i first thought that i would be, com-, communicating with a lot of people at once which is something that i always get stressed about. but knowing that i'm, i work independently a lot, makes me feel a lot better with where i work. >> reporter: when things do get stressful, ey brings in a job coach to help. the team's regular manager, jamell mitchell, got neurodiversity training ahead of time but he's also "learning on the job." >> they're very specific and very clear, as opposed to possibly a neurotypical person that may try to slide in at 9:10, the folks that are on the spectrum will say, 'hey, i arrived at 9:02 today. do i need to work until 6:02 today?' >> reporter: and your reaction to that? >> don't worry about the two minutes. we're okay. (laughter) >> a lot of people on the spectrum tend to be, or at least initially, more, more rigid in their, in some of their thinking. >> reporter: but, says program participant stan hwang, this form of rigidity has a major upside. >> it also tends to make them want to be more honest. i think. what would be the point of like, lying about somet

. >>> developing this morning, a federal comiewrn indications commission -- communication coms investigating why some at&t customers could not call 911 plus 13 other states. it is unclear what caused the outage. >>> a common tool most handy men have in the garage is experiencing a recall. maribel aber has more. >> a craftsman stable saw can collapse and pose injury. they are being recalled, consumers can contact the maker of the saw for a free replacement. stocks were mixed yesterday as investors await the friday jobs report. that's the latest in bism -- biz, back over to you. >> will they get snow in new york city. >> reporter: they will get some, but we're getting it overnight tonight and tomorrow morning. looking at today's forecast doesn't look anything like winter. we looking outside, we have clear skies and sunshine coming up over the commodore barry bridge. we're at 50 degrees in philadelphia. 51 in allentown. we slip to 48 in wilmington and 46 in millville. these numbers not too bad. there's a bit of a breeze blowing. get the shades ready we're looking at sunshine building early ther

com for that information. lucy. >> i know our community shawnette and i know a lot of people will step up and help this family.hank you so much. >> we hope so. >>> major drug ring busted in the bushes. a big victory in the fight against opioids. >>> and local artist building a community for goodness sake. president trump hiring freeze felt right here in philadelphia. some of our most popular spots. the declaration house on seventh and market now closed. one of seven sites at the independence national historic park that is now shut down because of that. independence hall, liberty bell, for now they're open. ♪ >>> in bucks county authorities announced battle won in the on-going war again the opioid epidemic. prosecutors charged more than a dozen people connected to major drug rink this thing began in richland township. two brothers were the ringleaders scoring a million dollars a year over three years. neighbors cannot believe it. >> there's good kids. they're good neighbors. this is -- this is terrible. >> too hard to believe. >> police say they're work is not done yet. >>> ♪ you hear a lot of sad news these da

com. >>> president trump praised charter communications saying the company is investing $25 billion and will hire 20,000 american workers over the next four years. the new jobs have been in the works for more than a year. charter's ceo announced hiring plans last may when fcc approved the merger of charr today he said last year's announcement wasn't a commitment. today it is. >>> there may be a winner with the coffee war between starbucks and duncan doughnuts at least on wall street. shares are up 10% since january and up 25% in the past year. starbucks shares have remained flat. the mobile app is being flamed because so many -- blamed because so many customers are ordering in advance leading to long lines to actually get your coffee. >> that's because your order is so complicated at starbucks. it takes 50 years to order and put it together. dunkin' donuts is straight up coffee. >>> are you waiting for the lines to die down before taking a trip to the museum of african- american history and culture? >> a doctor thinks he's cured a condition that killed nearly 8 million people a year. >>

