sunday afternoon a passenger plane on a domestic flight here in russia with seventy one passengers and crew on board as crashed shortly after taking off from a moscow airport details still coming. under some of the stories that shape the week here on the weekly the twenty eighteen winter olympics underway in south korea but dozens of russian athletes have had their hopes dashed just hours before your lease arab league their appeals over a doping related banned were rejected. u.s. lawmakers are threatening to cut funds to a global cancer research program after it linked america's most widely used. made by monsanto to cancer. by their very good afternoon kevin i would really just turn four in the afternoon this every snowy afternoon here in moscow hope your weekend is going good i'm afraid though it's not good news that we're starting with here as far as russia is concerned a passenger plane with sixty five passengers and six crew on board has crashed in the last hour or so just outside moscow about fifty kilometers away from where i'm talking to you now just minutes after it took off details

i'm sure the crew of the fucked up security. what the club did now was that every weekend boy stayed with the now we've seen one of his account sheets he charged crew five pounds per boy a night to stay. twenty years ago a manager daria grotty confirmed to me he knew boys had often stayed overnight with ben l. . he carried on when he when he came here and i have to say that we've never had any reports of any problems. but we've been told that's no true a decade in one thousand nine hundred eight a crew director says a parent from another club approached him. and he said my friend's son was abused by a coach a cruel. and you need to know it now that i was stunned. stunned into silence so not often stunned into silence that was a. ready had such a lot of innuendo and gossip i remember one thing and another and heidi. up to here. hamilton smith says he demanded a special meeting those directors who attended decided against sacking been l. instead he says the deputy chairman john bowler told manager gradi no more boys will stay with

into the program we begin with breaking news a plane with sixty five passengers and six crew members on board has crashed just outside moscow shortly after takeoff leaving no survivors. no we haven't seen him for three months he was working now we want to see him again . these are the first images of the crash site and emerged online soon after the tragedy the footage was apparently shot by locals now we know the plane came down near a village around sixty kilometers southeast of the mosque zero emergency services reportedly struggle to reach the area first due to heavy snow fall there and weather conditions are among the versions being investigated by the authorities together with human error technical malfunction and others the plane was heading to or skip a city close to the russian border counsel it's been reported that there was no explosion midair only when the plane hit the ground it took off from a port in the russian capital before diverting east and just four minutes in the air the plane disappeared from radar as investigators say the crew did not report any irregularities

there's lots of crews here standing by. city cruise, pg&e crews. some were concerned about health impacts on people and the possibility of someone causing an explosion. but that cap -- that leak was capped right before 5:00. a lot of people are now returning home. so folks are relieved to get back home and the smell of gas is dissipating as crews work to put this back potogether. >> thank you, jean. >>> a deadly car crash in indianapolis is getting the attention of the white house, and it's all connected here to the bay area. >> an nfl player was killed by a suspected drunk driver who has previous duisis iss in the bay . >> damian trujillo has more. >> reporter: these are the cases against the man here. seven of them, including two for drunk driving. the court cases began in 2005. that's when manuel was arrested by the chp for driving with an alcohol level of 0.08. records we obtained show he was arrested again for a second dui a few months later. he has five other cases in the county during his two-year span, all for drug offenses. >> we held him

fire crews work tirelessly all day and night proud of their work to keep it contained. >> i cannot say where, because fire is obviously still under investigation but fast moving fire, heavy fire load and it did move quickly but again our people were in the right spots , we put our people in the right place and we were able to keep it from spreading from either side. >> reporter: one man inside, at the time of the fire tells us there have been so many false alarms in this building in the past he is happy he took this one seriously. as we celebrate presidents day to day many tourist hoping to enjoy historic sites of the olde city, that will be really tough today because the roads are still block off in this area. licenses and inspections will be on the scene this morning to do an asses. of the building and surrounding structures, while fire crews, continue to, wait and sort of watch, thomas. >> safety a big factor, lauren , thank you. >>> investigation continues this morning into a stabbing that happened last night this was on the 1100 block of west somerville avenue in philadelphia's lo

