and more significant than any cliff temples he or his predecessors had get. using the simplest of bronze and stone tools to open the rock face the workers cut sixty metres back into the cliffs working in teams of one hundred many much. as the space inside grew a system of polished bronze mirrors was installed in the dim light they gave artists decorated the inner walls with relieves and painted figures. three thousand three hundred years later a multitude of workers descended on the nubian does it once more at the beginning of the one nine hundred sixty s. the temples were under threat from the building of the as one high dam which would leave them submerged in a reservoir so the whole complex was relocated in a unesco initiative which proved to be one of the biggest construction projects of modern times. twenty thousand tons of stone was sawn into blocks taken apart and later put back together. in march one thousand nine hundred sixty eight after four years work the relocation of the temple was finally complete. for ramsay's abu simbel was a residence for al

temple too did not survive the passage of time. it wasn't until the nineteenth century that the ruins were rediscovered travelers in the orient sort out the remains of the temple it was no longer believers in the dating who came but the leaders in art and stead of offerings they brought strange operator says in whose windows the world appeared upside down. with these operators as they imagined they could possess themselves of the past and present. since that time the eye of the buddha has been governed. by the viewfinder of the camera. sacrifices are no longer made to jupiter on the altar here once twenty meters high it has long been in ruins as. the arch crafted by the sculptors of antiquity lies in fragments on the ground. we wander amidst the ruins and find them quite prodigious wrote the great french novelist with stuff from bear when he visited the orient in eight hundred fifty. prodigious indeed too often all around them the pillows of the temple of jupiter are three times as high as those of the parthenon in athens. this is

a reconstruction of the temple. to have. the wooden doll was adorned with ivory and go. as was the statue of asklepios sculpted by stressing medias of paros showing the god with the sacred simple and and the goat heads don't. feel. i have. let this go on from the temple to the from us. beneath this wonderful second. building there were three interlinked rings of rules like elaborate. no one can say what purpose the building sent. some to reign in dwelling of the sacred serpents perhaps. did the priests of the scrappiness descend with the sick into the labyrinth to the underworld and leave the net to discover the secret of recovery themselves. we shall never know. we continue from the farmhouse to the avatar if the function of the tunnels and in some to randian complex remains unclear the abba ton and the cult of therapeutic sleep are profoundly mysterious. the pilgrims would reportedly see the goddess crappiest on their first night and he would explain the fair appeared to have. a good day in fact seeing masked prie

temple, 60-61.econd in the big five. >> phil martelly dialing up the right plays against fordham. demery on the run. st. joe's winners won two in a row to get to 500. losail on the road. losail loses 81-74. drexel to james madison, three is blocked. what a finish. dragons go down. james madison wins it 75-73. tough when you don't get a shot off in the final seconds. >> another half hour of "action news" coming up. stick around. >> saturday night. i'm walter perez. here's what's happening on "action news." there is a government shutdown, what the two sides did without reaching agreement. >> millions across the country took to the streets in cities and towns. we take you to the women's march to hear from those that took part. >> eagle excitement is counting down to kickoff for tomorrow's championship game. >> it is the night before the day that the eagle fans have waited for a long, long time. 6:40 tomorrow night, playing for the honor to play superbowl 52. safety measures go into place tomorrow after

pick it up, temple up two on defense kareem bruton junior wow one second left temple goes down 75-72overtime, they have lost six of seven. >>> crazy g lasalle on at duquesne in overtime final second lasalle up two follow the ball it is like a pinball right here. end you up off the backboard, taylor with 62nd left, ties it up, we will go to triple overtime.nety secpletime mike lewis now the nail straight >>> drexel trying to rebound again to delaware the ot half, curt read, for th there. dragons slain drexel, they lost eight of 10. local teams so far winning is delaware. >> i was going to say winning 61-60. >> we will take it. thanks jeff. >>> a check of the accu weather forecastnews" comes we are taking a live look right here from sky six from temple university at the center city sky line, several buildings where they are wearing their eagles green your exclusive accu weather seven day forecews" comes right back ♪ ♪ ♪ you can smell it. you know exactly what you want. your instincts demand it. give them a reason to rejoice. tonight, get your longhorn favorites. like our outlaw ribeye

