it was captured, this video, by timmy hilliard who was working there at the time and timmy join us now this morning. so good to see you, timmy. we're glad that you're okay. we know it had to be terrifying. started to happen? >> i was rightbove the building 3 and building 2 where that video shot from on the third floor and one of my colleague's offices, the rest of my teams and colleagues were boarded up into two different conference rooms with doors and tables against the doo and i -- me being a photographer i wanted to see and what was going on out in the -- with everything that's going on so i actually took video after seeing what i saw to show everybody what else was happening around. >> and describe what you were seeing, timmy. >> i saw twoodies laying on the back of the building. one hunched over on a bench looked to be male and there was a female laying flat on the ground and she -- neither of them were moving and then within a few minutes the video shows else storming into building 3 with alarms going off. >> you received a text message alerting you to what was happening. >> yes

tsongas: timmy, this is really a campaign of a message. so i am a candidate and the usual kind of thing, but that message has to get out there. there is so much of this is i'm getting opinionated leaders in the united states, whether they are academic, political activists, those people to read the ideas and have a sense of that, a sense of direction. in essence, it is a campaign of people who believe not only in you, which is how we used to run campaigns, but not only you but the ideas you represent. so that the momentum is beyond any one person. so it is a different kind of campaign than the usual retail handshake i'm a good guy vote for me approach. it is this is what i think the problems are, this is where i think we ought to go. decide whether you want to go there with me. so i never ran a campaign like that before. it is usually one-on-one kind of jousting in combat, but this has a different dimension to it. >> what do you think about at the end of the day when you are sitting in a hotel room before getting ready to go to bed in iowa

bounty hunter is charminged with killing two teenaged boys. 16-year-old deion williams and 14-year-old timmy jackson were feared dead after they went missing. kevin watson was charminged after investigators found a >> mark saling was taken into custody on tuesday. we have the latest. >> reporter: he is known for playing puck on the hit fox show glee. >> mark saling was arrested early yesterday on suspicion of possessing child pornography. after a search of his home by the lapd internet crimes against children tasask force. they swept the home after a tip from a, quote, concerned citizen. >> mark salling was lichg along, this put his career on life support. >> this isn't salling's first brush with the law. his ex-girlfriend filed suit alleging sexual battery. he recently settled for 2.7 >> what mark has to look forward to right now is a great deal of emotional pain, a great deal of public humiliation. a great deal of expense with attorneys and publicists. >> he is due back i in court on january 22. >> coming up in the carololina kitchen, hold the pancake syrup, we are making a favorite flavor

we found a guy name timmy from ashdale went to west asheville. you are a big clemson fan, what has your experience been like in miami? >> it has been fun. the weather is great. when you end up at a bowl game with palm trees, it is a good experience. >> you made the trip from the asheville area. how was your adventure? >> the drive was fun. we had a hard time finding the hotel before we made it down. we made it. we had a lot of fun doing that. >> enjoy the game. we found a ton of fans like this. we'll have fan reaction coming up at 6:00. coach, how are you? >> great to see you. >> what is your prediction for the big game. best of luck to you. there are fans everywhere. we'll have a great time every day. we'll see how clemson does. later today they kick off at 4:00 from the orange bowlment reporting live from miami. it is the last day to save money because starting tomorrow, fees are going up. news 13 lauren brigman joins us from the license plate agency. this is the first hike the dmv has seen in quite some time. >> yes, holly. in 11 years. this w

. >>> timmy, he is in the well, timmy. >> all right.hanks, bill. >>> tons of people are going to the movies. did you go see star wars. >> no. >> everybody else did. >> they made some record over the week end that star wars film, unbelievable, accomplished a major goal, historic goal, dominated the box office. we will tell you just how much money they made after the break. >>> it is 6:46. david uram from overnight and he is ranting about the eagles. so, talk to us about this season. >> mike, i cannot remember a season that i enjoyed less. i have been watching the eagles religiously for 15 years and this season more than any other season was most exhaust continuing one i have ever watched. from week to week i didn't energy one game. you know what my favorite week was, the bye week. the the bye week was my favorite week bay didn't have to watch this garbage out on the field, not fun, not enjoyable. just awful, boring football. repetitive football. it is really predictable football. >> predictable football. >> you know what, blame it on, ch

