. >> max is not up for adoption, but so cute and we will have the tip line on wusa9.com as police tried to find them. >> an historic tavern building suffered damage with frigid temperatures. the city of alexandria is temporarily closing gadsby's in the old town section. they said a sprinkler pipe burst and it led to flooding. the museum building was built around 1785 and is privately the next two weeks. >> a new era sprinkler? [laughter] >> it was fine. and it was so long before we had this kind of stretch with these problems to talk about. >> you can imagine what the thaw will bring. >> the back and forth, that is what will be with us. >> we had 60s on the map and 30s returning. we might be okay, and we went from 45 for the high to not far off the edge, and everything will be wrapped up at 11:00. temperatures, 43 and dew point in the low 30s, not a very cold night with clouds hanging tough and the winds are light. most folks will be above freezing. rain since december 1, that is the beginning of the meteorological winter, only 66 hundredths of a inch were liquid. the average is closer

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com. as we come back out here live, you see firefighters and police gathered to show their respects to retrievef the lieutenant on this difficult day. >> count on nbc10 for continuing coverage of the memorial to the fallen firefighter throughout the day. you can also hear more tributes and reaction on the nbc10 app. >>> new from overnight, a worker in the hospital after getting trapped between the walls on the 40th floor of a building under construction at center city. the highrise at 15th and chestnut. firefighters rescued the worker, we're told he has minor injuries. >>> the red cross is helping people forced out of their home on rising sun avenue after part of it collapsed. you see the bricks from the house all over the ground. no one was hurt. crews are checking to make sure that neighboring homes are okay. >>> the doctor accused in an alleged murder-for-hire plot faces another court hearing. irst court her man charged in appearances yesterday. we learned new revelations. dr. james kauffman appeared via video from a jail in north jersey more than 100 miles away. he's accused of having his w

as they go for one more win. >>> when we're not on television find us all the time cbs3 com. it's everything eagles right now. >>> now in other news philadelphia policere investigating an overnight fire in northeast philadelphia that sent a teenager to the hospital. investigators now say this fire does appear to be suspicious. now, firefighters responded to reports of flames shooting out of the home on the 13th hundred block of rhawn street in frankford around 11:30 friday morning. family tells "eyewitness news" that the 17-year-old injured in that blaze is recovering at saint christopher's hospital. an uber driver in the area says he called 911. then shot cell phone video of the flames. >> it looked like it started from the porch maybe. that's where the fires were coming and then all of a sudden just the whole house started on fire. so, i'm just praying to god whoever was in the house got out. >> firefighters got the blaze under control just before midnight and there are no other injuries reported. the cause of the fire is still under investigation. >>> meantime president trump is back at the white house this weekend. he has returned home from his o

police how they plan to keep the rest of philly safe and troubled spots. we'll also have a whole big go-to guide for game day on nbc10.com and the app as well. matt delucia, nbc 10 news. >>> matt, thank you. we are two days and counting to the nfc championship game with several eagles veterans. they've made in the game and gone to the super bowl. one them malcolm jenkins had a message for his teammates. >> the fact if you lose, you're going home. the fact that everybody's watching you and you're so much closer to your goals. but in reality -- >> malcolm jenkins is having a busy week. his wife gave birth to their second daughter. malcolm spent time with them at the hospital in between practices. mother and baby are home now and they're doing well. well, our eagles road to victory bus will be rolling again today. the schuylkill river dog part and, xfinity live. our exclusive coverage gets under way tonight at 7:00 with eagles road to victory. and tomorrow night at 7:00 it's fly eagles fly follow bide inside the eagles. and be sure to watch nbc 10 on sunday before the game. we're with you at the start and during the day. >>> breaking news in ph

police department. >> thank you, lieutenant will coms for your service to the officers for justice and for the wonderful job that you've done as your long tenure as their president. further public comment? >> i was listening to public radio, and there was a show about tear gas and within it, they discussed tazers, and i don't know if you're all aware of this. i never heard it told at any meeting that i came to, and i would just went to almost all of them, that the information from body worn cameras and the tazers, the data goes directly to axon, tazers international. so why is a public service group, the police, sending data to a private corporation on the people of this city? if we -- we already have the body worn, and i'm still wait fighting against the tazers. i want to know about that. i want to know why this wasn't discussed. if you all have an issue about it, i hope you do. you know, probably the next thing is they'll want to collate the data and sell it back to us. this is appalling. the brown act, my reading says you can discuss the actions of any employee of the city by name, so at these meetings, when we say we can't

as we've seen in the news, body cams have played an important role for police forces around the country. today we meet the man behind wolf com body cams who's worked diligently with law enforcement to come up with products that help them do their job. >> open the door! >> he's running. >> when los angeles based wolfcom entered the police body camera space in 2011, the little-known company quickly became an industry leader. >> at the time, there were only two other competitors. we were the big three in the united states. >> peter is the force behind the booming business that built its reputation on technological innovations. >> our phones were ringing off the hook. we did very little marketing. the other two competitors, they had no gps, no night vision. we were the first to introduce a high-quality video. >> but four years after peter launched wolfcom's first camera, his world came to a crashing halt. >> one of our competitors decided, how can i destroy this company? basically, they just told me that, hey, we're going to bury you. i was in a meeting when, you know, one of my employees walked in and said you need to look at t

