let's not grease up the whole city, i don't know if that's a good idea. >> phillies pitching legends tug mcgraw famously said you got to believe. doug peterson was a believer in the teams' greatness. he drafted nick foles. >> coach peterson was the only coach who flew down to texas and work me out. coach reid and philadelphia eagles took a chance on me. >> he is not a rookie, he is a veteran player who played a lot of games in the league, he had a pro bowl game a couple of years ago, this is not a rookie we're talking about. >> we have enough pieces around here, nick can be nick, nick is a hell of a football player. >> foles sealed the awesome night by kissing his wife on the field. >> coach peterson will speak to the media at noon today. already looking ahead for a talons out clash with the patriots. eagles are the underdogs, jamie apody found out the eagles are not scared of the patriots. >> reporter: do the patriots know what's going to hit them. >> fletcher cox, mccloud, you know what i what i mean, robins, we're all going to hit him. >> we're going to the super bowl, man. >> i'm

. >> when you play philly, you play the whole city. >> reporter: step inside this place on fourth street and they are bus which costume order for eagles gear, cater ers, bars, restaurant owners are gearing up to provide game day experience for those unable to secure tickets inside the linc. >> we are winning as long as they are winning. >> reporter: philadelphia slice locations are offering up something special for nfc championship. >> we have created a pizza for eagles fans, our eagles spicy meat lovers. it is hot pizza since eagles are hot. >> reporter: this is philly so there are some seeking to celebrate eagles in a less conventional way. >> i think the closer we get to a championship more people want to represent, and put a logo on their body. >> reporter: at philly's tattoo, fourth street location , they still remember being swamped after 2008 world series. >> tons of phillies p's, liberty bells, p's. >> reporter: now tattoo artists are preparing for what could be an influx of eagles tattoos. >> i will do logo all day. >> reporter: it is all about showing vikings what we have got b

. >> when you play philly you play the whole city. >> reporter: tip in inside this area at fourth street where they are busy with custom order for eagles gear, caterers, bar and restaurant owners are gearing up to provide game day experience for those unable to score ticket in the linc. >> as long as eagles are winning we're winning. >> reporter: philadelphia's slice locations are offering up something special for nfc championship. >> it is basically a pizza we have created for eagles fans, our eaglespicy meat lovers, hot pizza since eagles are hot >> reporter: this is philly so there are some seeking to celebrate eagles in a less conventional way. >> but. >> closer we get to the championship more people want to represent and put a logo on their body. >> reporter: at philly eddie 6,214th street location they still remember being swamp after 2008 world series. >> tons of philly p's, liberty bell's and p's. >> reporter: now tattoo artists are preparing for what could be an influx of eagles tattoo. >> i will do them all day. >> reporter: all about showing vikings goes what we have got becau

. >> when you play philly you play the whole city. >> reporter: tip in inside this area at fourth street where they are busy with custom order for eagles gear, caterers, bar and restaurant owners are gearing up to provide game day experience for those unable to score ticket in the linc. >> as long as eagles are winning we're winning. >> reporter: philadelphia's slice locations are offering up something special for nfc championship. >> it is basically a pizza we have created for eagles fans, our eagles spicy meat lovers, hot pizza since eagles are hot >> reporter: this is philly so there are some seeking to celebrate eagles in a less conventional way. >> but. >> closer we get to the championship more people want to represent and put a logo on their body. >> reporter: at philly eddie 6,214th street location they still remember being swamp after 2008 world series. >> tons of philly p's, liberty bell's and p's. >> reporter: now tattoo artists are preparing for what could be an influx of eagles tattoo. >> i will do them all day. >> reporter: all about showing vikings goes what we have got bec

like ten fifteen years and it's not a convention center the whole city that we can see. the streets you can meet people from all over the world. exclusive feeds that tend to get. so let's get into the nitty gritty now some companies are having it better than others as. canceling its high profile drone project another is hoping to take off. talking about. the first company think. big losses their shares are falling market actually since the company yesterday. around twenty percent of their workforce is. ready started ten years in the year two thousand and sixteen when told. to hold on to. their draw from the market at once and. discovered that by the hour while grading which of course would have been a dangerous not only for users i also for people walking around in areas where we just don't use them and then on the other hand we have to tell her yesterday launched it probably take flying car so called the turn i fear the c.s. it's a kind of troll one that is able to transport people buying one to the other without of. the kind of help like helicopter at this hour or so w

