police aren't tenbrink to do what he did, but witte says whatever it is, it's unnerving. unnerving. "there's some sort of desparation there that they're willing to go into not just kind of crime." crime.""investigators say both officers fired their weapons at tenbrink and they're now on 30-days paid administrative leave. tom mckee, nine on your side, price hill." new tonight.a deadly crash in monroe is under investigation. authorities say 30-year-old ken smith hit the back of a semi this afternoon.it happened on i-75 near the exit to the cincinnati premium outlets. smith died after being taken to the hospital. the driver of the semi was also taken to the hospital... but is expected to survive. elderly man was found dead in an icy pond- days after family reported him missing. ohio county sheriff's deputies believe 87-year old clarence marker was checking his muskrat traps when he fell in the water.the sheriff says they found clarence's body after his family called deputies asking for a welfare check. lt. bill beville: "49:54 it's always a tragedy when someone loses their life like th

another rough rough day for the markets after unnerving news of north korea nuclear arms testing. the dow lost 252 points - the nasdaq fell 55. investors also worried about china s sinking economy and plunging oil prices. they )re keeping an eye on the latest jobs report - it ll be released friday, new at 11 a norfolk girl is taking action to help girls all across hampton newschannel 3 s allison mechanic spoke to the inspiring young girl today and has her story. reading letter hi my name is gianna and i am 9 years old i am giving you this doll because i through hard times... gianna graham does not know the little girl who will one day read this note. but she knows that it and the barbie doll that goes along with it -- will bring them some joy. 13:48:05 i feel like girls in shelters should have the same as girls not in shelters gianni has made a new years resolution to collect one thousand barbie dolls for one thousand girls in foster homes across hampton roads. on writing a letter to bring some comfort. 13:49:00 i wanted to inspire them and give them encouragement and gianni isn )

in some areas here, fisherman say there's about 6 unnerving cautious." lori- "we had flooding a few weeks ago, and 50 degree temps, we had snow..where we behind us has frozen like three different times so just always just test the ice..take your ice- cause your hands are too slippery and you can pull yourself out." in some areas here, fisherman say there's about 6 inches of ice..but you can never be too sure..." james jordan- "it's unnerving especially when it's popping right besides ya you never know you know is it just cracking or what's it doing?" so lori- we don't want to have to inform a family of a tragic situation that could have been prevented." at minimum 4 inches of quality ice is recommended for ice fishing..look for disclored ice or snow for signs of weakness... weve got you covered lauren there's a facebook group called northeast iowa ice fishing- and there you can find different ice measures from lakes throughout the area. coming up... the big ten honors mike gesell as the point guard's helped the hawks to a 3 and oh conference start -- plu

investors unnerved. they don't have a clear path forward and are very nervous about the future. >> dow up 90 points. stay tuned, because things change by the minute on wall street. patricia sobga, thanks for being with us today. >>> new developments in the morning in the flint water crisis. walmart, coca-cola and pepsi will give public schools water through the end of the year, the state also launching an investigation into those dangerous levels of lead and how they got into the city water supply. as bisi onile-ere reports, the children getting sick. >> the tragedy of flint is a tragedy of immense proportion. words can barely describe this tragedy. >> things went terribly wrong. those were the words of michigan attorney general bill shute on flint's water crisis. >> i would certainly not bathe a newborn child or a young infant in this bad water. and if you can't drink the bad water, you shouldn't pay for it. >> one week after launching an investigation into possible wrongdoing, the state attorney genera

it is particularly unnerving to see them surrendering. hands up. kneeling. then iranian military personnel pawing over their guns and their ammunition and presumably everything else that was on board. those two small u.s. navy boats that the iranians had for the last 24 hours while they were holding these american service members against their will. iranian state tv also broadcast this out of context apology. >> it was a mistake. that was our fault. and we apologize for our mistake. the iranian behavior was fantastic while we were here. we thank you very much for your hospitality, and your assistance. >> we do not know if that sailor was apologizing under duress, nor do we know what he was apologizing for. they determined that the americans, quote, illegal entry into iranian water was not the result of a purposeful act. okay. if so, then what is this guy's purported out of context apology all about? if there was nothing purposely done wrong? we don't know. but now that this thing is over, there are three things here. number one, obviously the most important,

