doesn't bring back alex.ore was sentenced to 25 years to life. now, among those who know the story of alex kogut's life and death, there is a new awareness about the vulnerability and challenges of young love. especially because, prosecutors say, there was evidence to show clayton had a history of threatening alex. he left angry voicemails on her phone. assistant district attorney meredith vacca. >> there were almost 30 voicemails that she saved from him. they were all of that. aggressive, controlling nature, is what we argued to the court to seek admissibility of them at trial. the voicemails were not admitted in court. but prosecutors read an excerpt for "dateline" editing out the expletives. >> "i'll kill you next time i see you. you're a slut and a skank so don't call me. i'm sick -- i'm sick of you." and i left a lot of words out. >> reporter: when you add in those expletives it is really hard to hear? >> it was. these were voicemails that really were scary. >> reporter: those close to alex and her famil

maybe alex was abducted by clayton.hurt the roommate. >> a lot of things are running through your mind? >> yes. >> lots of things on other people's minds, too. at her parents' house, samantha turner was phoning all her friends when she got through to her roommate, a college official got on the line and told her there was a situation. >> and then i broke down and i grabbed my sister and i was like we need to go now and i rushed here. >> 4:00 in the morning. >> 4:00 in the morning and got here, saw the police cars. >> you didn't know at this point what had happened still? >> i didn't know exactly who it was. >> hundreds of miles away, a frantic mother waited desperate for answers but when those answers came, they would be unbearable, and they were coming soon from the killer himself. >>> coming up, two frantic phone calls from a mother. >> she was breathing and she stopped. >> and her son. >> what is going on there, bud? >> i did something. hey rich, what's that in your hand? my at&t cell phone bill. verizon bill? ye-aaah

tv confessions alex with make person? >> yes. >> that's what that was. >> and i don't see how -- they said at first it is distracting then after like an hour or two you kinds of just get used to it. >> i was on that show. >> you. >> thousand that work for you? >> it was a slotter story. >> okay, everybody. >> and somehow you're engaged. >> i don't know how. >> no one does. >> hey, by the way justin decline clinic in the control room our favorite person, can you carve me out like 90 seconds to do some of these steve croft -- at some point before 10:00. i can do it now? so bring it back up. >> juicy details mike. >> okay, you know from 60 minutes, his name steve croft. sixty-nine years old. been on that show for years. >> sixty-nine. >> he's married had children, and admits he had three year affair, three, with this woman, she is a harvard educated attorney. she black. >> yes. >> look at those legs. >> oh, ya. >> so, then they include in the this article some of the texting back and forth. let me get my glass. >> he's sexti

i will end with this: when the alex -- incident happened we went to a community meeting. i was very clear in speaking about the alex the echo, incident that was not going to prejudge what took place and the people my community that were critical of me because i was insane mike this is what i think happened. but where i was critical not so much of the police department but of the city was the fact that after the incident this terrific incident took place, the way the family was treated. the parents did not find out about alex until a couple of days after the fact and then the way that they found out, it wasn't through a lego respectful heartfelt notification. this is what happened. but it was more of an interrogation. my criticism was not of the individual officers or police department. my criticism was of as how we as a city interact with people whose loved ones are involved in something like that. i was immediately criticized by the poa as being anti-cop for doing that. i don't believe that was anti-. irc think most police officers would recognize that we have to interac

alex was a gentle soul. he was a security guard that i watched several times to being involved in altercations where he was the peace maker and there was no kind of violence from this man. he dealt with people who were intoxicated and he calmly escorted them out of his place of business. i'm really disappointed that some supervisors here have publically spoken about the issues of violence in new york but not heard that they are disappointed with what happened to alex. these are two colored young men that were killed in san francisco and we are sweeping them underneath the rug as if they were nothing. i'm sorry that it does not highlight the beauty of san francisco but we need to remember that this too, we are ferguson also >> public speaker: this ought to be a permanent fixture in san francisco or any city. i would hope that my representative in district 5 agrees that this is a moment in san francisco to be strong and align itself more with the concerns over the lives of people with color instead of the feel

