daley's lap and at one point in the video, the male asks if the toddler wants to hit the bowl. >> want to hit the bowl? >> at that point the female held down the toddler and the male put the marijuana pipe into the toddler's mouth. [ coughing ] >> he's basically taking a glass bowl and forcing a child to smoke pot through it, trying to, you know, put it to the baby's mouth. and a little smoke is coming out. you see the pipe actually glow so you know the baby is inhaling it. >> she appeared to inhale and then coughed. >> then you see the baby choking and you're just like, i can't believe this. >> then they gave her a drink and said, hey, you're good, right? you're good. >> this is good stuff. >> drink your water. >> she legitimately doesn't want to be there, and they make sure for their entertainment she's there and doing what they want her to do. >> here. >> i really don't know what they were thinking. i mean, i know they knew what they were doing because they were holding the camera doing it. so i don't know. i don't know really what they were thinking. >> it's over. you're the blame

today we sent fox carolinas ashley daley into the tigers den...to see how fans are preparing. so ashley...have to imagine lots of fans are making the trip! 3 and check this out...if you gps the stadium where the tigers are playing its 1981 miles. fans today also getting game day. 3 3 3 the clemson tigers are goin to the national championship. 3 3 it was just nothing i ever could have imagined. it was just surreal.and while many already have their travel plans...monday, fans were stopping by ibrahims sports shop in clemson to stock up on their orange. 3 we have a good team, a good coach. we're excited about going. 3 3 we've had more customers come through our doors than ever. we were here for the 81 championship and it's quite a bit different.theres the national championship shirt...fresh off the hangers. and of course the...the i wanna party like its 1981....glendale or bust...shirt.and if those arent for you...julie ibrahim who manages the store, says they'll have all the merchandise worn by the team after the orange bowl...in store by wednesday. 3 3 we're getting the players

he also told detectives that daley offered to give him gifts and sexual favors. after investigating, they did confirm that daily had contact now, detectives say that daily has a similar history in louisiana, he was named in an investigation there, and never faced any charges, the texans here say, he's not going to get away with anything like that of the if you know anyone who are any child who has contact with this man, make sure you can contact authorities immediately. 10 news, wtsp. >>> it's a story that gives you chills. one year ago, this woman was thrown off the bridges. that was by her own father, this four-year-old girl, it's a story that we've been staying on top of since the beginning. he's in a state mental facility until he's ruled competent to stand trial. her death has sparked changes in the department of children and families. an agency that protects children across the stay. make sure you join us at 5:00, we're digging deeper into the one year later they're making a difference. >>> also a heart-breaking story out of philadelphia to pass along this

. >> reporter: lori daley filed a police report after her son's credit card was hacked. >> you don't think it happened here. you are pretty sure. >> it was his first charge. absolutely. this is writ happened. >> reporter: on monday, we reported about a suspected skimming device problem at another 7/11 just down the road. daley has discovered a number of her neighbors complaining about the issue on facebook. >> a lot of people were posting about it saying that they had their cards compromised here at this location. >> reporter: but while we were there, the owner of the franchise came out to confront us. >> you didn't ask me if i want to be on camera. >> reporter: well you walked up to me. >> reporter: he wanted to explain he is doing everything he can to protect his pumps. >> there is a special lock with a special key. >> reporter: the owner promises he will continue to check the problems here in the future. jeff patterson, newschannel8. >>> it is epiphany day in tarpon springs. a day the greek orthodox church celebrates the baptism of jesus. more than 50 teens jumped into cold waters

either.fox carolinas ashley daley joins us now with more on the story. 3 3 3 3 3 yeah -- and one of the roads which has seen potholes open up is highway 11 here in cherokee county. today we spoke with one lady who hit one. 3 3 "it almost made me wreck my car this morning."darlene humphries is describing the moment she hit not one, but two potholes while on her way to work on highway 11 in cowpens. 3 "i just hit it and the tire went flat right away." humphries says the potholes were so deep... 3 "like a gully, a canyon."they not only popped her tire but also caused damage to her car. here and it also cracked my side panel here."she says the potholes along highway 11 have been an on going issue for years.and after this latest incident --shes calling on sc dot, who maintains the highway, to put a permanent fix. 3 "that we can get somebody to come out here and not doctor our potholes but maybe pave our whole road." road." 3 "if there's a crack or a spot in the pavement or any kind of moisture it tends to make the pavement weaker and the base weaker."stephen ellis, a maintenance engineer wit

listen to this. 3 one of the largest game watching parties is happening ashley daley has more from the bon secours wellness arena. 3 3 3 3 3 and you dont even have to be a clemson fan for this event to sound really cool.to give us more details is beth paul, the general manager of bon secours wellness arena. beth -- this is quite the event. 3 3 yes, we've partnered with iptay, the alumni association and the clemson club here in greenvillle to create an event that is family experience and in the biggest venue in town. expecting?well we're ready for 12- thousand, so come one, come all. we'll activties down on the floor for families. 3 it is a free event as well. and its not like going and listening to a game at a bar...this is an arena. its tremendous. our sound is concert-grade, the soudn will be great the quality of the visual is high-definition in the arena. so for people who want to come, do they need a ticket or just show up?no tickets needed, just show up. we open the doors at 7 o'clock for the 8:30 kick-off. one question fans are asking, is regular food and 3 beverage offerings wil

