allen is in the general population unit.e be deemed incompetent, that would be through a psychiatrist and the court would deem them incompetent and you wouldn't be housed in the house of correction. you would be at bridgewater which is where our state facility is. >> though he's been ruled competent, corey has posed problems. >> he's got a very poor impulse control. when he gets ramped up, he's uncontrollable to bring down. so there are issues. sometimes he's in much more need of mental health to be seen with them and get back down to a calming state. >> no touch and move. okay. you rubbed all over that [ bleep ] dog. okay. it's like that? >> it's like that. >> it's like that? >> it's like that. >> it's like that? >> it's like that. >> while housing corey provides a correctional challenge for staff, sharing a cell with angel fuentes, a friend from the streets, has made time go by a little easier for everyone. >> we've known each other for seven, eight years. he's a riot. he's a riot in here laughing all night, giggling. i do

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why now allen is the biggest one.utweigh did and how he's adding to the duke hate next in ♪ >>> sean bell takes on grayson allen and his allegedly dirty tactics. his commentary in just 15 seconds. ♪ >>> it's always easy to hate duke. it really is they just keep ma making it easier. they have a long line of players that are just really annoying. from christian latener to jj reading but now it's grayson allen holding that flag and he's earn every bit of it allen was caught tripping a player tonig tonight. look at this kicks his leg out and then after that he passes out on the bench. look at this right here. he starts crying and yelling and slamming things as if that karate sweep wasn't obvious. mind you they're playing eli. why in the world would you ever have to play dirty against eli. allen got technical foul and the coach said it was unacceptable but at the same time he said if you want to take shots at duke, then go for it. i'll go for it he's dirty he's cheap and he should be suspended in he was another athlete tha

why now allen is the biggest one.he's adding to the duke hate next in my sports commentary. ♪ p:/fios in the house!5df] dave this fios party is da bomb! fo shizzle! it's tv totally ahead of its time. yo, let me check that. oh snap. that x1 voice remote is crunk! and it lets me search with the sound of my voice. what should i watch? things have come a long way since you got fios. [nervously laughs] what's fios? fios has fallen behind. don't fall with it. xfinity x1 will change the way you experience tv. ♪ >>> sean bell takes on grayson allen and his allegedly dirty tactics. his commentary in just 15 seconds. ♪ >>> it's always easy to hate duke. it really is they just keep ma making it easier. they have a long line of players that are just really annoying. from christian latener to jj reading but now it's grayson allen holding that flag and he's earn every bit of it allen was caught tripping a player tonig tonight. look at this kicks his leg out and then after that he passes out on the bench. look at this right here. he

police now have 36-year-old byron allen, jr. n custody. they say he picked his victim at random. let's get right tout to fox 29's dave kinchen live outside the yea dan police department with these latest developments. dave. >> reporter: yeah arc lost new information in this case that came out from investigators including details that are quiet frankly graphic in this case and they were even difficult for the victim's family to hear. >> this is what i wanted for christmas, and, um, i'm getting it. we're going to find justice. >> reporter: a rush of emotion for sell today gibson as she processes the first, second and third degree murder charges filed against 37-year-old byron allen in the horrific slashing death of her daughter natasha gibson in september. >> i just want everyone to remember my daughter natasha gibson, her fun-loving caress mick self the person that she was. >> byron allen did not know natasha gibson stalked her as she walk to family friend's place in yeadon. allen confronting gibson as she got to the steps. >> over 20 stab wounds to her body, mull pell stab wounds

star guard grayson allen caught purposely tripping an opposing player again.ody injured, but this player's reputation severely hurt. allen finished the game speaking before he learned today he would be suspended indefinitely from the team. >> i made a really bad play. i'm sorry to him, santa ana, sorry it my team. >> reporter: known for strong moves, allen has a reputation for dirty play. february 8th, his first tripping incident against louisville. two weeks later, another takedown against florida state. now a third foul, some say is bigger than the game. >> sportsmanship is something that we value as american sports fans. and what grayson allen is doing with the tripping is the opposite of that. >> reporter: already a superstar at one of the nation's most prestigious universities, allen skipped the nba draft to play another year with duke. his legendary coach mike krzyzewski -- >> what happened was unacceptable and he knows it. >> reporter: says he is allen's coach and teacher and the lesson he is giving tonight is bigger than basketball. miguel almaguer, nb

