firefighter "jim - lee"...says his colleagues tied a rope around him...and lowered him down to rescue the man. the overnight fire east side killed one person. five tenants and seven firefighters were injured. officials don't know yet what started the fire. a 'tennessee family' --- is suing 'amazon' -- for '30- million-dollars' -- after a 'hoverboard' -- caused a 'fire'.... that 'destroyed' their home. this is video from 'january' -- when a fire 'broke out' in the home -- where "brian - fox" lived.... with his 'wife' and 'two' children. 'fox' says -- he's "suing amazon" because -- the company was "negligent" -- in 'not warning' consumers -- about 'nine fires' -- caused by the hoverboard. 'dozens' of people -- have been 'indicte' call center scam". federal authorities say -- workers at call centers in 'india' -- posed as "u-s - i-r- s".... and 'immigration agents'. the 'operators' -- threatened potential victims with 'arrest'... 'imprisonment'... finesr 'deportation' -- if they did 'not' pay taxes -- or penalties. the government says -- the 'scam' has 'tricked' at least '15-thousand peo

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jim lee was being scaled down scaling the burning building. >> go to your right.> i remember seeing him looking up at me with that hood up. i said let's go. >> with the rope holding them beginning to burn -- >> they successfully lowered the two men to safety seconds before the rope snapped. >>. >> the rope was on fire and reality set in that wow, we really squlus saved -- we saved a guy's life. we let jit matly, a group of guys worked together in seamless fashion and saved this guy's life. what a feeling. >> you look familiar. >> the firefighters met the man they saved, jim duff fi. >> i said thank god. it was a miracle on 93rd. >> this is definitely a win for everybody. >> cnn new york. >> thanks so much. >>> at this hour the president-elect is on his way back to new york city where he plans to meet with more potential cabinet picks. we'll continue to follow this at the top of the hour. in the meantime that's going to do it for me. thanks for being with me today. have a great rest of the weekend and a great week. i won this 55 inch tv for less than $30 on dealdas

. >> reporter: firefighter jim lee rappelling down from the roof, grabbing the man from a third floor window. >> i told him to stay calm and when we got down, i said, i hope you ebb joyed the ride. >> reporter: david, firefighter lee says just seconds after they were both safely on the ground, that rope burned through. 11 firefighters suffered minor injuries. david? >> linzie janis on the scene there in new york tonight. linzie, thank you. >>> next, to the extreme weather, on the move at this hour, from the great lakes to from d.c. to philly, new york to new england. planes de-iced in hartford, connecticut, and in north hampton, massachusetts, tonight, snow and icy roads making for a difficult evening commute. let's get to rob marciano. hey, rob. >> reporter: hi, david. for the big northeast cities, it is a cold rain, but for many, it's the first winter event of the season and it's not even november yet. check out the radar. still white showing up in places like albany and points no sleet. will be clearing out tomorrow morning, but wind behind that. want to show you storm in californi

and jim acosta, the senior white house correspondent is with us live, and also in kiev, jim lee, i want to go to you first, and we have talked about the president call from president obama, and not only to vladimir putin, but to the prime minister of canada steven haphen harper, president elon of france, and the message is to get out and stay out of ukraine. >> and yes, the president wrapped up those calls with prime ministers of canada and france. and it looks like he is aligning the allies. talking about all three leaders agreed that ukraine's sovereignty and sbintegrity mus be respected. so it sound likes the president in addition to calling vladimir putin is calling the allies to get behind him, which is, jim, very important, but i want to talk about the tough statement that the white house put out in respect to the president's 90-minute phone call to vladimir putin and what it was like. let me give you a sense of it. let us put it up on screen, because this is the hard position that the president is taking here. the united states calls on russia to provide deescalation by withdrawi