i'm sure the crew of the fucked up situation. what the club did know was that every weekend boy stayed with the now we've seen one of his account sheets he charged crew five pounds per boy a night to stay. twenty years ago a manager daria grotty confirmed to me he knew boys had often stayed overnight with ben l. . he carried on when he when he came here and i have to say that we've never had any reports of any problems. but we've been told that's no true a decade in one thousand nine hundred eight a crew director says a parent from another club approached him. and he said my friend's son was abused by a coach a cruel. and you need to know it now i was stunned. stunned into silence so not often stunned into silence that was eight. ready had such a lot of innuendo and gossip and rumor and one thing and another and heidi. up to here at. hamilton smith says he demanded a special meeting those directors who attended decided against sacking been l. instead he says the deputy chairman john bowler told manager gradi no more boys will sta

i'm sure the crew of the fucked up security. what the club did know was that every weekend boy stayed with the now we've seen one of his account sheets he charged crew five pounds per boy a night to stay. twenty years ago manager jerry a grotty confirmed to me he knew boys had often stayed overnight with ben elf they carried on when he when he came here and i have to say that we've never had any reports of any problems. but we've been told that's no true a decade in one thousand nine hundred eight a crew director says a parent from another club approached him. and he said my friend's son was abused by a coach a cruel. and you need to know it now i was stunned. stunned into silence so not often stunned into silence that was eight. ready had such a lot of innuendo and gossip and rumor and one thing and another and heidi. up to here. hamilton smith says he demanded a special meeting those directors who attended decided against sacking the now instead he says the deputy chairman john bowler told manager gradi no more boys will stay

the crew has a few toys for the children who are brought here. these children haven't seen a doctor for more than three years time and again they had to flee the fighting with their parents many have been traumatized by the ongoing violence and constant fear. that here at the edges is that cars are actually honest i have the impression that the children are confused understandably so i think it will take a while for them to realize what's going on. where. the next challenge is now for example probably didn't really know what to do with the toys and that's perfectly normal in a second sounds as at least the parents were happy with. the. surface . for security reasons there are always soldiers in the surgery to one or the hygiene in the village is problematic this man has a skin rash and is itching all over. does he have sold to wash oh so to wash with the old all because they're all that decision to give him that a particular where he has paid it so beaching is because of the water it i'd give. it to get something but he needs so it's. a good bord

crews are battling flames in an old city building. it's led to dozens of evacuations here in philadelphia. we're live on the scene. >>> deadly flames. this fire claimed the life in a philadelphia neighborhood. >>> a winter blast of snow on the region that won't be here long. when spring-like weather returns in the first alert forecast. >>> even this morning with that rain coming down, the snow washing away. not going to be here long. good morning. this is "nbc 10 news today." i'm rosemary connors. >> i'm dray clark. that weather roller coaster has us on a wild ride. the heavy snow fell around the area. this is how it looked at pine and kings hill road in northeast philadelphia last night. >> take a look at the snow in time lapse. this is a view from the campus camera. this is broad street and center city last night. we're left with awe slushy and little bit of an icy mess. krystal klei is tracking the changes for us in the first alert neighborhood forecast. krystal, we have good news on the way, right? >> yes, if you're a fan of warmi

crew where is here all day in the night, still here this morning.ts, fast moving fire, demanded 400 fire fighters, raging around 3:30 yesterday morning waking people up out of their sleep. one man living in the building drive seeing thick smoke bilo from the first floor when he looked outside the window. he immediately evacuated calling and counting his neighbors making sure everyone was okay. in the end everyone did make it out safely with the exception of a few cats, fire fighters were thankful to know people living there took those warnings and alarms seer just ly. >> we have had plenty of false alarms in our building with the fire alarms, at first you just think it is nothing, and then i smelled the smokey realized this time it was the real thing and i'm actually a former fireman myself so i necessity how serious these things can be so i took it very seriously. >> reporter: fire crews have set up collapse zones inside of the charred building to avoid further disaster and that is why they wanted to remain on the scene here. licenses and inspectio

