i'm rosemary conners. >> good morning, rosemary. i'm vai sikahema. we are your officials eagles station. we have complete coverage leading up to the super bowl on sunday. it's actually snowing in parts of the area here in minneapolis. nbc 10's randy gyllenhaal is reporting that. bill? >>> yeah, that snow you're seeing there is going to come to us as rain later tomorrow. you won't see it today. what you'll see today i of people bundling up. the wind is blowing too. it the single digits. 8 degrees in denver. the actual temperatures in the teens right now with clear skies. 14 in the suburb, 18 decrease in philadelphia. during the day we'll see bright sunshine. this morning clouds will start to move in this afternoon. but it will warm up to 22 degrees at 9:00 this morning. afternoon temperatures will peak below normal, which is in the low 40s normal. we'll be in the 30s this afternoon, but it'll be dry all day. i'll break it down hour by hour, but first jessica boyington with your first alert traffic. >>> we're starting on the schuylkil

i'm rosemary conners. >> good morning, rosemary. i'm vai sikahema. we are your officials eagles station. we have complete coverage leading up to the super bowl on sunday. it's actually snowing in parts of the area here in minneapolis. nbc 10's randy gyllenhaal is reporting that. bill? >>> yeah, that snow you're seeing there is going to come to us as rain later tomorrow. you won't see it today. what you'll see today i of people bundling up. the wind is blowing too. it the single

i'm rosemary conners. >> good morning, rosemary. i'm vai sikahema. we're live outside minneapolis for super bowl lii. we're leer hat the mall of america. both teams hotels are connected to the mall. one at the north end, one at the south end. there's an old song called being stuck in the middle with you. hi,o yohave any plans to go outside at all? >> eventually, we'll get outside. >> eventually. if you're waiting for it to warm up, you'll be sadly disappointed. today will be the coldest day of the week for us. the temperatures for plummeted overnight, and cold winds to make it feel even worse. feels like 5 right now in wilmington, 5 degrees in allentown. we will see lots of sunshine. even though it's cold right now with temperatures in the teens, lehigh valley and new jersey in the suburb wheres, bright sunshine will warm things up. 16 degrees the starting point for delaware. 18 and then upper 20s by 11:00 this morning. and with winds shifting out the south into the 30s today. i'll break it down hour by hour and show you how quickly your area will

i'm rosemary conners. >> and i'm vai sikahema. boy, is it cold out there. let's get right to bill henley who's got our most accurate first alert forecast. >> and the temperatures are still falling. 18 degrees, and low 20s in the lee high valley. look at the teens for the suburbs. a cold morning, but we will get sunshine in philadelphia and the rest of the area, too. so we're on track for a warmup. not a big increase by 7:00. but by 10:00 just above freezing in wilmington. very light wind today, which means we're going to see a faster warmup than we had yesterday. this is warmer than normal. the normal high is 40 degrees. we'll be above that by 6:00 in philadelphia. in fact, the entire area will see a warming trend that begins this afternoon. first, let's check on the traffic. katey zachary has a first alert update from the traffic center. >>> roads are looking good this morning. 95 southbound is about 13 minutes. 76 eastbound and westbound is looking good right now. that's because some overnight construction projects were cleared. and the blue route 476 nor

i'm rosemary conners. >> and i'm vai sikahema. another freezing start to the day. hey, bill. >> we've been watching the temperatures steadily drop this morning. now in the teens. 18 for the suburbs and for nooenooeew jersey. we will see plenty of sunshine today, so a warming trend starts during the day. with sunshine at 11:00, 35 degrees with a light wind out of the northeast. with bright sunny skies, that's going to lead us to warmer temperatures today. so it's going to turn around nicely. a little bit cooler at the shore. the wind will be coming off the ocean during the day. i'll break it down hour by hour to show you how quickly you'll be able to ditch that heavier coat when i'm back in ten minutes. but first katey zachary is watching first alert traffic. >>> i wanted to start off with this shot. 76 near the vine street expressway, we're seeing moderate traffic. the vine street expressway, that'sjz both directions now. we had some issues on the vine street expressway, both are no longer an issue. 76 is looking good and 476, the blue route, no issues to report. f

i'm rosemary conners. >> and i'm vai sikahema. good morning, bill. >> it's the coldest morning of the entire week and will be the coldest morning as temperatures will be getting warmer from here on out. 22 right now in the lee high valley, 23 in delaware. looking at the teens in new jersey. and a cold start, yes. and it will be a get little colder with philadelphia dropping to 25 at 7:00, but we'll see a lot of sunshine. by 10:00 it'll be just above freezing. look at the winds. very light today. we're on track for 40s this afternoon. for the lee high valley, new jersey, the suburbs, philadelphia and delaware, too. i'll break the forecast down hour by hour for each part of our area to show you how quickly those temperatures will climb when i'm back in ten minutes. but first katey zachary has your first alert traffic. >> let's take a look at the schuylkill expressway where we see light traffic. the issues you're going to encounter, though, as you go further towards center city philadelphia. eastbound traffic you're forced off before