>> yeah, jim lee's x-men '92 relaunch.eth: he did -- yeah, a harry potter piece, right? >> exactly, j.k. rowling. >> this was great, j.k. rowling gave us permission to use harry potter characters and a quote from the book. this is the first authorized harry potter comic book art ever, and jim lee for the people that don't know comics, is the best artist in comics and he's the publisher of d.c. so for her to support this book. if i ever meet her, i'm like, "can i give you a kidney or bone marrow" because this is so generous of her. it's really, really awesome. >> seth: that's fantastic. and she has the money. again, she is a very kind person but she did very well. [ light laughter ] speaking of someone who's doing very well, this is so exciting. i texted you as soon as i heard this. for those of you that haven't heard the news, taran is about to play the king in "hamilton on broadway." there you go. [ cheers and applause ] >> this is true. [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: turn that off. they can take this away from you. >>

a 5-year-old boy is still being held in an underground burnger by jim me lee dykes. police continue to negotiate with dykes who's received medicine for the boy. the funeral for the bus driver was held sunday. charles poland was hailed as a hero. >>> defense secretary leon panetta is defending the country's controversial drone program. secretary panetta tells nbc's meet the press, drone strikes don't come lightly. u.s. officials make sure they're focused on somebody who's a direct threat to the u.s. watch chuck todd's full interview online. >>> okay, this morning the baltimore ravens are the super bowl champions. after defeating the san francisco 49ers. 34-31. in a game that went down to the wire but not without a hitch. a report on the all the day's festivities in the big easy. >> reporter: after a week of preparations, and parties, the action moved inside. ♪ oh beautiful >> reporter: a poignant start. students from sandy hook elementary singing "america the beautiful." then -- a power rendition of the national anthem by alicia keys. followed by america's game. >> fl

jim, lee, steve and john still hanging around. marie know from fair fax. 14 marred today by a spectator killed while she crossed the road hit by a police motorcycle that was escorting cyclists. american george jumped up to second. lance armstrong is 4th. finally tonight, we've seen the nats have their problems with the tarp trying to pull it out on the field, that was them back about a month ago. we can kind of forgive them for that because it was early in the season. down in florida they have no excuse. it rains every day at 4:00. and these guys still can't get it right. they're struggling today against the phillies. can't get it out but finally get it out. we're not the worst in everything in baseball. >> you'd think they would have a lot of practice. >> because it rains every day at 4:00 . >> no doubt. ng ksanr thfohi tc everybody. bye. >> bye. qw (bell ringing) woo-hoo!!!! woo-hoo!!!! woo-hoo!!!! woo-hoo!!!! kobak. mr. miller (announcer) everyone's heading to arby's for the official $5 combo of summer. featuring arby's new bbq bacon cheddar roastburger

ktvu's political reporter jim lee had a meeting with the mayor's and that there efforts to stop the spread and what they need from the federal government. >> we really need to see the federal government step up in a big way and come in here and process to ensure that we can scale testing at a national level. >> i want to echo what he said, which is what the federal government has not done. and what it could do to actually consolidate the purchase of protective equipment. we all now have a new vocabulary word. ppe. the face shields that are going to caretakers. it is going to be rough. we are not going to be able to deal with this on our own. we know the economy is going to be screwed for sometimes. it is going to take a lot of work. >> this is been a very challenging time. while we have to be physically distant, it is also a great unifying moment for many of our communities. >> the mayor also talked about improving access to testing in the coming weeks and how the respective cities are protecting people on the streets. especially those who have nowhere else to go. you can watch the form in