do viewers take that as the guy, you know, was unnerved by a reporter and didn't have the leadershipkills to stand up and go to the debate? >> no. i don't think that has anything -- in the poll that we did, if you take a look at pennsylvania, it looks like the national polls. i mean, think about it. hillary clinton has a sizable lead nationally. she has a sizable lead here. bernie sanders is up 11 points since the october poll i did for abc6. okay. what's happened nationally? sanders has closed the gap. yeah. and let's go to the national poll. >> is it gonna be enough to unnerve her and do what happened the last go-'round? >> no. hillary clinton is very popular. she has the scranton roots. her dad was born in scranton. he played football for penn state. she has lots of support down here in the southeast -- rendell. you can go through the list of people who've raised money for her. she's very popular. she beat obama in our state in the 2008 primary by 10 points. she's clearly in good shape to win. >> all right. let's talk about who has fared well or not well in iowa and new hampshire

all the people i want unnerved seem to be unnerved by him. that works out for me. i don't know what surprise is. why people are confused as to what people love about him. he's straight up, direct, entertaining. do you want to sit in a room and listen to hillary clinton? you'll fall asleep, or jeb bush? this guy is charismatic, entertaining, he makes you laugh. he says things that are blunt that people are thinking at home. that's why they're there. >> there are people who say blunt things at particular times when they fit the particular moments. spiro agnew did it, well scripted scripted, but he did it, donald trump is doing it we won't see somebody like this again quick limit it's him, only him, and only he can get away with it now. >> you pluck from history two rather -- let's say -- >> i love agnew references. there's not enough. lou, i do think -- that event in lowell was notable. it's below freezing, it's at night. he packs the place to the rafters. >> the response of governor christie, show time is over! who starts a show with show time is over? >> ridiculous

. >> it is unnerving. it is unnerving. >> catherine: i was able to speak with one parent off camera and credit at elementary school for making all the right decisions and keeping parents inform every step of the way. live in waltham, catherine parrotta, fox25 news. >> julie: new this morning house full of clutter may have led to tragedy on the south shore. firefighters in scituate say 40-year-old man was killed in fire at this home last night and lived there with his mother who was not home at the time. when firefighters arrived they say it was too dangerous to enter the home. there was too much clutter and burning debris and firefighters have been to the home many times. >> had past inspections at the home and problems with a lot of >> here a dozen times trying to help the woman and son try to get help to get it cleaned out. >> julie: so far no word what sparked the fire and the victim has not been identified. >> daniel: two people shot on the "t" and this morning the gunman is still at large. >> right wh

year old boy who wihtout his coat around 7 o clock this morning - who also didnt seem scared or unnerved when he was found 8 hours later hiding underneath just feet below from where he disappeared. 28:13 he was just there and they located him and they went to him and he came out willingly he didnt appear to be upset he was just happy to be his with his family but his parents were sure scared - according to officials and so were the 80 personel - looking for him. teams with williamsburg police - fire - virginia state police and the virginia department of emergency management had eyes both in the sky and on the ground. searchign desperately within a 2 mile radius of the boys skipwith farms home. 24:48 a missing child usually illicit a large response anyway but in this situation because of the cold weather thats really starting to drive some of the was felt throuought the entire community - hoping to find the young boy before the sun and the temperatures go down. robert hale - quickly took action to volunteer - after 3 at noon. 7:35 its like 24 degrees right now and im just very concerned f

