when we're trying to partner an international city with a u.s. city in terms of the city pair program, if there are already sister cities, that's a bonus. it's just to say that the network, i think it succeeds because it's not trying to take the place of any other network. and we encourage the institute for strategic dialogue to be friendly with any and all other etworks out there. >> my anderson. retired foreign service officer. is your model applicable to other global problems, and if so, is state using your model to attack other global issues? i'm thinking particularly of the climate change issue. i have read a lot of -- many american cities and governors and mayors seem interested in that issue. wonder if they are partnering at all with counterpart cities through state? if so, is there a possibility of fatigue in terms of foreign cities, especially, being asked to partner with state on problem x, y, or z, do you see that a problem? michael: i think that we didn't invent the two-way exchange, he twinning program. i honestly don't know who started s

this two way exchange program has connected about 20 cities around the world with u.s. counter parts. our embassy identify the international cities first and work with dhs to identify -- we work with dhs to identify the appropriate u.s. partner city. we try to identify cities with complementary skill sets and those that express an interest in maintaining a connection beyond the exchange. these cities aren't necessarily part of the strong cities network. some of them are and we those who are not we encourage them to join. one point i want to mention is when people think of cities to partner with international cities, the first one may be like los angeles or minneapolis. when you have repeated delegations going to the same city, that's taxing on their schedules and we want connections that people who have the time, capacity to engage their international counter parts. let's say today we exchange business cards. we want connections where when we introduce them to their u.s. counter parts they have the ability and the interest in following up and forming partnerships that re

so u.s. cities, canada, like the caribbean, and you know, mayor burke and his staff are reaching out to several corporations. it's just to say that we do -- we are going to lean heavily on the mayors for those engagements. hopefully, the network's just over two years old. when i took over, we had about 37 members. now we have about 125. we probably have a good 20 to 30 other cities that are kicking the tires on joining the network. but i think that it's something that if i could report back to you in a year or two, with the progress we have made, and certainly, just like us with our foreign assistance, companies aren't necessarily walking around with a checkbook looking to, you know, there's a long process for them to determine who they want to donate to. so we have to -- or the strong cities network has to figure out the rules and apply. so it's just to say that a lot of work remains to be done. >> thank you for your remarks. miles smith from internews. we are one of the implementers in this space.

you know and destroy u.s. citiesis united states going to still be willing to help south korea so that's the fear of the collapse so extended that there is on the side of the united states the lone help the decades long security guarantee and that's the fear of nuclear weapons here about north korea's nuclear weapons capabilities so we do have that trust issue in a very different kind of dimension regarding u.s. capability and willingness to help south korea so that's a very important point to keep in mind that while keeping those concerns in mind conservatives at the same time also advocate perhaps the we should strengthen our independent defense capability so that we will over time gradually reduce the reliance on the united states and that could be actually best interests for the united states and best thing to do to protect american citizens as well when south korea have enough military capability and even possibly some conservatives say if we have our nuclear capability we could protect ourselves better and that

u.s. embassy warning of possible attacks on hotels in the city turning to the u.s. now it's been a year since donald trump was inaugurated and despite trump's protests promised to bring people together the country remains wracked by political division the federal government shut down overnight after congress failed to reach a last minute deal on spending this means government workers are staying home halting all but the most essential operations recriminations have already begun. it was a night of partisan politics at the capitol despite hours of debate and last minute do you miking there was no agreement on a government funding deal these are fifty two days or forty nine. the motion is not agreed the republican leadership couldn't find the sixty votes needed to keep the government open the government shutdown manes hundreds of thousands of public servants night have to stay home artificially. following the senate vote the white house said the democrats were behaving like obstructionist loses its words were echoed by the republican senate laid out what we've just wi