he's one of the team. >> thirty-second left, temple down by one, wyckoff with the ball to the hoop.wls win. >> wyckoff will be court side saturday afternoon, when temple plays penn at the pal trees. quake verse their own team impact signee, tommy johnston of mt. laurel, new jersey, he has congenital heart defect. two kids, two teams, thanks to this program, all are winners. dawn? >> they certainly are, bruce, thank you, what a nice story. and back to your fox 29 weather authority, now as we take live look at wilmington, the week started out cold, but fortunately, it is ending on much warmer note. meteorologist, scott williams with full check of your forecast and including the game day forecast, just in 15 seconds. >> temperatures climbing, 42 degrees the high temperature today, but look at the temperatures across the nation, in the 50's, off to the west, 53 st. louis, 56 degrees in dallas. new orleans, mid 50's, we will tap into that over the upcoming weekend. right now, temperatures, pretty uniform, mid to upper 30's, outlying suburbs, we have 40 degrees, atlantic city, temperature

the first american state capitol to open after the revolutionary war and the first monumental roman temple style public building in the modern era, its influence on other state capitols, county court houses and public buildings that are very famous up in washington d.c. cannot be underestimated. in fact i've heard architectural historian describe the iconic government buildings as the sequel to the virginia state capitol in richmond. we started off with our first political center at james town, which is the oldest english speaking settlement in north america and that was used throughout the 1600 hads and there were multiple buildings used for government meetings and when we moved to williamsbering we built a capitol which burned down in the middle of the 1700s and we rebuilt a second one and it was the second one we left behind when we moved here during the revolutionary war and interestingly mr. jefferson had introduced the bill to relocate to richmond, by the time we made the move, he was serving as governor and got to over see the process. if you think of the capitol as an essay in arch

outside our building we have a pedestrian meant style, temple-style a-line roof. but once you're inside the building and you enter the half presidents and you look up, you suddenly discover a dome which is what you had been expecting all along. and the dome inside our building has a skylight. and then directly above that skylight above it is an additional skylight on the outside roof. we are now inside the old hall of the house of delegates. usually referred to as the old house chamber. this room is filled with memories rich and rare and it's also filled with statues who, prominent legislators, jurorists, military or naval commanders, scientists, inventors, and so on. and in this room, this is where the public pulse of the capitol first dime life in october of 1788 when the house of delegates convened here and for about 100 six years this was the historic setting for great debates and defining decisions that would shape the destiny of virginia and influence the history of the united states. the virginia state capital and the constitution of the united states were

temple loses in overtime. losail goes down in triple overtime. >> top stories coming up.> satisfied night. saturday night. i'm werez. here's what's happening. the death toll in california as crews search mudslides in california. update coming up. and why people in hawaii received an alert telling t ballistic missile was headed for them. we begin witing of kenzington where officers are on the scene of an officer involved shooting. you are looking a a the scene. one male suspect was shot. he is now hospitalized. no officers were injured in the gunfire. no word what led up to the shooting. we'll update you as more information comes in. >> panic gripped hawaii this morning. there was a warning of an incoming missile attack but it was a false alarm. >> seven minutes after 8:00 in the morning watching t.v. in hawaii. >> this is not a drill take immediate action. a missile is detected toward hawaii. hawaiians were in full blown panic, fearing the north korean missiles that can reach the hawaiian islands. >> people were crying and not knowing what to do. >> i was grocery shopping

alycia nieves is live at temple university hospital with this very tragic story.cia. >> reporter: that civilian who hasn't been identified was pronounced dead at the scene of the fire. while the firefighter was taken to temple hospital and was unfortunately pronounced dead here. outside this hospital tonight it is very quiet, a very different scene than what it was like just a few hours ago as firefighters and emergency responders from over the city filed in and at the time were hoping for a very different news. the emergency room at temple hospital in north philadelphia filled this afternoon with heavy hearted firefighters and emergency responders. some of the bravest men and women in our city heartbroken over the loss of one of their own, philadelphia firefighter and lieutenant, matthew letourneau. >> at 11:07 this morning it was declared dead. and we are without words. >> reporter: fire department commissioner adam thiel choked back emotions outside of the hospital as he explained. his lieutenant was fighting this early morning two alarm fire along north colora

