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never goes broke.they must have spent a million taxpayer dollars going after >> i >> i heard they spent 5 million. >> the amount of money it takes bankrupts the typical person. >> how much money does it take? >> i've had clients that spent $10 million. >> i cannot even imagine how much money they spent prosecuting my husband. >> the feds tried jill barron's husband jack and lost. but instead of apologizing for getting it wrong, they threatened to fine him $37,000 a what t what terrible crime did the government say jack and jill committed? tryin trying to build a house on their own property. the county gave you permission to build a house. >> yes, they did. and they inspected the foundation and approved it. >> so you started to build. >> uh-huh. >> but a government-owned drainage ditch nearby was clogged with logs so jack asked the government to fix it. >> they told my husband, we are backed up six months. if you can clean the ditch, go ahead and do it. so he used his backhoe, he removed huge logs out o

a former british cyclist has told the bbc he broke the rules governing the bbc he broke the rules governinghimself with vitamins when riding for team sky. josh edmundson says he confessed at the time but alleges it confessed at the time but allegesil! was covered up. we have this exclusive report. he was one of british cycling's top young talent, a team—mate to legends, but beneath the surface, josh edmondson was struggling to deal with the pressure and for the first time, the 24—year—old from tea m first time, the 24—year—old from team sky has broken his silence about the depression he suffered, me he linked it to the telling me he linked it to the controversial painkiller tramadol that he secretly took to get through training and races. the dangerous thing about it is you don't know when you are coming to your limit, soi when you are coming to your limit, so i would be pushing and pushing and pushing, and normally you can't keep it up, but you go a bit further than that. the next day if feels like you are over so you need it to just get through. and i think the withdrawal from that immedi

the fire broke out on the 6500 block of bouvier street. jeanette reyes is live at the scene. >> walter, more than six hours after the fire broke out, officials are wrapping up on the scene. the investigation as toire cont. >> fire trucks lined the 6500 block of west oak lane after a fire broke row home 6:30 sat friends huddled in the cold awaiting word of victims. these youngead for their friend who they believe lived in the home affected. >> don't cry. they'll be all right. >> they learned their 13-year-old friend was not injured, but her sister was injured in the bedroom and taken to hospital with their parents. >> everyone's made a herculean effort to get to the young child. >> the child is in critical but stable condition. >> we were fortunate to get to the young child and hopefully in time to make a difference here. >> the parents should be released at any hour now. the child, the girl is in critical condition. the cause of the fire is under invesinvestigation although they believe it started on the first floor of the home. jeanette r

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tony bellew has revealed he broke his hand during the bout.2 ended with both fighters injured and considering their futures in boxing. our correspondent andy swiss reports. for the man who was once in a rocky movie, it really was a hollywood ending. few had tipped tony bellew and soon it was the heavier david haye packing a punch. but then a twist, in the sixth round, haye stumbled, injuring his ankle. he could hardly move and bellew sensed his chance and haye was down. but not yet out.

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the fire broke out in the 700 block 45th street. and you can see just how fast and intense the fire was in this video. no word of any injuries this morning or what may have started the fire. but crews on the scene say there is no longer any threat of it spreading. ( james @ landing ) in the east bay. a woman intentionally backs her car into a family... and it was all caught on camera. police are looking for the driver this morning. it happened on sunday and security cameras at the the union city walmart parking lot captured it all. police say the woman had just left the store after trying, unsuccessfully, to return some batteries. kron four's ella sogomonian has the story. "ooooow i woulda took flight. only in union city, only in union city." only in union in union city, took flight. only has the story. "ooooow i woulda took flight. only in union city, only in union city.""that's crazy. she just drove out straight into them." a wave of shock rushes over walmart shoppers as they watch surveillence video for the first time of a woman

