congrats to austin and his whole team. they work really hard and we battled back to get on the lead lap and give ourselves a chance. >> mike: what a great recovery for hamlin and just look at that. he wins two years ago darrell wallace wins by, is that even an inch? >> darrell: 3, 43, 11. one, two, three. >> mike: lots more to come where austin dillon has won the 60th daytona 500. hey guys, how's it going? oh, hey martin. it's going... not great. i need to get you guys back to 100 percent. ♪ my work here is done. 5-hour energy. get back to 100 percent. ...but speakers i wiare all about sound.r... ♪ don't settle. shop ebay for speakers you really want from all the best brands. ebay. no, please, please, oh! ♪ (shrieks in terror) (heavy breathing and snorting) no, no. the running of the bulldogs? surprising. what's not surprising? how much money aleia saved by switching to geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. if our world isn't stuck in the past, why is higher education? we say, if there's a be

the 3 of austin dillon trying to get position and the 10 trying to hold that lead. >> austin dillon didn't have anything to do with that. it was the 3 car. >> blame the car. >> it's really unfortunate to see aric almirola end up in the wall. he's won on a restrictor track before. he was in great position to get the daytona 500 win. when you see the outcome of what happened, he was obviously very devastated. >> that first move he made he moved into the lane that had the push, that had the energy. the outside lane was fast. the 3 car was there. he moves over to get that draft. >> exactly what he should have done. >> but the 3 had such momentum that he gave him the nudge. it made his car go to the right and then when the 3 touched him on the right side of the bumper, that's what spun him around. >> aric thought, i'm going to block the lane and break the momentum. i'm going to go side to side. help the 11, help the 3 and have those two side by side and he would come home free to the line. unfortunately he got a little bump before he got to the turn. >> and in a very vulnerable position not onl

as the deadly flu sweeps across the united states, will go to austin, texas, to speak with austin city councilmember gregorio casar where the council is set to vote on an historic ordinance for mandated paid sick leave. >> the infection rate e has decreased by 6% or 7%. getare twice as likely to everybody else sick. workers fromnt having six -- sick leave. amy: can they overcome the opposition of a koch brothers based lobbying group? all ththat and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. president trump unveiled his $4.4 trillion budget plan monday, proposing deep cuts to education, healthcare, and social safety net programs, while massively increasing the pentagon's budget. trump's plan would slash the department of education's budgdt by more than 10%. it would sharply reduce income-based student loan repayment plans, while ending the public service loan forgiveness program. trump's budget would cut more than $17 billion from the supplemental nutrition assistance program, or snap, barring food stamp recipients from buying

as the deadly flu sweeps across the united states, will go to austin, texas, to speak with austin city councilmember gregorio casar where the council is set to vote on an historic ordinance for mandated paid sick leave. >> the infection rate has decreased by 6% or 7%. getare twice as likely to everybody else sick. workers fromnt having six -- sick leave. amy: can they overcome the opposition of a koch brothers based lobbying group? all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. president trump unveiled his $4.4 trillion budget plan monday, proposing deep cuts to education, healthcare, and social safety net programs, while massively increasing the pentagon's budget. trump's plan would slash the department of education's budget by more than 10%. it would sharply reduce income-based student loan repayment plans, while ending the public service loan forgiveness program. trump's budget would cut more than $17 billion from the supplemental nutrition assistance program, or snap, barring food stamp recipients from buying fre

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would you have done the same thing austin dillon did in that situation? >> yeah. i mean, because he had a great run and, you know, he moved left and eric moved left and the next

slogan is keep austin weird. and it's true, there's-- in every dimension except unorthodox behavior and thinking, there's a top worldclass university there. and it's very easy to encourage people to move to austin where we don't have it locally so that's been a decision on our part. >> so what should states and cities be thinking about in trying to attract investment and businesses and tech talent like you've brought together with zello? >> yeah, i wonder how much, you know, they can do, you know, stay out of the way would be one, you know, one answer. again, a light touch. and it does feel like so much of it needs to be organic at universities. it's got to be key wherever you see these technology communities working and i guess government can help quite a lot there. >> so before zello, you founded tune-in, an audio streaming service, and many of you may not know it, but you've listened to tune-in. tune-in screams pod casts and audio through amazon's alexa and other smart home devices. tell us about tune-in and y

