has celebrated with song and the plaquection. his uniform is headed to cooperstown and the hall of fame. so by now, i'm sure you're wondering, what's his secret to longevity? >> everybody asks that. and over the years, i always said two oreos and a glass of milk going to bed. >> that's the secret? >> that was the secret. >> reporter: that, and an attitude that never gets him behind in the count. >> do you feel at home here? >> oh, yeah, this is my home. >> reporter: he won't steal a base, but he's stolen a whole city's heart. kevin tibbles, nbc news, pittsburgh. >>> and that's "nbc nightly news" for this saturday. coming up tomorrow, a look at a revolution in emergency room care for patients with extraordinary challenges. i'm jose diaz-balart reporting from new york. thank you for the privilege of your time and goodnight. and goodnight. h the new details we )re learning about a violent traffic stop on >>> right now on nbc bay area news, his life put in extreme danger. the new details we're learning about a violent traffic s

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this all starts tonight as the front drops all the way down into philly.e between d.c., 64 and philly, 46. >>> good saturday morning from mt. tam. lots of sun. a quick warm-up on the way today with upper 60s by noontime. and mid-70s to upper 70s and warmest inland valleys. >>> i think we got it all in. >>> i think we got it all in. all that weather was brought to you by geico. a lot, huh? >> tornadoes, fires, torrential rains, blizzards. >> all of it on board today. >> oh, my gosh. >> he's chipper throughout. we love that about you. thank you, sam. >> always smiling. >> yes. >> sorry for the folks who are under it, though. >> for sure. >> true. sam champion, always great to have you here. >>> coming up on "gma," the comedian will ferrell rushed to the er after a serious car crash on the freeway in california. >> and meghan markle reportedly -- it's a hard name to say, everybody. she makes a surprise visit to the u.s. the important business that she is said to be attending to. adrienne is going to have that in "pop news." >> i think adrienne should be able

news hour but for now back to philly tatiana thank you very much for that that will do it for today's news great remember to keep in touch with us on social media and the times a.j. news great we've got plenty more world news coming out very shortly for you here on al-jazeera you'll be just speaking and joining our colleagues in london from the saudi back to when the whole news great tape thank you for watching and we'll see you back here city of fourteen tomorrow at fifteen hundred g.m.t. . he has no passport yet he's politically active in two countries i was the only one who lets down the power of peaceful transition when because official term expired in our part of the world some people think you are stupid the crazy if you do that mikhail saakashvili former president of georgia and ex governor of the odessa region in ukraine talks to al-jazeera and this was different is that whether someone is going for something that's very reckless but the matter remains true i think it's how you approach an individual and i think it is a subtle way of doing it you can't just five innings at a s

this match he gets your play of the day not first goal but for this stylish assist for maximum in philly who made it three nil to dortmund it was one of two assists for sam show what a day what a day and what a touch. that's full time for us we'll leave you with some images from saturday's action see you on sunday for me and the rest of the team here in berlin. bureau max highlights an. extraordinary russian artist conjures images. extravagant of visiting milan and the world's most important for nature in design. extra to discover madrid in twenty four hours. your. women of milly's they bet everything out of necessity of concern for their children what we're fighting for survival. carry loads of to seventy eight hours from europe to africa. that's the wait for duty free hand. breaking. sixty minutes. out the germans came together in one nation. from shon the money to chancellor also from bismarck. the history of the germans has been shaped by great rulers. i swell always to bring my wild cards are vastly protected christendom spread to such truths. are we going to tell the enemy in time.