all the people i want unnerved are unnerved by him.n't know what the surprise is, people are confused what people love about him. he's straight up. direct, entertaining, do you want to sit in a room and listen to hillary clinton. you'll fall asleep. or jeb bush. he's charismatic, entertaining, makes you laugh. he says thing that are blunt that people are thinking at home. >> there are people say blunt things for particular times. huey long did it, donald trump is doing it, and these are phenomenons around the individual people that don't have long trajectories. we're not going to see somebody like this again very quickly. it's him, only to him, only he can get away with it right now. lou: you plucked from history two rather, let's say -- >> i love agnew references, they're not nearly enough of them. lou, i do thing. >> the taxes. >> that event in lowell is admirable, below freezing, at night and packs the place to the rafters. lou: in response to governor chris christie, he says showtime is over! who starts a show with showtime is over

it may have been unnerving for some, but no one was injured in the incident. heavenly's lift maintenance team is conducting a complete investigation into the cause of the chair's fall. no word yet on what may have led to the problem. ice skaters took advantage of the frozen little washoe lake over the weekend. but its important to remember, there are dangers to walking or playing on ice. kolo 8 news now's catherine van takes a look at some of the dangers you should be aware of. nats of hockey parents and kids from the area are turning little washoe lake

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. >> it's unnerving. it's unnerving. and again student at the fitzgerald elementary school in waltham will be among the students returning to class today after these threats were made. in the meantime, you heard the arlington police chief talk about the nature of the threat and gives us more specifics. you will hear about that coming up next hour. live on waltham, catherine parrotta, fox25 morning news. >>> new this morning, a deadly fire on the south shore. fire fighters say they couldn't even get inside the house to fight this fire. fox25's michael henrich live in scituate this morning with details on what was blocking their access. good morning, michael. >> reporter: good morning, gene. sometimes you hear about the flames being so intense that it is too dangerous for fire fighters to go inside. in this case here at the fire on edith holmes road in scituate, a matter of too much clutter inside. fire fighters knew that this home, the woman and her 40-year-old son who lived here 40-year-old son who lived here, they -- th

. >> a little unnerving for a while there, right? >> for a minute. >> reporter: captain matt phillips says the seas were rough early saturday and the winds were fierce. >> blowing 15 knots or 20. it was pretty rough, it blew us up there pretty fast. >> we tried to hold it, but it was. holding. >> to the captain radioed for help before running aground. both men made it to safety. park rangers say bay ywaters ca be treacherous. >> even though it was an outgoing tide, the vessel was being blown into shore. >> the vesselal likely ran out of gas. officials will monitor the boat for eany changes, meantime the fishing trip wasn't a totalal loss. >> i did catch one fish so it was cool. and i save it it. >> reporter: salvage crews will try to move the jenna j from the rocks but that will have to wade until high tide on sunday morning. >>> a water main break sent hundreds of gallons of water gushing into a south bay neighborhood early this morning. abc 7 news was in san jose as crews repaired a six-inch main on crescent place. the water depart

. >>> it unnerved investors around the world. markets remain down 214 down. the nasdaq and s&p 500 are also lower. >>> relief could be coming for commuters tired of traveling through pen station. governor cuomo is expected to announce plans for renovation. >> reporter: caulking through pen station in the morning rush hour, this transit rider did not mince words. >> this is a cesspool, it really is. >> reporter: the rail hub is one of the busiest in the country and as most commuters will tell you one of the dingiest and most outdated. >> it's chaotic and archaic. >> it's time to be redone. it really is. >> reporter: a long delayed reality if governor cuomo has his way. he's expected to announce a massive overmaul of penn. that includes moving amtrak and updating the new jersey transit concourses. >> they should have done it a long time ago and made it look like grand central. >> we pay a good amount of money. and we have nowhere to sit. if you come in the afternoon at rush hour you barely have standing room. >> some think it's fine the way it is. >> works ever

. >>> reporter: it is unnerving targeting women walking home late at night. >> it is a little scary. we get the emails and the others. >>> reporter: do you issued the- - du issued the latest one. this woman worries there may be other victims if the perpetrator is not caught soon. >> they should have a buddy system and they should be together and be with someone. >>> reporter: safety officials say all three officials but not to a police >> it is the third time and they haven't been caught, they are going to keep getting more confident the more they get away with it. >>> reporter: the first incident happened eight days ago, the second four days later january 24, and happened this morning on josephine and i live. -- iliff. reporting life near the du campus, lance hernandez we've reported several of these happening the last few years. behind in 2011, and in 2013 another woman was grouped-- campus. if you get attack to anything you can to fight back. biting, scratching, kicking, anything it takes to get out. the loud so people can come help . >> it's one of those things you replay in your