only here to attend to see it here nothing else but it's not the convention center dang it's the whole city that we can see that once we go out to the streets of this because you can meet people from all over the world coming here explicitly to attend this busiest. so let's get into the nitty gritty now some companies are having it better than others as is canceling its high profile drone project another is hoping to take off. here talking about the role of the first company and i think you have in mind a problem they have big losses their shares are falling stock market actually since a company called fair yesterday absolutely around twenty percent of the workforce but this whole problem ready started ten years ago the year two thousand and sixteen when told. to hold around two thousand five hundred drawings from the market no one said it was discovered that it was because our while operating which of course would have been a dangerous and not only for users and also for people walking around in areas where the strongs would use them and on the other hand we have intel yesterday launched t

it's very complicated, and it's big issue for the whole city to look at. so why are we trying to rush this through? i just think that we need to have a little bit more conversations. the issues that i raised today, supervisor tang, i've got to go back and look at that, because you know it's very complicated. so i just really -- my initial thought was to just encourage you to just reject this whole thing today, but at the same time, given the fact that you're trying to come up with some ways of looking at this in a productive way, i say just delay this for a little bit and have morconversatie conversatie community. i know all of you support these issues. i know all of you support these populations that we're talking about, and you're trying to do your fiscal responsibility for the whole city. you're trying to balance all that out. so please consider, we're just rushing this through, so just please consider that. thank you. >> supervisor safai: thank you. next speaker. >> hi. i'm margo baker. i'm also with the dignity fund coalition. sandy and i are teammate

general westmoreland denied the because city had been taken, it was a fact but he continued to deny it for nearly the wholee the battle was fought. as a consequence, would never concede the sheer number of enemy forces that were in the city. so small units of marines and troopers were being ordered to attack positions that were held by overwhelmingly-superior enemy forces in entrenched positions. and this idea that i have about what happened is not just coming from me. it is coming from the men who were leading this marines and these troopers into these hopeless battles, who were ordered to do so many of whom , later in her career as retired as generals and memories of the army. but they are still furious about the way they and their men were used in hue. brian: who is jack lawrence? was ajack lawrence correspondent for cbs news who did a lot of front-line reporting in vietnam. brian: he interviewed a lieutenant colonel ernest, at the time was he a captain? mark: he was a lieutenant colonel. brian: did he become a general? mark yes. :he went on to become one of the most famous of the marine generals in mod

the court said the map clearly violated the constitution and whole cities are in different districts. republicans have 13 of 18 seats despite democrat voters outnumbering democratic voters 5-4. praising the court's decision. >> non-representative districts, they have taken the process too far out of the hands of the people. it's out of the dirty tricks. >> as a puzzle piece just to prove how complex the boundary lines have become, the state legislature has until -- to redraw the maps. >>> the government shutdown was ended but only good for three weeks. the president said i'm glad congress has come to their senses and now willing to fund our great military, border patrol and first responders and insurance for vuller unbelievable children. -- vulnerable children. >>> stay tuned for "nightly news" after this forecast and they will break down what's next for congress as the government shutdown ends. >>> residents in one community are looking over their shoulders because of carjackers. they're looking for these three men caught on surveillance video stealing a truck from a wawa. police say

. >> reporter: isn't it nice to have the whole city recall around something and have something to cheer unitedly, i feel good about that, i love that the set is green, too. >> let's take a look at storm tracker 6 live, we see just a touch of drizzle through the area, this is not a big deal, but something to watch for as you're heading out today in the early morning hours, if you're out there, you're getting a little bit damp. today we'll see lots of clouds and see the temperatures spike up there, we'll not have a lot of the drizzle during the day, but you're getting it right now, later tonight and into tomorrow we have more rain on the way for you. let's start you off by looking outside, the city is green and we are ready for this, looking good out there, as sky6 live hd looks live right now. lots of clouds up above as we have the drizzle move throw. we'll see a peek of sunshine or two as we go through the day. we have clouds through the region and here's spotty drizzle building to the west. we have rain arriving later tonight and into tomorrow that's when the rain will occur. the tempe

