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to co- insight with the super bowl >> pro perhaps that highlighted our attractions, like the science museum museum, we've belt new things like ice palace, and the super slide, to really have some tried and true amenities, but also build some new things for this crowd that we new was coming, and they came in droves. >> and st. paul have another chance to show off when their neighboring city minneapolis hoses the final four next year >> and there is no sign of super bowl fever going away any time soon for eagles fans here in our region. >> fans young and old came out to meet their favorite e-a-g-l-e-s at the king of prussia mall yesterday. stood in line for hours at dick's sporting goods for one on one meeting with jay ajayi. >> thank you for finally bringing one home to philadelphia, baby. >> i don't meet people like him often. >> what is it that stood out about him. >> he never gives up. >> oh, it is a great feeling. you know, just getting the love from the city. i really appreciate them. hopefully i can be here for a long time. >> he's always so laid back. you can expect a similar scene ,

tell me more about the competition between you guys and the science museum in boston. >> two of the best science centers in the country. we're battling it out on twitter. exchanging facts. >> we talk about science. look at tom brady and deflation and balls. you never know what's out there when you talk about science. >> we have a great sports exhibit to do lots of great things and learn about material science. everyowhere around that game on sunday you'll see science in action. >> i believe you have an b honorary coach title because you have worked with these brilliant ladies and gentleman on a chant. >> exactly. >> we have been having a lot of fun here. this bus is on the road. we're heading to reading terminal. we'll see you there in the 5:00 p.m. hour. >> you need to keep that entourage with you. >> absolutely. i like it. >> if you want to catch up with the eagles road to victory bus, it will be back on the rod tomorrow. it will be at the federal reserve bank in philadelphia on independence mall. then it's off to the morris town mall at noon and xfinity live at 6:00 p.m. >> our covera

. >>> coming up, an inside look at an art and science museum that's >>> the winning numbers from lastwerball drawing. 1, 13, 27, 41, 59, and the powerball 20. nobody picked all 6. the jackpot goes up to $203 million. >>> the winning numbers from last night's $8 million super lotto plus drawing. 27, 32, 33, 41, 42, and the mega number 7. no jackpot winners in in drawing either. it will rise to $9 million this wednesday. good luck. >>> happening today, san francisco's randall museum is reopening. the ribbon-cutting ceremony will take place in a few minutes actually at 10:00. the museum wept through a $9 million renovation and all three floors have seen some sort of work. it focuses on art and science education, a s.t.e.m. lab and a railroad exhibit. if you're thinking of going, it's free to get in. >>> say cheese. deputy brandon denning ton snapped this photo of an adorable mouse hanging out on the windshield of his car. he looks like he's bracing for the upcoming ride. the sheriff's office posted it on twitter assuring the little mouse is safely on the ground and looking for a new ride

the museum is science and education center. it's helped more than 100 animals that can't survive the water and their habitats got upgraded. >> we have a desert exhibit, turtle, iguana and rabbit. kids can see them. in the urban exhibit you can touch the animals. >> you can hear them, too. >> their house just got renovated. they're thrilled. >> the grand reopening happens sunday from 10:00 to 2:00. >>> on sunday you can learn to lightsaber. if you're first time, it's free. ludo sport offers an intro class with a promise to get into combat by the end of the class. kind of working back through the weekend. friday is the opening gala for sf beer week. it starts at 6:30 at peer 35 and we're told 130 breweries from the area will be there. yes, you can sample them. make sure you're alert for the lightsaber class. probably doesn't mix well with a hangover. go to abc7news.com and we'll link you with hoodline. >>> giants fans throughout northern california know baseball season doesn't begin on opening day. it really begins with the giant

science and art. >> the randall museum's renovation was funded in part by a california state parks grant and supporter donations. >>> the year of the lion will be celebrate the at the chinese new year come friday. today names. china camp in san rafael hosted the lion dance as a symbol of good luck for the china camp preservation project. this year marks the 150th anniversary of the purchase of the camp's 2,500 acres of land where some 2,500 refugees south due to discrimination after the civil war. >>> guide caution in training earned their wings today at oakland international airport. 25 puppies were put through the entire airport experience with their handlers. the training is necessary so the dogs can help assist blind people when they fly. that means they go to the check-in counter, they pass through tsa screening and even check in at the gate. the dogs also board a plane and explore it and then head to baggage claim. guide dogs for the blind provided this video that you see right here. the nonprofit has graduated more than 14,000 guide teams since it was founded in 1942. >> well, after ten consecu