crews remain on scene and the concern, of course, is the collapse of the building. this fire broke out early sunday morning, take a look at the video here, it was a four-alarm fire and it quickly consumed much of the building. 150 firefighters battled the fire as 160 apartment residence evacuated. local businesses took in what they could who were forced out in the cold. red cross set up a shelter at the museum of the american revolution. they believe the fire broke out inside an apartment unit 239 chestnut. the flames were under control at 7:30 a.m. there are concerns how structurally sound the building is. >> we have 80 employees, 80 people depending for their lively hoods, i'm on the phone with all the different insurance we have checking on what sort of remediation we have for them. >> red paw stepped in to rescue some pets. some were lost in the fire. as we get more information we'll pass it along to you. >> a 15-year-old boy scout is safe after spending 6 hours trapped in a cave in lancaster county. 60 rescuers were part of the operation. the teenager became we

the crew has a few toys for the children who are brought here. these children haven't seen a doctor for more than three years time and again they had to flee the fighting with their parents many have been traumatised by the ongoing violence and constant fear. for her life as it heads is that closer to be honest i have the impression that the children are confused understandably. i think it will take a while for them to realize what's going on. for. that child just now for example probably didn't really know what to do with the toys and that's perfectly normal in a cycle stoutness at least the parents i had. thought of. for security reasons there are always soldiers in the surgery to work for the hygiene in the village is problematic this man has a skin rash and is itching all over. as if still to wash off the water so to watch what i call a little because we're all at the station given that a particular way he has paid. so beijing is because of the water if you get it yeah you get something but he needs still it's. a good quarter of a well if you

there were 65 passengers and six crew members on board.the plane went down shortly after takeoff from moscow hey ading to the c orsk near the kazakhstan border. russian president vladimir putin says he is closely monitoring the investigation. edputin canclans to travel to sochi tomorrow, for a meeting with palestinian leader mahmoud abbas. abbas will come to moscow instead. olympic organizers confirmed today that hackers successfully targeted friday's opening ceremonies. the official pyeongchang 2018 website went down fho several s, leaving spectators unable to print tickets. wifi within e stadium also went down, along with televisions and internet inside the press center. organizers say the hackers did not affect any critical systems and organizers are not commenting on who is behind the attack. today at the pyeongchang games, the united states won its first ever medal in men's singles luge. chris mazdzer picked up the silver, ending a 54-year medal drght for the men's u.s. t. this is not america's first medal the sport, erin hamlin won t

you know neil alone welcome we begin with breaking news a plane with sixty five passengers and six crew members on board was crushed just start side moscow shortly after taking off leaving no survivors. with these are the first images of the crash site that emerged online soon after the tragedy the footage was apparently shot by locals the plane came down near a village around sixty kilometers southeast of moscow emergency services reportedly struggled to reach the area first as you can see there are due to the heavy snow which has been falling and which continues to do so weather conditions are among the versions being investigated by the authorities for the crash together with human error technical malfunction and others. well the plane was heading to or sq a city close to the russian border with council it took off from the head of her port in the russian capital before diverting east just four minutes after taking off the plane disappeared from radar as investigators say the crew did not report any irregularities to that dispatching ahead of the crash. as mentioned the plane was an

watch for the crews on that. onon the northeast extension mahoning valley and the lehigh valley, we have emergency construction because of an earlier accident. watch for that. northeast extension north of quakertown we have the right lane blocked because of construction crews out there. yesterday was wonderful. share with me your pictures on twitter. how you enjoyed the mild day. storm tracker 6 live, a lot of rain out to the west as the front is approaching the area. today will be periods of rain and drizzle. temperatures are mild at this moment they will be dropping in the low 40s by evening hours, temperatures dropping rain arriving roads will get wet matt. >> got it all. >> police say a bucks county medic thought he was meeting a 14-year-old girl for sex. instead officers were there to arrest him. 467-year-old of warminster was communicating with an undercover officer. he is charged with luring and attempted sexual assault. >>> a couple was rescued from a remote beach off the northeast coast of australia on a