>> yes, alex.f he roots in everything in middle class strength middle class progress and opportunity. the middle class, they want big, bold, they want solutions. republicans in the house of representatives and the senate have been big and bold in terms of bailing out the rich. republicans in the house and senate have been audacious in terms of providing more tax cuts for the very wealthy. and squeezing paychecks for average, hard-working middle class americans. those average-, hard-working middle class americans want to see compromise and progress. they keep hearing these statistics about how the economy is recovering. it is statistically. all they know is when they look at their pay stubs, they're not seeing that recovery. this state of the union will acknowledge that we have built a foundation of progress for the economy, but now that foundation has to grow those paychecks and pay stubs for the middle class. >> okay. last question i want you to put on a second hat as an author. i want to talk abo

let's talk about what they've been like. >> oh, alex alex alex.ays this would not have been a big deal. now not getting any sleep. this will catch up with me later today. so last night, as you know the game itself is a bit of a side show. last night we draw the short straw. we went to two. that's all i had in my system. the bud light party at the house of whatever. that's what it's called. that's where we spent time with nickiminaj. models showed me around. my wife gave me a hall pass for the evening. it was a night to remember. >> the super bowl weekend itself, is it about the game is it about the parties? >> for me it's about the parties. of course. duh. >> grammy nominated niki minaj at bud light's house of whatever. guests had to earn their invitations proving they were up for whatever. >> are you going to wear this all weekend? >> might as well. >> from the rise of the red carpet we are at leather and lace the victoria's secret party. we're going to check it out. seahawks fan, does that make you a seahawks fan. >> john ledge end and his wife

this time, alex skips the acrobatics and pulls his chute right away. >> yes! oh, my god! yes!ude. yes! >> alex continues to seek new challenges and has since completed more than 600 base jumps. >> that was the craziest [ bleep ] i've ever seen. >> to me, base jumping is the celebration of life. when i jump, i just feel like i'm alive. >> most of the people in these stories went right back to their favorite activity. if what gets you going is challenging yourself, and if you happen to capture your feat on camera, we can all experience the secondhand rush. i'm contessa brewer. that's all for this edition of "caught on camera." ♪ >>> welcome to colorado. >> the jungle, baby. >> land of the legal weed. >> yeah! >> and home to america's latest billion dollar industry, marijuana. >> this is part of history because what did the end of alcohol prohibition mean to that generation? dynasties. >> i took everything i had, 401s iras, and dropped it into this. >> we're in a once in a lifetime position. every state is looking at this. >> the demand is higher than the supply.

we can't do that. >> if you don't have a alex holley in your life we could call this the alex app.a new app, it is called strings. >> reportedly it a allows to you permanently delete a text message from your phone, and the phone to the person you sent it to but they have to have the app too. we have to have to make them ask for permission before down loading picture thaw sent. before you head to the app store it is only compatible for iphone. you have to have ios is. >> here's the thing, your friend has been consuming some alcohol. >> she has annex boyfriend she has been thinking about. >> she has the the app. she can still get around the app couldn't she. >> yes. >> if she send it off and says can i look at these pictures: yeah, go ahead. >> this is why you need alex app. if i'm there i confiscate your phone: i hide it from you. >> we cannot all have you in your lives. >> is there only so much of you. >> even though you have nothing to do. >> i love you. >> um-hmm. >> so if you are just waking up you can see, it is messy out there on the roadway. >> yes. >> nothing gets by you. >>

, alex alex!long? >> pancakes, pancake pancakes! >> here we go. thank you, alex. >> all right pancakes, here we go. can i have butter, is her up? >> where's mine? >> i want -- >> wait a minute wait a minute. >> you better be giving me a nice tip okay? >> i got a tip for you. get out a the business! >> oh, here we go. >> you got to take t we're the experts? i might as well bring in karen? i don't have a fork or food? >> i don't have -- >> oh, my gosh. i don't know where the plates are. you know what? i've only been on the job couple of minutes. >> we got to go. where is the bell? >> don't get water or anything? >> you know what? here we go. >> don't we have any water? >> you will take it and like it okay? >> we're not serving hotdogs right now, not happening. >> you know what? where's carol? carol, can you come here? >> you have to give me some tips. this is really stressful. >> we have no water. we have no syrup. >> oh, piper down. >> carol, can i get some ice please? >> what's the secret to being

alex want fullback ground check.ull printed report on everyone. >> it is casino of important for certain things. >> no. >> if you had relations with every woman in there and i didn't know it, and everyone is laughing, snickering, oh, we've all had that. i want to know. >> i one time had a woman tell me she this gone to this hotel with this guy we were supposed to stay is he same place, i changed the hotel. >> so you would have wanted to know that? >> i would rather not know about any of it and then i wouldn't have to change the hotel. >> what if you are walking to up your dish, you see a guy they've a relationship. would you want to know or her introduce them like nothing is going on? >> i don't want to know. no, i act differently if i'm around somebody that i know -- >> even if you sit down to dinner with them? >> i don't want to know. i can't get it out of my mind. >> three words? >> okay, debbie lewis said you're so sexy, three words every guy would love. >> we love that. >> here's the remote. >> i yes. >> i love