to, or to austin, and we chose austin with no regret. austin is a wonderful business climate. often really is a fabulous place with a culture that -- the slogan is keep austin weird and it's true. in every dimension. it accepts unorthodox behavior and thinking. there is a world-class university there. it's very easy to encourage people to move to austin, so -- where we don't have the talent locally. it's been a great decision. mr. goodlatte: what should states and cities be thinking about in trying to attract investment in businesses and talent like you've brought together with zello? mr. moore: i wonder how much they can do, you know, stand of the way would be one answer. again, a light touch. it does feel like so much of it needs to be organic. the university has to be key wherever you see this technology communities working. and i guess government can help quite a lot there. , youoodlatte: before zello , and audioe in streaming service. you may not know it, but you have listened to it. it streams for amazon's alexa and other smartphone devices. tell us about tunein and your

austin is one of the final 20 cities vying for amazon's hq2. but the online retailer today "usa today" the commercial and second headquarters are totally unrelated. philadelphia is also among the 20 cities on amazon's short list. amazon has promised up to 50,000 jobs and $5 billion on the site. the company expects to make a decision within the year. >> happening today at cape canaveral, a mission that will bring cars to mars. spacex ceo elon musk is launching the first rocket with a tesla roadster on board. it's scheduled for 1:30 p.m. eastern time. this test site is the debut of a complete will you new rocket. at the driver's seat in the tip of the rocket will be a driver in a space suit. falcon will become the most powerful rocket used today. it can also be a rocket used to carry humans to mars. >>> and on stock market dow historic slide yesterday posted its largest single day drop ever. the dow closed down 11075 points wiping automatic te ining out t year. landon dowdy is here with the cnbc business news. she's breaking down what to expect n

first of all, for austin to talk about the debt, you know -- with all due respect, austin, you worked for the president who took our debt from $10 trillion to $20 trillion. obama was the king of borrowing. and i'm not defending what republicans are doing here. i think a pox on both their houses. the other point is the tax cut is working. we're seeing a big increase in growth, we're seeing businesses come home. the new fed report says we might grow 5% this quarter. that never happened under obama. that kind of growth. look, it's all about jobs and the economy, getting it moving. i don't believe that more government spending is good for the economy, but i do think this tax cut is really ramping up growth. 78% of americans today rank the american economy as good or great. that's an incredible change in two years. >> donald trump inherited the lowest, among the lowest unemployment rates of any president in the last century. >> that's true. >> so it's great that the economy continues to chug along. the growth rates assumed in this budget document, look at them, don. they're unbelievable. t

the 3 of austin dillon trying to get position and the 10 trying to hold that lead. >> austin dillon didn't have anything to do with that. it was the 3 car. >> blame the car. >> it's really unfortunate to see aric almirola end up in the wall. he's won on a restrictor track before. he was in great position to get the daytona 500 win. when you see the outcome of what happened, he was obviously very devastated. >> that first move he made he moved into the lane that had the push, that had the energy. the outside lane was fast. the 3 car was there. he moves over to get that draft. >> exactly what he should have done. >> but the 3 had such momentum that he gave him the nudge. it made his car go to the right and then when the 3 touched him on the right side of the bumper, that's what spun him around. >> aric thought, i'm going to block the lane and break the momentum. i'm going to go side to side. help the 11, help the 3 and have those two side by side and he would come home free to the line. unfortunately he got a little bump before he got to the turn. >> and in a very vulnerable position not onl

-- >> reporter: the mere mention of austin. viewers immediately began tweeting. did amazon just announce hq 2 in their super bowl ad? amazon commercial mentioned the weather in austin. they're moving here. but amazon telling us tonight, the commercial and hq 2 are completely unrelated. they would say nothing more. and alexa isn't revealing anything, either. >> thanks, guys, but i'll take it from here. >> so, the wait con more and more student debt is keeping people from doing what they love. (horn sound) ♪ ♪ like buying a home. ♪ ♪ (knocking sound) traveling. ♪ ♪ even getting married. ♪ ♪ at citizens bank we can help you refinance both your federal and private student loans. so you can start saving and get on with your life. ask a leader in student lending how we can help you reach your potential. ♪ this is "jeopardy!" please welcome today's contestants -- a graphic designer from albuquerque, new mexico... a software engineer from new york, new york... and our returning champion, an expediter from cherry hill,

