all of philadelphia 150e78d toing wondering what would the eagles look like without carson wentz and nick foles leading the way. eagles clenched a first round playoff bye and you saw it here on fox 29. we, of course, have live team coverage tonight on the big win. let s begin with kristin rogers. a win is a win. that was the message among the eagles after taking on giants. the birds know this watt no their best performance. they transitioned nick foles as their starter. foles is a little overlooked and he had four touchdowns and four different receivers proving chemistry with the guys is not a problem. now 12-2 eagles clenched first round bye in the playoffs and one step closer of getting their goal in a quarterback helping them. you get the butterflies for sure. any time, any game you play in you get that excitement. it s just big stage. there s a lot going on but once you get on the field you sort of just play ball. you liver in the moment. there s things that h
we will not be defined by a hateful shooter. we ll be defined how we support and love each other. pelley: this is the. this is the cbs eke end news. pelley: this say special edition of the weekend news. if you are just joining us, we have the latest now on this mass shooting in orlando, florida. a massacre in a gay nightclub that occurred in the early hours this morning and is now the worst mass shooting in american history. at least 50 people were killed. most of their bodies are still inside the club. the shooting began after 12:00 this morning. the gunman omar mateen was an american. he was a security guard who had pledged his loyalty to isis during a 911 call during his attack on the club. he was killed in a shootout with police. there were about 300 people in the club sipping their last drinks before the club closed. with the more on that, we have mark strassmann. reporter: 15 minutes after last call, bartender tiffany johnson heard something ominous. was that a
the tornado watch is in place until 8:00 a.m. but look at the see veer storm reports stretching across the gulf coast into even into the pan hand courtesy of a cold probability that s spawning the severe weather. the worst of it is we are starting to see favorite weather move into broward county, lighthouse point, oakland, sun rise, day i have, south west ranchs and portions that will continue to spread south ward across of south florida. we can see strong storms as we have a southern breeze and also warmer temperatures, low to mid 70s. the stormiest part will be for the first half of the day, we will see warm, windy conditions, more on the rest of your forecast ahead. let s check on your traffic. we have the first accident of the morning we will show you i- 9 anorthbound and southbound lains looking god in this spot, just a busy drive in northbound and southbound. that s the northbound side of i- 95 where we have an accident this morning. it is around broward boulevard.
president will lay a wreath at the memorial to jose mar tee, the cuban poet honored for his role in the fight for freedom from spain and later there will be a visit from cuban president fidel castro where the president will be, quote, candid about areas of disagreement including human rights practices, but for many here, the topic isn t nearly as important as the fact the two sides are talking again. yes, it s interesting that it s a historic trip and it s been 50 years without relations with the north american government very third generation cab driver hopes the president will take a close look at the country she is so proud of. translator: i like that he gets to know our country, our story, our country, how beautiful it is. it s a tourist attraction so he else. reporter: a beauty and culture hidden from most americans for more than 50 years. now understand there is still a trade embargo obviously and still a ban on tourist travel, though the borders seem to be opening
early today starts right now. well, good monday morning, everybody. thanks for waking up with us today. i m betty nguyen. the president of the united states is waking up in cuba today. president obama is the first sitting president in 88 years to visit the country, a trip he hopes will be lasting part of his legacy, but there are still simmering tensions. nbc s jay gray is in havana with more. reporter: after visiting old havana yesterday including a visit to the cathedral with his wife and daughters, the president will lay a wreath at the memorial to jose mar tee, the cuban poet honored for his role in the fight for freedom from spain and later there will be a visit from cuban president fidel castro where the president areas of disagreement including human rights practices, but for many here, the topic isn t nearly as important as the fact the two sides are talking again. yes, it s interesting that it s a historic trip and it s been 50 years without relations with the