gunfire and a confrontation injured a guard and a newly released inmate outside of a philadelphia jail leading to lockdowns at all six of the correctional facilities. >>> dpe tigs is in full swing at the olympic winter games. we'll have a live report from pyeongchang. >>> parade success. the eagles victory celebration having few problems. we're also learning more about how much it all cost. >>> this is nbc 10 news today. thank you for being with us. >> it's 5:00. let's get right to your first alert neighborhood weather. >> good morning. everyone with us on our saturday morning. right now our first alert radar and satellite is a quiet one. it's not going to be this way for much longer. you've heard for a hand full of days this weekend is going to be a soaker. right now we've got clouds in place. a few spot showers rolling off the shoreline. let's take this wide. that's moving our way. all this green that's showing up on radar, moist and warmer air that's going to be heading our direction. we're going to trigger periods of rain, pockets of heavier rain, even an isolated thunderstorm is p

first an inmate is released and minutes later a corrections guard comes under attack. re live with the new details. >> weekend soaker. we are tracking heavy rain. but there is a bit of a silver lining. the timing of the wet and warmer weather for your neighborhood in the first alert forecast. >> more people are in the hospital than in almost a decade. why doctors say this outbreak is worse than ever. >>> good morning. welcome back to nbc 10 news today. >> it's 6:30 on the dot on this saturday. we are tracking a bit of a washout this weekend. >> that's right. this is not one of the weekends where you want outdoor plans. indoor plans are great with a cozy feel with the rain that moves through. radar and satellite, currently not a lot going on. cloudy conditions. looks like a little isolated shower making its way through the area. that's about it at this point. throughout the morning we'll be fairly dry. as we get into the afternoon, all this starts to make itself present, and then it just continues through tonight. through tomorrow. through tomorrow evening. we are lookin

he's been a guard for 27 years. philadelphia police are now investigating that shooting. >> during the struggle that's when the correctional officer pulled his private off duty weapon, fired one shot striking the inmate who had just been released, striking him one time in the chest. >> reporter: that 26-year-old inmate jamaal bennett does have a long history with police. he's been in custody seven times since 2011. he remains in critical season. he's expected to survive. nbc 10 news. >>> thank you. meanwhile in harrisberg the governor revealed a redistricting map. the pennsylvania supreme court ordered the gop who replace a 2011 map deemed to favor the party too much. republicans holding a 13-5 advantage even though the state has more registered democrats. here's a look at the new map. it splits fewer districts than before if the governor does not approve the new map by next thursday, the high court will come up with one of its own. >>> in delaware the national guard is bringing in clean drinking water for the town

and a large portion of those could have been avoided if the athlete had been wearing a mouth guard. ng sports related toothloss that he quit his practice in 1997 and set up a company called 0pro, manufacturing custom made mouthguards initally supplying schools. today, its products are used in schools, clubs and professional sports teams around the world, including the new zealand and england rugby teams. dr anthony lovat the founder of the companyjoins us now. a warm welcome to you and thank you for coming in. a huge number, you can't believe people do not protect themselves better. tell us how you got started. good morning, it stemmed from an episode about 21 yea rs stemmed from an episode about 21 years ago, i was watching my daughter play a match, a lacrosse match involving a stick and a ball, a ball flying around at head level. a traditional dishes sport. the defender defending my daughter tried to intercept pass, she intercepted at with her face, to intercept pass, she intercepted at with herface, she to intercept pass, she intercepted at with her face, she fell to the ground, t

a guard leaving work was allegedly attacked by a just-released inmate.gators say 45 minutes after jamal bennett was released, he confronted officer michael maritae in the parking lot and tried to steal his car. the corrections officer shot bennett. corrections officers want tighter security for guards after work. >> they shouldn't have to feel they've got to be threatened. >> i'm responsible for that. when we see that a situation presents itself and we're able to correct it and address it, we do. >> bennett is in the hospital. no word tonight on his condition. >>> if you thought eagles fans are getting tired of all the eagles hype, think again. the celebrations are happening all over our region tonight. it's been nearly a week since the eagles' historic super bowl win and we're not done celebrating. neither are the players. as they continue to give that love right back. nbc 10's andrea kline thomas shows us how. >> eagles! >> reporter: hundreds of eagles fans happily stood in the rain outside carl's cars and clersibles. >> standing in line, just like the

