creek, along the cobbs creek parkway. now, johnson, student at local art college in the spring garden section of the city of philadelphia is from the 7700 block of lynch berg boulevard in southwest philadelphia, that is just 5 miles from where her body was found, actually in the creek, under the spruce street bridge. now, police say she had been strangled, it is not clear if the murder happened at that location, or if she was dumped homicide detectives haven't said much about the case. captain john ryan briefed reporters short time ago. >> there are cameras all over the city, so we're checking every possible lead, every possible avenue. someone was out jogging and they contacted a pal officer at local pal center, and then he made the proper notifications cents, you know, got the ball rolling. >> so all morning homicide detective i'm told have been reviewing the detail of the case, and what they do have, they're not revealing if they were able to locate any other evidence near tiara johnson's remains, again, she was found

so he's built a relationship with cobb and has confidence with cobb because they believe they do have a channel to mueller and his team. they have relationships with that group going back decades. at the same time, there is an element on the hard right in the trump base who's yearning for more of an aggressive posture when it comes to this probe. not calling for mueller to be fired, or for pardons to be given, but just a more combative approach. and so you sometimes hear inklings that the president is leaning perhaps in that direction. >> oaks, man, was this interesting and are you guys come back. robert costa, julia ainsley and chuck rosenberg, thank you. we'll continue this conversation by inviting you all back often. >>> coming up after our next break, the president makes a declaration on north korea, but what kind of an effect could it have when "the 11th hour" continues. >>> today, the united states is designating north korea as a state sponsor of terrorism. it should have happened a long time ago. it should have happened years ago. >> actually, it did happen years ago. north kor

ty cobb says, i'm not shaping this time line to calm anybody. and he goes on to say, my time line gets reported the whole thing would be over. what i have said for the last several weeks, is that the interviews will wrap up shortly after thanksgiving and there's a foblt entire mueller matter can be resolved in early january. that again is brand new exclusive reporting. ty cobb, the criminal defense attorney for donald trump, on these reports about how he has been managing both the case and his client in the white house. cobb shooting back on the idea that he would try to sugar coat any bad news to the president. he said in my job, you have the responsibility to give the commander in chief honest information. let's get right to it. the former federal prosecutor, pro if he issor at georgetown law who specializes in public corruption. abigail, i'll go right to you. obviously your story has struck a nerve. what do you think? >> i think he is making a point. he is saying the interviews are different than the entire investigation. this time line that

>> you're making waves. >> i think he needs to fire cobb. i think cobb has told him.aid this publicly that the mueller investigation will exonerate trump by the end of the year. it will not. it will not. you're going to have -- you're going to have -- >> i'll going to pause and then you get to speak. you just said, you disagree with the ty cobb strategy that would result in donald trump being exonerated because he has nothing to hide. a minute ago you just said, donald trump has nothing to hide. if you're right, isn't ty cobb's strategy good because he'll be cleared faster. >> no. it is not good and i'll tell you why. there's a difference between whether or not donald trump is innocent on the actual collusion, which by the way, alan dershwitz, and you've reported because i've watched you. alan dershwitz says it may not a crime. >> are you not answering my question on purpose? >> i like that question, by the way. you're very good. this is why you get good ratings, by the way. i like that question. >> we're almost going to finish here. you said you disagree with the str

is ty cobb just engaged in client mood management? >> i think he wants to. he's trying to tell the people within the white house, it's okay. it's almost over. relax. don't panic. as this gets closer and closer to the inner circles of the white house. yeah, that was just some sort of internal control. of course, there was no evidence at all that this investigation is wrapping up any time soon. it's probably going to go well into next year and this is going to continue on and on. as the point that paul made, we talk about collusion which isn't actually a crime. there's crimes of conspiracy and things like that, but there are other things outside of collusion that could be problematic to the prrkts suesi. we do know it's not close to being over. >> ty cobb can whisper all he wants but someone pointed out today that it's simply not backed up by the 12 counts that were brought against paul manafort and mr. gates. they had to do with business activities that the two of them were engaged in years before. there's absolutely no clue, there's no tie to anything that w

cobb. he items us this, quote, once that fund is fully approved and operational, it will be for the benefit of witnesses, staffers and campaign workers forced to incur extraordinary legal expenses, merely because they were witnesses. that fund will not include any indictee is or current targets. that contradicts what the white house said. it's not just for people that only worked in the white house, according to this latest news from the white house, ty cobb. that fund would also be for people who worked on the campaign, for campaign staffers. as long as they were witnesses. nobody will be allowed to tap that fund if it ever comes to exist if they are an indictee. so, that means gates, manafort and papadopoulos, nor are they allowed if they are a current target of the investigations. well, who that applies to, i don't know. we also do not have word from the white house whether or not our billionaire president himself will be contributing to such a fund for the legal defense of his campaign

