you are a patriot, a hero, leader. and today you have become a recipient of the congressional gold medal. it's an honor to be with you, bob. thank you for your service. thank you very much. [ applause ] [ applause ]

>> a hero saved a five -year-olds lie. you will meet him tonight. in a speech by pro- trump supporters mark in the first anniversary of the president's term attack in montclair. >> they were threatening a guys. >> is free speech data montclair? i'm both stadia, this is chasing news. >> murphy some are saying this is the first step over crucial part of the state senator and the same not so fast, i could have an adverse impact on the black community in our stay. ashley has little story. >> of signed his six executive order. expanding medical marijuana. family from new jersey lost their 7-year-old son, jacob, the tank from brain cancer and sunday. was excited to meet the governor pgh so, governor. >> sadly, that never happened. >> he passed away peacefully and painlessly while he was on marijuana. he passed away in his sleep in his bed, very comfortably. >> the family first started medical marijuana when his health took a turn. what has been legal in new jersey for eight years, murphy said the christie administration put up roadblocks. >> with a hostil

. >>> a procession for a hero. from his firehouse to the cathedral basilica of saints peter and paul, hundreds showed up to lieutenant matt letourneau's funeral. the service followed by a procession to his final resting place. it was certainly an emotional day as lieutenant letourneau was laid to rest. >>> let's get more from fox 29's dave schratwieser. he's live outside the cathedral basilica of saints peter and paul. dave. >> reporter: chris, firefighters and first responderring came from as far away as toronto and trinidad to pay their respects to the lieutenant many of them calling him a brother and a hero. ♪ >>> steady rain fell on mourners outside as tears flowed from mourners inside the basilica as the city of philadelphia family members and fellow firefighters said farewell to lieutenant matthew letourneau a hero who lost his life in the line of duty. >> he lived, ate, slept and breathed this job. >> matt every day of his life was truly a hero and that we are all better off because of his bravery and service

the weather fit the mood today as the city lay a hero to rest. hering inside and outside the cathedral basilica of saints peter and paul in center city to pay respects to lieutenant matthew letourneau. he was killed trying to save people from a burning home last week. >> matt every dave his life was truly a hero and that we are all better off because of his bravery and service. >> he has gone ahead and joined a company of other heroes and there is no doubt that they are working their way down that smokey hallway making it safe for the rest of us. ♪ >> we will have more coming up on the final goodbyes for lieutenant matt letourneau coming up at 6:00 o'clock. >>> of course, we are all trying to hey individual catching the flu. have you gotten your flu shot. >> i did not get it. >> i did not either. of course, a lot of us getting flu shots but experts say this year the vaccine you may have gotten may not be as effective as doctors would have thought. >> whole lot of people are getting sick and it's not even th peak of flu season yet. brad sattin has

he's a hero. >> meet the golden retriever. this dog's quick action may have helped save a man's life in the east bay. plus. >>> a final trip down the yellow brick road for elten john. and bay area fans have a couple more chances to see him here in person. >>> and remember our poll is open tonight. would you vote for california secession? go to >>> well, wildlife experts are urging people not to shoot at animals following the death of a river otter in walnut creek. you're looking at x-rays of pellets lodged in the otter's head and neck. someone described the otter on sunday. a medical team tried to save it. >> the current wounds were severe enough it would not have been able to survive in the wild. it was starting to become more and more debilitated. so the most humane thing we are able to do is euthanize. >> the veterinarian said the otter was blind and lost teeth because of being shot. uc berkeley police spotted a mountain line cub. the cub ran away seconds after being encountered by a woman around 5:00 last night. campus poli

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a man dubbed a hero at the manchester arena attack now admits stealing from two of its victims. onic hand with a sense of touch — we have an exclusive report on the woman who's been testing it out for scientists in the real world. proud parents — the uk's first polar bear cub for 25 years is born at the highland wildlife park, though it's not yet been seen. and coming up on sportsday on bbc news, we look ahead to tonight's london derby. arsene wenger‘s arsenal host rivals chelsea in the fight for champions league football. good evening. the health secretaryjeremy hunt has apologised to patients after hospitals were told to delay tens of thousands of non—urgent operations and out—patinet appointments in england this month so the health service can cope with the winter pressures. the prime minister acknowledged the decision was "disappointing and frustrating" for all those affected but she insisted that the nhs was better prepared for this winter "than ever before". senior doctors, though, have warned that they're struggling to cope. labour says the nhs is in crisis. our health edi

