insufficient protection against violent protesters and forced the university to cancel the speech. >> the university police department and the city of berkeley new darn well what to expect. they knew the size of the crowd to expect and they even went so far as to tell the crowd what the size of the police force was going to be. >> reporter: in addition, the other plaintiffs claim that all of these were injured and fletcher was beaten unconscious. attorney say to the lawsuit they are hoping to get back any medical expense for the class, but they say this case is more than being about money.>> it is to change the administrators not just at berkeley, but the entire system.>> reporter: the uc berkeley police department and others are also listed in the lawsuit and the case could take years to resolve. >>> a high school wrestler is paralyzed from the neck down during a wrestling match. coming up next what we are learning about how it happened and how he is doing.>>> at this monument there is a new rule about coming here. it is kind of a restriction, but only for those who drive. >>> we have some sprinkles out there this morning and we

the creation of some 50,000 jobs. >> more jobs means more money for people. >> reporter: city in october pitched two sites, for business campus they say navy yard would make sense. the university city would offer a neighborhood environment. >> we have done our analysis and we think that talent, maine built, location, transportation makes us competitive begins everybody else. >> reporter: city has not disclosed what types of incentive is it put on the table to beat out the rest. leaders expect a conference call with amazon possibly tomorrow. what about philadelphia do you think makes us stan out. >> first of all the history of the country. second of all it is a great size. >> reporter: governor tom wolf weighed in on the news today, i read in part pennsylvania's strategic location in the heart of the east coast nationally ranked educational institutions and a work force equipped to support future get makes it prime for amazon's second headquarters in north america. little play on word there by the governor. now delaware was not successful in making that top 20 list but in a statement, did they its full expert behind philadelphia. possibly securing hq2 for amazon's second global

i am i only talks to katrina rita shaima who is taking legal steps against the university she believes the campus and the city's police took insufficient action during the process but when the attack started especially after i was pepper sprayed i was completely incapacitated there was nothing i could do to defend myself so i had no choice but to turn around and just face the barricade i was worried about what was happening to my husband it turned out he was just a few feet away from me being beaten worse than any of us he was beaten unconscious afterwards by the police both the city and the campus police were clearly inadequate given what happened then injuries that were sustained right i saw personally it was police initially standing outside of the building that they later locked us out of my father and their knowledge on the way and by the time the attack actually started they were nowhere to be seen they had locked themselves inside the building and wouldn't give us any aid at all university of california berkeley has declined to comment the city of berkeley previously filed court my shins seeking to dismi

provided insufficient protection against violent protesters forcing the university to cancel the speech. >> university police department in the city of berkeley police department knew darn well what to expect. they knew the size of the crowd to expect and they went so far as to tell the press with the size of the police force was going to be. >> reporter: in addition, the other plaintiffs are john jennings, trevor hatch and donald fletcher. the lawsuit claims all were injured and that fletcher was beaten unconscious.>> this is to change the administrators. >> among those named any luster the you will see board of regents, you will see president , and the berkeley and uc berkeley police departments. the case could take years to resolve. >> rob, any response from any of the named in the lawsuit? >> no. the people we called said they have not received the lawsuit so they cannot comment on something they have not seen. perhaps by next week we should your comments. >>> a man charged in the christmas eve crash that killed a chp officer in hayward appeared in court today. the 22-year-old said and he will chair in court. you did not enter

earlier today at the square, the university city, and the dogpark got to see the bus and leave a message for the team. and you have more chances to see it tomorrow. check it out in montgomery county. later it goes other to villanova university and it will end up in suburban square. as tim said it never gets old. brutally cold stretches, but that won't be the case this weekend. live now, steve, they can expect some mild conditions on sunday. >> that's right. this is the first live shot of 2018 where i have not had to wear gloves or multiple players. in fact i took a layer off. i think the images tell the story here. the blue sky, the story, the backdrop, the electricity in the air. philadelphia has an exciting weekend ahead because of the eagles but because we're finally thawing out. let's look at some weather graphics for you. let's look at this game an the last two at home. it has feels like temperatures around two degrees. but this weekend it will feel like 48. that is the new 70 around here. as we break down the quarter by quarter forecast, the kick off temperature at 59. halftime 46,