it broke out about 7:00 this morning in a pathology department. this was the scene as firefighters quickly switched into their hazmat gear. firefighters say things got tense because water alone wasn't doing the job, not enough to battle the flames. >> when they made entry they did go in with charged hose lines and attempted to put the fire out and whatever was on fire reacted negatively to the water. they backed out and requested fire extinguishes which they then used to fully extinguish the firefighter. >> the firefighters credit the sprinkler system from keeping the fire from spreading. >> we are learning more now about a high school speed chase that played out in the south bay this morning. it stretched across three cities much the driver was speeding well over 100 miles an hour. the chase began in mount taken view into sunny valley on at the time expressway. the person inside that car was not badly injured. the driver then got into a fight with police and injured an officer before being arrested. the officer is expected to be okay. >>> new at

i actually broke the news to some of his friends this evening. still many questions as to what happened. was he hit by a vta bus? did he fall off of this bus? was he hit by something else? police looking into all of those possibilities. those who knew him are mourning tonight.sot it's very sad i can't believe it.he was such a good guy in the neighborhood this happened last thursday night at first and hawthorne in san jose. officers got the call just before 8 that night. they say no witnesses have come forward. benny cheung, who had just retired, leaves behind a family. his work family said he had been employee of the year and employee of the month several times when he was with santa clara valley transportation authority.sot we are mourning his loss.officers are hoping that a witness or someone else will come forward as they try to figure out what went wrong. in milpitas, j.r. stone kron 4 news. summary: shortly after the raiders were given the approval to go to vegas...they sent in a letter asking oakland if they can play for the 20-17 20-18 sea

it broke out before their eyes as they were passing through the logan intersection. >> these are images of the bus parked at logan and hawking. police say the yellow bus was struck at least eight times in a shooting that broke out just before 4:30. some of the bullets went into the passenger side, exited the driver side of the bus. >> residents say a dice game was going on with men in front of the corner store. things went south and shortly after a vehicle with heavy tint arrived, four men carrying semiautomatic weapons and all hell broke loose. >> 47 shots were fired. >> a woman, her 27-year-old daughter and 13-year-old girl were onboard the bus. they managed to escape the barrage of gunfire. >> all three females luckily and miraculously were not injured, not struck by gunfire. >> incredibly, the man that was the target escaped unscathed. a 58-year-old man he was talking to was was shot. >> nobody was hit on the bus but residents were upset something like this could happen. >> it makes me want to cry. it brings tears to your eyes. they are the innocent ones. do you think they stop to t

a fight broke out between soccer fans in san jose.several people there were hurt. >> nbc bay area is live outside the stadium where police are trying to find out what happened. bottles and flash bangs, he says his charter bus was pelted with rock. and we talked to one man who was hit in the head with rock. we are heading to the hospital. >> the fight was so violent that the two groups broke through a fence. policeç detained a few people, but made no arrests. this is a a soccer game between two teams from mexico. what's interesting is that at least four witnesses have told me that the violence was between fans rooting for the psalm team. now this is a sold out game with 18,000 people attending. police say they will be here at the end of the game for crowd control. reporting live, nbc bay area news. >> thank you. >>> another big story right now, rain moving back into the bay area. it's moved back in. a live look at san francisco. you see the bay bridge right there. raun coming down right there right about now. e we saw it earlier on th

that's making the search efforts slow and difficult. >> reporter: the fire broke out at 6:15 a.m. rea residents running for their lives, some hanging out of windows. >> i heard people screaming, back banging on the walls and windows, telling people, get out, get out, get out. i grabbed my kids, grabbed our shoes and we ran outside. when i opened the door, it was like back draft. >> reporter: three people have been confirmed dead. the coroner identified one of them at 64-year-old edward anderson. those who made it out alive checked in at the temporary shelter at the ew oakland u center on market street. >> i just don't know what to do. i lost everything. i don't have nothing. but the bags, the free clothes. i have no underwear. i don't have nothing. >> it's unclear how long the shelter will remain open. the goal is to find a long-term housing solution for the fire victims. >> maybe the health needs, the drug needs, that's going to be the challenge, being able to find the places that will take the individuals in. >> reporter: leaving dozens of people with an uncertain future. in oak

