take bridge town pike or brownsville road. a live look at route 13 at state street. you can see thick fog out there. use caution if that's part of your commute. >>> thank you, jillian. new in overnight, a man shot overnight in philadelphia dies at the hospital. nbc 10 was on the scene at north colorado street. the victim in his early 20s was gunned down at close range just after 11:00 last night. so far, there are no arrests nor motive. >>> also new from overnight, investigators are looking into the cause of a fire at a vacant row home in philadelphia. this broke out shortly after midnight on mayfield street in kensington. crews put it out quickly. fire officials tell us there were squatters inside at the time. they made it out and left the scene. >>> the man accused of kidnapping a philadelphia woman and taking her to maryland will be in federal court this morning. nbc 10's jesse gary is live in center city. and jesse, delvin barnes is being held in the federal corrections center. where is that in relation to the courthouse? >> reporter: vai, the federal corrections

brownsville, new york, or brownsville, texas. come there. any brownsville you want to, pick a brownsville, we'll be happy to see you come. and we have to have these kinds of robust conversations about who serves, who pays, how do we make sure that the system is equitable? and we do -- we do need to make sure that we're looking at communications as different than widgets. that was a conversation we had in the 80s, in the 90s. they're very different things. i want -- a strict anti-trust with regard to which widgets being manufactured. when you're talking about ideas, currency, how many people involved in this as possible and innovation as free flowing as possible, you need a little bit more. do we have too much regulation now? i could make some arguments. i've seen some things done that are a little bit unnecessary. i had a huge problem a minute ago we were talking about the fcc brings money back to the -- to the treasury. back in the '90s, i was a lone voice saying, hey, look, we should never have budget drive policy. and we were so concerned

brownsville, new york, or brownsville, texas. come there. any brownsville you want to, pick a brownsville, we'll be happy to see you come. and we have to have these kinds of robust conversations about who serves, who pays, how do we make sure that the system is equitable. and we do -- we do need to make sure that we're looking at communications as different than widgets. that was a conversation we had in the '80s, conversation that we had in the '90s. they're very different things. i want -- a strict anti-trust with regard to which widgets being manufactured. when you're talking about ideas, currency, how many people involved in this as possible and innovation as free flowing as possible, you need a little bit more. do we have too much regulation now? i could make some arguments. i've seen some things done that are a little bit unnecessary. i had a huge problem a minute ago we were talking about the fcc brings money back to the -- to the treasury. back in the '90s, i was a lone voice saying, hey, look, we should never have budget drive polic

. >> we've been doing air fiesta here in brownsville since 1991. and we have never had an incident of this nature before. >> he's going to crash. >> on march 12th, 2011, crowds gather at the brownsville south padre airport for the high-flying event. >> it's a fair-type atmosphere. and there's music and there's people talking and there's just all sorts of sound and activity going on. >> the day's featured attraction is the pirated skies act performed by the husband and wife team of kyle and amanda franklin. >> they're two of the finest air show performers in the country. >> as the franklins begin their routine, crowds are amazed by kyle's skillful piloting and amanda's daring wing walking. >> there aren't that many wing walkers in the air show business. it's a really thrilling thing to see. >> the routine is going exactly as they rehearse it. amanda's jaw-dropping stunts and kyle's aerial acrobatics wow the crowd. >> kyle franklin's one of the finest performers i've ever seen. his airplane is a unique biplane. it's big, it's loud. he makes it do thi

take vo --segun su familia, la joven iba con un amigo de su edad por la carretera entre reynosa y brownsvillein ninguna razon recibio los disparos. --sin embargo, las autoridades afirman que dispararon contra el vehiculo despues de que estos ignoraron la orden de detencion. --la joven y su bebe se recuperan en un hospital de reynosa. cesar --un agente de la peninsula se vio hoy involucrado en una balacera. take vo --el incidente ocurrio esta tarde, poco despues de la una sobre la calle "willow road" en menlo park. --un oficial disparo mortalmente contra un sospechoso de robo quien presuntamente portaba un arma de fuego. --los oficiales primero habian disparado con un "taser" al sujeto, cuya identidad no ha sido revelada. vo-blanca ---la policia de san jose anuncio esta tarde el arresto de 3 sospechosos de haber participado en el asesinato de un hombre que fue cometido sobre la calle "almaden" el pasado 4 de noviembre. ---durante la balacera, un adolescente tambien resulto herido. ---los 3 sospechosos enfrentan cargos de homicidio con un agravante de pertenecer a pandillas. take vo / cesar ---

