the app universe is much closer to the consumers. you see companies like netflix amazon, and google who are high regarded by consumers, where as it is safe to say that many consumers do not mind your industry as popular. in that way, is there a connection between the popularity of an industry and its success, lobbying, or success deriving from policy and victories and washington? >> i would say the only thing that affects consumer popularity is how you treat a customer and whether you're are providing services that they value. it has, i do not think any neighbor of mine cares about the policy that is going on or how this is fairing or not faring, it is the products and services they consume. but i will dispute the suggestion that the apps are closer to the consumer, i think quite the contrary. cable companies and walk right into your house, nothing more intimate than that. they send you the bill. they are the ones that when you call -- the ones you call when you have a problem. you may have a router that was made in silicon valley, b

. >> so you were drawing a distinction between the valley and the app universe, the app universe is, obviously, sort of much closer to consumers. i think, you know, you see companies hike netflix or amazon or google are very well regarded by consumers whereas i think, you know, it's probably safe to say that many consumers don't find your industry as popular. in that light, you know, is there a connection between the popularity of an industry and its success at, you know lobbying or success at deriving policy victories in washington? >> guest: well, if i understand -- i'm not sure i understand the question, but i would say, look, the only thing that affects consumer popularity is how you treat a customer what your relationship is with that customer and whether your providing them -- you're providing them quality services that they value. i don't think any neighbor of mine thinks two wits about what policy issue's going on or how their industries are fairing or not fare -- faring or not faring. i also would dispute the suggestion that, you know, the app skies are closer to the consume

the app university is obviously much closer to the consumers. i think companies like netflix or amazon or google art very well-regarded by consumers whereas i think it's safe to say that many consumers don't find the industry is popular. in that light, you know is there a connection between the popularity of an industry and its success at lobbying or success at driving policy victories in washington? >> guest: i'm not sure understand the question but i would say the only thing it affects consumer popularity is how you treat a customer and what your relationship is with the customer and whether you give them services they value. i don't think any neighbor of mine thinks two wits about how their industries are faring are not paired faring and whether or not they don't like products and services they consume. i also dispute the apps are closer to consumers and i think it's quite the contrary. cable companies walk right into your house. nothing more intimate than that. cable companies are the ones ascended the bill. cable companies are the ones that

app. >>> university of virginia police are investigating a possible sexual assault on a campus residence hall. police chief did not give many details in the letter to uva students but said a student reported the assault last friday. the investigation comes after a now discredited magazine story about a culture of alleged sexual violence at the school. state lawmakers will take up a bill that requires colleges to report alleged campus sexual assaults to police in 24 hours. >>> the man charged in the disappearance. uva student hannah graham will wait a little longer before his trial in fairfax county. his lawyers said they need more time to look over evidence. he's accused of sexually assaulting and trying to kill a woman he attacked in 2005 while she walked home from a grocery store. there has not been a new trial date set. >>> wusa9 learned the fairfax county police officer who shot john geer while responding to a domestic violence call had been the subject of four internal affairs investigations. one of those involved anger issues. the family of john geer wants a judge to force the coun

lynn university will be the first to use the app campus wide. and there is mixed reaction. >> i don't want anyone to get in trouble when i don't get to class. >> i think it definitely does help. in the mornings hard to get out of bed and go to class. >> reporter: but at the van casteren household where tuition bills get mailed, it's a welcomed change. >> it enforces the bond between the parent and the student, working towards the same successful goal which is their success in life. >> reporter: kristen welker, nbc news, boca raton, florida. >>> up next, the dancer who refused to give up on her dreams and how she's recovered from her loss. >>> in the five years since haiti's devastating earthquake, a young dancer has become a powerful symbol of the country's struggles and its resilience. she's refused to give up on her dreams despite overwhelming odds. dr. nancy snyderman has been keeping tabs on her ever since the deadly quake and follows up tonight with an inspiring second act. >> reporter: for years fabienne jean performed with some of haiti's