. >> did you hear g cobb was making fun every chris long? >> i heard. >> the thing is that just a little too stiff. up know, he' just doing this. >> yes. >> do you have shake that thing up for au know what i aming. >> ya. >> you couldn't, you know you got to -- that's what you got to do. common. >> okay, guess who comes in chris long. so i talk to him later. long? >> yes. >> he will rye? >> the chris long. we're best friends you know. >> any four letter words other than long. >> listen, he is not happen which g cobb. he wants to have a show with me. >> of course. >> thank for having a show with me. >> because of you. >> moving on. but he did say that g cobb, he is watching you. >> as you noticed i'm kind individual yes. >> you are. very, very kinds. >> there are some people at my tv station are so kinds. >> rea >> te talking smack on the sack dance. >> on the sacance oh, i think i sawhat. >> so later this morning chester county between like to 9:00 a.m.o to sean the vet yo. then go to sch in chester counnatc >> alw >> do you have g cobb's nu

this was a vacant building at 60th and locust in the cobbs creek neighborhood. it started after midnight and quickly spread. big flames in the shot. looking at earlier photos of the area, it was a three-story building with a home on the second and third floors. at one point, a vacant store front on the first floor. keep an eye out for detours while the fire department wraps up their work. matt delucia, nbc10 news. >> thank you. >>> the countdown to thanksgiving is on, and this year, a record number of people will be traveling. over the next few days, millions of drivers will be heading out of town and packing the roads. nbc10's katy zachry joins us live along the turnpike in king of prussia. >> reporter: in less than a hover, big changes are going to be made to the pennsylvania turnpike behind me to accommodate all of the cars and trucks anticipated for the thanksgiving holiday. at 5:00 this morning, turnpike crews will open all lanes eastbound and westbound. that means no construction, no scheduled maintenance taking out a lane. this is being done to accommodat

ty cobb tells us this as of tonight, special thanks to kristen welker from nbc news. he tells us this, once the fund is fully approved and operational, it will be for the benefit of witnesses, staffers and campaign workers forced to incur extraordinary legal expenses merely because they were witnesses. won't include indictees or current targets. in one sense it contradicts the guidance from the white house about legal fund. not just for people who only worked in white house, according to this statement from ty cobb, fund would be for people who worked on the campaign, campaign staffers, as long as they were witnesses. nobody will be allowed to tap that fund f it comes to exist, if they're indictee, that means manafort, gates and papadopoulos are out. nor if they're a current target of the investigations, who that applies to, i don't know. also don't have word from the white house whether or not our billionaire president himself will be contributing to such a fund for legal defense of campaign staffers and white house aides. it's not legally clear that president could

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her body was found in cobbs creek over the weekend.are hoping they can figure out what she was doing in those final hours and that they can track down her killer. "action news" reporter bob brooks live in southwest philadelphia tonight with the very latest on the investigation. bob. >> reporter: rick, we're here in southwest philadelphia near where the victim, kierra johnson lived. now, police say at this point they have very limited information and with no witnesses and no word of a suspect, they say they have a lot of police work to get done. philadelphia police are now up against a major task, from combing the area surrounding cobbs creek to sifting through security video that could span all over the city, detectives are trying to track down a killer, the person responsible for murdering 21-year-old kierra johnson. >> on saturday, the medical examiner ruled the cause of her death was strangulation. >> reporter: she was strangled her body left in cobbs creek park near spruce street. johnson was found face down in the water. >> the pa