police raid a ghost town of reports from that very cinema. com . when asked if this british movie follows the last days and death of joseph stalin as well as the political infighting that ensued so why is it having a problem here in russia it's not about starving themselves but it is about the timing the showing of this movie was supposed to coincide with the anniversary of the battle of stalingrad it was one of the most decisive moments in the second world war and it bloodiest battle and since this movie is dark comedy it is showing in a rather satirical way some of the people that made this victory for russia in that war possible so some are saying that this movies is a bit insensitive for the veterans and those who cherish the memories of the great patriotic war many elderly people will perceive it as an offensive mockery of the soviet past the country that conquered fascism and most disgusting the victims of stalinism we don't have censorship we're not afraid of critical assessment of our history. such movies shouldn't even get into russia they shouldn't be discussed just don't let them be shown. i'm ready to come to the cinemas where the film will

as the funeral proceeds to the cemetery in springfield. you can head to our website fox29.com for a list of all the closures. >>> skyfox over the scene of a deadly train accident in narberth. police say about 10:30 this morning someone was on the tracks near the wynnewood station. amtrak train heading from harrisburg to new york city hit and killed someone. that delayed trains for barn about an hour. amtrak is back on schedule now and police are investigating why the person was out there on the tracks in the first place. >>> septa police need your help tracking down this guy after what happened in east germanto germantown. they say it stabbed another passenger a man with a screwdriver on route 23 bus just past 8:00 a.m. near germantown avenue and logan street. doctors at einstein hospital treated the man for non-life threatening stab wounds to the back of the head. >>> well, this nation is in the middle of heroin and opioid epidemic. things are getting so bad pennsylvania governor tom wolf has announced a statewide disaster declaration in an effort to try and save lives. our jeff cole has more from harrisburg. >> reporter: we've seen the ravages of the epidemic first hand in phil

that the police and the cps, the crown prosecution service, had com pletely crown prosecution service, had completely failed to apply the law of disclosure in this case, described those failures asng. they said there was a wholesale failure to apply what is a straightforward law, which has been in place for 23 yea rs. which has been in place for 23 years. the prosecution failed, defence failures as well? the whole system seems to be failing on this? well, the defence had been asking for this material for well, the defence had been asking for this materialfor a well, the defence had been asking for this material for a considerable time. thejudge for this material for a considerable time. the judge commented for this material for a considerable time. thejudge commented when he discharged the jury that the defence, when we got it, worked flat out to find the relevant parts. we we re out to find the relevant parts. we were just out to find the relevant parts. we werejust given 65,000 out to find the relevant parts. we were just given 65,000 messages, out to find the relevant parts. we werejust given 65,000 messages, and other material, to work through. as clive coleman was talking a

the trump is the topic at al-jazeera dot com there's a whole section with brand new content added today on things like policing and on journalism in the trump era as well it is a trending topic so you will find it right at the top of the page and much as people see that gray line they're trending one year on the trump and while we're doing a lot of looking back on this one year anniversary chris sheridan our white house producer is done some looking ahead seven things to watch out for from donald trump and twenty eight team that explores everything from russia to the travel ban to actually let me go down a little bit further and show you this. will the government shut down i think we can probably scratch that from the list already it is a reporter's notebook you will find it in the more menu at al-jazeera dot com and be sure to join leah and i at seventeen hundred g.m.t. for a special out as they were broadcast trump's first year it begins an hour after this news good finishes and one year to the very minute since donald trump's inauguration began the big issues guests correspondents live coverage from the white house and the women's march trump's

i would compare it to the com putting of that picture in ferguson where they depicted police officers asl law enforcement. i believe hesitate message of not working towards but one of hate towards law enforcement. brian: darren, i want to talk about what today is salute to national law enforcement. somebody that's served our country in two different ways your reaction to the fact that some are saying crime is down, law enforcement is doing better. so let's get less cops. >> well, i disagree with that i think that what happens when we look at the past, we look at the 90's for example, you had less cops compared and had you higher crime. and now you have more cops and less crime. i think the key is target enforcement. when i say target enforcement, meaning resource deployment in the areas where have you the need for crime patterns. i think that's what the key is. we have crime patterns coming in a place such as terrorism, identity theft, things to that effect. that needs to be the focus moving forward as oppose to the way we address crime in the past. brian: interesting abby, becausevey,cr