most of my life and an epidemiologist and concerned about the population that led me working with allennd others which is other people have said really a unique initiative in the acceptance that that is bringing together all aspects of health interested parties in san francisco to do something that is really hard and complex and only done if we have a collective impact on the process cancer is the number one killer in san francisco as allen said by car more important as a public health medical on or about than other problems might maybe 13 hundred san franciscans die every year from some sort of cancer and 4 thousand plus new cases every year so in one sense it is is manageable number and a big number we shouldn't have a tolerant in a city with the kind of resources and expertise and willingness to work together and willingness to build something with a collective impact this is something where we are starting with cancers which effect the most people in the city their may not be one and 40 types of cancers but a small amount of cancer 50 percent of the dedicates overall we know how to

>> reporter: sell today gibson reacting to multiple murder charges filed against 37-year-old byron allen accused in the violent throat slashing death every her daughter nat at a gibson this past september. >> we're going to get justice finally. >> reporter: delaware county prosecutors say byron allen had no connection to 32-year-old

john allen/ rhode island state police:"but i've never seen anything like that. and for other people to watch it. i would hope it's eye- opening for anyone else... " state police tell nbc-10 news, rojas has a lengthy traffic record.state police reached out to facebook directly, putting a legal request for the social media network to save that live stream.the video... will be used as evidence against rojas in court.capt. john allen/ rhode island state police:"how do you beat the think you can, i think it pretty much puts the nail on the coffin for mr. rojas." police plan to bring misdemeanor charges against the suspect. another weekend... nearly upon us. here's a live look from port washington. meteorologist brian niznansky is back with we kept a pretty thick cloud cover most of the day, but we didn't have the flurries and managed to climb into the upper 30s, which is actually right on par for this time of year. tonight's forecast calls for mostly cloudy skies and temp 30 lakeside and 20s inland.the weekend starts decent on saturday but ends messy on sunday. we sh

he knows it. >> says he's both allen's coach and teacher.ving is bigger than basketball. miguel almaguer, nbc news. >> you hate to see like such a nice sport, especially at a collegiate level, have that kind of ugliness in the game. only hope that he's learned from these mistakes and going forward does not repeat them. >> especially if he decides to go pro. maybe this will be the shift. >> especially under coach k. who probably doesn't tolerate that behavior. >> we thank you for being with us on this friday. i'm frances rivera. >> i'm ayman mohyeldin. from our "early today" family to yours, have a wonderful and safe holiday. see you back here monday morning. >>> good morning. we are in a microclimate weather alert as this storm system moves into the bay area with heavy rain, gusty winds and the potential of thunder and lightning as well. i'll have details coming up in the forecast. >>> pete suratos in the north bay where we're monitoring the wet conditions all morning long. i'll be bringing that to you coming up. >>> breaking news from overs

. >> the da talking about byron allen, charges with the brutal crimes against women. he was formerly charged today with the september murder of natasha gibson. it was a random encounter and that gibson did not know her attacker. >> killed her by slashing her over 20 stab wounds to her body and multiple stab wounded to her chest, face and neck, her neck was slashed open. >> police say that allen was injured in the attack and left a blood trail that extended to philadelphia where video shows him calmly buying a beer at a convenience store. allen is also charged with four slashings and six assaults in kensington and philadelphia police released photos of a possible suspect. >> we received numerous tips after releasing that. following up on the tips we were able to develop byron allen as a suspect. >> he was patrolled in 2015 after serving 12 to 15 years behind bars, the first of this set of crimes is he charged with occurred in april. and allen is now the prime suspect in a july murder of a woman named ricky morgan whose body was found in kensington last july. john rawli

most of my life and an epidemiologist and concerned about the population that led me working with allennd others which is other people have said really a unique initiative in the acceptance that that is bringing together all aspects of health interested parties in san francisco to do something that is really hard and complex and only done if we have a collective impact on the process cancer is the number one killer in san francisco as allen said by car more important as a public health medical on or about than other problems might maybe 13 hundred san franciscans die every year from some sort of cancer and 4 thousand plus new cases every year so in one sense it is is manageable number and a big number we shouldn't have a tolerant in a city with the kind of resources and expertise and willingness to work together and willingness to build something with a collective impact this is something where we are starting with cancers which effect the most people in the city their may not be one and 40 types of cancers but a small amount of cancer 50 percent of the dedicates overall we know how to