the city today. the areas not treated have icy patches taking people by surprise. >> these are the sounds from across the city from the peco building to universityy, as people work the salt and scrape out of the wintery mix. >> i have seen so many people wipe out. i hope i get to my class on time. >> you could see the ice everywhere. these drexel students tread carefully on sidewalks. >> they have to catch their footing. >> the timing of today's mixed precipitation is what hurt most. here in hunting park, you could see a volume at rush hour. the streets department began their salting operation early in the day to brine 70 trucks with 35,000-tons of salt at their disposal. they kept going into the night. >> it's the cold ground, untreated asphalt. >> septa didn't feel a major impact and had employees working overtime in anticipation of icy conditions. two weeks into january and drivers know to be prepared. >> i had a problem with a battery, so i have one in case anything happens. this is my second battery. >> in rittenhouse square, not only are the people having problems with the ice and snow, pets are too. >> they might get a trip back in your a

eyes-a moment captured on camera and included in the civil rights lawsuit against the university, the police, the city the mayor of berkeley and others2:44:04 our purpose is to vindicate their constitutional right to be able to attend any public meeting they want to attend without fear of violence from groups who are opposed to the message they want to sharethe lawyers say that by presenting this lawsuit, they hope to guarantee free speech without violence, while also holding the university and the city accountable for what happened to redelsheimer and others 3:07:14 i want to see people being able to exercise their rights under the law, being able to speak freely all that stuff without threats of violencethe university, city and mayor said they could not comment on pending litigation and it's a lawsuit that could take years to resolve in berkeley, camila bernal kron 4 news (grant) a high school athlete is in intensive care at john muir medical center after being paralyzed during a wrestling match last week. (catherine) kron4's maureen kelly went to college park high school in pleasant hill -- where s

they claim the university and city of berkeley failed to protect people trying to attend the right-wing commentator's events last february. they say they suffered concussions, broken bones, cuts and burns when they were beaten and pepper sprayed. police canceled his appearance. >>> today's morning money report. wall street hit a new milestone passing the 26,000 mark after the opening bell. it's jumped 42%, 8,000 since president trump was elected in 2016. financial experts say the trump administration's business-friendly policy and tax cuts are fueling this growth. >>> citigroup says it plans to boost pay for women and minorities in the u.s., britain and germany. it's an effort to close the gender pay gap. the move follows shareholder pressure in all three of those countries. >>> this morning airbnb announcing a new payment option. you can make a deposit had when booking your rental and pay the rest close to the actual reservation date. they tested this and found 40,000 guests opted for that option and they found more bookings were made further in advance. the move is an effort to attrac

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that can say that with a big change in your home city have done the end of your names for the better many things moving forward you know in the university and in the city also and the rise of you know well i mean he is. a much blighted city its history is one of blighted which is you know there's a kind of parallel element but i have with my city that we're survivors and they're called on to the city of discovery but i i think it's a city of survival actually and it's always come through because the people are great. you know it was the most corrupt city in scotland in the main nine hundred sixty s. i mean literally the labor party a corrupt labor party literally destroyed the city in the mid and it was like the biggest car park in europe no exchange and you know you mention it we're told in our book arising from the love of china. we've funked and we have aspect of the tape which was never there before you know you couldn't see the t.v. you know but we have this great frontage now and it's fantastic what do you think would be any will be as influential in the india's let's say the guggenheim as i have no question of that i mean i think

