the union opening up at home on saturday night at 7:00 p.m. at talen energy stadium. it's back, union soccer. doop, we have several of those games this year. bundle up for for the union game union fans. >> we have the sons of ben scarf. >>> a man is leading police on a chase find out what he was doing. >>> new video hose a home in western -- no video in western pennsylvania shows a home crumbling in a landslide. >> reporter: this is 202 traffic is moving fine, we're getting a little bit of volume, no big deal. we'll check the fog coming up next. ♪ how beautiful, ♪ when seeds we sow ♪ give free their fruit ♪ to hands below ♪ as thank you for ♪ the chance to grow pick your free yogurt at chobani.com pick your free yogurt a live look here, the action cam is live along the delaware avenue there at penns landing, taking a live look after all that rain it's nice not to see rain drops on the camera lens, 5:44 a.m., 43 degrees. >> looks like a big ship doesn't it. >> it does, and a beautiful one, too. >> reporter: storm tracker 6 live showing no rain, but we have fog, you have to have some weather for your morning commute. bucks county, route 1, bu

the vicinity off the coast and windy and chilly and highs in the mid-40s and bundling up for the union game. it will be chilly. >> more ahead in our next half hour of "action news" at 12:30. a moment in oscars history that will not be forgotten. last year when they announced the wrong winner for best picture. what officials are doing to make sure it doesn't happen again. >> and disney has more to offer and we have a chance to win a trip to enjoy it all. olympic downhill skier... ...you can't let spills slow you down. that's why i use bounty, the quicker picker upper. bounty picks up spills quicker... ...and is two times more absorbent. bounty, the quicker picker upper. "action news" at 12:30 continue with rick williams, sara bloomquist and meteorologist, david murphy. >>> hello again. we begin this half hour with the latest on a developing story out of the strawberry mansion section of philadelphia. the house fire has claimed someone's life. this is video sent to us showing the smoke filled scene outside of the home at north new kirk street. one person was killed and two others were hurt an

sir kier starmer confirms the party would keep britain in a customs union. the winter olympic games come to a conclusion with the closing ceremony in pyeongchang. team gb go home with a record tally of five medals. china's president xijinping could serve indefinitely — under changes that the communist party is proposing to the country's constitution. and one of bollywood's most famous actresses, sridevi kapoor, dies aged 5a — she starred in more than 150 films. now on bbc news, witness looks back at five important moments from history. welcome to witness, with me, tanya beckett. i am here at the british library to guide you through another five extraordinary moments from recent history. we will meet a south african judge who took part in the truth and reconciliation commission after the fall of apartheid. we will spend time with one of chairman mao's barefoot doctors. and we will hear from a british scientist about the smog that used to engulf london.

bundle up for the union game at night and sunday also looks dry but also chilly with a high of 45.ce of rain is probably tuesday. >> got you, david. >> uh-huh. >> thank you. new this morning a judge in virginia has ordered the city of charlottesville to uncover two confederate monuments. shroud have been placed on the monuments for robert e. lee and stonewall jackson back in august after a white nationalist rally turned deadly the. a virginia judge ruled yesterday that tourists artists and historians should be allowed to see the sculptures. city officials say they are unhappy with the decision but plan to honor it. >> also new, a utah woman has turned panhandling to help make her dream of becoming a mother a reality. jessica gail and her husband have been trying to have a baby for 13 years hadn't no luck. her husband has a rare genetic condition that makes conception nearly impossible. gail works at a hair salon an custodian at a local school. recently she's added a third money making venture. >> i actually thought i'd never be standing on a corner asking for money. we're going to

the union with mike allen of axios. >> good morning. thank you for coming out to the state of the union post game. we appreciate the bank of america for making these conversations possible. we have a fantastic triple crown, tripleheader lineup this morning, people who were in the chamber for helping make the news and are going to illuminate it for us. axios makes you smarter faster on topics that matter, business tech, media, politics and our events follow the same format. they are quick and we start with what happens and why it matters. that's the formula you always get in the axios stream when you go on axios.com. every story starts as one phone screen, and in that what's new, what is happening, why it matters to make you smarter faster. i'd like to thank my axios events colleagues for pulling together this fantastic event, and thank all of you for being here. we're going to start. we have three guests today, and our first guest this morning who has seen 35 addresses to congress states ofunion representative from the fifth district prince george's county maryland house democratic whip congressman

