former la salle star, butler was killed in a car accident overnight and butler and his wife died in a one car crash when his car hit a parking meter and a wall and rolled over. he played 13 seasons in the nba after graduating la salle and butler was 38 years old and a tragedy and former players including allen iverson sending their condolesances. >>> lots to talk about from accuweather cecily tynan. >> we start february with active warren on the way. i want to share this video not from philadelphia but from the st. paul winter carnival and this is a 70 foot tall ice castle there. no threat of that melting. the highs in minneapolis area single digits and the teens. right through the weekend some very cold air moving in there here there is warmer air moving in and a little bit of cloud cover and claire posted the photo on my facebook page of the sun setting in medford and the sunsetting at 5:19. usually do the weekend preview on thursday, but it's a big weekend so can't wait. saturday the cool side sunny and 33 degrees and then i'm tracking what looks to be a sizable storm on super bowl

it will be on la salle. so they won't even be there, okay? their business has always been lit and always had security cameras, for the last 10 years. so it's not really something they have negotiated with. and a bigger thing is the egregious fallout from this manufactured opposition that has caused two veteran police officers with more than 50 years of experience between them and a long-time love and respected of the community to be placed under administrative review because of this investigation because someone in the opposition called the police department and said they were unhappy with the police actually fading what they felt was the truth. i honestly believe that the sfpd and those that are so-called trying to support the community would be more comfortable with building relationships versus separating them. all in all, i wanted to say my attachment states that mr. fong asked him a specific question -- if he intended to erase a liquor store. there's a blog entry in there where his words were, their mission was it erase a liquor store an

penn beat clemson and la salle lost. i'm john clark. join us tonight at 11:35 for our road to victory playoff special on the eagles. thanks, everybody. before we start, i just want to say if anyone still doesn't have fios, please stay out of the way so your lag doesn't get us all killed, ben. what's so good about fios anyway? uh. what's so great about a 100% fiber-optic network that makes your gaming system actually work awesomely? hey. did you take out the trash? haha, garbage boy! dad, i already took out ben. it's not funny. gaming is best on a 100% fiber-optic network. so get fios. now, just $79.99 per month with a 2-year price guarantee with a 2-year agreement. >>> the warmth will be with us soon. >> soon enough. looking forward to next week in the 50s. >>> today, this morning, that dangerous cold. a good handful of areas. 7 degrees at the bottom of your screen. it is very cold in cape may. tomorrow we will finally break freezing. tomorrow evening a wintry mix passing through. we are watching the eagles game. a look of showers passi

penn beat clemson and la salle lost. i'm john clark.oin us tonight at 11:35 for our road to victory playoff special on the eagles. thanks, everybody. >>> in new castle county, delaware, police officers and firefighters laced up their skates for the winter classic hockey game. the first responders took to the ice at the skating club in wilmington. >>> today the first annual women can do festival will celebrate the arts and community. it runs from 2:00 this afternoon until 7:00 this evening at the rotunda on walnut street in west philadelphia. it celebrates spirit and has speakers, live deejays be a vendors from all over the city. 5:57 on this sunday. it is not fit for man or beast out there this morning. nobody is safe. >> no doubt about that. the bitter cold temperatures are taking their toll across the entire region. we'll check in with nbc 10 randy gyllenhaal at a trouble spot in philly in just a few minutes. >>> and take a look at those numbers. still feeling below zero over much of the area. what is that? one location already feelin

montera, 42. 40 in la salle toes. look to the north, maybe ukiah in clearlake and north, in the mix for some clouds. maybe some showers or rain. most of this is lifting north. 50s for the temperatures today. clouds to the north and more sun to the south. >>> things are okay. we are off to a nice start. hopefully it will stay this way. westbound 80, we start there with the commute coming in from vacaville, fairfield and vallejo. the solano super commute. traffic is moving along nicely with no major issues. traffic continues to look good if you hercules. if you're driving from the carquinez bridge to the maze, is about 20 minutes. the bay bridge toll plaza is light. the roads are dry and that will help us with the morning commute. let's go back to the desk. >>> police in alameda have arrested a boy who they believe is behind a package theft caught on camera. look at the video. you can see a boy run to the porch, grab a box and run off across the street. alameda police did not say exactly when this happened at officers s