. >> reporter: leanna was taken to the cobb county police headquarters.oss was already there in an interview room, telling detectives what had happened. but to them, something about ross harris and his story wasn't adding up. >> what really happened that morning? was it a tragic accident or something far more sinister. coming up -- >> oh, please, god, why? >> questions about a father's story. >> the antennas went up on the detectives when they heard that. >> when "dateline" continues. your scalp? mine gets dry in the winter too. try head and shoulders' dry scalp care it nourishes the scalp and... ...keeps you up to 100% flake free head and shoulders' dry scalp care copdso to breathe better,athe. i go with anoro. ♪go your own way copd tries to say, "go this way." i say, "i'll go my own way" with anoro. ♪go your own way once-daily anoro contains two medicines called bronchodilators, that work together to significantly improve lung function all day and all night. anoro is not for asthma . it contains a type of medicine that increases risk of death in people

who we name in the article, is steve bannon who has griped to friends privately that he thinks ty cobb is up for the job and my understanding is he's communicated that in phone calls directly to the president, although he may have fallen short from urging the president to fire an ty cobb. all indicates, indications we have is president trump is sticking with ty cobb, he trusts his legal team and that's not changing. >> the humor shared among white house staffers about how they start the day many of them, what do they say to each other? >> good morning, are you wearing a wire. and again, i should explain no one i don't think actually believes anyone is wearing a wire or they certainly hope not but it is sort of an indication of the human they're arises in a situation like this. >> ashley parker, thanks. >>> ordered out. the trump administration ending its temporary residency status for victims of haiti's earthquake. why? what happens to them next? and why group of immigrants could be next? >>> also ahead, border mystery. questions remain about what the fbi is calling a tragic incident i

. >>> from atlantic county to philadelphia's cobbs creek neighborhood. we're following breaking news. police arrived at the scene in cobbs creek to find a man shot in the chest three times lawing next to his car -- laying next to his car wearing a ski mask. it happened before 2:00 a.m. on ellsworth street. the 26-year-old lives in the neighborhood. witnesses say they saw a man run from the scene. >>> police are trying to track down a gunman who murdered a young father inside a mercer county applebee's. authorities say someone shot devin smith in the head as he grabbed a drink at the bar at the restaurant in lawrenceville yesterday. the gunman ran off. close friends gathered at the applebee's to light candles in honor of smith who they call the life of the party. >> a great person. a great friend. a great partner. >> they were always so happy and lively. y i don't know who could have done it. >> the mercer sheriff's office says they have promising leads, but so far police have made no arrests. >>> federal investigators say a safety culture that was weak l

what is the pitch from ty cobb to the president to try to keep him cooling his heels? >> the white house lawyer ty cobb who has been on the job since this summer basically has said to the president and everyone in the white house we are turning over records. we are providing in a cooperative manner all of the needs of the special counsel bob mueller. we are providing him with interviews with former and current staff. and all of that will be completed by thanksgiving or december or the end of the year. and in truth, that stage of the process could very well end by the end of this year. but probe is going to go on for some time and remember every prosecutor is looking at a big wide circle of people on the outside to get closer and closer to the inside. and we just don't know what we don't know. we don't know what's going to happen as a result of lower level aides and even paul manafort, former campaign chairman who has been indicted, rick gates, another campaign aide, george papadopoulos, another foreign policy adviser to the campaign being charged. we just don't know al

we're live in the city's cobb creek section, drake clark, nbc 10 news. >>> in ten minutes, we'll find out more from a ragnor commissioner. facing child porn charges, he's stepping down from his position. the town manager is holding a news conference coming up in ten minutes. brandon hudson and we're tracking shower chances this evening. an isolated shower could pass by and this is a live look from the campus and tammie souza has more. tammie? >> isolated showers, maybe a driz sdplel or a mist as it heads out. not a half bad night but you can see some sprinkles on doppler radar. they kind of put this into a clear air mode and we have showers between washington and baltimore. it's just moisture in the air being picked up. it's not really raining. it's falling to the ground. we're going to have a damp night out there but you can see the clouds across western pennsylvania. the front that has come through has fallen apart. it's the same front that brought severe weather and tornadoes across parts of the great lakes and upper great lakes and ohio valley. 52 in allentown. 41, mt. poconos and