. >>> jim lee repelled from a burning apartment roof even as the rope caught fire. lee senior said before he become a member of the new york elite rescue one fire unit he got his start at the willow grove fire company. members watched as he got a hero's recognition on abc's "world news" last night. >> he wanted to be a firefighter since he was three, definitely proud. >> four people were injured including the 81-year-old man who was rescued. 11 firefighters suffered minor injuries. we'll be right back. pat toomey and donald trump: they're just wrong for the women of pennsylvania. "new fallout for donald trump." "should a woman be punished for having an abortion?" "there has to be some form of punishment." "for the woman?" "yeah, there has to be some form." "i would support legislation in pennsylvania that would ban abortion and i would, i would suggest that we have penalties for doctors who perform them." pat toomey and donald trump: they're not for you. majority forward is responsible for the content of this advertising. when government bureaucrats refused to appro

a 5-year-old boy is still being held in an underground bunker by jim lee dykes. police say dykes shot and killed a school bus driver last tuesday and abductsed the child. police continue to negotiate with dykes who has received medicine for the boy and is believed to be making the boy as comfortable as possible. the funeral for the bus driver was held sunday. as hundreds turned out to pay tribute to charles poland who was hailed as a hero for protecting the other children on the school bus before he was shot. >>> defense secretary leon panetta is defending the government's controversial drone program and reveals that as a catholic he grapples with making life and death decisions. secretary panetta tells abc's "meet the press" that decisions to target suspected terrorists with drone strikes don't come lightly and that u.s. officials make sure they are focused on somebody who is a direct threat to the united states while trying to limit collateral damage. you can watch chuck todd's full interview with the defense secretary on line. that's at meetthepressnbc.com. >>

jim jordan. what you see right here, anthony deesposito, lee zeldin. mario diaz-balart, steve scalise. two others, don bacon, republican for nebraska voted for mccarthy. so did lori chavez dereamer. four defections would be too much for jim jordan in this first ballot. there are 212 democrats. if all 212 democrats vote for hakeem jeffries, so far they are, there would be 220 republicans voting, okay, so with four defections, the best that jordan could do right now is 216. >> steve? i'll interrupt you for a second. jake elsy just voted not for jim jordan, a republican from texas. now we have five. >> yeah, so now the best he could do is 215. if all democrats are there for jeffries, it would be 212. then five for other candidates. again, remember how the majority is determined, a majority of all those present and voting for a candidate. so, it is 215, 212, 427, five votes for other candidates, so the magic number, again, if all these democrats continue to vote, will be 217. at 215, jordan will be short. so the question now, the question now becomes simply how many more from that list have

jim lee and kirk bockman have etched each of the more than 20-thousand names on the wall.ill be formally dedicated at the candlelight vigil on may 13th during national police week. meanwhile-- the fate of the redskins trademark could hands of the u-s supreme court. the team has asked the court to hear its case alongside a similar trademark lawsuit. the redskins are challenging a decision by the federal government to cancel the trademark on the grounds it's offensive to native americans. the case is now working its way through the courts. it's xx and we're just getting started. maryland voters prepare to head to the polls on another super tuesday. and the latest polls are predicting a multi-state blow-out for two candidates. we'll break down the latest numbers.. coming up. good morning washington. today: partly becoming mostly cloudy. warm and breezy. pm strong/severe storms possible. winds: sw 10-15+ g 25 mph tonight: mostly cloudy. a few showers. lows: 50-55 winds: ne 5 mph wednesday: mostly cloudy and cooler. isolated showers possible. highs: 60-65 winds: ese 5 mph

jim hand lee, if you come in laid it may be 78 degrees. i have got show you halloween. looking good, too. a high temperature halloween day of 62. in the 50s for the trick or treaters at thitd. no problems there. 80 on wednesday. >> you are coming through for news i'm trying. >> thanks, doug. >>> just ahead a disappointed for dc united. man: hey baby, how are you? woman: i have a surprise for you. man: you have a surprise for me? narrator: at dominion, 1 in 5 new hires is a veteran. and when they're away, they miss out on a lot. but they won't miss out on financial support. because we cover any difference between their military pay and their dominion salary, and continue benefits for them and their families. ? stand by me. ? i've been a soldier for 3 years. i've scaled the toughest terrain and faced plenty of my fears as part of my training. and for the past two years i've been a navy federal member. so even out here i can pay securely with mobile pay linked to my free checking account. i don't know about this, it's ... [screams] what did she say? she said "i don't know

