brownlee managed to put the car in park, pulled watts out and rushed him to safety. >> i would like to give my thanks to him. >> he didn't hesitate. he's a very humble guy. he knew what needed to be done. you won't see him in front of the camera other than what you see on this video. >> reporter: direetective brown is set to retire this month after a 14-year career in law enforcement. i'm told he first became a police officer when he was just 19. >> detective brownlee has always put the job first, the people that he works for first. >> reporter: officials say the city will honor brownlee with a lifesaving award. james watts says he looks forward to thanking him personally. ted greenberg, nbc 10 news. >>> well, look at this. people out enjoying a night on the ice. a live look at the blue cross river rink where a tree lighting ceremony will happen this friday. tune into nbc 10 at 7:00 p.m. friday, because tracy, vai, bill, jessica, all from the morning team, will be live up way past their bedtime to bring you the holiday tree lighting night, filled with musical performances and special g

officer adam brownlee managed to get the car stopped and get the man to safety. "it was definitely heroic. it was something he didn't have to do. he put this individual first." his co-workers also say detective brownlee is set to retire in just a few weeks. the city plans to honor him with a lifesaving award. that's pulled from the bottom of a lake. look at crews trying to break into the car. this happening in madison wisconsin - investigators getting a call from someone who found the car early this morning. it's too early to tell for sure, but it's believed the car went into the water from the boat ram. police are looking for a man who they say stole a backhoe, then drove it the wrong way down a -- killing a woman. the backhoe stolen from dallas texas about an hour before the crash. wtinesses say the man jumped out of the backhoe from his seat in the middle of the freeway and ran across the median - leaving the tractor in the road. two construction workers pulled over and moved the backhoe off the freeway to keep other drivers from hitting it. a woman is shot an

adam brownlee was able to save the man. he is about to retire and the area is determined to present him with an award. is it that bad? >> it could be. i'm not 100% sure it's going to be that way, we're going to get close. this system that rolled on through west has done all sorts of winter time things. earlier in the day we showed you some video from up around lake tahoe. salt lake city had 32 inches of snow up in alta. some ski resorts around the lake. seven inches of snow, huge quite a snow storm. the cold air being felt all the way down in southern nevada it moderates quite a bit. but it is chilly for us. at the top of the newscast that freeze warning in effect for tomorrow night, early thursday morning. it does include the las vegas valley an quite a bit of clark county too. if the winds relax we could see temperatures around the colder of the season. tender vegetation will need protection. mount charleston, the snow that fell yesterday, lodge at 7700 feet, inch and a half, two inches. up at 9,000 feet they had four inc

brownlee of california. with that, i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady from the virgin islands. ms. plaskett: i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman is recognized. ms. plaskett: i rise in support of h.r. 6138, a bill to designate the facility of the united states postal service located at 560 east pleasant valley road, port hueneme, california, as the u.s. naval con instruction battalion "seabees" fallen heroes post office building. for over 70 years, seabees have provided critical construction capabilities in times of war. they assisted in the normandy invasion in world war ii, cut a mountain in half and carve through the a jungle to build a runway during the korean war, constructed facilities in the vietnam and gulf wars and supported combat forces in iraq. today they continue to build and maintain bases and infrastructures for coalition forces in the global war on terror. in addition to their military support, the seabees have also provided vital humanitarian assistan