. >> that was unnerving for all of us. apparently there's some kind of technology you can use to get into the car to override something or other. reporter: raleigh police have not confirmed the theory. it is a possibility that they're considering as they move forward with this investigation. so what can do you to protect yourself? first, the obvious. don't leave your car unlocked. make sure it's locked. take your key to be with you. don't leave it in or near the cars and another thing, put your key to be in a metal container. that will stop any signal that's being emitted from that key to be. that metal container will help you out a lot of these measures are not foolproof, but at least they might stop or slow down a suspected heave. >> you hope makers of these can he vices will continue to because that is truly scary when you think about it. >> that's baffling. >> right. thanks. >>> the world health organization is sounding the alarm about the zika outbreak. it is hosting an emergency etinanits reon. ousands of babies who'

neighbors say it s unnerving not knowing what happened. "i have no idea, it could be something natural, but when you have two people who died, it seems like something not pretty. police have not released the identities of the two people yet. macys is closing dozens of stores including three right here in hampton roads how is your new years resolution going?---one norfolk girl is taking action to help girls now here )s kristen crowley warmer with more clouds... temperatures will be warmer throughout today with numbers mainly in the 40s this morning and highs in the mid 50s this afternoon. expect more clouds today with an isolated shower possible. the warming trend continues for thursday with highs in the mid 50s. expect mostly cloudy skies again tomorrow with an isolated shower possible. highs will warm to near 60 this weekend with rain likely saturday night and into sunday morning. temperatures cool back into the the international community is vowing to punish north korea with additional sanctions following claims the country successfully

the unnerving. cory eight of the oregon occupation. they moved in fast. they got on the ground even faster... armed with long guns. the group: the three percent of idaho. on hand the president of the armed convoy says, to provide protection in case of "physical altercation." but a spokesperson for ammon bundy says the group showed up on their own -- not at the request of the camp and they soon left. bundy's camp still settled in on the snow- covered refuge. allegations recently surfaced the armed- occupiers are using federal resources... like trucks and computers. a self-proclaimed liason for the bundy crew confirmed it -- sort of. day eight of the occupation comes one day after the harney county committee of safety held this open meeting at a burns community center. the committee read aloud a letter written to bundy applauding bundy for the national attention he's brought to land-use issues but denoucing the way they went about it. the letter also asks the group to leave. though, bundy's camp says the letter was take over quite yet. a spokesperson for th

world stock markets slumped after a norm korean test unnerved unrest intors. u.s.res are down this morning. u.s. futures are down this morning. we're back after >> 5:00 is the time good wednesday morning january 6 wormer than it has been. still cold outside. forecast for the morning commute in fivehz minutes. >>. >> developing overnight the norm korean government has conducted successful hydrogen bomb test. north korea may have tested. towards goal of buding a war head moldle on a

jim raines -neighbor - c18 - 619 it's kind of unnerving that something possibly criminal could have gone on down that way. 623 i hope not. 625 animal control officers removed several cats from the home during the investigation. police in suburban chicago shot and killed a suspect. it happened yesterday. authorities say they responded to a report of a suspicious man with a weapon taking pictures of several schools. when they showed up, they say the man ran away. police chased him down. during a struggle, an officer shot the man. police say he had a pellet gun and was wearing a home-made tactical-style vest. investigators have not identified the man. the officers involved are on administrative leave, new this morning, we're about to show you incredible video of survival. a boy and his parents jumped from the fourth floor of this burning apartment building in quebec yesterday. and it was all caught on video. you can see the flames pouring out of this upper window. a neighbor recorded as the boy dangled from his father's arms before the man dropped his son to the ground. firefighte