com and as expected they sold out almost immediately. >> so that means if you are still looking for a spot in the stands you will to have go through a third party reseller and tonight police are warning fans about, scammers. "eyewitness news" reporter chantee lans is live at the linc with details with the investigation, chantee. >> reporter: well, jessica and ukee philadelphia police have made 10 arrests so far this football season but with hundreds of scams happening each day they say it is not nearly enough. >> i was right on there with my phone and my desk top computer and attempted to get ticket. we could not get through. >> reporter: ryan is one of the countless eagles fans who unsuccessfully tried to buy tickets to the nfc championship home game on sunday against minnesota vikings, and it is no wonder, ticket sold out in just seconds. >> unfortunately that is just way thing go. >> reporter: with resale demand so high philadelphia police are warning both ticket holders and buyers to be careful. >> every game eagles get 100 to 200 cases of fraudulently used or attempted to be used tickets. >> reporter: which is why the captain kenbrew said department launched a specia

com. we have information on what to do when an earthquake hits... as well as what you need in your earthquake kits so you are prepared. (grant) policelnut creek are looking for a man who robbed a for a man who are looking walnut creek are looking for a man who robbed a tanning salon...using with a box cutter. it happened at "glo tanning" on oak road earlier this week. you can see the man walk in with the yellow box cutter. the employee behind the desk then starts putting all of the cash from the register into an envelope. the man then takes it and leaves. they say he likely they say he likely frequents a nearby 24-hour fitness. police are asking anybody with information on this man's identity to please call them. (vicki) a san rafael neighborhood is getting a warning from police... after a series of burglaries in the area. police say there have been eight home break-ins in the past month. kron 4's lydia pantazes reports. (lydia)this is the neighborhood where the burglaries are taking place. those burglars are getting in through unlocked doors and windows.(take vo)there have been eight residential burglaries in san rafael's canal nei

com. (grant) we have not seen the massive ice raids that are reportedly coming to this area..... at least not yet. but as kron4's maureen kelly reports...san francisco's policend acting mayor say... they're ready to stand up for immigrants. we will never abandon our values because of threats and we will remain a sanctuary city today tomorrow and always acting mayor london breed called the news conference to respond to the reports that a major immigration sweep is looming. she says the city's plan is to respond from a position of power, not panic. that is why we have increased funding for legal services were immigrants that is why we have educated more than 10,000 individual through know your rights training it is why we have provided more than 4000legal consultations they've getting the word out about the city's rapid response hotline....asking people who spot an ice raid to call it in, or even text a picture to the hotline. those on the other line will then verify the activity is truly an immigration raid. and if someone is detained...send an legal advocate to try and get them released on bond and offer support services to their family. the city's police ch

been made and police do description of the gunman. ( darya ) a new survey is highlighting some bay area school districts as some of the best in the state.( james ) the website niche dot comt academics, faculty and sports as well as food and student health and safety.( darya ) kron 4's catherine heenan shows us which bay area districts topped the list. palo alto's unified school district takes the crown as the top=rated in the state. more than 12=thousand students in grades k through 12, an average of one teacher for 18 students is slightly above the one=to=16 national average. palo alto teachers take home an average salary of more than 100=thousand dollars, and the per student expenditure is nearly 19=thousand dollars, fifty percent more than the national average,the los gatos=saratoga and mountain view=los altos high school districts are two and three in the bay area, and in the state. here's the local honor roll ... from tamalpais in marin couty to the albany and piedmont city districts and three districts in contra costacounty ... acalanes in lafayette, pleasanton and san ramon valley.niche=dotcom doesn't name the worst schol districts, but it does give vallejo high s

think there should be com plete still do think there should be complete end to end review of the whole process, victims are worried about the way that the police handled this case, asions can be asked about the whole justice process, and that is in interest to the victims, but also in the interest of helping to regain public confidence in ourjustice system, as well. the justice secretary said in his statement that he had taken considered legal advice. it sounds as though it would have been politically awkward for him to order a judicial review into the parole board, given that the pa role the parole board, given that the parole board had already made it clear that it that it was operating within the regulation set up for it to abide by. so, the prospect of success in ordering a judicial review would have been low parts for the secretary of state. do you think that a labour minister in the same position would have made the same position, knowing that victims of worboys are taking this path, this legal path to seek a judicial review? it is right that the secretary of state look into the pub ‘s ability of a judicial review. the reason that he is not —— possibility ofa

com-- all violent crimes combined. how many unsolved murders are there, how many unsolved assaults, how much violence and crime should our police be investigating as opposed to dealing with marijuana prehib big -- prohibition? fewer police resources, fewer officers. we've occupied our prisons with more marijuana arrests than for rape or murder, aggravated assault, or even the unsolved robberies alone in ou our county because we are spending our precious police resources on marijuana prohibition. historians now attest to the complete and utter failure of another prohibition in this country which is the prohibition of alcohol. it arguably made people less safe. it led to more drinking and was a blow to our economy and the ability of our officers to do the job. it was even a blow to officers' safety and security. if we're serious about making our communities safer or stronger, families more secure, we should be focusing on how to undo the catastrophic damage of marijuana prohibition, not double down on it. i say all of this is -- as someone who ran a police department in newark. it was under my authority as mayor. my officers would talk about th chu