mike and alex, back over to you. >> alex holley has given a big thumbs up to ohio state and to oregon. >> here we go, so is, i can make my thumb go all the way back. >> back it normal. >> do you have any cartilage in there. >> there is a term for it. i don't know,. >> yeah, weird. >> really. really. >> at least i didn't stab myself. >> that is true. >> she can do something with her toes. we will show thaw later. >> you don't want to see that. >> no one want to see toes on tv. >> tweet in pictures of your disfigure. >>> new years bring new parenting trend what can we expect to see in 2015. >> move over tiger mom it is now year of the dolphin. >> i can explain dolphin parenting. i will have the break. >>> before we get to this information about the the big bowl game because the national championship game is set, it is all about the o. oregon verse ohio state. >> yes. >> but you are not alone in your weird thumbs. >> in. >> who is this. >> this is, let's see hold on bob, bob just tweeted me this and said thumbs up. he is not the the only one. look we're twins. >> look at that. >> cool. >

alex?> and ron, as you're reporting there, we're hearing a police siren in the background, which begs the question how heavy is police presence today in the area? >> it's been very heavy for the past few days and officials have said they're going to step it up at specific sites. we're in the center of town here, it's a fairly relaxed atmosphere. it's a weekend, people are out and about, going about their normal business. but when you go to certain places around town like subways or religious sites or government buildings, there is an increased security presence. and of course, there's an increased presence you don't see. but again, the feeling now is of calm, things are certainly toned down from withhere we were a couple of days ago, but still a feeling that this entire situation is not over or entirely resolved to any extent. >> and ron allen there at the place daye la republique. joining me now, jim cavanaugh. rate your concern for copy cat attacks or sleeper cells that take this opportun

alex and mark basically agree on the big issue. they would both like to transmit america's limited government regime to future generations but how to get there they can't both be right. they are speaking totally languages. alex the libertarian views immigration from the vantage point of the world economy specifically he views it as an economic citizen of the world an individual global consumer. individual should be free to make a contract with any other individual any where in the world. and in his view the market trumps. mark the conservative views immigration from the vantage point of national interest what is good for american citizens. in this scenario the nation trumps. alex states america's core founding principle is enlightenment period of natural rights and freedom is indispensable and immigrants ability to move infringes on the natural rights of americans who would like to hire them. alex says this was part of the view of the american founders and immigration restrictions cannot be based in economic protectionism and inter

welcome to week ends"weekends with alex witt" witt". the issue of same-sex marriage in the united states will be settled once and for all. the justices will take up the issue in april with a final decision by the end of june. nbc's justice correspondent pete williams has the very latest. pete. >> alex hello to you. the supreme court tip-toed around this issue the last few years. now it is taking it head on seeing if same-sex marriage should be the law of the land. >> the court agreed to answer two questions, does the constitutional require states grant marriage license toss same-sex marriage and do states have to recognize same-sex marriages legally performed. >> there aren't that many unchartered territories of what's fairness and equality in the country and how much will we will rely on tradition. >> together eight years, each has adopted two special needs children. they want to be married so both can be parents of all the children. >> we saw something that was wrong. we decided to we needed to make it right. and, you know to anybody

mike and alex back to you. >>> 6:50. listen to this, is there a new convenient store about to give wawa some competition. >> it is called royal farms. they have 160 stores in maryland inn delaware and now it is opening up its first philadelphia air were store next week in ridley parka across from the boeing plant. >> have you ever heard of those. >> i just know they have really good fried chicken and their gas prices are good too. they will be competing with them big time. >> so royal farms is their wawa down there in baltimore. >> it was, we had royal farms. they all started out as dairies like wawa did. >> a statement from wawa here. >> on the new competition wawa tells us we have grown up here for more than 50 years and we cherish the community where so many of our associates work and call home. that has always been our true competitive advantage. our people. but sue, i hear they have some great fried chicken. >> you smell it as soon as you walk in the door. >> i can't wait to try that. >> royal farms. >> they better

