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it's one of the wagers going on. the others at the philadelphia zoo and the reading terminal market. the eagles versus patriots showdown has everyone in a competitive spirit it seems. in fact, the philadelphia zoo and five other zoos from both regions will be taking part in a friendly wager. losing zoo's ceo will have to dress in the winning team's jersey and clean an animal exhibit as well as donate $1,000 to a program of the winning zoo's choice. the philadelphia museum of art is also joining in on the super bowl fun. they're calling it the museum bowl and their rival with the museum of fine arts in boston. curators say you can expect good natured teasing on social media, perhaps some art inspired trash talk and here's the best part. the winning teamological get artwork loaned from the losing team for display in the victorious city. council members from bean town and the city of brotherly love will engage in a friendly food wager at reading terminal market. this afternoon eagles fans will see what philly made foods

on. the electoral commission says agnes child cannot be accounted because her party's political platform violates the territories electoral laws the death toll from saturday's suicide bomb attack in afghanistan's capital kabul has risen to one hundred three hundreds of people gathered for funerals and waited to hear from their loved ones outside hospitals the president has declared three days of mourning protesters in the south african city of cape town are blaming the government for the worst water crisis in a century the city's limiting each household to fifty liters of water a day reservoirs of not being filled for more than three years because there hasn't been enough rain to celebrities of the this year's grammy awards are showing solidarity with people facing sexual harassment in the workplace stars are wearing white roses to the new york ceremony in support of the tines up movement that was formed after months of sexual misconduct revelations earlier this month stars wore black to

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on. fox news sunday. chris: i'm chris wallace, the federal government partially shuts down as divided congress fails to reach a spending bill. ♪ >> happy anniversary, mr. president, your wish came true, you wanted a shutdown, the trump shutdown is all yours. >> we will not be blackmailed because republicans are unwilling to compromise. >> they believe that the issue of illegal immigration is more important than everything else. >> schumer shutdown. nice little ring to it, doesn't it? >> partisan finger pointing and uncertainty after a standoff in the senate over immigration. we will discuss the fallout for americans and who will get the blame with white house budget director mick mulvaney and democratic senator chris, part of bipartisan group trying to work out a compromise. ♪ ♪ chris: plus, we will ask sunday panel about the trump presidency, one year after his inauguration. and our power player of the week, story behind first combat teams on the ground after september 11th attacks. chri

>> hey guys, good morning we are one day closer, one day closer to the big game on sunday. everyone is getting real excited. you can't tell because it is quiet here.ntion center where i am right now still closed to the public, but little bit later this place is just be so busy, and all every these interactive stations cents set up, you guys are so cool. so this is actually where people can come and tackle, take on all of the their aggression on the feel, but not just it. they have merchandise you can buy, they have little restaurant if you will, to sit and grab a beer or grab some good food, whatever it is. but we're so this is a controlled environment. the cool thing about minnesota , i don't know if many people know this, we have these sky ways that wrap around minneapolis. and listen to this they connect over 80 buildings over 11 miles of temperature controlled space so the dead of winter people don't actually have to walk outside. more or that coming up. >> it is a good thing that you've got that happening there, meisha, because itlooks freezing on the day of the super

i think we had one more public speaker on items not on the agenda. no? >> [inaudible]. >> that's still coming up. this is still nine. public comments for items not on today's calendar. seeing none, we'll close public comments on item nine and move on to the con sent calendar. >> a number of items have been severed at the request of the public. 10.5, 10.6 and 10.7. >> thank you very much, ms. boomer. do i have a motion to approve consent calendar, 10.5, 6 and 7. [laughter] there are items left. taking those out. do i have a notion approve? >> so move. >> do i have a second? >> second. all in favour, aye? >> aye. any opposed? hearing none, the ayes have it and the consent calendar minus those items is aproved. let's start with 10.2s. >> item 10.2s has to do with establishing stop signs on diamond heights boulevard northbound and southbound at diamond street. would you like to hear first from the public? >> yes. >> all right. betsy eddie followed by richard craig. >> good afternoon, directors. and mr. reiskin. i'm betsy eddie and i'm honoured to serve as th