lance allen, today's tmj4. rod, still looking beautiful up here, like a snow globe. >> we'll see you in about 15 minutes. >> thanks so much, rod. >>> the badgers are going bowling. big red will face off with western michigan in the cotton bowl in dallas on january 2nd. last night penn state dashed the badgers play off hope with a 31-38 victory in the big 10 championship game. >> fidel castro was laid to >> you're watching today's tmj4, with katie crowther, storm team 4 meteorologist scott beal and rod burks, spofrts. >> welcome back. blaze in oakland. >> officials say only 20% of the building has been searched. they expect the number of lives loss to increase. they say it could take weeks to identify the victims. they're asking for the victims' families help. >> we have confirmed the count of deceased at 30. that is an astronomical number. we're still not done. as you can hear behind me, they are working and pulling this it. so we're starting to get deeper into the building. as we do that, we're continuing to f

his co-star joanna kerns tweeted out i love allen.was one of the funniest men i have ever known. we shared a life changing effect. >> from fuller how is she has known him since 8 years old. actor rob lowe says allen thicke was one of the fysest guys in our business. he loved his family and hockey and a shocking, sad loss. >> speaking of hock he couldn't, the edmonton oilers with this throw back photo of thicke and hockey legend wayne gretzky. this is heartbreaking. pop singer robin thicke speaking to the la times calling his father the greatest man i ever me met. allan thicke was just 69 years old. back to you guys. >> those team songs and those shows. it brings it all back, doesn't it? >> i watched every episode of "growing pains." >> thank you. >> dna testing could help solve a case that has captivated the country for 20-years. the murder of jonbonet ramsey. an investigation showing serious flaws on testing key things in the past including what she was wearing when she was killed on christmas night. it will be investigated with more

. >> reporter: gruesome details, we know the man is 37 year old byron allen of philadelphia, charged with murder and robbery in the killing of a wambach in september. and district attorney jack whalen calling this one of the most dangerous criminals he's ever encountered as da here in delaware county. victim 32 year old natasha gibson of yeadon, authority say she was random target walking home from bar in upper darby september 22. she actually made it to the steps of the home in the 600 block of bailey road when alan allegedly stabbed her at least 20 times, and sliced her throat with a steak knife, enough to sever her vocal cords and trachea. police say they followed allen's blood trail all the way back to philadelphia, where he bought a beer at a convenience store, that was not his only suspected attack. authorities say allen also running today at least three violent sexual assaults in philadelphia's kensington section, spanning from april to december, and the district attorney says these are crimes of rage. >> make no mistake. we don't believe that the motive for this particular mu

here is allen coming back, allen scores a career-high 34 points, duke wins 94-45, and another guy withexplosive moves. sean smith. watch out. the strong finish reminds me that smith is only 6'1" folks, pretty crazy, he has an awesome last name. wichita state beats oklahoma 76-73. the 2016 heisman trophy winner is lamar jackson, the sophomore quarterback threw 34 touchdowns. jackson is louisville's first ever heisman trophy winner. >>> all right, from south dakota state, hiding behind the lines, sneaks around to score a touchdown, take another look. very, very sneaky, nobody saw him. was not enough for the win. north dakota state wins 36-10. >>> and giants closer introduced last friday after signing a four-year $62 million deal, a much needed deal for the giants who blew a major league need. giants later posted a photo on twitter a letter from a young fan with the caption, fan mail to our gm bobby evans, hash tag, we are listening, the letter reads bobby it would be so cool if the giants got mark ballantin, i really want you to go out very, very soon. he really, really needs to come to

. >> but south african art historian professor nicholas allen thinks he knows the answer.world's earliest surviving photograph. >> i looked at the shroud and i said, how are you made? and the shroud tells us that it is acting like a negative photograph. i'm quite aware that that might sound like a crazy idea, to think that somebody was able to make a photograph 600 years ago. but when i started to look at the technology that was available at that time, i realized they had everything already. >> from his study of art history, allen knew that medieval artists already used an optical device called a camera obscura. >> camera obscura work exactly like a human eye. what we have here is a box that is sealed. no light can enter into it except through this hole. like a human eye, there is a lens. whatever is outside this box is focused through this lens and forms an image on the back wall of the camera and it's inverted. in other words, it's upside down. >> the lens at the front of the camera ensures a sharp image is projected on the back wall. >> we know for a fact that this is v