a reconstruction of the temple.i am. the wooden doll was adorned with ivory and go. as was the statue of asklepios sculpted by transit medias of paros showing the god with the sacred simple and and the goat heads don't. feel. it. let us go on from the temple to the from us. beneath this wonderful second. building there was three interlinked rings of wool spy collaboration. no one can say what purpose the building sent. some to rein in dwelling of the sacred sentence perhaps. or did the priests of the scrappiness descend with the sick into the labyrinth to the underworld and leave the nat'l discover the secret of recovery themselves. we shall never know if. we continue from the farmhouse to the avatar if the function of the tunnel sounded some to randy and complex remains unclear the abba tongue and the cult of therapeutic sleep are profoundly mysterious. the pilgrims would reportedly see the goddess clappy as on their first night and he would explain the therapy to them. we continue from the farmhouse to the abbot i

they believe in the holy path that leads to their temple.y believe they mustn't leave it, but must keep calm and carry on meditating. >> there is nothing more valuable than our ideas, our thinking. and there are the buddhist teachings. the buddhist teachings help us put things together and understand things. [wind blowing] reporter: for now, buddha is still gazing peacefully into the distance, but a storm is brewing and will soon be here. anchor: when the snow melts in the spring, we'll see if their struggle is successful. lina alvarez had to overcome seemingly insurmountable odds to fulfill one of her greatest desires. with the help of in-vitro fertilization, or ivf, she was able to have her much-longed-for little girl. but her use of both a donor egg and sperm is not without controversy, because lina was 62 years old at the time. her pregnancy at such an advanced age has ignited a heated debate in her native country, spain. reporter: lina alvarez has become a mother once again, at the age of 62. she named her daughter lina, after herself.

we talk temple basketball aer the break. >> in - that was my life.arried, a homeowner, a professional, recovering and i got help. . don't wait. choose help. call 844 reachnj or visit reachnj.gov excuse me everyone! paul? paul?e from theylvania lottery with top prizes of three million dollars! three million dollar coulde a big win. sometimes the moments before you scratch are as exciting >> college basketball, temple needed a victory badly. owls enter the game with three straight losses. temple leads most of the way. second half action, a hook. owls up eight with seven minutes to go. under two minutes to play, kyle for cincinnati, gives the bear cats a two point lead. time winding down, cincinnati with the ball, jacob evans with a man in the face. owls 0-3 in conference play. that's sports. >> thanks, ducis. jinl jimmy kimmel live next, guests chloe kardashian and musical guests profits of rage. >> news starting half hou early tomorrow morning. for cecily tynan, ducis rodgers andhe entire "action news" team, i'm jim gardner. goodnight. ♪ ♪ >> dicky: f

temple trying to t game losing streakainst southern methodist. temple wins 66-64.s their first win in a month. wild fin joe's, up one, five seconds left to george mason. how do you defend livingston at the buz st. joe's loses 81-79. losail coach mis mind at umass up 21 in the second haot enough. pitkin scores 44. losail loses 86-79 in overtime their third straight loss. that is a long trip home, up 21 in the second half. ht jeff. the arden theater company in old city put on a special rformance of "a doll's patrons p whatever they could to sit in the audience. ticket sales career wardrobe an organization thatr clothing and development for those looking for work. "jimmy k next followed by >> "action news"s at edwards matt meteorologid murphy a roger withs traffic. for cecily tynan, jeff skversky ducis rodgers and entire "action news" team i'm jim gardner. goodnight. ♪ ♪

they started a new temple, like, every 14 days.eries remain today. inside almost every one of them, a buddha figure, each one different. >> philippe: and i like how integrated it is with those trees, ox trails, and -- >> anthony: actually, funny you should mention that. people used to live here, but the government came along in the '80s, i believe, and relocated. it was a mass relocation project. >> philippe: right. >> anthony: so, any homes, anything, it was understood that this is a good -- you know, there's some tourist bucks here. they relocated the entire population. we're in one of the first mass waves of tourists. european tourists have been coming here in relatively small numbers for a long time. but the floodgates have certainly opened. they're building hotels like crazy around this area, what's called the tourist triangle. >> philippe: i really like this, too. >> woman: this is silk and cotton poly. >> philippe: and what-what is this here? oh, this -- this is a -- this is a nice cloth. >> anthony: as myanmar begins its sh