timmy hilliard: i saw two bodies building. neither of them were moving. lauren another 17 were injured. : people like kevin ortiz recovering from shots to the the leg and shoulder, his aunt tells abc. rosa ortiz: he sustained five gunshot wounds. his vitals are stable. unfortunately he' s in a lot of pain. lauren: another family member, recounting the phone call her injured brother made. kelsey ortiz: he called my father, and he let him know that he had been shot. he had told my father that the police was next to him and guiding him out. lauren: the suspects, killed in a shootout with police, are identified as 28-year-old syed farook and his romantic partner 27-year-old tashfeen malik. >> male in black clothing still firing rounds. lauren: abc news has confirmed the two dropped their six month old infant with farook' s mother deadly rampage, telling her they had a doctors appointment. overnight, farook' s brother in law condemning the attacks. farhan khan: i have no idea, no idea -- i am in shock myself. jamie: law enforcement agencies throughout new hamp

late in the first...patrick ciganovich with the bank shot...vintage timmy duncan right there...lancers within ten. but the very next possession...brian goodwin connects from distance and the cats stretch a few minutes later, tyler nagy, gets a little separation and he hits from range...wildcats led it 37-26 at the half. into the second...jordan corneluis attacks the rack and draws the foul...that keeps the lead at 11 and spurs a run. jj zumbrennen, from his backside, lobs it up to david andersen...he had a game-high 15, the lead up to 14. then matat thomas...with h name like thth, you know he can shoot...wayne state runs away with it, 87-57. chris: after undeoing arthroscopic surgery on both hips in the offseason, iowa state senior naz mitrou long was able to rehab and return for the cyclones this winter. but persistent soreness led him to decide to sit out the remainder of the season. mitrou l lg had played in 8 of iowa state's nine games this season, averaging 12 points for the clones. he sat out sunday's game, and then along with the decision to hang up the high tops for the year an

timmy hilliard, eyewitness - verbatim: i saw two bodies laying on the back of the building.. another 17 were injured. people like kevin ortiz... recovering from shots to the the leg and shoulder, his aunt tells abc. rosa ortiz, victim's aunt --. he sustained five gunshot wounds. his vitals are stable. unfortunately he's another family member, recounting the phone call her made. sot kelsey ortiz, victim's sister ..he next to him and guiding him out. the suspects -- killed in a shootout with police -- are identified as 28-year old syed farook and his romantic partner 27-year old tashfeen malik. nats -- abc news has confirmed the two dropped their six month old infant with farook's mother before heading off on that deadly rampage - telling her they had a doctors appointment. overnight, farook's brother in law condeming the attacks. farhan khan tag: according to law enforcement sources, all 4 guns used in the shooting were purchased legally. two were purchased by the shooters. the other two were purchased by another party. lauren lyster abc news sb " jessica rae: and ater the sho

dawn timmy joins us to tell us why. >> the boy is outcities. he's very smart. sadly though the little boy does not have a lot of friends. and that's why local business owner wants to make sure that he gets flooded with cards. >> rob i'll see in you about 15 or so. >> reporter: jay green is known for his big heart. take look around his business jay's steak and hoagie joint in penndel, bucks county you can see he is all about helping others. >> local food banks, coats for kids, you name it. >> i don't know how to explain it. like i just love to give. like that's what makes mimi. >> reporter: but jay is on mission right now. he is focused op making christmas extra special for an old neighborhood friend's son. 12-year-old liam cannon has autism and loves getting mail. last december his dad cameron started letters for liam. and jay was eager to make sure he got a mountain of mail. countless cards. >> we got him just over 400 cards and actually on the 27th of december in conversation with his dad i said this is going to be my new thing every year and he said that's a

it was captured on timmy hillyard's cell phone. >> there were people running, crying hysterically. everyone is a suspect until cleared. with their hands up they begin to file out to safety. >> thank you. thank you. try to relax, everyone, try to relax. i will take a bullet before you do, that's for damn sure. just be cool, okay? >> imagine the fear of that little boy caught in the middle of all this horror. >> holy [ bleep ] shots right now. holy [ bleep ] >> as the shootout erupts, a man runs for cover. [ sirens ] >> chaos as america once again tries to make sense of a senseless act. >> as the fbi terror task force continues to investigate the mass shooting we are a nation in shock. the san bernardino massacre is the deadliest mass shooting in the united states since sandy hook in 2012 and once again america is coming together to mourn with tributes happening >> let there be peace on earth >> it's the music we needed to hear as our nation mourns the victims of the california massacre. at last night's rockefeller center tree lighting ceremony, the young people's chorus of new york