>> it's kind of surprising, alex. describe the suburbs of paris that are home to a lot of people of north african descent as being really terrible places where people are, you know, likely to be feeling very desperate and alienated. but frankly, to go, it's not that bad. reminded me of park slope in brooklyn which is a nice place. i spoke to lots of people there. and, you know, it was kind of an odd odd atmosphere because on one hand, a lot of people naturally are very upset about what happened. but the algerian-french i spoke to also made sure i understood they had a real resentment of america. at the same time, they are in these areas that while are supposed to be so you know poverty stricken really are not. i think it's really a false narrative. >> okay. of those -- of those, that you spoke with any men around the same age or men in their 20s there in the -- and did they support the actions? >> no i can't say that anyone came out and said we understand why they did this. but they were quick to say that people don't

alex states americas corp. on the principles of the enlightenment of natural rights and freedom of movement is indispensable if we use those rights respectively. alex tells us this was part of the view of the american founders and immigration restrictions cannot be based on economic protectionism and very interestingly in this paper what he calls cultural protectionism. now with the exception of those is global freedom of movement a founding american principle. this question was answered directly by geuverneur morris the author of the preamble of the constitution according to madison's notes in the constitution and the constitutional commission geuverneur morris that quote every society from a great nation down to a club has the right to declaring the conditions in which new member should be admitted. the founders believed that at the heart of republican government republican small r as well as vibrant liberals at the heart of republican self-government is first and foremost the right of a free people to govern

>> are they saying like you shower more than alex and i what she is saying? >> yes. >> that's very interesting. >> what's your nationality? >> vietnamese. >> swedish american. >> african-american. >> i must admit i shower twice a days. >> not good for you do it that much. >> it is drying out my skin. >> that's what i am talking about. >> i'm 33 years old. it doesn't seem to affect you. >> oh, i'm 29. >> well, everyone, you know, talking about this, a lot of people were upset, like are you kidding me? so she defended her comments on twitter. she said when you get out of the shower today get a sense of humor. love ya. she also ended up and apologize g on the show later because she said it was supposed to be a joke, but you know, casino of got this big conversation about showering. >> so, really, so the producers went to her and say we think you need to apologize, and she did? >> yes, i think also some people didn't like the fact she said ethnic. >> yes. >> more than ethnic, i don't know. >> well, then people started weighing in, statement like this, from naya,

welcome to "weekends with alex witt." 700,000 people across france today are standing in solidarity with the victims of this week's terror attacks in paris, according to the nation's interior minister. and tomorrow leaders from across europe and the united states will be among the hundreds of thousands who are expected to join anti-terror marches throughout france. meanwhile, french police continue their search for hayat boumedien, suspected of being an accomplice in yesterday's supermarket attack in paris as well as the thursday shooting of a french police officer. senior officials held an emergency meeting to discuss new anti-terror efforts. the interior minister saying security precautions will be stepped up at certain institutions. at least 17 french citizens were killed in the terror attacks. three suspected terrorists are dead. one still being sought. the attacks began wednesday at the office of the newspaper "charlie hebdo." late friday police raided a printing factory where the two suspects in wednesday's shooting

. >> thinks alex holley's breakfast.ie over to my right here, this is what she's eating for breakfast. >> she's not vegetarian. >> let me explain myself, okay. >> what i do is on sunday, you cook bacon for week. i bring it around with me so i don't worry about cooking it every morning. >> you car that i bag all around. >> no wonder you smell like grease. >> he has been eating most of it. don't complain. >> it was filled about an hour ago. >> yes, smart idea, bag of bacon. >> sunday's with alex. >> she eats fried bacon. >> yes. >> go over her house, super bowl you are hosting. >> a lot of bacon. >> probably will, or will it? >> okay. >> through you go. >> the number? >> we are giving it a five. >> it is iffy. we have snow moving out, we will see some sunshine but it will be so winnie and cold tonight. we are talking about single digits to below zero wind chills tonight into tomorrow. wind advisory take effect at 4:00 this afternoon. it is not so bad outside. buddy is bundled up. temperatures above freezing in philadelphia

and i said let's make this happen. >> reporter: as we told you earlier this week alex hop add planeh carolina for his own personal hunting and fishing trip thanks to donors in both states. >> i hated it for him because he was in pennsylvania and he thought he wouldn't be able to hunt. talk with the sheriff up there. if we can work it outlets get him down here. >> reporter: for three days alex lived his dream hunt fog dear and catching bass we a stranger now calls friend. they now call each other big a and little a. >> it was fun. i rode four wheelers went fishing and hunting. >> reporter: sheriff underwood took alex to his secret hunting spots and got a shopping spree to get new gear. >> live changing event. he was in the woods with a wonderful man. fishing, hunting and just with a chance of a lifetime for a little boy a wonderful dream come true. >> reporter: chris o'connell fox 29 news. >> someone in philadelphia is starting off the new year a lot richer. a $1 million mega millions ticket was sold in fairmount at the rite aid kiosk on the 1900 block of fairmount avenue. the ticket

