ted? thanks, ted. guns. guns?ruments of death designed for killing fellow human beings, and the other half is against them. last night, i hosted tfn's "gun control town hall." here's where things got real. but that's a tired argument. then go to denmark! what are you doing here? -okay. all right. -yeah. okay. one at a time. robert, you were saying? i was saying the data is staggering. there are now more guns than children. wow. that's arbitrary and meaningless. it's true. unrestricted gun ownership is a constitutional right. guys, what do you say we just take this out of the abstract and make it real? [ gunshot ] -oh! -aah! [ people screaming ] [ groaning ] [ whimpering ] it's okay. it's okay. relax. so, bethany, you just saw gun violence firsthand. [ groaning ] how are you feeling, and what are you thinking? [ voice breaking ] uh, maybe, if there was a -- a good guy with a gun who, maybe, could have been here to intervene... it's a good point, and a good guy with a gun could definitely have stopped me from shooti

and the same case for ted potter. just a year and a half ago his wife and ted welcomed a little boy. he's a year and a half old. ted potter really never let anyone get close. he wins by three over mickelson, jons johnson, day, and reavie. clint eastwood, your attachment to this tournament is priceless. there's the last time on cbs. you go back to the 1950's, you started competing here in the 1960's. thank you for your hosting of one of the true special events in golf. clint: thank you. it's a pleasure. a pleasure sitting here with you guys. jim: we'll do it again next week like we had here. nick: i can't way. jim: we'll see you there. for lance and steve in the truck. jim nantz saying congratulations to ted potter jr. oh, that's lovely...so graceful. the corkscrew spin, ...his signature move, the flying dutchman. poetry in motion. and there it is, the "baby bird". breathtaking. a sumo wrestler figure skating? surprising. what's not surprising? how much money heather saved by switching to geico. fifteen minutes could s

ted insulting and insulting and attacking ted cruz's father and his wife.ted cruz just forgives it all when donald trump wins, and ted cruz fully embraces him. is that something that texans understand? is that the kind of standing up for your family that texans expect from ted cruz. or were they expecting maybe something else? >> i think really the issue, if you look at ted cruz's favorables to unfavorables right now, he still has that solid tea party ulextra conservative voter with him 100%. and but he's upside down. and the reason he's upside down in his favorability ratings in texas really isn't about republicans looking at him and being upset because remember so many of our republicans did vote for donald trump. what is happening is he is so out of touch with the value and concerns of texans just as is the case all over the country from daca. you saw he was the one vote in the u.s. senate who wouldn't even vote to bring daca up for debate, for the affordable care act and so many other things he has been standing for and fighting against in terms of what

. - it's a look at the story that really kind of affected ted kennedy's life completely-- - arguably changed history, right? if you believe the idea - absolutely! - that ted kennedy was going to be president at some point, and this might have been the thing that disabled it, right? - oh yeah, beyond a doubt. and it's also interesting given our current political climate, like what ted kennedy got away with, the entitlement and stuff like that. it's a really fascinating look. - you and i are the same age, we're both 51. - 51, but i look 50. (audience laughing) - is that right? you don't look a day over 50 and a half. - i barely look 50 and six months. - so we were three years old when this happened. so i have no memory of it, i just know what i've read over the years. and i suspect that when you were contemplating taking this role, and you contemplated joining the cast, again, not something that you had a lot of experience with. - i think everybody of our age knows about chappaquiddick. we know that when ted was running, he was challenging carter, that chappaquiddick essentially stoppe

ted: yes. cory: that is amazing. ted: it shows how vested they are.as ted leonsis with cory johnson. marvels black panther is roaring into theaters. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: apple may have a shiny new spaceship campus but has one major flaw and it hurts, and place kick walking into panes of glass around the headquarters and apparently apple has no no's to blame but the top-selling product, the iphone, because employees are distractingly looking at their phones and smacked, one solution is to post post it notes, but it still has been taken down because they are on cycling. this weekend, black panthers hits screens across the world, and a movie about the king of a istional african country tracking to make nearly 200 million dollars domestically over the holiday weekend, perhaps more importantly, it is the crowning moment for the character that was the first mainstream black superhero in comics. jutting is bloomberg entertainment reporter. is is a game changer for the industry? of people are hoping, and if the money follows it is going to be, usually