the fire broke out on december 2 chick -- 2nd. breathing in sick, carbon monoxide and extremely hot air can be lethal within a matter of minutes. investigators have yet to say what is the cause of this fire. >>> now let's go to the memorial service today. >> reporter: this sound of bagpipes today. inside this church, one speaker after another. >> you will be sadly missed and i look forward to seeing you one day. >> i am eternally grateful for who he was, to me, my family and christina. >> reporter: a final farewell. those closest to lucas fought back tears extract lucas will always be my role model. the church was filled with loved ones and his wife and children. >> i talk to him that afternoon and we were just joking around. so to get that phone call is pretty hard. >> february 22, it's a day friends and family will never forget. it's the day he lost control of his motorcycle during a pursuit, crashed into a pole and died. >> this they horrific event, but we are stronger and closer . it we need to stick together to get through it

police would discover mason was nearly broke. her grandson burned through the money buying property and partying, spending away more than $840,000. police say calvin steven turner spent $15,000 of mason's money at a vegas strip club alone. mason is now seemingly alone. >> america, we will take care of our dogs and our cats. we'll take care of our cars and go on vacation, but we're comfortable with disguarding our elderly. >> a foundation was set up. >> mason's grandson has been schedule d for a court appearance. he waived that hearing and his case is heading for trial. reporting live, nbc 10 news. >> you can find information on the care project on the nbc 10 app. >>> the philadelphia veterans commission is mourning the loss of one of its own. john jr. died at the of 96. the retired air force middle-aged in three wars, worked at boeing and living in society hill. >>> a car drove into a home in the cedar brook section of philadelphia. here's the scene. you can see how that car slammed right into a large win e doe. to one was hurt.

have been fighting the blaze dealing with hot spots more than half a day after the flame initially broke out. take a live look behind me. ryan we're dealing with a commercial building apartments at the top and shoe store at the bottom, you can see dozens of shoes strewn across the street. we're along north market street in downtown wilmington. firefighters responded to a commercial building fire, upon arrival they found heavy smoke pouring out of the three-story building. initially they entered the build to battle the flames from the inside, but it proved to be too aggressive they had to take on a defensive outside. more than 60 fire and ems personnel responded from two dozen units and handful remain on scene right now. >> i saw nothing but black smoke and you couldn't see up the block, you couldn't see down market street it was really bad. it was really bad. >> reporter: no injuries reported, but five adults have lost their homes, the red cross is cause of the fire that is still under investigation. reporting live in downtown, wilmington, jeanette reyes channel 6 "action news." matt? >>

the horses apparently they broke through a fence about a mile away. >>> sunshine broke through today after some rainfall yesterday evening we're left with only one chance of rain over the next seven days. coming up how warm we get when we get the sunshine and when that rain will fall, that's next. >>> the markets closed mostly lower today. a look at the closing numbers from wall street. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, weekend.. check out the damage it did to this windshield.. the hail was so heavy it looked like a blanket of snow. and two tornadoes hit texas and oklahoma >>> wild weather is ripping through the united states. this is video from texas. the hail is so heavy it looks like a blanket of snow. >>> that can just take out thousands of cars over dallas, oklahoma or wichita. that's a big deal. thankfully our weather around here is. we had a lot of rain last week. temperatures right now in the 50s and 60s. san francisco 67. you're the cool spot. concord at 56. the in the warm spot we find oakland, san jose, san francisco and santa rosa. it's pleasant with blue skies on the increase. radar

in san francisco there are major concerns in the north beach section of town after numerous fights broke out outside a nightclub early saturday morning after the st. patrick's day celebrations. this is exclusive video obtained by kron 4. in it you can see surveillance video of some of those fights that broke out outside of the hue nightclub in that area. business owners and those who live around there are fearful that someone is going to get seriously hurt or killed if something isn't done. i did reach out to those at the hue nightclub and they tell me that any allegations that there are problems in the community or the neighborhood caused by hue lounge and nightclub are completely untrue. in san francisco j.r. stone kron 4 news. on the bay bridge, riders on dirt bikes and atvs had a sideshow sunday night that ended with chp arresting one woman. people who were caught in the traffic took video and send it to grande for. while chp handled this case, san francisco police know of groups of bikers that come in and out of town and cause problems. they say it's often hard to arrest them - espe