. >>> a solemn day in philadelphia as we say goodbye to a hero.esponders from all around marching in solely carry from his firehouse to the cathedral basilica of saints peter and paul this morning. as we say one last final good guy to lieutenant matthew letourneau. 42-year-old veteran philadelphia firefighter lost his life trying to save others from a burning house. our dave schratwieser has the story of a city remembering a man of courage taken way too soon. ♪ >> reporter: as raindrops fell on mourners outside, tears flowed from mourners inside the cathedral basilica as the city of philadelphia family members and fellow firefighters said goodbye to lieutenant matthew letourneau a hero who lost his life in the line of duty. >> he lived, ate, slept and breathed this job. matt every day of his life was truly a hero and we are all better off because of his bravery and service. >> reporter: hundreds stood outside in the rain during the morning viewing and mass. hundreds more packed the cathedral. lieutenant letourneau was remembered for his smile, his

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the captain being hailed a hero. "fox and friends" first continues. ♪ ♪ rob: when the smoke clears, do you know this one? we are trying to figure it out. it 5:01 on the east coast. this is "fox and friends" first on tuesday morning. jillian: thank you for joining us, we want to get the top story, donald trump firing back at dick durbin and blasting him for misrepresenting what he said during an oval office meeting after a government shutdown lose with no deal for dreamers insight. >> griff jenkins joins us with the latest on the continuing saga. >> reporter: what a difference a week makes, donald from negotiating in real time with democrats for nearly an hour. the president is democrats don't want to make a deal, dick durbin and the president are caught in a war of words with the president did or did not say in the oval office meeting. the president tweeting senator dick durbin is represented what was said at the daca meeting, deals can't get made when there is no trust and it is hurting the military. durbin the cont

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soledad: right now on "matter of fact" -- the medal of honor -- the highest award given to a military hero in america. >> you don't surrender a body t no one. soledad: is that your motto? >> that is my motto. you do what you got to do. soledad: what happens when a >> i can see that bias. personal bias. and as a result, sometimes the right thing is not done. soledad: how does the nation make it right? plus -- a marine who lost both legs in combat runs a month of marathons. >> when you wake up after your injury and you're still alive, you got to get back on your soledad: how other veterans are responding to his one-man mission of hope. and, 2.5 million women veterans honored for service and a singular surprprise. >> the only woman ever to receive the medal of honor -- mary edwards w soledad: find out what this civil war veteran did to earn the honor. ♪ soledad: i'm soledad o'brien. welcome to "matter of fact." as the year comes to a close, we want to focus on some of the bravest among us. the medal of honor is the highest award that can be given to a military hero in this country. it is best

a homeless man described as a hero in the aftermath of the manchester bombing, admits stealing a purseile phone from victims. president trump says his nuclear button is much bigger and more powerful than north korea's, as he continues his personal feud with kimjong un. and uk music sales have grown at their fastest rate for nearly 20 years, with steaming services accounting for more than half of consumption. it's 5 o'clock, good afternoon, our top story is that the health secretaryjeremy hunt has apologised to patients, after the postponement of tens of thousands of operations in england, until next month. theresa may acknowledged the move is frustrating, but said the nhs is better prepared this winter,than in previous yea rs. however senior doctors say seasonal pressures have "escalated rapidly" over the festive period. our health correspondent catherine burns has more. anna is waiting for an operation that's going to change her life. her facial nerve was removed when she had cancer seven years ago. she's due to have an appointment to plan facial reconstruction surgery next week, but

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but what strikes me as it is the same deal she signed in december when she was hailed a hero. he chop. it is a fickle old business. in the ft, battle over eu law puts progress at risk. they will be busy bringing in new laws. that is one of the things they like doing. one of the recently brexit is don't like them is how crazy they for regulation. will britain how to observe them during the transition period? enormous quantities of time and energy are being squandered on this when realistically it is a very short—term problem that will resolve itself when the transition period comes to an end. instead of thinking what is a long—term gain cop —— game, what are the goals, what will be achieved, we are squabbling over things that will be frou—frou at most two years. that, by anyone's standards, is perverse, iwould suggest. -- free from. brexit ministers are swivel eyed. this is claire perry, and energy minister, saying that. she unwisely said it is in the conservative mps whatsapp group. not a sentence that i was expecting anyone to say at. increasingly a good source of stories were