ted: we will go to questions. in order to get the most amount of questions, please keep your questions direct. that leads to the question, is it too late to have a truth commission,iation kind of convening, so that these things get out on the table where you have descendents of the victims of a system of --very and descendents of even if you are talking about immigrants, my ancestors were bricklayers and the irish were treated in a certain way. the scope of the truth and reconciliation commission may be some it completely burden and you can see the light at the end of the tunnel of putting all of this suffering out on the table. would you guys think, truth and reconciliation, is that viable? >> it has been done in one place that i know, greensville, north carolina, recently. it seems to have been a good thing, a hard thing, but a good thing. there was compassion and forgiveness and places that i don't think people anticipated. something that has to be on local levels to be successful, not just reckoning our path,

ainsley: you are here with secretary nelson and ted cruz. what did you learn today that will help you that you will take back to washington? >> i have learned that we made great progress in securing our border since president trump took office. illegal crossings are down nearly 50%. but even against that back drop, the american people deserve to know that we still apprehend 1100 people attempting to come into this country every single day. and in this district alone, 85 individuals have been incarcerated for their association with months, so wms-13.we have real challenges. ainsley: we are on the mexico side of the wall. if anyone swims through the rio grand and come here this is what they face. we don't have a wall all the way across the border. you would like that to ham. correct? >> president trump made a commitment to the american people that we're going to build a wall. that means we're going to have a physical barrier on our southern border.

marco rubio, ted cruz and fox news would lead us down that path. barack obama and hillary clinton are considered public enemies number and football player who is call attention to inequality. the other narrative that is symbolized in the figure of the first black president, the multiracial president told us that it entails relinquishes dominance in one group. it said we must make change to realize the promise of america. which path do we choose? i don't know the answer to that one. thank you. i want to leave time for questions and i have to follow-up with some of what you said and the work you have done. one of the things that struck me about a recent piece is how you contrasted the way people experience loss and what that communicates to the world at large. if we think about what happened in ferguson after the killing of michael brown and how protests, riots and the confrontation in the armed police force, that played out on the screens and then we saw how charleston reacted to the killing of nine church members which was more prayerful and forgiv

i'm rosemary conners. >> and i'm ted greenberg. 5:30 on this friday morning as we wind down a super week. meteorologist bill henley is here with the most accurate neighborhood forecast. >> it is super cold this morning. i don't happen if it mummers costume is going to warm me up, but layer up today. especially in the suburbs, lehigh valley and delaware. bundle up this morning. it's going to be a cold start. as the day goes on we'll see more and more cloud cover. 29 degrees at 10:00 this morning. a little bit of a breeze at 10:00, but we'll see a wind develop out of the south to boost the temperatures, even though it will become cloudy. now, there's a chance we'll see a daytime flurry in the lehigh valley, but i don't expect any accumulation. upper 30s for the lehigh valley, for the suburbs. while break it down hour by hour and show you when you're more likely to see sunshine during the day when i'm back in ten minutes. but first pamela osborn has your first alert traffic. >>> and we're going to start things off in upper dub bln whe

a couple years ago you came to savannah and dade ted caulk, and -- ted talk and it was one of the best ever. >> thank you, 13 million views, ladies and gentlemen. [applause] >> tell us something you learned doing a ted talk. >> next time get a haircut and put on makeup. [laughter] >> that is what i learned. other people will be watching this. brush your hair. wait, they want me -- >> here and here. they'll bring you a microphone. >> okay. you talked about the challenges to great conversations but you didn't say anything specific about how to have great conversations. >> well, that's because i wrote a book about it. and it took me a long time. no, i mean, the number one challenge to having a great conversation is listening and it's not just a matter of -- none of you are going to leave here and say, she's right, i'm going to be a great listener. human beings are not born knowing how to listen well. we're just not. it's not something we do well. as a species. anyone who has been around a baby knows that. right? you don't come out of the womb knowing how to listen. you come out of the wom