. >> and nasa saying that the latest incident wasn't particularly unnerving because they were only some 200 feet from the exit. >> oh, my gosh. >> but yeah. >> when we come back, the big winners of this year's critics choice awards. >> we do have to say happy birthday, betty white. wait till you see how she steals the show in her latest commercial. "the skinny" is next. >> she really did. >> yeah. "the skinny" is next. >> she really did. >> yeah. ♪ skinny, so skinny >>> time now for "the skinny" and topping our headlines this morning, another big night for hollywood. >> can you believe it? another award show. it is the season. it took a giant step closer to the oscars, of course, with last night's critics choice awards. "spotlight" took home three trophies including best picture, best ensemble and best original screen play. >> it was so good. but the big winner was "mad max: fury road" winning nine awards including best director and best action movie. >> so best acting winners include presumed oscar favorite leo right there for revenant" and brie larson for "room." easily stealing the s

. >> it is unnerving knowing that something like that happens to somewhere i am about to go. i feel safe. i am with friends. we are staying together. we are not going to go to very heavily populated areas. >> the last terror attack in indonesia was in 2009 when people were killed at two luxury hotels in the capital. anchor: following last year's historic nuclear deal, international sanctions against .ran are close to being lifted the international atomic energy agency outlines iran's compliance. any day now, iran's foreign minister are expected to announce implementation days, the days that iran officially downsizes their nuclear program and receives sanctions relief. irani and businesses are poised to win big. for the country's tourism industry, it is the best industry -- newsday have had in years. >> credit cards can be used. that is big for an industry like tourism. prepares to iran join international banking and finance systems, they are getting ready to take in the second largest population in the middle east. hand, germany, france, and the u.k. have teamed up to create

unnerving for investors, yes. we've been expecting volatility like this, we've had it really for a year, year and a half now. we're sort of on course for that. the economists are all saying, look, the odds of recession in the united states, still 15% or lower, 10%. it doesn't seem likely or imminent, so hold on, that's the message. >> and that's because employment is good, fundamental things are sound. >> fundamentals are good, job creation has been good, 200,000 per month. it seems likely that pace is going to continue. there are some positives in this. we keep hearing cheap oil is causing turmoil in the financial markets. cheap oil is supposed to be a good thing. and it still is. it still is a windfall for consumers. and it's a windfall for a lot of businesses that consume energy. they're saving money. so there should be some payoff from all that in the future. we're not seeing it show up in spending so far. but that money is going to into businesses' accounts, going into people's pockets. layoffs are scarce. pe

. >> a little unnerving. >> a little bit. >> the captain matt phillips says the seas were rough saturday and winds were fierce. >> blowing 15 knots or 20, pretty rough. blew us right up there real fast. >> you think it would hold but it wasn't holding. chuck you on the rocks. but it wasn't happening. >> reporter: the captain radioed for help before running aground. both men made it to safety. park rangers say bay waters consider treacherous. >> you can think about it. it's easy to sink a boat in these waves. this is win we have most of the problems. it was an outgoing tide but the vessel was being blown into shore. >> the coast guard says the vessel likely ran out of gas. officials will monitor the situation. the fishing trip wasn't a total loss. >> i did catch one fish. it was cool. >> reporter: salvage crews will try to move the boat come high tide sunday morning. >> a water main breaks and hundreds of gallons of water spew into a san jose neighborhood this morning. this is video taken by anthony, member of our community. the bolts on he the many broke. the water department capped the

. >> a little unnerving. >> a little bit. >> the captain matt phillips says the seas were rough saturday and the winds were fierce. >> blowing 15 knots or 20, pretty rough. blew is right up fast. i. >> it wasn't holding. chuck our then rocks. '. >> reporter: the can't radioed for help before running aground. both men made it it to shore safely. >> it's easy to sink a boat in these waves. this is when we have most of the problems. an outgoing tide but the vessel was being blown into show. >> the coast guard says she vessel likely ran out of gas and the fiberglas hull prevented any leak. the fishing trip wasn't a total loss. >> i caught one fish so it's cool, and i saved it. >> reporter: salvage crews will try to move the boat from the rocks but that has to wait until high tide sunday morning. >> family in vallejo left homeless after a firees getting help from the community. a sound of cracking flames woke them up. the family lost everything, an estimated $300,000 worth of items, including christmas presents. today the family got a special donation. their story touched the hearts of a lot