to others they went on to say pakistan's cooperation is not based on any consideration of aid but onour national interests and principles so far jaspal is an analyst on pakistan and professor of international relations at some university he says a move like this should not have should not rather be a major surprise policymakers in pakistan. the americans are not asking about the hospice practically they are asking about the how can the network which buxton is denying that it did karli network i mean there from the taliban fighting all good that it does not possess any see if have been in pakistan because since yesterday or before yesterday if you see pakistan has once again to be created is that there is no see if i haven't thought of one dollar bond or any one as in pakistan let me have submitted that since one year but stan that americans perception on the more benefits on of understand have been. americans have been alleging they were asking about. fifty dollars you can see it starts things you have to not forget here it's not only of the start of the economy that there are becaus

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>> this is going on on a deal to build bases. you can't necessarily draw lines and say because this doesn't go through, other deals will fail, too. it means more scrutiny on each and every deal and could also mean from a chinese buyer perspective you might be more likely to wait and see forward to just sit there and wait and do nothing. it could mean that we see less steals from the chinese side. lauren: from the backdrop we were curious how were curious to chinese for help us. thank you very much. cheryl: now we send it over to maria bartiromo. >> good morning, everybody. i had maria bartiromo. it is januarythird, 2018. 6:00 a.m. on the east coast. reading big on set theory. peter kill take a shot in the creek to a currency to the tune of $20 million. he spoke with him that his optimism for the currency will in saudi arabia back in october. >> i do think people are a little bit, maybe under bitcoin specifically because it is like a reserved form of money, like old and it's just a store of value. do don't need to make payments. m

and so on. that's how it works there in washington right so many times that have come down in this short period of time that has come down to the wire. it certainly has been a dramatic year with this administration. i mean this is a mess. do people out in the country, salena, before i bring other folks in, do they feel like no one in washington is doing their job and no one in washington is really listening to them even though many of them may have voted for this president, who they think is hearing them, but the folks in washington may not be doing their business? >> well, i always think it's interesting in that i think congress, in particular the house of representatives, but also in the senate, they are the most reflective of who we are in our communities, right? and so i think that this congress and this senate is reflective of how polarized we are. and so i don't know that people are that surprised that they're dysfunctional because they understand, like, they're feeling disruptive not just

there's only one company there. station seven there are multiple companies, crews can see who it is for and the details. those have been reviewed favorably. >> we have an agreement that we'll replace the fleet and increase our personnel through 2020. but there's been no discussions about rolling that over and continuing that agreement. correct? >> correct. >> when do we start those discussions? >> that would probably be with the next administration. we can't really address that, even that final year of it for the equipment plan is beyond the two year budget we're looking at here. we haven't reached that. i believe we'll probably bring it up with the mayor's office with this round of budget discussions to keep it on the radar both for hiring and equipment. i think the goal is to catch up and then develop a sustainability plan going forward. that depends on funding but we'll continue discussions with the playmayor's office. >> thank you. madam secretary, will you call the next item? >> are we taking a vote on this? >>

it will be a wild one. >> i agree with you on that. briefing any moment from the white house. we have to run. enjoy, have a great weekend. >> "happening now" starts now. >> jon: a fox news alert and will the united states government shut down 13 hours from now? we are awaiting a briefing with white house legislative affairs director marc short and the head of the office of management and budget mick mulvaney. they will address the looming government shutdown, give you the white house perspective on whether or not it is likely to happen. we'll have that covered for you and that briefing when it begins. and this fox news alert. it is crunch time on capitol hill. >> melissa: big time. >> jon: after the house passed a stopgap spending bill. it heads to the senate with no guarantees of what comes next. >> melissa: happy friday to you. busy friday but still friday. i'm melissa francis. the clock is ticking down on the government shutdown before the stroke of midnight tonight with republicans and democrats preparing to blame each other if the federal government closes down all but es