the philly district attorney is also sort of on the same wavelength and the philly jail population i believe has decreased by a pretty significant amount since he's come into office on initiatives like this. >> let's get back to calls for our guest. from clayton, north carolina, on the oppose line. opposing the expansion of marijuana laws. tell us your thoughts, gabriel. >> caller: good morning. >> good morning. >> caller: so i actually have a little bit of perspective on it that comes from -- i'm a duke medical student, and i'm actually, you know, i've been trained on marijuana to try to understand physiologically what's going on. and i'll tell you right now, amelia's case, which i think is profound and i appreciate her sharing this, is very much where most professionals currently, most physicians would agree that there is the help of marijuana being utilized. in particular those patients that are in late stage cancer or those patients that have problems with being able to eat. because the main -- the main thing that marijuana and the thc product that's within it can do, just to put

rings the philly pre-game bell... 3rd quarter... ben simons...op to joel embid for the dunk... embid has 19 points and 12 rebounds... simmons with 14, 10 and 6 assists 4th quarter... j.j. reddick... nails one of his 5 three- pointers... he had a game-high 27 kevin hart loves it... sixers co-owner michael rubin loves it... meek mill and his son love it sixers win 104-81... they win the series 4-1... dwanye wade... only 11 points on 4-of-15 shooting philly awaits the winner of this next series...(wipe to bucks-celtics) giannis antetokuomnpo the "greek freak" and his bucks tied 2-2 with the celtics... 3rd quarter... marcus smart... the ally-oop to al horford for the jam... celtics up 11 ater three. 30 seconds left... celtics up 5... smart...on the ground... somehow... from his rear- end... finds horford for the layup.... horford had 22 points and 14 rebounds... the "greek freak" held to 16... celtics win 92-87... they lead the series 3-2... game 6 thursday... in milwaukee how about the giants?... their second of three games against the washington na

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last week, two black men were awaiting a meeting at a starbucks in philly and asked to use the bathroom but they were told no because it was reserved for customers and they bought nothing. they returned to their seats and were asked to leave. they didn't and the manager called 911. >> i have two gentlemen in my cafe who are refusing to make a purchase or leave. >> police will be there as soon as possible. >> reporter: the two men were arrested but not before it was all captured on a phone and went viral. soon, a starbucks boycott campaign raged across social media. activists rushed to the starbucks shop and #starbucks while black started trending big time. and within a day starbucks apologized. two days after the incident, the manager who called 911 was no longer with the company and the founder, howard schultz described her this way. >> i think you have to say in looking at the tape she demonstrated her own level of unconscious bias. and you are asking yourself whether or not that was racial profiling. there's no doubt in my mind the reason they were called was because they were africa

and back out live at philly national where nt is sb continues its investigation.discovery of the missing fan blade, investigators already found out there are some signs of potential issues there, potential fatigue which is essentially the weakening of the materials, in this case plane parts, chris, after it is exposed repeated stress. they are just that much closer to figuring out what took place that resulted in the first fatality aboard a u.s. carrier in nearly a decade. >> polo, excellent issue. you're going to have what considerations going forward? inspections, maintenance, and that willingness to give up time in the air to make sure that safety is the priority. this is going to come down to what southwest does and what the faa ensures that they do. we'll stay on it. i know you will. polo, thank you very much. >>> coming up ♪ ♪ ♪ raindrops on roses and whiskers on kittens ♪ ♪ bright copper kettles and warm woolen mittens ♪ ♪ brown paper packages tied up with strings ♪ ♪ these are a few of my favorite things ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ these are a few of my favorite things ♪ mayo

no matter how much they greased up those poles in downtown, philly fans seem to find a way.t's like a challenge any time philadelphia fan sees a greased up pole. they have to find a way to get up there if one of their teams wins a championship. of course this is the second time they got to do that with the eagles winning the super bowl a few months ago. >> doing philadelphia proud. >> i'm not sure that's a dignified look. >> there's no dignity in philly, tired of so much winning, that promise has been true for the people of philadelphia. they've had a phenomenal sports. >> they have. >> andy, how did my bracket end up in sixth and your's was 29th, huh? >> you know, sometimes you make bold moves in the bracket and they don't pan out, alisyn. >> i see. >> i'm rather impressed i had that bad of a bracket. >> i like it. all right, andy scholes, thank you very much. >> thank you. that kid who had 31 points they call him the michael jordan of delaware. incredible player. i got a family tie in this. my nephew coach of the team. there were tears in my eyes last night. >>> coming up