ryan, the son of former de la salle football and wrestling hall of famer tom joseph, is now at the trauma have at john muir in walnut creek. >> first thing that tom said when i saw him in the hospital on saturday when this was really, really fresh was i've got a son. his brain is in perfect working condition. he's still joking with us and i think that's what's going to get him through. >> reporter: the wrestling team is designing these t- shirts that read falcon family wrestling for ryan. >> this really does sting because he is very passionate about sports and all the athletic stuff and he's just very passionate towards other people and when people found out, very devastating to all his friends and teachers like it's just really sad. >> reporter: now the students have been updated on how ryan is doing. the school has been updating them throughout the day. they even had counselors here today to help the students out as well. ryan's family says that he has really appreciated all the cards and messages that have come his way to the hospital. in pleasant hill, juliette goodrich, kpix5. >>> ch

just outside the la salle street in chicago. we've been on the business channel reporting on the price of oil, which held again today above $60 a barrel in part because of this cold weather that has just gripped everybody. in chicago here it's going to be cold another week. look at these people bundled up out here. of course, it's a lot of things that get affected at o'hare and other airports. airplanes can withstand very cold weather when they're in the air. it's getting up there. what is that guy doing? buddy what are you do something. >> getting lunch. just getting lunch. >> tough guy. >> not so bad. >> tough guy. airports, your pipes. how about your pipes? that's a good one, too. my pipes at our cabin on lake michigan, they froze. when the toilet bowl is frozen, you know it's cold. it's going to be that way -- here's another guy. maybe i'm crazy. what can i tell you? they're tough in chicago. it will this way awhile. oops. neil? >> neil: on fbn, you've been doing these records where it seemed warm and cozy. jeff, you really

. >>> la salle university in the school district joined forces to further their education.ty scalors pilot program is offering five level courses to women in grove high and central high and the cost is being covered by the school district. students that take part are taking high school credits already. some of them sang about today's announcements. >>> meantime the local member of the u.s. army arrived in style. ted drew up in pottstown and now a black hawk pilot. he and his commander flew two black hawks. he arranged the special stop today to see his family and friends and they were thrilled obviously. from here they fly the helicopters to their final destination in colorado and his service to our nation obviously makes us philly proud. i'm a small business, but i have... big dreams... and big plans. so how do i make the efforts of 8 employees... feel like 50? how can i share new plans virtually? how can i download an e-file? virtual tours? zip-file? really big files? in seconds, not minutes... just like that. like everything... the answer is simple. i'll do what i've alwa

penn beat clemson and la salle lost. i'm john clark.oin us tonight at 11:35 for our road to victory playoff special on the eagles. thanks, everybody. >>> let's talk about conditions outside this morning. looking over the stadium and if you look at a picture you think it's a nice did i. we know better. it is bitterly cold. we are still under a first alert for the dangerous cold. snow on the ground and that snow is not going to go anywhere today because we will still be below freezing all day long. starting tomorrow, it will go up. right now across the entire board 1 in lancaster, blue bell. 2 below and 1 below in millville. zero for the reading in atlantic city. in trenton. all broke previous records. we tied a record in philadelphia. this is some of the coldest air in years. while we are clear now and will be through today we have some action brewing to the west of us. and it will together to a little storm system to pass by tomorrow. we're going to have warm air today into tomorrow. that will cause a layer that could lead to things lik

penn beat clemson and la salle lost. i'm john clark.us tonight at 11:35 for our road to victory playoff special on the eagles. thanks, everybody. >>> it was a battle of the brif for a worthy cause. lacing up the skates last night for a winter classic hockey game. first responders took to the ice at the skating of wilmington. money raised benefits the andrew mcdonough foundation in which kids help other kids fight cancer. today the first annual women can do festival will celebrate the arts and community. it runs from 2:00 until 7:00 this evening at the rotunda on walnut street in west philadelphia. the event celebrates the spirit, a live deejay and plenty of vendors from all over the city. 6:57 right now on this sunday. the bitter weather is taking a toll this morning. >> we're willing to breaking news also in center city. there is a water main break shutting down 676, the vine street expressway. we'll check in with randy gyllenhaal live at the scene in just a few minutes. krystal, here we are again hitting the possibility of breaking re

. >> reporter: his father is a former de la salle football and wrestling hall of famer.the gofundme account has been set up for ryan to help with medical expenses, rehabilitation and home accessibility. friends and teammates have these messages. >> get well soon and i hope that you recover quickly. >> i miss you. i really miss you and i hope you come back. >> reporter: on the school's website the hope is that ryan will regain some mobility so he can have an independent life. leigh martinez, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> the search is on for a man who stole a box truck, dropping at the wrong way on a freeway to escape the highway patrol. the truck driver was making a delivery in san francisco. when he came back, the truck was gone. his boss, the owner, happened to be on 101 in south san francisco and saw the truck heading south on the freeway. he called chp at officers followed the truck as it headed east on the westbound section of 237 in sunnyvale until he crashed near the sunnyvale golf course. >> these people, they don't thing. fiddle thing. they just try to run away from the