including from camden. >> he's a hero. when you sign up for the job, hoero comes with it because there's a lot of sacrifice. many people aren't running into burning buildings. just that thought alone, it takes a lot of courage. >> a hero. those are the words being used throughout the afternoon and night. i can tell you the doors at the church will stay open until 9:00 tonight. you can expect and more folks to show up here throughout the next four hours. a on that fire. i can tell you that the atf was out at the scene today. also other investigators continue to sift through the rubble. it was a little difficult to get back inside that house. they do not have a cause for what started that fire. there are several investigations that are underway right now. we're live outside of the basili basilica, nbc 10 news. >>> now to a developing story. things are getting back to normal after several streets were closed down because of a house fire here. crews got control of the flames along clear view street about three hours ago. no one

you are a patriot, a hero, a leader, and today you have become a recipient of the congressional gold medal. it's an honor to be with you, bob. thank you for your service. thank you very much. [applause] david: that is the president of the united states giving donald trump medal of freedom, for a man who has sacrificed. that word is thrown around readily, talking about public services in the case of bob dole, i don't think it is an exaggeration in any way, shape or form, medical list sachs to call this man a great hero, a man who sacrificed his life for what makes america great. melissa: if you look at years of service to this country, whether you talk about his years in battle, years in government -- >> remain standing chaplain of the united states senate, dr. barry black gives the benediction. melissa: i don't want to talk over them. >> let us pray. eternal lord god, the giver of every good and perfect gift, we thank you for the gift of senator robert j. dole, a hero, and an exemplary role model for patriotism, service, justice, and freedom. lord, we're grateful for the beauty of hi

charlene, you are an inspiration and you are a hero to all of us. [applause] [applause] >> there are a number of ways to intervene in the fight against crime, providing more behavioral health services in new mexico than at any point in state history, restricting the use of distribution of narcotics and medication, confronting tourists in our schools and through and wi efforts, driven alcohol-related fatalities on our highways to historic lows. these are all important efforts, but the question remains. will we make new mexico a very risky place for criminals to commit crimes? or will we continue to develop a reputation as a state where crime is worth the gamble? where police departments are shortstaffed, serious offenders are released from jail prior to trial and punishments are weak? crime is costly. it inhibits economic growth and i have seen firsthand how it destroys the lives of its victims, their families, witnesses and perpetrators alike. we are not helpless. this does not have to be the norm and those who say the answer is too complicated have

it should not be a day of hero worship. 's why the congress agreed with my aunt and also made it a day of service so thate on that day -- as a matter of fact at the king center we refer to it as a day on, not a day off. not a day to hang out in the park or pull out the barbecue grill. it's the day to do something to do something to help someone else. it can be as simple as delivering someone's trash or picking up the newspaper for that elderly person who can't get to the end of the driveway. bottom line, you're doing something that benefits someone other than yourself. that's the proper way to remember my uncle and the proper way to celebrate the king holiday. president trump, thank you for taking the time to knowledge this day. thank u for remembering that we are on this day we should be united and love for americans. thank you mr. president. thank you mr. vice president. [ applause ] >> it is a great and important day, martin luthing jr., a proclamation. congratulations. >> thank you mr. presidt. >> thank you. [ applause ]

i am sure that he will get a hero's welcome. to his australian open, not really the form he really need to be 100% to challenge against marin cilic. his opponent can move all over the place, and when your movement is hampered, and you can't get your shots, i'm afraid the writing is on the wall fairly early on. he had it at any second set, but he was not able to do that. maybe he would have got back in it, but cilic was the better player, today. nerves as well, john. with the skill of the occasion getting to him a bit at the start of the match? maybe, but i think he handled it well. i don't think he handled it well. i don't think he handled it well. i don't think he was overwrought about being oi'i think he was overwrought about being on the stadium court in this semifinals, but i think it was one match too many for him. i think the two week build—up. you have got to get used to that in grand slams. that second week, playing five set matches in those conditions. i thought he did remarkably well.|j think he proved a lot to himself.

