the mayor is onboard the soon to be governor along with mayor jersey city stephon forbes. >> the firstjersey city and give a lot of credit say, yes, we'll do this. we'll welcome it and do it the right way. >> asbury park has been on the cutting em of did everything. we are successful and consideringy little city and brens a little bit more. mar is planning where the city can open the dispensaries for medical and recreational marijuana once the bill becames state law and does believe the bell to do it when it first 100 days of office is lefty and expecting 300 million in sales tax revenue to help with state worker pensions and educational programs more moores says for i him is about social justice. people getting arrest and may be not able to get it expunged then can't get a job. the biggest concern is law enforcement but he is positive that will be well thoughtout in the bill. in asbury park, i am ashley johnson reporting for "chasing news." bill: thank you. all right. let's bring back the a plus panel and joined by frank lune inand angela and bobby can. guys, legal marijuana. you wrot

jacksonville needs the touchdown, but new england's defense steps up, stephon gilmore, and blake bortles, patriots top them, 14-6 in the second half, to advance to their eight super bowl. how much did that take effect his hand?>> i would rather not wear it, i think it sounds kind of arrogant, it bothered me when we had a good game. i would say that.>> reporter: tom, could you take us through the third and 18th throw. >> like when tiger woods said it was his c game when he won the tournament? >> reporter: can you speak to the resourcefulness of tom, dealing with that during the weekend coming out with a huge game? but tom is a tough guy, we all know that. -- >> tom is a tough guy, we all know that, but were not talking about open heart surgery here.>> [ laughter ] classic. >>> jack to rio is in line to be the new york giants defensive coordinator, if they hire pat schumer as their coach, that would offset some of the cost for the raiders. >>> looking for a first career pga tour when, needed it to enter a playoff, he nailed it, on the fourth playoff hole, landry, 150 yards out, watch them

dr stephon doctor says a two month course of treatment costs forty thousand euros a price tag he finds unconscionable production costs he says are way cheaper in germany health insurance carries the costs but around the world many people can't afford the treatment. there are a number of things that infuriate me about the price first no health system can really afford this treatment for all patients with hepatitis c. . in many parts of the southern hemisphere it's much more difficult than it is here . the company does offer different prices for various countries but in many european countries for example it's so expensive that the health system just can't treat everyone. in twenty eleven the u.s. pharmaceutical company gilliard sciences took over the biotech company that had developed the drug it paid nine billion euros for hepatitis c. drug at ten billion euros in twenty fourteen its first year on the market profits have since fallen but each year the billions continue to pour in. for years the company has defended its pricing policy. our philosophy bob price is we price interiors sodo

. >> reporter: 11-year-old stephon edwards as his opponent on the run. >> check. >> reporter: one whothe business of pursuing others. >> oh, man. >> reporter: on chicago's south side. officers meet neighborhood kids on equal ground. >> that's your first move? >> reporter: the squares of a chess board. they're brought together by radel lacy, who starred a program called "not before my parents." >> that's his dad. >> reporter: who two years ago we sat down with her. >> he got hit in the head. he was slumped over. >> reporter: just days after her grandson e.j. was shot in the head at 19. >> oh, god. oh, god. >> reporter: he was one of 771 chicagoans killed in 2016. it's an agony relived 21 years before that her daughter was also murdered in their memory she vowed to be part of a solution. >> no parent should have to bury their child. that's just... they don't go together. that's just not right. >> reporter: two years later, she's delivered on that promise, and not before my parents uses chess as the tool. >> with chess, you think. you focus. i want to beat him. and i don't have to beat h

year-old scott was charged with four counts can of murder in the deaths of his parents 44-year-old stephon and 42 year old linda. his sister 16-year-old brittany and then 70-year-old family friend mary schultz. the hearing was us ons to day when a media outlet requested it be open to the public. the judge did he nied that request. while the suspect is a juve still into, the prosecutors plan to try him as an adult. we spoke with dr. kathleen heidi, the author of why kids still parent. >> what makes this case particularly unusual is that several family members were slain including two parents, so it is very, very rare event. >> friends and family say scott is autistic. the authorities say that his brother, steven jr., is grandfather, then another family friend escaped the hem unharmed the family members were shot multiple times with assault rifle shortly before midnight authorities said. 1:00 the semi-automatic weapon was registered to someone who was in the home. there is no word on a motive yet. reporting for "chasing news." i am allison gorm my. bill: thank you, allison. ok. let's bring b

it's knocked away by stephon gilmore. the patriots take over. they get a first down.t was the end of that. coach patricia, coach belichick. a big embrace. a warm embrace. and it's a four-point win for new england. they head back to defend their super bowl title. they'll take on philadelphia, home underdogs against minnesota. the vikings scored first in this one. then it was all philadelphia. nick foles under pressure. stays up. finds alshon jeffery wide open. foals had -- foles had not one, not two, three touchdown passes. he threw for 352 yards. doug pederson gets the bath. the eagles and patriots in minneapolis. see you at midnight for "sportscenter." i'm scott van pelt. enjoy your day. >>> time now the check "the pulse." >> when we come back, we will. the s.a.g. awards. which will be exciting. >> everyone is excited about the s.a.g. awards. >> who won the big prizes last night. >>> and also -- prince harry and meghan. they're hiring. >> will they hire us? >> what the job? coming up. like you do sometimes, grandpa? well, when you have copd, it can be hard to breathe