. >>> in other news one of the best basketball players to ever come from la salle university sadly was killed in a car crash earlier today. exnba player and his wife real abell died when the range rover slammed into a wall outside of los angeles, he played for the thunder, the heat and the what clippers during his pro career and the 38-year-old south philadelphia native was a standout star. ranking fourth among the explorer explorers of all time scorers. >>> well, it was a special program to say thank you to various police firefighters and first responders in montgomery county. students and teachers at mother teresa catholic school had the appreciation breakfast and mass and many of them have relatives that are first responders and they were all invited to the program and students gave them spiritual bouquets and hand written prayers and some performed a concert saying thank you for those that keep us safe and secure and healthy. >> dozens of yoga enthusiasts were up and then down. for downward dog part of the morning movement and they were invited to start with yoga and disco instead.

his father, tom joseph, is a former de la salle football and wrestling hall of fame it. the gofundme account has been set up to help with medical expenses, rehabilitation and home accessibility. on the website it also states they hope that ryan can regain some type of mobility so he can have some independent living. the gofundme page has already raised almost $20,000. >> thank you for the update. >>> 6:05 am. new information about the chp motorcycle officer injured while investigating a crash on highway 4 in concord last night. he has been identified as officer martin lendway. he was investigating a two car crash when a chevy trailblazer came by, hit the officer's motorcycle and one of the cars in the earlier crash -- out of that car ended up on top of officer lendway. two other approaching cars try to avoid the scene but collided with one another. a total of six cars were involved in that chain-reaction crashs. officer lendway was taken to the hospital with serious but non-life-threatening injuries. the driver of the trailblazer, 52-year-old, tammy walker, of was arrest

she graduated from la salle university she went to new york and pounded the pavement and was cast in role. >> want to make her real so people can feel like they connect with her. >> she is someone going through regular life things. >> 24 years old and her star clearly on the road phoenix has this advice. >> there is a lot of rejection and positivity in this business and you constantly have to be the one to say yes to yourself. no matter what, never stop being who you are. >> pretty wise girl and extremely talented. you can imagine phoenix is packing the house with friends and family and church group and high school and college. and les mis is at the academy of music until january 31st. her mother and sister are not in the home town crowd until sunday. they said please guys don't come opening night. >> the nerves. >> what a beautiful story and spirit she has. and beautiful that play, the music will be with you forever. >> phoenix best. remember that next. >> thank you alicia. more "action news" coming up after this. >>> "action news" continues with paid gift, adam joseph, alicia vitar

ryan, the son of former de la salle football and wrestling hall of famer tom joseph, is now at the trauma john muir in walnut creek. >> first thing that tom said when i saw him in the hospital on saturday when this was really, really fresh was i've got a son. his brain's in perfect working condition. he's still joking with us and i think that that's what's going to get him through. >> reporter: the wrestling team is designing these t- shirts that read falcon family wrestling for ryan. >> it's really devastating because he is very passionate about, you know, sports and all that athletic stuff and he's just very passionate towards other people and when people found out, very devastating, all his friends and teachers like it's just really sad. >> reporter: the school has been updating students on how ryan is doing. they even had counselors here on campus to help students out as well. ryan's family says he has enjoyed all of the cards and messages that have been sent to him. in pleasant hill, juliette goodrich, kpix5. ng off with >>> there is ice in lafayette, louisiana. there is snow in port

ryan's father tom was inducted this past september into de la salle high school hall of fame for wrestling and football. if you are interesting in helping out the joseph family we have linked the go fund me page to our website at nbcbayarea.com. reporting live in pleasant hill, bob redell, "today in the bay." >>> 6:33 right now, this morning we're learning about the people who have died from the flu in california. that includes a san jose mother, katie oxley thomas died just two days after being diagnosed. she was a 40-year-old mother of three. she started feeling sick around new year's day and on january 2nd she went to urgent care. then to the hospital. her boy trend says she continued to get worse. >> from the time we took her to the hospital to the time she passed was about 18 hours. it's scary how fast it happens. and it doesn't matter how old you are. she was very healthy. >> health officials say this flu season is on track to being the worst in a decade. they urge anyone who has not gotten a flu vaccine to get one as soon as possible. >>> more details now we told you yesterday that

streets of philadelphia who had the opportunity through system, publicol community college, and la salle university. standing today in a seat with many of my predecessors, five african-americans from the commonwealth of west virginia. our theme tonight is the history of the cbc and the legacy of martin luther king. next week, we begin the television of the birthday of dr. martin luther king. king was not only a great man, but a great patriot who loved america and the ideas of the underpinning of our democracy. to kick off our discussion, i want to open up with two dr. king comments, really capture our political climate and what is at stake. "we may havete, come over here on different ships, but we are in the same boat now." quote is "all forms of inequality and justice and health care in the most shocking and inhumane." dr. martin luther king. when we think about this great nation and the leaders before us like dr. king who came together to lay a framework for equal pay, fair wages, health care, , and housing, so much more, we are reminded of what is at stake and how much we have to lose