east after just four minutes in the air the plane disappeared from the radars investigators say the crew did not report any irregularities to that dispatched before trying to struck. now this is a bird's eye view of the crash site what you are seeing your rescue teams continuing their operations there run the clock six hundred people are. involved record snowfall over the past week has made the crew's job difficult search the area our correspondent morocco's the of reports from the ground. rescue is working in shifts there are dozens and dozens of not hundreds of them but one part of one group works at the crash sites another group breasts and then they switch. rescuers a also making use of snowmobiles ferrying supplies to and from the crash site itself because there's a lot of snow at the crash site that the jet crashed into a field more trucks and requip going through the arriving every hour heavier stuff the conditions at the crash site are fresh the this is not because of this though because of the worry and. obviously they want to get this crash site in order quickly here is another

basically the story is a plane with sixty five passengers on board including three children and six crew has crashed just outside moscow this afternoon just minutes after taking off the hear the first pictures that came through from that crash site you can see the yellow livery of the surat off airlines there on part of the plane that video was apparently shot by a local than it than the village where the plane came down is located about sixty kilometers southeast of moscow and it was heading southeast at the time towards the urals area in the city of all risk emergency services reportedly are struggling to reach the area they have got there now but it's been a real slog because of the heavy snowfall in that area and they've many only been able to get there by foot we hear hundred fifty rescuers have been dispatched there we hear is to still to be confirmed officially only two bodies have been found but there are reports of fifty bodies have been found already where the conditions are a big problem but they are being investigated as well by the authorities as to may be the cause here cou

but it is still 200 crews battling this blaze, you can see, smoke billowing from the roof there, crews actually fighting to get that under control, third and chestnut street. here in old city. a neighboring hotel, parkin dependence will had to be evacuated. we spoke with the fire commissioner who says it is cents a difficult fire to fight. take a look into what he had to say. no, please, please, oh! ♪ (shrieks in terror) (heavy breathing and snorting) no, no. the running of the bulldogs? surprising. what's not surprising? how much money aleia saved by switching to geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. >> we are following breaking flues this morning, a four alarm fire in old city philadelphia, is now under control. >> about 201st responders, were called to that fire, just across the street, from the museum of the american revolution. >>> today is sunday, february the 18th, good morning, everyone, i'm jan carabeo. we will get a live update on the break news in just a moment. but first, let's check the forecast. here is meteorologist, chelsey ingram with eyewitnes

we said what we do know did contain did have seventy one people onboard sixty five passengers six crew members at the moment there's no indication that anybody survived of course we'll get updates from the moment is that this is in this village where it's crushed the saw a burning plane as it describing it falling from the sky that would indicate that you're talking about what looks like on the flight track of the fact that the pilots having some problem big problems stability they've managed to recover it may be that if it went down again but very interesting clue that they saw it burning maybe one of the engines exploded on the climb maybe a turbine came out a general to say that shouldn't generally be a problem provided of course that turbine doesn't cut through a fuel line doesn't cut through a control that's right you know and generally planes of any capacity are quote fully capable of flying and of landing on one engine that's a flight that flight situation the pilots regularly train for a regular prepared for and one off engine failure usually while it doesn't lead to an emergen

finally the crew member corrals the loose electronic.nfortunately, no judges were around. >> saved. >> hate it when that happens. now more of the stories we're following this morning at nbc 10 news today at 5:00 a.m. >>> trash, garbage is piled high along the ben franklin parkway. that's where we're live with the cleanup crews are facing this morning. >>> experts break down whether you should be worried about your financial future. >>> express yourself. a new round of emojis are rolling out. we'll take a look at the latest line up of images. >>> i'm not really sure when you might need a foot emoji, but it exists. i'm rosemary conners. >> if you need to give somebody a kick, i don't know. >> let's bill henley answer. >> right, i'm sure he's going to have something to say. >> you have an option for two left feet emoji, too. it is cold, make sure everything is covered up this morning if you're heading out the door. colder this morning but less windy. in the lehigh valley where it's 18 degrees, and philadelphia 24 degrees. not too bad right