timmy, what happened? >> i actually got word of active shooter after the fact that the event happened in building three auditorium a and b. i had a text sent from a colleague stating there's an active shooter on grounds. at that time i was thinking maybe it was something small, maybe somebody walking around with a gun, something not happening. trying to just minimize it as much as possible figuring we're social services at san bernardino, something not as bad as it may be. by that time i actually heard my colleagues going -- running around, crying, screaming, trampling all over the place. whichant in the hallways and i saw them reacting the way they had and i was very curious what happened so i asked what's going on and they're crying and screaming, gunshots, we heard gunshots. there's people dead. things are happening. they're going to kill us. people are shooting and i'm like, okay, take a breath. what's going on? at that time i realized that the workers were actually going to barricade themselves within

>> reporter: scott, timmy hilliard is a social worker at the inland regional center, and he was in his office on the third floor when the shooting arted. as police moved in, hilliard took out his phone and started recording. >> i got a text from a colleague stating there wass an activee shooter. i opened my door, went in the holloway and saw my colleagues running around, screaming, crying. >> reporter: you had a bird's-eye view of the entrance and the exit that the shooters wewe in. >> correct. reporter: what did you see first? >> at first what i saw was a door, about five or s looking for active shooters. in the back there was a gegeleman deceased on the bench i assume as well as a female about ten to 15 feet away laying in a pool of blood deceased, as well. >> reporter: you think they were trying to flee and then were shot when they were e ying thee flee? >> correre. the female i assume, given her positioning and the way she was with her back to the billing, she was fleeing. >> reporter: i think the most disturbing thing is to seeeehem bringing somomof the bodies o o. how were they d

>> reporter: scott, timmy hilliard is a social worker at the inland regional center, and he was in his office on the third floor when the shoototg started. as police moved in, hilliard took out his phone and started recording. stating there was an active shooter. i opened my door, went in the hallway and saw my colleagues running around, screaming, crying. >> reporter: you had a bird's-eyeyeiew of the entrance e and d e exit that the shoors went in. >> correct. >> reporter: what did you see first? >> at first what i saw was a s.w.a.t. team coming into the back door, about five or six, looking for an active shooter. in the back there was a gentleman, deceased d the bench i assume, as well as a female about ten to 15 feetway laying in a pool of blood deceased, as well. >> reporter: you think they were trying to flee and then were shot when they were trying to flee? >> correct. the female i assume, given her positioning and the way she was with her back to the billing, she was fleeing. >> reporter: i think the most disturbing thing is to see them bringing some of the bodies out. how were

. >> what about little timmy mcmasters who made fun of you in second grade for bringing kimchee to schoolthere vengeance coming their way? >> my greatest vengeance would be those people think about that time that they made fun of me. i want them to actually love korean food now. >> that doesn't sound anywhere close to endless suffering. >> well, that's my personal story. >> i would think electric nipple clamps. then i drive over them. not killing them. they slowly bled to dead from several artery wounds. >> the reason that koreans are able to just not wallow in that is because of this other emotion called chung. it is a deep fondness that you have for your other koreans, and people always focus on han and i am like, yeah, i know, han, yes, yes, it exists. no one is denying that. we all have it. but chung, no one talks about that and it's equally strong. >> okay. i believe you. >> i don't think you believe me about this chung thing. >> no, i believe you. like i like the whole idea of han. i totally get that as an engine. i like that. i like that dark side. the fact that this word exists is

and timmy was i just picked a book on the bookshelf. i did know. i thought this book was going to be about animals, and i picked a very thin book because i didn't want to read a thick book. i just couldn't believe it because my grandma was in that book. my mother was in that book, and myself in that book. that showed me the path of north korea and showed me the president of north korea come at a realized most korean people don't deserve that. what they're going to do is injustice. if we say we believe in justice how can we let that happen? it's almost a holocaust. how people get arrested for watching a movie? why are people not allowed to write a book? they are just like us. they have a whole potential to be like south korea. is to me tragic. warn people after they had a different political system, what the south most develop country, north korea is the most darkest place on earth. we need to stop this. antennae, like the rest say, i often get to that. is it really that bad? they cannot be true. how come that is a bad? it is really that bad but you