bortles, looking for a miracle, but stephon gilmore makes the game-sealing play. your afc champions. 24-20 is your finals...brady and bill belichick going to their 8th super bowl now to the nfc, the first- seed eagles... áunderdogs against the vikings in philadelphia. minnesota looking to become the first team to play a super bowl in their home-field --we go to philly... 99-year-old eagles fan phil baser in attendance, hoping to see his birds win a world title. --as for the game, nick foles playing for the injured carson wentz. case keenum in for the vikings --and no miracles from minnesota today. awful outing for keenum. 1st quarter--keenum right to patrick robinson. picked off...and robinson goes all the way back to the endzone. pick six and foles is loving it on the sideline --later on, the eagles defense again... knocks the ball out of keenum's hands chris long... jumps on top of it... and the vikings couldn't get into a rhythm. --later in the first half, how bout this play from foles. avoids the rush, buys time to find alshon jeffrey for the home run! 53-yard

minnesota's stephon diggs scoring an improbable 61-yard touchdown.he fans will undoubtedly remember that missed tackle right there. it even knocks down a lefder and allows diggs to break free. minute minute will face philadelphia. >>> for some reason we keep running this story right before we go to carrie with weather. >> we came all the way back and thought we would win and then that last play. i'm still hurting this morning. >> yeah. vikings. >> talk about the weather. you love that. >> definitely love this weather. it is really nice. we have some sunshine and the fog that we've had over the morning hours. they're starting to clear. the visibility is improving. we take a live look outside at san francisco. it looks really hazy and we are going to see the unhealthy air quality. we'll have to deal with that. if you have breathing problems, you should limit your time outsi outside. no wood burning. you can see it is nice and sunny and as we go through the rest of the day, the temperatures sbreeching the low 60s with a mix of sun and clouds. we'll star

stephon gilmore makes a defensive play to bat the ball away.rs still had a chance to force a 3-0 and get the outback. dion lewis gets around the corner and goes 18 yards for a first down. the patriots could then run out the clock. >>> the philadelphia eagles have been to two superballs and have yet to win one. they had to go through minnesota and quarterback case keenum. the vikings went 75 yards in nine plays. the final play was this throw from keenum to kyle rudolph. minnesota with 7-0. this play changed the good spirits of the vikings. robinson starts in one direction and then reverses and tries to set up a key block. the result is a 50 yard score that made it 7-7. the entire stadium could feel the momentum swing. the second quarter was a big one for the eagles. they had already taken a 14-7 lead. the eagles added a field goal to take a commanding 24-7 lead in the locker room. jeffrey would catch a second touchdown pass but it was torrey smith with 41 yards in the third quarter. the vikings never really were in the game. the eagles win 38-7.

we had just that today in minnesota with the vikings quarterback case keenum and wide receiver stephongs. here's three calls. first the network, then the vikings broadcast team, then the saints. >> keenum steps into it, pass is caught -- diggs -- sideline, touchdown, unbelievable! vikings win this! >> case on the deep drop. steps up in the pocket. he'll fire to the right side -- caught by diggs -- >> oh my god! >> at the 30 -- >> no way! >> 10 -- touchdown! >> are you kidding me? it's a minneapolis miracle! >> no way! >> here's keenum. dropping, looking, throwing near sideline -- and it's caught by stefon diggs who's going to take it inside the 15, 10, 5 -- touchdown on the final play of this game, are you kidding me. >> are you kidding me. >> you can definitely tell the different tone in the voices. that's the beauty of the playoffs. >>> if you missed it earlier, jon gruden was hired as raiders' new head coach. he held the same position from 1998 to 2001 before al davis traded him to tampa for four draft picks and $8 million. when he walk the into the raiders facility on tuesday, you

stephon diggs. >> all right, so the vikings won this game in a dramatic last second fashion.and you saw it, but your husband did not. will you please explain to us how that happened. >> you know, i'm clearly he put you up to this on national television. i admit, i confess, i forced my spouse to turn the game off with 20 seconds left to help me out with bed time and so he missed this apparently historic, i've now been informed by the good people of the internet, historic moment in sports. fortunately he has not filed for divorce. very graciously decided to laugh it off. >> bed time is super important. always. no matter what. we can all support bed time. on the other hand, you know, there is never just 20 seconds left. you can't count a game over until it is over. you're a terrific sport, thank you for being with us. we'll be right back. hold together. a little to the left. 1, 2, 3, push! easy! easy! easy! (horn honking) alright! alright! we've all got places to go! we've all got places to go! washington crossing the delaware turnpike? surprising. what's not surprising? how muc

