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Bigger, millions of people. Speaking of the phillies take look at Citizens Bank park. You see the sign a big sign they didnt waste any time putting it congratulations super bowl champions. We all woke up this morning asking was this a dream . The parade still a few days away so we have time to think about it some more. Has it sung in yet . 24 hours later and the eagles have landed back safely in philly after a night of unbridled euphoria were now left to consider what this championship really me...

Look at Citizens Bank park. You see the sign a big sign they didnt waste any time putting it congratulations super bowl champions. We all woke up this morning asking was this a dream . The parade still a few days away so we have time to think about it some more. Has it sung in yet . 24 hours later and the eagles have landed back safely in philly after a night of unbridled euphoria were now left to consider what this championship really means. Eagles. Hundreds of fans greeting the team as they st...

Look at that. The plane had one additional passenger, a big welcome to fill to the Vince Lombardi trophy. Lets keep the party going. Weve got a parade to plan. Now, fox 29 news at 10 00. We have waited years, decades even for this very moment. Philadelphia you are truly a city of champions. We are still flying high tonig tonight. My goodness. And that energy is not going to die down at all this week. Philly is basking in its new role as raping super bowl champs. Guessing youre probably tired too...

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Think hell get all my enemies, all his brothers. and there are other families. >> and duck dynasty patriarch phils comments hurting the show. the ratings in, 8.5 million people tuned in, that is down from the 12 million who watched last year. time now for the "news nation" gut check. a 14-year-old little league baseball player in california is being sued by his coach. now, the coach says while celebrating a victory, the boy injured him. reporter mike tulse has details. >> allegedly it hit back...

To that comment. leave the children in peace from vladimir putin. >> reporter: vladimir putin was here today in sochi. he was giving interviews, he was inspecting the venues. and he approached a group of volunteers. and it was actually one of the volunteers who raised this issue. im not sure if youve seen them, the uniforms that the athletes and judges and volunteers are wearing during the sochi games are very brightly colored, unique. one of the volunteers said, how is it possible, mr. presiden...

>> reporter: in this court summons, he found out his 14-year-old son who his dad asked us not to be named is being sued by his former little league baseball coach for what beck said the boy did during a game. the boys dad said his boy was on second base when his teammate hit the game-winning hit. and as his son came around to score, the dad says he threw his helmet into the air. >> thats when the boys own coach said in court papers that it hit him in the ankle severing his achilles tendon. now a...

But then he went on to say, just make sure the children are left in peace. and promoting, some thought, the stereotype that gays are predatory and it has received quite a bit of attention online. >> and richard, he also made comments that gay people wont just be grabbed up on the streets. >> reporter: yeah. he certainly did. he was saying -- it sounded like he was trying to say -- trying to back away from this controversy saying if gay people come to the games, they should not fear for their saf...

Is going to be a tough case to prove in a sport where bats, balls, even helmets fly around during every game. >> and theres a good chance that whoever responds to this lawsuit will be able to get it dismissed on the issue that the plaintiff in this case willfully signed on to potential contact because baseball is a contact sport. >> so the boys dad says hes already paid more than $4,000 in legal expenses. the case is scheduled to come before a judge in march. what does your gut tell you? should ...

And joining me live now reporter mark santora. thank you for your time. >> thank you. >> what are investigators saying right now? >> well, so last night a 14-year-old girl was out for a walker near the shoreline along the east river when she came across what looked to her human remains. she tweeted a picture of it. her mother saw the picture and went down with her to the shoreline and called the police. at that point, the police arrived and saw the clothing and it matched the -- shoes in particu...