drove at a santa clara police officer the officer was drive the short distance the unarmed fatal injuries he refused in the treatment the officer arrived to the parking lot. will t: as far as the police over to his name not being released but this is part of the border of santa clara and sunnyvale we thought that because and involve the santa clara police officer in the district that is why there are involved i was able to clarify the mitchell area that both departments can this and cover that is why they're here. >>rebecca: went on to see lots of sunshine that is good news the nice weather will continue into this weekend we will have that next. p>>robin w: they have some power issues the macarthur station in richmond between those two. this driver fled overland back on a to will it push off to the side out to a slow start as just under 30 minutes from hercules down to oakland would talk about the of the slow spots. >>reporter: you can see behind as there's not much here because police just cleared out of here a lot police car is the latest car plunged into our new creek they cannot immediately pull the car out when they were able to get the car the windows are broken o

the district attorney's office needs a back up. >> i'm not concerned about that. >> but as far as the police department we have portfolios protocols in place. >> that's the answer we need. >> we are covered we're covered. >> we are covered sorry. >> sorry captain when i had the - the investigator signed to week they couldn't be more than 11 miles from san francisco there was a mile restrictions and, of course, no alcohol consumption and happened in the middle of the night do we have anything that guarantees officers don't get stuck in traffic or the officers are near the city. >> we have two homicides team that are on call 24/7 all the time and those on call teams are restricken you're on duty not allowed to drink a take-home car that is fixed with lights and sirens the police department has no delay there are a team of 48 people total everyday night on call if one person is tied up let's say there's sick you have 3 on that can cover for that one. >> but we never had an issue with the police department not being there ever. >> or anything like that. >> we appreciate that and that's the information i personally want the public to h

the media. as far as the driver here police are saying this is a suspected drunk driver, he is being tested andhese results of in the yet been released but thinks an ongoing investigation. reporting live in olney jeanet te reyes for channel six "action news". >> jeanette, thank you. >>> security guard in a port richmond bar shot and killed a man when refuse entry to the establishment after hours. it all started just after 2:00 n on the 3500 block of richmond street. investigators say a man who was intoxicated started pounding on the door after he asked to use the bathroom. employees told him that the bar was closed. he became angry. he left but then returned to the bar with several friend. the they beat the bar security guard with the club, steering wheel lock and then stabbed him. guard managed to pull out his handgun and shoot the suspect in the back. suspect was pronounced dead at temple university hospital a short time later. the security guard is now in critical condition. >>> six people were left homeless by an early morning house fire in delaware county. the fire broke out around 1:00 0

urged this victim to denounce trump, to denounce black people, even white people, but as far as the chicago policethere's no connection to a politically motivated assault, they are trying to piece together exactly why these four suspects, three of them, mike, just 18 years old, the fourth suspect 2a years old. these are young people in chicago. why they did such a heinous act is still unclear, the motive has not been decided. all of this in the context of chicago as an extraordinarily violent city. what is it — 57 shooting incidents this year so far, one of the biggest gang trials in recent yearsjust finished i know and the president clearly concerned about his hometown. unfortunately, mike, we make national headlines for these disturbing numbers. more than 700 murders in this cityjust last year and, you're right, 57 shootings in the first five days of the new year. but i think it's important for people not familiar with the city of chicago, this is no war zone by any stretch. there are millions of people living in the metro area and many more like myself living in the suburbs. these are small poc

the long-term solution to violence but for now the fight is in the hands of police officers and the reverend is keeping his faith. >> as far as i'm concerned the police are doing the job. it's just a lot of work for them. >> reporter: reporting in wilmington, george spencer nbc10 news. >> overseas in central asia dozens of people are dead after a cargo jet crashed into a village. take a look at the scene here. more than 20 homes were destroyed in the crash. investigators say the 747 was flying from hong kong to istanbul and was making a scheduled stop before the crash. the plane's data recorders have been recovered and officials are denying the reports that the plane crashed because of dense fog. >> five people are dead in mexico after a gunman opened fire during an electronic dance musical festival. it happened early this morning. police say the shooting started after an argue mnl. at least three of the victims were part of a security team at the club. another victim was killed in a stampede after club goers started running toward the exit. >> noor salman the wife of omar ma teen was arrested outside her home in the san f

the district attorney's office needs a back up. >> i'm not concerned about that. >> but as far as the police department we have portfolios protocols in place. >> that's the answer we need. >> we are covered we're covered. >> we are covered sorry. >> sorry captain when i had the - the investigator signed to week they couldn't be more than 11 miles from san francisco there was a mile restrictions and, of course, no alcohol consumption and happened in the middle of the night do we have anything that guarantees officers don't get stuck in traffic or the officers are near the city. >> we have two homicides team that are on call 24/7 all the time and those on call teams are restricken you're on duty not allowed to drink a take-home car that is fixed with lights and sirens the police department has no delay there are a team of 48 people total everyday night on call if one person is tied up let's say there's sick you have 3 on that can cover for that one. >> but we never had an issue with the police department not being there ever. >> or anything like that. >> we appreciate that and that's the information i personally want the public to h