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we're the allens. we're better than that. >> as a result of her progress, the judge in her case granted her a transfer to a drug rehab program instead of prison. >> i take it you're not going to prison? >> no. no. >> william had proven responsible behind bars as well. he had a job detail and had earned recognitions. >> this is the certificate i got for a therapeutic community men's recovery and violence prevention program. >> and cory seemed to be managing his imaginary friend and sometimes instigator, jimmy, with medication. >> so here we had a story that started off with the telling of this grisly act of violence, and it turned into a story about the love and support between three siblings who grew up under really tough circumstances and were working hard to improve their lives. but later we would come to learn that maybe it just wasn't their time yet. >> before we completed our shoot in boston, things had gone wrong for all three of the allens. melissa had fled her rehab program and was back on the

>> reporter: after the game, a visibly emotional allen apologized.try to be better again, like i try to be better last year. >> reporter: but this is not an isolated incident. >> i don't know how the referee misses that. >> reporter: in february, allen appeared to intentionally trip a louisville player. two weeks later, again. during a game against florida state. >> that is never acceptable! you're out on the street and you do that, what is going to happen? >> reporter: critics blasted duke university and coach krzyzewski for failing to discipline their star athlete. >> coach k, this has happened three times under youatr wch inside of a year! >> i agree. >> either you're coaching or condoning it. >> this stuff is dirty. >> what he did was wrong. >> reporter: in an interview thursday, krzyzewski says allen's behavior, although wrong, is manageable. >> it's not like he committed rape, sexual assault. he robbed somebody, you know? those are heinous, heinous acts. this is a stupid thing that he a lot easier than those other things. >> reporter: so allen'

iowa state star receiver allen lazard set to make a big annoncement on his football future... and the 19th ranked iowa state basketball prepares for a tough test tonight at hilton colisium. and as a remde - or if you have pictures or video to share... you can do that by going to our page on facebook. you can also "like" our page to stay up to date on breaking news and the butterburger is made of just three cuts of fresh midwest beef. nothing more, nothing less. so we got the sirloin, the chuck and the plate. no fillers; that's it. all prized cuts, all well-marbled for richness and flavor. this is where those three wonderful cuts of beef come together. you can just tell that blend is working in there. it doesn't get any better than that. and that's the culver's butterburger. the 19th ranked iowa state cyclones are back in actiona tonight at hilton colisium. the cyclones host the cincinnati bearcats in a game that tips off at 8 o'clock. the five and one cyclones will be playing for the first time since losing their first game of the season on sunday to eighth ranked gonzaga. the

police say 36-year-old is a more allen, jr.ick his victim at random. >> natasha gibson was found with her throat slashed outside her home back in september. as fox 29's dave kinchen reports the suspect is tied to other attacattacks. >> this is what i wanted for christmas, and i'm getting it. we're going to find justice. >> reporter: sell today gibson reaction to go multiple murder charges file against 37-year-old byron allen accused in the violent throat slashing death of her daughter natasha gibson this past september. >> we're going to get justice finally. >> reporter: delaware county prosecutors say byron allen had no connection to 32-year-old natasha gibson and randomly targeted her as she went to family friend's house on bailey road in yeadon. he confronted her as she got to the steps. >> over 20 stab wounds to her body. multiple stab wounds to her chest, her face, her neck. her neck was slashed open. >> reporter: trail of blood followed moving away from the scene stretching all the way into philadelphia. to a store where

what led to the entire department plus -- port-washington based shoe company "allen edmonds" has been sold. what the buyout means for the future of the popular brand. businesses has been bought. but, this appears to be a good thing, according to port washingtons mayor. justin williams shares the story. wednesday, port washington mayor, tom mlada, discusses some big, business news, following word of a significant sale. tuesday evening, the saint louis footwear company, calares, incorporated, announced its purchase of port washington-based, allen edmonds shoe corportation. theyre growing, and thats a good thing. allen edmonds employs just over a thousand people - nearly 500 of whom work in port washington, where the mayor expects them to stay. i think thats gonna mean great things, in terms of employment, here, within our community. obviously, were talking about hundreds of jobs, already, and i think thats only, that commitments only gonna continue to grow. in a statement, the ceo, president, and chair of in part, quote were also eager to explore their manufacturing resources, as we con