i will say c, ted turner. final answer. >> good job.body. >> thank you. >> well done. yeah, he was vice chairman of time warner when it merged with aol. >> aol. >> didn't go well. poor guy, he's only worth about $2 billion. >> ugh. >> hope he's doing okay. $7,000 is where you are. going for $10,000. here's the $10,000 question. >> okay. [dramatic musical sting] ♪ >> according to glamour.com, the new dating term "cushioning" refers to doing what? >> hmm. um, cushioning i don't believe would be leaving a breakup note on a pillow. that just seems rude, and most people probably do it by text nowadays anyway. gaining weight during a relationship is possible, that they would be cushioning their pain with weight. getting romantic in an ikea showroom. i don't think ikea would want that, although maybe it helps with the sales of certain bedrooms, i don't know. keeping other dating prospects on the side. huh. ugh, i don't know whether to trust my instinct or not. >> what is your instinct? >> my instinct is going with b. oh, my gosh. okay, um... l

then you have ted cruz -- none would come on this morning.uld, jolly, but you're on the right side of this argument. they're all on fox, the mother ship because they don't want to be asked about this. what are they afraid of? tell me. >> because they're weak-kneed ideologues. i hate people who say i'm a hunter, i like to own guns. they don't have the courage to stand in front of the american people and admit they don't have solutions to these issues and they're hiding from the american people on it. they're weak-kneed ideologues. last year they tried to pass guns on campuses, kids could walk into a classroom, lay their gun on their desk. fortunately that got killed. those are the politics of the republican party. i'm a republican and i wish republicans would address universal background checks, responsible gun control measures. they're not doing it. it's not i want democrats for ideological reasons to take control of the house, but the reality is, in the wake of these mass casualty firearm events, only the democrats are speaking to reasonable

ted potter bogeyed the first hole then birdied four of the next six.stroke lead but phil, jason and dj in the hunt. dj bogey on 11. finished with a 72 tied for second with 14 under. phil chip on 14, the huge flopper. sets up a birdie. the other lefty with a 5 under, 67. jason day, goes from pebbles to a sandy beach. parred the hole, also tied for second at 14 under. potter parred the rest of the way. just slides by. 3 under, 69 wins by 3 strokes for a second pga tour win and $3 million. >> i'm sure everybody knew going into this tournament dustin is probably going to win the tournament. i knew i'm the underdog there, what do i got to lose, try to play the best golf i could today. see what happens. why put more pressure on myself, say i'm playing against the world number one. >> this is the most difficult sport out there. there's no rime or reason for some of the shots that are happening. you just -- you know, you're blown away by the precision accuracy and ability of these guys to get up and down from everywhere. gives you a great appreciation for thei

and then we'll hear from ted egan. >> thank you, chair cohen. as you mentioned, there's actually a couple of versions of this, going through the process. and the latest one that was supported by i guess 18,000 voters was submitted to the department of elections in which there was some confusion whether how quickly they can validate everything. but that particular version is moving forward on his own and in a way it was actually a miracle that in two weeks there were hundreds of volunteers that went out and there were parents or people from the field that supported that version. was able to do this in two weeks to collect 18,000 signatures. but today is really the ordinance that has been sponsored primarily from supervisor kim and myself and then co-sponsors being fewer, ronan and peskin. so i wanted to -- let me step back and give me a couple of minutes here. i want to step back a little bit and why all this is happening. it wasn't that long ago when we passed the children's fund, the re-authorization of the children's fund in which almost every

. >> and i'm ted greenberg. thank you so much for being with us. we've got another big week around here. a huge parade. but before we get to that we've got to deal with messy wintry weather. "first alert" meteorologist bill henley is here with that. good morning. >> yeah, we are going to get that tomorrow. right now, you can see it as dry. that's a live view of society hill. we'll get sunshine today. there are some clouds moving through this morning. and it is cold this morning. certainly cold enough for snow. we will see no snow today. sunshine this afternoon, clouds return tonight and it's tomorrow that we've issued a "first alert" for snow, sleet and freezing rain during the commute. but not this morning. this morning, we have to deal with the cold. 25 degrees right now in new jersey. 23 in the suburbs. in fact, 20s for every neighborhood this morning but with sunshine breaks through the clouds this afternoon, a nice warmup, close to 40 degrees in the lehigh valley. into the 40s for delaware, new jersey and philadelphia too. i'm break it down ho