the victim as taken to the hospital in critical condition. so far, police have not released a description of the vehicle. also happening now - a search for a gunman in prince george's county. yesterday morning - a woman was shot at a school bus stop in oxon hill - in front of young children. the victim is still being treated at the hospital -but no word on her condition. police have released this picture of the suspect. his name is roland simms. police are searching for him right now. he's considered armed and dangerous. investigators believe the shooting was tied to a domestic situation. swiping right on a baby? coming up - the adoption app sparking controversy plus - a tweet, costing one local school employee her job, and now frederick county is making a change. the new school social media rules, still ahead. z290ez zi0z y290ey yi0y - mid-october style air. feeling mild near 60 - super nice for late january - cold front moves through early thursday - temps fall off & winds pick up again - back to winter this weekend today: mostly sunny and mild highs: 55-

the bay view just after 11:00 yesterday morning. police say a man was shot in the area of third and oakdale streets. died at the hospital as well. so far police say they have no suspects in either case. >>> in the east bay a man is dead, another in the hospital after shooting an apartment complex in antioch. several neighbors called police about 7:45 new year's eve night after shots happened at the delta pine apartments on sick more drive. when officers arrived they found a 20-year-old man injured and a 56-year-old man dead. a neighbor says they saw the aftermath firsthand. >> several gunshots going off. we opened the door to tell them to get out of here because we have little kids inside. blood all over the floor. and we slammed the door and everybody hit the floor and called the police. >> it gas have not yet released the suspect description or the identity of the victim. >>> the north bay man recovering after he was shot in the chest but with a flare gun. police say it happened yesterday afternoon in sausalito and near the laundromat on bridgeway. he and the shooter, 50-year-old brian hagan, got into a fight. hagan pulled out a flar

. >> reporter: neighbors shut out of apartments and nearby streets as the police cornered the suspect. >> this was as far as i could get and the cars are backed up halfway. >> reporter: last night the search was on in the lexington hills where the suspect held a woman at knife point, jolts people who came face to face with him. >> i was out there, and he was between me and the cops so i was looking at the barrel of their gun. i tried to get out of there. >> reporter: this neighborhood and others stunned to be in the middle of the thanhunt and happy now that the sheriff's office has their man. >> this is my parents house. my mom's at ease and there's other neighbors, women that live alone that are at ease now. >> reporter: and what was a very hectic situation, a very hectic scene, now ending up being a peaceful night in san jose. reporting live, nbc bay area news. >> it's a relief for the people there. still, at this hour, no mug shots of the three suspects arrested this evening. here is a look at the bank robber caught by surveillance camera. you cannot really see anything, his face is hidden. now, we ar

the district attorney's office needs a back up. >> i'm not concerned about that. >> but as far as the police department we have portfolios protocols in place. >> that's the answer we need. >> we are covered we're covered. >> we are covered sorry. >> sorry captain when i had the - the investigator signed to week they couldn't be more than 11 miles from san francisco there was a mile restrictions and, of course, no alcohol consumption and happened in the middle of the night do we have anything that guarantees officers don't get stuck in traffic or the officers are near the city. >> we have two homicides team that are on call 24/7 all the time and those on call teams are restricken you're on duty not allowed to drink a take-home car that is fixed with lights and sirens the police department has no delay there are a team of 48 people total everyday night on call if one person is tied up let's say there's sick you have 3 on that can cover for that one. >> but we never had an issue with the police department not being there ever. >> or anything like that. >> we appreciate that and that's the information i personally want the public to h

the district attorney's office needs a back up. >> i'm not concerned about that. >> but as far as the police department we have portfolios protocols in place. >> that's the answer we need. >> we are covered we're covered. >> we are covered sorry. >> sorry captain when i had the - the investigator signed to week they couldn't be more than 11 miles from san francisco there was a mile restrictions and, of course, no alcohol consumption and happened in the middle of the night do we have anything that guarantees officers don't get stuck in traffic or the officers are near the city. >> we have two homicides team that are on call 24/7 all the time and those on call teams are restricken you're on duty not allowed to drink a take-home car that is fixed with lights and sirens the police department has no delay there are a team of 48 people total everyday night on call if one person is tied up let's say there's sick you have 3 on that can cover for that one. >> but we never had an issue with the police department not being there ever. >> or anything like that. >> we appreciate that and that's the information i personally want the public to h