. >> frankly, you had a gun and he was outside as a guard and he decided not to go in. at was not his finest moment. that i can tell you. a security guard doesn't know the children. doesn't love the children. this man standing outside of the school the other day, he doesn't love the children. probably doesn't know the children. the teachers love their children. >> and one other bit of news that came out of that joint press conference, the president was pressed about the lack of a security clearance for one of his top advisers and son-in-law jared kushner. the president said while he appreciates the work kush ner i doing, he said he would defer the decision to his chief of staff, john kelly. >> i want to start with the comments, he wasn't a security guard. he was a sheriff's deputy assigned to the school. he had been there several years. he was known and liked by people at the school. scott peterson. he has since resigned. president trump said he doesn't know the children, doesn't love the children. the teachers love their children. he's use go that as a way of talking ab

>> reporter: he's a self appointed guard, a die hard eagles fan, not playing around during the day. he blogs about sports and over the past few nights, he's been out here where he's right now behind me guarding the rocky statue. by himself on a cold january night, eagles super fan jor dy paces back and forth, with a few days to go, he's not taking chance when is it comes to patriots fans getting their hands on the famous statue. he said it's hits job to defend the statue and what it stands for, hope. he's confident 2018 is philadelphia's 84 for a super bowl won't and proud to watch over the famous statue >> this means everything to me. a lot of people will sit do there and say, this is ridiculous people from philly, they will protect the statue of a fictional character. we know he was a movie character week, he's not real. but you know, this statue to 238 means more. it's a med for and it's a met for hope that and that says that greatness can come out of the city. i'm protecting the hopes and dreams of this soto. >> reporter: you have to respect that patriots gear and vikings gear ha

some serious protection there. >> who needs a guards dog when you have a zebra?p in the next hour of cbs-3 "eyewitness news," could be some unhappy customers to mcdonald when they see the happy meal menu, what is no longer going to be included. >> in the health watch, use a lot of cleaning praise? we have a warning for you, the risk some of the sprays pose coming up. treatment centers of america in philadelphia, she's coming for the multimodal therapy where the specialists form a treatment plan together. we were looking for a cancer team that would help us decide the best course of action. we have so our center.at this is what attracted amy all the way from new york. these were people who were experts in their field. and for us that was the best choice. learn more about our breast center at cancercenter.com/philadelphia >> this makes no sense, my 14 year old baby. i sent her to school. she was supposed to be safe. my job is to protect my children. and i send my kids to school. >> remember the victims. deadly high school shootings. these lives take teen soon there

>> reporter: he's a self appointed guard, a die hard eagles fan, not playing around during the day. he blogs about sports and over the past few nights, he's been out here where he's right now behind me guarding the rocky statue. by himself on a cold january night, eagles super fan jor dy paces back and forth, with a few days to go, he's not taking chance when is it comes to patriots fans getting their hands on the famous statue. he said it's hits job to defend the statue and what it stands for, hope. he's confident 2018 is philadelphia's 84 for a super bowl won't and proud to watch over the famous statue >> this means everything to me. a lot of people will sit do there and say, this is ridiculous people from philly, they will protect the statue of a fictional character. we know he was a movie character week, he's not real. but you know, this statue to 238 means more. it's a med for and it's a met for hope that and that says that greatness can come out of the city. i'm protecting the hopes and dreams of this soto. >> reporter: you have to respect that patriots gear and vikings gear ha