fire crews are on the scene with this one.nd again, this is an area that's still dry but you see the damage of that truck up against that tree. i mean, a horrible accident and the not one but two accidents on the boulevard extension northbound, one near rich andone near wissahickon. let's look outside and check conditions. vine street expressway no problem, wide opened. ben franklin parkway at this point that looks opened inner tries drives as wie. inbound drives shut down on the ben franklin parkway getting ready for the big parade. that will happen this morning. >> very exciting. trish hartman is live in whitehall township lehigh county which, trish, can see the most snow from this. >> reporter: that's right, this area is getting ready for a slick commute. we're not seeing anything just yet. but things could get slippery as precipitation begins tol lat. so, we're here along macarthur boulevard in whitehall township. we are just down the road from route 22 and this road gets very busy during the morning commute. if you have a

i will sign a document to free the crew and only two for the crew. he then signed and in the pueblo men were released across the bridge of no return. crossed first and then his men followed in 32nd intervals. it is just like charles law announced, climbing out of hell and into heaven. the never one thing you may not know about the pueblo incident, you may not know what happened to the men when they came home. the pueblo men were flown from south korea to the air station not far from here. was winning for them, family, friends, local celebrities and politicians and of course, the press watching as they descended to eight euros welcome. today, san diego is happy with peers as 82 men whose names would be permanently inscribed in the history of the united states came up to san diego. but the euros welcome would not last. that same day admiral john hyland or to the formation of -- encourages the navy was looking for facts, not scapegoats. onemilitary recalled that had blood in his eye to get the commander and bring him to justice. hearings lasted for almo

crews are going door-to-door asking residence to get out america homes as you see there are pgd crews in this area. looks like trying to get to perhaps the source of the gas leak. there asking everyone else to avoid this area. officials are expected old news conference where we hope to get new information on the number of people evacuated and how all of this and how it all started. major catholic forcing evacuations in san francisco. >> so far no injuries and we will update you. >>> congress is in the mist of negotiation -- negotiations on a spending bill before the government shutdown deadline on thursday. minutes ago the house past a stopgap measure but it's fate in the senate is not clear. >> president trump that he would quote, love to see a shut down if the closure would help get it tougher immigration deal through. >> allison barber is in washington and see where the government -- where the -- washington, d.c.. >> reporter: congress is once again facing a deadline to come up with the plan to fund the government. the clock is ticking towards another federal shutdown. the governme

>> well i can tell you right now crews are working hard now trying to get this fire out. you can see dozens of them on scene. they are up above this building at third and chestnut streets. the water on the flames as you see smoke billowing out. the fire started just after 3:00 this morning, the exact billing address 2239 chestnut street storefront with apartment on ton. we now know that 40 people had to be evacuated, no one was hurt. a nearby hotel called independence park was also evaculated. we spoke with a resident who lives inside the building that is on fire his name is greg schmidt. he talked about being awakened by the fire alarm. we also just spoke with the fire commissioner who talked about all of the response that's on scene right now. >> operating with about 57 apparatus and vehicles, more than 150 firefighters, medics, other support personnel. we're being supported by a host of other agencies, red cross, salvation army, l & i, of course the police department, our second alarm ers. >> reporter: i also spoke with a septa rep. they say they are warming bus here f

not too far away, our construction crews are out there. lanes blocked there, we also have a ramp closure that i want to pull to your attention, route 422 eastbound the ramp, closing monday, and holding off until late summer. so your alternate will be the first avenue off ramp. that's just a heads up there. construction crews still out there on the pa turnpike as well eastbound before willow grove. right lane compromised, there, jim, jan, back to you. >> thank you shall meisha. three camels in missouri spot a loose gate and make a run for it. bee we will tell you about their adventure, how they ended up back home. when thyou remember. here, quilted northern is designed to work so well, you can forget your bathroom trips. but daddy gator can never forget. "i've got to motor out of here. this is no place to raise a child." >> digital globe supplied this picture along the parkway in front of the art museum. what an incredible aerial view look at that. >> we fill every inch there. >> you were closer to the stage than i was. and i heard that was