the district attorney's office needs a back up. >> i'm not concerned about that. >> but as far as the police department we have portfolios protocols in place. >> that's the answer we need. >> we are covered we're covered. >> we are covered sorry. >> sorry captain when i had the - the investigator signed to week they couldn't be more than 11 miles from san francisco there was a mile restrictions and, of course, no alcohol consumption and happened in the middle of the night do we have anything that guarantees officers don't get stuck in traffic or the officers are near the city. >> we have two homicides team that are on call 24/7 all the time and those on call teams are restricken you're on duty not allowed to drink a take-home car that is fixed with lights and sirens the police department has no delay there are a team of 48 people total everyday night on call if one person is tied up let's say there's sick you have 3 on that can cover for that one. >> but we never had an issue with the police department not being there ever. >> or anything like that. >> we appreciate that and that's the information i personally want the public to h

it is the largest police shooting settlement by far in our city. >> reporter: as a result of the holland suit the police department has agreed to establish new procedures for plague plainclothes officers including attire and display of batches and identifying themselves as officers right away. >> the independent corroborating evidence in this case overwhelmingly is that the police officers never identified themselves. >> reporter: jim, phillippe holland is now moved to another city after this incident. the two officers involved remain on desk duty. live in southwest philadelphia, i'm vernon odom channel6 "action news." >> thank you vernon. >>> the case of a 28-year-old paraplegic shot and killed by wilmington police will not lead to any federal civil rights charges. wilmington corporals opened fire on jeremy mcdole as mcdole was in his wheelchair in september 2015. they were responding to a call about mcdole possibly being armed way gun. enhanced cell phone video confirmed that mcdole continued to reach for something in his waist band despite orders to show his hands. after he was shot,

the black community worse. as far as the feds go -- >> are police officers holding back so they don't get accused of excessive force. or, not only that, they don't want to go in there to get in trouble because what's going to happen is as the top cop in chicago said, they end up getting in trouble and being accused of excessive policing. what trump did was amazing was in that one tweet, what he did for immigration, what he did for saying -- we've known about this for years. rahm emanuel, week after week, the chicago tribune reports these deaths every single weekend. multiple people shot, multiple people killed. i suggest trump tweets at baltimore, d.c., and detroit as well. >> megyn: what is he going to do, send in the national guard? is he going to send in a bunch of federal money? >> trump is the master of treating something that has no meaning behind it. 80% of the arrests are down --n the cops stop working, that's the problem, megyn. and we need to hold them accountable. >> megyn: that's why he is blaming that on "black lives matter." >> know he is using some george wallace talking points. if cops are not being

>> joining you back lie, you can see the prince george's county police are maintaining a presence in the community. the police are not naming the suspect but as far as we know remains on the loose. >> the bullet pierced the side of the cruiser but the officer inside wisconsin not hurt. in two -- the inside the police was not hurt. but they have made an arrest. northern virginia bureau chief jeff goldberg is live with the developments in this case. jeff? jeff: for a came together less than 24 hours from the time of the great falls shooting because the police say the suspect was arrested in herndon for publicly displaying a firearm. investigators in herndon and fairfax county put the pieces together and realized this was the same man. here he is. brian landaverde of herndon. he is charged with attempted capital murder in the great falls shooting. last night, poic call about a man flashing a gun outside of a business in herndon. that was landaverde. when police arrived he fled on foot but he was arrested soon after. they recovered the gun. then sunday they say he ran a red light in great falls and took off as an officer tried to make a traffic stop.

the reason? it was police brutality. what is the reason today? it is police brutality, nothing has really changed. as far as martin luther king, he gets all the credit. he was a great man, i love him, he's one of my heroes, but the secular people started the civil rights movement. hooked up with the auto workers it wasn't the religious movement movement when they take credit for. host: that is denver, colorado. guest: dave, i have to disagree with you on the lock-up claim. it is not true. barack obama is the first president in a generation in which incarceration rates have gone down by 5%. he reversed the war on trugs through -- drugs. they wanted to emphasize lighter sentences for low-level drug a offenders and heavy sentences for the serious bad guys. that data is there. host: burlington, new jersey, democrats line. catherine, go ahead. caller: good morning. happy martin luther king day. people stole my thunder and said what i wanted to say, but what i want to say, president obama legacy on race relation has revealed we have a lot of work to do. it seems like we are going backwards and it has revealed

police officers at this point can ask people to not sit on the wall. if they choose to stay up there, that's as far as it goes. the philadelphia police officer assigned to the park asked this group to stay off the wall. >> i hopped back on it. >> they're not the only ones who say they'll continue to do it. >> i don't think there's any damage. i don't think that there is any danger. and i think this is an overreaction. >> now, some in the community say the signs, along with several new no smoking signs will also cut back on the drug use in the park. many park goers told us the new rule is a bad idea and planning on a sit on protest next week. we're working on several new stories at 5:00. thousands of parents' healthcare records have been breached. next all new at 5:00. we talk to a victim who is sc m scrambling to save her stolen information. >>> conditions were dry for today but we're tracking snow on the way. cooler temperatures on saturday and tracking snow. >>> question controversy, the homework assignment that had some parents scratching their heads. dear fellow citizen, i know what it's like t