. >> i don't want to see timmy going anywhere. want to see him stay nothing san francisco as a giant. am i right? >> yes, you're right. >> nice try. >>> latest always on wcbsf.com. come on in pop pop. happy birthday. i just had a heart attack... and now i have a choice. for her. for them. and him. a choice to take brilinta. a prescription for people who've been hospitalized for a heart attack. i take brilinta with a baby aspirin ...no more than 100 mg. as it affects how well it works. it's such an important thing to do to help protect against another heart attack. brilinta worked better than plavix. and even reduced the chances of dying from another one. don't stop taking brilinta without talking to doctor. since stopping it too soon increases your risk of clots in your stent, heart attack, stroke, and even death. brilinta may cause bruising or bleeding more easily or serious, sometimes fatal bleeding. don't take brilinta if you have bleeding, like stomach ulcers. a history of bleeding in the brain, or severe liver problems. tell

late in the first...patrick ciganovich with the bank shot...vintage timmy duncan right there...lancers within ten. but the very next possession...brian goodwin connects from distance and the cats stretch their advantage. a few minutes later, tyler nagy, gets a little separation and he hits from range...wildcats led it 37-26 at the half. into the second...jordan corneluis attacks the rack and draws the foul...that keeps the lead at 11 and spurs a run. jj zumbrennen, from his backside, lobs it up to david andersen...he had a game-high 15, the lead up to 14. then matt thomas...with a name like that, you know he can shoot...wayne state runs away with it, 87-57. between international competitions and injuries, the sioux city musketeers have needed new skaters to step in and step up. in fact, seven of the players that dressed for sioux city last saturday night weren't with the team when the season started. and how about this, ushl teams are allowed to dress 21 players, but the muskies only dressed 20 because they didn't have enough healthy bodies. but jay varady says it's not a bad thing for

lemm will receive full military timmy cardsal dowelcomes an will preside over that mass. preparations to secure times square on new year's eve this year there will be a larger police presence than ever. >> they always do it a great job but this year epic i have a feeling. robert moses live at times square with what we can expect for tomorrow night. obviously in the light of what's happening i.c.e. cyst there's the concern about times square so we would luke to hear this news. >> clearly a lot has changed namely rise of isis and npsd says that it is prepared busy day we're looking at here in times square they're testing that 12,000 panted ball today. also be inflating some balloons. all in prep rawings for tomorrow night 6,000 officers will be deployed in and around times square between 6 and 800 million last year. command made up of officers will be here. man assisted by technology, bomb sniffing dogs roaming about also hundreds of surveillance cameras rolling keeping an eye on comings goings here. chemical detector to spot threats and entering through 14 different access

. >> aren't they supposed to say, tim timmy is in the well? it's what i thought. >> lassie! >> all right. so much weather out there. we feel sorry for people traveling today. >> it's going to be a nightmare of a travel day today and also tomorrow. there is an ice storm component we're expecting ice in oklahoma city and north texas. then the blizzard. we're expecting over a foot of snow in the texas panhandle to the oklahoma panhandle today to tomorrow. as we head back to work on monday, snow in the plains, upper midwest, 4 to 6 inches. a taste of winter with this monster storm. it'll be a rough one. pack your patience. >> we're all going to start humming the theme. >> to "lassie." >> that's right. >> thank you very much. >>> up next, we're going to catch up with the cast of one of the most talked about films of the year, "the danish girl." >>> also ahead, the good, bad and ugly. all this is the best block of all. it's like candy cane lane. i know. oohhh. oh, holiday ferris wheel. i kind of love it. look at those reindeer. jeffrey, you're awfully quiet back there. i was just

