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. >> i've been terrified just because it's a big city and that's where they seem to target. >> thereinst san francisco but police are not taking chances. >> you will note an increase of officers and plain clothed officers. there is no threat to san francisco but we have to be prepared. >> reporter: police are aware of what is happening around the world. in munich, train stations were evacuated over terror concerns. a terror alert cancelling new year's eve fireworks in brussels. and a similar move in new york. new york city's times square is on high alert. >> just reinforces the need for constant vigilance. >> reporter: the same goes for big cities like san francisco but it's not going to stop the people here from ringing in the new year. >> i've thought about terrorism or the suicide bombers and all that. but it's not going to stop me from having fun. >> reporter: as you can see behind me, san francisco police are out in force. the fun begins at midnight when the fireworks begin. i'm cheryl hurd, nbc bay area news. >> thank you so much, cheryl. pete suratos continues our coverage. a

today we had the snow plowing capability of miami. >> i watch the big cities. a very sophisticated mayor. everybody likes him for a while. it's time for a competition in the next primary. i think somebody has to run. the city needs a little better effort. >> we are going to come back. the "hardball" round table is sticking with us. they are going to tell me something i don't know. you are watching "hardball," place for politics. all across the state the economy is growing, with creative new business incentives, the lowest taxes in decades, and university partnerships, attracting the talent and companies of tomorrow. like in utica, where a new kind of workforce is being trained. and in albany, the nanotechnology capital of the world. let us help grow your company's tomorrow, today at business.ny.gov when a moment spontaneously turns romantic, why pause to take a pill? and why stop what you're doing to find a bathroom? cialis for daily use, is the only daily tablet approved to treat erectile dysfunction so you can be ready anytime the moment is right. plus cialis

into the east, no snow and thankfully they continue to dig out here from the big cities and into new york city and into long island. how about to florida? they were cool this weekend. in fact, they had within chill advisories and windchills in the 40s. poor florida, can you imagine? temperature says into the lower 40s and under a mix of clouds and overall a quiet afternoon, mike. >>> and those poor folks in florida. a canton police officer is on a journey to find a new partner. the officer flow to texas this weekend to visit houston's k-9 academy. the organization is donating a police dog after jethro was killed in the line of duty earlier this month. and he is expected to bring home his new partner this week. they will begin training at canton's k-9 academy. >>> and coming up, billionaire versus billionaire? a possible presidential candidate could give donald trump a run for his money. >> and a showdown. the major school district trying to stop teachers from skipping class by taking them to court. >> and if you see news happening, text or e-mail us. fivetips@news5.com. . >>> right no

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blizzard warnings new york city to baltimore including philly. their big event begins tonight through most of the day tomorrow. so flights to d.c., baltimore, new york city, you're not going anywhere. there's low pressure near atlanta. light snow just to the north of atlanta pulling this way, and it will increase in intensity as it reaches the moisture right here of the atlantic ocean. time wind for the big cities. hence, the blizzard warning. for us, we'll get a northeasterly breeze keeping us chilly, but we've got some warmer temperatures here. notice little rock in the lower 40s. i'm circling that because those temperatures are going to move our way just in tame for monday. i think lower 40s is a good bet for many of you. we'll melt some snow and bring in some rain on tuesday. 22 tonight, cloudy skies. an isolated flake, especially south towards route 30 and south into dover, new philly, and coshocton. 28 degrees tomorrow, mainly cloudy. if there is a flurry in the morning, especially south towards canton and wooster, would not be surprised. the akron-c

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that's 20% of the city, one of the poorest cities in the country. >> the poorest big city. >> and a lotf it happens to be in brady's district, by the way, who is a leader of the democratic party. >> you getting ready to run against him? >> no, i'm not -- you know, i learned my lesson, by the way. >> let me throw another name in here -- darrell clarke. now, for all intents and purposes, he and jim kenney are buds. they were allied together during the campaign. philadelphia magazine, in a blog, noted when listening to darrell clarke's speech right after jim kenney's -- called it more mayoral, and even went so far as to say upstaged kenney because it was more detailed and longer. what do you make of that? >> the question for jim kenney is whether he's going to exert his will or moderate it to the point where darrell exerts his will. i think part of darrell's calculus of not running was he already thought he had the better job, and, in many ways, he does. >> council president clarke, during the nutter years, began to make the council more policy-directed, more program-directed, and so this