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kristen rodgers, creeping in the cowboys territory for a one on one. what's this all about?e chance to catch up with our fox nfl analyst, troy aikman, who knows a thing or two about playing in nfc championship games. he says that this is the biggest game, because you're just one win away from the superbowl, everyone can feel it right in front of them. he had a really great take. here's what towed say. >> this is why you're in the ffl. this is why you work so hard, this is why you went through two a days, and all of the stuff during the season. and, you know, for some of these players, whether it is the eagles or the vikings, this may be the biggest game when they look back that they've ever played this. >> nick foles found his stride in the second half of the game with the falcons, how important is it to find his stride early in the game? >> i don't know establish rhythm early. that would be nice if it happened. but the important thing if i were playing quarterback in this game, knowing what the defense have on each side of the ball, i would say you don't expect it to be a h

still ahead on the news on. the struggles continue for one of the last year's best teams in the n.b.a. . from their latest matches course coming up thanks to state. tempest forces peter kelly thank you so much twenty three time grand slam singles champion serina williams will not play at this year's australian open williams says she is simply not ready to compete for the title the thirty six year old gave birth in september and returned to the court in an exhibition match last week it's the first time since twenty eleven she is missing the aussie open this will come as a blow for the organizers as andy murray has also withdrawn while rafa nadal and novak djokovic are currently doubtful for the tournament in melbourne over in china the world number one simona halep pairs reached a first final of the season the twenty fifteen champion be to remain ian compared to at the reno camilli a big change and on friday a straight sets victory six one six for the school. and a milestone was reached there's been a russian ale

hold on. hold on. hold on.cts have been fully funded and you're getting all the supplies, every single one of you and we're not just telling them, we're getting their stuff. we actually got your stuff, turn around and your stuff is here. [ cheers and applause ] and so -- and, strahan, if you can still hear me. >> i hear you. >> we're talking about books and tablets and chromebooks and all of these things that is going to help these teachers do a better job in their classroom at educating their kids and you can see how -- miss pitt, you're in tears. >> completely overwhelmed. >> strahan, what dow think? not just one teacher. >> i know that myself and everybody here we know how amazing that is and how important teachers are. what they do is unselfish, so great but there's a big surprise in store for the school. we're not done. >> yeah, this is my moment, right. >> run with it. >> stra, i want to bring in principal weber who has been helping us put this together. he's been telling lies to these teachers for days a

they must agree on the spending plan on friday.sue on the table is a deal on d.r.e.a.m.ers. complicated by the president's racially charged comments last week. >> usually, though, cooler heads prevail and the spending deal is ri reached. fiscal conservatives are considering withholding their votes. some want to fight for a long-term daca fix. phil mattingly has more. >> reporter: there are four days to figure out how to keep the government funded beyond friday. things are in just a difficult position. the issues are still complex. in terms of the path forward with the democrat and republican aides, the path doesn't exist. democrats say they don't want to vote on any bill to keep the government funded if there is no daca resolution included with it or around the same timetable. republicans now have made clear that resolution, any deal on the daca bill, will not exist by the end of the week. here is the dynamic as it stands. republicans in the house led by paul ryan need to find 218 republican votes of their own. they cannot rely on

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you can't have they on one end and then medium and small on the other.hat is what we are trying to figure out. i have worked with susan collins for our common sense coalition, which i think is going to be the grounding, if you will, on what will pass and what can move through the senate. we will meet monday night and start over again to try to find that commonality and there is no way that anyone should be considering even more of a shutdown, even talking about it. is one's democrats perspective. for the next half hour you can give your thoughts, but rating your party on the topic of immigration. if you were one that supported the president's plan on daca, (202) 748-8000, if you oppose that, (202) 748-8001. democrats only. herbert, your first up. go ahead. i don't want him to, what was it? a wall to be built? build a 60 foot wall, they can build a 70 foot ladder to climb over. or they get under the wall. what sense is the wall? $25 billion for infrastructure? and health care? it's crazy. host: that's herbert. , turn downwaiting the sound on your televisi