. >> timmy was all year long belling mcdonald's. they've proven they've gotten through their growing pains or difficulties they were having and figured it out good. for them. i think you stay with netflix as well. it has not traded well for the last 1 1/2 months, two months or so. netflix faltered. i still think it's too hard to replicate it. when earnings come around, you are going to be happy you were involved in the stock. >> how can you say it's too tough to replicate netflix? there is a lot of competition. anyone who's got distribution like an amazon or someone could get in the game. >> it's a sticky user base. they took one misstep over the last six years and have not taken one since. even when they recently raised prices, people stuck by them. that's when i say it's too hard to replicate. it's the stick aniness of their user base. >> you acknowledged it can be replicated. >> it will be replicated. absolutely. >> we've got such a lead. you have producers, writers in hollywood. netflix is the go-to choice. they've got the distr

late in the first...patrick ciganovich with the bank shot...vintage timmy duncan right there...lancers within ten. but the very next possession...brian goodwin connects from distance and the cats stretch their advantage. a few minutes later, tyler nagy, gets a little separation and he hits from range...wildcats led it 37-26 at the half. into the second...jordan corneluis attacks the rack and draws the foul...thakeeps the lead at 11 and spurs a run. jj zumbrennen, from his backside, lobs it up to david andersen...he had a game-high 15, the lead up to 14. then matt thomas...with a name like that, you know he can shoot...wayne state runs away with it, 87-57. between injuries, the sioux city musketeers have needed new skaters to step in and step up. in fact, seven of the players that dressed for sioux city last saturday night weren't with the team when the season started. and how about this, ushl teams are allowed to dress 21 players, but the muskies only dressed 20 because they didn't have enough healthy bodies. but jay varady says it's not a bad thing for his team. jay varady--"zuhlsdorf

. >> aren't they supposed to say, tim timmy is in the well? it's what i thought. >> lassie! so much weather out there. traveling today. >> it's going to be a nightmare of a travel day today and also tomorrow. there is an ice storm component to the storm. we're expecting ice in oklahoma city and north texas. then the blizzard. we're expecting over a foot of snow in the texas panhandle to the oklahoma panhandle today to tomorrow. as we head back to work on upper midwest, 4 to 6 inches. a taste of winter with this monster storm. it'll be a rough one. pack your >> good sunday morning, everyone, another mild day ahead of us but darn start outside. 53 in bedford. woe being trad areas of drizzle and light showers morning. a few of them north of the mass pike. we'll continue to see this for a couple of hours. expecting dry breaks from mid-morning to mid-afternoon. can't rule out an isolated shower but a lot of the rain, close to 60 in southeastern mass then >> that's your forecast. >> we're all going to start humming the theme. >> to "lassie." >> that's right. >> thank you very much

. >> aren't they supposed to say, tim timmy is in the well? it's what i thought. >> lassie! >> all right. so much weather out there. we feel sorry for people traveling today. >> it's going to be a nightmare of a travel day today and also tomorrow. there is an ice storm component we're expecting ice in oklahoma city and north texas. then the blizzard. we're expecting over a foot of snow in the texas panhandle to the oklahoma panhandle today to tomorrow. as we head back to work on monday, snow in the plains, upper midwest, 4 to 6 inches. a taste of winter with this monster storm. it'll be a rough one. pack yourgood morning i'm meteorologist t.j. springer after our christmas day storm, there will be a lull in the snow, but just for a couple of days. high pressure will briefly build in giving us sunshine for the day on sunday along with cold temperatures. highs are expected to be in the low 20s around the viewing area. our next, more potent snow storm moves toward us sunday night with increasing clouds. snow will begin monday morning and will increase in intensity as the precipi

. >> aren't they supposed to say, t timmy is in the well? it's what i thought. >> lassie!h weather out there. we feel sorry for people traveling today. >> it's going to be a nightmare of a travel day today and also tomorrow. there is an ice storm component to the storm. we're expecting ice in oklahoma city and north texas. then the blizzard. we're expecting over a foot of snow in the texas panhandle to the oklahoma panhandle today to tomorrow. as we head back to work on monday, snow in the plains, upper midwest, 4 to 6 inches. a taste of winter with this monster storm. it'll be a rough one. >>> a good sunday morning. i am meteorologist, ma grossman. by this afternoon, it's all about the record warmth. 70 degrees in philadelphia this afternoon, and the record is 64. big-time changes come on monday. 46 degrees, that's going to be your high. wintry weather arrives monday into tuesday for some and we'll continue to watch that. the rain tapers to showers on monday and tuesday, and then cooler for friday, partly sunny and 44. 42 on saturday. have a great day. >> that's your fore