never did i think maybe i broke my not.ever crossed my mind. >> christine came home from a company holiday party and she slipped on her kitchen floor. that was around midnight. she remembers waking up around 5:00 a.m. the next morning and could not move. she was on the floor for 12 hours. >> i was just laying there wondering what's happening to me. i can't believe this. where is everybody. nobody can hear my screams. >> after a neighbor got christine to hospital should she broken it. she had surgery the next day in which they fuse together some of her vertebrae. she spent close to three months at a rehab facility doing physical and occupational therapy. the big question is will she ever be able to walk again? >> what are the dr. saying? >> nobody says. that was my question to everybody when i first got there. i would say, have you ever seen everybody my condition walk out of here? in my mind i thought after three months i'm going to walk out of here. after a month or two i realized it is not going to happen so quickly. >> c

fight broke out students. beginning today officers will continue every weekday from 3:00 the hope is to prevent fights n dozen pumlled with back platform. >> when you're getting jumped, you have to stay calm and cov>> terrible because my son s helpless. he was defeated, and kicking hif this morning. she says at thisubwa train or for how long they'll the rails. for now, reporting live in >> thank you. >>> happening today, there be new calls for philadelphia district attorney seth williams protesters will be gathering in the wake of his bc10's pamela osborne joins us office in center city to break reacting. what can you tell us? >> reporwiiams has said that he not step down, nor will he re-e. the protesters who will be morning, they want to send a message to the other elected politician that this city.ice later this morning, blocking bars leading into the building and surrounding streets, as well. they will be calling for seth williams to resign. what's interesting about this is how many voices are getting behin

that's making the search efforts slow and difficult. >> reporter: the fire broke out at 6:15 a.m. rea residents running for their lives, some hanging out of windows. >> i heard people screaming, back banging on the walls and windows, telling people, get out, get out, get out. i grabbed my kids, grabbed our shoes and we ran outside. when i opened the door, it was like back draft. >> reporter: three people have been confirmed dead. the coroner identified one of them at 64-year-old edward anderson. those who made it out alive checked in at the temporary shelter at the ew oakland u center on market street. >> i just don't know what to do. i lost everything. i don't have nothing. but the bags, the free clothes. i have no underwear. i don't have nothing. >> it's unclear how long the shelter will remain open. the goal is to find a long-term housing solution for the fire victims. >> maybe the health needs, the drug needs, that's going to be the challenge, being able to find the places that will take the individuals in. >> reporter: leaving dozens of people with an uncertain future. in oak

planned parenthood says the video were highly edited, and it's workers broke no laws. prison time for a fake florida doctor - after a patient dies from a "butt injection." oneal ron morris was sentenced to ten years behind bars. morris pleaded no contest to manslaughter charges and practicing without a license. court records show that morris already spent time in jail for injecting dangerous sustances like "super glue" into women's backsides. the transgender woman will serve her sentence in a male prison. engineers are working to find out what caused a house in northwest d.c. to collapse. on march second, a tenant living in the home noticed a crack. he suspects construction next door caused the damage, which kept spreading. d.c. officials condemned the house on march 18th. the house came crashing down yesterday, 10 days after the tenants left. no one was injured. the owner says he wants to save what's left of the house, if possible. an update on the u.s. women's national hockey team's labor dispute.. the team has agreed to a four-year deal with u-s-a hockey. the agreem

. >> hotel guesses are sent running after multi alarm fire broke out. we will tell you what's being blamed for causing this fire. we're back at the top of the hour.