they claim that the university and the city of berkeley failed to protect people trying to attend the yiannopoulous they say they were beaten and pepper sprayed. agitators joined a peaceful protest against yiannopoulous. >>> a man faces attempted murder charges in the beating of his mother. police say brian bertoli punched her in a parking lot yesterday. officers found him covered in blood. they had to use a stun gun on him. his mother suffered severe cuts and bruising. >>> dozens of students and staff at a san francisco elementary school are sick. according to the district 57 people have gotten sick. 53 are students. symptoms were first seen when everyone came back from winter break last week. the school disinfected the entire campus over the weekend. >>> we'll start with the temperatures out there that are anywhere from 4 to about 11 degrees warmer than yesterday. with us in the 50s we're not that far from our average highs this time of year. 54 to 56. a very narrow range all across san francisco right now. and the bridge leading into or away from san francisco on the western span h

the university of california berkeley has declined to comment and city of berkeley previously filed court motions seeking to dismiss a similar case but the lawyer representing the victims says they want to send a message to campus stuff and police to do a better job the injuries caused to her clients two of which were beaten unconscious and still suffer from psychological disorders post-traumatic disorders so they are seeking money damages to compensate them for that but the main goal of this case is to send a message to campus police and campus universities that they they have to do their job you know i liken what happened here. the deliberate effort to not intervene and to not do anything to fire them from watching a building on fire with their with their hoses water pouring out of them but they're too afraid to go into the building because they might get hurt it's the goal of law enforcement it's the role of law enforcement i should say to serve and protect the public and they did not do that or that with more news in just a few minutes stay with us. join me every thursday on the alec

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the forecast. a look at sky 6 live at temple university, the center city skyline lit up in eagle green. cool is that? melissa magee has the full accuweather forecast when "action news" comes right back. ♪ ♪ -hey! -♪ but sometimes i realize ♪ that the further i go ♪ the more that i know you prosper. and at santander bank respect adds up. you prosper. the great emperor trekngenon an egg.tion. i think we're getting close! make a u-turn... u-turn? recalculating... man, we are never gonna breed. just give it a second. you can count on geico you saving folks money.ays i'm breeding, man. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. >> the legendary band chicago cut can ribbon to open the parks casino. the space took years of planning but a year to build. >> time for a check of the accuweather forecast with meteorologist melissa magee. we have said it many times, hot yesterday, cold today. nothing gets by me. it's really cold tonight. >> the high today was 61. that was at midnight. the majority of theday, windchills and temperature in the single digits. we are lit up

the middle class and beyond. and so i'm going to make a shameless plug here. the city university of new york, of the top ten institutions in the nation that propelled the lowest quintile of wealth students to the middle class and beyond, cuny was sixth out of the top ten institutions, and we do that at a tuition rate of $6,200 a year, where 65% of our students pay zero in tuition. and i think we need to think -- we have 275,000 degree-seeking students right now. we need to think more about how we capitalize on these engines of social and economic opportunity that are working today and what kind of support and investments the students need to come to places like cuny and many of our other institutions in this country so they can have the same opportunity that their peers have. >> i'd like to follow up really quickly on a question that vijay and others asked, which is, how do you certify something is the right quality or, like, ansi or others. there is no such thing in education, unfortunately. so you do the best you can. so, we do a couple of things. one is that for the micromaste

none of the news for people to file the lawsuit against the city of berkeley in california and this university for injuries that they claim they received during anti trump riots on the campus there last year the violence erupted over a speech that was to be given at the university by a prominent conservative. we talked to katrina riddle who's taking legal at legal steps i should say against berkeley university. but when the attack started and specially after i was pepper sprayed i was completely incapacitated there was nothing i could do to defend myself so i had no choice but to turn around and just face the barricade i was worried about what was happening to my husband it turned out he was just a few feet away from me being beaten worse than any of us he was being unconscious afterwards by the police both the city and the campus police were clearly inadequate given what happened the injuries that were sustained right i saw personally it was police initially standing outside of the building that they later locked us out of i thought in their knowledge of the way and by the time the attack act