asks if he's been drinking tonight." [ laughter and applause ] and finally from the patriots we have stephoned "worst gilmore girl." there you go, everybody. [ laughter and applause ] those are your "nfl superlatives" right there. ladies and gentlemen it is the end of another crazy week and since there's too much to talk about, instead of giving you a a full week in review, we've decided to put together a a little montage which just focuses on the key words used this week. it's something we call "this week in words." i hope you enjoy. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> doctors visit -- >> for trump himself. >> they checked the president's -- >> mental and -- >> physical health. >> 'cause he has incredibly good genes, but no -- >> self control. >> there's a beautiful country -- >> which he just called a a [ bleep ] hole. >> america -- >> is open for everyone. >> we shouldn't treat people based on -- >> where they come from. >> certain countries -- >> other than norway. >> they're [ bleep ] hole as our president likes to say. >> global outrage -- >> on a daily basis. >> donald trump is not a a racis

well certainly there have been it's been a very long day i would say for stephon the mistura the u.n. envoy started with a very long meeting with the opposition about five hours during which they discussed this working document that has been put forward by five countries france britain the us saudi and jordan now this document was described to us working document two to discuss mechanism to basically kick start the over revive the peace talks because we keep on saying these are peace talks but what has been going on at least for the last two rounds they're basically trying to find ways about how to start the substance of negotiation or even talks been very difficult even to in vienna here for the past two days you never had two delegations in this building at the same time you know after the meeting with the opposition then the regime delegation arrived here and that meeting was much shorter a little less than two hours and at the end of that meeting we heard from the syrian ambassador joe of bashar al jaafari and he basically outright rejected that the working document and he said th

i think it's different than green bay >> outside the vikings pro shop, who do you have on here >> stephonhe miracle man >> give me your best trash talk against the eagles. >> paul is better >> what's your best trash talk >> our trash talking in minneapolis, let's just say the locals were not missed, including the police department. police asked us for ids and wanted to know what the heck we were doing here. we did not get arrested for trespassing, but maybe we just did win over a new eagles fan. >> best of luck, eagles. >> it's too cold for them to come up with trash talk, if you had to play your brother in a championship game would you speak before the game? before the game, michael erica hendricks, the answer, it might surprise you. hello, peco. hi. can you help me save on my energy bill? old appliances. like a hot water heater? it's around here somewhere. nope. nope. what is this thing? sir, have you looked in the basement? huh. oh, yeah. no wonder. it was hidden behind all of my free weights. if you're not an expert, peco can help. we have lots of ways to help you save energy and mone

>> reporter: new england and stephon gilmore swatted the hopes away. >> one for the ages in gillette.reporter: they head to the tenth super bowl in franchise history. >> never had anything like it. i have had a couple of crazy injuries. but this was pretty crazy. >> reporter: brady played down the ten stitches in his right thumb sustained in an accident in practice earlier in the week. >> i think it's arrogant to say, yeah, it bothered me, we what had a good game. i wouldn't say that. >> reporter: there was brady's mom. she was battling cancer in the last super bowl victory. cheering him on in the sky box alongside his wife, giselle. one downside, rob gronkowski went down in the first half after an illegal helmet-to-helmet hit. meanwhile, the battle of the backup quarterbacks turned out the be a blowout. the eagles dominated the minnesota vikings. >> touchdown, touchdown! touchdown, alshon jeffery! >> reporter: eagles supporters, including bradley cooper, cheered the team's return to the super bowl. the first since 2005. and wild scenes in the city of brotherly love as these wild fans

case keenum finding stephon diggs. they will face the philadelphia eagles next weekend in the nfc championship game. congratulations go to the jacksonville jaguars who beat the steelers on sunday. they will play new england in the afc championship game. >> i don't want to say it was your tweet at 25 seconds that may have jinxed it. >> i started to get congratulatory texts like we can't wait for the super bowl. >>> what say you? >> i'm not going to talk about the patriots. i'm going to the weather. let's take a look at what's going on across the rest of the country, with the wintry storm across the middle east. behind it, bitter cold temperatures. dangerous windchills will pour dangerous windchills will pour in, feeling like see ya. -take care. ♪ so probably take it at night. and if you have any questions, the instructions are here in spanish as you requested. gracias. ♪ at walgreens, how we care will change over time, but why we care remains the same treating everyone with the care and attention they deserve. walgreens

stephon dugs never made the catch in practice. >> a risk to run it all out.were saying, get out of bounds. >> to kick the game-winning field goal. >> they're calling it a miracle for so many reasons. the team itself has had a rumor of being cursed because they have never won at football. four terrible defeats in the '70s. this could be the year the team is hoping sflp you have to see our hearts. i know robin roberts is a huge saints fan. some of the saints personnel went into the locker room because they thought the game was over before the play. >> and the beauty of the shores of lake michigan when it's si the cold air that's coming now behind this next system is something i wanted to look at, nashville, 15. gets colder, guys. select cities brought to you by walgreens. >> reporter: hi everyone, david murphy here with an update from accuweather, nothing showing on storm tracker 6 live double scan in the way a of precip this morning. as we look at spring mountain, swell, snow on the ground and cold enough for most of it to stay there and not melt today. right