i would rather live in a small town in a big city. too many things going on in a big city. in a small town, you know each other. lamar: thank you, doris. good to meet you. good morning. hello. good to see you. our you, sir? i met doris grant mason. how about you? >> ok. thank you. lamar: is grand mason a new hampshire name? every grand mason i have ever known was here. >> it is a french name. a lot of grand mason's. lamar: they are not all republicans, either, are they? >> no, and independent. lamar: out of that happen? -- how did that happen? >> god knows. lamar: i'm lamar alexander. good to see you. i would like to be our next president. lamar: i just got back from your home state. >> i am from maryville. >> i had a great time. [indiscernible] >> we went to dollywood. saw all the sites. lamar: was dolly there? >> she wasn't there. lamar: i was governor of tennessee when she opened that. the governor standing there. all of these people were saying governor, would you move out of the way? i wasn't important. >> good luck. i am walking to -- all the way to the sea. my way of

high temperatures 30s in the big cities, northern new england high temperatures in the teens and singleigits but it's a quick shot. tuesday morning is very cold and starts to warm up and gigi by the time we get to wednesday, much of areas of new england are back up into the 30s and 40s so it's quick but it's a reminder of how we should be. >> exactly what, winter used to be like. bill karins thanks. >>> camille cosby is set to testify on wednesday in a defamation suit against her husband in massachusetts. it's a civil suit brought on by several women accusing the comedian of sexually asalting them. the lawsuit is unrelated to the criminal charges brought against cosby last week in pennsylvania. >>> more than 500 employees at san bernardino's inland regional center are returning to work today. the center had been closed since december 2nd when syad farook and his wife killed 14 others. memorial service will be held today in honor of the victims. >>> a pennsylvania man was caught speeding at 86 miles per hour in new york, after his new york driver's license had been suspended, wait for it

will be less snow right on the border, right on the water, right smashing snow back into these big citiesc., i could see 15 to 20. new york city, probably somewhere around 8 to 10, maybe 14. bosto boston, much less. we'll have to see. don't hold me to those numbers. i need more time because the storm is still in colorado. >> i'll hold you to the numbers, but i will give you more time because flip-flopping on weather is an okay thing. you evolve. you evolve. >> just like all men evolve. >> chad, thank you so much. a lot to watch out for as the week progresses. that's for darn sure. thanks, chad. >>> new for us this morning, 19 people are dead after terrorists stormed a university in northwest pakistan. we have new pictures from inside the university just after the attacks. windows shattered by bullets and blood-stained corridors. >> the four attackers were killed after a long battle with pakistani forces. still unclear which group is responsible for the attack on bacha khan university. one spokesman claimed responsibility. another faction of the group has denied any role in the massacre. >

and a great friday morning to 5:00 in the big city. welcome to fox 8 news in the morning. scott sabol has a look at your we can forecast. one couple of school closures and few delays here at theys bottom of the screen but no weather issues right here right nowe is spoke wind actually shall sing come more counterclockwise this is huge system to the deep south begins to lift off to the northeast. for this directly affect us not much snow. hardly any snow here and northern ohio although we are fairly consistent are temperature now here in willoughby at 27 sonnet 21 and solon at 22 we have little slivers of sunshine otherwisese mostly cloudy 25 at noon today with a height and upper 20s. we'll talk about the northern fringe of the snow and how far north and will make it from this major winter storm coming up in a few minutes. very quiet on our friday for 22 course 60 minutes from route 8422 if you are going to be traveling over in cleveland heights they have a semi stucco on coventry stuck inse a hole on the road overbite out overbite that winston wasn't ao tow truck has been c

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time i was for the first in the big city. i did not know how cities worked. i did not know anything. i remember getting on a trolley car to go downtown because there was a parade or something. i was bored. i was living with my sister and her husband. notice the number on the bus. i looked at the words on the front of the destination marker and did not know enough about big city transportation to know it would have a different name on the return. i did not know what number it was. i got downtown and did not know how to get back. i don't know if i ever told anybody that. i bumbled around and found how to get back, and felt a little smarter for having figured that out. but indianapolis at that time a very confusing city racially. there were a few places in town where a black person, a few restaurants where a black person, a black couple could eat. and there were several where this was not possible. julian: how did you know which was which? william: that is what was so confusing. you did not know except by experience or word-of-mouth. it did not come up that ofte