i think the whole city on a high. meisha is wearing her dress. >> i got my suit.on or off. >> for extra measure you got the tie on, as well. >> still have the pants on. >> we leave with you merrill reese, go, eagles! >> here comes the return. he's hit. and this intercepted. it is pick off by robinson. robinson at the 30. touch back across the field, patrick robinson looks for a block. now he is at the 20, he's at the czars the ten, the five, touchdown. >> the train is blocked. by tray burton. and the train, blount. foles, steps up. he's looking. he's going deep. and it is into for the jeffrey. jeffrey was open at the right b. flea flickerment back to foles he's going deep down the far side of the field. and it is good. touchdown. cory smith. >> jeffrey in motion to the right. pulls back. he looks, he fires. and it is good. deep in the end zone by jeffrey. touchdown. his second of the game for the first time in 13 years the eagles are headed for the superbowl and are a rematch with the new england patriots in superbowl 52. >> ♪ fly eagles fly fly eagles fly ♪ fly e

it is the whole city.can see once we go out, you can meet people from all over the world who have come here exclusively to attend this, the cvcees. daniel: let's get into the nitty-gritty. one company is canceling its drone project while another is hoping to take off. carolina: yes. you are talking about go=pr -pro. their shares are calling on the stock market, especially as the company confirmed that it plans to lay off around 20% of the workforce. this whole problem started some years ago in 2016, when go pro had to recall 2500 drones from the market. the device could lose its power while operating. that could be dangerous not only for users, but for people walking around were these drones would of been used. on the other hand, we have intel, who launched a big project -- the flying car. it is a kind of drone that transports people from one point to the other without the pilot. that means it is a kind of self flying helicopter. the ceo of intel did not get into the security issue they have with the compa

ever been and we've been all over the world issue a little policing so it is fitting giving the whole city. plus as donald trump a congratulates americans on the new year we look back at his first twelve months in office. and russian children abandoned in iraq when their parents are joint islamic state celebrated new year back home after an r.t. campaign helps reunite them with their family.

the festival takes over the whole city. river seine for a behind—the—scenes look at rehearsals for one of this year's most eye—catching installations. the theme of the event is "working together". and it is all about getting parisians and tourists alike involved in the art. when it is up and running, this giant installation, the maree de lettres, or tide of letters will give visitors a chance to send a message across the city. altogether we have 42 letters because it is a bit nerdy — 42 is the answer to everything. people have an app and there they can see a list of topics. for each hour of the night, from 7pm until 7am we have a single topic and people can make suggestions according to this topic. the suggestion with the most votes wins. and moving these giant letters takes quite a knack, as i discovered when i tried to movejust one. i think i'm picking up a life skill here. make it straight. make it complete straight. completely parallel to the direction. as the sun set on the night the letters came to life and i decided

i don't think it just pumped that up but the whole city of philadelphia and everyone down broad streetd that and i can imagine what is happening on broad street and i know everyone is having a good time like they should and the fans and that is so hard when you're opposing offense and trying to get your checks and communicate and play in the huddle and do the things and that is a huge advantage and it's shown through the last several years here in philadelphia the loudness of the fans and the passion of the fans and that is why this sming is so special because we got to celebrate this victory in the link in philadelphia and have anyone going crazy and i know everyone will enjoy themselves tonight please be safe but have fun. >> reporter: good advice there nick foles 26 of 33, 352, 3 touchdowns no interceptions how much confidence do you think his teammates have in him right now? >> a boat load with nick foles and a few weeks ago no one did except the guys in the locker room and this week he has an awesome game and leading to the bowl is what it's all about. >> nick needed a game like t

the whole city feeling the excitement. we have one story about truly a generous story that embodies brotherly love ahead of one of the most anticipated home games in years. ♪ fly eagles fly >> reporter: it's not hard to figure out where gary hall's sports loyalties lie. >> the eagles are going to win tomorrow night. >> reporter: hall lives at melmark, a center for people with special needs in delaware county. he's a long-time eagles season ticket holder but that does not include playoff games. >> oh my god, he was smiling. he said, i want to go to the game. >> reporter: the staff at melmark figured it wouldn't be the same without hall at the link sunday. so a lot of them personally donated to get these tickets, which hall isn't letting out of his sight. >> i'm so happy. >> he has been an eagles fan and attending games for a very, very long time. heat been with us at melmark for almost 50 years and he's our family. so yes, this means the world to gary. >> reporter: over in ardmore, fans once again swarmed the road to victor