with the one and only allen iverson in the house. >> and vp chants for allen iverson honored for hisction. he loves you back. >> i don't think you all understand how much i love you all. 'til death do us apart for real. i'm not taking anything away from the new era and the way things go now, but i could nevea game if something wasn't broke. >> is he taking a shot at how the sixers are handling things? they are force today fight back, okafor cleans up, combining for 29. julius randle will, down as many as 22, sixers down 189. the most loss in the nba. feeling the effects of a concussion, darren sprols ruled out for sunday's game and ravens with sprols out, bernard returns. with a banged up offensive line in a meaningless game, should she sit carson wentz and keep him out of harm's way? coach pederson says no way. >> i'm a believer in finish this out in the right way. we play our guys that have been there all season long. he's been a big part of that. i don't want to do that right now with him. i don't want to send that type of message not only to him but the team. >> still >> flyers w

they have charged 37 year old byron allen, junior in the murder of natasha gibson in september. this was brutal. they say he randomly picked a 32 year old, as she was going to a family friends' house, slashed her throat, and stabbed her more than 20 times. investigators say, he left a blood trail from yeadon all the way to philadelphia. police followed that trail to a steak knife that he had dumped in a storm drain. the victim's family says they really have mixed emotions about the charges. >> this is what i wanted for christmas. and i'm getting it. we're going to find justice. it is an unfortunate situation. we're going through mixed emotions like we're happy, then at the same time, we're sad. >> investigators say, allen was already facing charges for at least three sexual assaults of women in kensington. he's the prime suspect in the rape and murder of another woman. >>> all right, do you recognize three, these three guys right here? philadelphia police say this trio is wanted in connection with assault inside a chain a town restaurant. this is one of the suspect. happened thi

after the attack, allen was caught on surveillance video going to get beer at a store.nvestigators called it one of the most brutal attacks they've seen. >> seeing this brutal murder and the motive, the stalking in the night, just to kill. the sport of killing is the motive. >> according to prosecutors, dna has also linked allen to four sex assaults in kensington. in each case, the women's throats were slashed or choked unconscious. those women survived the attacks. >>> a philadelphia mother said she will be at every court appearance for the man accused of killing her 8-year-old daughter. paul woodland was expected to be in court yesterday but his hearing was pushed back. he's accused of hitting 8-year-old deanna powell and then driving off. powell's mom was at the courthouse yesterday. >> it's hard. it's the first step. >> she was walking home from school with her siblings last month in the overbrook neighborhood when she was hit and killed. >>> a school superintendent in camden county under fire for discrimination complaints will remain on paid leave until the end of

the suspect is byron allen of philadelphia. surveillance images of him shortly after violent attacks and he was charged in attempted murder for the brutal throat slashing of a woman in richmond and now dna has linked him to the murder of natasha gibson in september. >> we hope in the next few days we'll be able to get the confirming lab report in regard to dna and then we'll act accordingly. >> delaware district attorney jack walen says the motive is unclear and they suspect it may just have been a crime of opportunity as gibson was walking home from a bar to a friend's house on bailey street. the killer was cut and left a trail of blood and police found the suspected murder weapon in a storm drain and gibson's mother says her daughter was a loving moth

the team honored allen iverson for his induction into the hall of fame back in september.verson spoke to the crowd and took a shot at some of today's nba players. hear what he had to say, that's coming up in sports. >>> a holiday proposal, one local woman will never forget. take a look. >> all right. >> that's private nicholas little and his new fiancee, he popped the question tonight in front of the steps of the philadelphia museum of art. he's stationed in texas. now he's getting ready for deployment. >>> the weather may put a damper on your weekend plans tomorrow. a live look at camelback mountain where the winter blast is kicking in. temperatures mrun zmrj yeah, snow and ice. big problem for many overnight and nbc 10 first alert meteorologist sheena parveen joining us for your full forecast. >> here's where the temperatures feel like, finally a it will bit of a break from the single digits. feeling like the teens and the 20s, actual temperatures are below freezing. so, anything that falls tonight will be snow and tomorrow morning we'll see a transition to ice. that's w