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and if the federal government decides and the cuban government decided to have it here, we are a big city, we are number two in the number of consulates in the unit i don't think we need one now, it's up to the federal government to make that decision. >> a county resolution set for later this week would urge president obama not to allow tampa, which also has a large cuban population ask also lobbying for it. >>> mauled by five pit bulls in an apartment. police tried to get them off her. and ultimately had to shoot them. this was after other attacks. the victim was familiar but unclear if the dogs lived with her. facing life-threatening injuries. >>> 17 burmese pythons have been caught. the hunt started saturday. so far, 500 people have registered to look for the pythons. an attempt to reduce south florida's population of invasive snakes and raise >>> protests in haiti today. protesters set fires and smashed windows. calling for new elections days before the presidential and legislative runoff set ffr january 24th. according to reports, one injured. police dispersed the demonstrators befo

for the big cities, you literally shut it down, no place to put the snow. yesterday in times square, you never see it like this, people kind of walking the streets. there was a travel ban that has since been lifted. big cities like new york, philly brought to their knees with this crippling snowstorm. >> what do you see in the next couple of days? >> today, it's going to be right around the freezing mark. some sunshine. taller buildings will see snow melting. you got these huge mounds of snow that pedestrians have to navigate. this will be become a little bit slushy monday tuesday wednesday as it warms up. today it's treacherous to get around. the roads aren't too horrible. i mean, new york's finest having to deal with getting out here. first responders struggling to the city itself they're hiring people, anybody over the age of 18, they'll hires you as day laborer to shovel snow. >> rob, thank you for joining us this morning. >> you bet. >>> and joining us now here in our nation's capital is c. muriel muriel browser. i saw trucks all night plowing the roads. >> we finished 36 hours

and we will continue to be in blizzard mode until tomorrow morning for a lot of the big cities.st 12 hours, this storm is just sitting there bringing a lot of snow to all of the big cities. d.c. baltimore, richmond philadelphia atlantic city new york city. all over long island where at jfk, we have over 27 inches of snow. i believe that's a record for you. and we're getting some snow into boston and hartford. so heavy snow reported in boston. light snow in nyc and philadelphia. we will wrap this storm up tonight in terms of snow. we're still going to see blustery conditions. look at those wind gusts. still very strong all along the coast. 30, 40 miles per hour. 51 in nantucket. so those blizzard conditions continue. that's why we don't have anybody on the roadways and parts of mass transit have been shut down across the board here all along the i-95 corridor. still blizzard warnings in effect till tomorrow morning. and then they will be lifted. and hopefully people can dig out and have some fun. but there are your on-shore winds. one thing a big concern is the coastal flooding.

but we are talking about the winds. cause big problems. 900 miles of snow from memphis to south of new york city. and as far as at cumulations are concerned, washington, baltimore, looks to be the big winner if you look at it that way. 18 to 26 inches, some areas could pick up to three feet of snow. philadelphia, new jersey, surrounding areas picking up about 12 to 18. new york city looking generally at about six to 12 inches. now we're also watching the winds. they are going to start to develop as we get into late tonight, early tomorrow. wind speeds of over 50, 60 miles per hour, blowing and drifting snow causing bad visibility. and so we have coastal flood threats for beach erosion, beach flooding. a real mess, lester. this thing will end quickly, by sunday, it will start to have effects on into next week. >> al, thanks. and more on the late local news and al will have more tomorrow morning on "today." >>> that will do it for us on this friday night. i'm lester holt, for all of us at nbc news,