unclear who was shot but we do know a prison guard shot a prison in the parking lot.rson was taken to the hospital one known injuries. final check on the record with tammie souza. >> you can see tomorrow we are going to be warm. 50 tomorrow 60 on sunday. the rain picks up tomorrow afternoon and heavy rain tomorrow night and into sunday. drying out into monday. valentine's day looks dry and more rain towards the end of next week. tomorrow we could see 2-3 inches of rain. >> and that is nbc 10 news at 11:00. i am denise nakano with tammie souza. thanks for watching. >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- paul rudd, laurie metcalf, musical guest alice merton, and featuring the legendary roots crew. >> questlove: 820! >> steve: and now, here he is, jimmy fallon! ♪

we did have a guard there. but if somebody is hellbent on going in a school and killing young people, 12 of these beautiful young people are dead tonight. this is a tragedy, sean, in and of itself. >> this is not a political statement. i know i'm known for talking politics all the time. this is not political. i don't think it is something that most people would disagree with. and manny, i'll throw this to you. if you're in any administration building -- in this case it's a school. it seems there's got to be greater order in terms of monitoring who's getting into these schools. i know schools that monitor and control who gets into them. it can be done and it can be done fairly easily. but more importantly -- and they did have a guard. but a school this big with 3200 students and multiple buildings, it seems to me you need a few people in each building. retired military, retired police. and i would think over time that families -- we're not talking about all that much money at the end of the day if each district i

attack an inmate just released attacked a guard and the guard fights bout security in the parking lot where it all happened. >>> fans still flying high a week after the eagles' super bowl win. fans are still riding the wave celebrating one of the team's hometown heroes. at 6:00 a steady soaking rain is making for a soggy weekend. some areas could get up to inches of this weekend. good evening, everyone, i'm denise nakano. you're taking a live look at overs over our area. it's enough rain that it could cause you some issues that. that's why our weather team hassished an alert. because of heavy rain with the possibility of flooding. fo for the details, we go to meteorologist steve >> some areas of two inch, locally five inches of rain. we have a hose of m goes from philadelphia down to houston, texas. so when we see that that's a warning sign that we could get a lot of rainfall around here. it's already raining at the jersey shore. this is a live look into ocean city at the boardwalk where you're seeing nobody out there. this is a good evening to stay inside. the real sev

juliette: airbus gave a guarded outlook, taking the shine off jetliner deliveries.ll as against the military transport model. it will be dependent on overcoming engine issues. increasing to 4.20 5 billion euros, head of analyst forecasts of just under 4 billion euros. berkshire hathaway has sold on the its entire stake in ibm while adding to holdings in apple and buying into a pharmaceutical firm. 90% on ibm from three months earlier. buying into big blue was a rare misstep for warren buffett. he has often said tech stocks were outside his area of expertise. that is your bloomberg business flash. manus: the yen rose for a court day in a row as we said at the start of the show. the currency is unstoppable in terms of the rally. get to our economics correspondent, joining us now. he's saying the yen is higher against the dollar. he says there is no need to intervene yet, at the moment. how you qualify, and do you trust him? >> he said the recent move was but he did enough, not specify what kind of intervention he is talking about, but what he said was clearly strong e

jailhouse ambush, corrections officers at a philadelphia jail are calling for better security after a guard shoots a just-released prisoner. >>> grabbing the gold. team usa gets on the board with its first medal of the winter games. >>> it's just as cold in south korea as here in the philadelphia region. we're looking at a reprieve, more than they are. i'm rosemary connors. >> i'm dray clark. nice to be with you this morning. we've issued a first alert as heavy rain moves throughout the area this morning. this is a live look outside just minutes after sunrise. some neighborhoods could see up to 3 inches of rain before it is all said and done with. we're watching rising creeks and rivers for potential flooding. not good. krystal klei is tracking the conditions for you this morning. good morning, krystal. >> good morning, guys. let's talk about that first alert. heavy rain and flooding as a result. philadelphia, the suburbs, south yers i ajersey and delaware. we may need to extend it dee pepding out the streams and rivers react. >>> by the time it's all said and done, 2 to 3 inches of localiz