. >>> paying for college is no easy task but at drexel university a senior says his app, can help you by getting you free money. app pairs students available to scholarships and its popularity is through the roof. here's "eyewitness news" reporter, todd quinones. >> reporter: chris gray is but he wants your kid to get free money. >> i came into college winning a million-dollar in scholarships and it is a beautiful thing now that i'm creating something that is helping millions of students to dot same. >> reporter: drexel university senior designed an app and web side called school y designed to help students and parents pay for rising cost of college. >> i have two in college right now. >> my parents are covering it mostly. >> i know that the tuition is really high. >> of course i'm trying to find more scholarships next year. >> reporter: after a successful appearance friday on the television show shark tank, his company hit the atmosphere. >> we are number one in the app story of all. >> reporter: idea behind it is simple buy mobile app for 99 cents and fill out a few questions burr s

lynn university will be the first to use the app campuswide.reaction. >> i don't want anyone to get in trouble when i don't get to class. >> i think it definitely does help. in the mornings hard to get out of bed and go to class. >> reporter: but at the van castren household where tuition bills get mailed it's a welcomed change. >> it enforces the bond between the parent and the student, working towards the same successful goal which is their success in life. >> reporter: kristen welker nbc news bowca raton, florida. >>> up next okay, call me crazy, but i like it when my hygienist lets me know i'm doing a good job. i like it when my toothpaste lets me know too. that's why i went pro. go pro with crest pro-health. it's specially formulated for an intensive clean. it's great. i can really feel it deep cleaning my mouth. for a clean that's 4x better try these crest pro-health products together. my hygienist is going to love this. crest pro-health protects all these areas dentists check most. go pro, with crest pro-health i knew i was going to nail

there are a growing number of apps that can help you walk and text even surf the web by making your screen transparent. a group of cornell university students created an app that connected phones to crosswalk signals via bluetooth. they believe the app could save lives. but others say there's a much simpler solution. >> if it's a really important text that you're getting stop. read the text. then continue on. >> texting while walking is so common there's now a word for it. wexting. >> we've never done that. >> never ever. >> in the back of my mind i'm thinking someone is going to catch this on camera and i'm never going to live this down. [ laughter ] maybe just put the phone in your purse or pocket. >> good idea. >>> drivers in the santa cruz mountains about to take a major detour. the stretch of highway 9 that goes from santa cruz to felton that will be closed for six months for road work. traffic will be diverted on to highway 17. that is not just a pain for drivers. could be bad for businesses along highway 9 of course. in this video the highway was partially shut down during last week's storms. now business is very concerned.

there are growing numbers of apps that can help you walk and text, even surf the web by making your screen transparent. a group of cornell universitydents created an app that connects phones to crosswalk signals by blue tooth. they believe the apps save lives but others say there is a much simpler solution. >> if it is an important text, stop, read the text, then continue on. >> reporter: in san francisco, julie watts, kpix5. >> texting while walking is so common, there is even a word for it. wexting. >> or swimming if you end up in the pond. [ laughter ] >>> tonight, we are getting an explanation from a supreme court justice about her front row nap. this picture of ruth bader ginsberg dozing off last month has gone viral. she had ates it was her dinner drink that did her in. >> i wasn't 100% sober because before we went to the state of the union ... [ laughter ] we had dinner together, and i thought stay away from the wine, but the winner was so delicious, it need wine, too. so, so i got a call when i came home from one of my granddaughters and she said, grandma, you were sleeping at the state of the union! [ laughter ] >> well, a

argue the app could undermine students's ability to motivate themselves. >> it sends a poor message that you can't be trusted and we're going to keep an eye on you. >> reporter: lynn universitysident kevin ross disagrees. >> if we can continue the lessons they learned in high school of g classes, we're doing our job. >> reporter: this new app isn't just here at lynn university. it's estimated at least 5,000 college students all acros country could be tracked by class 120 in the fall. lynn university will be the first to use the app campus wide. >> i don't really want to get in trouble when i don't go to class. >> i think it definitely does help. in the mornings it's hard to get out of bed and go to class. >> reporter: at the household where the tuition bills get mailed it's welcome change. >> it enforces the bond between the parent a student working towards the same successful goal which is their success in life. >> reporter: kristen welker broker raton, florida. >> the dean of students from oklahoma and south carolina and said you guys are in big trouble. >> the second part is the spring semester is tricky for meteorology folks because it's storm chasing season. >> my bigge