dozens of people turned out to celebrate a beloved war hero... and to posthumously.... r. >>> menlo park this morning dozens of people turned out to celebrate a beloved war hero and posthumously name a park in his honor. >> carl clark died last year at age 100. he was instrumental in world war ii from saving his ship from kamikaze pilots in the pacific, but as kpix5's devin fehely shows us, racism robbed him of official recognition of his bravery for decades. >> we lost over 40 men that day. >> reporter: may 3rd, 1945, for carl clark it was a moment of instinct and uncommon valor, sacrifice and service and courage at large. >> i stared at the pilot as he guided his plane right into our ship. >> reporter: under attack by kamikaze pilots, the uss aaron ward was battered and burning. but despite a broken collarbone, clark grabbed a firehouse designed for a team of four men and single handedly doused the flames threatening the area where the ship's ammunitions were stored. >> had that ammo gone off, not only would the ship have been obliterated, but he would have taken the d

when he came to washington, met senator dole and said i truly felt like a hero. for a day i never felt any better. that's because he remembered he was part of something better than himself. he was an american patriot that defended freedom in its need of hour. he really went out and he defended it more than ever. those that wear our nation's uniform are part of an unbroken chain of heros, their sacrifice, bob's sacrifice, keeps us safe and prosperous and free. long after we are gone, when our children and grandchildren and great grandchildren visit that extraordinary tribute on the national mall, they will no longer find world war ii veterans gazing up at their memorial to their friends and their deeds. they will be gone. but they will still stand in the place where our heros have stood for so many years. their hearts will be filled by the beauty and reverence of that grand memorial. and they will hear the story of the great man that rose up from a small town in the heart of america to become a soldier and a congressman and a leader admired by all. they will hear t

never seen holst in that van ness cooridor of san francisco.i also asked that man if he felt like a hero you'll hear his response to that question tonight at 10 o'clock. live in san francisco, j.r. stone kron 4 news. (vicki) police in the east bay have made an arrest after a 13-year-old girl's purse was snatched at a shopping center. we first told you about this story last week... as police are warning people about drive-by purse snatchings. the incident happened at the hacienda crossings shopping center in dublin last sunday. the girl was standing in the parking lot when a car drove by... and somebody inside reached out and grabbed her purse. police have arrested three teenagers from antioch in connection to the crime. (grant) coming up... we got rain, they got snow, how today's winter storm is affecting road conditions in the sierra.. (vicki) plus... find out what caused nearly five-million gallons of sewage to spill into the ocean shutting down popular beaches in monterey county... (grant) and a school project vandalized over the weekend... after the break we'll tell you how school of

i'm kristin rodgers. >>> coming up in 30:00 we have we have a horrific case where we who a hero two storyire takes life of two victims. >> one of those victim a fire fight shore rush in the home and right through the flames to try to save this stranger. how lieutenant matthew latourneau is now being remembered, coming up, bob kelly. >>> weekend is over we are looking live, at reading, pennsylvania all lit up this morning, and morning rush hour , we will be a little tricky from the left over ice but we have more on the way, and sueby has the forecast and we will check the rest of the jam cams and maybe you got lucky over the weekend. here's your lottery numbers. morning commute will be fine but afternoon commute that is a problem because could kid be getting out of school early today. >> there is a lot of information to take in, sue's got you covered and bob does as well on the road. nightmare at sea cruise ship sailed right into a powerful winter storm, well, passengers had to go through. >>> and also, local man, got another award. this time, for his work on the greatest, show man so exci

>>> honoring a hero. firefighters come from near and far to pay tribute to fallen colleague. >>> calling out countries. the president uses a curse word to describe several nations. >>> iv impact. the shortage that could affect treatments for cancer patients. >> announcer: nbc 10 breaking news. >>> we begin with that breaking news. a customer at a barbershop was rushed to had hospital after she was shot during a robbery. >> nbc 10's brandon $hudson is live on the scene. and there were actually children when the happened, right? >> there were two children. and now investigators in a few moments will gather evidence where they found the victim lying down. police say two masked armed men ran right into the barbershop and yelled robbery while those customers were inside. now, this is supposed to be a place where a man, a mother and her a children should be safe. but the three children saw a man get shot twice while he was trying to stop a robbery. the robbers took off but police say they caught the man who they

and you are a hero to all of us. [applause] [applause] there are of course, a number of ways to intervene in the fight against crime. providing more behavioral health services in new mexico than any point in state history. we are restricting the use of distribution of narcotics and medication. confronting truancy in the schools and through our dwi efforts we have driven alcohol related fatalities on the highways, to historic lows. these are all important efforts but the question remains, will we make new mexico a very risky place? criminals to commit crime or will we continue to develop a reputation as a state where crime is worth the gamble? the police department are short staffed. the serious offenders are released from jail. prior to trial. and punishments are weak. crime is costly. it inhibits economic growth and i've seen firsthand how it destroys lives of victims, families, witnesses and perpetrators alike. we are not helpless. this does not have to be the norm and those who say the answer is too complicated, ha