. >> reporter: i'm at 13th and market and you see the protesters and police. as far as the speech is concerned it touched on a number of topics, he had a scream of consciousness style. at one point he looked in local murder rates, mentioning philadelphia over the last 10 years philadelphia's annual rate is up and down and generally trending down. but year to data has seen a spike. >> here in philadelphia the murder rate has been steady, let me just -- terribly increasing. and then you look at chicago. what is going on in chicago? i said the other day, what the hell is going on? >> democrats. >> as speeches go it was vintage donald trump an address that ranged over multiple topics sometimes more than one. from his reading of local crime statistics to pipelines made off local steel. >> and obama care. >> and saving family from the catastrophic rise of premiums and loss of choice. and remember this, this room in particular. obama care is a disaster and the democrats are putting up signs like it's wonderful. it's a disaster. >> speaker ryan was questioned earlier today a

the police car. and both the car as far as we know and the person who was on foot did get away. but police are looking for a four door sedan. it's a late nients or early 000 toyota or mazda with black trip or black holding around the doors and the passenger side window is broke b. derrick ward, news 4. >>> we are tracking severe storms in california, too, this morning. it's raining there right now. but look at this video where a car washed away. you can kind of see -- there was a woman inside that car. we're told that she actually managed to get out right before things got really scary here. look at that. you would. she was trying to get home from work, apparently. the rain knocked out power to tens of thousands of people in that area. emergency officials say this is the strongest storm in california in years. >> that is a car the imagine if there were people trapped in that water. >>> technology helped save a woman after a tree came crashing through her roof. >> this happened over the weekends in mississippi. this is what the woman's home looked like after that tree smashed righ

the department of labor building. stephanie ramirez. >> just started as a normal day and ended with this horrible tragedy. sterling was pronounced dead. so far police haven't announced any arrests as the investigation continues. >>> well it was a wild police chase and shoot outtoday in the district. it all started when an offduty officer spotted a mercedes the one right there with the door open driving all kinds of ways on third and u street northwest. somebody got out of the car, started shooting at the officer. no one was hit. officers caught up with that mercedes after it crashed on fifth street in northwest and the suspect tried to make a run for it. he didn't get far. he was caught and police found a weapon too. >>> former president george h.w. bush and his wife former first lady barbara are both in the hospital tonight. the 41st president is in the icu at out after complaining about shortness of breath. he is in stable condition and responding well to treatment. at 92 mr. bush is the oldest living former president. former first lady barbara bush was admitted to the same hospital this morning. >>> less than 43 hours until president-elect donal

the prime minister of canada as an act of terrorism. what we have learned so far from both eyewitness accounts, our partners in canada as well as the police in quebec, it seems that two gunmen entered the mosque around evening prayer times. at that time, there are about 100 or so worshippers in the mosque engaged in that prayer. and it is customary that men were praying on the lower floor, women on the upper level. the shooting took place mostly on the lower level where most of the victims were, including some children according to eyewitnesss. at that point, two of the gunmen managed to escape. two of them were apprehended later by police. one further away from the mosque. we no e that the police had checkpoints and a perimeter around the area trying to find out more. but obviously, strong condemnation coming from political leadership and security officials. we are also learning terms of color, one eyewitness said they were shocked to hear about this. now officials have not come out to say this was as a result of anti-islamic sentiment. but at the time what we're hearing at this particular point, we're hearing from an eyewitness who is s

the attacker, he was a supporter of isis. this isn't some new isis cell, as far as police know, there are no isis cells in israel, jerusalem or the west bank, but he is a supporter of, police say he may have looked at isis online. viral terrorism and incitement and inspiration of attacks on social media. we have heard it called self radicalizing, just reading the internet. that's what netanyahu was referring to when he said an isis supporter. >>> and coming up on this sunday afternoon, a busy week on capitol hill, as a handful of the president-elect's cabinet picks will face confirmation hearings. tech: this mom didn't have time to worry about a cracked windshield. so she scheduled at safelite.com and with safelite's exclusive "on my way text" she knew exactly when i'd be there, so she didn't miss a single shot. i replaced her windshield giving her more time for what matters most. tech: how'd ya do? player: we won! tech: nice! that's another safelite advantage. mom: thank you so much! (team sing) safelite repair, safelite replace. [bullfighting music] [burke] billy-goat ruffians. seen it. covered it. we know a thing or two be