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fire ♪ this girl is on fire ♪ she's walking on fire ♪ this girl is on fire >> yes!ional. the video of me skiing as a kid. was a really great moment with my family and with my grandparents and my gramp actually just passedew months ago. it makes me tear up a bit. i've been through a lot. i'm excited for these olympics. i think this commercial just makes me appreciate everything i've been through. and i'm so excited. we're racing in a couple weeks. it's crazy. >> wow. watching your comeback in that minimove have is something special. we'll be cheering you on. we'll be with you in pyeongchang a little bit. we'll see you in a few days. >> thanks, guys. look forward to it. >> all right. >> congratulations. >> reminder, the coverage of the winter olympics begins next thursday. it's live on the networks of nbc. you can get the super bowl on sunday. >> there's too much to look forward to. >>> including the tasty treats on this table. it's time for today's super bowl snack-it bracket, we're letting you vote on your favorite foods. >> a quick recap. wings taking on nachos, wi

front, one back, the front one with three bedrooms, and the back one with two bedrooms. right now, these are fairly sizeable lots typical to the 25 foot wide. this is currently a 37.5 lot. we're looking to make it 39 feet, and the project is not including parking, so given its proximity to the line which was a stop right at the corner one house away, and there are a number of bus lines within one or two blocks of the project. without the parking, there is a historic -- there's a historic stonewall along the street, so this is a view of existing on the left and proposed on the right. there is, along the street, there's an old stonewall that was related to the corner house at 199 karl, so by not having parking and cutting through there, we're not creating a problem for traffic on stanyan, as well as we can keep the mature trees -- the street trees that are there. so in terms of the conditional use about the finding, number one, the finding is about the project is necessary and desirable for the neighborhood. we believe it does. it adds four new residential units where ther

one store.on't have any plans to open up others. >> style of shopping definitely targets the millennials. all about their smartphones. about saving time and about speed. and they're health conscious. they want to see the labels. is this vegan, is this gluten-free. is this dairy-free. >> why do they act like it's only the millennials that care about those things. i'm tired of the millennial storyline. >>> coming up on gma hear what amazon plans to do with the employees who would have been cashiers. that's at 7:00 here on abc 7. >> it's the millennials fault. it's also their fault that the napkin industry is failing. everything is our fault. >> speaking of millennials, a couple more are getting mayor snide imt prin he is eugenie, she is getting married and engaged to this man who works in a london nightclub and restaurant. they met skiing in the swiss alps. the wedding will take place this fall at the same location at harry and meg >> do you remember princess eugenie's wedding. >> which one is tha

that's the one i wanted to hone in on.ow do you deal with this as a cultural problem we're in right now which seems to be fixable by prescribing rules when instead, it's a way of thinking. >> like all ways of thinking, you have to demonstrate what it looks like. a way of thinking is one thing. a way of acting is another. i have to follow up on your last story about crypto currency and the rise of employment there and i would like to really see how many women are joining that workforce, right? >> and a lot of these are coders. end to tends to be a guy thing. >> oh, here's another one just waiting to happen. another bunch of white geeky guys creating this fantasy -- >> we've seen it in our time in silicon valley. a culture that we've developed. >> more than once for those of us in silicon valley for a long time. so here's my premise. i named the book "powerful" because i hate the words that we use around work now like my particular pet peeve is the word empowerment in that, you know -- n that's going to be one of the solutio

not much crime going on here on the 3100 block of oak road. something did happen behind me at the glow tanning salon on th tuesday night. hopefully viewers can catch the bad guy in all of this. this video was posted on facebook by a private security company, it took place on tuesday around 6:30 p.m. the suspect walking in casually into that tanning salon and hunches over and revealing the box knife in his right hand to her before making threats and demanding cash. this employee keeps her cool as she empties out the cash for her and had the nerves to take a few pieces of candy. he's described as being 50 or 60 years old between 5'10" around 180 pounds. he's considered armed and dangerous. if you have any information to help with this case, contact the sheriff department. we are live, back to you. >>> yeah, someone will recognize him in the video. >>> police released this photo of the 21-year-old. investigators spotted the car with bullet holes. he was last seen driving this 2009 black mercedes-benz. he's wanted for attempted murder. >>> on the