it means go, the whole city is lit up, including our hearts. ramp to 422 westbound from 202 tow truck on the scene just cleared traffic is moving better as you travel around wayne. this accident in norristown just cleared, as well. george at west oak street. let's talk about the schuylkill expressway between belmont and city avenue, westbound the left lane will be blocked 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m., eastbound the left lane 11:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. you know how nicely it moves when it blocked during the day. construction crews hard at work today, it's a cold day, 22 in quakertown. 28 in media. 29 in center city. some spots temperatures inasmuch as 15 degrees cooler than yesterday morning. 28 in hammonton, 33 in dover, delaware. nativity areas we're below freezing, we saw a few stray flurries this morning. the windchill 18 degrees in the city. it's cold this morning, it's going to feel like it below freezing, most of the day, despite a high of 39. it's the gusty wind that's the problem. matt and nydia. >> breaking news here, a deputy was shot and kill

i think it bumped up whole city of philadelphia every everyone on board saw that. know everyone is having a good time as they should. but that pick six any time you get pick six it's momentum change. p rob that was huge. he made a play and it was unbelievable. biggest play of game right there momentum shifts. >> guys were free was that the message after that drive. wig things we were ready for the challenge and our guys didn't go out and play with fear we wanted to play aggressive and we played with each other and leaped or each other and we knew we could do big plays and we missed some early but it deposit change the game plan calling and our meant tallty never changed we would just go out and play and we executed at a high level. >> did you think that -- how do you explain the difference. >> everything a process anything you do online is a process. and you cannot give up. and everyone unz it's critical i get that totally understand. as players going back to special things no one in locker room doubted me and we kept getting reps in

the russian capital at the moment but it's worthwhile to dress warmly and paid a visit anyway the whole city center is illuminated the russians try to outdo themselves every year let's have a look at this wintery fairy tale. winter days are short in moscow no wonder people in russia's capital do everything possible to brighten things up a tough some fool thousands installations eliminate the city center with more than twenty million lights. like in this pedestrians or. piers but you're going to run across going the street we have a six hundred meter stretch of starry sky made up of one hundred kilometers of string lawrence. no one knows exactly what the sea of lights cause officially the city has spent about fourteen million euros including for electricity and private sponsors didn't it as well the result is something to be proud of. something new but the most good news lou that when the sun goes down this illumination makes us feel wonderful. it makes us feel secure calm and happy. i like it it looks like snow or like stars like the northern lights it's a great rush of them with just the th

removed from the june for use in construction weakening defenses against the ocean sharon is a whole city going to be washed away. i fervently hope not environmentally is that doing that best to protect the city there getting young people involved and walking just that belies the course of the do let's take a look. alone palm tree among rows of dusty buildings trees and plants in general are rare here making shade a luxury in the mauritanian capital chaat. those seeking respite from the beating sun have no choice but to huddle in the thin shadows cast by buildings. but that's all about to change at least in this street. a group of local young people are set on completely redesigning it. they've developed a model for the street as they foresee it. that this will. make the city green is a project run by the city's cultural center together with a german development agency. only suggested planting trees on the streets. they'll provide shade but if we put benches around them that also provide a place where skill pupils to hang out together. discussing a possible ban on cars driving down the ro

some folks say the whole city is talking about this. so hopefully we'll hear more about this this morning. matt delucia, nbc 10 news. >>> all right, matt. eight years that's how long brandon has waited to get a chance at the nfc championship. >> so why not sing about it? take a look. ♪ >> joining their crew for the eagles fight song last night. he says he now realizes just how close he is to playing in a super bowl. >> we're trying to keep it cool because we understand where we are. we know it's a big game, but still we got it a game to go play, and we've got to do our job. so we can't make it bigger than it is. and it's a football game we have to go out and execute and i think our guys will do that this weekend. sounds like a winning approach to me. we have posted everything you need to know to try and land tickets on the nbc 10 app and plus get full eagles coverage and updates. we've got you covered are exclusive pregame content. just us friday night and saturday night at 7:00 for special eagles coverage. and then it's game day, join