up there get really small so it's easy to get from one of the other. >> yeah, if you're doing a big city escape, you can tack on a couple days, go skiing. mainly this is flatter terrain so a lot of snow sug, cross country skiing, but the content sensual snow skiing experience. >> we have a link to travel zoo on that website. >> good skiing, right? get away from all this sunshine. >>> basically there's some good ground swell. so i'd rather be out in the atlantic than anywhere at elevation. hope you're having a good wednesday morning. much warmer than yesterday. temperatures in the mid-40s to the north and west. upper 40s and low 50s right now in the i-4 corridor, same thing with brevard. still chilly by florida standards today, but it would be as cold the last couple days. we'll start to warm tomorrow, especially friday and saturday. what i want to focus on today, what kind happen friday morning with rain, thunderstorms and the possibility of squally if not severe weather. outside right now, looking livef from our visit orlando tower cam, gorgeous morning. a lot of high clouds out there,

if you are looking for a big city storm, you want this storm, okay, around the tennessee valley to go due east exit the outer banks and make a hard turn to the north. the right to the jersey shore and then cross somewhere over long island. we catch a lot of city snow. i'm talking 6 inches forenew york city. if by chance it starts to progress more inland, okay, noddles are suggesting that, this particular model is, theng you get heavier snow inland. new york city from 2 to 5 inches. there's still the possibility, okay that the jet could push this thing out to sea and be a possible myth. i'm gonna break it down in 15 minutes. just know the possibility is out there. it's just not a guarantee, not yet. >> all right. thank you. see you you in a few minutes. >>> the dangerously cold temperatures are shocking to a lot of people after a stretch of mild weather. elise finch in live on columbus circle with how people are coping and preparing for the fobbibility -- possibility. >> reporter: we ended hast week with temperatures in the low 50s. today we never made it out of the 20s with the wind i

and tapers off when you get north of philadelphia and the southern new england coast. big cities in the east. this time tomorrow it is probably already snowing in washington, d.c., and saturday morning it is snowing in new york city. hough north will the snow area get after that. one of our models is suggesting it will get here saturday afternoon and evening. so it's a beaver period of snow for us and i think we will be on the northern edge. my thinking is nothing or coating to an inch or two. three to six inches southern connecticut and southern rhode island. but this could change. staying on top of it. phil: police say the driver who hit and killed a pedestrian in framingham was driving drunk. heather: we are hearing from the victim's father. reporter: we are hearing from the victim's family and little bit upset especially about the $5,000 bail. saw the guy until he hit him. jason, the place say he was under the police. >> the defendant at the scene said he consumed several drinks earlier that night and detected an odor of alcoholic beverage. reporter: it happened sneer prospect stree

be good for him. >> grant: do all sorts of things we know this technology took off and a couple big cities back east the bidding application reported a big jump in saturday's storm messaging in new york city went up zero hundred and 39 percent compared the weekend prior its us surgeon messaging 342% happens also many users sign up for 50 percent across the country wishes to with people who have crossed the path. >> grant: 0 little sell-off the adorable slough becoming a social media hero transit officers found this terrified clinging to the guardrail post wholly on too scared to cross the road or move a muscle he was not injured ken the agency posted the pictures on face book officers took him to be checked out healthy soft really scared was released again to its habitat. agent >> grant: see says it will continue to help animals similar in situations we were >> britteny: things up over the next couple days severances go at 61 degrees and that's just the beginning to continue to see warmer temperatures toward the end of your work week-has a showers friday and to a week and maybe even into m

. >> still to come on the "morning blend," get ready for the big city showdown as local high schools compete for basketball supremacy. >> are you on facebook or twitter? we'll be right back. you know the basic bargain of america is if you work hard, and you do your part, you should be able to get ahead and stay ahead. but so many families don't feel like their hard work pays off. that's not the way america is supposed to operate. i want to go to bat for them every single day. get incomes rising... get equal pay for women... cut the cost of health care and child care so people can actually get ahead. hillary clinton, she has what it takes to get things done. >>> one small change can make a big impact on living healthier. simple updates to your kitchen can help you do just that. healthy living expert and editor in chief of naturally danny seo joins us. you couldn't have driven in. >> you know, shawn, i think i was waiting for your invitation. so don't turn this back on me. >> it got lost in the mail. >> happy to be here. >> let's talk about this. you're going to bring peace to our live