. >> : it's unnerving. >> charles :monica newman lives a few doors down from karen, she says the neighborhood is shaken. >> : this sort of thing doesn't happen around here. >> charles : karen says her neighbors have been very supportive. >> : i appreciate every answer and i thank you all >> catherine : it's been a nice start to the new week.dry and warmer. meteorologist brittney shipp is here. and you're already tracking more rain.? >> brittney : the good thing is the rain won't be until the end of our work week but once it starts it is good to last throughout the weekend and we're going to see quiet conditions and some fog developing tonight which will lead to patchy fog for it to tomorrow--for the commute tomorrow but for the most part we're going to be dry and mild and the warming up for the next couple of days and then detecting changes but not until friday and that is when we have a chance of rain and saturday and sunday all the weight even into monday here is the satellite radar shot right now we're dealing with a few clouds from the bay area up to the north. santa rosa and napa but our

it was unnerving to a lot of drivers.he bridge swore it would be the last time. >>> and on that windy autumn day in 1940, it is the last time anyone crosses that bridge. >> about 10:00, the bridge began to move in ways it had not moved before. the undulations became higher and the ripples across the bridge were verging on dangerous. >> at about 10:15 a.m., one of the bands holding the suspension cable breaks, causing the bridge to move not only up and down, but back and forth. >> once that started, the bridge increasingly began to twist. there was a car that had been trapped out on the bridge. a car driven by leonard coatsworth, a "tacoma tribune" editor who he was headed over to his summer cottage in the gig harbor area. in the back seat was his daughter's dog, tubby. as the bridge began to twist, it was impossible to drive. >> coatsworth tries to get out of the car, but he can't open the door, so he climbs out of the window and tries unsuccessfully to walk on the bridge. >> he didn't get very far before he realized that

certainly, these escalating temperatures are unnerving investors out there. there are always tensions between iran and saudi arabia. saudi arabia is backing rebels against the regime of bashar al-assad, backed by the iranians and hezbollah. they are on opposite sides of the war in yemen. as the execution of this cleric and saudi arabia, the torching of the saudi embassy, and the expulsion of iranian diplomats from saudi arabia, that has ratcheted up tensions eight not or two, and that is certainly unnerving investors as far as oil goes. it's also making some people think this is going to efforts to try to get some kind of cease-fire going on in syria, for example. that is something they have been working on. if saudi arabia and iran can't be talking to each other among their diplomats, then it will be harder to resolve the situation there. that is how things are playing out right now. so far, this has been a war of words, some very strong words , saying divineei -- rather than the iranians themselves. guy: thank you very much indeed. london is headin of globa

it may have been unnerving for some, but no one was injured in the incident. heavenly's lift maintenance team is conducting a complete investigation into the cause of the chair's fall. no word yet on what may have led to the problem. ice skaters are taking little washoe lake this week. but remember... there are dangers to walking or playing on ice. kolo 8 news now's catherine van takes a look at some of the dangers on hand. nats of hockey parents and kids from the area are turning little washoe lake

position for the past two years, it catches this particular team off guard a little bit, but it does not unnerve them. they understand what they have to do to execute and come back and wi games. geoff: next up for the gamecocks, and will play at auburn on thursday. meanwhile, one of the best weeks in the history of clemson basketball comes to a close with the college basketball world taking note of the tigers. clemson claiming three consecutive wins over top 25 teams for first time in program history. that got leading scorer jaron blossomgame a live interview on sports center and the capital one impact performance of the week. he says the tigers' recent upswing comes from the leadership of the veterans on the team. the tigers next top 25 matchup is tuesday at 13th-ranked virginia. dale: cold and windy on this martin luther king monday. announcer: now, your live super : 5:50 the time on this monday, which is a holiday for many. we have clear skies. temperatures have been dropping over the last few hours. down to 30. a breeze out of the west makes it feel like the 20's this morning. one or two flu