onboard our crew members tourists and scientists. the vessel has been equipped to spend very long periods in the ice it wouldn't need to find a poor for a year it's a floating city with a pool a gym and a launch on board kitchen. the ice program has more than a thousand cabins and rooms. the journey takes the passengers through a pristine landscape but that could be zero the soon. development of their military presence in the arctic course on the rational side the famous from canadian fire and also for their euro as they also developed their arctic military facility all countries. one reason is that no one can say exactly where the borders are apart from the maritime borders around greenland only those between the united states and russia have been internationally established other maritime borders such as between norway and russia on potentially explosive the status of the arctic ocean is unclear if enormous amounts of natural resources are found it could spark an international conflict one nation has already made a move to state ge

fire crews there, it wasn't to a second alarm, fire crews inside it is buildings with flashlights trying to figure out if there were any hot spots left. they heard explosions in there, what went off, the good news, because fire companies have people there overnights. in this case there were no injuries. >>> a 15-year-old boy scout is safe after spending 6 hours trapped in a cave in lancaster county. 60 rescuer he is were part of the rescue. he became wedged between rocks, crews had a tough time getting to the victim, but they freed him early sunday morning. >> it is president's day and the markets are closed today. >> that means fun for us, we have a very special guest today, maribel aber who we talk to every morning is in the studio forehead. >> i was going to wear my green for phillies and eagles love, imu -- but i'm wearing black for the marvel film it's the first super hero featuring a black cast. it is estimated back panther will make 218 million today. if you're looking for something to do on this holiday, the national constitution center has free admission today there's a costume

our viewers about it now basic story here a plane with sixty five passengers as i just said and six crew on board has crashed in the last few hours just outside moscow just minutes after it took off you know the first pictures from the site of that crash that video was apparently shot by locals there a bad scene the village where the plane came down located pretty close to moscow's say an hour's drive or so fifty sixty kilometers to the southeast of moscow is heading down towards the urals emergency services those struggling this afternoon to reach that location because of heavy snow fall there it's been snowing heavily here in moscow and indeed throughout the whole moscow county to county get to the last part of that where bodies have been reported to have been found in the snow by foot you seen pictures there of domodedovo international airport one of the three main airports of course serving moscow and the surrounds india to fly in and out of every five days most self very professional very busy very big airport as mentioned that plane was an antonov one. for eight owned by sarratt of

our international but we start with sad news from russia a plane with sixty five passengers and six crew members onboard has crashed outside moscow shortly after takeoff leaving no survivors. you know what we haven't seen him for three months he was working now we want. to know it wasn't wery opportunistically first i was a way to help nephew people like us ok remember when the same feel so sorry for the daughters it's terribly sad. yes and mind what i'm trying not to my sound scares me i didn't. always wanted to be a pilot he loved everything related to flying he was in love with the sky. these are the first images of the crash site that emerged online after the tragedy of the footage was apparently shot by locals the plane came down at near a village about sixty kilometers southeast of moscow the plane was heading it to or city closer to the russian border with kazakhstan it took off from domodedovo airport in the russian capital in about four minutes later the plane disappeared from radar investigators say that the crew did not report any irregularities to air traffic control before t

safety drills are part of the crew's daily routines. they get to the source of the problem within four minutes which is within the committee time and. of course the town where we speak we know that lives have gone lost in an oil business and hopefully it won't happen again because we are controlling the rest but this is stuff we can know about and we can have a look away from the risks because if we do that of course there were those lives. this human and material effort is enormous and it's only two one and. yeah we like to make history. and i know that if we if we discover an elephant up out as we call it it will be historical. data and much more activity off though which will be a good fall for both me of all the business of calls the arctic is rich in natural resources oil gas or was and precious stones have been harvested from here for more than a hundred years the retreat of the ice is now making the hotter the arctic more accessible experts believe there are huge oil and gas reserves there in the field that the crew of the song e