i'm jim at lee. >>> i'm doreen gentzler. >> let's go to darcy. >> reporter: doreen, this is the check cashing store where a played out this afternoon. if you look inside, you can see the business is well-lit up but it's closed at this hour. we were able to speak to a man inside when the robber's burst through. he may have gotten away with more. but the cashiers refused. surveillance video shows the brazen robbery at this cash depot in wheaton. the armed and masked robbers jumped the counter and customers stayed down as they ransacked the store. he was there when it happened. he's wearing the white shirt. >> he put his gun close to my body. >> reporter: the way he tells it, the robbers may have gotten away with more, but a cashier refused to open another or finally, she's calling the police. >> reporter: the robbers ran out and got away. but not for long. >> got a description of multiple masked subjects, armed. we also got a description of a vehicle, a white chevy van. >> reporter: police spotted the van and chased the driver on to the beltway much the van crashed. one of the suspects

one of them, firefighter jim lee, repelled down the side on a 150 foot rope. and despite the rope starting to burn, grabbed the man, lowered him to the sidewalk. 15 seconds later the rope burned through and fell to the ground. it was a heroic night for the fdny, or as they call it, wednesday. tonight was another one, when the plane carrying mike pence came to a rest at the end of the runway. that's our broadcast. "hardball" begins right now. >>> something about women. let's play "hardball."

. >> reporter: publisher jim lee helped create the iconic cover for action comics 1,000th issue out this wednesday. >> his secret power really is to elevate those around him. he makes people around him better. >> reporter: mild-mannered reporter clark kent, aka superman, has evolved from comics to cartoons, tv, and the big screen. >> easy, miss. i've got you. >> you've got me. who's got you? >> reporter: and that suit. beloved by generations of everyday superheroes. he's battled lex luther and survived kryptonite. and at the ripe old age of 80, superman hasn't slowed down one bit. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: kevin tibbles, nbc news, burbank, california. >>> and that's "nbc nightly news" for this saturday. tomorrow on "nightly news" with kate snow, a remarkable rescue story you won't want to miss. i'm jose diaz-balart reporting from new york. thank you for the privilege of your time and goodnight. >>> three word to describe this operation. precise, overwhelming and effective. >> right now on nbc bay area news, the strike in syria is over, but was it a mission accomplished? the president offering new

the lpga ev yan the fourth of five major champions in women's golf joan jim lee followed up friday withrday including an eagle 2 at 11. leads conquers by five shots with an 18 under total. golfer bryson desham bow tested positive for covid. he's now out of the olympic games. that's it for now. enjoy your coffee. >>> streaming on cbsn bay area, the long term effects that some patients are facing after battling covid-19. what some bay area doctors are hoping to do about it. >>> plus, massive floods rock india claiming hundreds of lives to clean up and recovery efforts this morning. we'll be right back. >>> welcome back it's 6:29 thank you so much for joining us. let's start this half hour with a quick check on our weather with darren peck. >>> all right, we're starting out with marine layer in the immediate bay and higher clouds passing overhead today. it all burns back to the beach by the time we get back in the amp and noticeably cooler today. if you're inland you get a 4-5 degree drop from where you were yesterday. in general, that's daytime highs in the upper 80s and upper 60s in the

it's the good the bad and the very very jim lee lee the good. johnson. monday rally in chicago a nine year old buddy an activist gave a rousing speech in opposition to that city's plan to close down fifty four public schools take a look. at. the of the aisle. well said a c. in our schools are part of the commons we need more people like you to stand up for the bad or maybe just the very weird one back home most of us laughed off wolf blitzer's off word interaction with an atheist tornado victim on tuesday when back was freaking out convinced that the c.n.n. host was set up by a secular producer intent on mocking religion. i want to tell you what my theory is on this i think he was fed some information about the gas they got him for and that's what producers do minimum given some questions that he should ask and cetera et cetera some producer who is sympathetic to the atheist plight or just doesn't like christians or whatever it is we are not fighting against flesh and bone we are fighting the forces of spiritual darkness i will tell you that. that was th