they have tried to keep them formed in a line by the police, but as far as we know tonight, no arrest. >> is there any indication as to whether the protesters will be able to stay at the airport or asked to leave at some point because there are so many people there voicing their concerns about this travel ban? >> reporter: we don't know at this point. as of now there hasn't been any indication they're going to be escorted out. in the past hour or two they were escorted throughout the airport, but as of now from what we can tell they're going to let them stay and protest. >> at c tech airport in seattle, washington, thank you gabe for the reporting. >> we want to run you through the details. it forbids them from coming through while the vetting goes on. iran, arack, libya, somalia and sudan and yemen. >> syrian refugees are barred indefinitely. people holding certain visas will have to undergo in-person interviews in order to renew them. >> mr. trump's attempts to block travel draws response. what's the reaction where you are? >> reporter: i think there was a lot of confusion and chaos

as officer. for the most part the police have remained cool, calm and collected as the protesters push up against them. but the police telling me tonight they have no arrested. as far as we know it has remained peaceful. >> that was gabe cohen in seattle. and you know, the protests in seattle, we've seen the same in new york and san francisco. and there's an expectation there may be more protests today >> we're expecting a few more in the coming hours. >> we're getting clarification of what will happen to those covered by the emergency stay. one of the drafters is telling cnn this. the judge's order that those with a lawful visa or green card not be removed from the u.s. it didn't immediately order that they be released from detention. the department of homeland security has looked over the recent rulings saying this. quote, it will comply with with judicial orders, faithly enforce the immigration laws and implement the president's executive orders to be sure that those entering the united states does not pose a threat to our country. this affected less than 1% of the international air travelers who arrived in the united states. >>> we're joined now by jonathan tur

the town >> we're not going to allow our police officers to be used as enforcement agents. we have come so farin making this city safe and building a better relationship between police and community. we are not going to take the very people who keep us safe turn them against the communities they serve. simple as that. reporter: elsewhere in the country, people say they've been resist these kinds of orders ever since donald trump won the election. reaffirmed in november that we would remain a sanctuary city. we are not going to turn the on what and who we have been or want to be, which is a for those that choose cambridge to be where they want to reside, as they this pathway to citizenship. reporter: in the u.s., there are more than 200 jurisdictions that have vowed some kind of protection for undocumented migrants, along with new york, both, denver, los angeles, seattle and chicago, some of the that offer sanctuary to families. >> the first world leader to meet with trump in his new capacity as u.s. president will be the british prime minister, theresa may. this thursday, she left her london r

. >> this is the largest police misconduct police shooting case settlement in philadelphia history by far. >> reporter: as part of the settlement, all plains clothes philly cops will undergo new training. >> cities start ing with philadelphia are going to do videotaped training of their plain clothes police officers chi which will make the community safer. fragments of bullets remain inside of phil's brain. that has led to him having a very significant seizure disorder. >> reporter: the city issued a statement calling the shooting regrettable and unfortunate. they do say they'll implement the new training procedures in the coming months. live in west philly, randy gyllenhaal. >>> thank you so much. in the meantime we've got snow headed our way this weekend. it's not going to affect everyone. >> but the bitter cold will. the first alert weather team is tracking all of the details for your neighborhood. here's chief meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz. >> yeah, erin, we do have the snow already in virginia. you have a very sharp cut off between significant snow and no snow. and that is going to extend

there are active checkpoints, barriers all through the city. 300 police officers were sworn in as deputy marshals. from as far away as oregon and minnesota, top of the thousands of national guard troops who will be here. we will have breaking news coverage of any protests going protests, it was a grandiose celebration at the lincoln memorial tonight. this kicks off the presidential inauguration of donald trump. tonight, the first family was sitting in the front row, trump taking to the microphone to address america before he becomes president in just hours. tom roussey is live on the national mall with more. tom? a differentison, feeling in this town tonight. a lot of activity for this time of night. we are about a block away from union station. at this hour, the police are still directing traffic. this is just a dry run because the big day is tomorrow. tonight, inauguration-related road closures backed traffic all the way across the river into the streets of arlington. >> it has been pretty bad, miserable. >> looks like about 40 minutes. tom: but those who made it downtown -- >> it's wonderful, like nothing