philadelphia who had opportunity as a product of the public school system, community college at la salle university, standing here today in the seat where many of my predecessors, including five african-americans from the commonwealth of pennsylvania. our theme tonight is the history of the c.b.c. and the legacy of martin luther king. next week we begin a celebration of the birthday of reverend dr. martin luther king. he was not only a great man, but a great patriot who loved america and the ideas of the undefend -- of the underpoifpk our democracy. to kick off our discussion, i want to start with two dr. king comments that capture our current political climate and what's at stake. the first quote, we may have come over here on different ships but we're all in the same boat now. dr. king. and the other quote is, of all orms of inequality, injustice, ine-- inequality in health care is the most shocking an in-- and inhumane. when we think about leaders before us like dr. king who came together to lay a framework for equal pay, fair wages, health care, equality in housing, so much more we'r

his father is a former de la salle wrestling and football hall of famer.en set up to help with medical expenses, rehabilitation and home accessible. another teammate has this message for ryan. >> i miss you, dude. i really miss you. i hope you come back. >> reporter: the school also wrote that it has hopes that ryan can regain some mobility for independent living. so far that gofundme page has raised $20,000 in. pleasant hill, leigh martinez ktvu fox 2 news. >>> caltrans says it could be another week after a section of 101 closed by mudslides in ventura will be reopen. experts say the highway turned into a catch base enfor all of -- basin for all of the debris. crews can now use bulldozers in the area because the water level has gone down. >>> a brewery in san luis obispo county is giving a helping hand to its neighbors in the south in montecito. the slow brewery has switched some of the operations away from brew and is sending canned water to the victims of the mudslide. the staff says it already had everything in place to make the project work, including

and i grew up on clairmont between 14th and la salle. a block from where it began. and i was 12. but i remember it as if it was yesterday. that sunday morning, the tension, it just was like a wave that came through the city, the block. another thing i wanted to point out, i was 12. the lights. we didn't have electricity after that. in the evening, everybody came out on the porches. and i remember the tanks going down the street. and we were just -- we weren't used to it. we were alarmed by it. another point, there was durfy junior high school and central high school in the area. and that's where the national guard stationed themselves. i remember going up to the school and walking past the national guard. like i say, i was 12. i remember them propositioning us. my girlfriends and i. and we were young. and that just really just traumatized us. you know, these were white guardsmen. and, you know, we -- we didn't know how to deal with that. in fact, i don't even think we came home and mentioned it to our parents. >> caller, thank you so much for that story. steven hearder son, put i

magazine says "glee" star mark salling was found dead by suicide a month before his sentencing on child porn charges. they discovered his body hanging from a tree yesterday in a las riverbed area. salling pleaded guilty last month to child porn. he was expected to serve up to seven years in prison. >>> the "washington post" reports the dea is issuing a new crackdown on pharmacies and opioid overprescribers. a surge of dea agents and investigators will focus on pharmacies and subscribers. session says the dea will examine data from reports it collects every year from drug manufacturers and distributors. >>> and "time" says philadelphia and boston are fanning enemy foods because of a rivalry. in boston a craft beer is pulling philadelphia craft beers from their shelves. a boston bakery is banning philadelphia cream cheese and a philly bakery has done away with boston cream doughnuts offering what it calls a creamed boston doughnut instead. >>> still to come, tackling health care. how amazon is teaming up with two other companies to reshape the industry. industry. (laughter) let's ask the experts. i feel as clean as a shimmering mermaid. that's because only cottonel

joining us now tom gimble, ceo of la salle network.ome of the anecdotal evidence for that, tom, and then, if you could, can you tell us what that means, you know, for 2018 can we continue to add, or are there no workers left, and what it means for wage growth >> well, there's always going to be workers left. there's an acceptable unemployment rate, which is historically been between 2% and 2.5% we've also seen a lack of participation, and we're kind of going through those hurdles right now. yeah, over the past 25 years going back to the dot comboom of the late 1990s when i got into this industry of recruiting and staffing, i have never seen it so good, and you either have temporary staffing that's on an uptick, white collar or blue collar, as well as the search business both are in better plays than i've ever seen i'm not talking about the traditional health care technology, but one of our fastest growing groups right now in the most intake of orders we have from clients is sales positions, which say ceos are looking to take advantage

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