four people are taking legal action against uc berkeley and the city of berkeley, people roughed up in a rally at uc berkeley suing the university. they were going to see a planned appearance at the campus by conservative commentator milo yiannopoulos last february. they say once the riots broke out the city and university failed to protect them. >> the police knew better. they knew so much that they required to have 60 extra policemen at the first sign of trouble right here. >> uc has not commented on the pending lawsuit. >>> another false missile alert, this time in japan. a japanese broadcaster mistakenly sent a notification warning that north korea had fired a missile. phones.. warn this comes just days after a similar mistake caused widespread panic in hawaii when an alert was sent out to over 1 million phones warning people to take cover. that error took over a half hour to correct. the false missile alarm in japan took only five minutes to fix. >>> stores are using new technology to customize your shopping experience. first a virtual memory mirror is giving shoppers a makeover. it would allow shoppers to try on different

. >> reporter: if you're taking a ride on the schuylkill expressway through university city you'll enjoyide. no construction this morning, crews will be out here tonight starting at 9:00, now you're good to go on 7 of at south street. no delays on the rails to speak of across the board just yet. today is the day, the septa phases out sale of tokens. if you don't have a septa key card make sure you get one. >> reporter: satellite and radar we're starting our day off with lots of clouds. it's a little bit damp, not a lot of rain you can see the showers that are moving through the i-95 corridor. more rain out to the west. let's take a look at the temperatures. 44 degrees currently, as you look in the city, it's mild we're looking at 39 degrees in allentown, a little cooler there, 46 in millville. a mild 52 degrees in dover, delaware, i want to show you what's coming our way, storm tracker 6 live showing this rain out to the west, there's snow out behind it, this system is coming our way, as it does we have a mild air flow ahead of it. a little bit of drizzle, but heavy rain monday night int

dancers are celebrating the upcoming chinese new year, they performed for visitors at the penn museum in university city event also included artwork inspired by chinese culture and character writing demonstration, as well >>> ♪ >> fly eagles fly, on the road to victory. ♪ >> e-a-g-l-e-s, eagles. >>> what else is there to do i we are on the road for 17 hours from philadelphia, all the way to the minneapolis. those two guys are our esteemed collogues photographers dan sheridan and mike mcclass ski on their way to cover eagles. you heard right there is a few of the songs they broke out along the way, treating or punishing their followers on twitter. >> yes. >> they seem certainly objective for the big game, don't they. >> well, that is what we do time for a check on sports. you mean game is not tommy was confused. >> the eagles want to play this game tomorrow. they have said they are preparing as if they are playing, on sunday. >> they will play in the parking lot tomorrow. >> they have been ready to go under any circumstance all season when anyone has gone down at any point they have been ready to roll. e

the upcoming chinese new year. they performed there in university city. included art work inspired by chinese culture. time for a look at the forecast with meteorologist cecily tynan and rain moving in. >> let's go live -- not now, but we have a few opportunities for snow. it's february, it's supposed to snow. looking at the center city skyline, we have clouds and a lot of green on the skyline. it's shrouded in green for eagle green, lit up as we say, go eagles waiting for the eagle win. right now we have a slow moving front headed our way. satellite and radar showing it extends all the way to the gulf coast. it's not one big area of rain. basically scattered rain shower in the wee hours of the morning. future tracker showing by 3:00 in the morning, raining in the suburbs an poconos. it clears out quickly, lehigh valley, poconos, northern berks county by 10:00 in the morning. as the system slowly pushes to the east, you will see the rain clearing out. philadelphia, it's over in the afternoon, but we have lingering showers across south jersey and delaware.