www.myfoxdc.com and you can click on that and read the great work that was done, two-page report by jim leestrong at the national weather service. radar in motion here, we have some cloud cover still hanging around and a couple sprinkles might be possible out to our north and west tonight. we're watching that for you closely. we're going to see if some of that cloud cover doesn't try to break up a little later tonight and when that does happen, we do believe skies will clear and it's going to get kind of chilly later tonight. watch for temperatures to drop down to the 30s and maybe low 30s in several spots. so this cloud cover will be breaking up and a few sprinkles here and there. meanwhile today's temperature with the sun in and out only got up to 59 degrees, a lot more sunshine for us tomorrow, dulles only hitting 56. here is how the trend looks for the rest of the week. tomorrow on the cool side 53 with the average 56. saturday a little warmer at 60 degrees, sunday 56 and look at monday, 63, one of our headlines. early next week looks pretty warm monday, tuesday and wednesday but we wil

seely with lee cayon. 1) (jim) big question on everyone's mind - when is lee canyon going to open up for the winter season so individuals can snowboard, ski and go tubing? 2) (jim) event? 3) (staci) skye canyon will be holding the 'pray for snow' party at skye center. lee canyon? 4) (staci) operation warmheart, which is a non-profit aids military and their families going through hard times. how are they benefitting from the "pray for snow party? (staci will give a huge description of what operation warmheart is, how the money feed 500 military families in need this thanksgiving, and how the community can get involved at the event. 5) (jim seely) what are the awesome prizes at pray4snow? lee canyon is raffling off skis, snowboard!, a day at the would like to add? pray for snow party is next satruday november 19 from 3 to 7 pm at skye canyon. free for everyone to attend. we have breaking news just into car. this just happened couple of minutes ago near blue diamond and el capitan. another pedestrian is in critical condition after bei

within seconds, jim lee was being lowered down, scaling the burning building. >> go to your right, jimmyo your right. >> he was burning. at one point you could hear him yell burning. i see him looking up at me with the hood up and i just said to him, let's go. >> reporter: with the rope holding them beginning to burn -- >> lower down nice and easy gierkss. lower him down. >> reporter: team of firefighters successfully lowered the two men to safety. >> reporter: good. we're down. down. >> reporter: seconds before the rope snapped. >> looking back up and seeing the fire out the windows, the rope was on fire. and the reality really set in that, wow, we really just -- we saved a guy's life. legitimately group of guys worked together in seamless fashion and save this had guy's life and what a feeling. >> reporter: that feeling came again. >> you look familiar. >> reporter: when the firefighters met the man they saved, jim duffy. >> i said thank god. it was a miracle. i called it a miracle on 93rd. >> that's a good catch phrase. i like it. >> it was. >> we deal with a lot of tragedy in this jo

we have jim lee camp of macro portfolio providers. and mike holland, chairman of holland and company. do we have the mohamed el erian quotation? take a listen. >> what we've seen today is something we saw in lehman not as bad, but same characteristic, which is european bank "a" says to european bank "b," i don't know how much exposure you have. i'm going to step back. european bank "b" says, i don't know how much exposure you have. what you see is the system slowly starting to have cascading failures. >> all right. with all respect to mohamed who is a friend and a brilliant guy, i don't see this repo market breakdown we had in december 2008, the end of interback trading. the short-term money market spreads, libor and so forth, widened, but only a little bit. andy bush. what is your take? do you agree with mohamed? what is going on here? >> this actually started last week with the greek banks. i think it was actually two weeks ago when we were very concerned about their inability to repo anything beyond one day and that's really what g

gone into countries rushed force for what they call your call or forced baby thirteen years ago dr jim lee was one of the first to conduct research on forest bathing he concluded that the essential oils the trees produce to protect themselves from germs and bugs can boost the human immune system what a lot of find aside or essential oil is found in the forests my research has shown that far as trying to size reduces stress hormones can relax us in the future the time may come when doctors prescribe the forest and the state of medicine overthrown and exiled they appoint and say before all this mess which he knew an intimate film about the struggle of the elected leader of madagascar to return to his country and reinstate his presidency knows that the true a strange and we will not negotiate is the long long walk for a change from this return of a president at this time on al-jazeera. this is al-jazeera.