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. >> eli, to you, ty cobb certainly has a unique and different client.quires different care and feeding. >> i think that's right. he does have an obligation to be direct and honest with his client. but he also knows that this is a client in donald trump who is very much put at ease with good news and compliments and flattery and someone who can sort of freak out very quickly with bad news or criticism. so it would make sense that what he would emphasize to this president is the good news, the best possible scenario, the fact that maybe this will be open -- wrapped up by the end of the year. just relax, cooperate, because every time the president lashes out, tweets something negative about mueller, and we really haven't seen that since he started listening to cobb over the last month or two, but every time he would say something harsh about mueller, every time he would emphatically declare his innocence or try really hard to sort of win that point in the news cycle, short-term political expediency, he was opening himself up to further legal jeopardy by po

. >> the family of student found dead in cobbs creek is planning her funeral, as investigators continue to hunt for her killer. passerby found 21 year old key air a johnson's body friday morning, officials say she was floating in the water under cobbs creek parkway near spruce street. johnson was an art student at hush and college. her mother reported her missing thursday after she didn't return home. the medical examining determined she was strangled. >> there are cameras all over the city. so we're checking every potulny possible lead and every possible avenue to develop suspect. >> so far investigators say they haven't figured out who was last with johnson or why they would want to kill her. meanwhile, we're told the victim's family members are organizing a vigil for johnson >>> a radnor township commissioner is resigning from the boards, that's after authorities arrested him on child porn charges last month. philip a h. r. mcmaster first resigned as president last month, yesterday the 66 year old resigned from the boards altogether, also returned township owned equipment yesterday,

we have a developing story in our area tonight police have now identified the woman found dead in cobbsreek on friday she is a 21-year-old art student investigators say she was strangled and action reporter christie ileto is live from police headquarters with details christie. >> reporter: they identified her as 21-year-old kiera johnson and reported her missing on thursday, her body was then discovered 24 hours later action news was there as homicide detectives combed through cobbs creek after 21-year-old johnson's body was discovered face down on a creek bed and police say the cause of death is literature strangulation as of now there are no witnesses. johnson is a student at hudson art school in spring garden according to an essay she penned interning at mass parks student intake program she is passionate about the arts and land conservation a motive for her murder though is not immediately clear. again police say right now there are no witnesses to this crime so anyone with information about her killer is asked to contact homicide detectives live at police headquarters christie ilet

passerby found 21 year old key air a's body off the cobbs creek parkway near spruce street. johnson was art student at hutchins college. her mother reported her missing when she didn't come home thursday. medical examiner now saying johnson was strangled. >> there are cameras all over the city so we're checking every possible lead, every possible avenue to develop suspect. >> authority are also trying to determine a motive. meanwhile, johnson's family members are making funeral arrangements. they say they're also planning on holds ago vigil. >> to west chester two student recovering this morning after investigate investigators say a driver intentionally plowed into them as they waited at a bus stop, happened just before 9:00 yesterday morning on the university south campus. investigators tell us that the driver who was identified as an older woman, not a student, took off after mowing down the students. officers caught up to her short time later after she smashed into a park car and hit a thirds student. that student was not hurt. >> the university police then took the drive

i don't know whether that's ty cobb's client management or whether ty cobb believes it or maybe he does have information and federal prosecutors not normally in the habit we're not about to indict you or on the verge of closing the investigation. i want to point to something and this is a point you have often made, lawrence, about remember -- this all started with michael flynn having a conversation with russian ambassador but not renewing sanctions in a trump administration. the senate has voted overwhelmingly. the congress voted overwhelmingly to reimpose the sanctions and the president used the discretion to not allow them and not in effect almost at the beginning of december. the promise to the russian ambassador honored. there's something here more than just a legal story. there's also a big foreign policy story. >> joyce, that's such an interesting point that david makes. are prosecutors looking at that? are they actually looking at the policy choices that the president is making that are within his legal discretion but do seem to favor russia? do they look at that as they're inve

the next morning, a jogger alerted police there was a body in the water at cobbs creek. it was key era johnson. she will been trang geld to death. >> right now we're working on tracking down her movements and isolating who she was last with, um, and that's still very much in progress at this point. >> reporter: photos of the young woman were posted on facebook alongside expressions of sorrow at the hushing college on spring garden in the city where ki was on the dean's lift she was described as talented, gentle, kind, and always smiling. ki was not only a visual artist but a performance artist as we well. police will say they have no suspects but not much else. >> we don't know what happened here, so it's not a situation where, um, she did something that led to this that would put yourself in jeopardy. we don't know. >> reporter: relative writes on tase book that kierra was taking a troll toll sound every south street to feet a friend but never made it. back at home there was a strong sense of loss. >> i fell like i can't work my co-workers showed me the pictu picture. t