well the u.s. city of rockford in the midwestern state of illinois the nation's most violent small city well now the police force there is taking a new approach to cutting crime john hendren went to meet some of the officers moving into rufford's most violent neighborhoods. this is probably the most dangerous city you've never heard of according to the f.b.i. as uniform crime report last year rockford illinois is the most violent u.s. city with a population under two hundred thousand block for block more perilous than los angeles or chicago so this midwestern town has launched the most extreme form of community policing in america everybody grab one toy. rockford has officers like eric thurman moving into high crime neighborhoods. i do that too. i can't dance forging ties with a community that is often viewed with suspicion yes have a good day normal if there's a shooting in the neighborhood everyone's out. but we go talk to people interview them and what happened no one saw anything or no one heard any

coming up tuesday morning, a look at the rising cost of housing in u.s. cities and how it is impacting the middle class . joining us will be the hills national correspondent reid wilson. a democratic, smith from illinois will talk but his concerns with the trump administration's science policy. as part of c-span's 50 capital store, georgia lieutenant governor will discuss key public policy issues in the state. be sure to watch c-span's washington journal live at 7:00 eastern tuesday morning. join the discussion. >> now an event previewing -- cities include kellyanne conway, nancy pelosi and senator shelley moore capito and angus

dickerson: just few months away from crossing the threshold to putting u.s. city of nuclear attack. where are we now on that timeline? >> that remains the same. dickerson: still a few months away from that? >> yes, sir. dickerson: what is few, three or four? >> i can't give you that kind of certainty. >> dickerson: north korean soldiers some have sprinted to freedom, what are we learning from them? >> two things. that the team would identify is that this is a -- we talk about the nuclear force, it's the big focus but i will promise you secretary mattis and our team never forgets they have enormous conventional capacity has well, that threatens not only south korea but other neighbors. we -- i don't wanted to on the show here tell you but we have what we think very good tea saysment of their military capability. how ready those enormous forces are. >> dickerson: you said in december the president's tweets actually helped the cia execute its mission. this week, the president tweeted about the nuclear button, how does that help the c iota do it mission? >> yes, sir. that tweet is compl

met with ninety five year old margaret weisshaar in the u.s. city of washington d.c. she was among those first working to up hold the memory of the victims. margaret meissner was born in austria and grace impractical slovakia's in one nine hundred thirty four the growing anti semitism in her city became more and more noticeable so markets mother center to paris and joined a year later. but the influence of the nazis was soon felt in france as well. one day margetts mother received a letter so i went to the police station with her and us the will you take care of since none of your business. and where you. go so here i was burma served my mother was gone we had no money markets mother was deported two girls in ten months camp in southern france margaret was eighty years old alone and had to find a way out of europe she fled paris on a bicycle at the same time her mother succeeded in escaping the internment camp by some miracle the mother and daughter found each other just twelve kilometers from google. together they made their way to spain where they found a way to tra

to find a solution to this latest shutdown crisis thousands have taken to the streets of major u.s. cities for the second so-called women's march are you it's been a year since the first women's march sold people around the world demonstrating against donald trump's election the demonstrations at that time were aimed at raising awareness about sexism and minority rights something protest is today have been saying hasn't improved in the first year of trump's administration. well to w.'s alexander phenomena is that women's march placed them on that's happening in washington alexandra this march has a track change and similar marches around the country have attracted nearly the same number of protesters that they did last year why is there less interest this year. well first of all we have to say that this is only one of many protests that are taking place this weekend in the united states and actually the main march is scheduled to take place to morrow in las vegas so it will be interesting to see how many people will show up there and then of course we have to admit that the situation the m

scramble to find a solution to this latest crisis thousands are taking to the streets of major u.s. cities for a second so-called women's march it's been one year since the first women's marcelle people around the world demonstrate against election demonstrations were aimed at raising awareness about sexism and minority rights something protesters say hasn't improved in the first year of trump's administration. phone number has been following the latest from washington for us under great to see you we are now one year into the trump administration but with demonstrations like that women's march it seems like the country is more divided than ever what are you hearing on the ground about how people are feeling about this first year of trump. as you said after the election president trump promised to unite the country and today i talked to protesters here in washington and they told me that they think that this goal has not been achieved they told me that they think that president trump's first year in office was a disaster some of them told me that they think that donald trump is a sexist an