europe by labour — shadow brexit secretary sir kier starmer confirms the party would keep britain in a customs union. the winter olympic gamesion with the closing ceremony at pyeongchang olympic stadium. team gb took their record tally of five medals at the games. syrian warplanes are reported to have attacked the besieged rebel area of eastern ghouta, despite the un security council voting unanimously for a ceasefire. one of bollywood's most famous actresses, sridevi kapoor, who starred in more than 200 films has died suddenly at the age of 5a. she was msade in the late ata time at a time where there were 1979s, at a timeflwhere themmene g»— % really not that many. industry but really not that many. through the 80s and 90s, she rebuilt her road brandon became a star in her road brandon became a star in her own right. she didn't need a big male coal co—star to sell out box offices. she really was someone who became defied in her own right. part of that is because of her charisma, charm and the incredible way in which she would dance as well on screen. and tributes have been paid to her across the bollywood world. people are v

games. thank you very much. the headlines on bbc news: a shift of policy on europe by labour. shadow brexit secretary sir kier starmer confirms the party would keep britain in a customs union. t pyeongchang olympic stadium. team gb took their record tally of five medals at the games. syrian warplanes are reported to have attacked the besieged rebel area of eastern ghouta despite the un security council voting unanimously for a ceasefire. going back to that story, the leaders of germany and france have urged president putin to put maximum pressure on the syrian government to stop the fighting in eastern pewter. meanwhile, syrian government forces have continued air strikes in the rebel—held area despite the un security council resolution calling foran security council resolution calling for an immediate ceasefire. another air attack on the besieged enclave of eastern ghouta yesterday. shortly after the un decision, similar bombings were reported. even as they voted unanimously in support of the resolution, there was doubt on all sides about how much effect it would have. the text calling for an immediate ceasefire took place by one calling for a truce without delay. it would

europe by labour — shadow brexit secretary sir kier starmer confirms the party would keep britain in a customs union. the winter olympic gamese to a conclusion with the closing ceremony at pyeongchang olympic stadium. team gb took their record tally of five medals at the games. syrian warplanes are reported to have attacked the besieged rebel area of eastern ghouta despite the un security council voting unanimously for a ceasefire. now on bbc news, the week in parliament. hello and welcome to the week in parliament. coming up... an uncomfortable morning of questioning for oxfam bosses. i am sorry, we are sorry, for the damage that oxfam has done. more grilling for carillion — this time it's those responsible for pensions and auditing. i mean, you are staggering out onto the streets, thinking, god, that was a surprise — you were all paid to look after this. and if you can stand the noise, get out of the chamber — we get the lowdown on high volume. huge numbers of people outside this place... disapprove — disapprove — of this sort of behaviour. on both sides, stop it. but first, it was the failings by oxfam which dominated the

nobody can answer the question about keeping a hard border with northern ireland without a customs union. the winter olympic gamesended with the closing ceremony at pyeongchang olympic stadium. team gb took a record tally of five medals at the games. the chinese president xi jinping could serve indefinitely under constitutional changes that are being proposed. one of bollywood's most famous actresses, sridevi kapoor, who starred in more than 150 films, has died suddenly at the age of 5a. and, in half an hour here on bbc news, is seeing really believing? click investigates deep fakes and software used to swap faces in video. good afternoon. labour would keep britain in a customs union with the eu — according to the party's brexit spokesman. sir keir starmer told the bbc‘s andrew marr show that a new treaty, replicating the existing customs arrangement, would be best for the economy and would respect the referendum result. the prime minister is committed to leaving both the single market and the customs union. she's expected to outline the government's position in more detail this week. our political correspondent,