museum. it has been closed for renovations. and now has science and technology exhibits. d grants. it is free to go to the museum. >>> we are ending here because we have a little auto racing. into the daytona 500 coming up. >> we are going to ktvu plus. we will continue with today's top stories. as we switch over, take a live look at the bay bridge. it looks like a gorgeous day here in the bay area. a little bit colder, but that is okay. enjoyed. we will see you at the plus in just a few minutes. . >>> the future stars of nascar take the talents to the grandest stage, daytona. with that front row qualifying for nascar's most prestigious race. >> it's the daytona 500. what an incredible way to get it started. >> it's that time of year. >> it's on the line. >> here we go. >> for some, claiming the daytona 500 pole can lead to success in the sport's ultimate race. and while plenty of those participating today have etched their names in the racing history, others look to guard their own path to glory. >> lot of young, aggressive drivers. >> high expectations for these guys. >>

the past is saved and spruced up at worst as neon a museum home to original science from the fifty's to the seventy's it depicts a chapter of polish history the warsaw mermaid is a symbol of the city government even subsidizes neon art in no other part of eastern europe was there as much neon as in poland. the coal they were intended to give an illusion or be a substitute for the western world and we didn't have a free market everything was centrally planned and if the city decided to give some flash to a development or a street it did with all the shops called the neon sign a well it's a. after the fall of communism a lot ended up on the scrap heap. but now neon is back and it brightens up the night in warsaw. bringing unnecessary glimmer of warmth to the chill winter nights well that's all for this edition of yarmuk so until next time all the best from us here in berlin. next time only your imax. designer much he asked me to my creates edible watch soap operas. be instructed teachers fakers how to push their lips and climb up on a cake packed. and he uses liquid nitrogen for specia

the museum is science and education center s home to thousands of animals who can't survive in the wildir habitats got upgrades. >> a turtle, an iguana and a rabbits are all living together. they are accessible. kids can see them. in the urban exhibit kids and families can actually touch the animals. >> they are happy. >> their house just got renovated. they are thrilled. >> the grand reopening happens sunday from 10 to 2 snoon on saturday you can learn to light saber and it's free. a biomeckically sports saber is provided. whatever that means. have fun. to see all of this, go the our website, abc7news.com. we will link you with hoodline. >>> still to cole on nbc 7 mornings, flu season isn't over yet. and this week is proving to be one of the deadliest weeks in 2018. >>> plus, spirit airlines is responding to a weird accusation. a woman says she was forced to flush letter pet hamster down an airport toilet. we'll explain. semi good morning north bay. let's get up and get going. >> this is abc7 morning. >> good morning, thanks for waking up with us. i'm chris nguyen. let's get a quick ch

the museum is a science and education center.o 100 animals who can't survive in the wild. their habitats got upgrades. >> over here is the desert exhibit and a turtle, iguana and rabbit all living together. they're accessible and kids can see them. in the urban exhibit, kids and families can actually touch the animals. >> can hear them, too. they sound happy. >> their house got renovated. they're thrilled. >> the grand reopening happens sunday from 10:00 to 2:00. on saturday, you can learn to light saber. for a first-timer, it's free. it's in the tenderloin. there's an intro class saturday with a promise to get into combat by the end of the class. a sports saber is provided. i'm working backwards here. on friday, the opening gala for st beer week happens at pier 35. we're told 120 breweries from the region will be there. yes, you can sample all you want. >> just make sure if you go tonight to drink, tomorrow when you do the light saber class that you're ready to go. >> yeah. great reflexes. >> yes. a hangover in light saber class

the next workshop, which is on february 8, will focus on museums for inclusion, which is a program at the california academy of sciences, that targets the employment of persons with museum settings. you can look for the title, "museums for inclusion." my last item for today is a note that ed roberts day is tuesday, january 23. mod will be marking the remembrance of the birthday of ed roberts, who many consider as the father of the modern-day disability movement through a retrospective of his career and commentary on his impact. please look to your mod email subscription and facebook feed next tuesday for this. once again as mentioned, this report posts to the mod homepage following the meeting. for questions or comments or to get involved or to provide feedback on many of your items mentioned in the report, contact mod at 415-554-6789. or mod@sfgov.org. thank you very much. >> thank you, nicole. we appreciate that. all right. let's move on to our next item, which is the co-chair elections. as noted in the reading of the agenda, we have to have these elections about once a year. however, in discussion with staff, i don'