one man, a football coach, he is a security guard, who jumped one man, a football coach, he is a securityll coach, he is a security guard, who jumped in front of some students and took some bullets. i have been so obsessed with the shooter that i haven't been able to read much of anything else that has been going on. i did see the headlines. i had been hyper focused on this young man. it seems the suspect was able to buy an assault rifle and according to the sheriff, countless magazines of ammunition. there was nothing preventing him. he had no arrest record. he didn't have a felony. he couldn't have legally owned a weapon. not that he couldn't have gotten one illegally. anyone could gotten one illegally. anyone could go and get a weapon. there is nothing that prevents you from being to buy —— being able to buy the weapon used. we should just repeat, much more in your pieces for the miami herald and on your twitter feed. thank you very much. it's been a torrid few weeks for south africa's politicians. but they appear to have finally forced jacob zuma to resign as president. he's stood dow

.>>> golden gate park a coast guard rescue helicopter was forced to make an emergency landing on the outfield grass of a baseball field. rob rawls talk to the pilot about her decision to put the chopper down.>> reporter: the

we have a first alert in effect for potential flooding. we want to make sure you're not caught off guardmeteorologist krystal klei is following a triple threat. >> weave got that first alert in effect for heavy rain that may lead to flooding across the region. south jersey and northern delaware are the locations we're concerned about. now through 5:00 tonight. although, if some of these streams or rivers really starts to pick up, then this may have to be extended into later parts of the evening. rain totals, 2 to 3 inches. a few spots, particularly over kent, cumberland and atlantic county may see well over 3 inches by the final totals. those locations have already seen 2 inches just since yesterday and overnight. also you can see a few spots under storms late morning into the afternoon and urban and stream flooding is possible with all of this rain moving through. this is the system that never ends. the rain started yesterday and it's still going strong on the board right now. the areas in yellows and orange are the heaviest. d.c. to baltimore, just getting pounded right now. that's mov

a newly released inmate tries to carjack a guard in the parking lot. >>> the olympics underway. lies as we look at the opening ceremonies and a look ahead of what's next. >>> first alert radar shows wet weather on the way. when it will reach your neighborhood next in the forecast. >>> nbc 10 news starts now. >>> all things considered, i'm glad we're getting the rain this weekend as opposed to earlier in the week. good morning. this is nbc 10 news today. >> it's now 8:00 on this saturday morning. meanwhile here's a live look at the flags on top of a building here. a flood watch has rain moves into the area. >> our meteorologist is tracking it. >> yeah. what we're looking at is a quiet picture. there's not a lot going on yet. but we are going to see a big change in what we see currently versus this evening when the rain starts to move in. look at the wider picture. don't be alarmed by the pinks and purples. snow and ice stays to the north. be worried about the green, yellow, red, orks. that's pockets of heavy rain moving in our direction. the southwest flow keeps temperatures mild

a scuffle broke out. the officer was knocked to the ground according to police. that's when police say the guard shot the just-released prisoner in the chest. that prisoner identified as a 26-year-old ja mall bennett who remains hospitalized in critical condition. according to union the corrections officer is a 66-year-old officer who has been a guard for 27 years. philadelphia police are investigating the shooting. >>> seems like he was starting his life of crime over again within minutes of being released. attempting to carjack this off-duty correctional officer. it is somewhat bizarre. >> reporter: police say the guard was off duty at the time, and the weapon he used was his personal firearm. meantime, that just-released inmate has a long history with police. he's been in custody at least seven times since 2011. nbc 10 news. >> new this morning, investigators are looking into the cause of a row home fire. firefighters responded to the house here at paul meadow and east bristol streets after a call for smoke in the basement. medics took the victim in his 40s to the hospital. working to find ou