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. >> and i'm ted greenberg. thanks for being with us. you're going to need your jacket when you head out the door. it's chilly out there, "first alert" meteorologist bill henley is here with the most accurate forecast in town. good morning, bill. >> good morning, ted. we're still in wintertime and it feels like it. in february, temperatures in the 20s. that's exactly what we have. but it is a live view of center city from the kimmel center. it will warm up later on. tonight, it gets cold. clouds move in. tomorrow, we issue a "first alert" for the morning commute tomorrow. a little bit of snow and freezing rain just enough to make it messy. but not today. today, we'll start with clouds and temperatures in the 30s. suburbs, 23 in lehigh valley. look at delaware, 26 degrees but the clouds will break for afternoon sunshine. a chilly one in lehigh valley, 38 degrees. the rest of the area will warm in the 40s this afternoon. i'll break the forecast down hour-by-hour, to show you what the day looks like. and when you can expect the first snowfl

williams record. >> ted williams considered one of the best hitters to ever play the game and just tomentioned looking back on it and to be mentioned in the same sentence as some of those guys is pretty sereal and not necessarily to top it but coming in the ballpark and be the best i can be everyday. >> reporter: hoskins does not want added pressure on himself to live up to what he did last year the first phillies in rookie to homer in five straight games with the phillies in clear water jeff skversky for sports sunday jamie back to you. >> he is fun to watch all right on a day when he lost another goalie the flyers made sure they did not lose the game and michael went down with a lower body injury in the third and third stringer stepped in for the first nhl win and winners of the last 7 and more goals against the rival rangers than a game since them in 92 and one was special the flyers six of their seven win scored by drew the 200th of nhl career and drew and teammates watched the eagles win the super bowl together and like all of us it inspired him and them after all now that the bi

posters with a picture of ted bundy were circulated throughout the nation. >> ted did not have a plano get as far away where he might be identified as he could. so he stole a car and went to florida. >> his new quarters are cramped. he's under 24-hour guard and faces intense questioning. he is theodore bundy, jailed in florida. >> bundy was living in tallahassee at the time when five florida state university coeds were attacked on or near the campus. two of the young women died as a result of the attacks. >> the police in pensacola, florida, stopped a man driving a stolen car and found to their surprise, and perhaps pleasure, it was bundy. >> step out, mr. bundy. what do we have here, an indictment. all right. why don't you read it to me. you're down for election, aren't you? >> mr. bundy -- >> you told them you were going to get me. you said you were going to get me. you got the indictment. it's all you are going to get. >> bundy, having had some law training and a great deal of arrogance, decided to represent himself. for him he was the star in the courtroom. >> since i have been in

the card that i'm looking has this -- this guy's name on it, ted malone.nd at the top, it says "stop foreclosure. save your credit and get your house sold in 7 days." did he show you this card? >> he gave us several of those cards. and they're on the bottom of his e-mail as well as his websites. they seemed very nice, very knowledgeable, had said they'd been doing this for a while. they had a few houses in scottsdale. >> okay. did you check out to see if the llc was legitimate with the secretary of state or anything like that? >> we did all that. but nothing came back on any of it, couldn't find anything with anybody saying that this was not legit. >> and your... at that time, your house payments were current. your hoa was current. your property tax was current. everything was exactly the way it should be. >> yes. >> malone offered to buy the house for the amount owed on the mortgage, 395,000. >> this seemed to be the best option for us because they wanted a 1-year or close sooner. and the way he made it out to be was he had somebody that wanted to buy it