ladies nights the they can charge alex nothing to get in the bar.n charge mike and i ten bucks. >> i like that you don't want to be around all guys. >> how is that legal. >> consume are reports did a study and found every day little things like this, will cost alex about $1,300 more a year, on average. >> what is this. >> on average then it will cost mike and i. >> so let's call it the gender tax. >> it is gender tax. >> let me ask you this one when you go into buy a car, who gets the better deal men or women. >> study was done and it said on a car purchase, new car purchase, women on average were quote aid price 200 bucks higher, then a male for the exact same a car, the exact same model. >> do we just barter better. >> well, not only that but salespeople if they see a with man come in, and they see a man coming in, they quote the the female a higher price. here's some tips. we will fight back. number one, right, ask for the unisex prices. go in the dry cleaner, say how come my blouse is more expensive then mike's shirt? number two, buy the male ve

don alex gracias por estar con nosotros en enfoque. >>> gracias a ustedes por la invitaciÓn. >>> alexpaciÓn, con la elecciÓn y la posibilidad de participar en el proceso electoral estadounidense. >>> el departamento mÁs grande de la oficina del xet secretario se encarga de ver todos los nuevos regalos. mejorar la economÍa, crear trabajos y tiene un papel muy clave en ese discurso. pero, claro, la responsabilidad mÁs visible del secretario de estado, en cualquier estado del paÍs. es el encargado de sobre ver las elecciones en ese estado. y como hemos visto varias leyes y medidas legislativas para cambiar las reglas y como registrarse o participar en las elecciones, creo que es supuesto para mÍ serÁ importante para proteger y defender nuestro derecho a votar. >>> otra cosa que desafortunadamente el estado de california, no es de los que mÁs participa cuando es momento de votar. >>> exacto, el dicho nuestro voto es nuestra voz cuando nos quejamos que nuestra voz no se escucha, las decisiones de los gobernadores, de los legisladores, de los alcaldes, es desafortunadamente aparte, porque n

alex ran to help but it was too late for the woman under the overturned explorer. alex it was like horrific terrifyingthe only thing that i thought to do was to take out my bible and i started praying. emergency crews showed up minutes later and determined the woman was dead at the scene. the both drivers were badly injured and had to be taken to the hospital. santa rosa police identified the driver of the explorer as 72 year old daniel borbley of santa rosa. the volvo driver was identified as 94 year old david nelson, also of santa rosa. this intersection at third and b was cleared about 7:15. police were investigating this accident up until that point. it is unclear who was at fault and who caused this horrible crash where one woman died as she was standing on the sidewalk. i'm jeff bush in santa rosa, kron four news. cleanup will go all night. on a gas leak in san jose. construction workers hit the pipe around three -this afternoon, on tully at quimby road. p-g&e crews were able to cap the leak around six this evening. they tell us, a truck with compressed gas i

he's stylish. >> where is al next. >> alex, well -- >> did you see that little alex whomy?two black women, and they worry about their hair all the time, you know? >> you know what it is? >> hi, chris. >> hi, kevin you're tall. >> thank you. >> he's going it the gym. >> that's dedication. >> are you sing snell. >> yes,. >> i am oh! ya, ya. >> ladies and gentlemen, with the first snow comes the first love. >> he's taken sorry. >> what did you say jess? >> she said -- >> oh, i like your coat. >> oh, this is victoria's coat. thank you vittoria. >> does it look like a girl's coat? >> it does it, does. >> now what are you going to do? >> well, believe it or not, i have to clean the sidewalks around here at fox. >> oh, okay. >> with those shoes on? >> i don't know if anybody believes that, mike. >> i always wanted to run one of these. >> this is a site, you wearing ladies coat, amount g the sidewalk. >> do i look good in my girl's coat doing this? >> you look fantastic honey. >> they must like it. >> when it is not coming out the bottom, do you have stick your hand in here and thr

host of "judge alex."his story, i can't even tell you the details, go into detail on television. it would be even difficult to write this in a magazine or news piece what is so graphic what is alleged to have happened to this young woman. joey jackson, we so often have these stories and they're he said/she said because there are no cell phone pictures. in this case, she has no memory. she did not go to get met medical help or get a rape kit and yet there could very well be a conviction in this case. >> i think a conviction is likely, ashleigh, for a number of reasons. even in a he said/she said case, you have something that's compelling. you have recent outcry afterward. when you start conferring and recognizing what happened to you, they can come in and testify. but here you have something very compelling, and that's what judge alex will address momentarily and that's the video in this case. now, remember the other day they show thad video in court. now, video is undeniable, and when you have video where