crews are trying to repair it.ave some new information for you that looks like the estimated time for all this to be cleared up now. b.a.r.t. is tweeting 8:00 a.m. that's going to gum up the rest of your commute on b.a.r.t. this is a small section of the system. it's only between those two stations. south hayward and union city. not quite the very southern. pretty far south on the line. the rest of the lines, the richmond and the pittsburg bay point, dublin, pleasanton, sfo, they're all running on time with 52 trains in the system now and the ac transit buses are helping out between south hayward and union city. again, 8:00 a.m., estimated time for this to be repaired and back in action. mike? >> sue, let's talk about the weather. a gorgeous day about to unfold from mt. tamalpais. looks like a colorful sunrise. please post-it. the high clouds and the highs will remain. the fog formation will be limited. we'll keep that winter chill and rain out of the forecast for possibly the first two weeks of this month. what we

crews will be there for hours putting out hotspots. american red cross are also on the scene helping the people evacuated. we're talking residents of the apartments, plus guests at a hotel next door. the museum of the american revolution, right across the street here at third and chestnut streets, is closed for the day because of all the activity in the area. they had activities planned for presidents' day, a breakfast with washington. if you have tickets to that event, the museum will refund them. >>> i'm meteorologist krystal klei. we're starting with a live camera view in wilmington, delaware. although it was totally blue skies an hour, hour and a half ago. clouds have built up across the western edge. some clouds are still possible against that western edge this morning. take a look at the temperatures in the delaware neighborhoods. odessa, 39. newark, 37 degrees. middletown in the upper 30s and then we get to the 40s farther south. milton at 42. lewis beach, 44. dewey beach, 42 degrees atz as well. already kind of mild forecast. t

the crew was finally allowed to leave after a couple weeks.he plane however, was taken apart in pieces and finally sent home to the u.s. and after that, the amount of intelligence, not so much capability but they now knew what our capabilities were with that aircraft. that was our premier spy. >> i want to jump to 2013. we thank abc 10 is an san diego for this because you started talking about the cruisers incident. let's watch what they were reporting back then. >> they had to make a dangerous turn in the south china sea to avoid the chinese ship that pulled in front of it. but a chinese government run newspaper is accusing the u.s. navy of harassing chinese ships. the uss cowpens got too close. they said they were in international waters. but china has declared the south china sea of its own. >> you are smiling? michael: i was. the whole idea that they would be harassing the chinese ramada. it is kind of interesting. the other thing is that the one thing that wasn't reported is that when china sent out the now, butthey have two at the time t

i'd be an idiot to do anything but sit there and watch the crew do their job. i go to the kickoff meeting, i sit there, try to act smart, ask an intelligent question. what kind of breath mints do we have? [laughter] i don't know. there was no notice. and for the last year, president clinton, quite honestly visit's on, it's off. it's off, it's on. he's coming to pack up some stuff, it's off. oh, he's coming right away. oh, we didn't know he was coming off the helicopters. first the ladies -- the first lady's social secretaries usually are key on who's coming. president bush, very scripted. we always knew who was coming, what cabins they wanted, what meals. so you just learn to adjust as you do in service, you learn to adjust. yes, sir. >> could you list the, a variety of activities and amenities that were there for people -- >> who's played wolley ball? it's volleyball on a squash court. george h.w. bush loved it, loved that game, he always loved playing that with the sailors, marines and his family. skeet, archery, putting green behind aspen, two pools, darts,

strong winds are always a concern for bay area fire crews. kiet do reports: could take an . >>> strong winds are always a concern for bay area fire crews. one north bay city could take an aggressive step to cut down on the fire damage by ordering property owners to cut down their trees. >> this is as good of time as in to talk about the truth of fire danger. three quarters of homes nestled along thick rows of trees and the city saying many have to go. >> the city is doing this, we have been doing this and we'll be doing more of this . >> valley mayor says the conversation about fire danger in her city started with oakland hills fire in 1991. took on new urgency a few years later in 1995 with the mountain vision fire watching napa and santa rosa burn last year, they knew the time for talk was over. >> first santa rosa and the fire was so shocking. we could not have the conversation in mill valley about taking these next steps if it wasn't for what we saw in those fires. >> mill valley will be inspected property and forcing owners to cut down d