i was high when my water broke. too scared to call 911. >> an inmate causes a disturbance on the jail's transfer bus. now he vows to cause more problems. >> i'm just going to be a havoc to these [ bleep ]. >> i think he wants to make sure we're doing our work correctly. i think he's been trained by the officers. >> super secret cat-based intel. it's been very successful. been very invaluable us to. >> you want to sit here and [ bleep ] this. will you get trouble? you want to wake up to this? come on. >>> the birth place of the california gold rush. sacramento is best known today as the capital of the nation's most populous state. though it was once regarded as a very different sort of capital. >> about ten years ago we were called frequently the meth capital of the country. it's an undesirable distinction, to be sure. it caused us and the federal government to attack that issue. it's not been the crisis it has been. in the last year or two, meth is making a resurgence in sacramento like it is in many neighborhood. >

in ohio arguments broke out near the state house in columbus.groups chanted competing slogans some for the president, some against. >>> critics of the president making their opinions known on the san diego beach, hundreds of people staged a public art event spelling out the word impeach with their bodies. after a while they regrouped and spelled out resist. the organizers also registered voters in preparation for next year's midterm elections. a similar protest was held on san francisco's ocean beach last month where thousands of people spelled out the words resist on the sand. >>> president trump is working from his winter white house in florida this weekend. but as cbs reports, he's making some serious allegations against his predecessor. >> reporter: the president waves to his supporters hours after mr. trump fired off four tweets accusing president obama of wiring tapping trump. this is nixon water gate, bad or sick guy. >> reporter: president trump wrote the wire tapping happened here but offered no evidence. the tweets follow a story publi

the fire broke out around 1:45 this morning at a home on sheraton street. fire officials say imroperly disposed smoking materials in the basement started the fire. it was quickly put out and no one was hurt...but the family of four living in the home is displaced. an update this morning about friday's house explosion in rockville. police say the remains found inside have been identified as the home's owner, 61-year-old martin beck. officials say beck died of self-inflicted gunshot wound. they are still trying to determine the timing of his death and cause of the blast. the single story home - which was in foreclosure -exploded just hours before it was set to go up for auction. also developing in rockville parents outraged after learning one of two students charged in the rape of a classmate at rockville high entered the country illegally. 18-year-old freshman henry sanchez and 17-year-old jose montano are accused of raping a 14-year-old girl inside a school bathroom. both have outstanding immigration orders. sanchez was stopped by a border patrol agent in t

they say they believe the horses broke through a fence about a mile away. (darya) commuters in the bay area are upset with uber and lyft this morning. they claim the the companies raised their prices after power lines fell on the tracks at the west oakland bart station and caused major delays. this happened around 8:00 yesterday morning. this is video of the work on the track. some people reported that during the delay the cost to take uber or lyft across the bridge jumped to between $60 and $110. people took to twitter to complain saying it is only a 15 to 20 minute ride across the bridge that usually only costs about $20. a spokesman for lyft told the daily mail that the bart problems caused a unique challenge unexpected prime time occur when unexpected rides. (darya) uber is resuming its self-driving car program in san francisco after it was suspended because of a crash. the incident happened in arizona on friday night. there were no serious injuries. the self-driving uber s- u-v was hit by someone who sped through an intersection. police say the self-dr

a man broke into the same house.nother time, a woman also broke into the guy's truck that was sitting in his driveway. >> do you remember john gosling. a former reality star. he'll be in atlantic city as a stripper. that's another next chapter. he standard on the joan john and kate plus eight. the show focused on him on his ex-wife. now he's breaking into the world of adult entertainment. next month during the male review show. gosling said in addition to the special upcoming performance, he runs night club promotions and djs at a night club. >> random act of kindness in kansas is captured and people joining on in. starting with a chance encounter >> a young woman doesn't know a stranger helped raise more than $1,000 for her to go back to college. fox megan has the story. >> started with one thought. mixed with a little fried chicken. don carter was in this drive-through picking up dinner after a long day. struck's conversation with a young woman working at the window and she started telling him how she was working t

the building -- fire broke out.has several transition will a housing programs recently released from prison, and recovering from homelessness and drug addiction. one of those representing one of those tenants describe what'd things looked like inside. >> there's virtually like a river on the first floor with wires exposed to it, there's toilets overflowing, a lot of people with mental health issues. you know, so they're hoarding in some of the their apartments, that type of thing. so we called the inspector, right, during the rainy season, maybe three weeks ago when it was really bad. had the inspector go from the city of oakland. the inspector did not cite anything, said that conditions were okay. . >> reporter: along with the one person who was killed in this fire, three other people suffered smoke inhalation. one of them was in critical condition at last check and there were a total of 15 people who had to be rescued from this fire. they were pulled from the upper floor windows since other people ran down the fir