. >> in austin it's 60 degrees -- >> alexa? >> in austin -- >> why austin? why austin? the internet is wondering. not long after the spot aired people on twitter began speculating it was austin, texas, that would be home to the next headquarters. austin is one of the cities amazon says is still in the running. the company has already thrown cold water on the rumor saying they are totally unrelated. >> okay. people are reading into this too much. >> i love this ad. this is my favorite. >> it was really good. >> i liked the grilled cheese part with gordon ramsay. >> it's in the name. >> let's talk about some record warmth once again. should we? shall we? we have to because that's what's in the forecast. hi, everybody. the first signs of a warm day unfolding in the south bay as we look at san jose and 280 at 17. brighter, drier, and warm again this afternoon. that's my first accuweather highlight. calm, clear, and cooler tonight. i have a change in our weekend plans at least weatherwise. two jet streams and that is what's steering all the storms right around as we have str

one week later austin started working as a welder at electric boat. [ applause ] i asked austin do you like your job as a welder? he said i was born to be a welder. he said i got a real job. he's filled with pride. keep going, austin. [ applause ] so tonight i'm proposing that we expand our job training initiatives and we expand our technical training in our high schools. [ cheers and applause ] a year ago we opened the westerly higher education center. it trains people for jobs at local companies. it's been an unbelievable success. last year over 500 people earned a certificate for a good job through that one center and 345 of them already got good jobs at electric bow. let's keep going. [ applause ] let's keep going. let's put the same kind of center in the black stone valley. in the weeks ahead -- [ applause ] -- in the weeks ahead we'll announce a new public/private partnership to establish the higher education center which will provide hands on training and a path to a good job without a four-year college degree. [ applause ] you give us your passion and we'll give you a pathway.

-- >> reporter: the mere mention of austin. viewers immediately began tweeting. did amazon just announce hq 2 in their super bowl ad? amazon commercial mentioned the weather in austin. they're moving here. but amazon telling us tonight, the commercial and hq 2 are completely unrelated. they would say nothing more. and alexa isn't revealing anything, either. >> thanks, guys, but i'll take it from here. >> so, the wait continues >>> and we begin with that breaking news, taking a live look from sky 7, here's a look at san francisco's alamo square park. a high powered water line has erupted there. >> you do not see any people around there. people have been urged to evacuate. at least 10 buildings in that area as we zoom out to give you a better look at that scene. good afternoon. thank you for joining us. >> now to even more breaking news, this coming out of san jose where a fire broke out inside a parking structure at valley fair mall. you can see the smoke billowing from the structure. there are no reports of any injuries. >>> po

host: stephen vladeck teaches law at the university of texas at austin. he spent his previous career at the university of miami, and american university college of law. thes a senior editor of journal of national security law and policy, also does a podcast on these issues. flat, where can people listen for that? guest: my

-- >> reporter: the mere mention of austin. "did amazon just announce hq2 in their super bowl ad?" "amazon commercial mentioned the weather in austin. they're moving here. it's over." but amazon telling us tonight, the alexa super bowl commercial and hq2 are completely unrelated. they would say nothing more. and alexa isn't revealing anything, either. >> thanks, guys, but i'll take it from here. >> so, the wait continues tonight. i'm david muir. i hope to see you right back here tomorrow. . >>> breaking news, two firefighters hurt in fremont. >>> tonight we look at the future of judge >>> live breaking news. sky 7 flew above the breaking news in san francisco. pg&e crews capped a ruptured high pressure gas main. a construction crew hit a 4-inch pipe at about 3:00 this afternoon. one man saw the commotion unfold heading home from the >> the fire department is going to check in on our dog contradict to make sure she is okay. that is all we are concerned about. >> glad to see the folks safe. firefighters lifted evacuation orders o

he is joining us from austin, texas. if you want to asking questions about the release of the memo, what it does for the larger aspect of the mueller investigation and other matters, 202-748-8000 for republicans --202-748-8001 for republicans, 202-748-8000 for democrats, 202-748-8002 for independents. does the onus come upon those who presented to say where the information is coming from? guest: to a point. it is incumbent on any law enforcement officer applying to a court for a warrant to provide at least some information about the source of the information, about the identity of the informant or at least is reliability. whereare so many cases the police go to a court and get a warrant based on information from a clearly biased informant and the reason for that is not because something sketchy has happened. the reason is because there is toally some independent way corroborate the informants information or usually additional evidence that all goes towards this probable cause showing. in that regard and i think it is tel