they are becoming the city of champions in philly.ave to say an impressive run by villanova. they won every single one of their games by double digits in the tournament. something which had not been done in 50 years. hat hat's off to the wildcats. jay wright has multiple titles joining mike krzyzewski and mike williams. >> are the fans still out there? >> i think so. >> you know they grease the p e poles, but they still climb them. all the stuff they put on it not working. >> it is a challenge. >> it is. philly can conquer all challenges. >>> thanks, andy. a career decision from a democratic congresswoman. under fire for how she handled a staffer accused of abuse. her story is next. ♪ "i have antivirus, but my computer's still slow..." "that's not right..." "maybe if i reboot..." "what's with all the popups?" "why does it keep on crashing?" "this is taking forever." "i think it's time for the fixmestick." fixmestick is a plug-in virus removal device. it's the smart, simple, safe way to clean your computer yourself. with fixmestick you

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last week, two black men were awaiting a meeting at a starbucks in philly.hey asked to use the bathroom. but they were told no. because it was reserved for customers, and they had bought nothing. so they returned to their seats and because they had purchased nothing, they were then asked to leave. they didn't at the manager called 911. >> hi, i have two gentleman at my cafe that are refusing to make a purchase or leave. i'm at the starbucks. >> all right, police will be out as out as soon as possible. >> laura: the two men were arrested but not before it was all captured on a phone and then it went viral. soon a starbucks boycott campaign raged across social media. activists rushed to the offending starbucks star and hashtags such as #starbuckswhileblack started trending buying time. within a day, starbucks had apologized. two days after the incident, the manager who called 911 was no longer with the company and its founder, howard schultz, described her this way. >> i think you have to say, and looking at the tape, that she demonstrated her own level of unc

[ laughter ] philly -- >> tariq: east point. >> questlove: suburbs. [ laughter ] [ applause ] >> jimmyi got it. >> jimmy: suburbs, yeah, judges can we accept? no, of course we can't. yeah. [ buzzer ] okay. >> thing. [ laughter ] >> what? >> jimmy: philly thing. >> cheesesteak. >> jimmy: i agree. >> slang. >> tariq: john. [ dinging ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: john. >> i would not have said john! >> jimmy: i would have said jam. all right, here we go, our final clue goes to rocky and tariq right there. here you go. >> the password is -- >> jimmy: a$ap rocky. why don't you start us off? here we go. oh, eye contact has begun. [ laughter ] here we go. they're in the zone. auto zone. >> fangs. fangs. >> vampire. [ laughter ] >> tariq: blood. [ laughter ] >> he's pointing again. >> questlove: blood, oh, dracula. >> jimmy: you got it! [ cheers and applause ] [ dinging ] they grew up together. the champs, questlove and tariq right there, everybody! that was well done. ♪ you were great. that was great. our thanks to abbi jacobson, a$ap rocky, tariq, questlove. [ cheers and applause ] a$a

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thousands, look at this, closed down streets in the heart of philly. was pretty cool but here's the big moment when nova nation cheered the hero known as the big ragu, donte divincenzo. [ chanting ] >> just rolls right off the tongue. looking a little sheepish, certainly enjoying the moment when he had that trophy in his hands. once again, congratulations. >> the big ragu. >> what a nickname. >> a great year in philly, eagles, villanova and 76ers need to step it up. >> and the phillies. >> well -- >> maybe. i know baseball season just started. >> we got a long way to go on that one. >>> coming up, we're trying out three different grocery delivery services. which one got there on time and how does the produce stack up? >>> speaking of food, that study, could pasta help you lose weight? we've got that and a great audience when we come back. when we come back. feel the clarity of non-drowsy claritin with powerful 24-hour relief from symptoms triggered by over 200 different allergens. like those from buddy. because stuffed animals are clearly no substitute