com. >> the santa clara water district will host a community meeting tonight to discuss upgrades at the anderson to him. that is part of the seismic retrofitting of the dam. the district wants to rebuild the dam but says that would take years and the groundbreaking isn't even scheduled until the year 2021. water officials say they plan to make the concrete spillway higher and increase the size of the outlet pipe. >> the outlet is not very large so it can't release water very fast. >> the public meeting is scheduled to start at 6 pm at the morgan hill community center, but the water district isn't the only one keeping -- taking action. san jose is keeping a a new flood warning system and there has been talk of temporary floodwalls along coyote creek. >>san jose police are asking for your help to find a driver who plunged a car into a creek. the car had three people inside. the car crashed into a fence at the driver ran from the scene before police got there. two passengers suffered injuries and were taken to the hospital. anyone with information, call santa rosa police. >> a couple of ch

com. (pam) now to the east bay... where one community is once again dealing with discrimination. first, it was racism at albany high school... now... it is anti- semitism. grant lodes is here with what the school is doing about the problems. (grant) a heads up...this is offensive stuff we're talking about and seeing. there was an assembly at albany high school today to address these issues. last week we reported about the deeply hurtful and racist pictures posted on instagram....this is the only one we're choosing to show. and now...we've learned a group of kids there has been busted for doing nazi salutes. the freshman group was making the anti-semitic gestures in the school hallway. everyone involved has supposedly been disciplined...but how exactly...we do not know. the superintendent there has her hands full.

communications with it russians. the president has said it was all com pletely the president has said it was all completely unfair.hello. the winter months were quite dry. the first week of march is trying to turn that around. and certainly, during friday, many of us will see some wet weather at some stage of the day, and all the way through the weekend it is looking very unsettled. we'll get to that. this is how early friday is looking. and we're dragging in some rainfall from the south, some already across a large part of southern england, south wales, edging through the midlands, and into east anglia, as the day begins. another area of wet weather producing a bit of hill snow for parts of the far north of england and southern scotland. let's take a look around things at 8:00am in the morning. so a wet start across southern england, but you can see that rain advancing through more of wales, the midlands, east anglia, at this stage. it is only going to move further north, so eventually it will get into northern england. but, as you can see, some of us in northern england and into southern scotland seeing some rai

britain's communications intelligence agency has also denied being involved. gchq said the allegations were comhould be ignored. —— utter nonsense. and a bbc team is among those who have escaped from the eruption of mount etna in italy. china has declared that islamist separatists in the far west of the country are the greatest threat to the nation's security. the president has promised to build what he calls "a great wall of iron" to safeguard the vast western region of xinjiang, home to a community of some 10 million uighurs — mostly muslim people, who the government is concerned may be vulnerable to radicalising propaganda from syria and iraq. widespread intimidation makes reporting from the region extremely difficult but our china editor carrie gracie gained exclusive access and sent this report. southern xinjiang, once the fabled silk road between china and the west, now the frontline in china's war on terror. they call it an all—out offensive, a new great wall of iron. thousands of troops pledging to lay down their lives and shed blood. we are heading for the scene of the only confirmed a

the obama administration for intelligence surveillance court to monitor communications involving donald trump and several other comn officials. then they got turned down. then in october, then they renewed it into a startup wiretap at trump tower and russian banks. >> jim sciutto, it looks like an attempt to muddy the waters here. please explain to us what's the truth? >> listen, you know, it's the height of irony to have the white house spokesperson quoting from the press that the president has called the dishonest media repeatedly, right? but forget that for a moment because let's put up against that, beyond as jim acosta said the ranking democrat and republican on the house intelligence committee, ranking democrat and republican on intelligence committee, but also the republican speaker of the house, the attorney general, who is a republican appointed by the president, the fbi director, who have all said there's no evidence of this. they're briefed on the intelligence and they've said there is no evidence. that's why on the screen we've said this is a false claim by the president. it's false. there's no questio