after winning the biggest event in nascar, austin til loan has made his -- austin dillon has made his way to new york city, and he's in studio with us to tell us what it's like to win the daytona 500. it's fun, i'm sure. we'll be back. ♪ pleasure. ♪ pleasure. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ show me the olympic winter games ♪ ♪ like i've never seen before. ♪ ♪ xfinity x1, yeah, i always know the scor♪. ♪ triple corks in 4k... lookin' so sick. ♪ ♪ stream live on every screen, every win, every trick. ♪ ♪ 2000 hours of coverage, get your mind blown. ♪ 50 olympic channels, yup, you're in the zone. ♪ ♪ and if there's something that you want to see, ♪ pick up that voice remote and just say "show me..." ♪ experience nbcuniversal's coverage of the olympic winter games like never before with xfinity. proud partner of team usa. ashley: an iconic year for the daytona 0 that came down to a thrilling overtime lap. nascar driver austin dillon crossing the finish line in the same number 3 car that brought dale earnhardt sr. his lone win there. austin's here in studio to discuss his

austin dillon wins the race, the grandson of richard childress who was dale sr.'s owner 20 years ago. >> did what i had to do at the end. we just had a run and i stayed on the gas. that's what it is other at daytona, but it is so awesome to take the 3 car back to victory lane 20 years ago. this one is for dale earnhardt ssh and all the senior fans. i love you guys. we're going to keep kicking butt the rest of the year. >> let's tee it up. bubba watson looking to win for the third time at riviera and tony finau, finished 10 upped, just short and bubba watson nothing but net. gave him a two-shot lead with that birdie and on 18 two putts from five feet for the win. drains it. 269 on congratulations to bubba and austin dillon and more from larry beal coming at 6:00. >> liked the way that steph covered his head. >> i would have done the same thing. >> all right. >> thanks. >> just ahead, we'll take to you a popular spot for pen ♪ strummed guitar you can't experience the canadian rockies through a screen. you have to be here, with us. ♪ upbeat music travel through t

it is a full page of a newspaper down in austin, right. >> look at that. and austin american statesman. >> yeah. >> it says from one local to another congratulations, nick foles just keep doing it, all right, all right, all right. >> you know, matthew went to u t. >> but he fridays san antonio. >> he is, from san antonio but adopted austin. >> yes. >> west lake high school. >> the theme of austin do you know their motto. >> i don't. >> it is keep austin weird. >> i like that. >> is that where people drink, sixth street. >> seventh street it is also where you dance and do other things. >> i was a block off. >> and oasis. >> no, that is a late night. is there a clip you can see over the cliff, there is a restaurant there. >> you know what i did, i watched the bats that come out overnight. >> look at you. >> yeah. >> austin facts. >> i know some austin stuff. >> all right, all right, all right. i want this film but it will not be here for a couple years , it supposedly gets rid have the flu in a couple hours wouldn't that be epic. so many people have the flu

i would like to respond to austin's point. you can't look at wages as an aggregate. there is a minimal increase in well-being for americans, most of the benefits go to the immigrants themselves. when you look at the lowest wage americans, the people who have the high school education at the most, their wages are driven down by mass, low skilled immigration, and that's why it's so important not just to end the flow of illegal immigration but to change immigration flow overall. >> laura: production from both of you, is there going to be an immigration deal at the end of the week? yes or no. >> i don't think so. >> i agree with austin. >> laura: if you don't think there's a war in christianity, you haven't been watching television. stick around, you have to hear what joy behar said today on the >> tech: at safelite autoglass we know that when you're spending time with the grandkids... ♪ music >> tech: ...every minute counts. and you don't have time for a cracked windshield. that's why at safelite, we'll show you exactly when we'll be there. with a replacement you can

i would like to respond to austin's point. you can't look at wages as an aggregate. there is a minimal increase in well-being for americans, most of the benefits go to the immigrants themselves. when you look at the lowest wage americans, the people who have the high school education at the most, their wages are driven down by mass, low skilled immigration, and that's why it's so important not just to end the flow of illegal immigration but to change immigration flow overall. >> laura: production from both of you, is there going to be an immigration deal at the end of the week? yes or no. >> i don't think so. >> i agree with austin. >> laura: if you don't think there's a war in christianity, you haven't been watching television. stick around, you have to hear what joy behar said today on the deal. view stuck down here between your seat and your console, playing a little hide-n-seek. cold... warmer... warmer... ah boiling. jackpot. and if you've got cut-rate car insurance, you could be picking up these charges yourself. so get allstate, where agents help keep you prot