first, to the conversation that left lily allen in tears.he singer had never visited a refugee camp before. she met unaccompanied child migrants living in a makeshift camp, in calais, and it overwhelmed her. her apology to one refugee, on behalf of the uk, became front—page news. here is some of what she saw there. calais's makeshift refugee camp, thejungle, home to around 10,000 people, including children. this place has been partially demolished once already and reappeared. but the french government wants it gone again and will start knocking it down within weeks. music playing a world away from the squalor of the camp, lily allen is working on her new album, in a studio in north london. what do you think you can achieve by going there? save everyone. no... i hope that... on a personal level, to just see things for myself so i know and i can talk openly about it, having experienced it even for a short amount of time. and humanise the people that are there because at the moment what i read, all these articles which are very dehumanising abo

and charged with the murder is byron allen of philadelphia. >> we know he killed her by way of slashing her, over 20 stab wounds to her body. multiple stab wounds to her chest and face and neck and her neck was slashed open. >> police say that allen was cut during the attack and trailed his own blood almost two miles from the crime scene in delaware county up to baltimore avenue over to philadelphia where the murder knife was discovered in a storm drain at 61st street and then on to a convenience store at 58th and katherine where surveillance video picked up allen picking up a beer. he is now charged with five slashings and sex assaults. the first one in april. >> a 45-year-old female had her throat cut with a box cutter and it was severe. >> allen is still a suspect in the murder of ricky morgan a woman whose body was found last july only blocks from the four other kensington attacks. >> reporter: so maybe more to come here. allen so far charged with five attacks all against women and all of them apparently random as far as police can determine. john rawlins, channel 6 "action news." >

allen hauerton.nd as you've also heard, we are honored to be joined this morning by the architect of the world war ii memorial, frederick st. florian. thank you for being with us. and i think everyone will agree that the design is remarkable it's a ting tribute great honor to have former senate majority leader bob dole with us this morning. he is a remarkable long-term supporter of veterans, and of this memorial in particular. three times decorated for his bravery and sacrifice in combat during world war ii. senator dole served as the chairman of the national campaign that raised the private contribution that largely funded the construction of the world war ii memorial, so thank you so much for that ift to the nation. and perhaps most importantly today, to all members of our armed forces and the veterans who are with us, thank you for your service, and we are absolutely honored by your presence with us this morning. there is no tribute, no commemoration, no honor that truly can recognize the magnitud

the suspect is byron allen of philadelphia. investigators say that these are surveillance images of him shortly after violent attacks and he was charged in attempted murder for the brutal throat slashing of a woman in richmond and now dna has linked him to the murder of natasha gibson in september. >> we hope in the next few days we'll be able to get the confirming lab report in regard to dna and then we'll act accordingly. >> delaware district attorney jack walen says the motive is unclear and they suspect it may just have been a crime of opportunity as gibson was walking home from a bar to a friend's house on bailey street. the killer was cut and left a trail of blood and police found the suspected murder weapon in a storm drain and gibson's mother says her daughter was a loving mother who did not deserve to die. the developments are bitter sweet. >> it's been rough. it's been rough. but i'm so happy right now. like -- >> sources say that philadelphia police suspect allen is responsible for a half dozen other violence attacks

fort allen was unable airbase. time i -- fort allen was a naval airbase. by the time i looked up skyward, i was almost positive there were a vof them coming in formation. i saw the bomb struck. i saw a huge red flame and black smoke. i thought, oh, my god. somebody really goofed because those are real bombs. thought, my god. somebody really made a mistake. those are real bombs. just about that time, i felt the ship lurch. we were being hit by torpedoes on the opposite side, which, of course, i could not see that side. when he torpedoes hit, i actually felt the ship lurch. aroundp was somewhere 22,000 tons. we were not walking around. and when a bomb would hit, you could feel the ship. this was kind of an outward feeling, and i'm sure there was a torpedo. there is some question about whether the bombers got there first. i am sure that lurch was a torpedo. there is a matter of seconds before the bugle sounded general quarters. you know, that is were you go to your battle station. , my battle station was midship. as i was running down, running down the passag

tmz is reporting that allen thick has died. he had a heart attack this afternoon while playing hockey with one of his sons. thicke is best known as the star of the 1980 sitcoms growing pains and a song writer that composed that theme song. allen thicke was 69 years old. >> the push to have free tuition in city colleges in san francisco led to an unusual protest at city hall. tara moriarty says there was no chanting or yelling just christmas carols. >> they are not your typical city hall protestors. these demonstrators ditched the usual picket sides and bullhorns. >> for sheet music and singing. >> they knocked on supervisor's doors. >> and a caroling they went. >> all in the fight to make san francisco city college free. >> going to city college opened up a world. >> actor danny glover supports the mission that chooses money generated from prop w to make classes at city college free. >> it is preserving. >> connie ford a graduate of city college says mayor ed lee wants to use the funds for other leads. >> we are saying a promis