a guard of honour at bloomfield road. for a football gentleman and dedicated family man.eads his men on the field. jimmy armfield was an inspirational captain but it was his warm penalty that defined him. and today, the people of blackpool came forward , today, the people of blackpool came forward, to sing his praises. words can't say, really. he was a gentleman, blackpool through and through. such a perfect gentleman, every time i met him he was a gentleman, him and husband wife were perfect. he always promoted the town. even through the bad times. proper guy. the funeral cortege drove through the stadium, a short distance to jimmy's drove through the stadium, a short distance tojimmy‘s local church, a service attended by family and close friends. broadcast on bbc radio lancashire. there were touching tributes, this one from sqrimy‘s granddaughter. —— jimmy's to me he was a leader, a hero and a legend. to us, he was gramps, one of a kind and we'll miss him every day. jimi won 43 caps and severalformer him every day. jimi won 43 caps and several former england players wer

. >> reporter: the three member found at about a block away on page street by a security guard. a neighbor said that men lived on the streets. . >> there in front of my house every night. and it finally got cold. . >> there was some drug paraphernalia found on the scene that they may have been using. >> reporter: they say that fentanyl is often deadly when used to cut drug. it is a quick acting opioid. it is also a prescription painkiller and used as an anesthesia. the number of deaths from fentanyl overdose doubled in 2016. . >> if you by you on the street you do not know what is in it. and it could kill you. that is the bottom line. >> reporter: officials are warning drug users >> i od that someone had to come around the corner. >> reporter: this man said he was shooting up here when that he feels now was laced with fentanyl. >> he said i sat down and stopped breathing. >> reporter: public health officials are warning people who use prescription drugs, that anyone is at risk. >>> we are following a revelation from florida but the armed shares deputy assigned to the high school

park, a coast guard chopper, everyone is okay. >> when a helicopter has to land, it could have been they got a chipped light, which means that they have to land immediately, that's a common rescue helicopter that they use to get people out of the water. it's what they lower people down to the water with too to rescue people. >> where were you when you had your emergency landing? >> close to the helipad, so we went up and came right back down. >> the sun is shining, is a cool but beautiful morning in san francisco. >> yes, the afternoon will be different, lets hope hope so, the streak of 27 days without rain in san francisco has continued. it looks like we are going to need a miracle march and there are hints that the end of february disp the first week in march will be wet. in 2016 we had a very wet march but 2012, 1.9 inches in san francisco only. 1995, a quarter of an inch. february 1989, 1.49. so there is a history there and there are early signs that we could get off to a good start. we need the rain, we have not rained for 27 days, 45% of normal for san jose, santa rosa, 51%, i

a changing of the guard at hsbc. willa a changing of the guard at hsbc. a new a changing of the guard at hsbc. willa new leadership mean more profits for the banking giant? and richard branson tells the bbc about his plans to build the hyperloop train in india. its tuesday. good morning, asia. hello, world. glad you could join us. hsbc will have a new ceo taking the helm today after major restructuring turned its fortu nes major restructuring turned its fortunes around. uk—based lender reports full earnings and many will be watching for signs that the bank's pivot to asia will be a success. bank's pivot to asia will be a success. in the third quarter of last year, nearly 90% of its pre—tax profit came from here in the region. asia has been a key driving growth in the loans, insurance and wealth management business. the bank is betting big on the pearl river delta, the world's most populous urban area, by investing billions of dollars in infrastructure and the area but as stuart gulliver hands over tojohn flint, area but as stuart gulliver hands over to jo

night i'm walter perez in the news an inmate behind bars back behind bars, police say, he attacked a guard just moments after being released. >>> eagles fans continue their super bowl celebrations, it is not offer yet and some choose to go display their love for the team, permanently. >>> but the big story on "action news" is a flood watch that has just gone in effect across the area rain has been coming down all afternoon and it is still far from over. meteorologist melissa magee joins us with the first check of the forecast, melissa. >> heaviest rain moving in this afternoon and continues for rest of tonight and as we wake up tomorrow morning, storm tracker six live double scan radar showing you pockets of moisture across the delaware and lehigh valleys will go in street level with storm tracker six traveling on i-95 from trenton, philadelphia south of wilmington you can see pockets press nothing to salem as we press east into south jersey, wrightstown, browns mills, met forward lakes, and hammington, this will continue as we get throughout the rest of tonight that is why that flood watc