>> she mentions austin, texas in the ad. austin is one of the final cities vying for headquarters 2. but amazon said the commercial and the headquarters are tote unrelated. and philadelphia is among the short list of amazon. they've promised up to 50,000 jobs and $5 billion upgrade for the site. >>> you're in for a big surprise on "ellen" on nbc10 and so are two sisters from our area whose good deeds reaching ellen degeneres' ear. >> they're backstage right now. and they think they're there to do a promo. >> that celina and el dorito. both sisters recently got masters degrees and have school loans. the family has never taken a vacation. so, tune in today at 3:00 on nbc10 to see what ellen has in store for them. >>> good morning, everyone, jessica boyington with you right now. checking on the roads and out the window here, route 73, take a look at our cameras on the atlantic city expressway. so far, so good here. roads are dry. i'll check in with the rest of the roads when i get back but right now, let's get a check of the fo

its frontages is on both payne and auste and austin. there is one bedroom on pine or austin, and the remaining bedroom will open on a proposed light well adjacent to the well. on the fifth floor, the billion steps back a little bit, and there is a deck for the fifth floor residents, and on each floor, there's at least one bedroom that will open onto pine street or austin alley. so this just quickly shows the ground floor and what the refurbished grubstake will look like. here, again, you can see the cable car theme that will run through the proposed development. and then finally, and most important to the matter before the commission is the exhibit that shows the proposed project in relation to the two venues. that is the reason why we're here. so before turning it over to randy again who will discuss the acoustical analysis, the owners have reached out to holidayinn and play land. play land did not express any concerns or put anything in writing, but in general, they are supportive of the proposal, and i'm going to turn it over to rand

austin who would get second headquarters. austin is a finalist in the cities that amazon is considering, this of course in the super bowl ad. amazon said commercial has nothing to do with where the headquarters will be located, we are one of the finalist right there. there is still a chance. >> well, they dissect every little word. it will be still here in philadelphia, let's count on it. 4:15. lets check that forecast because tomorrow, things will change. >> we have a change tomorrow and then on thursday it is the parade for our super bowl champion eagles. it will be a chilly one so bundle up but there will be sunshine so try to stay on the sunnyside of the street and it is a licensing road, later on jen fred will preview the parade route for us. in the 20's at 7:00. people will be out there early , 11:00 o'clock, 31. 3:00 in the afternoon high of 35. it will feel chillier because of the wind. we will keep refining that forecast for you. looking at flurries out to the west, lot more snow, further west but we are only suppose

austin schwing/rider- "i think they can fix the trains by taking out some of the seats, because a lot of people have to stand anyhow -- especially in the middle of the trains." over the years -- passengers say riding bart has become less of a bargain than it used to be. winn williams/rider- "it's excellent, but its too, it cost too much and it, it's eliminating a lot of people who, who, uh, probably need to ride." some passengers telling us, they'd ride bart more frequently... if it was easier to park their cars. simon nocera/rider- "if you're trying to come after seven o'clock, seven thirty, its all packed. (philippe) what should they do? (simon) well, if you look at where the parking situation is located, right here in orinda, you double it up, you put another floor, two floors, whatever it is -- i'm sure it would fill up right away." public safety -- especially robberies, riders say -- should be a major focus for bart.mark bordas/rider- "i feel like adding officers on trains, like something like the flight marshall system, where you have kind of undercover people acting as bart rid

i think that's the main policy. >> austin carson? >> number one, i would recommend that we redouble our support for the international atomic energy agency and find creative ways to allow that actor to do the heavy lifting, to figure out what's going on web a khen a country i suspected of developing technology and make sure the nuclear weapons technology stays in a relatively finite number of hands, we might one day think about doing something more where it. number two, this is going to sound a little bit weird, when i think asht tbout the trump administration, scenarios about a war with north korea, i recommend to each individual person in the bureaucracy to remember there are noble forms of bureaucratic disobedience. if president trump orders any kind of limited strike, let alone a nuclear strike against no north korea, a bunch of human being have to implement that order and need to be ready to push back using any professional means necessary to advise against that and not implement it if they think it truly is a disastrous decision

austin dylan waiting the daytona 500 in overtime. >> austin dylan wins the american race. >> taking the american race after 23 after earlhart, sr. the win is dylan's second of his career giving him playoff. great guy, congratulations to him. time now 9 minutes after the hour, florida teacher posed about gunfire viral, message that every parent should hear. >> there's not a word in the indictment that suggests collusion, there's a word that suggests noncollusion. >> so why hasn't the probe been closed? are democrats actually russia wreak -- wreak havoc in the u.s.? - [narrator] introducing a breakthrough in hearing aid technology. presenting the all new eargo plus. the world's smallest, most comfortable rechargeable hearing aid designed with patented flexi fibers so they're suspended completely inside the ear canal and so small that they're virtually invisible. the kind of invisibility hearing aid wearers have been looking for if you could look for invisibility, that is. which, you can't. or, i guess you can, but you won't find it. well, because it's invisible. you know, any way, the poi