betsy devos, sam brownback, ted cruz's important tax reform amendment, cre's on both title 10 and cfpb. the vice president enjoys spending time in the senate because surveying the landscape, i am starting to suspect we will see even more of him this year. >> [laughter] sen. mcconnell: to put those eight tiebreakers in context, dick cheney broke eight ties in eight years. mike pence broke eight ties in one year. things are tight. >> [applause] sen. mcconnell: so we all appreciate the leadership of the vice president who acutely understands life and congress. fortunate to have an ally that is a consummate legislator in his own right. he put that to work on behalf of the president's agenda and american people. he meets with our members. does more of his share of the hard work to keep our government united. mr. vice president, we are looking forward to working with you more in the year ahead, and hopefully we can make a little senate history in the process. the vice president of the united states, mike pence. >> [applause]

admiral ted? >> thank you for the opportunity to address you today and i join my colleague and partner, general robinson in extending our warmest wishes to senator mccain and his family and he's in our thoughts and prayers today. also in our thoughts and prayers are the victims and family members of yesterday's tragedy in parkland, florida. as you probably know, some of our southern command teammates have children who were present during the incident, but were, fortunately, unharmed. we greatly appreciate the first responders, the faculty members and other students whose actions, no doubt, saved lives. now, as i said, i'm here with my good friend and my teammate general lori robinson. we are products of the intentions of the nichols' legislation which led to an emphasis on jointness. this is not the first time that we have appeared together and in fact our partnership goes back a decade. i would like to say that it is very much appropriate and fitting that we have the opportunity to you today abou

could ted cruz have a tougher race than he expected?>> certainly gives us something to watch. thank you, david. >>> thanks all of you for joining me. "inside politics" with john king starts right now. >>> thank you, erica. and welcome to "inside politics." i'm john king. thank you for sharing your day with us. one of president trump's most trusted aides testifying this hour on capitol hill. he was the bridge of his son after word was leaked about trump jr.'s meeting with russians. archbishop alex rogers says the president has not given him authority to counter russian meddling in cyberspace. >>> congressional action on any new significant gun controls is unlikely. top republicans in the house, including shooting survivor

with us is congressman ted deutch whose district includes parkland. have you been somebody vocal on the issue of gun violence, on the issue of gun laws, gun debate. this has happened in your backyard. what makes you think this time will be any different in congress? >> well, first of all, it has to be. i can't -- the only other alternative is to just simply give up and concede that those who put profits of gun corporations over the lives of in this case teenagers win. and we can't allow that to happen. i'll tell you why i'm confidence it's different this time. this isn't -- this isn't the usual -- the usual bunch of politicians coming on, though i'm glad to be with you talking about what needs to be done. you and everyone else here in parkland has heard from the kids of marjory stoneman douglas. the passion they have for effecting change is real. they are not prepared to simply let this go. they demand action. i saw on facebook the other day someone posted 17, tragically 17 lives were lost but beware of those who is live. they're going to change the w

harvey, good morning, ted. >> good morning.t on my terms, i layed out the four points that i want, $25 billion for the wall and the wall security and end to visa lottery and end to chain migration, what are the democrats going to say? >> i don't think the democrats will take the deal. for the democrats the whole issue is political rhetoric for 2018 elections and trump now has them right in a box, there's nothing they can do about it. they have spent the entire year trying to beat up the president and call him a racist and now that he said i'm not only going to give amnesty to 800,000 dreamers that have signed up, i'm going give amnesty to 3 million dreamers that are eligible as long as we get the wall, as long as we get funding, as long as we do away from chain migration and the lottery and he is -- he has doubled down on what the democrats wanted and the democrats are going walk away from it because they cannot afford to give away this issue and you look at what's happening with the economy and you look at what's happening wit

>> reporter: and rosemary and ted, folks are waking up now. those who do have it go to work, we've even seen some of them heading to the bus stop here in center city saying it was quite a night. some folks probably had a more eventful night than others. some of the business owners around here are waking up and having to do a lot of cleanup. the macy's here at city hall you can see the workers just finished putting up boards on the windows and doors here because of all the broken glass you see right there on the sidewalk. some folks apparently had too much of a good time and decided to start vandalizing some properties around the area. we also saw similar situations over on 17th and chestnut, people knocking over planters, smashing a window there. a store worker there told me a group of teens went into the store and stole some items and ran out. but i've been talking to some folks telling me they didn't come to the party tonight and they stayed at home. and one woman said this should not happen like this. >> it's just too much. you can have a g