they say ty cobb, who is the lawyer who is handling this has reassured us.y said it would be over by thanksgiving. that's obviously not the case. look we did nothing wrong. we have nothing to worry about. and then there is other people in the president's inner circle, and certainly people close to the probe who say that's very naive. the way things like this work is it starts off less damning and you sort of work your way. in the fact that he went after people, gates and manafort on moneylaundering issues means it's an opening salvo and he is only going get closer. >> can you tell, joyce, by watching this, it seems to be moving away -- well, this week at least, it seems to be moving away from the collusion question, the moneylaundering question by people like manafort, gates and flynn and over towards the obstruction area that seems to be where they're pushing the fresh. if i were thinking, that would be a whole another kettle of fish. different white house people who may have been part of a conversation about how to shut comey down, shut the whole prosecuti

ty cobb is telling the president, this is going to be over soon. he's signalling to white house staff, look, this is -- we saw sarah sanders say this earlier this week. this belief this probe is going to end when all evidence appears to be to the contrary. they are saying cooperate, cooperate, cooperate. and i think we know the president has told people close to him he's growing frustrated with this. this is not his style to -- >> bannon is right because at least to the extent that this investigation poses an extential threat to the trump presidency. >> of course, but they can't line out his funding, though. >> the other flunkies in trump world may be saying it's a nothing burger. this is the real deal. >> let me ask you about something john mccain says. this is a centipede, said john mccain who has served in congress longer than mr. papadopoulos has been alive. some exquisite reporting from peter baker. >> yeah. ty cobb is right. this will end. i don't know about soon, but it will end. the way things are going, it's not going to end in a way the p

. >> we turn now to the latest on the murder of a young art student found dead in philadelphia's cobbsweek. "action news" reporter bob brooks has been talking to investigators about the death of 21-year-old kierra johnson. bob what more do we know at this point? >> reporter: well, monica, unfortunately not too much. police say they have very limited information on this and at this point with no witnesses and no suspect, they have a lot of work to do. what happened to 21-year-old kierra johnson stands as a mystery. what philadelphia police are trying to figure out, how a 21-year-old art student with no prior record and a bright future is murdered strangled in cobbs creek. according to detectives they have a lot of work to do collecting every piece of evidence they can from the creek to piecing together what led up to her final moments. >> so, right now we're working on tracking down her movements and isolating who she was last with. >> reporter: that will include work like digging into her social accounts. >> we always look at the social media. it gives you clues. >> reporter: determini

so tell us what the difference is between popping corn and regular corn on the cobb?c kinds of corn grown for popping. the only kinds that will pop. sweet corn, field concern, that we're accustom to seeing will not pop. popcorn has a little tiny bit bit of moisture left into it, about ten, 12%, right now, it is about 20%. so when folks come out, pick it, take it home, wrap it up in bunches like that, hang it in the house or garage for week or ten days, take about ten colonels off, take it off the microwave, if they pop then you're ready to go. >> what's different too is how hard it is. >> it is pretty hard. >> it is really hard. i'm kind of shocked by. that pretty interesting stuff. so at johnson corner farm you can come out and actually pick your own popcorn. you can be a popcorn picker? >> you could be a popcorn picker. we popcorn picking every day from 11:00 to one weekdays, 11:00 to 3:00 weekends. you can also pick broccoli, sweet potatoes, weight potatoes actually grow in the grounds. do you have big them up. you don't pick them off of anything. but great time of

what tie cobb is saying is contradicting that.id everyone in the meeting immediately shot the idea down. that's not true according to j.d. gordan which suggests trump was at least interested in that idea which would then suggest if manafort had a meeting, it makes it even less likely trump would not have been told about it. >> and the white house lawyer in the statement, he acknowledges russia was raised inside that meeting by papadopoulos. here jeff sessions you saw in the photograph was a couple seats over from papadopoulos, reportedly shut down the idea of a meeting between the campaign and putin. here is jeff sessions in sworn testimony three times. here's what he said before congress. >> if there is any evidence that anyone affiliated with the trump campaign communicated with the russian government in the course of this campaign, what will you do? >> senator franken, i'm not aware of any of those activities. i have been called a surrogate at a time or two in that campaign, and i did not have communications with the russians.