moment on a solution to this latest shutdown crisis thousands have taken to the streets of major u.s. cities for the second so-called women's march it's being exact two years since the first women's march for people around the well demonstrating against donald trump selection the demonstrations were aimed at raising awareness about sexism and minority rights something that the protesters today are saying hasn't area say that to americans in two canadians kidnapped in the north of the country have been freed the four were in the state of could do know when they were seized in an ambush on tuesday two of them police escorts was shot dead in the incident one person has been arrested in connection with the kidnapping. pope francis has arrived in northern fruit for the next leg of his tour of the country the area was hit by devastating floods nearly a year ago the pontiff said he would come to pray with those who had lost so much. veteran irish politician gerry adams has handed over the leadership of the nationalists fame party to mary lou mcdonald adams lead the party for thirty four years and w

today philadelphia announced it wants to be the first city in the u.s. to setup a safe injection site for drug users. but as nbc 10's denise nakano shows us, the two sides of this debate are very far apart. >> reporter: the city's announcement is the first step in creating a safe injection site in philadelphia. we talked to both advocates and opponents here in kensington, the epicenter of the opioid and heroin epidemic. the fight to keep people from dying in the worst public health crisis the city has ever seen gained momentum. >> it's going to save lives. >> reporter: the task force recommended a supervised safe injection site in philadelphia. it would be the first in the nation. >> we want people someplace safe, someplace someone can help them when they're ready. >> reporter: it can help people struggling like francis conner. >> i don't want to we taken into custody. my daughter cries every night why can't you stop getting high. >> reporter: they'll push for injection sites that can provide trained staff that can immediately respond to an overdose, redu

to find a solution to this latest shutdown crisis thousands have taken to the streets of major u.s. cities for the second so-called women's mob should be you know you may remember since the first women's march. so people around the world demonstrating against donald trump selection for demonstrations aimed at raising awareness about sexism and minority rights something protesters say hasn't improved in the first year of trump's ministration. alexandr phenomenon is that women's march in washington. promising a year ago to bring america together it seems the country is divided as ever what are you hearing from the demonstrators around you. that's exactly what i'm hearing from protesters here as you can see behind me the demonstration that has already started but people are still arriving and when we look at the picture behind me you can see the dads the numbers are lower that the picture is different that what we sold last year after president strums integration when people were mad shocked the spirit that presidents trump was elected as the president of the united states i talked to a coupl

for example, not only is my family mixed status, where se of my siblings are u.s. citior legal permanent residents, but we are also talking about military families. i represent clients now, who mother is undocumented and t children -- one is in the ar and the other is a u.s. mari they tell me i want to make that my mom can be protected i can do my job defending my they have told me that i am afraid of my own government ripping apart my family than enemy abroad. this is what we are talking cesar vargas: uh -- i am. i am. soledad: that was a big pause before you said "i am." 2019. cesar vargas: there are plenty of reasons to turn your back a say forget this. soledad: so if there are all not optimistic, why would you optimistic? cesar vargas: because if the is anything my mom has taught me, it is to keep fighting f the american dream. when one door closes, another door opens. and we need to make sure tha are pushing for that, despite what is happening, because t american dream is at stake a we cannot give up on that. soledad: cesar vargas, so ni to have you. cesar vargas:

because like city officials, they're discussing the potential for philadelphia to become the first u.s. city to open a supervised safe injection site. something that the city's new district attorney larry krasner spoken out in favor of >> he's open to the idea but wants to be clear that he wants to work closely with many different holders to make it happen in the most safe and effective way. >> reporter: the idea is these sites would provide a supervised location to use her win free of risk of prosecution. >> there is they don't safe injection sites, because overdoses there will be negative things. >> reporter: the feedback from the self proclaimed users was diverse and most told i guess so it would only be effective coupled with counseling. >> it can help you get into a apartment and, >> you're saying there has to be more than letting people. there has to be a ladder >> yes. >> reporter: mayor kenney told us city officials recently visited vancouver where they're utilizing safe injection sites. we also spoke with police commissioner richard ross who was very clear in telling us, quote, i ha