i could show you the spot where the main broke. they've patched it up. you see the fresh asphalt there. but there is a lot of clean-up to do and you could see over on that street over there, there is a clean-up truck, one of many that we've seen in the neighborhood. they've been very loud and busy because there is a lot of cleaning up to do because a pipe decided to burst late last night. >> it was tough to sallage much from the flooded basements and sheds in pittsburg this morning. the water from last night's break left behind a huge mess. >> clothes that belonged to my grandkids, that's -- that's pretty substantial. my daughter has kept them in totes and boxes and stuff like that. stuff that we lost. >> reporter: the 12 inch pipe ruptured after 9:00 last night. crews worked all night long to repair the break and vacuum up the water and fill the hole. it happened on black diamond street between 10th and 11th street, less than a mile from city hall where they are trying to figure out why this happened. >> this is not normal for the city of pittsburg. we'

the sun broke out in the afternoon and it turned out to be a beautiful late day. 57 in washington, 52westminster, 56 out at dulles. mainly in the 50s, cooler pockets south and west where wee had clear skies initially.iall satellite and radar will showll clouds have been increasing froi thnce west. that will put the contact bornnc on temperatures falling too far. showers are over the mountains, maybe a couple of spring also south of washington overnight. but this is maybe you'lll miss the or you sleep throughugh it. we'll wake up to some sunshineme tomorrow morning. > we have high pressure moving in. the winds are increasing. so there will be a cool breezeol out of the north. of course out of the north means colder air coming down fromwn canada and that's what weave goe for tomorrow. a lot of sunshine but temperatures will struggle to hit 50-degrees.gree we may do it briefly in washington and certainly into the 50s. here's your planning forecast for tomorrow morning. it's 57 now but believe it ore t not we'll be at 48 at 8:00 a.m. it will feel like 40s. looking at thursday, the winds w

form former federal prosecutor who served with bharara and harry siegle from the daily news who first broke this story that preet was not going quietly. what did you find and why does it matter for anyone watching who doesn't live in new york, who doesn't follow all these characters but learning there might be national implications? >> donald trump, you're right, this is very normal to take the u.s. attorneys and remove them. it isn't what he did.

we remember 2013 when senator harry reid then the majority leader broke the center rules in order to change the rules in order to lower the threshold for circuit court in district court nominations. he did that because of the desire to pack the district of columbia court of appeals because that was the court that had primary jurisdiction overof cases coming out of the obama white house with its regulations and the like and in order to get a court they would be moreo likely to rubberstamp an approved of obama policies senator reed felt it was imperative to pack the d.c. circuit court of appeals which unfortunately he was able to do with a bota democrats on the other side of the aisle to break the center rules to change the rules for the purpose solely of rubberstamping obama administration policies. the question before the senate this time is very different.

fights broke out saturday between protesters. ten people were arrested, seven were injured. protesters say police didn't act enough. >>> and overnight severe weather pounded the san francisco area. heavy hail caused hazardous conditions in one state. hail came down hard yesterday. it was so heavy it blanketed the ground. in the mountains there was enough snow to shut down roads. >> coming up on the "morning news," capital conflicts. an oklahoma representative gives a questionnaire to muslim students. >>> and the motorcycle jump that got the attention of please. this is the "cbs morning news." and twice the omega 3s. have the best. only eggland's best. better taste. better nutrition. better eggs. but so we don't have tormin wad to get clean. charmin ultra soft gets you clean without the wasteful wadding. it has comfort cushions you can see that are softer... ...and more absorbent, and you can use up to 4 times less. enjoy the go with charmin. >>> a dirt biker with two goals proceeded at zooming over a southern california highway and getting on television. the video was posted