skier ted liggetty competes. 33 years old and father, ligety has accepted a leadership role on the u.sne ski team. 5:00 and ligety at 5:15. men's free ski final, men swept it in sochi. and short track finals, looking to knock off south korea. men's 1,000 and women's 1,500 meter events. coverage on nbc bay area. if you're away from your tv tune into our app and watch it live stream. >>> following breaking news in the east bay, a car crashed into a restaurant in the height of the lunch hour traffic. fremont. crashed into little caesar's pizza on north avenue. we're hearing a customer was pinned? >>. >> reporter: a worker outside working. were tense moments. see how extensive the damage was. half the front of the store was blown out. man who was injured was working on the exterior of the mall here. show you pictures and cell phone video we got from thomas gau gow, one of the customers. 80-year-old driver hit the gas pedal instead of the brake parking in front of the restaurant. crashing into the store pinning worker between the car and wall. employee says they could hear him calling for h

been really bad it must be mentioned that the kurdish people have suffered enormously from successive ted because regimes tens of thousands of kurds have died inside turkey and this so-called cleansing inside syria turkey is in a fact committing aggression against a sovereign state the syrian state which has objected on the shelly to the entity of ted his troops so that i'm if you cations here and that is the other point i wanted to raise is that there is some genuine fiction between turkey and the united states since the coup attempt last year which seems to have how. you have support to overthrow out ok i'm going to in istanbul jump in yes. yeah actually you know it's in turkey you know something like forty years we have kurdish problems about this this is not three defeated kurdish problems turkey. was against not the kurdish people and kurdish people live you know in very good standouts according to if you compare with other countries such as syria iraq and iran but there are. about. gary last you know all terrorist groups. one of to be problems and the. they are the main cause to kil

question. >> i heard your ted talk. it was wonderful. thank you. you did make a wonderful comparison, i think, there your sister, a good conversation in a short skirt. i'll let you to that one, but i do have a question here. i think i assumed, bad of me, that your book was going to be more anecdotal, and it sounds like it's really solidly researched and based on data. how long did it take you to do this, to do the research and write it? >> well, a long time. [laughter] i think there's probably, like, 30 pages of footnotes at the end. it's not fully just science. it's basically split into three kind of chunks. there's plenty of anecdotal, because i admit all the things i do wrong which could have filled another book. and then there's the science behind what we know. and then there's what i learned in my professional experience as a broadcaster and a professional interviewer. it's kind of split evenly between those three things. so it takes a lot. but one of the reasons it takes so long is because when i first set out to become a better interviewer -

. >>> let's tee it up, ted potter jr. not your household name on the pga tour. he's been around for 15 years and won once in 2012. today, he outplayed the number one player in the world at at&t pebble people pro am. arizona cardinal leader fitzgerald, number 7-year-old goes in, he and hiss partner won the pro am by 7. ted potter bowi bied the first, failed d.j. and jason day in the hunt. he was top ranked with d.j. coming in. this is third shot from a bad lye, he bogeyed tie -- phil mickelson finished the day at 5 under par. goes from pebbles to a sandy beach, somehow parred the hole, 270, tied for second at 14 under. potter parred the rest of the way for a grand finish, slides by. he parred 369, wins by three strokes for a second pga tour win and $1.3 million. >> i sure hope i knew probably going into this one, that i was going to win the golf tournament. i knew i'm the underdog there, what do i got to lose really? just go out there and play the best golf i could and see what happens? why put more pressure on myself saying i'm playing against the number one, ju

thoughts. >> mansur, ted cruz, you are fired.sily made on the trump factor. if donald trump was more credibility stands up and says this is a good deal that protects the borders, stops the flow of drugs and illegal as i stand by it and it will go a long way to confirm it's okay. i really believe having talked about this issue -- leland: michael, hold on. the trump factor is unquestionably important, unquestionably something that everyone has failed to put in for a long time until it rears its head. however, when it came for example to the tax bill, details didn't come to the white house. they came down. a lot of congressmen you talked to were even supporters of trample say we really don't know where he stands. we don't know where his red lines are. if you want to have the trump or, don't you have to have trump leadership? >> that's a terrible idea. but the product together and then burn the salesman and have been solid. that is why tax reform works and why obama kerry didn't. here is the deal. you talked to hard-core immigration