>> reporter: scott, timmy hilliard is a social worker at the inland regional center, and he was in his office on the third floor when the shooting as police moved in, hilliard took out his phone and started recording. >> i got a text from a colleague stating there was an active shooter. i opened my door, went in the hallway and saw my colleagues running around, screaming, crying. >> reporter: you had a bird's-eye view of the entrance and the exit that the shooters went in. >> correct. >> reporter: what did you see first? >> at first what i saw was a s.w.a.t. team coming into the back door, about five or six, looking for an active shooter. in the back there was a gentleman, deceased on the bench i assume, as well as a female about ten to 15 feet away laying in a pool of blood deceased, as well. >> reporter: you think they were trying to flee and then were shot when they were trying to flee? >> correct. the female i assume, given her positioning and the way she was with her back to the billing, she was fleeing. >> reporter: i think the most disturbing thing is to see them bringing some o

. >> aren't they supposed to say, timmy is in the well? it's what i thought. >> lassie! >> all right. so much weather out there. we feel sorry for people traveling today. >> it's going to be a nightmare of a travel day today and also tomorrow. there is an ice storm component to the storm. then the blizzard. we're expecting over a foot of snow in the texas panhandle to the oklahoma panhandle today to tomorrow. as we head back to work on monday, snow in the plains, upper midwest, 4 to 6 inches. a taste of winter with this monster storm. it'll be a rough one. pack your patience. that's a look at your national forecast. now, here's a look at what's going on where you live. >> thank you, raphael. i'm storm team 4 meteorologist erica grow. a record high here in the tri-state once again. a high of 64 degrees. that's just one degree above the record high. showers arriving late towards sunset but then clearing out quickly. we'll have partial clearing tonight, breezy, and colder with a low of 40 degrees. here's a look at the seven-day forecast. really changeable here. it's going t

timmy hilliard, eyewitness - verbatim: i saw two bodies laying on the back of the building.. another 17 were injured. people like kevin ortiz... recovering from shots to the the leg and shoulder, his aunt tells abc. rosa ortiz, victim's aunt --. he sustained five gunshot wounds. his vitals are stable. unfortunatel y he's in a lot of pain, another family member, recounting the phone call her injured brother made. sot kelsey ortiz, victim's sister ..he had told my father that the police was next to him and guiding him out. the suspects -- killed in a shootout with police -- are identified as 28-year old syed farook and his romantic partner 27- year old tashfeen malik. nats -- abc news has confirmed the two dropped their six month old infant with farook's mother before heading off on that deadly rampage - telling her they had a doctors appointment. overnight, farook's brother in law condeming the attacks. farhan khan sources, all 4 guns used in the shooting were purchased legally. two were purchased by the shooters. the other two were purchased by another party. lauren lyster ab

we ultimately have to decide, you know, in conjunction with agent with timmy what's best for him.hat's going to be a tough call. but at this point, it's going to be a hard fit but you never know. >>> nfl now. could alex boone 49er career be over? the offensive lineman could miss the reservation of the season because of a reported torn m cl ligament he had sunday. he will be a free agent at the he wanted of the season. he hasn't been happy with his contract now for some time. >>> now, on sunday serena williams hosted a 5-k run to benefit her charity. this is a photo of her starting the race. here's another photo snapped of serena getting into a can which took her to the finish line. >> oh. >> before you start shouting, rosie ruiz, serena was completely up front about having to get in a can to finish the race. >>> steve kerr said today, he still has no timetable to return to the warriors coping with complications from back surgery. but being absent has a silver lining. attention to his family. >> it's killing him to not be there right now. >> reporter: if anyone knows how steve kerr