the public? >> well, there's a lot of people out there when you're in law enforcement or police you think are threats. you can only go as far as the law allows. you can't say this guy is really dangerous but i have no reason -- i can't just sweep him up. we don't live in a police state. you might can interview him, talk to him. what they did in this case sent him for mental evaluation. you can't just throw him in the gulag. you can't take his property or gun, it's against the law. this is where lawmakers failed. if anybody failed, it's lawmakers. lawmakers that don't -- i'm sorry. >> let's listen to what the nfb said about his weapon. >> what type did he use? did he follow procedures? as i briefed last night, he used a semiauto handgun. a 9 millimeter. we're not ready to release the make of the handgun. every indication is he did follow tsa procedures in checking in the weapon. >> jim, how much of a loophole in security did this attack expose? the rules are in place and designed to keep someone from firing them on a plane but not necessarily at the airport? >> right. it's always been allowed you can check a gun at the airpo

the city for both vehicles and pedestrians. yesterday, 300 police officers were sworn in as deputy marshals, coming in from as far away as oregoninnesota, and that is on top of the thousands of national guard troops, dc police, if you're heading to the inauguration, don't forget umbrellas, backpacks includes, any type of weapons are not allowed. a small told umbrellas are allowed, but no umbrellas. john gonzalez reporting earlier this hour allowed near the reviewing stand today. a full list of the prohibited items we have you on a website, wjla.com. >>> we saw all of the people already standing around out there at may 1, 1952, trying to get in. the one thing that people can bring with them, their cell phones. here we are, just hours away, and sell service is a big question. this will be the first time that the ceremony can be live streamed on social media. they been preparing for years, installing new cell size of the national mall, sprint, at&t, and t-mobile have all enhanced their networks as well. so fingers crossed, you can facebook life and to in streamed and do everything that you want to do during today's festivities. al

the contractor as well. state police say that there's no other incidents like this that have been reported. so farough, as of last night they say that they are looking into it. the driver's also hoping that other people that may have been on the roadway at the time reach out to state police as well. for now reporting live in center city, annie mccormick channel6 "action news." back to you. >> pretty scary. thank you annie. >>> an outburst of violence is plaguing parts of philadelphia. the last week and a half have been especially violent in west and southwest philadelphia. a 25-year-old man was shot in the stomach at 8:30 last night. police found him on the 5600 block of richwood street. they took him to penn presbyterian hospital where he's in critical condition. >>> detectives in the two neighborhoods have responded to at least nine shootings over the last few days. two of them were deadly. >>> and philadelphia police need your help tracking down the people who beat up this soldier on new year's day. officials say the happened while austin freni was leaving mum percent parade festivities near se

the apartment. both of their cats were dead as well. so far, investigators have ruled out foul play, but still have no clues as to what killed them. policeay until they get the autopsy reports, cause of death will remain a mystery. >>> a water polo player accused of sexual assault will not face charges. there is insufficient evidence. two students came forward last september to report they had been raped by a freshman water polo player. they claim it happened at an off campus house party over labor day weekend. the athlete could still face discipline and expulsion with the university. this comes after brock turner was released from jail after serving three months for sexual assault. the case drew outrage and inspired new legislation for sexual assault cases. >>> a big blow to catholic schools in oakland. several are set to close their doors and parents and students say they were blind sided by the news. >> reporter: parents i spoke to told me they had heard rumbles of financial trouble from the oakland archdiocese, but they heard five of the schools will be closing with very little notice. >> there was no warning. no announcement. >> rep

the area. as far as that police camera, i'm told so far, it is working. we're live in southeast, delia goncalves, wusa 9. >> let's hope they get everybody responsible. so the community can be at ease. going to be laid to rest friday morning at temple of praise. councilmember white's office helped to secure the church, free of charge. >>> we've got breaking news right now out of fairfax county. police have arrested a man they say started shooting at a squad car and hitting it several times. brian landa verde is charged and turns out he was already in police custody on other charges. investigators say he was in a car, with two teens late sunday night on georgetown park in the great falls area. and that's when he allegedly shot at a marked police car, while the officer was trying to pull him over. the officer was not hurt. and police are still searching for the suspect's car. >>> a busy job fair stopped by gunfire. a man was shot in his face this morning. a lot of people were there watching. they were all outside of national park. and tonight, police are look

the parade route today. organizers say bikers will be coming from as far as southern california to join them. >>> and police are stepping up security in and around the trump international hotel in washington, d.c. the hotel sits along the pennsylvania avenue parade route. police are using barricades to keep tourists a safe distance. remember nbc 10 is your home for around the clock inauguration coverage. jim and jacqueline will be anchoring live from washington starting tomorrow afternoon. and tomorrow morning our entire morning team will be live from the nation's capital on nbc 10 news today. >>> and tomorrow night join us for a one hour special. the inauguration of donald trump. it's live from washington at 7:00 p.m. >>> it is important for the united states to stand up for the basic principles that big countries don't go around and invade and bully smaller countries. >> that was the president's message to donald trump about russia. he said the president-elect shouldn't let up on sanctions. president obama talked about a wide range of topics in his final news conference this afternoon. and he gets set to l