i'm rosemary conners. >> good morning, rosemary. i'm vai sikahema here in minneapolis. it's 4:30 here. 5:30 back where you are. back in radio row. there'll be a lot of buzz the fact the temporary, the mark is going to drop in the next 24 hours. let's go back to bill henley who's got the first alert forecast. >> that's cold air dumping into the it area, and steady winds making it feel especially cold this morning. 10 mile an hour wind in wilmington, 8 in philadelphia, and 12 in dover. just enough to make already cold numbers feel like they are at 5 degrees for trenton and wilmington. a very cold morning, but we will see some sunshine. it's not until after 7:00 this morning, so the temperatures still have time to come down a little bit more. teens for the lee high valley, the suburbs and philadelphia, too. but once the sun is up the temperatures will be climbing slowly at 8:00. by 11:00, that's a pretty good lead. the winds will be shifting, and that's going to help with our warmup. we'll see temperatures recover. upwards for new jersey, philadelphia, 34 degrees in the le

in northwest washington, cheryl conner, abc7 news. jonathan: first of all, that is the most adorable baby. nancy: my gosh. jonathan: the countdown baby. born 3:21. perfect. cool. nancy: celebration every year for them. jonathan: a disappointing season for the redskins. it has now come to an end. coming up at "abc7 news at 4:00" -- a look at the questions that the team is facing now in off-season. what went wrong in 2017. one player makes a guarantee for next season. robert burton will check in and let us know who it is when we come back. nancy: also coming up, cleaning up after a night of partying. we will show you how much of a mess was le ♪ prices of the season' on the only bed that adjusts on both sides to your ideal comfort your sleep number setting. and snoring? does your bed do that? it's the lowest prices of the season on the queen c4 mattress with adjustable comfort on both sides. now only $1199, save $400. plus, 24 month financing available. ends monday. visit sleepnumber.com for a store near you. jonathan: check this out. ic

nancy: and cheryl conner went to meet one of the first newborns in the district.heryl: 3:21 is a count down to the new year and for the phillips it's the exa year's day. >> a miracle. the boy born seven pounds, eight ounces, becoming the first to arrive this year at the hospital in northwest d.c. >> unbelievable. we made you. >> every time i hold him, the bond gets stronger. >> dima was one of the first babies born in the d.c. area but beat out by a baby girl born at 12:03 in montgomery county. at 1:51, holy cross hospital welcomed its first baby of the year. the parents hope reese atlas becomes a world traveler and embraces other cultures. >> i think he has his daddy's nose. the family lips. >> it's named after both >> i was excited. >> she feels lucky the labor went fast. the water broke last night on the due date. >> he chose it. not me. it's all on him. he wanted to be first. >> a first and one of the first in the area. happy birthday and happy new year. in northwest washington, cheryl conner, abc7 news. >> beautiful baby. >> i love that every year is a celebr

i'm cheryl conner -- cheryl: i'm cheryl conner in montgomery county. fires that were linked to coming up, exclusive look at a burned out home and a before we start, i just want to sayned out home and a if anyone still doesn't have fios, please stay out of the way so your lag doesn't get us all killed, ben. what's so good about fios anyway? uh. what's so great about a 100% fiber-optic network that makes your gaming system actually work awesomely? hey. did you take out the trash? haha, garbage boy! dad, i already took out ben. it's not funny. gaming is best on a 100% fiber-optic network. so get fios. now, just $79.99 per month with a 2-year price guarantee with a 2-year agreement. larry: "7 on your side" with health matters. new research show autism rates in the u.s. appear to be leveling off. data in the journal of american medical association shows autism rates remained relatively stable from 2014 to 2016. it found 2.4% of children in the u.s. are on the autism spectrum. that i in the 2010 study. alison: this i

i'm vai sikahema. >> and i'm rosemary conners. bill henley is tracking the wrap up to our week. >> we have improving weather for today, but right now the temperatures have fallen. look at the teens in new jersey, very low 20s in the suburb and 24 in philadelphia. we will see sunshine. the thetures will be coming up, but slow to start with. look at that, up to 28 by lunchtime and climbing. everyone will see the warmup. 44 endelaware, 43 in the lee high valley. just a bit cooler at the shore. the wind will be coming off the ocean and little bit chillier at the shore today. but pretty nice all around. i'll break it down hour by hour when i'm back in ten minutes. but first katey zachary is watching your first alert traffic. >>> we have a vehicle break down at black rock road and longford road. it's been out there for about 15 minutes now. new jersey transit, amtrak, papco everything is looking good. unfortunately, though, septa we are finding on the trenton line there are continuing delays that started early this morning. your drive t