jelani cobb became a staff writer on "the new yorker," one of the great jobs in journalism. his most recent book is the substance of hope and the paradox of progress and professor of columbia journalism school. michelle goldberg, entering the room with a lamb, and e economist at the new york times, congratulations to her, her first book was kingdom coming, the rise of christian nationalism and next the means of reproduction, sex, power and the future. she is unafraid of controversial topics. in the middle, suzanne nossel, director of pen america, a senior role in these organizations including human rights watch and amnesty international for international organizations. we will talk about the issues and at the end take questions and observations from you. none of us are students at us university. we will talk about what safe spaces are like and ask questions for your thoughts. let's ask the panel do we believe the first principle is free speech under threat on campuses or more broadly? >> good afternoon and thank you for the invitation. once upon a time i was a brooklynithe,

the mood is pretty zen and pretty calm, and they believe ty cobb.e is the lawyer inside the white house handling this. they believe his assurances that this is all anythigoing to wrap. that they've done nothing wrong, that they're going to be fine and they point to the fact this investigation is moving into the president's inner circle. they believe that means it's coming to an end. a lot of experts we talked to said maybe what they need to do is to go to work every day. but this is not wrapping up any time soon. the trial of paul manafort and rick gates. this could go well into 2018. that's just wishful thinking. >> ken dilanian, what's your take on that? is it wishful thinking? >> it is. ashley had a great line in her story. ashley had a wonderful line in her story from an ally who called it a classic gambino style roll-up. i think that is -- >> that's an ashley parker quote. >> that's a terrific line. and i think it's right and that's why it's not going to be wrapped up by the end of the year. obviously, the russians intervened in the election to

i think ty cobb knows this. >> can he avoid going under oath? >> no, probably not. they'll try to stretch it out as long as they possibly can. so they know as much as they possibly can. so they can create a narrative he can hopefully stick to as a witness. >> he can't go under oath because he's not being truthful or he can't go under oath because he may not recall or he doesn't have the ability to recall all these moving parts? >> i think he can't tell the truth, that's what i'm saying. i think he can't go under oath from a legal jeopardy standpoint because he doesn't tell the truth with respect to what he knows. that is a problem, and if you're ty cobb or john dowd, you have to make sure the president is protected. the way you protect him is by keeping him from testifying under oath if possible, or have him testify at the very end, when you know as much as you can about people, you can create a narrative you can stick to that's truthful. >> what do you think? >> i think that the fact that they're getting kushner's take on what happened with the comey firing makes i

. >>> and, we're continuing to follow that breaking news out of cobbs creek, police search for a suspecter a man is found shot in the chest. >> plus: oh, look who walked on by, right into our city. looking fabulous. huge honor, and big names, for miss dionne warwick. >> looking amazing, great to have you with us this wednesday morning, hello everybody, 4:29. good morning, car glenn good morning, thomas, nice to have you back. you were checking out miss janet jackson, that's why we missed you. >> gladys saturday, then janet was it last night. >> mr. concert man in town. >> i will try to post some pictures, try get with it later on today. hi, bob. >> good morning, everybody, wednesday, hump day. it is wednesday, right? >> it is wednesday. >> yes. hard to tell. >> we're all in the same boat here rowing along, good morning, sue. >> all right, i didn't get my muscle uligan. >> eight or a nine? >> let's see, did i fix it? >> no. >> eight and a half? >> after all that. >> what were you fixing? >> it is supposed to be a nine. >> oh, it will get better. >> all right, we've got temperatures in the

but none like garry cobb gary cobb on fire this morning. >> well, he took a little bit of exception with long. one of our eagles players, he did a sack dance when he sacked the quarterback. he said this is what a sack dance should look like, chris. >> said chris was a little stiff, right? >> ya. >> so chris long, he's up this morning, he responded. he's laughing really hard. >> yes. his buttocks have been falling off from laughing. >> exactly. >> so, oh, thanks for watching, chris. >> yes. >> good to see you. well the countdown on. i want to see this darn movie because we talked about it so much. murder on the orient express. finally out on friday. >> it is a classic. >> classic. >> hey, jen? >> on the train with us now ... and everyone of you is a suspect. >> and the tv reporter, jenn fred. >> okay, and kenneth, the star, he's the director of this movie. and i will say this. you are going to get the best send me to go ralph that i you've seen in a very, very long time. you'll feel like were you on the orient express as i got to go in may. and says that was his whole plan. >> i have been