i'm not quite sure what the next tactic is as far as the demonstrators. for now, policekind of waiting to see what happens next. >> weigh in here as you watch this unfold. how much more will we be focused on what donald trump's message is, what he's hoping to achieve in his presidency. >> yeah. i don't expect this type of violence to continue much beyond this weekend. i don't think the country as a whole is ready for this kind of deep division that leads to this kind of violence and disruption. i think what you're going to see is that president trump has laid out a vision and that vision struck a cord with a certain group of americans. i think the other group of americans that are still doubtful will be waiting and watching. and if he is able tochieve some of the goals of an america that's prosperous for all, americans that closes the wealth and income gap for the middle and working class and america where business prospers and creates economic growth and employment, then i think the country is going to accept that as a positive. but, you know, it's a cliche, the buck st

the first time she became police chief. possibly the first woman of the city. as far as oakland, here's what she had to say. >> the number one question i'm always asked is what is it like to be a woman? and being a woman police chief. what i will tell you is that i am a leader. so i am a leader who is cloaked as a woman. and i'm grateful for being a woman. but i will be your leader, as well. >> reporter: i have to be honest with you. there was a poll taken and it turned out that picking a woman really played pretty well with significant oakland voters and that's always nice to have when you're making the decision of your career. back to you, veronica. >> thank you, kpix 5's phil matier in oakland. >>> apple's ceo tim cook said that apple employees would start moving into the massive new spaceship campus in cupertino sometime in 2017. well, of course, it's january. we wanted to find out just what's going on. kpix 5 reporter betty yu has answers. >> reporter: allen, i learned from city officials today that this apple spaceship campus behind me will be ready for its firs

the side of that school bus as you can tell right there to the left of your screen. traffic is moving right around behind the accident. police are investigating exactly what happened. as fare know the driver of the pickup truck was injured and taken to hahnemann hospital. no word on his condition. the school bus driver apparently was not hurt and fortunately he did not have any children on board at the time of the crash but again, an accident here in the city's port richmond section, traffic slowly but surely moving around it and of course we'll keep an eye on this situation, bring you more information as it becomes available tonight. >> all right. speaking of traffic, let's swing it over to matt pelman in the "action news" traffic center see what else is going on. >> started out quiet but a bunch of accidents including that one happened and we've had two on 95. now, most of the highways are completely dry this evening but as soon as you get on the shoulders, there are icy spots and we've had two separate accidents where vehicles have actually run off of 95 into the snowy median. one here is southbound on 95 at woodhaven and they're take out the left lane. the other one i

she wanted to thank the police , and passerby who pulled over to him them. as far as investigation is concerned police haven't said where they believe the dumbbell came there. but nearby overpasses could provide clues. from chopper three you could see tire marks, left by the car, after impact. the decarlo's suv veered off highway and immediately after crossing below an overpass. and we are in regular contact with the decarlo family. coming up on "eyewitness news" at 6:00 more from the family on how seven five-year old jack decarlo is doing, and, more on the police investigation, and possibly the source of that dumbbell. i will see you in an hour. reporting live from upland, joe holden for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> joe, thank you. >>> family of the young girl killed by a hit and run driver in west philadelphia last novice now giving thanks to members of the police department. iisha pool and her three children stopped by 19th district today with some gifts pool just wanted to thank them for supporting her family, as they grieved the loss of eight year-old jay anna

i think could you say the same thing as far as what she is facing here in oakland, stormy waters, a very difficult culture to break within the police department. but the mayor thinks she is up to the challenge. back to you. >> thank you. we are following some breaking news right now from just outside reno. >>> highway 431 leading to the mount rose ski resort is closed because of an avalanche. the resort has some of the steepest terrain in tahoe. there are no reports of injuries. no word when the highway will re-open. >>> here is a live look at the conditions at "sierra at tahoe." if you are traveling on 80, big rigs are told to wait out the storm or find another route. and chains are required for everyone else. >>> it is a mess in the santa cruz mountains. rain has been pointing the area there since yesterday. >> you talked about how the rain has been pounding the santa cruz mountains. over the past 24 hours, ben lomond in the santa cruz mountains has recorded nearly 7" of rain. but in the north bay outside healdsburg by 11 miles. rain can't get over the mountains to san jose only a quarter of inch of rain. we have a watch over the