mayor you've been supportive of program of the court. >> thank you for your kind remarks allen you'veeen a phenomenal leader in juvenile probation and all the commissioners that help and guide us thank you but to everyone as partners in the public defender's office jean from the district attorney's office, conflicts council all the jewel probation everyone that works in the program really cares about children you can't you can't sustain the caring and compassion i want to thank everyone and mayor for your support ♪ cleaver and keep any remarks under a minute there we go thank you >> (clapping.) >> thank you. i won't take long either i want to first time start off by threatening mayor ed lee and chief and the others folks we've its been a long time coming i was a member of the city family when we had you know over one hundred youths in the facility and thanks to the contribution over the years through the budget process by the mayor and the board of supervisors consistently funding the department making sure it has the resources here we go i want to put this in perspective a city of ni

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all allen thicke died suddenly this evening.inds of reaction. >>> plus new information about the wild police chase at the heart of rush hour tonight. a woman in handcuffs driving a stolen cruiser into virginia and workers planning to strike tomorrow at two of our major airports. the impact it could have and what they're demanding. >>> and first up tonight that breaking news on i-95 in maryland. we sent you the alert on our nbc washington app. we show you the traffic getting by slowly now in both directions after a tractor-trailer crashed near the icc in laurel. this is on the northbound side. both directions were closed at one point tonight. a helicopter landed to take one person to the hospital. prince george's county fire officials say one adult and one child have life threatening injuries. two other people were hurt. we're still working to get more information, but expect the cleanup northbound to last a while. >>> now to the breaking news we told you about live at 6:00. a woman in handcuffs leads police on a wild chase from

allen, thank you for that. >>> another female democrat kamala harris will take boxer's seat. harris is the current state attorney general. ♪[ music ] >>> politics at play during today's remembrance of the pearl harbor attack. >> coming up, how an admiral's comments during today's ceremony took a jab at colin kaepernick. >> plus, a store clerk hands them to you all the time. the potential health problems though with paper receipts. >> and a bear right under their noses. how homeowners found this new guest. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, japanese attack on pearl ha. tributes were carried out as the country.. including her the bay area >>> today marks 75 years since the japanese attack on pearl harbor. tributes were carried out across the country including right here in the bay area. a race car driver honored the memory of his late grandfather who survived the attack on board the u.s.s. san francisco. mike hill drove his custom california 38 race car from michigan to the site of a memorial for the ship at lands end. that's where a special wreath- laying ceremony was held. >> it's an honor

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lowell: i know you know allen's work. even if you do not know allen. he has been responsible for a great deal of our successful plays and especially our musicals. "a funny thing happened," "kiss me kate," and a very musically oriented "romeo and juliet." i do not know if you know what we do. he is our resident drama torgue, and what is a drama togurgue? it is the person who knows the history and background of what we do. i would tell you he is the guy that makes sure we get it right. i thought it was a special might to not only introduce two people who really make this place happened but also to take the theme of our play and see where we go with it while the judges deliberate. so i think my first question is obviously to you, allen. how do you and your colleagues take on the challenge of putting on and making fresh a play that everybody who sits in the audience knows and knows well and probably have seen in one way theater, film, or in any , other way will double times? >> well, it is because of a huge amount of my own jewish neuroses. [laughter] >> w

>> reporter: sell today gibson reacting to multiple murder charges filed against 37-year-old byron allen accused in the violent throat slashing death every her daughter nat at a gibson this past september. >> we're going to get justice finally. >> reporter: delaware county prosecutors say byron allen had no connection to 32-year-old natasha gibson and randomly targeted her as she went to a family friend's house on bailey road in yeadon. he confronted her as she got to the steps. >> over 20 stab wounds to her body. multiple stab wounds to her chest. her face her neck, her neck was slashed open. >> reporter: trail of blood followed moving away from the scene stretching all the way into philadelphia to a store where investigators say allen was captured on surveillance video bleeding from the hand. a steak 95, bloody baseball bat gibson's id cards and purse were found by detectives along the way. >> this is a heinous brutal murder and the motive is the stalking in the night just to kill the sport of killing is the motive in this particular case. >> reporter: prosecutors say allen was already