a bbc's alex perez on the investigation and the questions about america's aging highways tonight. >> reporter: tense moments overnight along i-75 in cincinnati. >> report of an overpass at hopple street collapsing. >> reporter: tons of concrete and machinery plummeting onto the highway after this overpass collapsed. >> looks like we have a dismantled overpass collapsed down onto a semitractor trailer here. >> reporter: it was just after 10:30 monday night. the overpass was being demolished as part of a highway widening project when it somehow gave way, pancaking onto the highway below. a semitruck driving under the overpass crashing into the scrumabling concrete. that driver miraculously surviving, just minor injuries. but a construction worker 35-year-old brandon carl, was killed. carl a father of four, was engaged. authorities now working to figure out how an ordinary demolition turned deadly. >> it's a routine operation. for the most part. we've done it on other projects. so it was a simple demolition. >> reporter: federal records show the overpass was in "decent shape," and was r

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>> alex you're right.a might be the most interesting to watch in the next three years in 2016 and 2018 when the governorship and another senate seat may open. your question on harris she's the state attorney general, always a good platform to run for higher office the top law and order official in a particular state. she's african-american also south asian, and a very good friend of president obama's. he got into hot water in 2013 when he called her the best looking attorney general in the united states. >> yeah i remember that. well she's attractive what are you going to do. let's talk about the fascinating california politics at work. on behalf of gavin newsome, he said yesterday he would support harris if she chooses to run. i'm a huge fan and supporter of hers and so maybe you can read between the lines. all right. politico did that calling the decision a powerplay, because he is aiming for california's governorship. >> alex as i mention, there are going to be potentially three offices open in the next

hi, greg. >> thanks, alex.of a pretty big snowstorm for the upper midwest. let's go to the maps. this is how much snow we expect through monday across the region. there is going to be a swath of 12 to 18 in here. i'm thinking closer to 12 rather than 18. but that's still a lot. really along the i-80 corridor and more north of that than south. pretty rapid cut-off as you go southward out of iowa and illinois. then you go from the snow to the rain pretty quickly. but if you time it out overnight tonight, there could be heavy snow across that zone maybe with some even lightning and thunder. so this is a pretty potent system drawing up a lot of warm air from the south. and it's going to continue through late tomorrow. and look what happens in the northeast. burst of snow moves through. but the question is i'm thinking there's going to be some warm air getting in there, maybe making this an icing issue as well. and then over to rain later on monday. watch out, monday morning's rush could be very difficult from about

. >> chris and alex back to you. >> 5:06. we have head down the the shore to see how things are there. >> jennifer joyce is covering the keen for us good morning. >> reporter: good morning, alex and mike. we have since moved. we are in the heart of town with the outlets behind me as well as caesars hotel, give you a sense. looking on the ground you do see, some snow accumulation. it is starting to stick here. i saw this is about an inch of snow or so. we do see crews out here, they are plowing, the shopping center. we are seeing the plow trucks pass us by. other than that, atlantic it the i is pretty quiet. we know schools are closed to day as snow continues to fall. we heard sue serio say we are in for at least a couple of more inches of snow down this way. the waves are pretty high at the shore. national weather service is saying that the heart of the storm that has moved this way up to new england is 90 miles off shore, so that is a sense of how this storm system really shifted, and late last night, and early this morning.

>> i am alex good morning. i think that's a real possibility, not only in france but i think worldwide. you know the terrorists have always benefited from a thing called the propaganda of the deed. you know they use that in suicide bombings. you know we would all think, you know, in looking at it someone puts a bomb on themselves and blows themselves up, who would want to do that. but they leverage that to recruit more people. they recruit more people through the propaganda of the deed. and then someone can copy the behavior. so not only in france certainly there, but worldwide as well. >> yeah. look hindsight is always 20/20, but do you see it as a failure of policing that the two brothers were able to get out of paris after the initial shooting at the magazine? >> well not really. well, let me say, there is some problems there, i think. one of the things is in any big city center certainly, all modern police forces have to be able to put a police rifle team quickly, at any part in the downtown area of the cit