it was a little unnerving. >> the concern is you put your car in park, close the garage door. problem is that the car is still on. it is a mistake that for some has proven deadly. in a letter pennsylvania senator asks for better alerts from keyless ignition cars. he says at least one dozen people have died from carbon monoxide poisoning since 2009 including a man more recently from the pittsburgh area who left his car on in the garage. >> i would hope they would take action to give an alert, to give some kind of notification to an individual when they leave the vehicle if the ignition is on that there is an alert. >> reporter: car manufacturers say technology does alert drivers but senator casey and others believe the technology is flawed and more needs to be done to keep people safe. in philadelphia, nbc 10 news. >>> drexal university unveils the u-connect program to connect west philadelphia residents with jobs, housing, food and educational services. >>> if you didn't already have enough reasons to buy a powerball ticket here is one more. the largest jackpot just got bigger

officials warning everyone that they will see the at times unnerving sight that is heavily armed police. >> it's really trying to get the right balance between making sure that everyone is safe and security and making sure they have a great experience and an efficient process. >> reporter: the most important guideline is this. give yourself extra time, airport when you're going to c.e.s. if there's an event you want to see, give yourself a half-hour or for to make sure you get through the lines in time. >> jim: thank you. if you do not have credentials to get in, even though c.e.s. is closed to the general public, we've got you covered, we can get in. you can check out the coolest gadgets and all the stories we've done on our special c.e.s. page at news3lv.com. >> marie: fun times, you really feel for the tourists who are perhaps coming in from the northwest going wait a minute, this is vegas? >> jim: it will continue through the overnight? >> kevin: the rain will continue for another hour or so, then we'll have another bout of late night early morning fog. it's the un-desert here in so

. >> it is extremely unnerving to have somebody that can just come into a home by flashing a badge. >> the latest victim says now that her home has been targeted, the police impersonators have broken her trust and her sense of security. >> we don't answer the door. we have three dogs for a reason. we love them dearly but they are very much noise makers to let people know they are not playing when it coming to people trying to come into our home. >> the best advise from police tonight is to be curious any time one comes to your door be police, check with the police by phone before opening the door. >> and this man has been on death row for 24 years and now has less than 24 hours to live. tomorrow, oscar ray bolin will be put to death for killing three women in the bay area, but he has claimed over and over that he is innocent. his first victim was natalie natalie holley, and that same year stephanie collins and -- stabbed to death. he was found guilty ten times by ten jurors but bolin says they all got it all wrong. gloria gomez spoke with him on the eve of his execution. >> i don't ha

. >> a little unnerving. >> a little bit. >> the captain matt phillips says the seas were rough saturday and the winds were fierce. >> blowing 15 knots or 20, pretty rough. blew is right up fast. i. >> it wasn't holding. chuck our then rocks. '. >> reporter: the can't radioed for help before running aground. both men made it it to shore safely. >> it's easy to sink a boat in these waves. this is when we have most of the problems. an outgoing tide but the vessel was being blown into show. >> the coast guard says she vessel likely ran out of gas and the fiberglas hull prevented any leak. the fishing trip wasn't a total loss. >> i caught one fish so it's cool, and i saved it. >> reporter: salvage crews will try to move the boat from the rocks but that has to wait until high tide sunday morning. >> family in vallejo left homeless after a firees getting help from the community. a sound of cracking flames woke them up. the family lost everything, an estimated $300,000 worth of items, including christmas presents. today the family got a special donation. their story touched the hearts of a lot