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all of this from the philly inquirer. their deliberations yesterday, jurors asked several questions of the judge. they ended the day by sitting through nearly two hours of the reading of cosby's 2005 and 2006 deposition testimony in which he described an encounter with constand and said he had obtained quaaludes intended to give them to women who he wanted to seduce. in june, a jury spent 52 hours deliberating that case before declaring it was deadlocked and the judge in that case declared a mistrial. all of that from the "philadelphia inquirer," this morning's addition. updated just a short time ago with the knowledge that the jury has now reached a verdict. does anything about the questions the jurors asked tell us something about the way they may have been leading? the answer is flatly, not necessarily. you have a group of men and women in the room. different ones in the room may have questions. the person can handle these things however he or she wants but they can pull the jury in the very beginning before going thro

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i saw that the philadelphia police greased up all of the street light poles -- in philly. around campus ahead of the game to try to stop people from climbing the poles. [ light laughter ] that's interesting, i didn't realize that police officers were the ones that had to do that, but -- here's what a few philly officers said about it before the game. this one said "in anticipation of fans getting rowdy, we're optimizing security, especially on the villanova campus." while this officer said, "i grease the poles." the light poles. i greased the poles real good. [ laughter and applause ] then the first officer said, "well, we'll monitor the streets throughout the game and close off areas we feel are vulnerable to disruptive activity." and this officer said, "i greased the poles. with crisco, butter, oil, whatever can lubricate a pole, i'm a pole-luber, i lube the poles." [ cheers and applause ] just stop talking. then we're good. let's get to some news this week. president trump has been sending angry tweets about amazon, for the way they run their business. and someone hande

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an unforgettable moment at a philadelphia phillies game.s dancing on the feel the with the famous mascot, the philly fanatic. the stadium's announcer interrupted them and said another family member wanted to join and this is what happened next. ♪ >> that is air force major robert routen who's been away from his family the last six months, deployed overseas. based out of joint base mcguire and that is the kind of video that never gets old. always makes me smile. hopefully made you smile as well. >> it makes me cry but i cry at indianapolis commercials. im insurance commercials. craig melvin, happy weekend. >>> now to the news. 11:00 a.m. out west and 2:00 p.m. at the white house where we are following this breaking news. a presidential pardon for "scooter" libby, the former chief of staff to dick cheney was convicted of lying to the fbi and a grand jury back in 2000. during an investigation into who leaked the identity of a cia

the engine cover found 75 miles north of philly. the planes two black boxes now at the ntsb lab in washington. >> engine failures like this should not occur, obviously, we're very concerned about this. >> reporter: sucked partially out of an aircraft window when the engine exploded, 43-year-old jennifer riordan a mother of two from new mexico. fellow passengers pulled her back inside, then performed cpr but she didn't survive. >> whenever i saw that, i that's -- i felt -- you feel help is, so i felt like maybe i could, you know, help there. >> reporter: in albuquerque, her family and friends are in disbelief. >> it's undescribable. it's just -- it's shocking. it's shocking in every way and she will be sorely missed. >> reporter: investigators quickly determined one of the engines fan blades had broken off at its base causing the engine to violently tear itself apart. in 2016, another southwest fan blade also came apart in flight, though no one was injured. now, southwest is ordered all tra sound inspections on all of its engines loo

. >> philly fever.y of brotherly love is in love with its sports teams and all the money that comes along with the winning. ose stories and much more tonight on "nightly business report" for this monday, april 16th. >>> indeed, good evening everyone. welcome. t a strong sta the week as investors shifted their attention to earnings and corporate fundamentalsayn a from geo politics. the companies that have reported earnings so farav h for the most part, topped expectations. today the dow jones industrial avage advanced 212 points to 24,573. the nasdaq added 49. some investors want to know if this is maybe as good as it's going to get. >> reporter: the big debate the market is having is thisak whol earnings story, the idea that this year earnings will be up 18-20%. in 2019 that estimate will go down to 10%. keep in mind earnings are still growing but the rate of growth in 2019 will slow down. will that matter? myense is that it will but it's too early to have this fight. this see to be debate for the third

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