by friday morning a jogger alerted police to body in the water at cobbs creek.was the young woman known as ki. she had been strangled to death. >> right now we're working on tracking down her movements and isolate hog she was last with, um, and that's still very much in progress at this point. >> reporter: on facebook images of key area were posted in sorrow expressed for her passing and on honor and dean's institute at hushing college on prussia garden in the state. the school remembered her as talented, gentle, kind and always smiling. ki was not only a visual artist but a performance artist as we well. police say they have no suspects and won't say much else. >> we don't know what happened here, so it's not a situation where she did something that led to this that would put yourself in jeopardy. we don't know. >> reporter: on facebook it's written kierra johnson was on her way to south street to meet a friend but never made it. near her home there was shock and sadness. >> i fell like i can work my co-workers showed meet picture the same picture you showed me

kara johnson's body was found in the water near cobbs creek parkway and spruce street. she was strangled to death. her body had not been in the creek very long. police said they are checking cameras around the city and around that area to try to develop a suspect. >>> and we're live at oxford valley mall. it's severe winter weather week. we've got lots of people here. bill henley! >> hi, glenn! >> it's daylight. what are you doing? krystal klei over here. come on out. we're going to be here until 5:00. we've got free stuff to give away. yeah, i guess i'll also tell you what the weather's going to be this week. nobody delivers more for south jersey than steve sweeney. he stood up to north jersey special interests to increase funding for our schools. he stopped christie's commuter tax, saving south jersey residents over 200 million dollars. and he led the charge to pass paid family leave. aarp applauded sweeney for freezing property taxes for seniors and cutting prices on prescription drugs. "i got to take my hat off to him. he's a man of his word." steve sweeney. because

. >>> a woman found in cobbs creek was found strangled to death. she was found face down in a creek bed. her family reported her missing on tuesday. >>> police are searching for a gunman who opened fire in north philadelphia killing a 16-year-old boy and injuring another. the gunman approached the victim and their friends hanging out on the porch shooting mar ques houston. >> why would would somebody do this to him. when i say he is not a bad kid at all. >> a 12-year-old boy was shot in the thigh. he is in stable condition. >>> firefighters made quick work of a dumpster fire behind potter elementary north 6th street at 6:30 p.m. there aren't any reports of damage at the school. >> today is the final day for campaigning for two big races in the area. democrat phil murphy faces kim guadagno. voters in philadelphia elect a new district to replace seth williams. >>> eagles fans are riding high into the bye and enjoying a serious case of deja vu. the birds won seven straight games and sit atop the nfl 8-1 record. the dropping -- broncos were shredded fo

and the reason is they believe the assurances of ty cobb who is the white house lawyer inside the whitethe russia probe that this all be over. ty cobb originally said he expected the focus on the president and white house to wrap up by thanksgiving. in an interview at the post last week he revised that timeline to say by the end of the year. they sort of tell us ty tells us it will be fine and we frustrate him. that said these people outside the white house and in the president's orbit who think it is a deeply naive view and there's no way this is wrapping up anytime soon. they understand you may have to convince you're going to be fine to go to work every day but they say it's wishful thinking on the part of some of these aides. >> a little bit of gallows humor about who is wearing a wire? >> yes, so people are responding to this in different ways. a lot of it is sort of putting their head down, believing reassurances and going to work. other people avoid the mere mention of russia or the investigation and, of course, an is we wrote some gallows humor and joking who here is wired and t

urging the president to bring in more, as he would say, ruthless lawyers to sort of layer above ty cobb and john dowd, two leaders of trump's outside legal team, who bannon thinks are remarkably incompetent. >> we should say that cobb appears to me to be someone right now that is standing between the impulses of the president to attack mueller and, you know, his actual behavior. he always is saying we're cooperating, we're confident that we'll be found innocent. is that the case? is he kind of the fulcrum for the white house's response? >> sort of. but it's also a matter of the fact that the president and the white house do not actually have a choice at this point to cooperate. even bannon himself has not been urging the president to order the sacking of robert mueller because they're aware of the political firestorm and the potential political suicide that would ensue if they did that. having said that, bannon is one of the president's closest advisers, even though steve bannon himself does not work within trump's west wing anymore, and he is essentially being a devil on trump's should