app. >> a live look over center city university city, rather. the sun going down and so are the temperatures. we are in for a bitter blast of cold air starting tomorrow morning. nbc 10 first alert meteorologist sheena parveen is tracking the drastic drop in temperatures. >> the winds tonight are making it feel worse out there. >> oh yes. the winds will be a huge factor coming late tonight and tomorrow morning and in tonight into tomorrow morning it is going to feel a lot colder than the actual temperatures. so we do have a windchill advisory because of this through parts of the area and it will feel from minus 5 to minus 15 degrees and some of those numbers will start to set in late tonight. this will be antarctic cold spell for not just tomorrow morn anding then as we jump ahead to sunday and monday morning it will feel below zero and it is starting to feel colder outside and lehigh valley already feeling like the teens in some spots, but as we go into tonight by 11:00 p.m. and we'll be feeling by 4 degrees by 6:00 in the morning and by noon to

students from california state university created the app.in class or at the library. the app verifies location and locks the phone and depending on how long the user focuses on schoolwork they'll earn on campus deals and discounts. >> if you were in class for two hours, you could gain anywhere from five to 10 points maybe even more. you can get a buy one get one free with that. two for one plays. >> paying attention. so far it's only seven universities across the country offering it. among them is penn state and in keeping with the whole offering deals thing you can download the app for free. >>> okay. >> there you go. >> speaking of, you know, social media stuff mr. 50,000 twitter followers over here. >> 56. >> you get points if you turn the computer on and don't send any e-mails during the show g is that what it is. >> i got you. >> tiger woods no longer be the tiger woods that we all new. he had more problems today. and just maybe a flyer that has been out season will be back soon. tomorrow could be the first step ♪ with the card accepted

. >>> there's a new app that tells you if your kids aren't showing up to class. the 2500 students who attend lynn university raton, florida, agreed to institute the class 120 app, it alerts school administrators and parents when a student is absent. the goal is to boost class attendance and increase graduation rates. >> 90% class attendance will lead us over 80% graduation rates. unless we fix class attendance we will never fix our graduation rate problem. >> class 120 could be coming the a school new year. the creator says other schools have signed up to start using it in the fall. >>> take a look at this. kind of a funny moment during last night's wizards game. that would be the net center right there mason plumlee trying to chase down that loose ball when he knocked over that woman and her full tray of brewskies in the first half. the wizards actually went on to win this one 114-77. >> you wanted to be part of the experience. well you got it right down there. >> i didn't drink much i wore most of my beer. >> you know they smell, too. >> unbelievable. more importantly, the wizards . >> leaving weather for

a professor at chang mai university's veterinary college played a central role in developing the app.anslator: smartphones are the best way to quickly confirm the spread of bird flu. farmers can take photos of their livestock and send them immediately. >> reporter: his team hopes to boost the science of the project to increase its effectiveness. 300 people have already been taught how to use the app. >> translator: the farmers promptly send reports on bird flu. many others can protect their livestock. it's a great system. >> reporter: this man has high hopes for the new app. he keeps 60 chickens at home. during the 2004 outbreak he had to cull all 50 of his chickens. he took part in a seminar on the app last december, and since then has been sending data every day. >> translator: it was painful to cull all the chickens. i don't want to repeat that ever again. >> translator: i want to make this project a success. if it works well, it will benefit farmers. >> reporter: with bird flu still a major threat, the world is watching to see if the chiang project can prevent another deadly outbr

app. >>> learning more about how the university of maryland plans to handle budget cuts this year. according to the diamondback, a tuition increase will give the school about $3 million this year. also some university employee will have to work as many as three day as week unpaid. the school is dealing with a more than $15 million budget cut set in place by the outgoing governor last month. >>> the d.c. mayor releasing her financial report earlier this week showing just over $1 million spent on inaugural fastiveties. the predecessor, just over $s$7 ln,000. requiring a report be filed it's a part of the ethics board. >>> tim cain is take the lead in a growing problem. sexual assaults on college campuses. aaron gilchrist spoke with the senator this morning how a student's idea got him to take action. >> virginia senator tim cain wants high school students to be educated about sexual assaults. the senator joins us this morning with more on bill introduced yesterday in hopes of preventing sexual assault, domestic violence and dating violence. appreciate you coming in today. >> absolute