textiles owner, festival committee15:33:14 i think we could compete with most of the stores in those big cities because if you look at the lines that we all cry selection.jain's textiles has clothing from trips around the country and around the world ritu jain, textiles owner, festival committee15:32:00 you can walk around for two blocks and find jt about every brand that you could in new york or chicago, but you'd spend hours going to different stores.but not everything has to come from faraway catwalks. some of what's being made in the state ll be shown throughout downtown iowa city may sixth and seveveh.betsy potter, iowa city downtown district director of operations 15:35:59 this year we've partnered with the iowa fashion project and we're going to expand what was fashion weekend to the flyover shion fest and itill still be a two day event, but it will be much largestandudu organizers with the iowa fashion project say they want to push back on the notion that fashion creativity isn't happening here in iowaa&because as they've been working on this, more and more people have been coming out o

at least somewhat helpful to the big city. you notice the air is cooler to the west. we are not talking bitter cold but we are talking colder. that is still not too bad for this time of the year. we see the core of the cool air staying in canada. a piece is coming down over the next couple of days for us. here is the way it shapes up in boston. it has been busy today but it is also something in the milder air. we are in the 40' s still. all around the area from the north shore to cape cod. everyone has a southwesterly wind. that keeps it mild with the wind being gusty. with the rest of the day tomorrow. an active breeze, a chillier day. still a little bit above average. later thursday, thursday night clouds start to increase. approaching from the west. at the same time they will develop to our south. if these two were going to actively link up there could be an insignificant storm. be pretty far to the east. us. a little bit to give a snow showers or snow late thursday night or friday morning. tomorrow morning if you are around worcester you could be back to the freez

@putting out in excess of two @feet of snow in some very big @cities including philadelphia @and new york city. @direction. @notice here we do have snow @that rides high into the @buckeye state and we may end up @having light snow here's @specially for the southern @counties, u.s. 30 corridor and @points south. @millers burgh, dover, @carrollton, stark county. @points over towards youngstown @as well. @that's something we'll keep an @eye on late never the week. @tomorrow, temperatures still @cold, around 10 in the morning. @flurry chances scattered around @the area tomorrow, we'll make @it into the 20s. @there is a little storm system @that we're watching tomorrow. @there is a lot of freezing rain @associated with it down to @that will fly east. @we've just seen a fu random @flurries. @even that has been hard pressed @to find. @we have single digit @temperatures. @windchills down around 0 and @that's how things are going to @go tomorrow. @we'll see some of the @temperatures coming back up. @canton over to mansfield single @digits. @mid and upper teens by noon and @upper 20s later in

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this was record breaking for a lot of big cities, including washington, d.c , also had over we got the cold air, widespread freeze, freeze advisories just about everywhere. we did not officially hit freezing in a few spots, but i know a lot of areas outside did get down briefly to 32. temperatures, now, down from a high in the mid-50s. 40s along the coast. it will be a frosty night tonight. not as low on the temperature, about 38 will be the official low around 6:30 or so in orlando, but, we will have hardly any wind. that will not give us wind chill, but it lets frost develop more easily. . any time you get into the mid-to upper 30s, you can get frost to form. frost is forming on surfaces that cool down easily. surfaces like the car hood, grass and plants. temperatures in the 30s for all of us, light freeze for ocala and deland that's where we have the freeze warning north and west and a frost advisory for just about everybody else. temperatures warming back up. in the upper 60s to near 70 degrees. a very nice day, tomorrow, but it won't take long, here comes another el nino storm sys

the wind a big deal. 10 to 15 in the city. 0 to 10 to the north. high temperature tomorrow of 30 degrees but the wind are strong. okay? it's going to make the 30s feel like the 20s if not the teens all day long. so we'll talk more about the extended forecast and how i see the temperatures rebounding later on. >> thank you. of an nfl player. devon steele took to social media to announce his daughter leah beat cancer. >> with her finishing her last treatment last night, i can say my daughter beat cancer. word can't describe how proud i am of this girl." she was 4 when she was diagnosed with stage four neuroblastoma. she went into remission last year. this is a story that's well documented throughout the nfl season and it's so good to see her feeling well. >> the former team kept him on the roster so he would have insurance for his daughter which was quite spectacular. >> without a doubt. >>> coming up, flooded out of their homes, but they are not sure why. the seniors left high and dry for a second time this season. >> plus, 3d technology for your si