thousands of revelers have lined the narrow alleys and bridges the venice on saturday at the start of the conner vol two weeks of fun before the rigors of lent the forty days of fasting that precede easter the venice carnival is one of the oldest in the world the feasts massed balls and concerts go on until february thirteenth. the circus was the theme of this year's opening parade so of course there were plenty of animals. on the tightrope walker who monies to avoid an early bus in the canal venice is carnival madness first began one hundred years ago but it was bound at the end of the eighteenth century the modern revival only dates from one nine hundred seventy nine i love i like the poser like the giraffe the light so far so good when jade hang on we had a great time. the face musk's in the parade are a relatively cheap way to enjoy the carnival but doing a full round of pulses must bulls and concerts requires deep pockets when each ticket can cost hundreds of euros the us around three million headedness descend on venice every year to join in the fun it's something to remember joining the s

he was a soldier who served his country, and rather like the fox conner quote i just gave you, you only go to war if you have to. he really believed in america's power was derived in large measure through restraint. and the problem is every time i go off on one of these escapades as you have so artfully articulated for us, we actually do so that more of our power. as a matter of fact we are more inclined to use our power today at the very point where we perhaps have never been weaker. during the eisenhower administration on the web until the reagan administration we were the world's largest creditor nation. and from the 1980s onwards, early '90s, we became the world's largest debtor nation. this is an absolute diminishment of our power and our priorities. so i don't know what that was about it but he was really serving a higher cause and it wasn't about war. it was about serving a higher cost. >> thank you. harlan. >> i'm going to be very brief. these are great comment. i would amplify susan. when you think about our great generals, colin powell, 20 agree with david petraeus are not the

back with me now dan jones, tara sethmeyer andisha conner. so tara.ma spoke to david letterman's new show on netflix and asked about how russia exploited the tribeallism plaguing modern america take a list ebb. listen. >> what the russian exploited we already had here we are operating in completely different universes. if you watch fox news you are living on a different planet pla plauz plauz then if you are listening to npr. if you are getting information off algorithm mas on the phone enforces your biases that's what is happening on these pages more and more people get their news from. in a certain point you live in a bubble and that's why our politics so polarized right now. >> what do you make of president obama's comments do you see american tribalism playing out as result of the president trump shithole comment. >> i think it happened a long time before this. but -- no question about it i have questions over at fox news. i mean, you turn on fox and juxtapose it to headlines on other network it is like another planet. they are talking about what

in gaithersburg, cheryl conner, abc 7 news. kimberly: because of tragedies like these, the red cross is stretched thin, helping more than 50 families since christmas in our area. the cold snap making it difficult to respond to the fires, but all year long they have responded to an unprecedented amount of natural disasters, walking enough miles on their vehicles to circle the globe 110 times. up next a live report [ splash ] [ horn sounds ] dang! ok, i gotta run. hey, wait, there's something i need to tell you- dang. dang! dang! dang. dang. see zero in a whole new way. get zero down, zero deposit, zero first month's payment, th the people first warranty. kimberly: a live look at new york city, times s packed. many people have been there since this morning to watch the ball drop. allison, how is the atmosphere? extremely festive, despite the brutally cold temperatures. it is 11 degrees. people have been standing out since this morning in the brutally cold weather. at 11 degrees, this makes it the second coldest new year's

at the "live desk," i'm cheryl conner. jonathan: fire and e.m.s. need your help to find the brother of a former firefighter who was last seen tuesday in beltsville. this is a picture. the brother of a retired montgomery county firefighter. they believe he needs help. if you have any information about where he may be, contact either the fire department or the police department. learning more about a double murder that took place in reston. a husband and wife were killed and the man that was arrested, the teen that was arrested had been dating their daughter. richard reeve right now at the fairfax county government center with the new developments. rich? richard: yeah, these documents give us an inside look into what investigators found when they went inside that house. it detailed how there was a shouting match between the 17-year-old suspect and the two parents who ended up dead in their own home. now take a look. this is black fir court in reston, virginia, on december 22 around 5:00 a.m. the suspect had snuck in the house. search warrant dock met