europe by labour — shadow brexit secretary sir kier starmer confirms the party would keep britain in a customs union. the winter olympic games conclusion with the closing ceremony at pyeongchang olympic stadium. team gb took their record tally of five medals at the games. china's president xijinping could serve for many many years to come — under changes that the communist party is proposing to the country's constitution. now on bbc news, it's time for click. this week, lady becomes model. man becomes ape. and spen becomes trump. as donald trump: great, the best. ok, movie quiz time. five points if you can name this film. correct — it's raiders of the lost ark. no, that is not harrison ford — that is the face of nicolas cage. ok, try this one. yes, it is the fellowship of the ring. 100 points if you spotted nicolas cage, nicolas cage and nicolas cage. so, what on earth is going on? we're just about getting used to the idea that there are loads of fakes online. fake news, fake tweets, fake photoshopped images. but these videos are a whole level above anything that we've seen before, and they may have consequences that go far

of course, in return, the soviet union boycotted the l.a. games four years later. so yeah, i mean, that's pretty heavy-handed, isn't it, to actually say from the white house, we're not going to participate in these olympics. so i feel that it's not inappropriate, the comments that were made, for him to be there is not inappropriate. it will be interesting to see whether here's a mere spectator or trying to actually get some business done, or position the american agenda into the fabric of the olympic games. that's going to be an interesting story to follow. and so you've got all these layers. like athletic, cheating. we haven't even talked about the weather. these are the winter olympics. in st. moritz in the second winter olympics, they had to cancel them, it was thawing, it was too warm. temperatures looking good, 30s and 20s. all the executes are somehow executed on snow or ice, that's the definition of the olympics, whether curling or biathlon, so on. we'll see how the american political agenda will be expressed through the vice president. >> victor in columbus

thank you all for being with us for our state of the union post game. o thank bank of america for making these conversations possible. the amazing event staff around-the-clock and my many , other colleagues were here, molly mitchell and neil rothschild many others who are , here. grateful to you all and all of you for coming out so early this morning and i look forward to seeing you on axios.com. thank you. [applause] >> the house intelligence committee memo dominated the sunday news programs. here is a look at some of the discussion, starting with members of the intelligence committee, republican chris stewart and democrat eric swalwell. >> does the gop memo vindicate the president? does it and the need for the special prosecutor's investigation? >> no, it does not at all. i think it would be a mistake for anyone to suggest the spousal -- the special counsel seductively his report. i wanted to finish it. i hope he finishes as quickly as possible. this memo has nothing at all to do with the special counsel. it was one of the criticisms of people last wee

the union. if the end game isn't to undermine, under cut or delegitimize the investigation into the president, those battle lines are in people's minds. >> i want to ask a question about this memo. we have new information about it. so devin nunes altered the memo. >> that's what adam schiff said. >> and nunes's people say it. they made little cosmetic changes for grammar. or they altered it a lot, which is what adam schiff's people say for editorial reasons and to water it down before sending it to the white house. either way they altered it. isn't there protocol? we talked to jackie speier about this yesterday. the amount of vetting and the back and forth normally that happens if you are going to release any sort of classified information that goes to the cia, the fbi, the white house, back to congress. so they are altering it without doing this protocol. >> it's worse than that. the responsibility of the congress is not just passing laws. they have a responsibility for educate the american people for stuff that is so complicated people like me can't even understand it. you see a conversation from

having said that when the soviet union boycotted the nine hundred eighty four los angeles olympics. the soviet union organized an alternative olympics called the friendship games and in certain sports you could compare the times of course there was no drug testing apparently i neither side but but they already did this once before thirty four years ago and so the idea was to you know say while the olympics is going on we're going to use the venues that were used for the sochi olympics and you know we're going to show our athletes are great you don't have to watch those athletes at the real impacts. but if not it's possible that russia could do very well at the contract games and one of the you know subtle stories as nothing to do with doping at all is men's ice hockey men's ice hockey for the last five olympics the national hockey league has allowed its players to compete in tournaments and then fan past. i think because these players who are always playing for money are suddenly playing for their country and it's been a great experience this year the national hockey league owners said we're not allowing our players to play period done you can't go you kicked