. >> reporter: a lot of people would call you a hero. >> i'm not a hero. >> what are you?> reporter: bringing them home one at a time. >> has he gone outside since? >> no. >> wayne freedman, abc 7. >> you can be both, a hero and cat lover. >>> skiers and borders are not the only one loving the snow. >> look at the panda in china enjoying the snow. the 4-year-old endull knowledges erherself in forward and side roles. >>> speaking of snow here in the bay area, don't expect any. >> for us we're thinking more shorts weather, right? >> yeah more like that. here's lisa argen with our forecast. >>> we were above average today and tonight we have the overshore winds keeping the temperatures up. we have fog and temperatures in the 40s from santa rosa to napa as you get to san francisco, mid 50s, 61 in half moon bay. if you're spending time on the peninsula tomorrow, partly cloudy in the mid 60s for the afternoon. morgan hill, tomorrow at 2:00 you'll be in the low 70s the rest of the bay area hi clouds around. about 10 degrees above average in some spots. in the seven day forecast.

when you ask for help, help is there for you. ♪ ♪ >>> a hero's send off. braved the rain to pay tribute to one of philadelphia's bravest. >>> weather roller coaster. a wet and warm day will soon turn frigid. we're going neighborhood by neighborhood to see when the temperatures will take a dip where you live. >>> playoff party. right now eagles fans are getting ready for the big game at xfinity live. we'll take you there in just minutes. >>> our area is in the middle of a weather whiplash. and a double first alert, first the rain then a major drop in temperatures. >> live radar shows us what's moving across the region right now. keep those umbrellas handy. rain pounded the city all day long. later tonight there will be much of the same. this weather whiplash is also hitting the jersey shore. this is a live look at a foggy socked in cape may. >> it's a slick evening commute as we check on the roads in delaware. a wet i-95 in wilmington. the rain is moving back into the area after a soaker of a friday. we have coverage of the rain and the soon to be falling t

jennifer originally claimed such a hero and worked as a secretary for most of the second and most of aged either by your financial greed or perhaps lust for adventure one way or another she managed to sell a huge quantity of her employer's documents she then went out into the marketplace to sell or vendor them to the public or to law enforcement and my information was that some of that information was sold to law enforcement agencies who of course will probably. not corroborate that information and of course not identify themselves. everybody i'm stephen ball. task hollywood guy you know suspects. proud american first of all i'm just george bush and r.v. enthusiastic this is my buddy max famous financial guru and we're just a little bit different i've thought of. going to windows up with all the drama happening in our country and i'm shooting the brood have some fun every day americans. and hopefully start to bridge the gap this is the great american people which. join me every thursday on the alec simon sure and i'll be speaking to guests of the world of politics sports business i'm

that's why he's a local hero. really well for me especially i think i'm stronger opposition they came in a cat some on the break i think i'd be very disappointed over the result today because it is a match they really need to win if they are going to person for those european prices but as we know it's a close up there isn't it yes indeed it is also close down at the bottom and that's where we want to turn to the big story that emerged this sunday morning another coaching change in the bundesliga as stuttgart fired their coach honest volved after a terrible run of results let's give you a few more details the. last season of all for celebrated as a hero for bringing still got straight back up to the bundesliga but the season hasn't gone supplant and the defeat to shout was the final straw. at the press conference. after the press conference i talked to harness in the dressing room as we discussed everything in great detail with a lot of emotion. discreation enjoying the talk has said that he had the feeling that th

remembering a hero. urners line up to pay their respects to firefighter who lost his life trying to save man from a burning home. ♪ >>> and shocking comments from the oval office. president trump reportedly using language so bad we had to have meetings about how to report it. the president calling some countries, well, blank holes. >> now fox 29 news at 10:00. remembering a hero. friends, family, fellow first responders even those who have never met him paying respects to one philly's bravest. they're remembering the life of lieutenant matt letourneau who died saturday trying to save a man from a burning home. thank you for joining us at 10:00 i'm lucy noland. fallen firefighter's viewing began late this afternoon and did it not take long for a long line to form for a final goodb goodbye. fox 29's shawnette wilson is live in center city now. shawnette. >> reporter: lucy, that viewing just wrapped up about an hour ago. and you could actually see the heart ache on lot of face who's were here this evening an