let's get an update on what's going on on the vine street expressway with karen rogers. >> matt, onee and your commute to work. this is an accident here on the vine street expressway westbound at the ben franklin parkway. at one point it was blocking all lanes and but even now we can see it's kind of still blocking lanes and creating delays here on the vine. look at the jam on the vine street expressway westbound. you're jammed solid from i-95 to the ben franklin parkway. those delays are spilling out onto the ben franklin bridge. i just did a facebook live and somebody was saying look at all those cars. i mean, they're everywhere. if you're from here you just know it, it's one of those rough days on the vine and the ben and those delays could spill out onto 42. passyunk jammed approaching passyunk to south street. a couple vans on the shoulder from an earlier accident, check it out matt. >> thank you, karen. taking a live look on sky6, commodore barry we are starting out chillier than minneapolis, minnesota, site of the super bowl. let's go to day. >> that's true. we're in the teens

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eastern on book tv on c-span2. the c-span bus continues the 50 capital store this month with stops in raleigh, columbia, atlanta and montgomery. follow the tour and join us on wednesday at 9:30 a.m. eastern for our stop in raleigh, north carolina. our guest is the north carolina attorney general, josh stein. announcer: the b&o railroad museum in baltimore is called the birthplace of the american railroad. american history tv visited the museum to learn about and industry that began in 1827 with train cars pulled by horses rather than steam engines. dave: my name is dave shackelford. i am the chief curator here at the b&o railroad museum, the baltimore and ohio. this is one of the premier railroad museums in the united states.

on the lens. conditions would demand folks slow down even when there's light traffic. >>> coming up next on "today in the bay," banning tobacco is one of the bay area's busiest airports, the proposal up for senate this week. >>> plus -- >> i'm still waiting for us to like wake up at some point. >> it's like a dream. >> reliving an unthinkable moment. we hear from the men who thwarted a terror attack in france as their historic story now hits the big screen. >>> and facebook thinks it's found a new way to combat fake news, all that when "today in the bay" continues. the bathroom. when things go wrong here, you remember. quilted northern is designed to work so well, you can forget your bathroom trips. but sir froggy can never forget. "i used to be a prince. but no princess would kiss me now." >>> right now at 5:13 as you get ready to head out the door it is a soggy one, even though we haven't seen a lot of that rain in san jose, just head farther to the north in sunnyvale and fremont, we're seeing s

come on over here. come on up here, ken come on. if you can make it he'll figure out how to get that thing open if he can't do it, nobody can, right? that's what he does, he works on machinery all the time ken joined h&k 14 years ago as a mechanic and worked his way up to become a project foreman. because of our tax cuts, ken will save almost $2,200 in next taxes. ken, you just got a $2,200 raise. [ cheers and applause and if i had a head of hair like that, i really would have been -- i would have been president years ago, ken years ago. but we've nearly doubled the amount of income tax at the rate of zero. ken, you've seen a big difference >> absolutely. >> thank you, man. he said just the right thing you never know say something to your workers. say something to your coworkers. >> it's not just me, it's everybody as a whole this company is an incredible company. we work with a bunch of great people everybody pulled together this week and pulled this off it was a sight to see. it's something to always remember thank you, everybody

shine on, klutzes. shine on. ( will ) welcome back to the kron 4 morning news.ide of a few sprinkles over the north bay tonight, look for dry conditions and mild temperatures to continue through at least tuesday. a pattern change will likely bring periods of rain to the region from late wednesday through the end of the week and potentially into the upcoming weekend. ( will ) weekend. the upcoming weekend. ( will ) national news... we're learning new details about a deadly shooting at a colorado apartment complex. a sheriff's deputy was killed... and six people were hurt. kim hutcherson has more. a community in mourning... after a deadly shooting at a colorado apartment complex.the suspect .... identified as 37- year-old matthew riehl.sheriff tony spurlock/douglas county: "so it was more of an ambush-type attack on our officers. he knew we were coming."police were called to the copper canyon apartments on a disturbance call before six a-m sunday.they found riehl barricaded in his room. they say he began shooting, firing more than 100 rounds and forcing wounded de