the test is only running in six u.s. cities. and wall street appears to open hire this morning. the market falling yesterday with the nasdaq snapping a winning streak. back over to you. >> thanks, kate. >>> 5:25 and nbc 10 news today following two breaking news for you. a suspect is barricaded in a home right now after shooting at police for four hours. and heart take in the rubble. an overnight fire ripped through a diner leaving the owner wondering, what's next. >>> forced to shelter in place. a neighborhood is on lockdown after a suspect shoots at police and shuts themselves inside a home. >> heart ache in the flames. a fire destroys a popular south jersey diner levering a family wondering what's next. >>> and fast spreading flu. the deadly strain is wreaking havoc in our area. how to protect yourself if people around you get sick. >> we're washing down the desk. wash your hands. >> let's get right to bill henley with the most accurate nbc 10 forecast. the warmup continues. >> yeah, a warm start. we were in the teens and 20s yesterday morning. it's also the lehigh valley at 3

because like city officials, they're discussing the potential for philadelphia to become the first u.s. city to open a supervised safe injection site. something that the city's new district attorney larry krasner spoken out in favor of >> he's open to the idea but wants to be clear that he wants to work closely with many different holders to make it happen in the most safe and effective way. >> reporter: the idea is these sites would provide a supervised location to use her win free of risk of prosecution. >> there is they don't safe injection sites, because overdoses there will be negative things. >> reporter: the feedback from the self proclaimed users was diverse and most told i guess so it would only be effective coupled with counseling. >> it can help you get into a apartment and, >> you're saying there has to be more than letting people. there has to be a ladder >> yes. >> reporter: mayor kenney told us city officials recently visited vancouver where they're utilizing safe injection sites. we also spoke with police commissioner richard ross who was very clear in telling us, quote, i ha

we traveled to u.s. cities bringing the book seem to our viewers. you can watch more of our visit that c-span.org/citiestour. >>, speeches from world leaders of the world economic forum in douglas, switzerland. president trump followed by lunch president emmanuel macron. and after that, attorney general jeff sessions talk about immigration reform and the daca program. president trump addressed participants on the final day of the world economic forum and august, switzerland. after his speech, the president sat down for a brief q&a session. this is about 35 minutes. ♪

although the president trump has repeatedly railed against the carnage of crime in the u.s. citiesall, u.s. violent crime has gone substantially down. we are far lower than we were at any point since 1991 with the exception of 2015, when three cities experienced significant spikes in homicides, driving homicide increases across the entire country. both in chicago and washington, d.c. has since improved. chicago slightly improved. both this you have highs per capita murder rate in a long time. but in none of the three cities was it immigration, whether document or undocumented, immigrants that drove the rise in violent crime. rather, what the three cities had in common was high income and racial inequality, declining populations, high poverty and unemployment rates well above the national average, and very historic troubled relations between residents and police. these conditions are conducive to rise in crime. there is no evidence whatsoever that undocumented residents account for a significant amount of crime, violent crime in the united states. in fact, the vast majority of crimi

many hotel workers in major u.s. cities are already wearing panic button. almost 50% reported some kind of sexual harassment or assault by guests including men answering the door naked or assaulting female workers in the hotel room. >> we still think a lot of women are finding their voice. we see that definitely in the hotel industries. >> reporter: assembly member hayward co-sponsored this bill that's said to be introduced tomorrow. california hotels, motels and bed and breakfast would be required to provide this panic button for the workers. >> thank you. president trump's tax overhaul has a component that's especially painful for californians. democrats in sacramento are attempting to fight back. federal law has allowed people to deduct state and local taxes from the federal tax bills. president trump's tax plan caps the deduction at $10,000. more than a third of california tax players claim a deduction nearly twice that month. democrats want to allow californ californians to make a donation to announce over that $10,000 limit. he's running for u.s. sena