degrees below average -- >> reporter: in 24 hours the temperatures dropped from the 80s to the 40s in brownsville, texas. in jackson, mississippi from 79 degrees to 45. and in charleston, west virginia, 75 down to 41, a 34-degree difference. in the pacific northwest, 60-mile-an-hour wind left 60,000 powerless in seattle. crews battled gusts as they try to repair the lines. in oregon trees blocked roads and crashed into homes. as this system pushes east, fog blanketed big cities there today, boston skyline all but disappeared, only the tallest buildings peaking from the clouds and this view from the statue of liberty's torch. what stands out about this storm is its projected longevity. denver and other locations could stay unusually cold for the middle of next week and longer. brian? >> janet shamlian in 2-degree denver, colorado tonight. janet, thanks. >>> let's head to a developing story out of the pacific northwest. we're hearing for the first time the 911 calls for help as a student opened fire inside a high school in washington state last month providing new insight into how these tragic even

introduced not too long ago by the mayor of matamoros, which is just east of el control, south of brownsvillexas. and it's an elite group. she introduced it as a way to keep the community safe. the attorney general from this state says that they are being questioned because they are linked to the kidnappings in this particular case. and so they are interviewing them as witnesses are linking them to the kidnapping, and authorities are saying that if they have to question the mayor, that they'll do that as well. i actually talked to the fbi, deb, and the fbi is assisting their partners in mexico in this particular case. >> and just quickly, is there some indication that perhaps this tactical unit had ties to any of the cartels? >> that's a great question, because this particular area is cartel territory. and so it's a very dangerous area. i grew up there. a lot of people that i know don't cross into mexico anymore. like we used to when we were growing up, to buy food and trinkets or whatever. you just cross over to mexico casually. you don't do that anymore. >> all right, rosa flores, thank you

in 24 hours, the temps drop from the 80s to the 40s in brownsville, texas. in jackson, mississippi, from 79 degrees to 45. in charleston, west virginia, 75 down to 41. that's the 34-degree difference. nbc meteorologist bill karins is here with the wintry forecast for this thursday morning. here is the thing. not talking about a couple of days here. >> no. this is going to go on for another ten days. and yesterday was a peek in the negative temperatures. not warm this morning. we're at negative 13 in denver. negative 12 in casper. snowed in little rock, arkansas. right now having light snow in memphis, tennessee. very early in the season. but we have cold air mass, unusual weather is going to happen. that's what is going to occur shortly if it isn't already in portland, oregon. we're under a winter storm warning here. this is the next storm. moisture is already moving in. and we're going to watch in portland, sleet and snow mix, probably over to mostly snow during the day. and then maybe mixing later this evening. we could see three to seven inches in portlan

in texas it was warm enough for a t-shirt in brownsville at 82. cold enough for a parka clear north in amarillo at 34 degrees. in mississippi, 80 degrees in starkville. due west, just 46 in tunica. strong gusts tore through power lines in washington state. and a stunning aerial shows a massive dust storm rolling through colorado as more states prepare tonight for the dangerous cold. now the cold has arrived in golden, colorado. we are going to see temperatures below zero tomorrow morning. we are going to bottom out at about 1 below tomorrow morning topping out only around 7 by tomorrow afternoon. that cold will stretch down into texas tomorrow, too. then on thursday it's going to start spreading east into the midwest where temperatures will be running about 15 to 25 degrees below average and then eventually it makes its way to the east coast, from new york city down to atlanta, temperatures will be modified a bit, but still pretty chilly. that's about 15 degrees colder than what we would normally see this time of year. >> dylan dreyer, golden, col