this part of the story is so unnerving i can hardly stand it.this whole story is so upsetting that this piece of it is not only fatal -- >> i think -- i think we also need to let people know that this is a warm weather illness. so right now watching in a hospital in flint you're going to be fine most likely. but here's something unnerving that i think we really do have to add. is the problem over? is it done today? we are not sure. the testing has not been done. a task force has not been convened. it is not conclusively determined that the problem, the threat has passed, rachel. >> msnbc reporter tony dekoupil. tony, thank you. really appreciate you being there. we've got much more ahead tonight including that big news i was just talking about a moment ago from the bernie sanders campaign. stay with us. >>> capitol hill is, as the term suggests, a hill. it's one of the bigger and therefore better hills in washington, d.c., in fact. which makes it absolutely perfect this time of year for sledding. the only problem is that sledding is illegal on t

that is unnerving. anna: that is what they do with their currency flow into your decision to go near the chinese equity markets are not? i know you haven't been all that -- you don't go to emerging markets t generally. what kind of conditions do you need to see to get involved in chinese equities? investing see us in china in the near term. but clearly what is going on in china is influential for the rest of the world. as developed market investors, you worry about japan, clearly in the context of what is occurring in china, and the depreciating yuan is a sign of risk of deflationary exports, of products and services and goods, and that has negative context for the whole of asia. anna: interesting. us. stays with up next, our morning must-read. we get a view on why now is the time to buy chinese stocks. that is coming up next. ♪ manus: good morning -- jonathan: good morning to you all across the city of london. 60 minutes away from the start of the trading session, ftse futures up. call it, after the ch

so that was a little unnerving. but we're looking into it. we want to know why they were there. we're trying to find out what their purpose was. >> at this point no arrests have >> police identify a suspect in connection with that tea stop shooting that happened in east boston. detectives say they're looking for rojelio alvaroado. they're asking for your help to find this 21-year-old but warn he could be armed and dangerous. police believe he's the one who shot the two people last week in boston at the maverick square blue line station. he faces a number of charges including armed assault with attempt to murder. >> police in durham are searching for answers after a dog is found out in the cold. an animal control officer found this dog this morning when he responded to a call. the dog is suffering from severe starvation. sick to look at there. it is dehydration and a number of other problems. officials say stitch had no they say coeasy died if someone didn't see him this morning. they're asking who recognizes the dog to call police. >> governor charlie baker stepping in and tackl

. >>> it was an unnerving sight. a minivan jumping the curb and heading slowly toward louis. this happened yesterday. the man climbed over a pile of snow to avoid injury. the man finally stopped when it veered into a store front. >> i was watching in complete disbelief at this point. >> and he's coming right at you. >> as a matter of fact, when my boss showed up i was kind of shaking. >> the sheriff said the driver appeared to be disoriented. he was cited for driving with a suspended license. >>> a convicted sex offender that could be linked to the disappearance of lauren spierer. this comes as police and fbi raided a second home in connection with this man, this is justin wagers. he's behind bars awaiting trial on an unrelated charge. she disappeared more than four years ago. freaked out for sure. they were very nervous about me being alone at night. >> there weren't a lot of details as to what could have happened to her because it could have happened to any of us. >> police aren't saying what led to their latest search. >>> we have new information tonight in the reported at

i feel peered it's unnerving. >> reporter: alexis feels invaded because of thcht three people seen breaking into her home thursday nate and she's not alone. they took everything. and left me with nothing. >> reporter: she says they broke into her homes a well. they got away with two loaded guns. >> >>> >> reporter: and so these home owners are shaken up. we have surveillance video of these guys and we're told they do the same thing each time they travel in three- they are usually on bice clevmentz they go to the door. ring the doorbell when. they see no one is home, that's when they break n. we talked to victims who had tv's, cars, even guns sto lefnl one woman tells me she had two guns including rifle thrown fler home. these home owners obviously concerned. they are asking for you help. if you recognize these guys, we will have a photo four. you are urged to contact crime stop %. that phone number in miami-dade county is 305-471-tips. reporting live this evening from southwest miami-dade. i'm alex de armas. 7 news. >> lynn: alex, thanks for the info and pictures there. also today a man cie