so medical research biotechnology along with social media and apps are really fueling this group growth. along with university of california, san francisco medical school is expanding its research and clinical footprint. let me briefly mention a few others. austin the second and is the most consistent performer in our top five. it's a night dynamic generator of jobs in the technology sector. just to give you a sense of the consistency among it ranked first third and ninth in job growth respectively from 2008 through 2003. in 2003 and year-over-year in august of this year. also it has very high wage growth. another part of the country, also in the west about polo was in the top three and really between san francisco boston and provo they were very close at the top three there. provo actually led the country in job growth over the past year rising 5.3 percent. so, another significant up, which meant. when you look at gross metro product and provo it grew by seven and half percent versus the us about 2.4 percent. so, low taxes payroll business climate there. fortunately have another barrier of economy and the to

app. it's available for the entire universe who has an iphone and android. >> that's pretty much everybodyhe entire universe. >>> okay, well really cool video here. a couple of kayakers had a rare brush with nature. this is off the southern california coast. carrie humphreys and his girlfriend paddling off the shore of la hoya on saturday when they came across a gray whale. take a look, humvees snapped -- humphries snapped several photos before it swam away. >>> four pups have returned to the pacific ocean after being found sick and emaciated late last year. they set offer yesterday from laguna beach in southern california. those are the before pictures there. volunteers from the pacific marine mammal center rescued the pups three months ago from the beaches in orange county. the center still has about 90 more sea lions and seals in rehab. experts believe mothers are leafing their pups behind to go out and find food. >> the mothers are spending locker times away from their pups. they're having a harder time finding fish so they're underweight as well as the pups are. >> there they go. but

app. sellers go there because they want as wide a universe of possible buyers.uyers go there because they want the biggest selection. it is such a strong marketplace in fact that other people have had trouble. >> one wonders if they look at this if one facebook looks at this world, they think they have some kind of advantage because they have data about what users do. the challenge would be to say, d-i share this with people who aren't your friends but are nearby and interested? >> for now, if you look for things for sale it will only be for groups you are a part of. in the future they will add more functionality. this is to collect people around. facebook has that where craigslist, maybe is little bit more disorganized. >> let's talk about facebook's failure. they do try a lot of things and a lot they announce with some fanfare and many of these things, they face plant. they don't take off of. the facebook phone, the facebook gifts, the facebook e-mail. >> it is all of these things they are trying to add on to facebook itself when this year they said that they

. >> a drexel universities student is taking his app to abc's shark tank tonight. 23-year-old christophereated scholly after months of researching scholarships on line the for himself. >> develops this al go rhythm and matches students with scholarships. >> greg was asking for $40,000 for a 15 percent stake. what started like any other shark encounter escalated later into a feeding frenzy and for the first time ever three of the sharks walked offset so how did gray do in the shark tank? don't miss this explosive new episode tonight at 9:00 only on 6abc. >> well, the numbers are now in and the 6abc dunkin' donuts holiday food drive had its most successful year ever. 6abc president and general manager was there to present philadbundance with a $90,000 check in south philadelphia today. the effort to fight hunger generated more than 476,000 meals and get this, 400,000 pounds of food. that is the most in the campaign's 29 year history. it is possible through the generosity of our wonderful viewers, our partnership with duncan donors and support from acme markets and many other sponsors. what

app for a full list. >>> the man suspected of kidnapping university of virginia student hannah graham reportedly charged with first-degree murder. jessie matthew was already charged with abduction. he's ae disappearance and death of virginia tech student morgan harrying they will announce the new charges at an 11:00 a.m. news conference. we'll be there. you can follow david and nbc washington on twitter for up to the minute updates. [ chanting ] these students say they want more sleep. today is decision today. the board is expected to vote on the issue. news 4's megan mcgrath is live. >> good morning. >> reporter: s teens be given the opportunity to catch a few more sleep. that's the topic of debate. we're expects an answer as they vote on later start times. people in favor of the later start times, well they staged a sleep over or in yesterday in front of the board of education. many wore pajamas. others were wrapped in sleeping people drew dark circles under their eyes. they said teens learn and focus better when they get more sleep. they want the teens to go to school later. the school board is looki