the flames broke out on park road in wildwood crest.rst rescued the older woman and her dog from an upstairs unit. she suffered smoke inhalation. then they saw three children and their uncle who were trapped on a second story balcony. the only way to get to them in time was to have the uncle drop the kids to rescuers who were waiting below. >> you know, the flames were coming out so bad, that it was actually pushing them to the edge of the balcony. >> then the little girl just came straight down and bear hugged her and took her out. >> the cape may county fire marshal determined the fire to be accidental but has not released the exact cause. so glad that worked out. imagine my little guys trying to get them to let go of me to drop would be really hard. >> so fearful for those catching, you know, too, a scary situation. let's take you outside this morning and check your traffic as you're headed out. guess what, we're dry and there's no fog. that's a change today. 42 at creek road northbound traffic headed towards the walt whitman bridge

however, he is lucky that a tree broke his fall.he tree broke his shoulde b that's about as bad as his injuries were. re him down to the hospital. >> also very lucky because he just missed another vehicle that was coming. >> watching that video, unbelievable that he survive, let alone got away with a broken shoulder only. >>> the u.s. women's hockey team begins preparing. they threatened to boycott the tournament unless they received better wages. a new four-year deal triples their top wages in nonolympic years and creates an advisory group to advance girls and women's youth hockey in the u.s. >>> now, how about some basketball? >> yes, we shall talk about saturday's final four getting closer but nba, we get the highlights from espn. >>> good morning, america. good morning, utica, historical society. big fan, john buccigross and john anderson. two basketball highlights. john will go first. >> that's because the warriors were playing the rockets. very good game. going to be twice in four days. first two this one in houston. that look

officers just watched as fight after fight broke out with anti- trump protesters. police making just a small amount. we'll have team coverage and more on the strategy coming up tonight at 8:00. that's after boxing. boxing coming up and no 6 news. all the highlights and of course the weather for you and what's going on at 8:00. >> we got rain overnight tonight but does not look anything but nuisance flooding and ponding on the road. no implications for rivers rising. that's the good news. carry an umbrella the next 24 hours. weekend news is next. ♪ ♪ captioning sponsored by cbs >> ninan: president trump's explosive tweet storm. in a saturday morning twitter burst, the president accuses president obama of wiretapping trump tower, watergate style. but mr. trump offers no evidence as proof. also tonight, ms-13, the street gang accused of recent attacks in several cities, including a satanic murder. >> ms-13 has been meting out its own version of the death penalty. >> ninan: isis suspected of a horrifying chemical attack overseas. and, a winter of devastating storms lea

pharmaceutical companies and he said we are going to make the generics and that's it and they did and broke the strangleholdd of the generic drug companies, which has led to many more people being able to get aids drugs, so in that way he was noticeably deliberated not been in office anymore and having toc do what people expected the us administration to do which was to protect american patents, not anymore because he got up ii stayed with nelson mandela and said we are going to change this and they did.

fire broke out 1:15 on the 7500 block of theron avenue in e mt. airy. it started in the top front unit that houses a family of four. they were already out when fire fighters arrived. one man was hurt and taken to einstein hospital with unknown injuries with the rest of his family. crews had fire under control in about 15 minutes, fortunately no fire fighters were hurt. at this point there is no word on the cause of this fire, we do not know whether these cold temperatures that we're experiencing right now had anything to do with it, in the meantime, red cross is helping the families, who were displaced this morning, but for now we are live ine mt. airy i'm trang do for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". back to you. >>> well, in new jersey, a man is dead after getting into a fight with toms river police officer. this happened around 12:30 yesterday afternoon. two officers were following up on a report of a man in need of mental help. >> shortly after they arrived to the man's ocean county apartment a fight broke out. one officer fired a gun and killed the man. we