. ♪ >>> lao's ancient capitals, temples.bserve a big party marking the end of buddhist's life. a fire lantern festival of the symbolic casting away of your sins. >> this morning, the laos are watching and drinking as others are racing to the finish line. >> a boat festival? >> yeah. >> each boats are women from the same village? >> yes, each team sponsored by a local buddhist monastery. >> we enjoy the boat. >> how old is this tradition? >> long time ago, many generations, we start maybe on our 6th century. >> oh, what are we doing? >> lao-lao. >> it is mixed with sticky rice so it is good. >> oh, it is quite strong. >> whoo! >> oh, it is close. >> both of you born here? >> yeah. >> i am the older and she's y younger. >> how did the country changed? >> it changed a lot. it is good for the local people and economy and local people can earn money from visitors and tourists. >> president obama was just here a few months ago. >> yeah, he offered a lot of help and education. >> $90 million. >> that's a lot of money. >> helps a lo

you know i drive by this temple all the time. >> really? >> it is one of the few temples in l.a. that i have never been inside of. nice to be here. >> you and i will talk about 45 minutes. for those of you who are interested in asking dr. aslan a question, you have got cards on your chairs and pencils. so throughout the program we'll have people coming through to pick up those cards and filter them up to me. >> also you can call me, reza. i feel like dr. aslan, i'm kind of useless kind of doctor, the doctor that can't help anyone? so every time says dr. aslan, i get nervous, what if something goes wrong. people me for help. i'm no help. >> that is fair. probably appropriate to start on a first-name basis. because i will ask you some personal questions. >> i'm ready. >> first of which, you start off this book, discussing your own personalsc religious journey in your life and it is a really interesting and non-linear journey. i think it gives some good context about why you wrote the book. so, would you mindshareing, just with this intimate audience a little bit about your religiou

temple trying to end their five game losing streak against southern methodist. temple wins 66-64.win in a month. wild finish for st. joe's, up one, five seconds left to george mason. how do you defend this? otis livingston at the buzzer. st. joe's loses 81-79. losail coach may lose his mind at umass, up 21 in the second half. not enough. pitkin scores 44. losail loses 86-79 in overtime, their third straight loss. that is a long trip home, up 21 in the second half. >> all right, jeff. the arden theater company in old city put on a special performance of "a doll's house." patrons paid whatever they could to sit in the audience. ticket sales benefit career wardrobe, an organization that provides career clothing and development for those looking for work. "jimmy kimmel live" next followed by "nightline." >> "action news" continues at 4:30 with pamela edwards, matt o'donnell, meteorologist david murphy and karen roger withs traffic. for cecily tynan, jeff skversky, ducis rodgers and the entire "action news" team, i'm jim gardner. goodnight. ♪ ♪ tonight -- chris hemsworth. from "the ass

could temple keep it going at home today.et and we got the hig sorry. i can't make it. it's just my eczema again, but it's fine. yeah, it's fine. you ok? eczema. it's fine. hey! hi! aren't you hot? eczema again? it's fine. i saw something the other day. eczema exposed. your eczema could be something called atopic dermatitis, which can be caused by inflammation under your skin. maybe you should ask your doctor? go to eczemaexposed.com to learn more. >> after struck link for most of the first half, the orange and the black have bounced back in a big with winning four straight before the bye week. one reason for the recent success, how about the play of the captain claude giroux. after a career low in points last season giroux assumed the controls and leading the team in points with that just selected to his fifth all star which will be played on the 28th in tampa. i love that tampa weather right now. here's claude giroux on the joys of being an all star. >> you play against them a lot. you bow against them and you got to play a