>> marilia: yeah, it's brazil but you have this kind of behavior really here, in pelo but not whole cityt is salvador from rio and sao paulo? >> claudio: man, salvador is a modern, you know? um. the music here, the kind of life, the attitude. this area is amazing. >> anthony: it is. >> claudio: it's amazing. come here for eat, drink, history, memory, anything. >> anthony: pelourinho, pelo for short, was salvador during the portuguese colonial period. it's almost always a party. a series of parties, actually. but tonight is special. >> claudio: oh, look at this smell, man. >> anthony: it smells good. >> claudio: yes. >> anthony: oh, that's good. >> marilia: isn't it good? >> anthony: so where to next? >> marilia: go to the stairs. >> anthony: yep. >> claudio: i like to bring you here today because coming here, people everywhere, it is a free party, you can dance, you can drink your beer everywhere, let's go see the show inside. it's amazing. woo! >> claudio: you'll try that! >> anthony: what is it? >> claudio: it's a -- clove with a mix of, uh, honey, lemon. >> anthony: alcohol? >> claudi

state that didn't come to to syria to make peace wrecked and now it's completely destroyed as a whole city is destroyed completely now and it's on the ground there is nothing to to do to to have there is no or no even a few people because a large numbers of people were killed by the. us attacking by air and also other terrorist organizations like ice and also tibet anscar so what we can expect about the future of the us they didn't come through to make peace actually they are still just in this moment usa is controlling and. playing the game. according to its interests actually gardley. the human.

. >> i don't know about you guys, but the game is still nine days away but i'm excited, the whole city is excited for super bowl 52. >> the eyes of the world will be on the twin cities. >> because of that, the st. paul annual winter carnival is pulling out all of the stops. in the next 17 days they will celebrate with parades, concerts, ice sculptures and food. at the center a 70 foot palace made with 4,000 blocks of ice. >> knowing the world is coming to st. paul i hope they enjoy the same magic i see every day when i live here. >> they have celebrated the winter carnival since 1886. coming up, we have the forecast for minnesota if you are heading to the big game. >>> in just a few hours, you'll have the chance to meet the green gob llin. he will be taking pictures and signing autographs tonight. >>> and the championship game is now just nine days away. the only place you will see it is here on nbc 10. watch every moment of the act n action. >>> president donald trump said this is the place to do business. he told the group of business elites he always puts america first, but that doe

too much investment in this car to the extent that now it has overshadowed the complexity of the whole city and prices and all the chaos and there's also another problem now i think. to eighteen among the trying to simply follow who to blame which country or the very government is responsible for the escalation in syria and they think the blame goes around starting from the u.s. and some really not powers who thought the money in new power inside syria and in the region and guess what the all of this exaggerated investment income and the lot of them is now bringing in to the realisation that it is still a more complex conflict that what then we're back in two thousand and twelve you know i've seen one of the interesting things is the more countries like saudi arabia and israel blame iran for the region's woes you know that it ran just gets more and more influential because it doesn't make these geopolitical blunders that these other characters do in the region here i mean iraq was a catastrophe what's happening in yemen is a catastrophe syria is holding its own here and you know always look

the whole city is destroyed completely now and it's on the ground there is nothing to do to have there is no no even a few people because a large numbers of people were killed by. us attacking by air and also other terrorist organizations like i says and also a bit unfair so what we can expect about the future of the us they didn't come to to make peace actually they are still just in this moment usa is controlling and. playing the game. according to its interests actually gardley. the human rights regardless how many people can be done. there the usa doesn't care at all about syrian people. came to syria in order to have the project to have its own interest actually even over. a big sea of blood of syrian people i think obviously you feel passionately passionately about this but they as i said before they have stated plans to fix the infrastructure do you not think as you mention the extensive bombing campaign that they have at least some responsibility for the destruction of that infrastructure consequence of heavy artillery and weaponry. so what do you think about those plans are yo

the whole city of philadelphia going green this week, of cour course. we're watching this.boundary and it's sagged to the south it will stay there but we have an area of low pressure that's going to ride along this front and it's going pull this moisture northward right in time for colder air to move n combination of the two will bring some rain and some snow to the area as early as tuesday morning. even late tomorrow night. still seeing some showers through south jersey and central and southern delaware. through philadelphia we're drying out just mostly cloudy and damp to the north and west temperatures in the 30s in allentown and pottstown. 47 in philadelphia. 48 in millville. 47 in atlantic city. the cold is descending down through the northern plains. minneapolis if you're heading out tomorrow for all the fun before the game, only 15. highs will be in the teens and the 20s. lows in the single numbers and below zero in minneapolis leading up to the game. so much colder than here at home. 47 in the city but 31 in detro detroit. 32 in chicago. and some of that cold is comi