if he did cry out in his sleep or anything, the guards would shoven with a broom and the broom handle into his mouth to get him to shut up. finally, in the late summer of 1967, the guards came in the middle of the night and woke him up. they blindfolded him and gagged him and handcuffed him and walked him out of the camp and moved him to another camp south of hanoi. it was called the zoo. you can see it down here. this map shows the various camps that were in and around hanoi. every prisoner of war started in the hanoi hilton, the torture camp. once they had been tortured to the point where they thought they would be about to get information out of them, they moved them around. my dad spent time at almost all the camps. once they had deposited him in his new cell, they removed the blindfold. he saw four bare walls, no windows, a single filthy lightbulb hung from the ceiling, and rat droppings covered the concrete floor. the room clearly accommodated more than one. there were three sawhorse beds with just a wooden plank for a mattress. and in the corner was a bucket for waste. it was a

a u.s. coast guard rescue helicopter made an emergency landing today in golden gate park. b roth talked to the pilot about her decision to put the helicopter down right on the outfield grass of a baseball field. >>> reporter: the u.s. coast guard helicopter is back where it belongs safely in the hangar at the coast guard air station at sfo. but here is where it spent most of the morning, in the outfield at one of the big rec baseball fields in golden gate park. >> that type of emergency requires us to make a fairly swift landing and it was much easier for to us land there than to go back to our air station. >> reporter: a veteran coast guard pilot amanda harris said she and her four-man crew had been searching for a small aircraft in san francisco bay this morning. it was on a search-and-rescue mission that turned out to be a false alarm. but what was not a false alarm was the emergency warning light that went on in the cockpit. >> i don't think there's generally a freak-out. we learn to deal with adversity as aviators in the coast guard and we fly in bad weather quite freq

see, a security guard doesn't know the children. doesn't love the children. this man standing outside of the school the other day doesn't love the children, probably doesn't know the children. the teachers love their children. they love their pupils. they love their students. >> joining me now, cnn pittal commentator michael smerconish. i want to begin with that comment from the president, rig right. he talked about a deputy that stood outside the school, a man the president referred to as a coward. arm teachers, arm former military and you heard what the president said. we dug up some sound from this particular school deputy in 2015. >> frankly you had a gun. he was outside as a guard and he decided not to go in. that was not his finest moment. that, i can tell you. he waited and he didn't want to go into the school. i just heard this and it's a terrible situation. but we need people that can take care of our children. we're this the going to let this happen again. see, a -- >> i'm scott peterson. i've been a police officer for 30 years. i've been a school r

you cannot hire a security guard. your school, you would need 150 security guards. that is a big school with a tremendous permanent. who wants that many security guards standing all over with guns? you could have been concealed on teachers. people would not know who they are. it is a tremendous threat. advertising -- instead of advertising this school discovery, you let the people know the opposite. nobody is going to attack at school. they are cowards. they don't want to be shot at. they will be shot at. not a lot of people agree with us, but a lot of people do agree with us. you come into our schools, you are going to be dead. it is going to be fast. unless you do that, you are going to always have this problem. guest: the president in that clip is making the case for how impractical that idea is. that we have armed educators or others that are going to be on every place on the campus. it is not possible. what we are not hearing from him is what he is going to change in law, what he is going to do to make sure we don't have guns coming in our schools for military p

guards at school. saying that's simply not enough. saying 10 or 20% of the staff should be trained because a security guard doesn't know the children, doesn't love the children. i suspect a lot of those security guard also disagree with the president on that. >> the president made a point to say that the deputy -- >> unfortunately we just lost pamela brown over at the white house. we'll get back to her. >>> more breaking news. we've just confirmed that rick gates, former senior adviser to the trump campaign and president trump has just pled guilty, pled guilty to two criminal charges in federal court. he has agreed to go ahead and to cooperate in the investigation that robert mueller, special counsel, has put forward. he will cooperate, plead guilty, presumably get a reduced sentence, put pressure on the former campaign chair paul manafort to do the same thing. he has still refused to go ahead and plead guilty. supervisory agent is with us. give us a sense from your experience at the fbi what this means now that rick gates has formally gone ahead and done what the prosecutors want. he has pled guilty. >> well, it's another arrow in mueller'