in just 24 hours, the temperatures drop from the 80s to the 40s in brownsville, texas. and jackson, mississippi, from 79 degrees to 45. and in charleston, west virginia, 75 down to 41. a 34-degree difference. they are not used to that. bill karins is here with a look at the forecast. we'll get to him in a second. but on a list of things not to stuff down r your pants, this one would be near the top. an entire chain saw. this man tried to steal it from a a lawn care store in front of an employee. he ditched it in a vacant lot. police arrested him. he's charged with grand theft in a court of law and foolishness in the court of public opinion. >>> try to top that. >> foolish among other things. let's talk about the nba this morning. played its first regular season game south of the border since 1997. rockets and timberwolves, dwight howard had 10 rebounds. in their win over the wolves. clayton kershaw is the unanimous winner for the cy young award. clippers star blake griffin is facing a demeanor battery charge. it stems from an incident where a man accused him of grabbing

there was already a protest planned at 35 in the brownsville neighborhood. but as the grand jury came back with the decision not to indict the officer, the protesters took to the streets. >> protesters headed east on 35 then it north. eventually heading over to lakeshore drive shutting down both sides of the drive. all the while, with officers making the large but peaceful and vocal track with them. elsewhere, jesse jackson denounces the decision calling it a sad commentary and not credible. also calling for a peaceful protest. >> i urge people to be disciplined because violence will not solve the problem. it's a distraction from the problem. >> after exiting the drive, protesters headed north to the thompson center where they clashed briefly with police who deployed tactics they used during the native summits of 2012. calling for more demonstrations and peace. >> get outside on the peaceful streets and chicagos.highways highways. >> before the protest at 9:00 a.m. at city hall, the protestors are scheduled to gather here at state and jackson. a lot of messa

going to be the severe weather that has been erupting here from oklahoma all the way down toward brownsvillethe major areas are going to be san antonio, corpus christi as well as up towards austin. large hail. it will be the possibility of toranados across the area. now, if you are out traveling on wednesday, one of the biggest travel days of the year, really, ohara not looking too bad. dallas not looking too booed as well. rain showers all the way to parts of florida. but in terms of temperatures, look at this. we are going to see temperatures fairly nice around the south. new york is going to be about 43. then o, on thanks giving, we are going to be seeing some snow up towards parts of wisconsin, up towards parts of montana as well. those temperatures on thanksgiving, we are going to see new york at 36, houston at 63 and los angeles at 77. >> kevin corveau there. the festival in the fourth year exposing readers to the world's great literature and creating a market for talent. a report from daka. >> 20 years ago, a book written was banned for insulting islam. the author went into exile. but

we're going to build it from brownsville to san diego. after that we secure the border we're going to allow some people here legally to get on to have working papers and to earn citizenship over a number of years. would you, laura ingraham, say okay, i'll compromise. >> no, i would not say that at all. i think the mainstream position on this, bill, is enforcement. the mainstream position on this is show me that you're really going to do it. the people are furious. >> that's in writing that you're going to stop it. >> that was in 1986. >> you don't believe no matter what's in there -- >> no. if it's concurrent, absolutely not. >> but you won't compromise. >> i will compromise. here's the compromise. you haven't been enforcing the law. so say for the next seven to ten years you show us good faith on the border, we reduce the incentives to come. you can't get any of this stuff. driver's licenses, deal with all of that stuff. that is wildly popular. and i think republicans owe it to their listeners -- owe it to their voters to actually do wha

organize a year ago have armed volunteers to help control the poorest areas between san diego and brownsvilleas. jim gilchrist called it operation normandy. instead of invading is to it stop the wave of illegal immigrants. unlike u.s. forces in normandy grans this effort will not be the only surprise. it is being well publicized and is set to begin may first of next year. they will be setting up camps and training so they wouldn't allow themselves to be videotaped. they will be armed. the plan is for them to be nonaggressive to simply support federal agents who are already patrolling the border. while federal authorities say they appreciate the efforts of this new militia they don't not endorse the groups saying customs and border protection does not impress any group or organization we from taking mat their own hands as it may have personal safety consequences. it bills itself as a law firm stakes a stand against the militia calling them a hate group and condemning their plan. someone has to step up and do what the government refused to do. our federal state and community government has fail