all right, temple, temple football. >> let's go. >> your name?at do you play. >> safety. >> where are you from? >> pittsburgh pa. >> vincent offensive line from outside philadelphia in lansdale. >> chase, philadelphia offensive line from scranton pennsylvania. >> freddie, play defensive tackle from cocoa beach florida. >> there is cents a certain way to do these baths, a power aid bath. do you it at temple, when the coach wins. when the team wins. right? >> but there is cents a blood way to do it bad way to do it which we just showed. so coach peterson. >> yeah, mike? >> come down here, we need little room. so let's show the right way to do one of these baths. what is the key? because you don't want the coach to know. >> all right, so you got to grab the light one. then someone have to distract him. >> so you're the coach. i'm going to distract him. >> he's looking out at the field. you'll distract him. >> make sure to grab the light one. it does mess up your aim. >> okay. >> so -- >> he doesn't know it is coming. >> not at all. not at all. >> he

. >>> he's teaming at temple shoots one free put flow. first half. 17 second half. ball wide open for the dunk temple loses 60-39 they score 39 points it is official straight loss, worst temple in five turn things next on action news, a chance for wintery mix could coming in forho accu-recast is next on action news. ...may be irritable bowel syndrome with diarrhea or ibs-d. yove tried yle . ...a to treat ibs vibemedication you tak that helps proactively manage... ...both abdominal pain and diarrhea at the same time. so you stay ahead of your symptoms. viberzi can cause ne do not take viberzi if you have no gallbladder, have pancreas or severe liver problems, problems with alcohol abuse, long-lasting or severe constipation, or a bowel or gallbladder blockage. pancreatitis may occur and can lead to hospitalization and death. if you are taking viberzi,... ...you should not take medicines that cause constipation. the most common side effects of viberzi... ...include constipation, nausea, and abdominal pain. stay ahe ad of ib. ,000 we need to stand up and say enough. the

avenue in temple hills -- just before saint barnabas road. we're told a man was killed when he pulled out to cross branch avenue - and was hit by an oncoming car. the road was briefly shut down but is now back open. in fort washington -- the clean up continues after a broken water main -- floods basements with water, mud, and sewage over the weekend. crews now working to clear debris and strip walls. w-s-s-c says they'll compensate the owners of the eight affected homes. but as residents get their first look at the damage... there are things like family heirlooms and photo albums -- that can't be replaced. wike and her family salvaged a few items... but nearly everything else was salvaged a few items... but nearly everything else was lost. w-s-s-c says crews have dealt with more than 400 water main breaks in the past month. capitol hill-- at a joint news conference with the norwegian prime minister president trump appeared to back-pedal his committment to being available to special counsel robert muller.... and at that same newser, the presid

situated on the banks of the river nile rubia was home to many ancient temples. but in the one nine hundred sixty s. during the construction of the us one high dam the rising waters of lake nasser threaten to submerge these monuments. the united nations spearheaded an international rescue campaign. more than twenty temples were dismantled stone by stone and relocated to higher ground. the largest of these were the two giant temples of abu simbel built by the pharaoh ramses the second. in their new location the temples remain a major tourist attraction in egypt to this day it's. archaeological sites were saved but people living in the area received no such consideration all. the newbie ns an ethnic group originating in southern egypt and northern sudan have lived beside the nile for thousands of years. i.e. movie of old newbie and live on the banks of the night denial is our life like fish we would die. if we left it they saw. this attachment to the river has proved a blessing but also occurs. during construction of the ass one low dam in one thousand nine hundred

pictures of the temple show it in ruins on sunday was built sometime between the eighth and the tenth century it's unclear though what condition the site had been in before the attack the turkish military says it's investigating the reports. russian opposition leader alexina riley has been released from police custody without charge he was arrested alongside dozens of other people across the country who took part in opposition rallies the rally had called the protests in response to being barred from standing in the presidential election in march or a challenge reports from moscow are yes i do but. it's become a familiar routine for novelli demonstration days while supporters in moscow and st petersburg slept in russia's eastern time zones they were already protesting hands being arrested this footage is from the siberian city of came out of a. and in the capitol police moved against the opposition leaders offices this time temporarily shutting down his internet t.v. channel claiming a presenter had a bomb from a secret location alexina valmy released a message of defiance we have of