com. >>> and now back home to a story that sent shock waves through a camden county community, twin girls found dead inside an apartment complex. >> "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabao live at wind even world police department where authorities are continuing their search for answers, so jan, what can you tell us. >> reporter: jim and rahel, good morning. investigators are still trying to determine the cause and manner of death this morning prosecutors released a 911 call after she found her twins in her crib unresponsive yesterday and we want to warn our viewers you might find this disturbing. voice of distraught mother after finding her seven month-old twin girls, unresponsive inside their home in the pines apartments in lindenwald, new jersey. >> my god, my twins, my twins, my twins are like purple. i can't, they are not breathing. >> reporter: police responded to the 500 block of bilper avenue around 8:00, in the 911 call the children's mother tells dispatchers that she had been trying to revive her babies. >> do you know how to do cpr? >> i'm trying. >> reporter: by 8:30, authorit

com. whether it's connecting one of or bringing wifi to 65,000 fans. campuses. businesses count on communicationunts on centurylink. >>> two people trying to have a conversation, but they don't speak the same language, it's an age old problem a new york company is trying to solve with a new smartphone technology. cnn tech correspondent samuel burke finds out if internet connected ear buds can help them have a conversation in real time. >> reporter: i'm trying out waverly ear buds. they do live translation from one ear to another and i'm here with the ceo and founder of the company. so, i'm going to try it out with you. >> what you have seen here in barcelone. >> we went to a really great restaurant last night and had paella. >> reporter: almost there. walk me through what's happening here. >> do you need to pair the ear buds to the phone. once you turn the microphone on it stays on. you can put the phone in your pocket and speak, the ear buds will pickup what you're saying. [ speaking in spanish ] >> when i was young, what is your favorite tv series. >> reporter: i say when you were young. >> yo

liacourascenter dot com >>> when president trump announced a roll back of transgender student bathroom protections, lgbt activists were quick to rise up against him. this is a communityad decades of practice in fighting for and defending its rights. dating back to a time when it had almost none. a new abc mini series is sheeng a light on this struggle. here's elizabeth vargas. >> it was an emotional scene of resistance steps away from the white house lawn. >> shame on trump! >> hundreds gathering on pennsylvania avenue last week to protest president trump's revokes of the rule, allowing transgender students use the bathroom in which they identify. the 17-year-old gachbl grim is the lead plaintiff in a lawsuit to be settled by the supreme court later there month. >> no one, not even the government, can defeat a community so full of life, color, diversity and most importantly, love. >> transamericans across the country standing up to fight. >> a message for president trump. this is a disaster. and you can still fix it. will. >> this critical moment co-insides with the debut of abc's new mini series "when we rise." >> we are not a menace. >> it chronicles 40 years of th

com pletely different? as a posy would say disk completely different because there is no secret communications going on thatso using twitter. that is it from us today, do join us at the same time tomorrow. hello there you're watching bbc news, i'm clive myrie, the top stories, it is coming at a quarter to eight. the mother of the westminster attacker khalid masood said she is shocked, saddened and numbed by her son ‘s actions. the prime minister has met scotland's first ministerfor talks prime minister has met scotland's first minister for talks in glasgow as she prepares to start the formal process of leaving the eu. the northern ireland secretary says is only a short window of opportunity to restore a power—sharing sedative after today's deadline passed without agreement. and an update for you on the markets. the ftse and the dax, a bit of a battering can both down in europe. a mixed bag in the united states. with one hour and 50 minutes before the closing bell. thousands of people are escaping the iraqi city of mosul, as government forces continue their offensive to drive out so—called islamic state figh

community. for more information on how to join the town hall just log on to nbc10.com. >> president trump is about to be a grandfather again. his son eric and laura are expecting another child. the baby boy will be making his arrival in september. >>> how about a little dessert after dinner tonight? >> i say yes to that. to celebrate the first day of spring you can get a free small vanilla cone at dairy queen. dq is asking for donations to the children's hospital. in the past 32 years dq has raised more than $120 million for children's miracle network hospitals. >> always good for ice cream, don't you think? >> you know i am especially on days like today when the sun is out and i'm thinking about summertime. >> let's go to first alert chief meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz with our most crat forecast. >> it feels more like spring today and the ice cream a couple days ago might not have been so appropriate, but today, yeah. tomorrow, yeah. wednesday and thursday, different story. it's not going to feel like spring then. 54 degrees now with a northwest wind at 10 miles an hour. we have tempe