years we've traveled to u.s. cities bringing the literary scene and historic viewers. our you can watch more of our visits c-span.org/citiestour. weekend, c-span's cities tour takes you to newport, rhode island. of our coxlp communications cable partners, we'll explore newport's rich scene and historic sights. watch c-span's cities tour of island, nexte weekend on book tv on c-span2 sunday afternoon at 2:00 on american history tv on c-span3. working with our cable affiliates as we explore america. [captions performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2017] >> c-span's washington journal live every day with news and policy issues that impact you. coming up saturday morning, we'll discuss the possibility of congress reviving legislative earmarks with citizens against waste president thomas schatz and krista case the christian science monitor will talk about efforts the city of st. louis, missouri, to improve race relations after the riots in ferguson. and chris walsh talks about jeff sessions' decision to reverse federal

immigration into the united states although, the president trump repeatedly reigned against the crime in u.s. citiesher all u.s. violent crime has gone substantially down. we are far lower than at any point since 1991 with the exception of 2015 when three cities experienced significant spikes in homicides, driving homicides increased in the entire homicide inkrecreases in the entire coun, baltmore, chicago and washington, d.c. washington, d.c., has since improve and chicago he has slightly improved and baltimore this year has the highest per capita murder rate than it has in a long time. but for those cities, whether it is documented or the undocumented immigrants that drove the violent crime, but rather what the three cities have in common is the duration, and the equality and the declining population, and high poverty and employment rates well above the national average and very historically troubled relations be between the residents and the police. and these conditions are conducive to the rise in crime can, and there is no evidence whatsoever that undocumented residents account for significant

u.s. has branded a distraction. at least twenty seven people have been killed by a car bomb in libya the blast in the eastern city of benghazi struck worshipers who were leaving a mosque after evening prayers a second car bomb exploded just a half an hour later injuring security and ambulance personnel the u.s. justice department us confirmed attorney general jeff sessions was questioned last week over alleged collusion between donald trump's presidential campaign and russia it's believed to be the first time a member of tom's cabinet has been questioned in the inquiry which is led by former f.b.i. director robert mueller. venezuela's president says he is ready to run for reelection nicolas maduro is yet to be formally nominated by his ruling socialist party the presidential elections are due to be held by the end of april you have to see it with headlines on al-jazeera the stream is next stay with us. we understand the differences. and the similarities of cultures across the world so no matter how you take it. we'll bring you the news and current affairs that matter to you. ok and you are in the stream where we are

, but literally dozens of u.s. cities and destroy them if he would use to.ou can't allow that to happen. you ask what do we do. i think the sanctions, and it has to start with sanctions and diplomatic efforts. it was interesting, as we have seen some of these oil tankers that have been secretly refueling north korea. look, if you think china wasn't aware of that, then you don't understand the chinese leaders. they are certainly aware. they are aware of everything that happens within their country. they are certainly aware that they had some ships that were coming out and refueling these north korean tankers. i think they were testing us. when i say them, i mean the chinese leaders. they were pledging they would enforce the sanctions for they have not been honest with us in the past. again, i think they were testing us to see if we would hold them accountable. we have impounded two of those ships now. president trump has been very clear in the world community, calling chinese leaders out on this, pointing out what they have done. it's important that he does t

now the u.s. city of rockford and the midwestern state of illinois is the nation's most violent small city now the police force there is taking a unique approach to cutting crime john hendren went to meet some of the officers moving into its most violent neighborhoods. this is probably the most dangerous city you've never heard of according to the f.b.i.'s uniform crime report last year rockford illinois is the most violent u.s. city with a population under two hundred thousand block for block more perilous than los angeles or chicago so this midwestern town has launched the most extreme form of community policing in america everybody grab one toy. rockford has officers like eric thurman moving into high crime neighborhoods. to do that to. me i can't dance forging ties with a community that is often viewed with suspicion yes have a good day normal if there's a shooting in the neighborhood everyone's out. but we go talk to people interview them and what happened no one saw anything or no one heard anyth