the museum is a science and education center.00 animals that can't survive in the wild and their habitas got upgrades. >> here we have the desert exhibit, we have a turtle, iguana and rabbit. and people can see them, kids and families can actually touch the animals. >> and they can hear them too. >> their house just got renovated, they're thrilled. >> the grand reopening happens on sunday from 10:00 to 2:00. on saturday, you can learn to light saber, and it's free. an intro class to get into the class. a biomechanic saber is provided. and kind of working backward through the weekend, friday is the opening gala for the sf beer week. it starts at pier 35 and we're told 120 breweries from the region will be there. and yes, you can sample all you want. just make sure you're alert wfo that light saber class, it probably doesn't make >>> now the cats lost in the north bay fire is finally coming back with his original family, the story you'll see only on abc7 news, just ahead. >>> right now dan's ahead on abc7 news at 5:00. >> the flood

the museum focuses on art and science and a stem lab.inking of going it is free to get in. the weather check now withly sanchts it's going to be a cooler day today and brezy. highs in the upper 50s. low 60s. the accuweather seven-day forecast we're going to get a lot of sunshine and looking at sunnier and warmer weathers in the rest of the week. outside chance of sprinkle today. maybe increasing clouds and also means a few sprinkles or snowflakes more the mountains. >> thank you and thank you joining us for joining us on abc 7 mornings. i'm chris win, the news continues on line, twitter, facebook and instagram. "good morning america" is next and we'll be back with a full hour of news weatherer and sports at 9:00 a.m. we'll see you then. >>> good morning, america. breaking overnight, a helicopter crash. a sight seeing tour ending in disaster going down near the grand canyon. at least three people killed. the challenge now in treating the injured. >> our rescue is being hampered by high winds and the darkness and rugged terrain. the compan

m check out the musical stairs at the museum of science.rocky" playing ] >> no way, not today. if you want to follow in philly's footsteps, take a stroll through the italian market here in south philly. >> or you could hit the north end and try a cannoli at maria's pastry stop. hey, rob. leave the camera and take a cannoli. >> don't touch the cannolis. >> prefer a toe nut? just don't ask for boston cream here at dotty's doughnuts. they're banned until the eagles win the super bowl. >> get this. the river here has banned anything associated with philadelphiadi smith, sylvester stallone, and actual eagles. >> not a problem for ritz and glory. the two bald eagles are perfectly comfortable here at the philadelphia zoo, which, by the way, was america's first. >> boston key was america's first subway. >> get this. the first ferry was here on the river. i bet george washington would have loved a boat like this. >> cool your jets, michelle. any sailor worth his soul is thankful for the first lighthouse built in boston's harbor. >> hold up, mo. i se

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joining me is gabriella, a science educator at the natural history museum in london.ies in terms of voting, to men. also the day to remember that not all of the women were given the right to boat in 1918. it is something that can push us on to keep striving for gender equality. so what remains to be done? watch doesn‘t remain to be done! i think the fight has changed. it is less public. women have the right to vote now and for some that makes all the difference and that‘s where we stop the struggle and the argument. but and is not just the struggle and the argument. but and is notjust about women having the right to vote, it is about, do women have equal opportunities, do they feel empowered to go into careers they want to, our work spaces open to having a lot of different women in them? the presidents club saga last week shows how much there is still to do. it is about language, about what is deemed a cce pta ble about language, about what is deemed acceptable in the workplace. the idea that a men only event can take place and that‘s fine. it is not fine. these are s

. >> check out the musical stairs at the museum of science.eally want to follow in rocky's footsteps take a stroll through the oldest outdoor market in america. i'll take two. the italian park here in south philly. never mind the cowboy fan. ♪ >> or hit boston's north end and try the canoli at marie's passstry shop. rob, leave the camera, take the canoli. >> don't touch the canolis. >> prefer a doughnut, don't ask for a boston cream here at dotti's doughnuts. they're banned until the eagles win the super bowl. >> get this, michele, the esplanade park along the charles river has banned anything associated with philadelphia, including will smith, sylvester stallone and actual eagles. >> not a problem for ritz and glory. the bald eagles are comfortable here at the philadelphia zoo which by the way, is america's first. >> boston's tea is america's first subway. >> get this, the u.s. navy was launched right here on the delaware river. i bet you george washington would have loved a boat like this. >> cool your jets, michele. any sailor worth his sal

and has been a failover for advanced studies and behavioral sciences and other advisory committees at the center at the smithsonian national museum of american history. i would like to share as is our tradition five members. 14 wild cheers chronicled the books published with upstarts prevailed in troublemakers please join me in giving a very warm welcome to leslie berlin. [applause] we are delighted to have you here and enjoyed reading the troublemakers. you've been a chronicler for two decades and you can't understand what's going on unless you understand what came before from a place that is focused on creating the future why is silicon valley importuned? >> i do believe you can't understand what is happening today with out what came before. it is a remarkable advantage that the history is still here. i think that the young entrepreneurs who know what's up, they coming to try to talk to the people that are living here and have done this before. they convinced the department to start that which became the internet and then a man the computer science lab at the park which is one of the two labs that developed a technology that wo