the ground spread eagle waiting for police to arrest him. they made the arrest without any problems at all. again, as far as a motive, we still don't know. the airport is shut down indefinitely while the investigation continues. we will continue to monitor what is going on in fort lauderdale and how it will impact travel around the country. there is an impact. if you have a flight this evening, call ahead. more of this will come out tonight on "world news tonight" coming up at 6:30. for now from the "live desk," i'm jonathan elias. abc7 news. maureen, back to you. maureen: thank you, jonathan. we have breaking news now from fairfax county where one person is dead. and another seriously hurt as the result of a shooting. skytrak7 was over the scene in the 9200 block. this is an hour and a half ago. police say it appears this was a domestic incident and no threat to the public. now a winter weather alert. this was the scene from frederick, county, now different parts are preparing for snow tomorrow. let's go to stormwatch7 chief meteorologist doug hill. doug: you are right. earlier it was north and west of washington that had the snow. late

the credit has to go to the men and women of the new york city police department. as far as chicago goes, i saw a rahm emanuel standing there. he should've been back out on the street there, directing the south side homicides that are going on. you got a little girl sitting on the stoop, shot in the head. little girl going to school. this doesn't stop. this is the dirty little secret. this is like with our vets, dying every day. these things need to be dealt with. in new york city, they are down thank god. but chicago is up. >> sean: the president talked about race a lot tonight. he talked about the incendiary division in the country, he is one of the most response will i would argue. but he would insert himself from the beginning of his presidency, the cambridge police acted stupidly, michael brown, ferguson, missouri, freddie gray. baltimore, maryland. trave on martin. george zimmerman. he is a four-time loser. he rushed to judgment, no evidence, no facts, no due process for anybody. and he was wrong every time. why didn't did he focus on thoe numbers? nearly 4,000 kill

the police. because as we've seen over the past few years, there's been a lot of issues with mistrust and misdeeds and misconduct between the two groups. so far just seems to be that he's just pro law and order, law and order, law and order without looking at the problems that have created these tensions between minority groups and the police. >> all right, thanks somebody sean. another call from alabama now, martha on the line for independents and others. martha, what did you think of the testimony? >> caller: oh, well, in alabama we think that attorney general sessions is really wonderful. so we liked what he said and we feel like whatever he said he would do, according to carrying out the law, that he will do. in his power. >> all right, martha, thanks for the call, calling from alabama there. one thing that earlier in the questioning, the earlier round of questions that senator sessions said he would not do is weigh in when matters come up concerning the former presidential candidate, democrat hillary clinton. he says those issues -- he feels a little bit too close to. here is what he had to say. >> during the course of the presidential c

the campaign. >> they say we' we are prepared. with so many groups wanting to protest and even going so far as to openly announce plans to disrupt, police are preparing for the worst. one of the scenarios is what happens if police have to arrest the d.c. police department was sued for millions of dollars years ago after 2002 in the world bank demonstrations. today i talked to the interim police chi about that very scenario happening friday and saturday. this is what he had to say. >> you always have to prepare for mass arrests. it's something that could potentially occur, but we're hopeful it does not occur. we have very much improved. we haven't had a mass arrest here in the city for a number of years. but we have improved. one of the criticisms then was that we were unable to process people very quickly. but with the way technology has improved, we're confident if we do have a mass arrest, that we'll be able to get people processed in a quick manner. >> are there concerns this time with the women's march on washington coming the next this is back to back events. saturday could be as big as friday. >> you know, the original permit requ

as far as that shelter goes, it's going to be at the santa rosa veteran's building with red cross and police are expecting a couple of dozen people there. as i explained earlier, they're expecting this area, the russian river, at least in guerneville, to crest at about 38 feet around noon. and of course, we'll keep an eye on those conditions and give you updates throughout the morning. we're live in guerneville, pete suratos for "today in the bay". >> anxious homeowners in santa cruz county holding their breath after water levels approached, but did not crest above flood stage. some areas in the santa cruz mountains received nearly 8 inches of rain over 48 hours. enough to have residents near the san lorenzo river very concerned. people in felton taking extra precautions, in case, and checking updates repeatedly throughout the day. >> this was really scary with the atmospheric river that was about to come in. it was really looming. checking the updates every, i don't know, 30 minutes, 45 minutes, and really watching the storm as it tracked. >> one resident we talked to said the river yesterd

a second bullet and she did survive and she's still in the hospital as far as we know and thankfully no one of the children got hurt. now, police tell us they knew who the shooter was early on because this was a domestic situation. but they did not release the name and photo of the suspect until about 6:00 last night. so we asked police why they deposit release the suspect info immediately letting the public know who to look out for and they told us at that time early on he deposit think he was threat to the public however once they did release the information, they also added on that he was armed and dangerous and advised people to not approach him and to call 911 immediately. so, obviously a very unsettled feeling here among the children's parents we spoke to a few yesterday. but, police right now still on the hunt for eugene sims he ha extensive background criminal past with multiple assault cases and so police really want to they're asking attorney call 1-866-411ive tips if you have information. that's the latest from oxon hill maryland annie yu fox local news. >> 5:03 is the time. thank you very much, annie. police are bei