those were visual observations in the union look for theodore the game at that time in the one nine hundred sixty s. and one nine hundred seventy s. deja satellite surveillance didn't yet exist. but we were able to locate blocks of ice recalled their composition if the ice was newly formed or composed of very thick old lands. they were dressed very. those they lured. the russian arctic treasure trove of data would be critical to understanding the nature and scale of the impact of the arctic on climate change first though the geo political landscape had to change. when clinton and gore won the one nine hundred ninety two presidential election the intelligent scientific team suddenly had a huge champion in court. for his part gore had here's an elite climate team in place. it was at that meeting that vice president gore said. i don't want this group to disappear i want them to be a permanent group and i want them to remain. the team was named after a figure from greek mythology the sorceress medea. this is an original can this mission was flown eighteen october nine hundred sixty four. this i

. - in 1959 with the advent fidel castro, the rules of the game changed because a soviet union did become a supporter and an active participant in our hemisphere. - you can find a lot of very wealthy people who appreciated the role that the united states played during that period. there are a lot of others on the left, younger people and also poorer people that resented that the united states was very much paternalistic and a bully in some cases and really treated these as almost colonies of the united states. (dramatic music) - [narrator] in argentina the political violence of the 1970's would leave a lasting scar. - by the mid 1970's argentina had been in trouble for a while. finally in 1976 the military essentially said we're gonna put an end to this and they led a very dramatic coup. they killed anywhere between 10,000 and 30,000 suspected leftists, including many people who really had no involvement with the left. these people were drugged, kidnapped, thrown out of helicopters, tortured. some of the worst things in latin america's recent history. - [narrator] three more revolutions i

the customs union. this sort of opens up. the eu are playing a game here. ustoms union in whatever form that might take. the foreign secretary believes the eu is trying to keep the uk in the customs union. he thinks this is a ruse to scupper brexit. i represent a remain constituency, so it is lovely to be wanted, to be honest. i still don't believe we will end up with a customs union. a lot of science organisations in my constituency would have wanted us to stay. i think we might start to find a middle ground around compromise. i signed the amendment for a customs union not the customs union. might you side withjeremy corbyn? union not the customs union. might you side with jeremy corbyn?m union not the customs union. might you side with jeremy corbyn? it is ouramendment. it is you side with jeremy corbyn? it is our amendment. it is a discussion. i'm pleased we have had meetings with the chief whip. we will talk to the prime minister about it. the prime minister has to be in listening mode because the referendum is still divisive. we need to compromise for b

the left wing spin it. also has turned to dealing drugs to make a living. this single is in love blood runs a little. game of the union. russia prepares humanitarian corridors to help civilians leave the syrian enclave of eastern but it's not clear if rebel and terrorist groups there will anyone let. the u.n. security council unanimously adopted a resolution to extend sanctions on yemen with russia blocking an earlier draft the condemned did wrong. as it gets ready for the weekend's general election protesters across the country to turn violent to stop a center right coalition coming to power plus. russian athletes are greeted by families.

americans are held back from going to the soviet union. the gamesre open and underway in south korea and political drama behind the scenes in a significant way. vice president mike pence, officials from north korea in pyeongchang important the games. no formal meetings scheduled between the two sides. fox news contributor bernie goldberg with me now. good morning to you. the politics and the olympics have met at intersections for decades. i'm curious about your take on day one as we hope for a good couple of weeks in south korea. >> what i find interesting, bill, is that sport is the place that a lot of us go to escape politics. i was never a fan for what it's worth of any president of the united states giving an interview on super bowl sunday. i don't need to hear politics on super bowl sunday. the olympics are different. they are infused with politics. go back to the 1936 games in berlin. hitler uses the olympics to convey an air of legitimacy. in 1972 at munich the plo decides to make a political statement by killing a bunch of israeli athletes.