conner sheer repeating all the flyers defenders and he scores. the flyers allow four goals in the second and they lose five to one. >>> today, doug pederson raised eyebrows when talking about nick foles, over last two games, nick has been suspect, he's only completed 46% of the -- and eagles offensive has been a disaster. backup quarterback is nate sudfeld. he literally threw it first nfl pass three days ago. >> it's hard to say right now, until in that situation, quite honestly. listen, it's a one game season. it's hard to be in desperation mode but if you're in that mode, you know, who knows? i do know this, it's not about one guy, one guy, it's about, you know, 11 on offense, defense and special teams. a lot of contributing factors go into -- go into winning a game. >> it's that pause that makes us nervous. doug appearing luke warm. he may have realized since his answer came out, this is a tweet from nfl roaster. doug pederson texted me after the press conference, he said my guy is nick foles. end of story. >>> second straight year, brian dawk

conner reed/former student"i'm glad that banks is not a place of outward homophobia." from banks high in 20-14.he says he was not bullied after coming out as gay -- also in 8th grade. but...conner reed/former student"if one teacher had put up a pride flag it would have been such like a lovely moment for me growing up." (pam) (oncam) that was joe douglass reporting. oregon education officials say, teachers are not specifically prohibited from displaying flags in classrooms. however, certain flags which can be considered hate speech, like the confederate flag, are banned. last weather and goodbye final look at the weather with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. >> oprah winfrey. look what happened to her neighborhood. >> my neighbor's house devastated. >> walking through this is like navigating through wet concrete. >> oh, my god. the flash flood is right there. >> and disgraced harvey weinstein slapped across the face. >> don't do that, man. >> and actor james franco under fire. >> i do want to ask you something. >> plus, acid attack. >> the truth comes out. >> did sh

conner lamb has decided to side with nancy pelosi over his local constituents. bank is paying $1,000 bonuses to their executives -- i'm sorry, to all their employees. conner lamb is coming out against a bill that's getting thousands of his constituents bonuses. >> dana: interesting timing. >> that's a problem. >> dana: thank you so much. >> thank you. >> dana: i hope to have you back. big change in health and human services. new protection force doctors nurse and medical professionals when it comes to their religion. plus rex tillerson weighing in on the middle east and its hot spots. what he has to say about syria, iraq and the rise of isis. and why one comment in particular is drawing a lot of criticism. ♪ psoriatic arthritis tries to get in my way? watch me. ♪ i've tried lots of things for my joint pain. now? watch me. ♪ think i'd give up showing these guys how it's done? please. real people with active psoriatic arthritis are changing the way they fight it... they're moving forward with cosentyx®. it's a different kind of targeted biologic. it's proven to he

cheryl: cheryl conner, abc7 news. michelle: to get up to the minute temperature reading or track snow in area download the stormwatch7 weather app to the phone or tablet. jonathan: the longest serving republican is >> i am grateful for opportunity to serve as your senator if the last four decades. i'm leaving the senate but the next chapter in my public service is just beginning. jonathan: the 83-year-old hatch is senate pro tem meaning he is third in the line of presidential succession. romney lives in utah praised hatch's service and did not comment on a potential senate run. >> developing story from the federal courthouse in alexandria where the man at the center of an anti-terror investigation appeared a short time ago. they investigated sean duncan for a year before raiding his home on friday. richard reeve is looking into the case and he was wearing something in court that is a surprise. >> a blue lives matter flag on the back of his feature. it's a sport organization for the police. here is the complaint. much

i'm rosemary conners. >> and i'm vai sikahema. good morning, bill. >> it's the coldest morning of the entire week and will be the coldest morning as temperatures will be getting warmer from here on out. 22 right now in the lee high valley, 23 in delaware. looking at the teens in new jersey. and a cold start, yes. and it will be a get little colder with philadelphia dropping to 25 at 7:00, but we'll see a lot of sunshine. by 10:00 it'll be just above freezing. look at the winds. very light today. we're on track for 40s this afternoon. for the lee high va

. >> reporter: it can help people struggling like francis conner. >> i don't want to we taken into custody. my daughter cries every night why can't you stop getting high. >> reporter: they'll push for injection sites that can provide trained staff that can immediately respond to an overdose, reduce the spread of disease. >> we're not just going to take this. >> reporter: council woman maria sanchez. >> we're going to meet people that are sensitive to the treatment plans they need. we have a lot of work to do before we get to this, which may save lives. >> reporter: the city is looking for a provider and has yet to decide where it would be locate asked when it would happen. >>> philadelphia as had highest opioid death rate of any large u.s. city. more than 1,200 people fatally overdosed in the city last year. >>> the flu epidemic is forcing lee high valley hospitals to expand emergency rooms. they've setup tents to handle overflow patients. this is the video after tents were setup in the parking lot in the cedar crest campus. >>> a celebration here at nbc 10 tonight. meteorologist brittany