you are a patriot, a hero, leader. ates senate, dr. barry black, gives the benediction. >> let us pray. eternal lord god, the giver of every good and perfect gift. we thank you for the gift of senator robert j. dole. a hero and an exemplary role model for patriotism, service, justice, and freedom. lord, we're grateful for the beauty of his life that continues to bring light to darkness, joy to sadness, pardon to injury, and hope to despair. may his magnanimous living challenge us all to see you more clearly, love you more dearly, and to follow you more nearly each day. lord, bless and keep senator bob dole and his precious elizabeth in all of their going out and coming in. keep them without stumbling or slipping, and one day may they both hear you say, well done. good and fateful servants, enter into the joys of your lord. we pray this in your great name, amen. >> please be seated. ladies and gentlemen, please remain at your seats for the departure of the official party. and until your row is invited to depart by a visi

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we also just saw a ladder truck got here a sign that we have definitely lost a hero. ar veteran of the philadelphia fire department after he died trying to put out a fire and rescue people inside the home on saturday. the fire happened on colorado street in north philly. firefighters rescued a resident who later died. lieutenant letourneau was trapped inside for 30 minutes as his fellow firefighters tried to rescue him. but he succumbed to his injuries at the hospital. members of the engine 45 are devastated and so is the entire community. brave men and women within the fire department and we also learned that lieutenant letourneau was volunteer for the red paw relief organization. he fostered animals, rescued from fire scenes. and we talked recent toll a woman who says he saved her life when she nearly choked to death when she was just six years

at his final resting place in delaware county, he arrived to a hero's welcome. e fire commissioner a friend spoke today to hundreds at the funeral mass about the lieutenant's passion for public service. >> he was all in. all the time. he lived ate, slept and breathed this job. >> reporter: in high school he began volunteering at the springfield fire company up until his death he was a lifetime member. the mayor shared this today. >> and in his spare time matt would go home. he would go back to where he grew up to springfield and naturally he volunteered to fight fires there, too. >> reporter: his family said today that he will be missed by their entire family especially nieces and nephews. he will be remembered for his smile and compassion for people and animals, even fostering some of the pets he saved from fires. the philadelphia fire department announced today that lieutenant matthew letourneau will now be promoted to the rank of captain. that will happen in the coming weeks. reporting in center city, annie mccormick channel6 "action news". >> new jersey trans

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friendship, compassion but most importantly his bravery. >> matt every day of his life was truly a herond that we're all better off because of his bravery and service. >> he has gone ahead and joined a company of other heroes and there is no doubt that they are working their way down that smoky hallway making it safe for the rest of us. ♪ >> letourneau was remembered as person who did not know the definition of the word can't and never ever hesitated to help others. >>> happening now in chester, police need your help tracking down these two men. they 19-year-old roy garrett and 18-year-old jose lebron shot a woman in her leg. it happened this afternoon on 1100 block of remington street. the woman was rushed to the hospital where she is in good condition tonight. >>> a favorite spot for underaged kids to go drinking busted by the cops. but when upper darby posted a picture on social media of the keg they took after breaking up the party, not all the responses were positive. so now police are clapping back. fox 29's dave kinchen is live in upper darby with this story. dave? >> reporter: d

not just a hero who is in the background but a hero who is actually prominently on the cover? yeah. >> and a name that's unapologetically puerto rican. >> see, many times in america, comic books are made more diverse just by taking established white characters and changing their race, ethnicity or gender. white thor becomes white lady thor, ms. white marvel becomes miss pakistani american muslim marvel. and spider whiteman becomes spider half-white/half-latino man. and that's all cool, but comic book creators like edgardo recognize that people need heroes that are created in their image not just rebranded in their image. like when your mom gives you your brother's old clothes and says, look, you got new clothes. i noticed your dude, i would say a light-skinned puerto rican, and she is a woman. >> she's a black puerto rican. >> she's a black puerto rican. >> most people make the hero in their own image. >> i make the hero that's always been in my life. the women in my life, my moms, my cousins, my mentors. in my family, we're everything, blankito, white, to negrito, black. and