." >> thank you, now to the story out of a cobbs creek section of philadelphia. a woman was found strangled. the victim was identified as 21-year-old kyra johnson a student at the school of art. her family reported her missing. a passer by found her body face down in the creek near the spruce street entrance of the park friday morning and called 911. police do not have a suspect. they are asking anyone with information to contact them. >>> a deadly crash left two people injured and one person dead. it happened in the 11:00 p.m. last night in the westbound lane. i appears the driver lost control and hit the median. the investigation into the cause of the crash continues. >> turning to the accuweather forecast we're getting rain and possibly thunderstorms, as well. after today get ready for cooler temperatures. live sky6 live hd showing you the beach in cape may. it's mostly cloudy out there right now and not a soul in sight. meteorologist david murphy is outside on the tear it's with details from accuweather. >> reporter: mostly cloudy skies across the region. i h

by friday morning, a jogger alerted police to a body in the water at cobbs creek. it was the young woman known as key. she will been strangled to death. >> right now we're working on tracking down her movements and isolating who she was last with, um, and that's still very much in progress at this point. >> reporter: on facebook images of key area were posted and sorrow suppressed for her passing honor and dean's list at hushing college in spring gard garden. school released a statement remembering her as talented, gentle, kind and always smiling. key was not only a visual artist bought performance artist as well. police say they have no suspects and won't say much else. >> we don't know what happened here. so it's not a situation where, um, she did something that led to this that would put yourself in jeopardy. we don know. >> reporter: on fiss book it's written key area johnson was on her way to south street to meet a friend but never made it. near her home there was shock and sadness. >> i felt like i couldn't work. my co-worker showed meet picture. that's a sha

they have ty cobb in there. they're running out these people to be interviewed. if mueller real has his hands on the collusion case, the only way to save themselves is to attempt to blow it all up. >> you're not saying they're ethically right. >> no. >> you're saying strategically -- howard is saying they strategically understand if there's an existential threat, you don't want to cooperate with someone who may be trying to legally slit the throat of your organization and that is a view that this is too cooperative. so speak to that that he so intelligently laid out. if there is a collusion case and papadopoulos is cooperating, you have a report in bloomberg that he says a secret meeting was approved by the campaign. >> so let me start with howard's first point and i think it is a profound one. i think the words were, blow the whole thing up. as an american, somebody involved in law enforcement, what we're referring to is the american criminal justice system. the sense of rule of law that we have. and the idea that the president of the united states would try to

look at that inferno in cobbs creek. firefighters raced to the scene on 60th at locust. firefighters got the call at midnight and had the fire under control by 1:00. this is a vacant building, no one was hurt. >>> murder mystery at a strip mall. now the hunt is on for a killer after a man was found dead near the busy shopping center. pamela osborne joins us live from the west ridge center in plymouth township. the murder victim was found in his car, right? >> reporter: he was. detectives were here at the scene late into the night examining the crime scene at the west ridge strip mall on ridge pike. the discovery was made around 7:00 last night. the victim's car was found running with its headlights and wipers on. the car door was wide open, and the victim was slumped inside. police marked evidence near and around the vehicle and across the street at the outback steakhouse parking lot, as well. sources tell us that the victim was stabbed. we talked to people who live and shop in the area. they said they were concerned by what that i saw and heard. >> it was frightening. w

and how although ty cobb and others around the president say we have nothing to fear from flynn, thecloseness of flynn to trump, the overlap between the campaign and the administration, the overlap with russia, all of the things that flynn touches on, how much time he spent with important michael flynn is to robert mueller. and how although ty cobb and others around the president say we have nothing to fear from flynn, the closeness of flynn to trump, the overlap between the campaign and the administration, the overlap with russia, all of the things that flynn touches on, how much time he spent with trump, the things he's been involved in and his degree of legal peril, his own and his son's make him -- you think about the two big fish so far. paul manafort and michael flynn. manafort is small guppy compared to michael flynn in terms of what he can do for this investigation, and this interview with kushner just amplifies and clarifies to the extent that's true. >> so, philip, we heard the big fish theory put another way thrown down here. does flynn in effect the way headline writers l