i'm katy zachry. >> and i'm ted greenberg. thank you so much for being with us.ve got another big week around here. a huge parade. but before we get to that we've got to deal with messy wintry weather. "first alert" meteorologist bill henley is here with that. good morning. >> yeah, we are going to get that tomorrow. right now, you can see it as dry. that's a live view of society hill. we'll get sunshine today. there are some clouds moving through this morning. and it is cold this morning. certainly cold enough for snow. we will see no snow today. sunshine this afternoon, clouds return tonight and it's tomorrow that we've issued a "first alert" for snow, sleet and freezing rain during the commute. but not this morning. this morning, we have to deal with the cold. 25 degrees right now in new jersey. 23 in the suburbs. in fact, 20s for every neighborhood this morning but with sunshine breaks through the clouds this afternoon, a nice warmup, close to 40eg

charlie is also the brother of nbc 10's own ted greenberg.he last-minute trip is well worth the cost. >> if the eagles are lucky enough to win more, there will be other great parades but there will never be another parade like this one ever in philadelphia. and it's -- it was too important to be with everybody and not miss this one. >> charlie and his 8-year-old son sam are going to the parade with relatives and life-long friends. cydney long joining us from philadelphia international airport where fans are flocking to town. >> it was not hard to spot the serious eagles fans out there. >> we didn't find charlie but we found owl all of his fans and friends. and it's not hard to spot the eagles fans here. they're dressed head to toe in their eagles green, packing their jerseys for the parade tomorrow. some when they depart philly sunday or monday, they're not sure they'll have a job to go home to, but tomorrow an historic moment they were not willing to fumble. helen lawrence and her sister charlene of atlanta are a dynamic duo n embrace what i

. >>> let's tee it up, ted potter jr. not your household name on the pga tour.n around for 15 years and won once in 2012. today, he outplayed the number one player in the world at at&t pebble people pro am. arizona cardinal leader fitzgerald, number 7-year-old goes in, he and hiss partner won the pro am by 7. ted potter bowi bied the first, failed d.j. and jason day in the hunt. he was top ranked with d.j. coming in. this is third shot from a bad lye, he bogeyed tie -- mickelson finished the day at 5 under par. goes from pebbles to a sandy beach, somehow parred the hole, 270, tied for second at 14 under. potter parred the rest of the way for a grand finish, slides by. he parred 369, wins by three strokes for a second pga tour win and $1.3 million. >> i sure hope i knew probably going into this one, that i was going to win the golf tournament. i knew i'm the underdog there, what do i got to lose really? just go out there and play the best golf i could and see what happens? why put more pressure on myself saying i'm playing against the number one, just go out ther

>> long and johnson fired up the crowd on the parkway, but what came next, ted, took many by surprise. >> rosemary, it was eagles center jason kelce who absolutely stole the show. wearing a mummers costume he took the podium to take aim at the birds critic. listen to this. >> nobody liked our band. and you know what i just heard one of the best jams this past day, and it's one of my favorite and it's new, and i hope y'all learned it because i'm about to drop it right now. you know what i got to say to all those people that doubted us, that counted us out and we couldn't get it done, what my man jay and john just said, [ bleep ]. >> he reacted to his brother's speech on twitter with the hashtag goat, meaning greatest of all-time. they tweeted out this picture of kelce in his mummers outfit perched on top of city hall in place of philly pen. >>> eagles fans are also clamoring for super bowl coach doug pederson. yesterday at the art museum he struck a positive cord with the huge crowd packed on the parkway. >> i love you guys. we brought you guys the championship, and just like mr. lorry