conner sheer repeating all the flyers defenders and he scores.w four goals in the second and they lose five to one. >>> today, doug pederson raised eyebrows when talking about nick foles, over last two games, nick has been suspect, he's only completed 46% of the -- and eagles offensive has been a disaster. backup quarterback is nate sudfeld. he literally threw it first nfl pass three days ago. >> it's hard to say right now, until in that situation, quite honestly. listen, it's a one game season. it's hard to be in desperation mode but if you're in that mode, you know, who knows? i do know this, it's not about one guy, one guy, it's about, you know, 11 on offense, defense and special teams. a lot of contributing factors go into -- go into winning a game. >> it's that pause that makes us nervous. doug appearing luke warm. he may have realized since his answer came out, this is a tweet from nfl roaster. doug pederson texted me after the press conference, he said my guy is nick foles. end of story. >>> second straight year, brian dawkin is a finalist

i'm hose marosemary conners. >> the temperatures not going to be going up much higher than what you seeight now. let's get to meteorologist bill henley and his most accurate forecast. >> it's been nice yesterday where we saw temperatures climb into the 60s, but not today. that's cold air moving into the air. the wind chill 33 in allentown and reading and a little bit colder in pottstown. actual temperatures are still holding into the 40s for many neighborhoods. that's because the clouds that have come in overnight, those clouds will thin out, we'll get some snooen. and we'll see those temperatures back into the 40s this afternoon. that steady win making sure we don't see all that warm up during the day toward. i'll break the forecast down hour by hour so you know exactly what to expect before you head out the door. but first katey zachary has your first alert traffic. >>> our first big issue of the day. there's a crash on 422

i'm rosemary conners.before 7:30 on this wednesday. a bitter cold wednesday out there. meteorologist bill henley tracking the deep freeze out there. >> you can see the glow on center city. and these clouds, though, move through move out of the picture. the wind, that's a different story. still coming out of the northwest and making it feel especially cold in pottstown. 7 in wilmington, trenton and mount holly. wilmington you've got bright sunshine warming into the 30s this afternoon. >> and first alert traffic jessica boyington with a crash on the schuylkill. >> now it looks like they've moved the entire accident scene over to the right-hand shoulder. some residual delay there and some slow downs because everyone has to merge on the westbound side. so coming out of south philly heading towards center city really slow right now. >>> we are just four days away from super bowl lii. today dougpeder pederson and t eagles will be talking to media today. don't miss our special tonight at 7:00 called "we want minn

i'm rosemary conners. it's colder when you step out the door.ll henley is checking that forecast. >> yeah, it's the wind doing it to us. that steady gusty wind making it feel like it's in the 30s. look at this view from boathouse row. 31 mile an hour wind gusts in coatesville. so our feels like temperatures are solidly in the 30s at the shore, and delaware too. >>> katey zachary watching a major back up. >> at least the drive time has been cut in half, the drive time delay, i should say. we're togging about a crash that happened between the conshohocken curve and speeds are increasing. and also have a crash between paoli pike. >>> today septa is inviting riders to learn about the tra transit agency's capital improvement program. they'll be talking about the plans for future projects. those improvements including bridge replacements, station projects and some replacement of some septa vehicles. two will be happening on market street in center city. one is at noon today and other is at 4:30. i'm rosemary conners. the "today" show comes right back

i'm rosemary conners. >> and i'm dray clark. let's get you started with bill henley with the most accurate first alert forecast. >> we've got a bit of a breeze blowing and a colder breeze today. so reach for that heavier coat this morning. the temperatures are coming down, and it feels like it's in the 30s right now for trenton, wilmington, philadelphia, the suburbs, lee high valley and even at the shore feels like 33 degrees right now in wild wood. actual temperatures without the wind is still in the 40s. but it's dropping right now, so expect to see that come down a bit more. back up to 40 at 10:00 this morning in philadelphia. we'll see a good deal of sunshine today. up to 40 for the lee high valley, a bit warmer for new jersey and delaware, too. i'll break it down hour by hour and show you when the temperatures will take a turn for the colder when i'm back in ten minutes. but first katey zachary has your first alert track. >> good morning, bill. it's 10:00 a.m. and that's good news because a lot of the construction projects

behind republican house candidate rick sixt cone and march 1 special election and facing democrat conneramb. >> things are close egg to avoiding a government shut down midnight friday night. tonight the house passed short term spending bill to keep the government open until february 16. it also reauthorizes the children's health insurance program known as chip and the gop is hoping chip will sway democrats to clear the measure in the senate. >> and do you know someone who always boasts about their of course accomplishment. >> no one looks a bragger. what about the humble brag though. new research says that drives people crazy. what counts as humble brag and why it could interfere with your job, kate. >> and winter warm-up on the way. looking out over the delaware river and city in the background. it's a cold night tonight. still chunks of ice here on the delaware and but a lot of ice and snow left will be melting and i'll tell you how warm it will get and we'll check in on the all-important eagles' forecast. >> taste with tori is going green at one of philly's hottest breweries how yards