who helped organize the minutemen is now activating some 3500 volunteers between san diego and brownsvilletexas. he's calling his new push operation normandy named after the invasion of normandy in world war ii. but instead of invading, the hope here is to stop the invasion of what he calls the wave of illegal immigrants. and unlike u.s. forces in normandy, france, this effort will not be a surprise. operation normandy is being well-publicized and set to begin on may 1st of next year. the vo l untiers are already said to be setting up camps and training though they wouldn't allow themselves to be videotaped. they will be armed, but the plan is for them to be nonaggressive, to simply support federal agents who are already patrolling the border. and while federal authorities say they appreciate the efforts of this new militia, they do not endorse the group saying, quoting, customs and border protection does not endorse any private group or organization from taking matters into their own hands as it could have disastrous personal and public safety consequences. the southern poverty law center

alvaed ao ere visiting their father near month moreas by my home -- montamoros near my hometown of brownsville. today i call on the united states state department to ensure that the mexican government thoroughly investigate these heinous crimes and those responsible be brought to justice and prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law. these cold-blooded murders demonstrate the brutal violence in northern mexico. in a tribal warning dated october, 2014, the state reynoso, warns, nuevo laredo, have had attacks with exexplosivive devices in the past year. rival elements and/or the police can occur during all times of the day. the number of those killed is the highest and the number of american citizens as being kidnapped, abducted unvoluntarily in the first half of 2014 have also increased. for the last century and a half, residents of northern exico and south texas ep joy a bicultural experience, eating, shopping was a part of everyday life. this way of life has been ripped apart. we should demand that those whose criminal acts have destabilized mexico be held responsible. martin luther king sa

we start in brownsville, texas, 68 degrees. raining in south texas.t, but there's spotty areas of flooding. drive offshore today with the temperatures in the 60s into the afternoon. dry and warm across much of so-cal. after the rains last week right now.es we will not move up a whole lot today. we have a strong wind is bringing cold conditions. it will be gusty today, with our temperatures in mid to upper 50's. >> this weather report brought to you by etrade. notice, i'm not doing the tarantella. >> feel free. >> you did a great job. >> we will not make fun of you. >> it's like a pope dance and a doe see doe. >> thank you. >>> coming up, on the lookout, germs at school. how quickly they can spread in the classroom. thousand stay healthy. >>> and dietary supplements. the fda is cracking down. >>> and it's the gopro show. don't go anywhere. >> is this us right now? >> two, one, fade black. tigers, both of you. tigers? don't be modest. i see how you've been investing. setting long term goals. diversifying. dip! you got our attention. we did? of course. y

sometimes, they do on it, but it from brownsville, texas, san diego, and california.e have got to make it uniform. i agree with you that we can do it. if this country puts its will to it, we can do it. will,are also people who through the caribbean, and they will come across the canadian border, which also happens to be poorest, but that is where we have to start area >> we asked folks on facebook to ask questions to you. something i think your name is attached to, alice said, the rule in the house of representatives is undemocratic and goes against democracy. can you explain what that is? >> there was no rule. it is, if you got 218 votes, you move the bill and get it taken to the floor and move it. a misnomer,ea is saying you have to have a majority. let me say, every speaker that existed, if you let the other side control the process of politics, you probably will not be leader very long. almost every speaker in history you have most things to pass, you have to have a majority of your own people or you are not leading anybody. host: gaithersburg, maryland, michelle.