one. for those following the media coverage of the disaster the reporting on these outlets was clearly compromise. was a good thing at. the mug for a bank down by a stamp on the. framing. and the way the media frames environmental issues is not neutral it depends on the political affiliations of the owners there were two different narratives on the panda news story the media owned by the bakri family in one called it the city of july flight to imply that it was a natural disaster all the other media for example metra called it the lump in the mud flow using the name of the company responsible. in the remembering at the start up when you aren't allowed to go or go abroad is a bakley daniel embark on a number one and so do not want to get it but i plan on when i lie and when there are a number of disasters abroad like sure noble where the name of the town is used as reference and if i'm not mistaken she do our job disaster was the phrase used by the government and parliament to refer to the

pitting one group after another on and on. are the republicans saying we can only take care of one group or the other? do we cut off the right arm or the left arm? we've seen this pitting one group against another strategy at work all week. authorization for the children's health insurance program expired september 30 -- months ago. but the majority leader waited until now to put it up for a vote because he hoped to use it as leverage to divide democrats and leave dreamers out in the cold, pitting one group against another. and just as a reminder, guess who spent months and months trying to take away health care from millions of americans and more months to provide the richest 1% of people and corporations in our country huge tax cuts all behind closed doors? the republicans, that's who. we could have and should have funded the children's health insurance program months ago. we could have come to a compromise on dreamers months ago. the majority leader has come to the floor repeatedly to argue there is no urgency to protect th

on that. reporter: mr. lavrov, i represent the media. one question, it is also on syria. the armed forces of turkey launched at least 40 strikes against the position of syria kurds over the last 24 hours. what is russia's position on this issue? my second question, on the conflict between her bill and baghdad, conflicts between them continues. dozens of kurds have been killed, and over 200,000 kurds are now refugees. what role can russia play in the resolution of the conflict? thank you. minister lavrov: the answer to the second question is very simple. whatever role is acceptable and whatever role they are adjusted in. we support iraq's territorial integrity. we believe all problems should be resolved through talks a -- and national dialogue. need someties mediatorship and fresh is invited, we will regard this positively. and it's regard the situation in a subject ons which we should all work together. specifically, we want cease-fire -- cease-fire agreement to be implemented, and of course, kurds are part of the syrian nation, and their interests should be taken into ac

i think it holds on to all that. we we come head one. the one of the best jobs in the. us the uniform is such that if you take that away from us it's not. xandra and many are in the second year and on loving every minute. they're not being trained to be just plain nannies nolan credentials are worth their weight in gold and even britain's royal family relies on norland a lanai who died on their uniform with pride landing a job in the royals is a career dream come true the students say they're not actively seeking a prestigious position. i'd love to talk with that i'd love to see the unknown set me up for that but it's not necessary and i look for is an addition it's not a primary. after graduation the students generally can pick and choose their first job but first they have to be able to afford their education and he will fees that norland amount to some fourteen thousand euros the curriculum doesn't just include classes in quetta cooking and how to sterilize a baby bottle things like how to deal with paparazzi are also on the shuttle the principal knows some modern na

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day one. i wouldn't call them tough times everyone's like so depressed and so do. sounds like it happens to everyone like eventually i'll start what i told you guys in d.c. i'm going to beat someone eventually south i'm going to have the best instagram picture i when i finally stop the snap this losing streak so. yeah i'm it's not tough times the minnesota vikings are just one game away from playing in a home super bowl after a remarkable playoff victory over the new orleans saints have a look at what happened on the final play of the game. stage show. i stefan takes the man with the sixty one yard touchdown as minnesota came back from a seventeen point deficit to win twenty nine it to twenty four they advance to the n.f.c. championship game when that and they'll become the first team to ever host a super bowl which rotates cities each season. gets a little better words inscribed that moment i just. can't believe it ok at the time i was i was looking for. what the jacksonville jaguars reached