they came to say good-bye to a hero. hundreds stood in line. firefighters from all across the region tell nbc 10 they needed to be here. after hearing about the death of lieutenant ewe. >> he's a hero. >> the 42-year-old was fighting a house fire on colorado street in north philadelphia on saturday morning. he was trapped underneath the rubble after the second floor collapsed on him. it's a week filled with emotions for all first responders. >> they are serve iing the cityd putting their life on the line every day. and you don't know when you're coming home. >> there's still time to come out here to the church for this public viewing. it will last until about 9:00 tonight. then tomorrow morning the funeral is at 11:00. as for the fire, i can tell you that the atf and other investigators are out there back at the scene today sifting through the rubble. still searching for a cause. for now we're live, nbc 10 news. >> investigating but so much sadness. today one of the fellow firefighters remembered his brief but dramatic encounter with the man he

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. >> a hero firefighter catches a falling baby in his helmet in an inferno. >> honoring martin luther king after his assassination. >> "early today" starts now >> good to be with you monday morning. i'm frances rivera. >> i'm phillip mena. a scare at john f. kennedy. delta flight 2164 was near terminal 2 when the pilot reported smoke in the cabin sunday evening. officials say port authority police aircraft rescue firefighters were called to investigate, but found no evidence of fire. still, all passengers were evacuated. no injuries were reported and it is not yet clear what caused the smoke. >> this morning the fcc is investigating what caused a false alert telling hawaiian residents to seek shelter because of incoming ballistic missile. it threw residents and tourists into pay panic and now congress wants answers. nbc's jacob soboroff was there. >> reporter: it was pandemonium in paradise after alert was sent throughout the state and broadcast on television. >> a missile may impact our land or sea in minutes. >> reporter: shocked tourist ands locals believed they were minutes away f

. >>> a little girl is now being hailed a hero after a quick thinking saved her family after their homefire. the girl's 13-year-old cousin was babysitting at the time. the teen was in the kitchen cooking chicken and somehow started a grease fire. seven-year-old tracy duran ran to the neighbor and called 911 and she credits her teacher for her life saving rescue. >> she said one year i will be a hero one day. and i wanted to start practicing now. >> the teen babysitter did suffer burns but is expected to be okay. there was also an 11 month old in the home that was rescued and uninjured. >> the sixers fell to the bucks last night in milwaukee the final 107-95. it was the first time they have lost two straight games in more than a month. they play the nets in brooklyn tomorrow night. >> ♪ >> a bakery in west chester has found the best way for a couple to show off their love for the eagles. >> oh. >> the masters baker created this wedding cake and at first glance from front looks pretty traditional. turn it around and you can see an impressive football field and eagles logo. it is almost to

. >>> also tonight, a hero remembered. firefighters from near and far lined the rainy streets of philadelphia to pay their last respects to a fallen colleague. >> nbc 10's aundrea cline-thomas is joining us live outside the basilica of saints peter and paul. that's where mourns celebrated the life of captain matthew letourneau. >> reporter: so many people were out here. matt letourneau first became a firefighter when he was a teenager. ov his career, his reach has been far and wide. many of those firefighters that he impacted showed up for him today. the basilica of st. peter and paul was the chosen gathering place during the city's most sorrowful moments. today was no exception. family, friends and first responders from across the country showed up to pay their final respect to firefighter matt letourneau. >> he's a hero. you know, it's what we do every day. and you know, every day when you go to work there's no guarantee that you're going to come back home. >> reporter: lourneau did not return home last saturday. he answe

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mo is a hero. >> the man told john he was taking a walk and fell in.he dog is safe and will be honored for his service by pittsburg police. the man is safe and the dog is honored for his service by pittsburg police. >> like lassie, a real-life lassie. [ laughter ] >>> all right. lightning strikes to the north. we'll see isolated thunderstorms in our area. this afternoon more instability in the air so we are seeing some higher elevations snowfall. yes, it's also in yosemite and the mend seen they county mountains there. then to the north bay, the hills seeing snow. near hidden valley lake, if you look up in the north bay, at daylight you may see snow. healdsburg just got rain and now it's moving east to the mountains and then cloverdale. light showers on 101 in the north bay and towards glen ellen it looks like this cell just popped up and it could be heading in your direction. in the south bay, this is what i was going to show you earlier that popped off the screen but we are seeing a little slush across the hills there, just east of san jose. so you m