but soon, machines cld be brought here to demolish the buddhist temple and dig for iron. monks s and nuns are resold to remain calm. especially this man, whom they respectfully call lama. michail sannikow founded this holy spot 20 years ago, but the congregation is not officially recognized. [murmuring] most buddhists in russia are part of the ethnic community of the buryats in siberia, or live in the altai range at the mongolian border, but not here in the urals. the authorities regard the residents of shad chup ling as illegal squatters who will have to leave mount katchkanar soon. master sannikow responds to this as his faith teaches him. >> buddhism teaches us to o acct things as ththey are. so if you encounter a bad person, maybe you only think he's bad. but he could be a a good famiy man, a great dad, , or a fantasc lover, or simply have really snazzy shoes. something about him has to be good. reporter: but the monks and nuns don't think it would be a good thing to destroy mount katchkanar. they say the iron-or e deposits aren't rich enough to feed the 40,000 reside

described as the new temples to india which would replace the old temples. it's difficult to know how gandhi respond to this had been alive after nine hundred forty eight and it's likely that there would have come into some conflict over this because marriage didn't really put very much into trying to. maintain the gandhi and economic program. to this day gandhi disciples gather on fridays to spin cotton at his commission site the same handwheel the same motions as back then when cotton was spun to create the basis for economic independence. and. today it's more a ritual than a less than an economic theory. we've got. to. keep. killing. people scallies principle of self-sufficiency did prevail until the early nine hundred ninety s. . measures like high tariff levels and exchange rate management protected domestic industry from foreign competition. even. trying to hit. us over the past few decades the country has really opened up to the forces of globalization. a growing middle class shops at new malls are these the temples of india today. but your gender is

temple they only shot 34 percent from the floor but we have overtime.man nate pierre lewis ball. kid had 23 points and temple up by four but under 10 seconds left owls nursing a two-point lead, the pass, it is deflected and kareem bruton, jr. fading away. are you kidding me? the owls lose at the buzzer for the second time in 10 days 75-72 your final score. >>> lasalle at duquesne. went into triple overtime. explorers down three under a minute left. dukes mike lewis for three it is money. he scored 11 of his 24 points in the third overtime and duquesne taking down lasalle 101-94 but of course everyone's focus here in philly is what's going on in south philadelphia once again. postgame stuff for you tonight after the patriots and titans. >> don thank you so much. we appreciate that. >>> stay with us. still ahead on "eyewitness news" a granny with a hugeline following makes an old fashioned wish. how her grandson helped her celebrate 101 years with mounds of mail. that >> ♪ >> welcome back everyone. a washington state grandmother is celebrating her 101st b

this is what the satanic temple spokesman said -- choosing the satanist temple as your branding is aneresting choice whether you believe in it or not. no medical or other compelling reasons nor -- for the law. the law is intended to punish women who disagree with the opinion. why should it be upheld? >> it's inflamed rhetoric. the bottom line is the informed consent laws, as you stated earlier clearly serve compelling interests and not unduly restricted on this woman's exercise of religion. the united states supreme court has taken a hand-off approach to the individual state's decision of pre-abortion laws and informed consent laws. missouri has a conservative approach. half the state requires a waiting period and almost 40 require counselling and 10 require ultra sound viewings and five require communication that life begins at conception. the reason this case is before the missouri supreme court is on a jurisdictional issue. it's not the lower courts decided in favor of plaintiffs. in 1989 the u.s. supreme court showed indifference from missouri courts and said we know a holding all

camden born, temple made and now he suits up with the arizona cardinals.an reddick joins us this morning to talk about what he expects to see happen on the field. plus, bring on the noise, bring on the funk. why jim schwartz says fans on the linc cheering on our birds will be crucial to us beating the falcons. >> i'm sue serio. weekend wendy is ready for some home improvement because it's the philadelphia home show starting this weekend at the pennsylvania convention center. more than thee hundred experts on house and yard design. so many exhibitors. so much to see that it goes for two weeks ends so it's this weekend and next weekend as well. of course, you can go to philly home show.com for all the details and the hours of the show as well. believe me when you go home from the home show your house won't look so good any more. have a great weekend ♪ >>> let's get loud. are you bleeding green today? well your party should be too. there she is our lifestyle blog we are roberto in our couch area getting us ready for the game. so before the end of the show, we