on al-jazeera. history is so often told through the eyes of leaders but in amritsar india just thirty kilometers from the border with pakistan this old building is being transformed into a new museum malika. is the driving force behind partition museum it's really shocking because if you think about the fact that within a few years of nine eleven happening nine eleven museum was there and they are now numerous museums as an up and beautiful museum so countries around the world have walked to memorialize these events that have shaped that hydration is not about the political events that led up to five nation it's about the impact on each person who went through it it's really important that we highlight the stories of humanity hopefully one outcome on this would be that we remember our shared humanity and the sched history. president keeps the u.s. in the iran nuclear deal for now but sets a deadline for allies to agree to an overhaul.

it was for one man and everybody else on a norwegian cruz line ship on this vacation.e are talking about jason neil, worker at our station from conshohocken. he was than born, it is rocking and rolling. he was on a vacation in the bahamas when cruise took a terrifying turn. there was water. wind dripping off pieces of the ship. when you go outside your room you see everybody standing outside adults, children huddled in the hallways and other common areas. >> i didn't think much about it until 1:00 o'clock in the morning when i woke up hanging out of my bed. all of the little kid sitting on the floor with their life vests on and the families were praying. >> that is scary when you have that. so, the crew line said no pass eveningers were hurt. it has departed for its next scheduled cruise but some people say they need american an apology from norwegian. >>> new castle county a robbery at a auto zone store has police on the hunt. police say saturday night robber ran in the store in claymont delaware in the 2400 block of philadelphia pike, demanded money, took that cash a

the peninsula, this one on 280 north. you can see the red sensors. an accident off on the embankment, a car in a tree. >> we will know in a few hours the mavericks surf competition is a go next week. organizers are watching big swells predicted to hit the northern california coast on monday and tuesday. >> number seven, starting at 10:00 this morning the tesla model three will go on display at the company's showroom in palo alto. tesla says nearly a half million cars have been reserved. few have hit the road because of production problems. >>> congratulations are in order. a bundle of joy arrived for one mountain house family. five bundles, to be exact. they have welcomed quintuplets. >> three boys , two girls. they were born last night by c-section. the proud parents are chad and amy kimball. our partners report the babies are tiny and some are intubated to help them breathe. if all goes well they could go home in the next nine weeks. they have a little journey. >> wishing them all the best. >>> another full 90 minutes o

on amazon in presales. it comes out next tuesday. >>> "fox5" lauren demarco is live in montgomery county tonight. lauren, what are you working on. >> well, shawn, talking about all the cold weather and people headed outside and playing on some of the frozen ponds and lakes there's a warning from first responders across the area. weaver live in potomac station 30 the swift water rescue crew heads out of here and we have what they want you to think about tonight. >>> and it may be cold out outside. but the powerball fever is heating things up. the rising jackpot for ton tonight's drawing♪ ♪ i want money, lots and lots of money♪ >> more on bitter told, icy companies in the north and midwest. officials in the air want you to be aon alert as well. they've been busy with several rescues and hoping to avoid serious calls. lauren lauren is live tonight at the cabin john rescue squad station 0 in po toe max mack. lauren how is it going out there. >> tony, we're checking on all the equipment they he have here now. se

on channel 6. all that will wrap up with extended live eagles coverage on "action news" sports sunday. >>> we'll be on air extra early monday morning with all the highlights of the game, as well as fan reaction, so make sure you tune in at 4:00 a.m. >>> time now 9:06 a.m. developing this morning, united states government shut down at midnight after the senate failed to approve a funding deal. the blame game started before the official shut down. president trump tweeted this is the one year anniversary of my presidency and the democrats want to give me a nice present. he tweeted democrats are far more concerned with illegal immigrants than they are with our great military or safety at our dangerous southern border. they could have made a deal, but decided to play shut down politics instead. abc's maggie ruhle has more on the shut down. >> reporter: the government is shut down and both sides are taking shots. >> the blame should crash entirely on president trump's shoulders. this will be called the t