>> the man suspected of kidnapping university of virginia student hannah graham is reportedly charged with first-degreemurder. broke the news on our nbc washington app. jessie matth charged with. he's disappearanc virginia tec harrington. police will announce thes at an 11:00 a.m. news conference. you washington o the minute u. >>> we expect to hear closing arguments the whistle blower trial against d.c. lynn near. she took the decision to . saying he bo situat the judge ad attorneys. the judge re testify beca defended the them reasona lawsuit. burton said retaliation whistle for actor charli. she testifie any of the escorts. >>> you should find out whether your a kids will start school at a different time. the school board expected to make the final decision on possible schede changes. news megan mcgrath is live. >> reporter: later start times in montgomery county for student it's been the topic of debaawhile. later this it morning we're expecting get an answer. a decision from the school board whether or n the going push the start times back.w yesterday people in favor of a later start time they held a sleep in here at school board headquarters. a

app call 1-888-xarelto or visit goxarelto.com. >>> an apology this morning from georgia state university after a major highway in atlanta was shut a suspicious package. the bomb squad blew it up as you saw there. it was spotted on an overpass. people sat in traffic for hours. what we now know it was actually a camera. it was part of a college art project aimed at capturing interesting scenes. oops. >> love to see that. >>> if you're getting ready to hit the road here's a look at the conditions. rain is the problem in the pacific northwest and snow on the mountain roads. also plan on wet condition as long gulf coast roadways and expect another day of snow and ice from the midwest to the northeast. >>> a deadly plane crash near denver is being blamed on a pilot taking selfies in the cockpit. >> the ntsb says they were snapping pictures with their cell phones moments before the cessna went down last year killing both of them. investigators believe the pilot was likely distracted and disoriented by the flash from the phone when he lost control just minutes after takeoff. >> in this brave new world of selfies and cameras everywhere i

university, and they are at work through a point system. students pass a button when they are in class or at a library. app verifies your location, locks your phone and depending on how long the person is focusing on schoolwork they will on campus deals and discounts. >> if were you in class for two hours you could get anywhere from five to ten points or maybe more. you could get buy one get one free, two for one play good so far only seven universities across the country are offering it, monk them penn state is one of those apps. kind of like no but it could be like facebook. mark zuckerberg in his college dorm room thinking of something and now he is a billion air. >> think of the professors who get so frustrated because they are trying to get a lesson and kid are like uhh, what? good if they come to class. >>> kerry washington's latest magazine cover sparking outrage from fans. what they say is wrong with this picture >>> and new dating studies find that men are in the the looking for dependent women anymore. why they call this the clooney effect next. i saw a commercial that said you can save $500 by s

nearly a dozen students at a connecticut university are in the hospital after getting their handles on a bad batch of drug called molly. >> there's a youtube app just for children. >> reporter: we're dressing the kids warmly today. temperatures are on their way down and the winds will be kicking up. i'll have the around call and the rest of the seven day next. alfonso salpingdis can appreciate a simple name. that's why he likes pick 4 from the pennsylvania lottery, they've given all your favorite numbers games new, simpler names. and for something really simple, play the all-new pick 2. easy to play. simple to say. yolanda indrosonovich can appreciate a simple name. that's why she likes pick 5 from the pennsylvania lottery, they've given all your favorite numbers games new, simpler names. and for something really simple, play the all-new pick 2. easy to play. simple to say. >> 4:43. it is monday morning the temperature will dip with the morning commute coming up. seeing a refreeze. >> reporter: probably seeing that right now across the region. storm tracker 6 live double scan we have snow off the coast but that's no longer an issue. you might

app or on nbc10.com. >>> i'm katy zachry live in millersville university where we are not far from where a chester countyeenager was found dead inside her dorm room yesterday. her boyfriend, this man, 19-year-old gregorio orrostieta was charged in the murder of her. he and the victim had a physical fight before hall was found dead inside her freshman dorm room. the suspect we are told by university officials is not a student here. the suspect is right now being held in the lancaster county prison on a bond of $1.5 million. reporting live in millersville katy zachry, "nbc 10 news." >>> i'm jesse gary live in wilmington with an nbc 10 exclusive. police will begin patrolling here with local police. this action is an attempt to stem a rapidly rising crime rate. over the past decade this city has seen two dozen homicides annually with seven so far this year. county leaders believe this underlying problem is a lack of jobs and a high foreclosure rate. live in wilmington new castle county delaware jesse gary "nbc 10 news." >>> i'm matt delucia live in skyforce10. we are traveling the roads and looking at parkin