and she said something this week and she said the whole points of the new show was to portray the conner family as trump supporters. >> it's been 21 years sinlts show was last on the air. >> dating myself here. >> long time. >> you are correct, jim. >> roseanne is talking about how the show is coming back and once it comes back she'll be talking about a lot of how it supports donald trump. she's been a big supporter of trump for quite r quite sometime she went an i press circumstanceet and said my show will support donald trum we are a working family that will do just that. remember when roseanne happened to sing the national anthem and made a mocky of it all. >> '91. >> that was loyng time ago as well. it will be interesting to see if he support her show. >> will and grace came back and the first episode was ants eye trump. i think they have a right to do it this way. you can portray character however you want. final verdict is who watch it's and will people watch. dwhaits she's doing. >> i believe aren't two of the character supposed to be the opposite. we will see conflict on the show

behind republican house candidate rick sixt cone and march 1 special election and facing democrat conneramb. >> things are close egg to avoiding a government shut down midnight friday night. tonight the house passed short term spending bill to keep the government open until february 16. it also reauthorizes the children's health insurance program known as chip and the gop is hoping chip will sway democrats to clear the measure in the senate. >> and do you know someone who always boasts about their of course accomplishment. >> no one looks a bragger. what about the humble brag though. new research says that drives people crazy. what counts as humble brag and why it could interfere with your job, kate. >> and winter warm-up on the way. looking out over the delaware river and city in the background. it's a cold night tonight. still chunks of ice here on the delaware and but a lot of ice and snow left will be melting and i'll tell you how warm it will get and we'll check in on the all-important eagles' forecast. >> taste with tori is going green at one of philly's hottest breweries how yards

. >> tennis legend jimmy conner was evacuated by helicopter. he took to twitter tuesday to thank the u.s. coast guard for rescuing him. and talc show host ellen degeneres was visibly emotional, sharing how she and her wife have evacuated yet again, just days after finally returning home after the massive thomas fire. >> sunday night portia and i got a call that we're under mandatory evacuation again, with most of the community of montecito. so, again, we evacuated. i mean, you hear the word "mudslide" and you have no idea the impact that it has. but after the largest fire in california history, it's catastrophic. it is beyond recognizable. >> nbc's miguel almaguer is in montecito with the latest. >> reporter: in montecito, the heartbreak is as overwhelming as the destruction. >> i don't know where she is. >> reporter: this is where hayden gower is searching for his mother, 69-year-old josie. >> the water and mud just flew in. it took them by surprise. >> reporter: the grandmother of three was home when a wall of mud barreled through her bedroom

i'm rosemary conners. >> and let's get right to bell henry with the most accurate first alert forecastn colder than yesterday. teens in some neighborhood in new jersey. low 20s for the lee high valley and delaware and about the same in the suburbs, too. philadelphia is about 26 degrees. the wind has really come down. it's commin new jersey, just a 5 mile an hour breeze in the suburbs and 3 miles an hour in philadelphia. we don't have the wind-chill factor we had yesterday, but we do have a lots of sunshine. today into the 40s this afternoon. a pretty nice day ahead after a cold morning. i'll break it down hour by hour for you, but first katey zachary has your first alert traffic. >> we're going to take a look at the schuylkill expressway, and there's a closure up ahead. closed for drivers from the vine street expressway to south street because of overnight construction. westbound looks pretty good. intermitment spots of construction. also at last check there was some fire department activity on route one southbound right after you get off of 76 southbound. so expect some delays until t

i'm rosemary conners. we begin with randy who is live now. >> reporter: as you mentioned, that suspect is in custody. he is injured but alive. this standoff ends without a single shot. cameras spotted s.w.a.t. teamed inside the brittany woods neighborhood. neighbors there sheltering in place. the male suspect was hold up in the house firing shots off at police. at one point he struck an armored vehicle with bullets. there were officers inside but none of them were injured. the suspect ended up some how hurting himself. that is when police moved in and took him into custody. >> i will tell you that his injuries were in the caused by law enforcement action. we recovered a female from the residence and we have an investigation to conduct and interview her and gather more details. no shots were fired by police. >> reporter: again, police saying they fired zero shots. all of the people within that neighborhood can safely leave their homes. nbc 10 news. >> team coverage continues now with pamela osborne who has