we have cloudy skies over talen energy stadium, where the union will be playing games again next month. 52 degrees, we're not starting out all that different than where we were this time yesterday. 2 degrees in philadelphia. the winds out of the northeast instead of the south at 14 miles per hour that's bringing in cooler air. yesterday boy, did we zoom. we got up to a record high of 76 degrees at the airport in atlantic city. all these records highlighted in yellow. they were not just daily highs, but monthly highs for of february. we're running 5 1/2 degrees above average for the month. it's amazing, too, you see all the below average days we had earlier. the month starting out cold. as we look ahead for next week we'll look ahead for a higher value on theottom. most of the month looks above average. in terms of rain, between now arena 9:00 and up to noon we'll be intermittent rain and drizzle and cloudy and cooling as the day goes on. heavier stuff in berks county than down south. finally swee a -- we see a lessening of rain. 58 degrees by 10:00. 46 by noon. dinnertime we're in the

the state of our union is >>> the state of our union is strong. >> why make this memo public? >> the shot's not perfect. >> it's the most -- gameay, today on this super bowl sunday, february the 4th. i'm willie geist. we'll get to the sight of the game in a moment. we're following breaking news this morning out of south carolina, where an amtrak train with 130 passengers on board collided overnight with a freight train. it's a second amtrak crash in a week. this one is deadly as well. we'll have the lat

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at how the democrats behaved during the state of the union, it is clear we have to keep our majority in congress. we at the rnc are ready, our in 22ent game has staff states across the country. they have knocked on 4 million doors and made 8 million phone calls. they have held 700 republican leadership initiative trainings for 7000 fellows. we only trained 5000 fellows so we are ahead of schedule. it has allowed the data team to i'md a warehouse of 300 -- going to give you a visual. if you were to store that on a dvd you would need over 63,000 dvds. and communication department has played a huge role in the outreach to voters. on tuesday our digital -- displaying the names of donors under a live stream during the president state of the union. democrats are energized. they thought it was theirs. they are coming back for the majorities. and we need to outmatched them. we need to know what is at stake. it is the reason we have been so successful the past year at the rnc. this is the heart of everything we do. they reached out to more communities. are on the frontline line of the movement you created. this is your moment, it belongs to you. w

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nations top try scorer teddy thomas is among those left out of the squad for the game against italy on the 23rd of february. the french rugby unions international players. day five of the winter olympics gets underway in a few hours with both the british men‘s and women‘s curling teams in round—robin group action. the men take on switzerland and canada later and the women are up and canada later and the women are up against the olympic athletes from russia. last night there was more heartbreak for team gb‘s elise christie as she again missed out on a medal after crashing in a 500 metres short track speed skating final. she was disqualified in each of her three events in sochi, four yea rs of her three events in sochi, four years ago and had to settle for fourth last night in pyeongchang after which she claimed she was knocked over. fonta na after which she claimed she was knocked over. fontana of italy won the gold and yara van kerkhof took the silver. i was knocked over, you know. i didn't fall on my own. but it doesn't give you any benefit in the final, when someone gets a penalty. yeah, it isjust tough. i've worked so hard for

that women's hockey game that took place just behind us, it may also be fitting that the win came on the very day the men's team won the so-called miracle on ice against the soviet union back in 1980. savannah, a great game no matter who you were cheering for. >> redemption on ice. miguel, thank you so much. >>> let's do the medal count. we want to bring you up to date. the u.s. is currently in fourth place. a total of 21 medals, 8 of them are gold. and norway continues to lead the way. >>> still ahead tonight, pushing the limits for all the glory and acrobatics at the olympics, there's also great danger involved. can anything be done to reduce all those injuries? >>> and what oprah had to say about president trump's tweet calling looking to save even more money on your medicare part d prescriptions? at walgreens, we'll help you save more with zero dollar copays on select plans and reward points on prescriptions. so no matter where you're going or who you are, it's worth the trip. we'll help you find low cost prescriptions including zero dollar copays on select medicare part d plans. walgreens. trusted since 1901. i try to take care of my teeth, but there's acid in wh