app. it's a free download. >>> it is super bowl sunday and of course, the big game is at the university of phoenix stadium in glendale arizona. the seattle seahawks and the new england patriots play for the nfl title tonight. nbc 10's keith jones is there right now. we'll have a live report from him in just a moment. and here's a look at the countdown clock. the big game is just now under 13 hours away. nbc 10's matt delucia is live for us this morning in mullica hills, gloucester county with a look at the best ways to tailgate. matt tell us all3hn this morning, a bunch of fans will be gathering here to put sandwiches together for the big game. they'll be working extra hard. most of us will be inside warm in our homes watching the game tonight, but the next eagles season it is not too far away. keep positive thoughts there. we stopped by the philly auto show, to find out what people are looking for in tailgate vehicles. every year the technology is getting stepped up and a lot of people are also looking at pickup trucks these days i'm told especially with lower gas prices right now. and some of the trucks a

app now on google play and itunes. >>> in the news, autopsy scheduled this morning for carly hall, the millersville university student from chaddsford, was found dead in her dorm room early yesterday morning. now, her boyfriend gregorio from kennett square waking up behind bars. investigators say there was evidence of a physical altercation between the two so they charged him with aggravated assault. his bail was set at $1.5 million. >>> also, this man river aarp plots, could plead guilty as his murder trial gets underway in delaware county this morning at hearing last month the 50 year old told a judge he wanted to plead guilty for fatally shooting his case worker at mercy fitzgerald hospital in darby borough. his psy trist was also grazed in the head before pulling his own weapon, currently wounding plotts last july. >> gunfire in west philadelphia leaves one person dead and two others wounded. police say two people shot two men and a woman on the 5800 block of fernwood street around 11:00 last night. gunman reportedly dumped one of the men on the 5400 block of eude off street. he died overnight. the other two are

apps? >> we see it similar to 911 in the u.s.. you can always dial 911. >> a professor at columbia university and a policy advocate -- why would someonet to give something away for free? they think they can build the world's most powerful tool for accessing hearts and minds and sell it. >> facebook is just one of many internet giants in a global battle. >> river gets the biggest share of that is likely to dominate the future. >> 1, 2, 3 -- not to be dominated. >> google has launched loon. a new company called one web and space x has launched a satellite to carry the internet everywhere. facebook has a shop of its own, led by a mad scientist of sorts. >> it is a new frontier where you can get much higher data rates. >> in a southern california lab still being built, he is working with a team of nasa engineers to send the internet the beams of light. >> you're trying to improve access, we want to use lasers everywhere. >> to put lasers inside unmanned areaial vehicles. >> the world record for solar powered flight we need to make these planes last for months at a time. >> using drones in satellites they do not rely on cell towers. connec

university. >>> today the president will formally propose a budget aimed app upgrading the nation's infrastructure and helping out the middle class. nearly half a trillion dollars would repair highways, bridges and transit systems. the plan would also give tax cuts to the middle class and expand child care programs and offer free community college to some students. >> all of the proposals that i put forth in the state of the union we can pay for by fixing a tax code that's riddled with loopholes for special interests. >> footing nearly half the cost, the plan would be u.s. businesses, new taxes for companies' earning profits overseas but at the same time the corporate tax rate goes down and capital gains taxes on the wealthiest americans go up. >>> a man faces a charge of getting too close to the white house. the secret service says the man climbed a bicycle rack on pennsylvania avenue just outside the white house grounds yesterday afternoon. agents say the rack is set back from the white house fence making it unlikely that anyone could use it to jump over the fence. secret service later turned th

researchers at university of minimum anyone created a new smartphone -- minnesota created a new smartphone app to keep teen drivers safe on the road. if the young drivers don't comply with the rules of the road, a text message is sent to their parents. >> parents who stay involved in the management of their teen's driving and really want to know what's happening when they're behind the wheel can reduce their rates of crashes. >> the smartphone app is not available just yet. >>> in tonight's consumer alert stocks closed lower at the closing bell of wall street, but it was still one of the best weeks in several months for the market. the dow was down 60 points, the nasdaq dropping 20 points. >>> after dropping for a record 123 weeks gas prices are on the rise. analysts say the price bump is normal this time of year because this is the maintenance season for refineries. aaa mid-atlantic says the national average for a gallon of regular gas is $2.15. in the washington region the price is $2.16 and that's an 11- cent increase from last week. >>> j.c. penney is partnering with the celebrity fashion