ted greenberg, nbc 10 news. >> he's going to win and so are the eagles. >> tonight the eagles road to victory bus is rolling through our area. it's getting fans hyped up for sunday. today it was no exception. >> rolgs steve sosna has been on the bus all day long meeting fans and talking about the big game. >> reporter: it's been quite a day. we are out here live at the terminal market where just about to get back on to the bus and head down to the river rink at penns land iing. i'm joined by the mayor family here from gloucester township. we have a chant we worked on. >> the little one taking charge here. we have the posters. you can see we have the mardi gras beads. we want it hash tag there with the fly eagles fly. and we want to get that trending on social media. we would love for that to be a top trender. we want it. #wewantit. post your eagles picks. we're heading to the river rink. we're going to be live there for the 7:00 hour. but tr now, we have some eagles fans down here. >> independent mall at 10:30 in the morning. >> the famous hippo at the cincinnati zoo made her selectio

. >> and i'm ted greenberg, it is not a dream but we're still pinching ourselves and to be the best youave to beat the best and that's exactly what the eagles did, did hethroning the new england patriots. >> an end to an era. we learned that the team will board a plane for philadelphia in about an hour. they are flight is due to touch down between 2:00 and 2:30 thisrnoon. we're going toh-+h following their trek back to philadelphia. so keep it right here. before the birds left for the airport, we heard from quarterback and super bowl mvp nick foles, he says thise, it was truly a team effort with an incredible group of athletes. rom coach pedersonh they this moment in history. >> i surreal right now. these next few days are going to be crazy, we have a lot to do still but excited for the our lives. >> it is a great honor to be up here to accept this on behalf of the philadelphia eagles i'm fortunate to be part of a great team, great players and great coaching staff. i think just the play the last several weeks was a team thing. we kept working, kept game playing and kept talking to doug

. >> reporter: rosemary and ted, good evening. the eagles are staying here at the hotel connected to the mall of america. security all week long at the hotel has been very tight. you can imagine what it's like this morning. it's safe to assume most of the players probably have not slept, still celebrating winning super bowl lii. it was certainly an exciting game from start to finish. the feeling on the field after the eagles won was absolutely incredible. players running around looking for their family members to hug. some of the toughest athletes in the world brought to tears. many people certainly had their doubts about the eagles, said they would not beat tom brady and that patriots dynasty. but they did, certainly shocking the world. but the players say they were focused and embraced the adversity. and over time they learned to grow stronger and embrace together. >> how did this team manage to keep focus knowing you had so many people who doubted you especially after losing carson wentz. >> well, we never doubted from the begi

. >> reporter: hey, rosemary and ted. we've been moving throughout the area this morning to give you a different perspective each half-hour of what we are seeing damage-wise throughout the city. again, it's important to mention a lot of people were out having a good time and were behaving very well. and especially when you saw those pictures from sky force ten of the hothousands of peopl on broad street. there were some folks that did get a lilt out of hand. one spot we'll point out is the macy's. there's a gentleman here boarding up the windows because some folks decided to take it upon themselves to start smashing that grass. and on chestnut overnight where we saw much of the same thing, people breaking windows, turning over planters. and one store worker over at the ride aid there told me that a group of teens went in, took a bunch of items, broke the window and left. and they were spending the overnight hours trying to cleanup the mess leftover from the store. so that is what folks are dealing with right now. they're

ted potter jr., great story. last won in 2012. lost his tour card. today, the at&t pebble beach pro-am. >> there was a struggle there, and you break your ankle, to come back from that. it's just unbelievable right now. >> reporter: potter jr., 2018, at&t pro-am champion. we'll hear from steve young tonight on game day. a complete wrap from pebble beach. reporting from the monterey peninsula, back to you. >>> all right there, denny potter known as teapot among his tears, held off some of the biggest names in the game. jason day, and dustin johnson. i don't want to say this guy is rocky balboa, but he's been off the radar. just one career pga win. >>> how about your pro-am team winner? arizona cardinals receiver larry fitzgerald is one of them. nearly 8th a par 3 7th here. fitzgerald became just the third football player to win here at pebble. >>> nba, the warriors were off. monday, they host the phoenix suns. then the new cavaliers are here. there's george hill. one of the four new players. and at white clad boston, they took the celtics and tore them