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man: boston is a big city, we have a lot of services and companies in our city. i don't see a problem with that. reporter: still, this move doesn't mean the mayor is warming up to a casino is next door. man: i'm not excited. i'm glad we're moving forward. there are other big issues we have to deal with. this case have cost the city of boston $1.5 million. a portion of that, win will reimburse. >>> and breaking news in brook line where police say they tracked down a car involved in the shooting and stabbing of three people. this violence broke out in broad daylight and three people are in the hospital right now with the people responsible on the run. reporter: well, kim, where i stand right now on st. paul's street is basically where all of this started. if you look behind me in the apartment right up the street here, 198 is where we've been watching investigators come and out, recently getting a search warrant to get inside. we're going on about 12 hours now since the initial call came in, while they're still being looking for two suspects. this is the car police

the big city show down between the prep and bishop gore man. he handed finally prep its first loss of the season, winning 77-71. this is their ninth meeting. one step finally prep has dominated. after their loss today, pirates are 7-2 in their series. my coanchor is at the upset today. tomorrow, you can expect i was walking home. just picked us up two breakfast croissants for four bucks, when this bear attacked. with one swipe, it devoured one of the croissants. then jack showed up and took care of the beast, so i could escape. and that's what happened to your breakfast croissant. and yours? it survived. share it with yourself. freshlycracked egg with ham and bacon,or sausage, >>> all right finally at 6:00, when the blizzard hits washington. they couldn't doing a game in the snow. you could only imagine what happened we a patrol car pulled up and wanted to play. they rumbled down the street for what looked like a touchdown. the red skins need offensive help, maybe they should call the dc cops. there you go. >> one way to get through things in w

to see much affect from the storm but we'll move from the deep south and west virginia, and the big cities to d.c. and boston and new york and become a nor'easter and give the area 70, 75 miles per hour winds into the upcoming weekend. a big deal there for travelers. teens and 20s. notice the light snow around. this is 4:30 this afternoon and so join us at 4 for the now cleveland. we'll talk about where the snow is and where it's heading. also, the temperatures where they will be at. they will dip tonight. fallling into the teens. notice for the most part, we dry things out by 10 or 11 a few lake-affect clouds and lake-affect snow showers north and east tomorrow. otherwise, we're drying quiet as temperatures tomorrow approach 25 to 28 degrees. the light snow today, 28. a trace up to an inch cloudy and cold. we're in the teens, lingering flakes. otherwise, relatively uneventful and this is typical january weather. statistically, this is the coldest time of the year for northern ohio. and we're making it through okay and a big snowstorm for friday through the south and east. we're not affect

big cities and airports shutting down, bracing for astoric blizzard. now hours from bearing a huge part of the country. >>> plus the ripple effect nationwide. al roker has the latest forecast. >>> exploding air bags. breaking news as the biggest recall in history gets bigger.erous airbags linked to another death. millions on the recall. is your car on the list. >>> trump. conservatived get together to blast the front-runner and couldhing change his path to the victory. >>> and changing the oscars. but will the moves beough to tamp down a fur fuhrer over night. "nightly news" begins right now. >>> good evening. right now we are in f what may be a historic snowstorm. winter weather warnings stretch from the south up through new york.as been falling for several hours in the washington, d.c. area which could see two feet before it is over. a live look at white e. the snow falling there. philadelphia, baltimore and new york also in the path with blizzard conditionexpected. officials are warning of coastal flooding and power outages. airlines have canceled s

when you look at the spike in the violent crime rate it is concentrated in the big cities. ng more than 5% drop in the last six months that they're tracking here versus overall, just over 1%. so, big picture, you're looking at a year-over-year change, okay? historically speaking we're still looking at violent crime rate, it is still historically low. for me numbers are everything. you have to put that in perspective. why is this happening? we could go back, we covered it on the show, fbi director james comey, this was back in october, he raised the possibility this could be the result of police officers in the weighing of ferguson backing off and not being as proactive, whether or not that is actually happening he did raise that possibility. the white house of course quickly dismissing the picture. thrown into the equation -- >> you're right, sandra. that is absolutely it. they're afraid of repercussions. right now we have entire country against our police force because of mistakes made by a select few. and we have none of the establishment, whether it be state or federal ba

. >> then imagine moving to the big city and ending up on the front pages for this, the young woman slashedface by a knife wielding maniac. >> i could feel him