was initially left out of the squad but she nowjoins mille knight and menna fitzpatrick in paralympicsgb for next month's games . the second round of matches in rugby union'ship, take place this weekend. opening wins for wales, ireland and england. the big match is at twickenham on saturday, england against wales. the welsh are unchanged after their big win against scotland, just a couple of changes for england withjonathanjoseph and danny care coming in to the starting 15. here's our rugby union reporter chrisjones . the england boss has been quite quiet this week up until now letting warren gatland and wales do the talking. after naming his side for saturday's clash, he has cranked the pressure up on the welsh questioned whether they can handle the expectation at twickenham this weekend when they can cope with the step up from cardiff last time out and has pointed the finger at that young fly—half rhys patchell. and has pointed the finger at that young fly— half rhys patchedm and has pointed the finger at that young fly-half rhys patchell. it is a massive step up, he has not played much test rugby at all he is a young quy much test rugby at all he is a y

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in turn the soviet union boycotted the l.a. games four years later.t is heavy-handed to say we are not going to participate. it is not appropriate. it will be interesting if you use a mere spectator or if use is trying to position the american agenda into the fabric of the olympic games. that will be an interesting story to follow. you have all of the layers. athletic cheating, even the weather. in the second winter olympics, they had to cancel them. it was too warm. temperatures look like they are in the 30's and 20's, all of the --nts are executed o executed on snow or ice. we will see how the american political agenda will be expressed through the vice president. host: we are running short on time. go ahead. caller: have two questions that are not necessarily related to each other. the first is dealing with global warming and the lack, especially in the united states, the production of snow. have you given consideration in that seeing how much snow and ice is needed for quality games. and we just passed the budget. how much is given to the olympic

hockey team he scored the winning goal against the soviet union in the game that became known as the on ice mike is live in boston mike, thanks for joining us. >> yeah, thanks for having me on >> acan i ask you before we go, watched this movie on every lacrosse bus trip. it might be my favorite movie of of all time. i love it. what are the parallels -- that scene where he is blowing the whistle and he just says again and again. does that capture what was happening in preparation for you guys >> yeah. i mean, that was part of our training herb called that conditioning. we called it punishment. but when i look back on the success of our team, those skating drills that we did for six months clearly paid off because i think we were probably the best conditioned team in the olympic games that year. >> yeah, i mean a lot of what you all did paid off, mike i wonder if you've been able obviously 38 years later, which is unbelievable to me. but i wonder if you've been able to kind of look back and able to reconstruct what it was about that combination of people and preparation and the moment

university of san diego basketball coach was staying at the marriott near union square with the team over the weekend. they were in town for a game against usf. a woman at the hotel called for help yesterday morning. she was hurt and taken to the hospital after she said she got into a fight with smith. >> he stated that the person that she had the physical altercation with and supposedly caused her injuries was someone she was involved in an intimate relationship. >> smith was arrested at the airport in oakland. he bailed out of jail and took a flight back to san diego last night. the woman's injuries are not life-threatening. the university of san diego says it's aware of the accusations against smith and is investigating. >>> in the south bay, deputies are looking for three suspects in a rash of burglaries. the santa clara county sheriff's office released these photos. investigators say the trio is wanted for some break-ins the los altos hills areas in the latest weeks. they're offering $1,000 reward for information leading to an arrest and conviction. >>> happening today, a heads up if you live near travis air force base. if y

there is if there is a lesson that they said the big games have told us and that is that it doesn't walk with the united states and with the european union because ok north korea agreed to have a joint team with south korea did anyone notice that it was hard for them actually right after the civil war in one thousand fifty three are awful. a century or very bad confrontation right but still when they did it and what do they get in return you know the u.s. officials ignore them you don't e-mail and on this one because they have so much to lose that's why they're doing not the united states it's all the time we have gentlemen many thanks my guest here in moscow this is the end of our broadcast segment stay with us for the extended version on are you today channel two next time and remember stock rules. seem wrong. but. just don't. let me. get to shape out to stay active. and engaged because betrayal. when something find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. still enough to nearly have a bottle of saudi in china six oir here in the. area . an estimated eighty five percent under a trophy gees are now living in greece.