alex, it's important to get this story. we want to hear your voice. i don't know if i was getting through, but i know i was getting closer to that entrance of that cell. we turned and started walking down the cell tier. we get to the entrance and nancy is white. she said to me, i don't know if you realize how lucky you are right now. >> hail might have been lucky and made it out of kentucky knowing alex bennett never will. bennett accepted that. >> i never think about the outside world, never ever. i don't dream about the outside world. i'm 100% prison. i'm 100% -- prison is my life. this is all i've got and all i think about. >> coming up on lock up raw, a prolific prison killer reflects on his crimes on the inside. >> i stabbed him 36 times. i am willing to put so many holes in him that there was no chance he could survive. everybody knows that. well, did you know you that former pro football player ickey woods will celebrate almost anything? unh-uh. number 44... whoooo! forty-four, that's me! get some cold cuts... get some cold cuts... get some col

we will show you, mike and alex. >> isn't sabina cute. bug's ear. >> hi, girl. >> making her blush. >> yes. >> thanks, for slapping me. >> yes. >> it is the whole package. >> yes. >> we're talking with how bob was saying it was bumper to bum per. at the airport we are seeing delays too. >> we have one hour and 22 minutes on arriving flights. that will have that domino effect. flight comes in late, leaves late, and that will impact pretty much the whole country. >> yes. >> airport located of course in delaware county, check out this tweet from delco from folcroft, icy, every where, summer hurry. >> i agree. >> combat word but very meaningful. today's weather by the numbers it is a four out of ten. we will change over to rain. it has not happened yet that wintry mix north and west of philadelphia the bus stop buddy is prepared with the rain gear and mittens as well because it is also quite chilly. winter weather advisory continues for the region until 10:00 a.m. it it does than the include the the shore or southern delaware because for thos

>> thank you, alex. >>> now, to that fast-moving and powerful storm, an alberta clipper, as it's called, on the move tonight. snow, ice, freezing rain. more of that black ice on the way for much of the country, from fargo to philadelphia. let's get straight to abc's chief meteorologist ginger zee at the weather wall tonight. ginger? >> reporter: david, let's talk timing of the storm. let's start in chicago. overnight into early wednesday. then, it moves fast. that's why it's called a clipper. just like the boat. 80, 95 starts to get hit wednesday afternoon and evening. so, late into the night for new york city and overnight, it ends up out to sea. boston could see a little slick commute going into early thursday morning. again, this is one to two inches overall. two-plus or even four in some central pennsylvania areas. but again, fast-moving. we put our whole headline on another storm when it comes to wednesday into thursday, out in the southwest. new mexico, parts of the panhandle of texas, under a winter storm watch. southeast colorado. some of the high country could end up with more

i want to go to alex marquardt on the scene. alex?ge boom, coming from the area back behind me a mile. that's more or less where the industrial zone is, where that printing shop is where those suspect had been holding that hostage. this hostage crisis started about seven hours ago, and, for the last few hours, we understand police have been negotiating with the two suspects inside. but now it seems an operation is under way that the police are going in to try to end this standoff. george? >> you got the picture behind you. you see a big building right there. the small printing shop is right behind that big building. we see the smoke coming out there. we just heard more shots as well. and i want to go to terry moran now in paris, as we continue to watch that. terry, the hostage situation in paris, we've seen reports that the gentleman holding the hostages there in paris had threatened to kill the hostages in paris if the move was made on this printing press. is anything happening in paris right now? >> reporter: right now, george this

the chief from his both departments got together realized the mix up and put alex on a plane to southhow to hunt, alex returned home yesterday. >> unaudible. >> did you hold it. >> no. >> unaudible. >> sheriff in chester county, south carolina says he is happy to show alex a good time and said that whole experience brought tears to his eyes. >> that is fantastic. he is a happy kid. >> love to see that a mix upturned into a great memory for him. >>> first day of the new year and how are we looking. >> it is looking good out there. good morning everyone. happy new year to you. that will wake you up. we are expecting a full bright day of sunshine, and expecting to just see a feel that chill once again. almost a carbon copy forecast as we wrapped up one year and kick start a new one. storm scan three is still quiet, we have a nice clear sky out there it is chilly as a result and we will factor in a relatively modest southeasterly breeze throughout the the day already making it feel like more in the teens or low 20's in spots. a few out liars like wildwood and mount pocono it is more extre