jim lee land, detroit tigers in trouble against the yankees.jeter drives in two with his triple to center field. yankees roll 11-5. orioles highlights tonight at 11, plus more on the ravens. >> all right. see you then. >> we'll be right back. ,, >>> don't miss the cbs prime- time lineup. the "the mentalist" followed by "cbs evening news." >>> iowa police have a big soapy mess on their hands. they say someone dropped soap into a downtown fountain. now the fountain is overflowing with bubbles, enough for people to do free laundry the fountain will need to be drained, cleaned. and since that costs mon nirks they're trying to find someone to give the bill to. >> what kind of soap is that? >> i don't know. >> that's it for us tonight. we'll be back at 11. i'm adam may. >> and for tim, im' dep of de. the most dangerous job in ,, >> couric: i'm katie couric above the city of coast. this may be in eastern afghanistan but it's considered the wild west, a front line in the war against the taliban who have a safe haven across the border in pakistan just 2

. >> mark, i know jim lee dikes was not on their radar. what are they telling you tonight? >> well, they told us, these are investigators in the hood county -- the dale county sheriff's office, is that this man was quite well known to his neighbors for holding apparently quite strong anti-government views, whatever that may mean precisely. and also that he was known as a survivalist. the chief investigator described him as anti-america, this according to neighbor. he also talked about what a loner he was. he had virtually no contact with people around him. and that's about what we heard. what we've not been able to do is connect this man to any group that we know of. >> george, what have you been hearing from neighbors, people in the area about this man's behavior? it seems like what mark is saying, this guy was pretty well known. >> reporter: anderson, we spoke to jimmy davis. he's a neighbor nearby. he described dikes as being paranoid, certainly a vietnam vet but a person who believed in alien and alien abductions. davis and dikes were supposed to be in court today for a

and jim lee would not go through the senate. so the binded administration interpretation of this as a stunt would have to be somewhat accurate. okay. my kind of the venue of the convention for us a lot small from like, throughout the evening. okay. we can speak now to gabriel, alexander. he joins from outside the convention. gabriel, we're expecting some significant protest, i believe, to look through what, what exactly we expect to see of the that's right. the very good morning to you from chicago, illinois. it's a little bit before 10 30 am here local time. we're about a kilometer or so away from the united center where the democratic convention will be taking place. but where we are at is where protests will be taking place all throughout the day. protest calling for an end to the genocide in gaza. and for respect for the palestinian people and for a host of other things as well, they're expecting thousands of people here descending upon chicago in the coming hours will be here all week. and let's get a sense of what more we

within seconds jim lee was being lowered down scaling the burning building. go to your right jimmy, go to your right. >> he was burning at one point you could hear him yelling i'm burning. i just remember seeing him look at me and i just said to him let's go. holding them beginning to burn. >> okay, lower it down nice and easy guys. >> reporter: the team of firefighters successfully lowered the two men to safety. >> good, we're down. down. >> reporter: seconds before the rope snapped. >> looking back up and seeing the fire out the windows and the rope was on fire. wow, we really just we saved a guy's life. i mean legitimately a group of guys worked seamless fashion and saved this guy's life. what a feeling. >> reporter: that feeling came again. >> you look familiar. >> reporter: when the firefighters met the man they saved jim duffy. >> i said, thank god. it was a miracle. was i call it miracle on 93rd. that's a great catchphrase. >> we deal with a lot of tragedy in this job and through the course of a career more tragedy than you would like to ever see. ever