. >> a drexel university student appeared on abc shark tank last night for a winning idea. his appearaybe remembered for the app. while christopher got the backing for his business, a shark fight erupted over his idea frustrated they didn't get to make an offer. robert mr. wonderful and mark walked off the set. >> good saturday morning to you, sky6 live hd taking a live look for us over atlantic city right now. you can see the water coming in. it's a little chilly to be on the beach. 15 degrees, 6:19. >>> it's the state of the new york against ups over untaxed cigarettes. they have been accused of illegally untaxed cigarettes over a four year period. the loss seeks $180 million in damages and penalties. new york has the most smuggled cigarettes in the country. it costs the state 30 millions dollars in lost tax revenue. >>> there's overwhelming demand from investors who want to ride with uber it's become the alternate service to hailing a cab. in december the company announced it raised $1.2 billion in financing. >>> if you order girl scout cookies you may have to wait longer to get them delivered. little browni

app and turning on the alerts. >>> a new poll shows maryland's casinos are losing support. "the washington post" university of maryland poll found 38% of voters think the new casinos are a bad thing for the state. a majority of residents still believe the expansion of gambling has been a good thing. mgm will open a new casino in prince george's county next year. >>> next a busted pipe leaves an apartment building full of families without water. psi the steps you nead to protect your home. >>> how parts of northern virginia are handling this latest round of winter weather. >>> plus, a stolen food truck discovered in maryland. why the location >>> if you don't have to be on the roads, don't do it. >> right now a major winter storm is bearing down on the d.c. region. >> the biggest storm of our season so far. >> reporter: >> the falling snow combined with the bitter cold temperatures are creating dangerous driving conditions. >> the snow is coming down, the road is cold and it is sticking. >> and this is just the beginning. >> we've got you covered on this storm out there all over the area today. >> culpepper

app. >>> two people from maryland are in jail after a weekend raid gone wrong at wes leanne university -- wesleyan university in connecticut. wusa9 is back right after this. >>> good morning. i'm nick giovanni live in the newsroom. coming up 06:15, here's what's making up the headlines. at least 30 people are dead as a result of a avalanche in afghanistan. 60 homes were left buried under snow. we're told rescuers are still frantically searching for survivors should it be worded as an apology? a package is scheduled to meet for the first time to discuss what the prime minister should say in his world war speech. [indiscernible] meanwhile crews in california are still picking up the pieces left by a commuter train that wound up partially on its side yesterday. derailed after slamming into a truck that was left on the tracks. as danielle nottingham reports, the driver who abandoned that truck has been arrested. >> reporter: authorities began removing the wreckage of a metrolink train that struck a commercial truck in oxnard. the train derailed throwing three cars on their side. ted maloney

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app for breaking alerts on news as it happens. >>> to this now -- the funeral for a murdered millersville university freshman is today. police say karlie hall's boyfriend killed her. the university is offering transportation to kchltd ennett scare for tomorrow's service. today students wore purple as a way to raise awareness for dating violence. students say interest in programs to fight dating violence has grown significantly since the murder. orseteta faces homicide charges. police say he strangled and beat hall in her dorm room last friday. >>> pennsylvania's highest court could take up the criminal case of penn state administrators accused of covering up the abuse at engineer sandusky's hands. tim curley asked the high court to review a county court's claims curley's -- charged with perjury, obstruction and conspiracy. meanwhile, another sanction against penn state is coming off the books. big ten officials will restore the school's share of the conference bowl revenues after a three-season ban. the university can expect more than $6.5 million next season. the decision follows the ncaa's agreement last month to dr

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app to stay on top of the latest weather updates. enter active radar, video, forecast from our nbc10 meteorologists as well. >>> also tonight, new information in the killing of a student at millersville university. gregorio orrostieta is under arrest. >> rosemary connors live at court mousehouse gave an update. >> reporter: prosecutors say the boyfriend waited two hours before calling 911. when he teld he told officers karlie had gone into cardiac arrest. he said he performed cpr. but according to her autopsy, that's not how she died. >> she was just starting her life and everything. unfortunate. >> reporter: students at millersville university walked to classes today with heavy hearts remembering a life snatched away too soon. 18-year-old karlie hall of chad's ford was strangled and beaten. her boyfriend, 19-year-old gregorio orrostieta of kennett square is being charged. >> her injuries were worse than a backhand slap and push. >> reporter: the suspect told police he only hit karlie twice, and is not consistent with her autopsy. while he allegedly told officers he and karlie were both physically fighting each other, the da wouldn't comment on the suspect's apparent injuries. in just a few hou