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. >> are there any school officials the or other than a security guard who are armed inside the school that you know of? >> as far as i know, there is a school resource officer that i believe is armed. but i didn't hear much about him or anything that he did during this event. obviously, i'm sure he was doing all he could. but as far as i know, i haven't heard much about him. but i'm sure the media knows more than i do. >> tell us about that gazebo area where certain kids sit in the lunchroom. owens gazebo or something like that where some of the outcasts sit. he wasn't even welcome in that area where, again, it was in social media, some of the freaks in school sit because they're not accepted in the rest of the school. tell me about that. >> yeah. so he sat in an area that sadly many students refer to as -- i'm not going to say it on tv. but it's an area where very unique kids sit and children that are interested in things that are more extracurricular and outside of school and have amazing interests and are just as valuable as any student in this school. but the fact that he was outc

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this is where a security guard this morning around 4:30 a.m. found those three bodies, three adult men. when first responders got there they couldn't revive the victims. it was too late. now, at this point, investigators are telling me there is no foul play involved. but they are looking into the possibility that these were drug overdoses here. the medical examiner is determining the cause of death. the individuals found in front of the school had no connection to the school. the deaths are alarming to public health officials because if there is drug-related, it could signal some very powerful and deadly drugs on the street. the san francisco public health department says they know synthetic fentanyl is in the drug supply and is responsible for a growing number of overdoses. this is the statement from the public health department. they say, we're concerned about the possibility of fentanyl poisoning. we'll be contacting healthcare providers and the drug user community to ensure they are aware of the dangers of fentanyl and know how to take prec

and it was much easier for to us land there than to go back to our air station. >> reporter: a veteran coast guard pilot amanda harris said she and her four-man crew had been searching for a small aircraft in san francisco bay this morning. it was on a search-and-rescue mission that turned out to be a false alarm. but what was not a false alarm was the emergency warning light that went on in the cockpit. >> i don't think there's generally a freak-out. we learn to deal with adversity as aviators in the coast guard and we fly in bad weather quite frequently and, you know, there are things that can go wrong with the aircraft. >> reporter: the crew could see a huge swath of green below and made a precautionary emergency landing safely in center field. >> it was just training that kicked in really before any sort of relief or, you know, processing those emotions. >> not something that i see every day. >> reporter: the 38-foot dolphin began drawing a crowd. >> i was driving my daughter to school right along across from big rec. take my usual route and had to do a double-take. i saw, like, a big bright o

. >>> an inmate is accused of attempting to kill a guard at the county jail in oakland. it looks like a weapon, but it's the tip of some eyeglasses that had been sharpened. the inmate is in jail on federal gun charges. >>> a former pe teacher is on supervised release follow his arrest on child pornography charges. the 47-year-old has been ordered to stay away from any alleged victims. >>> a fire at a homeless camp forced to evacuation of a business. it started late this morning outside pacific steel casting company on second street. that's a block east of i-80. again, this happened late this morning outside pacific steel casting company. abc7 news reporter melanie woodrow has the story. >> reporter: just before 10:00 a.m. callers into berkeley fire department reported an encampment fire just along reeft shore highway. the fire not far from this oxygen tank, used by pacific steel casting company. >> if the thing had a chance of pl blowing up. >> reporter: employees at nearby businesses are -- they say there's also the issue of food piling up. >> there's rats and rats and r