. >>> this is new video here of a collision that damaged part of the base of the cira center in university citye crash took down a traffic light and sent an suv up against a coffee house located on the first floor of the highrise. it happened at midnight at 30th and chestnut streets. no one was seriously hurt. >>> also new, a gunman shot a bullet through a front door in west philadelphia striking a person on the other side. it happened last night on the 1200 block of north 56th street. no word on the victim's condition or if police have any suspects in the shooting. >> president trump will stand before congress tonight to deliver his first state of the union address. abc's live coverage will start at 9:00 and john rawlins is there for live coverage. the speech is expected to focus on five key issues jobs the economy and infrastructure trade national security and immigration. the president will tout economic gains and he'll urge democrats to help him "rebuild america's infrastructure" but some democrats will not be in the house attending the speech they're boycotting it in protest of trump's sta

celebration of the chinese new year took place today at the penn museum in university city. t featured martial arts demonstrations, fruit and vegetable carvings arts and crafts an lot more. we asked one woman what the zodiac has to say about dogs that can be applied to the underdogs. >> they work very well and with their team. they're honest, loyal and very friendly. >> all right. the chinese new year traditionally celebrated for 16 days culminating a lantern festival. family time is a big part of the celebration. i'm the year of the pig. did we figure this out. >> i'm a rooster. >> she's a rooster. i'm a pig. >> oxford tiger. >> wait a minute. >> you can't be both. good grieve. that's "eyewitness news". >> i'm a tiger. >> we'll go with tiger. i'm natasha brown, for leslie, lauren and everyone here, we'll see you tomorrow. take care haven't a good night. ♪ be like, you know. front of the line. >> supermarket, ten items or less, pull up with 40 items, gold medal. >> that is right. >> that's what i'm talking about. >> i'm going to try it. >> byron allen, coming to you from ente

. >>> and this is new video of a collision that damaged part of the base of the cira center in university citythe crash took down a traffic light and sent an suv up against a coffee house located on the first floor of the highrise. this happened at midnight at 30th and chestnut streets. no one was seriously hurt. >> president trump will deliver his first state of the union address tonight before a joint session of congress. the president is expected to tout his accomplishments including tax reform. he also told reporters he will cover immigration and trade. there are a handful of democrats boycotting the speech. others in attend dances plan to bring guests meant to represent political issues like dac can the me too movement. our john rawlins is there in washington. you can look for his live reports later today on "action news." >> if you're just waking up you probably missed the snow that came down but a little more is coming, right. >> yeah, a little more out to the of the right west right now. main issue is by the shore. we're looking at snow by the coast at this point and if i give you that

in a big city millions of people are on the move every day. at the hamburg hafen city university researchers are developing digital models that can help architects and city planners streamline urban mobility. one set of tools for example let's planners take residential transit patterns into account when deciding where to build this smart planning table is already helping hamburg improve the cord nation of its construction sites. we're very pleased we've had some astonishing results the program is very intuitive it's similar to a smartphone or tablet anyone can use it it's no problem and it's helped us a lot in terms of court nation. now any city department that is planning some construction work can see what else is scheduled nearby. that way they can keep some streets free of construction so that traffic will still flow. these may all be small improvements but they add up to a city that's on the move. spiralling fashion week and everyone is checking out the latest trends this time it's all about environmentally friendly fashion and sustainability even though it sometimes looks l

crowded field among the 19 other cities are new york, los angeles, chicago, dallas, miami, pittsburgh, and washington, d.c. just to name a few. one at the navy yard, the other in university city. >> we've done our analysis. and we think the talent, mobility, location, transportation, makes us competitive against anybody else. >> amazon estimates it second headquarters will lead to the creation of 50,000 jobs,. >> now 4:50, time for check on business news. >> mine watch's diane king hall joins us from the new york stock exchange, good morning, diane. so after hitting new records on wednesday, wall street did a bit of a about-face yesterday. what were the final numbers? >> good morning, rahel, jim. stocks lost grounds yesterday partly because of worries about a government shutdown. so the dow fell 97 points, the nasdaq shed two-point, and earnings season continued with result from american express. the high end credit card company lost $1.1 billion in it latest quarter marking its first lost in 25 years. like goldman sachs, a.m., blamed recent tax code overhaul for it lost, jim, rahel. >> so diane, frequent-flier, i understand new data on which airline is the best for road