his former teammate and nfl netwrok analyst steve smith broke the news on twitter.rs...he only caught 930 and had seven touchdowns in 28 games. the team will save 4.8 million dollars in cap space... increasing their salary cap to nearly 91-million. the sharkies in winnipeg to face the jets. joe thorton made history tonight... we'll show why in a few seconds. the game was tied in the third period at one... on a fastbreak mikkel bod-kerr breaks the deadlock with a shorthanded goal. late in the third period... it finally happened for thorton... he gets his a thousand career assists. he joins an a elite group of players... joe becomes the 13th players reach a thousand assists. sharks win 3-2 (1st in pacific) thanks gary.. here's what's next... coming upa shoe bandit who would have thunk it/i'm not the type to leave my shoes out but now if i have a notion to do that i'll think twice that for sure we'll give you more clues on the used shoe bandit of solano county so maybe you can help identify him in the next edition of people can help identify him in the next edition of

he said the guy punched his side mirror and the another guy broke the other mirror. he waved them to pull over because his car was damaged. that's when it escalated and someone broke his passenger window. >> they started pawing at me and that's when i got out of the car. >> probably wasn't the brightest thing, but i didn't want them to come to the other side and break the window and cause any other damage. started vandalizing my car. >> he says at the end of it, one of the guys on dirt bikes rode over his leg and that's how it was broken. >> he says that witnesses did help, including an off-duty firefighter. he says that he did notice that the bikers did not have license plates on their dirt bikes. we've reached out to the chp and they are investigating, they say that witnesses have been cooperating. they are still asking for the public's help so far no arrests. reporting live, san francisco, christie smith, nbc bay area news. >> we take you for a live look at the white house tonight where the secret service is investigating the first-known security breach there sinc

broke out at midnight at the meadow lake apartments, nobody is hurt.nvestigators say the fire was accidental but they're investigating, of course, as they do. in south philadelphia, 20-year-old tradition focusing on men's health continues. today, kenney at the universal companies hosted its annual men's wellness breakfast at the universal charter school. it was free and way for men to share resources from lectures with health professionals to screenings. >>> we're trying to screen everyone who arrives for high blood pressure and bmi. people who know the numbers tend to take better care of themselves. >> that's going to wrap it up for fox 29 news at 10:00. keep it here for sports sunday. ♪ this is fox 29 sports sunday. >>> this is would you be able to the best time of the year for sports. it's christmas for hoops fans, march madness is villanova on top of the thrown. the road to the final four and we'll give you sleepers for your ncaa brackets, all of that and more coming up on sports sunday. fios is not cable. we're wired differently. maybe that's why

i didn't know who he was, but he was really brave and we broke the glass. we figured the guy would climb out, but i think he was knocked out and someone else jumbled in the water, tried to open the -- jumped in the water, tried to open the door, wasn't able to, but the fire department was able to open the door with the tool they had. >> they were able to pull him out of the window and bring him to shore. he survived and is now at highland hospital. >>> you may have seen the viral video of a violent arrest caught on camera. it raises a few questions tonight. vallejo's police chief says the department reviews every instance of use of force. from a hostile cro [ shouting ] >> that's part of the video. cell phone video shows an officer hitting a suspect with his fist and at one point a flashlight drawing outrage from a hostile crowd. at 1 point the officer pulls his weapon on the crowd. this happened on friday after police say a gas station employee called 911 about a man acting erratically. there was a foot chase before the confrontation. the 23-year-old suspe

. >> reporter: the fight was so violent the fans broke through the fence. several people suffered injuries. we do know police detained a dozen people, but police say no arrests were made. this is a game between club america and monarcas morelia, two teams from mexico. right now as we mentioned, there is a police presence. police are staying here at avaya stadium because there's a crowd of 18,000 people a sold-out crowd watching the game right now. they'll be here until the game is over and they will do crowd control where that once was an unruly crowd. reporting live in san jose, marianne favro, nbc bay area news. >>> the other top story tonight, more rain moving into the bay area right now. a live look outside the bay bridge toll plaza. not a lot of traffic. we've got some clouds but the roads are dry. nbc bay area's rob mayeda tracking the rain. >> near the coast 60 degrees. we'll take you up to tiburon where you see light rain. storm ranger, scanning up to marin county. a little bit of light rain at times and out towards sunol along 680, this is the view