that they donated $10 million for basically increasing by three times charging stations within the whole city. part of that initiative with local businesses and to take products for a day long event letting them drive the vehicle and how it can be integrated into their daily lives and it seems to be working. >> shifting the discussion from commercial vehicles but looking at it from the energy consumption perspective how much co2 is emitted and furthermore that is opposed to the passenger car with the focus that is on it so the commercial vehicle space is different we do not have the consumer there but we do have the operators and may have different means so they are a means to perform work so that is critical with total cost of ownership so the other means those are demonstration programs to give one example how the grid and fleet of commercial vehicles --- . . . .

her whole life has been spent working, you know to, better the city, the community. you can't have a better person as mayor as the person you have there now. so i'm -- i'm just asking the supervisors to look at the history of the person. look at -- i mean, she could be the next president. you have a qualified person, you know, as president of the board that can step in and she's been working with mayor lee on different projects and to stop that, you are to change that up and then somebody has to learn what they was doing. but you can't stop a -- something in the middle of the stream. so i'm just saying that you have the person -- >> president breed: thank you, sir. thank you for your comments. next speaker, please? >> good afternoon, supervisors. president breed, i'm a long time resident of the city of san francisco. grew up here. went to galileo high school and then up to the university of washington up in seattle. and i'm here to just ask the supervisors to take a look in the mirror. and stop all the silliness going on. we have a process that's been established. we

the whole city of philadelphia and the delaware valley and lehigh valley are celebrating our birds. >rs is here and matt pellman has traffic. it's a good way to start off. we have clouds and we're starting to see showers fill in toward state college as you look toward the west. especially areas north and west, you may get damp in a couple of hours. the city itself is dry, we have showers that moved through. you can see this on storm tracker 6 live double scan, they are mostly off the coastline. you can take a better look at that, surf city and atlantic city, cape may, garden state parkway, a little damp as the last showers moved through. a shower starting to develop near dover, delaware, just west of that. it could be damp today at times. the heavy rain comes tomorrow. today is a day that's mild, lots of clouds. 43 degrees in philadelphia. already above the average high. lehigh valley in the upper 30s, it's 50 in dover, delaware, 45 degrees in cape may. we're off to a mild start. lots of clouds today, could be damp at times. it's mostly a dry day today with highs in the upper 50s, 7:0

city of culture. and it sort of mirrors back to the start of the year back injanuary when the whole of the city centreas filled with lights and sounds. that was amazing. that was how we started the season, made in hull. crowd: eight, seven, six, five, four, three, two, one. 2017 really did start with a bang with 3.5 tonnes of fireworks. and made in hull, a spectacular light show telling the story of the city and its people. what do you think to this unbelievable display? i thought it was amazing. absolutely fabulous. i've got family in canada and they're watching it live now. i'm from london and i think if this was in london... i can't explain, the reaction you get is absolutely fantastic. it's amazing! fantastic, i thought it was really very moving, very emotional. i am from brazil and i spent two new years in copacabana and it's the same quality here. it's amazing. i am so proud of hull. it's just absolutely amazing. ijust think it will launch a really positive year. and the centrepiece of a season called made in hull, something that was — a huge wind turbine blade handmade at the city's siemens fac

. >>> coming up, how the whole city of minneapolis, minnesota is getting ready for the big game. >>> the showers and i will show you the latest computer models when we come back. sorry. i can't make it. it's just my eczema again, but it's fine. yeah, it's fine. you ok? eczema. it's fine. hey! hi! aren't you hot? eczema again? it's fine. i saw something the other day. eczema exposed. your eczema could be something called atopic dermatitis, which can be caused by inflammation under your skin. maybe you should ask your doctor? go to eczemaexposed.com to learn more. >>> the super bowl is less than three weeks away, and people in minneapolis, minnesota working around the clock to make sure their city and stadium are ready. they have been prepared for three years, and roads are shut down and a new pedestrian bridge is constructed to accommodate the fans. leslie odom jr. is set to kick off the super bowl by singing american the beautiful before the game. he will be joined in the super bowl lineup by pink who will sing the national item -- at them, and justin timberlake. >>> today is the sta