communicated with another extremist online. in all, only 10% of cases that we looked at were com plete of cases that we looked at were complete lone him as having been on the radar of mi5 him as having been on the radar of m15 yet seen as a peripheral figure. in some ways he doesn't fit the stereotype of a terror suspect. an older man, in his 50s. that's right. generally we think of the average person as someone in their early 20s, particularly we have seen people getting younger in recent yea rs, people getting younger in recent years, and maybe to do with isis, people trying to travel to syria to join islamic state, that's associated with younger people. one of the reasons he may have been on the radar is because he's older and if someone has a history of being involved in extremism it is easy to those people. and the method of attack. crude, innocence, ploughing attack. crude, innocence, ploughing a car into pedestrians and using a knife to attack a policeman. is that the new pattern of terrorism, we sought similar things in reds mice and berlin. exactly, whether al-qaeda they put the emphasis on aviation and bomb plots, with a

com haury a. >>> a violent arrest caught on camera in vallejo. police seen beating a man and it was caught on camera. now the community is outraged saying the man was not armed. good evening and thanks for joining us. the dramatic moments were first aired earlier at 8:00 this evening. we warn you much of the video is violent. it happened on fairgrounds drive and gateway drive in vallejo. people in the community believe the officer went too far. they were yelling and shouting as this was going on. lydia is live where this happened. what's the reaction you're hearing this evening? >> a lot of people i spoke with are angry with what they saw. others say the video doesn't show the whole story. the guy tried to hit the police officer. [ [yelling] >> a man being arrested by police, you see officers hitting the man. >> it was just uncalled for. the police brutality that's going on needs to stop. >> he lives in the country club crest neighborhood where it happened. >> they didn't have to jump on him and beat on him. the guy didn't have no weapons. he ran, that's just resisting arrest. >> he's upset about this. at one point in

com. >>> all right. a group of seniors in seattle getting an introduction to marijuana. see yours from assisted living communityed the pot shop. there they received a lesson on marijuana including state laws and the differences between smoking and eating pot. the seniors were interested in on their lesson on weed. >> i think so many people where we live are broad minded and accepting that helps people who are ill and why not? >> the pot shop says it has held similar tours from other groups as well. >>> new brew in san diego is causing quite the buzz. stone brewing is using water from the city's pure water facility. something nicknamed toilet to tap. the water is recycled from waist eventually the program in san diego will provide a third of of the citi' water. >>> do you think about the environment during your workout or how about when you wear a fleece jacket? according to environmentalists, you should. fox's jodi goldberg spoke to an environmental expert in new york who explained out yoga pants, fleece jackets and more are harming the planet. >> i have two little kids. i'm constantly in leggings and pants lik

com or check out the nbc10 app. >>> we join together this morning to honor more than 170 high school students from our areand for giving back to their communitymcee'd the event. each student will receive a $20,000 scholarship if they enroll at widener. >>> last night, i was proud to emcee the american heart associn organizers kicked off the go red for women campaign. the redmoney and awareness abou fighting heart disease in women. >>> philadelphia will be featurede "ellen" show today. >> we loveellen. whoo! >> people packed walnut street in center city for the taping yesterday. ellenell us the crowd to dress in costume. the show selected people who dressed in costume to compete in contests. you can catch ellen at 3:00 this afternoon. >>> we are working on several stories for you today at 4:00. erin coleman joins us with a look at what we can expect. >> we'll be following the developments on capitol hill as tonight on the gop's health care plan. we'll be getting reaction from supporters and critics as they rally across our area today. plus, the burlington bandit. police say these women have been targeting several stores in center city getting

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