we will show thaw post coming up alex? save more money. there are five things that will cost you more in 2015. so we will tell you why you should enjoy those low gas prices while you can. >> what you are telling me is this gasoline prices will go up. >> yep. >> they are at historic lows. let there be light. >>> there is a 17 year-old young man. >> um-hmm. >> he lives in haverford. he is making $2,000 a day. >> what? >> it is not anything illegal. no. it is a brainchild. $2,000 a day off his instagram account. what a great idea. >> really. >> i'll tell you about what it is. >> four of us are not here tomorrow you know what we are doing. >> we have to come up with an idea. we will do weather and traffic. >> we have to be here because it will snow tomorrow. this is what we live for, right. >> yes. >> mike will break out the his first sweater of the 2015. >> i hate the sweaters. >> lets get through today first. six out of ten. it is just so much colder then it was. yesterday we had mild temperatures but we had all that rain. e

this is alex's favorite guy.ove some old school, i love ted tie. >> it was interesting when alex came in for her job interview we went to have lunch couple things we love, he is her favorite singer. >> i like purpose tiehl. >> oh, look at that. >> thinks meant to be. >> yes. bob us bring us up to date. >> lets go back to sky fox, live over this scene of the crash on kelly drive they are trying to get someone out of the that vehicle there. this is kelly drive right at brewery hill to give you an idea leaving t

. >> but claude doesn't gain worldwide fame until teenager alex graham visits the zoo during a family is generally really quiet. we were looking around. and i just walk off by myself. >> soon, alex comes face-to-face with claude the bear. >> so, i take out my camera. >> alex can't believe his eyes when claude picks up the stick. >> i was pretty amazed when i saw claude playing with the stick doing all these amazing tricks. at the time while i was filming it, i was thinking, this could get millions of views on youtube. >> alex decides to make his vision a reality. he comes home from his trip and edits together a montage of claude's best moves. the bear's tricks are so unbelievable that even alex's sister, yuki, thinks it's a fake. >> there's a ton of crazy stuff in japan, so i thought maybe it was a show or something. then he's like, no, it's real. >> alex uploads the video in september 2009. >> i start getting thousands of views. started getting really excited. and then just week after week it kept blowing up. >> before long, the video entitled "kung fu bear" receives more than 3.5 mi

mike and alex. >> thank goodness. >>> 7:13. new development in the search for that air asia flight, 8501. the bbc is report ago this search and rescue teams have detected signals from the plane's black box and they are racing to reach them right now. meanwhile, four bodies have been recovered, just a few hours ago, that means 48 of the 162 on board have been found. as we told you yesterday a big piece of the tail was found and that is where the black box is. >>> 7:14. new jersey state police are warning people about three highly lethal brand of drugs, that they say are responsible for recent overdose, deaths of six people. >> yeah, investigators say in these cases they found packages of heroin or a mix of unknown drugs labeled power hour, taliban, and strike dead. police say they cause a high, so dangerous that a person who overdosees on them cannot be revived, by narcan or any other device or drug used or count are act the heroin. narcan is a drug administered to reverse an overdose and save lives but it may be no good. >> the

mike and alex back to you. >>> 6:19 on this monday. here's a tough story.g beach california say a body of an infant found yesterday in san diego is that of a missing three week old baby. baby abduct from her long beach california home, following the shooting of her parents and her uncle. investigators say they found the baby's remains in the dumpster behind a strip mall in the san diego area cause of death is still unknown police say of course they are looking for a suspect and they do believe it is a male suspect. >> 6:19. trial of dzhokhar tsarnaev begins today in boston. the jury will be chose friend a pool of 1200 people. jury selection is expected to take several weeks because so many people were affect. we're talking about thousands of runners spectators and others personally affect by the bombing. a tsarnaev pleaded not guilty for his role in the 2013 explosion that is killed three people and wounded more than 260. >>> the search continues for flight 8501. it hads been a week since it went down off the coast of indonesia killing all 162 people on boa

the gas pump bursts into flames with alex trapped underneath. the fire fueled by leaking gasoline. >> and when the fire hit, knowing there was a man there, the first thing i thought of was getting that fire extinguisher. >> and when i came out, laura was headed back toward the door with the fire extinguisher because she couldn't get the pin out and handed it off to me, and the fire was starting to come up so i jumped on top of the fire and tried to knock it down the best i could to get the guy out from underneath it. i used up almost all the fire extinguisher and then put it underneath the pump and blasted him with it. >> following emergency procedure, another sales clerk, kelly chapman, shuts down the power and as captured by the station's surveillance camera calls 911. >> 911. what's your emergency? >> i'm at the gas station. we have a fire. >> where is the fire? >> the pumps. it's at the pump. >> get everyone away from there. we'll send fire. >> everybody get away! oh, my god. oh, my god. get away from there! >> are they listening? >> no. you