austin has become the first city in texas -- and the first in the south -- to make paid sick leave a mandatory requirement for non-government employees. austin's city council voted 9-2 early this morning for t the measure, which will require employers to provide up to 64 hours of paid sick leave. to see full coverage of the fight for sick leave in austin and around the country, you can go to our website at democracynow.org. and inin texas, supporters of 23-year-old asylum seeker laura monterrosa say she was put in solitary confinement for 60 hours at the t don hutto detention center outside austin, in order to pressure her to recant her allegations that she was sexually assaulted by a guard. ice says monterrosa was under "medical observation." but she later made a strange call to her lawyer from an unusual phone number. grassroots leadership shared a recording with democraracy now! >> i wanted to call you because i wanted to tell you that everything i've said was false. and a was forced to tell you that because if not, they were going to lock me again in that room and i did not want

- yeah, maybe not quite as much as austin but you know it's a different kind of democrat though. you know it's a blue collar tradition, tends to be a little more socially conservative. - and you're getting exactly where i was going with this. so the nature of the politics, and therefore the nature of the people there also probably is a factor in how you approach the city going forward. - yeah, very much so i mean you gotta develop in a way that's true to who we are as a community and at the same time sometimes you're tugging on people to come a little further forward, and that's ok, i mean that's the give and take in politics. but we have similar challenges you know, a very conservative state, i mean mike pence was our governor after all. - indeed. - and so a lot of us mayors were coming together trying to make sure that a social conservative agenda under governor pence didn't embarrass us or make us look like we were anti-growth or anti-future. - one of the interesting things about you as i see it is you as a mayor alongside other mayors have realized that you have more power to

actor matthew mcconaughey took out a full page ad in an austin, texas newspaper. both foles and mcconaughey are from austin. >> it's nice to see nick foles getting so much recognition. so many people doubted his skill, but he is the mvp and he knows how to deliver. >> he sure did. >>> and now more to the stories we're following for you on nbc 10 news today at 6:00. >>> what you need to know before you head out the door this morning. >>> and targeted attacks. three gunman target people. >>> and movie boycott. the scene that has parents refusing to take care kids to see peter rabbit. how film makers are responding this morning. >>> good monday morning. coming up on 6:00 a.m. thanks for being with us. i'm tracy davidson. >> and i'm dray clark. it is a mild monday morning after a weekend wash out. let's get right to meteorologist bill henley and your most accurate weekend forecast. >> we're in the 50s right now, and still some clouds overhead. the heavy rain has ended, but there's a good chance you'll see a few more rain drops before it finally clears out. in fact, th

>> before alexa loses her voice, he mentions austin, texas, in the ad, austin is one of the final. 20 cities vying for amazon's hq2. but they said they're totally unrelated. philadelphia is also among the 20 cities on amazon's short list. amazon has promised 50,000 jobs and up to $5 billion in local investments for the site. the company expects to make a decision this year. >>> a parade of dreams millions of people are getting set to celebrate with the eagles. nbc10's matt delucia is following the effect on the city. hi, matt. >> reporter: that's right, katy, the city is getting ready. so are pizza shops and bars. they're hoping for a good day of business. you know what else is good for business? good weather, isn't that right, bill henley? >> that's what they tell me, great shopping weather, but tomorrow is a different story. tomorrow may a bit treacherous. we've got a wintry mix on the way. 27 degrees. the neighborhood forecast coming up. >>> celebrating with the city. millions of people are getting set to flood philadelphia to honor the eagles super bowl win. how the historic celeb

maybe because austin is on the list they finalized to it 20 cities now. austin still on that list. they are thinking maybe amazon 's way they like austin and maybe it will be in austin >> we will find out soon enough. weren't they go to go make that decision, before spring? >> they said they were. >> this was part of the commercial i was fascinated about, i love cardi-b and love that outfit that she has on. a philly designer made that coat and we have met her before. we brought her back. >> yes, we will see her again, this time we want her to do an eagles version or something so you can wear it during the parade. >> wouldn't that be cool because she's famous for these big letters. >> yes. >> eagles. >> yes. >> eagles. >> yes. >> wear that to the parade. >> speaking of the parade yes, press conference in about 20 minutes or so we will carry it live to get all of the information you need about the parade. >> people want to know where they can park? can you get to the linc, wells fargo center and walk down to broad street. >> then people asking are there ticket for certain things, whe