similar protests are being held in major u.s. cities today.his follows a wave of violent clashes in iran that began over economic issues and soaring unemployment. president trump is supporting the anti-government protest. iran's supreme leader says enemies of iran are behind the uprising. >>> it may be the dead of winter but many local students are already thinking about summer jobs. prince georges county kicked off their summer job today. the program gives hundreds of teens paid jobs in fields like government, business and i.t. they'll also learn how to manage their money. >> you can give so much back. it's to the community. it's to the children. when you see what comes out of it, >> applications open february 1st. >>> we've got one big winner and tens of millions of hopeful winners ahead of tonight a massive power ball drawing. somebody won the $450 million mega millions last night. he are the numbers. 28, 30, 39, 59, 70, and the power ball was 10. the 7/11 in florida sold last night's winning ticket f. your luck ran outlast night, you've go

what is it that strikes you about how they are they dropped in a u.s. city and then what happens to them. first of all i got thanks for hosting us you're welcome definitely families when they first come here they are anxious they are nervous they don't know what to expect they have a lot of questions they want answers. they might have had some sort of orientation back home about what is life like can be us but of course it's not the same until you lands and then you are faced with the day to day struggles that would say a lot of times they have a lot of questions that they need answers to what do you think you knew about the u.s. before you got here. i thought like life here would be more is here but i faced some difficulties even even though i i knew how to speak and was but living here is challenging you have to get to know to the city to the transportation. i wasn't able to drive and i had to learn how to drive here and i got a lot of tickets you. know just could you tell the offices i just got here i should really deserve a ticket did you manage to get o

it has been the voice of cities in the global climate debate since 1995. the u.s. has launched more than two decades ago and looks back on fruitful cooperation with cities across the country. this showed that climate action is unstoppable and irreversible. and it shows that like-minded been leadership has beneficial across the globe. i am convinced that we are still all in. movement has been vital. i therefor applaud the mayorsries to the u.s. and governors united in their support for a better climate future and i think those leaders from u.s. cities and states who came to bonn and stood by their peers from all over the world. des moines, new york city, pittsburgh and california as well as oregon and washington. over 330 localof and regional leaders from more than 60 countries who mated to the climate summit of local and regional leaders on november 12, last year. the organization's , the summit was a dedication andf drive unprecedented in number and diversity of local and regional leadership. the commitment expresses our willingness to be full partners in the proce

. >>> ally time square ball drop is a tradition, u.s. citiesittle more creative when it comes time to ring in the new year. >>> on fox 5 meet two stars from the new show la to vegas, a look at some meal prep tricks and tips to jump start the new year, if hitting the gym is on your resolution list, we'll take a look at trendy options, kicking off former at 4:25 a.m. former at 4:25 a.m. . >>> different cities have different ways of ringing in the new year and gone above and beyond. in atlanta they do the peach drop. alabama a 600 pound moon pie. in raleigh. it was fitting they rang in the year with a giant acorn and memphis, a giant guitar. disberg pennsylvania they drop a pickle >> the shoe in key west. that's a big one >> the orange in miami >> yeah. >> we did miss that >> it's going to be really cold overnight. we're talking teens and single digits, 28 tomorrow, that's with mostly sunny skies. little bit warmer hopefully we get to freezing and above on wednesday, and then possibility of a light snow wednesday night, thursday morning, that stor

it wants to become the first u.s. city to allow supervised injection sites. that's where users can she shoot up heroin under the supervision avenue doctor who can administer counter drugs if necessary. officials claim the highly controversial program is a life-saving strategy and pathway to treatment. >>> a new york city tax driver right here in a lot of trouble tonight after officials found hundreds of thousand of dollars worth of crystal meth. new jersey prosecutors say jirad nolasco pulled over yesterday in fort lee in connection with a drug operation. they say police found 10 pounds of meth worth about 800 to us san dollars. along with 4 grams of cocaine right in his car. nolasco facing several drug charges. >>> we are following a developing story now out of kentucky as tragedy strikes a high school there. two students are dead and 17 people are injured. another school shooting. this time it happened in ben top, kentucky that's northwest of nashville. employees say the shooter, 15-year-old student, had a gun. they say he began shooting at students gathere