"action news" reporter vernon odom is live at temple university hospital.ernon, what's the latest there? >> reporter: jim, the latest is that jayliel frazier is still struggling to survive, to survive that extremely bad gunshot wound to the chest he sustained last night in north philadelphia and tonight at this hour, the police manhunt for two would be robbers intensifies. this man 28-year-old jayliel frazier is being called a hero by police but he's fighting for his life tonight after being shot last night as he tried to stop an armed robbery attempt by two bandits. it happened at this barbershop on north 22nd street around 9 o'clock. frazier was there to get a layer haircut so was a mother with her two children. frazier put his body on the line to stop a crime. >> at least two children in there. he must have been reacting to that and he confronted and engaged the person carrying the firearm and again it spilled outside and then that person fired at him at least twice. >> reporter: and his condition. >> extremely critical. >> for the most part it's still t

temple could not put it together. they fall 60-39. their fifth straight loss. >>> that is sports in a minute i'm kristin rodgers. >> thanks, kristin. >>> did you hear about this donovan mcnabb has been fired from his radio gig at espn. it comes after an investigation into sexual harassment claims while employed at nfl network. mob knack was nailed in the lawsuit filed by a wardrobe stylist who accused him of sending her sexually explicit text messages. >> all right. >> other people are named and we got specifics. we never got them for donovan, in the investigation. >> yeah, nfl network and then espn. >>> all right. here's sue. >> we have a mess on the way, it seems very tranquil right now and it is warmer then we can end but with warmer air on the way it could be an icy ride home, we will talk bit coming up (vo) dogs have evolved, but their nutritional needs remain instinctual. that's why there's purina one true instinct. nutrient-dense, protein-rich, real meat number one. this is a different breed of natural nutrition. purina one, tr

temple will playpen pen. >>> his stork game at lasalle. explorers, miles brookings, they get another nice bounce here when isaiah drops a three he had a team high 15, lasalle winner, 75-67. shout out for coach john gene noon i, 500 career victories, congratulations, coach. >>> dayton on hawk hill, early on st. joes with tenacious defense, taylor funk, he had 18, second half, more awesome. this time funk, sets up james de mri for lay in. he had 19. st. joes wins 81-65. they will play fordham saturday afternoon at 1:00 o'clock start. >>> now we will show you a lieutenant of offense in these sports highlights but check out defense from my alma matter, west chester and east stroudberg last night, rams frank rokins, comes through with the huge defense, and check out that block, that is nice. they win 76-74, they are number 18 among all d2 schools , go rams. now 15-one on the year. >> wait a minute, rams up for them. >> congratulations, your alma matter. >> that is a sweep for all of our colleges. >> they were all winners last night. >> not a ba

this temple became one of the largest jewish congregations in the entire world. uncle shy, we miss you, we thank you, and now you have impacted tens of thousands of we le so positively and will honor you, remember you for your legacy and your impact for generations to come. i yield back. . the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentlewoman from florida, ms. ros-lehtinen, or five minutes. ms. ros-lehtinen: thank you, mr. speaker. and i rise this morning in recognition of a woman who will be celebrating her 90th birthday his ms. ros-lehtinen: director of the cuban hebrew congregation, a religious organization in my congressional district that was he's the executive dedicated to providing a home for jews coming out of cuba. like me and my family, and so many others, mr. speaker, she was forced to flee castro's brutal tyranny. in 1960, she arrived in the united states. this great land of opportunity. with her husband and two boys. soon thereafter, sadly, she lost her husband to cancer and was faced with the challenge of raising her two small children by he