the university by a prominent conservative. we talked to katrina who is taking legal steps against buckley university she believes the compost on the city's police took sufficient action during the protests. but when the attack started and specially after i was pepper sprayed i was completely incapacitated there was nothing i could do to defend myself so i had no choice but to turn around and just face the barricade i was worried about what was happening to my husband it turned out he was just a few feet away from me being beaten worse than any of us he was being unconscious afterwards by the police both the city and the campus police were clearly inadequate given what happened when the injuries that were sustained right i saw personally it was police initially standing outside of the building that they later locked us out of i thought in their knowledge with a wave and by the time the attack actually started they were nowhere to be seen they had locked themselves inside the building and wouldn't give us any aid at all university of california berkeley has declined to comment but the city itself previously filed court motions seeking to d

in a big city millions of people are on the move every day. at the hamburg hafen city university researchers are developing digital models that can help architects and city planners streamline urban mobility. one set of tools for example let's planners take residential transit patterns into account when deciding where to build. the smart planning table is already helping hamburg improve the ct nation of its construction sites. we're very pleased we've had some astonishing results the program is very intuitive it's similar to a smartphone or tablet anyone can use it it's no problem and it's helped us a lot in terms of court nation. business update here in des w. thanks for keeping me company you can always find out more on the line or you visit us on social media i see you in the next hour. in the thick of things but way of. presenting nicole fruition business berlin's legendary costumer flights today because i'm on buses once again one number a landline is distract them interact with others from all over the world but what exactly are they coming to see today we're going to find

all new at 5:00, aundrea cline-thomas spoke with city leaders about the next step. she joins us live in universityamazon's headquarters being here in university city. some folks say making the short list was inevitable. they say the hard work has only just begun. >>> the banners say ambition can't wait. it's more than a slogan. this is one of the sites philadelphia wants ann a.m. son to consider for its second headquarters. today new hopes if you build it, maybe they will come. >> i am so excited. >> reporter: excited that philadelphia made the short list. this is one of 20

earlier clouds moved out and there is sky 6 hd looking live from the temple university camera down to university citysky is so clear you have a clear view of the walt whitman bridge in the distance on the horizon on the right sized injure screen kind of cool. 33 degrees and winds out of the northwest at 10 miles per hour. and it feels like 25 degrees out there. so extra stuff and extra gear. here are the temperatures, freezing mark in trenton and reading and lancaster 31 and 34 in wilmington and millville 35 and dover 37 degrees and 33 in cape may. some of these points in inland south jersey and delaware remain milder the rest of the afternoon. satellite shows you the clouds we had at dawn, but boy did they sweep out and a question as to how much of a run this wave will have at us until sun down. susquehanna river is giving us trouble with an ice jam in place since the deep freeze and with the thaw going on you see breaks in the ice and all of that extra liquid going into the river is pushing water to either side and also the ice blocking up against trees and bridges is guiding water to the sides. so

. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> the eagles green on the buildings in university city, philadelphia. 43 degrees on cityue. staying in the 40's today, much different than yesterday. >> and if you are just waking up and heading out, it is 5:44. matt pelman's got some help as you hit the roads. >> yeah and as our old buddy winnie-the-pooh used to so oh bother but we know that pooh liked honey so he might like this situation because a tractor-trailer overturned about 5:30 last night that was carrying honey and so now there's honey all over the road out here in tinicum township right on the southwest philadelphia border. it's 291, governonr printz boulevard eastbound at scott way by wally park that's impacted. that's where they're trying to clean up this honey. there are restrictions here as you head toward philadelphia international airport. if you're trying to get there, i know you might not have a lot of extra time. head for 95, not 291 eastbound here by wally park this morning as the cleanup continues. elsewhere in delco let's talk construction. couple new water main installation projects got under way