final lap, eric had the lead but gets bumped by the three car of austin dillon. dale earnhardt, three cars back in victory lane. austin dillon holds on for the checkered flag. dale senior's owner 20 years ago. we have the sharks highlights. they beat dallas 5-2. we'll have those for at 11:00 and more from the all-star coming up. you know k.d. is going to be talking trash to steph afternoon checking him. send it into overtime. >> lebron is patting him on the back for drafting k.d. against steph. >> it will be fun. the season starts back on thursday, 24 more games for the warriors. >> thank you, sir. >> next at 9:00, "black panther" excitement sweeping across the world tonight. this movie rooted in oakland is already setting multiple already setting multiple records. at&t has a network with thousands of best-in-class security experts. which means... more of the eye balls you want watching the network... & less of the ones you don't... more experts preventing security issues & less security threats impacting our customers. more of a highly secure network with more s

austin jr. was born in 1919. he served in the united states army as a staff sergeant during world war ii. mr. austin served as a lake wells naacp president for over 33 year, founding the branch along with his wife, theresa austin, and reverend w.j.h. black. during his tenure, both austins were instrumental in the sit-ins and swim-inings as far away as ocala and st. augustine in the 1960's, as well as the integration of the polk theater in lakeland in 1961. mr. austin was elected to the lake wells city commission, vice mayor, and became the first african-american mayor of lake wells in 1987. as well as a civil rights leader, mr. austin was a major developer in lake wells. building many of the homes on the northwest part of the city and had a community center named after him. theresa lived for about four years after her husband's death, serving as a teach for the polk county schools. james' brother, reverend allen austin, was a longtime pastor of the first institutional baptist church in lake wells and for the past

open when foles was back at west lake high school in austin tech text todd dodge the arrival coach that he played, that's correct play against him in the 2006 state championship now the current head coach at west lake new that this was in the cards for foles. >> very very proud of him. obviously, um, the man that he is, what he represents, i think he's just a great representative of west lake high school in austin, texas. >> he still comes around that's the one thing we appreciate so much is when he's in town, he comes around to throw to the kids and everything, and we have a tremendous amount of pride in nick and i think he has a tremendous pride in being from west lake. >> joel embiid was in minute miss for the game taking it all in. after watching videos of the celebration on broad street he said he would have been out there if he can join. >> insane. i wish i was in town. i would have been jumping over cars and do the same thing but i saw the videos. it was amazing. just shows you the passion the fans in this city. >> how awesome is this. torrey smith posted on twitter today that he

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a couple other fires sot when people are hurt you get these things happening in the community larry austin works as a case manager at the half way house for parolees across the street from the old library. he says the fire started after a brutal physical fight between a person from his facility and a homeless person staying in the old library. 49-57 larry austin / case manager sot maybe about an hour later this was on fire and all you heard was pop pop pop there was a lot of stuff going on this day built in 1914, the city shut down the libary in the 90s becasue it was not ses safe. and since then, the boarded up building became notorious for criminal activity - like drug deals and prositiution.1:12 -1;25 noel gallo / oakland city council sot if walked in on any other day or night you would see people living there shooting up and i have walked in and witnessed it as of sunday morning and it was serious.also serious, safety concerns in the neighborhood. because people believe the fire started as a form of retalition.larry austin / case manager sot we taking extra precausion we glad the polic

on social media viewer tweeted after this. >> in austin. >> the mere mention of austin, did amazon announce hq 2 in the super bowl add. but amazon telling us ton the alexa super bowl commercial appear hq 2 are unrelated. they would say nothing more. and alexa isn't revealing anything either. >> thanks guys but i'll take it from here. >>> david muir reporting. >>> the travel guide book company lonely planet says the redwood coast is the number one travel destination in the country this year. mostly the stretch to eureka. it picked destinations underrated and rejuvenated and out of the world. they call the redwood national park a place to lose all track of time. boise idaho is the number two destination on the list. also in the top ten is cincinnati, minneapolis, and kentucky. >> doesn't that sound nice to lose all sense of time. >> yes. >> well ever see something and wonder what it is. that ha pds to lyanne melendez. >> she saw the boxes wrapped with >>> some of you may have noticed towells wrapped around fire call boxes. there are more than 2,000 boxes in san francisco that are supposed to

pallab ghosh, bbc news, austin, texas. scientists in the united states say that chemicals in many household products are now a key contributor to city air pollution, rivalling some vehicle emissions. the study focussed on so—called volatile organic compounds found in products such as cleaning fluids and paints, our environment analyst roger harrabin is with me. and can explain more. you better have and explain what sort of problem we are looking at. these compounds typically have been noticed to be coming from cars, based on oil based products on when they turn into gases they combine to form particles that can be breathed deep into the lungs. car—makers have been under pressure to clear up the organic compounds and have done so successfully with catalytic converters and better engine design but as the amount of these have dropped, so the amount of those from other things in the household have stayed the same or grown so relatively in looks bigger and now concentration, looking at pates, perfumes, detergents, the sorts