by the time we got to this conner, five or six seconds later, boom the train hit her car. >> the driver was shaken but unhurt, the woman appeared grateful. >> she said something about the the stuff in her car. everybody said you're alive. so she looked at me and said i'm alive. she didn't speak lot of english but her way of saying thank you. >> said he doesn't consider himself a hero. >>> new details on injured san francisco police officer who is well enough after three surgeries to move back to a rehab center. the officer was patrolling on a bicycle october 18th when a fleeing driver hits him with a car that driver was arrested. officer suffer traumatic brain injury and had surgery to replace portion of his skull and two more surgeries to take care of complications and now back to santa clara valley medical center where he is able to move and talk. done iations on the go fund me page you can find on our link, search for elia. >>> well, three former employees of north bay motor cars were arrested on charges they em bezels more than $6 million. federal agents arrested he and two other em

. >> tell our boys conner and cooper, mom and dad love you. see you in a few days. love you guys.er. >> >>> just ahead. who is going to represent team usa at the glamour event of the winter olympics. figure skating. competition to find out is underway. new stars could be emerging. we'll be there live. >>> and jill marten is back with another new steal and deal to help with your resolutions. >> and speaking of resolutions, how do you make an italian dinner that won't weigh you down. youtube star is here with a delicious and lighter take on a classic dish. >>> and mrs. megan, other than that awesome joke at the top, what do you have for us today. >> first of all, ridding your life of toxic people. sometimes you form a friendship you don't realize it's gone bad until months later. why do i feel so unhappy when i'm around this person. talk about toxic friendships and how to end them. the two reporters who broke the harvey weinstein and bill o'reilly scandal join me life to talk about what is coming next. >> what's coming in the weather. you got to tell us. >>> starting your day with a

. >> and i'm rosemary conners. thanks for being with us. that taste of spring we had yesterday, yeah, it's slowly moving out of here. meteorologist bill henley is tracking the first alert weather. >> and the wind is blowing this morning. that has made all the difference. getting some wind. you can see it taking a break right now, but we've already seen gusts what feels like 20 mile as an hour. not that cold for january but a lot colder than what we saw yesterday. we're in the 40s right now. the lee high valley at 41, 40 in the suburbs and 45 in philadelphia. actually colder air is going to be blowing in as the day goes on with those winds out of the west or northwest at 15 miles an hour and some higher gusts by lunchtime. we'll get sunshine, and then peaking back into the low 40s this afternoon and we'll stay dry today. first, katey zachary has your first alert traffic. >>> i don't have good news right now. there is a crash in the direction headed towards center city philadelphia. because of our graphics you can't see the backup, but you ba

that's conner showing his eagles pride in autoban. submit yours now on the nbc 10 app. we'll be right back. un-stop right there! i'm about to pop a cap of "mmm fresh" in that washer with unstopables in-wash scent boosters by downy. ah, it's so fresh. and it's going to last from wash to wear for up to 12 weeks. right, freshness for weeks! downy unstopables. for a fresh too feisty to quit. and now try downy unstopables with the original scent of tide >>> breaking news in beth ham township tops our headlines this morning. police are warning neighbors to shelter in police after reports of gunshots. if you live in the area, they want you to stay away from windows and doors. we're making calls right now to get you information about exactly what's happening. and break news in philadelphia. police found two women including one in a wheelchair shot in the head in oxford circle. so far no arrests. >>> and tonight president trump will give his first state of the union address to what is still a deeply divided nation. he'll talk about the economy, trade, national security and infra

teva broke out of the dick conner correctional center today after 12 weeks behind bars.'s a piece of me that's leaving. i put a lot of work into it. sometimes six and eight hours hard a day." the pup... once abandonded, starving and days away from being euthanized spent her time in lock up sharing a cell with marvin poindexter.a man sentenced to two life sentences for manslaughter and drug charges. "she sleeps right there with me. it's an every day thing. it's non stop training." that training is part of a program that gives a group of prisoners the chance to train dogs -- no one else seemed to want -- so they can find a home and family to love them. reporter: "as valuable as this experience was for the dogs... saving them from being euthanized... it was as valuable if not more for the inmates.""the guys have got something to care about, something to work for every day. it takes a lot of the prison out of it. it changes people on the inside." poindexter says teva has given him a sense of home. but today the two said their final goodbyes. the dogs and their trainers gradu

okay, what brought them here to new york, they're stopping by see us wishing conner happy birthday.s are getting that same gift. school is canceled in cities from texas to georgia because of that winter storm alert and ginger will tell us the latest. >> i'm still tapping my foot. we've got schools closed in and around shreveport, louisiana. you can see it's snowing there. the first measurable snowfall for shreveport since march 2015 stow nearly three years this. is a big deal especially in the south. it worries me houston just dropped to freezing places around there especially the higher elevation, the bridge, not the he will vagus but the bridges and overpasses will become a mess with the freezing rain and you can see what the cold front is going to take time for conner to get the snow that comes, it's not going to be until the afternoon, evening, hey, that does make its way through 7:00 p.m. eastern through north georgia, gets into west virginia and then eventually a coastal low will help bring in some moisture and even south jersey say right along the coast, going to see some rai