all new at 5:00, aundrea cline-thomas spoke with city leaders about the next step. she joins us live in university city. >> can you imagine amazon's headquarters being here in university city. some folks say making the short list was inevitable. they say the hard work has only just begun. >>> the banners say ambition can't wait. it's more than a slogan. this is one of the sites philadelphia wants ann a.m. son to consider for its second headquarters. today new hopes if you build it, maybe they will come. >> i am so excited. >> reporter: excited that philadelphia made the short list. this is one of 20 cities a.m. sa.m.son is now considering. work continues to sweeten the deal. >> we are certainly looking at this as 50,000 jobs, 8 million square feet, the benefits will outweigh the costs. we'll see what we can provide. >> residents are supporting philadelphia's efforts. benjamin james was in delaware. >> sweeten the deal, perhaps making it good for tax purposes. >> parker already is hopeful about the possibilities tr his children. amaz amazon's headquarters will be a $5 billion investment. a game cha

the british and strategy. four people have filed a lawsuit against the city of berkeley in california this university for injuries they claim they received during anti trump riots on the campus that last year the violence erupted over a speech said to be given at the university by a prominent conservative. we talked to katrina radio show imo who's taking legal steps against university. but when the attack started and specially after i was pepper sprayed i was completely incapacitated there was nothing i could do to defend myself so i had no choice but to turn around and just face the barricade i was worried about what was happening to my husband it turned out he was just a few feet away from me being beaten worse than any of us he was being unconscious the efforts by the police both the city and the campus police were clearly inadequate given what happened the injuries that were sustained what i saw personally was police initially standing outside of the building that they later locked us out of i saw them there their knowledge of the way and by the time the attack actually started they were nowhere to be seen th

the temple university camera. you can see the buildings there in center city. flow in green as we support our eagles, big game tomorrow. meteorologist chris sowers up next in a few minutes with a look at the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. the forecast looking pretty decent. in sports, one more full day to prepare and then it is showtime for the eagles and vikings with a trip to the super bowl here. being this close to the biggest game in their lives, the birds explain what their emotions are. >> i have to make sure that my head is in the right spot. i'm blocking out the noise and telling the players to block it out and focused on my job abdomin telling the team to win a football game. it's a great opportunity for the players and organization. >> i'm excited the opportunity to be with these guys one more time, it's a blessing, it's a great week of work. nighttime game sunday in the link, this is why you play the game, this is what you dream about as a kid. >> we're excited for them go eagles. happening this weekend it's the last chance to check out th

. >> reporter: they brought the concept to university city with dishes like their edemame dumplings. h it off in the oven. they serve cocktails inspired by the night market scene. alcoholic bubble tea is a philadelphia first. >> you'll have something to kind of chew on. >> did you see how wide that straw is. >> yes. >> wow. >> i have to say it's a really good show if you haven't watched it. and danlu looks like a fun place as well. >> come on out. >> free stuff, free food. >> let's take a look outside right now. this is i-95 near bridge street and that accident that we have been showing you just cleared a second ago but you see traffic still really heavy. it's in the process of getting a little better now that that accident has cleared but we're pretty slow already from cottman man to bridge street a few trains late. also expect delays with the patco high speedline because of a burst pipe at the walter rand transportation center. dave, we sure have a lot of those. >> a nonstop story over the last week or so. 27 trees right degrees right now in philadelphia. 19 in allentown, 22 in read

themselves inside the building and wouldn't give us any aid at all the university of california berkeley has declined to comment the city itself previously filed court motions seeking to dismiss a similar case but the lawyer representing the victims says they want to send a message to campus stop and police to do a better job. the injuries caused to our clients two of which were beaten unconscious and still suffer from psychological disorders post-traumatic disorders . so they are seeking money damages to compensate them for that but the main goal of this case is to send a message to campus police and fantasy universities that they they have to do their job you know i liken what happened here the deliberate effort to not intervene and to not do anything to fire a man watching a building on fire with their with their hoses water pouring out of them but they're too afraid to go into the building because they might get hurt it's the goal of law enforcement it's the role of a violent force and i should say to serve and protect the public and they did not do that. bitcoins being on a roller coaster ride as of late wednesday