liftoff of tim koper, uri, and timmy peak on their way to the international space station. >> the capsule lifted off from the russian-manned space launch facility on the steps of kazakhstan. the launch went off with no reported problems. the astronauts' mission is to spend six months aboard the space station. >>> social media is lighting up with an overwhelmingly positive response to the new "star wars" movie from those who got ha chance to attend last night's premiere in l.a. there was a huge demand to see "the force awakens" and the red carpet was four times longer than the one they use for the academy awards. >> i feel surprisingly relaxed. i mean, an environment i feel like is loving enough and the "star wars" fans pay homage to a film i really respect. >> never done anything like this, i don't think, because there was no internet. you know, we did "empire" and "jet tie" it was a different world. >> it opens nationwide on friday. a lot of shows this weekend already sold out. >>> #thankyouwillard is trending today on twitter. after 65 years with nbc, our friend and colleague willard sc

tim timmy is in the well? it's what i thought. >> lassie! >> all right. so much weather out there. traveling today. of travel day today and also tomorrow. there is an ice storm component to the storm. we're expecting ice in oklahoma city and north texas. then the blizizrd. we're expececng over a foot of snow in the texas panhandle to the oklahoma panhandle today to tomorrow. as we head back to work on nday, snow in the plains, upper midwest, 4 to 6 inches. a taste of winter with this monster storm. it'll be a rough one. pack yourhere is additional forecastt stoo. temperatures likely won't move much today with a brisk breaks in the clouds in our thought is that snow and sleet will now, it appears areas aong and south f hwy 20 have a potential especiilly from aadubuque to cedar rapids line and south. if ice accumulation does occur. this area will then see a switch less. areas along and north of morning. snow accumulation from 4-8", with isolated higher amounts are possible. the farther northwest, the higher he snow amounts are blowing snow and low visibility. this system will track o

>>dan kerman: timmy time as you mentioned the did speak with the family he has some very specific words about the shooting par scores friday from the attorney representing the family marya what is the man who shot and killed sfo to copley's ones that an incident captured by several people on home video cassette maintained that he was shot in self-defense after he approached the with a knife but the family attorney does not see it that way attorney a down to point to assess the family will file the claim the kansas city and likely lead to a federal civil-rights lawsuit sometimes these meetings are very respectful it cycas to talk is not their opinion sometimes these minutes in the very raucous and little to see what happens is this meeting is on the west to supply. >>pam moore: how to handle an active shooter then decide to drop charges against a black friday 14 and of the city officials to step forward tougher gun and ammunition lolls. >>: that would tell us a lot as important if not more important all the others and are they bass in the u.s. are the outside the u.s. we don't know the a

. >> aren't they supposed to say, t timmy is in the well? it's what i thought. >> lassie!h weather out there. we feel sorry for people traveling today. >> it's going to be a nightmare of a travel day today and also tomorrow. there is an ice storm component to the storm. we're expecting ice in oklahoma city and north texas. then the blizzard. we're expecting over a foot of snow in the texas panhandle to the oklahoma panhandle today to tomorrow. as we head back to work on monday, snow in the plains, upper midwest, 4 to 6 inches. a taste of winter with this monster storm. it'll be a rough one. >>> pack your patience, but pack your heavy coat. chilly this morning. we're talking 20s across the north bay. 28 in santa rosa. 20 in petaluma. and redwood city at 29. as we stretch out, we have a storm system moving in that will bring showers to san francisco and the rest of us will see showers this evening. cools, highs tapping out at low to mid-50s. we'll see you at 7:00 with a full report. e're all going to start humming the theme. >> to "lassie." >> that's right. >> thank you very

. >> uncle time, tim timmy. >> mark: 1 langone and one look and you can tell the collins family is a four, but for a while, the family didn't know if a healthy life was in the cards for patriarch timothy. he was diagnosed three years ago with liver disease. >> people are dealt a hand, and you do your best. >> mark: he needed a transplant, but wasn't high on the waiting list, so his doctor suggested a living donor. and community all wanted to help. oldest son tim was a match, but when he was on the operating table at mass general hospital, new medical images showed he was no longer suitable. >> you go in with the great game plan that you're going to help, and you know, i wasn't able to do that. so i think that was one of the hardest day for me. >> mark: but this family's bond never breaks. they were disappointed, but not defeated. middle brother kevin is a state trooper who helps people every day and told doctors, he wanted to help. >> i was ready, when can we start the testing process again, and a couple weeks later, he ended up calling saying that i was a go. >> it takes a very, you