ukraine or other countries to choose between them to choose between the european and union and russia calling it you know as zero sum game which doesn't make the continent more secure. it was basically a responding to a series of statement that we've been hearing over the last two days here in munich basically from the ukrainian president poroshenko has been lashing out at russia saying that it is destabilizing his own country describe the. crimean peninsula. as an aggression and saying that the russians are not genuine about solving the crisis with heard from the german foreign minister zuma gabrielle's saying that if the russians commit to sending to allow united nations peacekeeping forces be deployed that could pave the way for a gradual lifting of the sanctions many e.u. officials have been very critical over the last few days of russia saying that the blush and. aggressive attitude over the last three years have raised some skepticism among key players in this part of the world about whether it's genuine about any strong. partnership and i think this explains why. was trying to day to day back at those statements s

men's team beat the soviet union in the little game we like to call "miracle on ice."uys, back to you and that awesome team. >> all right, you guys, the golden girls are here. they are fresh off their big win. >> congratulations. >> ladies! all right, maddie, or as i like to say rooney, rooney, rooney. maddie, you had the save of your life. >> yeah. >> i went up and saw your mom and dad who were up in the seats and they were -- you were sitting there, you had that -- you had to have that one save. you said something to yourself, i thought, before she came at you. what were you saying before that last shot? >> i kind of just was looking over at the bench and seeing all of them point at me just saying one more and we're gold medalists. >> one more. >> was the whole thing a blur, that last shot? >> it was totally a blur. after the celebration and everyone sprinting at me, it was an undescribable feeling. >> and the lamoureux twins, you each got a gold, one for each of you. what was the experience like? >> it's amazing, obviously. jocelyn and i have a unique journey, but t

live on our sky 6 hd camera in chester at the talon energy stadium the home of the philadelphia union which is their first game on saturday at 7:00 p.m. and that place is packed and the storm will be gone as conditions dry out for that game. as we head into a new month. i brought in friends and we have the lion and the lambs. >> enters like a lion here. hello to march tomorrow and take a look at the month of march, a preview for you. the average high temperature on the first day of march 48 degrees, we are near 60 and higher than the normal high for the end of march on the 31st that is 58 degrees, we have a preview of april today and average snowfall 2.9 inches for philadelphia. and yes it could snow in march. and 80 minutes of daylight is gained from start to finish. a big positive for the month of march. trenton 62 and wilmington 61 and cooler to the south. and satellite and rain to the south and the beginning stages of the storm. a piece of energy that develops a coastal storm off to the northern and east starting to tomorrow night. for tonight partly cloudy and mild. 41 allentown and 42 in reading and 43 i

didn't have its own flag it was just following the breakup of the soviet union well here's how fans back to the present reacted after the historic game. the winter olympics in south korea then all wrapped up now but it appears that the diplomacy is continuing the good news out of there about that today north korea said it's ready for talks with the united states no it was a nonstarter the country's officials met with south korean diplomats at those games in pyongyang not everyone happy to see the north korean delegation though there were protests of the south korean border town against the visit scuffles also broke out between some protesters and the police i spoke to independent china specialist andrew learned he told me about the controversies that may shadow any north korea u.s. talks however. as far as the essentials are concerned of course the united states want to trump the sanctions and use military coercion is what i mean for the national issues it depends on what kind of a deal the united states. with north korea the united states obviously want that north koreans to abandon all of its nuclear arsenal banding all descriptive

no because the view of the european union commission and ireland is playing political games with an importantn this road, no need for a hard border with border posts and everything else, in that report they make it clear that technology is there for us to make this very relaxed and straightforward and if we manage to control and get after illegal arms and illegal drugs crossing the border by dealing with the irish gardai and police service away from the border, it is even easier to deal with legitimate products crossing the border. there is no need and this has been conjured up for one reason only, the idea is to use this as a stick to beat a dog to tell the british government they have to leave ireland in the customs union and get us to change our mind. it will not happen and there is no need for a hard border. you mention social media earlier, that was iain duncan—smith and we have been getting some tweets from people who say, this is making ireland suffer because of decisions were taken in england, in the rest of the uk, and they will have a country divided because of brexit? that is a fee