the victim was temple university but did not survive. police say they do not believe the vic ♪ . >>> passion and excitement cafun. it takes that to play it. >> thebowl win r the team seate for the last time just a few ho, the birds will fly jenny joyce live atlantic aviation where they will take off from later today. >> reporter: that's right. the eagles will be depart be here atlantic aviation early this afternoon and let the super bowl madness begin. yesterday, our crews were at the linc for the final practice in philadelphia before heading off to the super bowl. we talked to many of the players. of we caught them doing drills. they said they're staying focused. they also told us that they know that there will be many distractions this week. while coach pederson told them to enjoy the moment. they plan to exercise discipline in minnesota, they have a job to do to bring home a super bowl title. they are pumped and hope all of the philly fans in minnesota show uploaded with energy as if they were playing at home >> i think the week was a

and wearing his temple jersey present today him by his favorite player, damian moore. >> with mason 4-foot two, do you envision him in more after small point line up? >> yes, i think the game is change ago little bit, bruce, i think he will be able to play inside even at his size, because i think he's going to be able to dunk over some of our taller guys. >> do you like playing basketball. >> yes. >> what's your favorite part of the sport? >> umm, the drilling part. >> i can see it now. about dozen years out, mom and dad in the stands. >> thirty-second left, temple down by one, wyckoff with the ball to the hoop. owls win! >> mason will be at the palestra tomorrow afternoon, when the owls play the university of pennsylvania, the quakers have signed their own team impact player. tommy johnston of mt. laurel, new jersey, tommy has cents a congenital heart defect. this game hasn't been played yet but with this program both teams are already winners. dawn? >> that is for sure. thank you, bruce. >> the driver in a hit-and-run that killed a eight year old little girl in overbrook learns his

. >> still ahead on sports, temple's basketball team has a player. what he lacks in my sinuses.n, could you be any more dramatic? i've had it. i'm taking mucinex sinus-max. it's got a triple action formula. carl? carl! mucinex sinus-max. triple-action fights pain, congestion, & pressure. let's end this. why do the best things in life create so much mess! tackle it all with finish® quantum. even on the toughest messes you get an unbeatable clean. and now get 25% more loads then cascade® platinum™ switch to finish® quantum. >> sunday's game between new england and jacksonville has become more interesting, tom brady listed as questionable with a hand injury, four stitches to his right thumb after a running back ran into him at practice. he refused to discuss the injuries. >> finally tonight, a remarkable story from temple, nathan why cough is the newest member of the basketball team. he signed a national letter of intent. he suffers from a condition that prevents his immune system from functioning properly. wear the owl uniform proudly. >> very nice. maybe jeff skversky said 13-9.

temple leads most of the way. second half action, a hook. owls up eight with seven minutes to go. nd mi play, kyle forcinnati, bear cats a two point lead. time winding down, cincinnati with the ball, jacob evans with a man in the face. owls 0-3 in conference play. that's sports. >> thanks, ducis. jinl jimmy kimmel live next, guests chloe kardashian and musical guests profits of rage. >> news starting half hour early tomorw mfor cecily tynan, duciss and the entire "action news" ji. goni♪ tay organic. your husband wants to stay free from artificial ingredients. yo to stervatives. and your debit card wants to stay on a diet. fill your cart with small victories like giant's nature's promise brand.

the victim is not a temple student.he victim was walking with a group of others from a bar where a fight had broken out. they haven't said if that has anything do with the stabbing. >>> philadelphia officials warning citizens to be on high alert after a drexel university student reported that someone sexually assaulted her. the attack happened yesterday morning at the student's off-campus apartment in university city. she reported a drunken man entered the apartment through an unlocked door. the special victims unit is investigating. >>> revenue from philadelphia's soda tax may have fallen short. the city says it didn't fall flat. with revenues from the final month of 2017 in the books, the si raked in $6.5 million. however, the entire year was $13 million short of the projected $92 million goal. the city says there was plenty of good that came from the funds, though. the tax created 2,000 pre-k seats, plus it funded the rebuild program, which helped to improve libraries, rec centers and parks. >>> coming up, loss for w