>> we want to tell our boys, conner and cooper, mom and dad love you.it. >> congrats. >> conner and cooper are throwing a rager right now in memphis. >>> who is going to represent team usa at the glamour event of the winter olympics, figure skating. the competition to find out is under way. new stars could be emerging. >>> and jill martin is back with another "steal and deal" to help with your resolutions. >> yes? >>> and speaking of resolutions, how do you make an italian dinner? we have a delicious and lighter take on a classic dish. >>> and miss megyn, other than that awesome joke at the top, what have you got for us today? >> i have a lot of them. first of all, ridding your life of toxic people. sometimes you form a friendship and you don't realize it's gone bad until months later. we'll talk about toxic friendships and how to end them. and the two reporters that broke the harvey weinstein scandal join me life to tell me what's coming next. >>> what's coming in the weather? you have to tell us. >> let's start it off. starting your day with the weeke

defense is researching ways to reduce helicopter noise and is ready to hear concern from catherine conner and others. >> >> the rights they have are to be heard. what i would suggest though is the residents of northern virginia that do have complaints concerning these aircraft, to make copious notes. >> the one complaint we get is that they will fly in the middle of the night and wake up the baby is hard to get back to sleep. or that the helicopter will come and hover sometimes for 15, 20 minutes at a time. making it impossible to talk on the phone or -- and then sometimes they use the bigger helicopters. the os pres which are much noisier supposed to the to smaller helicopters coming back and forth. >> several complaints there in statement e-mailed to fox 5 the military said, in part we must conduct continuance and realistic training as military aviation play as vital role in protecting national security and our citizens in the national capitol region. we also have an obligation to the communities where we live and i want the military has an obligation to protect residents from unnecessa

all right so i'm go to ask sha von conner our operations manager to come up and give a review of open enrollment metrics. >> can i ask questions about the director's report or do you want to wait for the presentations. >> is it something that's been covered? >> it's something that's been covered. >> please. >> flu vaccinations close to my heart so i appreciate it and i'm curious to know does the department see it mostly as a way to draw people in to get the flu vaccine but also to hear about other programs enrollments so that's really the sort of card to get them in not because our employees think they don't have access through their health plans or other means? >> right. >> and stephanie, so one of the things when stephanie first started with h.s.s. and my discussions with her s. what can we do during open enrollment as far as not only increasing the participation in flu shots received but also it's open enrollment this is the time to have the plans to ask questions and time to have h.s.s. there to ask questions. so i think the combination of those things has really added to the valu

host: let's hear from conner up from auburn, washington.ndependent caller for chris whipple in new york. good morning. caller: mr. whipple. i would say profound instrument of i think gatekeepers is the appropriate word. it's integrity. i think we're seeing it especially in general kelly this notion of kind of not only being a gatekeeper but sometimes the zookeeper. constantly using his military prowess and mature and organized methods of governing to assemble various factions of the white house. white house and congress can often be diverse in their political affiliations to really get the president trump to focus, to try to prevent him from doing foolish things on twitter. it's not easy to stand up to the president of the united states. kind of do that in a way using comradery is really special. i think somebody who has a military experience, is that kind of advisor is even made more effective than somebody who has pure political experience. thank you for writing the book. host: your gatekeeper. tell us more. guest: in the case of john kel

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i want to bring in now cnn political commentators van jones and also iesha conners, a former deputy directorcan engagement. happy friday. appreciate you all being on the show. van, the president trying to cast doubt now on doubts he dz cast doubt on reports he called african countries shitholes. do you think anybody is buying his denial? >> maybe some are. i understand what he actually said was shit house, and not shithole. so twl -- therefore, all of this is fake news. this is where we are, and it's unfortunate. one thing i want to point out is not just the comments are racist but actually inaccurate. about 30% of americans have college degrees. 43% of african immigrants have college degrees, 43%. only 11% of white americans have advanced degrees. you know masters and ph.d.s. 25% of nigerian americans have advanced degrees. one out of ten white americans, one out of four nigerian americans. so when you begin to say all these people are so terrible, it's not only racist but also factually wrong. we have immigrants who are creating businesses, bringing crime down and learning up in communitie