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. >>> city of philadelphia officially announced it wants to be first u.s. city to allow supervised drug injection sites, to combat opioid epidemic. they are taking recommendation of the mayor's opioid task force and are seeking site operators. >> stand alone, solution, but it is one part of an overall strategy. we have an obligation to do everything that we can to prevent those people from dying. >> critics say allowing people to inject themselves under the supervision of the doctor or nurse may under mine prevention and treatment. pennsylvania attorney general josh shapiro is not embracing the idea and says in the statement sanctioning a safe injection site presents public safety concerns and changes in state and federal law would need to occur for these sites to operate legally. there is no clear evidence that they provide any effective path to treatment. >>> philadelphia's mayor jim kenney took time today to visit with mens of the cities future. "eyewitness news" at independence charter school west on chester avenue. mayor did some reading with the students a

philadelphia, by the way, has the highest opioid death rate of any large u.s. city. more than 1,200 people died last year. you can see our award winning coverage of the epidemic's impact on local families right now on the free nbc 10 app. >>> all right, i think it's safe to say eagles fans have a bit of a rough reputation in the nfl. >> i think that's true, but if you look at the entire country it seems the eagles are on the team taking on the evil empire. in the battle of cheese steak versus chowder a lot of people say they're tired of seeing tom brady and belechick hoist up the lombardy trophy. >> this is shot at redemption. spyigate, belechick, and all the championships that came after. >> tom's got enough rings. he doesn't need another ring. >> this is our time to shine. we got this. >> exactly, go eagles. >> we want it bad and we're going to get it. >> by the way, we're still asking for your renditions of the eagles fight song, and the response continues to be massive. you got to train them while they're young. the kids at east bradford elementary in westchester

. >>> american airlines has announced it will offer flights from philadelphia to seven new u.s. citieserican will also add several overseas destinations including prague. >>> eric lin drousky is just the sixth to have his number retired. >> ladies and gentlemen, eric lindros. >> his number 88 went up in the rafters forever last night. here's what he had to say when the crowd finally quieted down. >> thank you for this honor to be up there with the greats that are up there already. it's truly an honor. thank you very much. thank you very much. >> all right, and that celebration continued because right after the ceremony the flyers took on the maple leaves and they won in over time. joel embiid is in selection for the first time. you might remember embiid asking his crush out only to have the pop star say she wouldn't go out on a date because he wasn't an all-star. what's up with that now, joel? >> she denied me back then. i'll have to bypass her and move onto the next one. >> anything you'd like to say? >> embiid and the sixers avoided getting swept in the sear ezsweep by the celtics. >

. >> philadelphia wants to be the first u.s. cityo do this pennsylvania attorney general josh shapiro is not embracing the idea and says in the statement sanctioning a safe injection site presents significant public safety concerns and changes in state and federal law would need to occur for these sites to operate legally. there is no clear evidence that they provide an effective path to treatment. >>> and a new national anthem controversy is brewing for the nfl. >> this one doesn't involve the players protesting. see the ad banned from the super bowl and why the league rejected it. >>> is a wardrobe change in william penn's future? mayor decision about whether the iconic statue will bleed green for the bird, kate. >>> in the wake of this morning's rain we have our system clearing but much colder air moving in, and drastic drop in temperatures from today, to tomorrow, i'll tell you just how cold it will be and how long cold air will stick around. >>> and talk about a slippery situation, see what happens next as that bus sliding down