however, we lost the columbia crew. can you talk about the role you played in the post accident recovery and preparation for flight for the return flight crew to when that they happen, which was february 1, 2003, i was at home watching the landing on tv and on those low inclination flights-- i'm talking to go into much detail of what that means, but it with men that shuttle is coming home it has a likely possibility to fly over houston and where you can actually see it depending on the time of day you could see that shuttle reentering earth's atmosphere and i looked outside and saw a flash of light thinking that was probably some atmospheric and went back inside and quickly realized we had had a tragic tragic accident for the second time and three of my classmates were on that flight. seven of our colleagues and former colleagues in within a couple of days i was along with my other coworkers, many of them in the area of the crash, which was in eastern texas and how ironic it was of all the places the space shuttle could

crews started to remove the fire escapes from a damagedto allevi. it needs to be torn down and they have not ruled out foul play in sunday's fire and federal atf agents are assisting in the investigation. >>> students that survived the shooting in parkland, florida, are heading to their capital to rally for gun control. new details emerge from the accused gunman. maggie ruly is following the latest now from new york. >> sara those students in parkland started organizing just 24 hours after the attack on their high school. they made social media accounts and inspired other protests across the country and they are on their way to the state capital. >> from survivors to activists. >> trying to do something about it. that is helping a lot getting our minds off of it. >> students from marjorie stoneman douglas high school are busing the 400 miles from parkland to tallahassee spreading the message, never again. >> am committed to making sure no child is scared going to the class room. that is what they will achieve. >> and demanding lawmakers take action

crews still working.ing up next, we'll give you the latest on the investigation and talk to the philadelphia fire commissioner. >>> and from snow to 70s. today the snow is out of here. we're going to see sunshine and start warming up. by the workweek, we're talking records for some of us. we'll look at how high the numbers go and leave you with a live camera view of one of the locations that loves that overnight snow. >>> that breaking news in old city philadelphia where more than 140 firefighters have been battling a four-alarm fire. just within the last few moments we learned that crews got the flames under control. that video there, you see what it looked like at the height of this fire. let's look at sky force 10 between 2nd and 3rd. the smoke is pouring from the building and as many as six different trucks with their hoses poised on this fire to extinguish it. nbc 10's randy gyllenhaal is live on the ground for us. he's been keeping in close contact with philadelphia's fire commissioner. randy? >> re

it took crews about 90 minutes to bring the fire under control. the victim, unfortunately, died at the scene. two firefighters were also hurt but we're told they're going to be okay. investigators are now looking for the cause of this fire. >>> new this morning, some scary moments for workers at a wawa when armed robbers busted inside. here's what we know. the two men went into the wawa. the robbers grabbed cash and took off in a car. no shots were fired. nobody was hurt. the robbers are still on the loose this morning. >>> talk about our weather. snow causing a little bit of trouble for drivers on the schuylkill expressway. not really the snow on the ground, but the snow on the trees. it weighed down branches and they fell on the schuylkill last night at 11:00. traffic slowed to a crawl to get around the mess. nobody was hurt, but it took crews a little bit more than an hour and a half to completely clear that scene. >>> good news, temperatures are slowly starting to rise. we'll get into the mid-40s. >> absolutely. pamela osborne is live in allen

even if they didn‘t know, crewe as they club have an obligation even if they didn‘t know, crewe as ability to protect us at the time and i don‘t think we were protected enough. all of this comes after crewe alexandra‘s former managing director, hamilton smith, told us he raised concerns at a board meeting in the late ‘80s but no real action was taken. everybody involved could have done and should have done a lot more. the club declined to comment on the letter or the player‘s account. other officials there have always denied they knew about the abuse until after bennell left the club. just to ask again, were you aware at any point of what he was doing? no. how do you feel about the fact he was doing those things when you were chairman? infuriated. in a statement after the latest trial, crewe said it did not receive a single complaint about sexual abuse at the time and if the club had any suspicions about barry bennell, it would have informed the police immediately. last night, crewe‘s top officials met fans for the first answer is barry bennell‘s conviction. met fans for the first an