but now 21st—century science means we can put flesh on these bones. one, two, three. at the natural history museumracting dna from his bones and scanning his skull, experts believe they have recreated his face in unprecedented detail. and he looks very different from what they expected. the hair, the eyes, the face, that combination of blue eyes and dark skin, really very striking. something we would not have imagined. and to also get from the dna details of his biology. the fact that he could not digest milk. that is something that came really with the advent of farming. and 10,000 years ago people in britain didn't have that. look how he has changed. this is what scientists used to think he looked like. a reconstruction from 20 years ago when dna analysis was nowhere near as developed. cheddar man and i share a common female relative. this is modern—day cheddar man. adrian targett lives in the same village and shares dna with the skeleton found in the gorge. so, time to meet his ancestor. do you want to see your great great, great, great, great, great, great, great grandfather? ok, here he comes

but now, 21st century science means we can put flesh on these bones. 1. 1, 2, 1,2, 3... at the natural history museumnd scanning his skull, experts believe they've recreated his face in unprecedented detail, and he looks very different from what they expected. the hair, the eyes, the face, that combination of blue eyes and dark skin, really very striking, something we wouldn't have imagined and to also get from the dna details of his biology. the fact that he couldn't digest milk as an adult. that came with the advent of farming. 10,000 years ago people didn't have that. look how he's changed. this is what scientists used to think he looked like. a reconstruction from 20 years ago when dna analysis was nowhere near as developed. cheddar man and i share a common female relative. this is modern day cheddar man, adrian targett lives in the same village and shares dna with the skeleton found in the gorge. so, time to meet his ancestor. do you want to see your great, great, great, great, great, great, great grandfather? yes. and... oh my! what do you think? it's remarkable, isn't it? i think there is prob

but now 21st—century science means we can put flesh on these bones. one, two, three. at the natural history museumis bones and scanning his skull, experts believe they have recreated his face in unprecedented detail. and he looks very different from what they expected. the hair, the eyes, the face, that combination of blue eyes and dark skin, really very striking. something we would not have imagined. and to also get from the dna details of his biology. the fact that he could not digest milk. that is something that came really with the advent of farming. and 10,000 years ago people in britain didn't have that. look how he's changed. this is what scientists used to think he looked like. a reconstruction from 20 years ago when dna analysis was nowhere near as developed. cheddar man and i share a common female relative. this is modern—day cheddar man. adrian targett lives in the same village and shares dna with the skeleton found in the gorge. so, time to meet his ancestor. do you want to see your great great, great, great, great, great, great, great grandfather? ok, here he comes. and... oh, my! wha

but now 21st—century science means we can put flesh on these bones. one, two, three. at the natural history museum experts believe they have recreated his face in unprecedented detail. and he looks very different from what they expected. the hair, the eyes, the face, that combination of blue eyes and dark skin, really very striking. something we would not have imagined. and to also get from the dna details of his biology. the fact that he could not digest milk as an adult. that is something that came really with the advent of farming. and 10,000 years ago people in britain didn't have that. look how he's changed. this is what scientists used to think he looked like. a reconstruction from 20 years ago when dna analysis was nowhere near as developed. cheddar man and i share a common female relative. this is modern—day cheddar man. adrian targett lives in the same village and shares dna with the skeleton found in the gorge. so, time to meet his ancestor. do you want to see your great great, great, great, great, great, great, great grandfather? ok, here he comes. and... oh, my! what do you think? it i

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museum. go the basement and you'll find a model train exhibit behind closed doors since 1961. you had to have special permission to see it. on sunday it's open to everyone. it's a science and education center. home to 100 animal who can't survive in the wild and their habitats gotup grades. >> over here with we have the desert exhibit, a turtle rabbit and igen awe. they are accessible and kids can see them in they can actually touch animals here. >> they look happy. >> their house got renovated. >> the grand reopening sunday on 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. on tuesday you can light saber. for first timers it's free. . it's an intercast to get into combat by the end of the class. the biomechanically activated light saber is available. friday is the opening gala fore sf beer week starting at 6:00 p.m. at pier 35. 120 breweries will be there. you can sample all you want. make sure you are alert for the light saber class it doesn't mix well with the hang over. to see this go to the website, abc7news.com. we'll link with you hood line. >> thanks, reggie very much. >> one last time update the weather forecast with sandhya. spring is here not really but it feels like it. >> it does