pallab ghosh, bbc news, austin, texas. a busy day in the world of sport. with all the sport, here's karthi gna nasegaram good evening. scotland have beaten england for the first time in ten years to win the calcutta cup. ireland are now the only side to maintain an unbeaten record in rugby union's six nations after their victory over wales. olly foster reports from murrayfield. # flower of scotland #. england are always out some at murrayfield, rarely are they outplayed. proud eddiejones's team have been sent home to think again. hugh have been sent home to think again. huthones's have been sent home to think again. hugh jones's early score was have been sent home to think again. huthones's early score was the first against them at murrayfield for 1h years. first against them at murrayfield for14 years. hugh first against them at murrayfield for 14 years. hugh jones. two more brilliant scottish tries by half—time. sean maitland went over in the corner, jones dragged two investment across the line. they we re investment across the line. they were 16 point

pallab ghosh, bbc news, austin, texas. in egypt, archaeologists have revealed a recently—discovered tomb, which is thought to be more than two thousand years old. it's about 200 kilometres south of cairo and contains dozens of ancient burials. the government is hoping the discovery will give the country's tourism industry a new boost. bill hayton reports. eight metres below ground, buried treasure, centuries old. stone coffins, card sarcophagi, and ancient stones and jewellery. this was a burial place for priest from a nearby city. i think we need at least five more missions to work. but we are going to add very soon a very new archaeological attraction in the desert. amongst the many fines were the remains of sacred animals, preserved as offerings to the afterlife. at about 1000 small statues known as ushabti, intended to act as servants to be dead. and one very special piece ofjewellery: and amulet with a message. translation: on the 31st of december, eight colleague alerted me toa december, eight colleague alerted me

austin eubanks was 17-year-old student at column wine high school when two of his classmates opened fire in 1999 wounding him and killing 13. he is now the chief operating officer at an addiction recovery facility in colorado. nicole hockley's son, dylan, was among 20 children killed at sandy hook in newtown, connecticut in december of 2012. she cofounded sandy hook promise, a group working to protect children from gun violence. andy parker's daughter, allison, was a reporter for cbs affiliate wdbj when she was shot and killed during a live broadcast in 2015. and he's now activists and helped start for allison, an educational foundation named after his daughter. and michelle gay lost her daughter josephine in the sandy hook massacrea former teacher she cofounded safe and sound schools following her daughter's death. and joining us now is john mina from orlando the chief of police for the orlando police department. a job he held back in june 2016 when gunman entered pulse nightclub and killed 49 people. nicole i want to start with you. after sandy hook, people said this has to be differen

the more work to do. >> you teach let the university of texas at austin. spent the previous career at the university of miami. an elected member of the law institute and senior editor of the journal of national security long policy. where can people listen to your podcast? >> my colleague and i have a podcast www. national security podcast.com. >> host: mona from maryland. huron. >> caller: if you cannot imagine your name is on a dossier they're coming after him and hopefully my alma mater has not taken a hard left turn the 70s that prioritize liberal extremism. >> i'm not sure i heard a question. the reality is i'm not telling folks what they should think about the process but the nunez memo is. folks have a clear view of what the tradition is. this is not about the steel dossiers about the fisa court. the question is if the judge who initially approved the warrants and the three different judges who approved it thought between the steel dossier and the other evidence there is enough to believe that carter page might be an agent of a foreign power. don't

temple with a 17-point lead, 19-point, five rebounds, then austin austin pass toss gwen tone rose in the corner. he led the owls about 20-point double shot 50% for the field. can beat the bulls 73-55. >> ivy league action, pen looking to remain un beat never conference play against harvard. second half quaker downs by 12 , ryan bently drives for the hoop, makes the basket, fouled bently 16-point. pen down nine. the crimson will answer back. chris lewis hits the bank shot and the paint, led harvard with 25-point, they will snap the quakers five game winning streak with 76-67 victory. >> the flyers out west facing coyotes see who had the worse record in the league yet have the first number beating them here in the center in october. orange and black lost their last three games in the dessert. the flyers down a goal in the first on the power play, captain claude giroux with the 17th goal too tie up the game ment then in the second period, flyers with the main advantage, wayne simmons with the redirection, ghost shot. nineteenth of the season. but this game is going to go into a shoot-ou