the problem that forced a coast guard pilot to quickly find a place to land.>>> bill martin is tracking chance for rain. he is back to tell us if it will affect the weekend. >>> spacex is back in business. early today the company founded by elon musk launch a rocket caring to satellites from vandenberg air force base on the central california coast. from across the state reported seeing a streak across the sky. the satellites will test technology the company plans to use for is internet service. another rocket into space two weeks ago.>>> silicon valley billionaire taking his fight to restrict public access to a beach of the san mateo coach -- coast all the way to the supreme court. sun microsystems cofounder has been battling surfers and others over access to martin's beach south of half moon bay. last august the appeals court ruled he violated the california coastal act by locking a gate on his 89 acre property locking public access to the beach.>>> golden gate park a coast guard rescue helicopter was forced to make an emergency landing on the outfield grass of a baseball field. rob r

a security guard at el cam >>> tonight investigators in l.a. county say they have foiled a student's plot to carry out a mass shooting in his high school. a security guard overheard the teenager make the threat on friday. investigators say a search inside the student's home turned up multiple guns and ammunition. they plan to provide more details tomorrow. >>> tonight, thousands of california college students are getting what could be a life or death lesson. how to fight back against an active shooter. here is reporter tom wait. >> run, hide, fight. >> reporter: the key to survival in an active shooter situation according to this new video released today across the cal state university system. the clip offers some obvious pointers, but also lays out vital advice. some of us may not think about. >> if it sounds like a gun or even fire crackers, consider that it may be an attack. >> i think it is important. >> reporter: cynthia says she thinks the video could actually help students and even save lives. >> the main thing is not look for confrontati

. >> commissioner lee: do you have a guard near each booth station? >> as far as our operations with bottle service, each section ranging from two to four tables, there's a host, a security guard, a vip manager at each section. so each section is two to four. as far as -- >> vice president thomas: i was going to say, you guys require that from -- >> right. >> that is something we were doing before you put that condition on us. as far as the bottle service picture, there was a phase going on before where people wanted to take pictures with their bottle which we would allow. as far as champagne when they get poured out, they all get poured out, there's a little left, if they want to take the picture. that's what we were doing. there was social media phase with that, it's no longer going on anymore. >> two things, thank you. we don't want that out on social media thinking that's the thing to do. and i agree, newspapers take pictures to sell newspapers, but the big thing is if one person does it it has to be stopped. do you -- have you disciplined a host f

a security guard doesn't know the children, doesn't love the children. ng outside of the school the other day doesn't love the children. probably doesn't know the children. >> joining us now is jim cavanaugh, a law enforcement analyst and atf retired special agent in charge. first of all, donald trump doesn't know anything about public schools. i lived in broward county we had sros, they do know the children. he doesn't have an exemplary of service. somebody with more personal affection for the children would have done something differently than that sro officer. your thoughts? >> you're exactly right. the school resource officers know the children intimately. this officer was long-time serving in the schools for many years. he knew the children and he even knew the shooter and had contact with him. no, i don't know what the president is asserting here, that he would have ran in if he was there and had the courage to confront the ar-15. i was struck, joy, when i heard about this just historically, has a president ever done this, called people cowards? ser

it is one thing to plop down money to put up a metal detector or hire a security guard, but that is not a way to systematically change safety concerns, the climate and culture in a school. that is harder. parkland shooting in began outside before the shooter moved inside. training, how do you balance the training to make it age-appropriate and not intimidating to the students while also being effective? best: the training needs to developmentally appropriate. it needs to be based on the age students, and what skills and capabilities you want them to have. it should not only be active shooter training. tragic as this is a event that has ignited the national conversation, it is not likelyically the most crisis event in schools. schools experience medical emergencies every day. bomb threats. all kinds of different things are happening. the training needs to be more than just active shooter training. one of my fear is in response to this event is that we will have a heavy emphasis on active shooter training. then you will have a child that goes into cardiac arrest and no one knows how to do