will not be having their kids play football as much but it won't matter in fort myers, florida, brownsvillewhere the nfl is drawing its pool of players. >> flipg the channels yesterday and watching pieces of the games is the inherent glorification of the violence the tough hits. >> can i just say, mike seriously, i am not avoiding an nfl game as any sort of like protest, i just don't watch it. because the violence has gotten so excessive i just can't watch the speed and the violence. i see these guys that have shot their girlfriend shot themselves, have committed suicide. i can't watch it because it seriously is. like watching one car accidents after another. >> that's exactly -- >> by the way, i grew up like everybody else. i started playing football when i was 5. when i was 6 my parents put me in a football league. i coached football. i've been obsessed with the sport. i can watch it on sundays any more. >> i was flipping through the channels -- >> by the way watching college football all day. >> we won't get into texas and an arbor. to joe's point there was a kick-off. the collision betw

look at this, the next three to five inches of rain in corpus christi and brownsville. we will see that rain finally come to an end later today. sunny by saturday. a high of only 48. and we got this storm system that will be developing, not quite a nor'easter. a vigorous storm that moves through friday. look at the snowfall. it will be dropping as you make your way into parts of foreign maine. another foot or more near caribou, i mean, already, they've had more snow than they normally get for the month of november and we're just getting did you know enamel is your teeth's first line of defense? but daily eating and drinking can leave enamel rough and weak. introducing new colgate enamel health toothpaste its unique formula replenishes weak spots with natural calcium... ...and gently polishes... ...for strong, healthy enamel. strengthen the enamel that protects your teeth. introducing new colgate enamel health toothpaste. replenish and polish for healthy enamel. colgate. #1 brand recommended by deists. >>> a dreary start. steady rain this morning. scattered rain showers

in the mean time, next 46 hours, 3 to 5 inches of rain near corpus christi and brownsville.we have rain in the area, the rain ends later today, sunny by saturday, but a high of only 48, and we got this storm system that's going to be developing, not a nor'easter, but a vigorous storm moves friday. look at the snowfall. it's dropping as you make your way into parts of northern maine, another foot or more near caribou. already, they had more snow than think normally get for the month of november, and we're just getting started. your local forecast coming up in the next 30 seconds. that protects your teeth. introducing new colgate enamel health toothpaste. replenish and polish for healthy enamel. colgate. #1 brand recommended by dentists. >>> 7:16. good thursday morning to you. meteorologist christina loren. a really pretty day coming your way. we're going to see the high clouds streaming, high, wispy clouds comprised of ice crystals. 72 degrees on the peninsula today, 72 in the beautiful south bay and 69 in san francisco. getting into the next couple days, temperatures are goi

sometimes, they do on it, but it from brownsville, texas, san diego, and california. we have got to make it uniform. i agree with you that we can do it. if this country puts its will to it, we can do it. will,are also people who through the caribbean, and they will come across the canadian border, which also happens to be poorest, but that is where we have to start area >> we asked folks on facebook to ask questions to you. something i think your name is attached to, alice said, the rule in the house of representatives is undemocratic and goes against democracy. can you explain what that is? >> there was no rule. it is, if you got 218 votes, you move the bill and get it taken to the floor and move it. a misnomer,ea is saying you have to have a majority. let me say, every speaker that existed, if you let the other side control the process of politics, you probably will not be leader very long. almost every speaker in history you have most things to pass, you have to have a majority of your own people or you are not leading anybody. host: gaithersburg, maryland, michell

sometimes, they do on it, but it from brownsville, texas, san diego, and california. we have got to make it uniform. i agree with you that we can do it. if this country puts its will to it, we can do it. will,are also people who through the caribbean, and they will come across the canadian border, which also happens to be poorest, but that is where we have to start area >> we asked folks on facebook to ask questions to you. something i think your name is attached to, alice said, the rule in the house of representatives is undemocratic and goes against democracy. can you explain what that is? >> there was no rule. it is, if you got 218 votes, you move the bill and get it taken to the floor and move it. a misnomer,ea is saying you have to have a majority. let me say, every speaker that existed, if you let the other side control the process of politics, you probably will not be leader very long. almost every speaker in history you have most things to pass, you have to have a majority of your own people or you are not leading anybody. host: gaithersburg, maryland, michell