okay and you should get no more than 10% of your daley calories from saturate -- daily calories from saturated fat and limit sodium intake to less than 2300 milligrams a day. what is that? about a teaspoon of salt. i am dr. mallika marshall. >> did you hear that 3 to 5 cups of coffee a day is okay. >> but the salt is a bum another that's a bummer -- bummer. >> that's a bummer and the sugar. >> things are going to change eric. >> it's going to be hot coffee day tomorrow. >> take the salt and put it on the road. you may need little that. beautiful sunset mary reflecked on the gorgeous winter day. which one is the sky and which is the water. hard to tell. i want to take you across the country. huge storm out in the pacific right now. this is the next one that will move into the west coast. there's just -- they are getting a breather in moving off our coastline look at this storm. hurricane center is monitoring it. it may get a name alex as a subtropical storm over the next 24 to 48 hours. we are on the edge of it and will stay away from that storm. it's moving out to sea. so cloud provi

jack daley, rebound and is a put-back. mustangs down just 5 in this one. 2nd quarter, mitch wood chucked up a three from the corner. maybe we'll call that a pass. he had 22. miners started to turn it on at the end of the 1st half. >>> the one-handed slam, more from reno later. slick jumper in the lane. the husky faithful loving what they're seeing. springs would not go quietly into the night. stop and pop, knocked down a 3- ball. in the end, reno would win a tough one. you ing -- hud. reed up 3 early on. back to lincoln turner. one bounce, launches from three. good. raiders lead it by a bucket. hud share the basketball. sanchez. >>> wooster hosting carson. everybody into it except that guy for some reason. the steal, off and is running, easy lay-in. senators lead by 5. carson gets the win 67-31. >>> northwest reno for mcqueen and north valley. mcqueen goes to octavian korly. lancers by a bucket. out of the raptors. raptors take the lead. after an octavian block, dayton is gonna finish this. >>> the reno huskies went into t

it's our daley talker. >> bostonians good at tipping? you might be surprised to see where we are ranked. >> as we go to break four things to know for today. what would you do with five minutes to kill, and a smart phone? check the scores. probably post a pic. text a friend. how about register to vote? really? you can. five minutes online and a massachusetts drivers license is all it takes to register so you can vote for our next president. go to registertovotema.com. done. i just registered. that was easy. register today. so, what moves me? it's the journey. the feeling of doing. it's making choices for a healthier me, a healthier us. i'm on my path and i love it. the path to a healthier you starts with nature's path pumpkin flax granola. crunchy clusters of delicious organic oats, flax and pumpkin seeds, with all the goodness to nourish you and your family. nature's path granola. t >>> braking news at 6:-- breaking news at 6:30. an investigation after a murder and highway crash. a estranged husband is connected to both crimes. >> servin

either.fox carolinas ashley daley met with the driver this to get roads repaired. repaired.she joins us now with her story, live from along highway 11 in cherokee county. 3 cody and diana...this morning darlene says she was driving down highway 11...when right 3 3 3 "it almost made me wreck my car this morning."darlene humphries is describing the moment she hit not one, but two potholes while on her way to work on highway 11 in cowpens. i just hit it and the tire went flat right away. humphries says the potholes were so deep...like a gully, a canyonthey not only popped her tire but also caused damage to her car. 3 3 this is the damage done to here and it also cracked my side panel here. 3 she says the potholes along highway 11 have been an on going issue for years.and after this latest incident -- shes calling on sc dot, who 3 that we can get somebody to come out here and not doctor our potholes but maybe pave our whole road. 3 3 if there's a crack or a spot in the pavement or any kind of moisture it tends to make the pavement weaker and the base weaker. stephen el

jail.thats where we find fox carolinas ashley daley. 3 cody...former neighbors say contreras loved her daughter... and took her everywhere with her.they say they don't condone her actions but say there must be more to this story. 3 3 3 i didn't think that somebody who loved her daughter like she did would care enough, would do something like that.a former neighbor of pamela contreras...who asked not to be identified, says she knew pamela and her daughter well. she says pamela was a loving mother. she greatly loved her daughter, she walked her daughter around down here where she lived at and she took her everywhere she wanted to go. the neighbor says pamela's daughter, who has down syndrome, would often spend time with her at her apararent in kelly acres. oh i loved her to death, she'd come over here and sit with me two and three hours at a time. she do anything, but she'd just sit and look at you. the neighbor says she was shocked to hear that on tuesday, pamela was arrested by spartanburg police -- accused of trying to poison and kill herself and her daughter. police reports say pamel

as he joins his bandmates at school for the first time since his surgery. 3 fox carolina's ashley daley was there for the emotional reunion. 3 she joins us now live in the newsroom with his story. and ashley ...a pretty miraculous recovery right there. 3 cody -- doctors say isaiah suffered from a brain a-v-m -- which isishen blood vessels that are abnormally formed begin to bleed. his mother said she was planning for a funeral -- but is now planning for her son's future. 3 3 3 3 3 music... for the last four months -- the mauldin middle school band has held a seat for 8th grade trumpet player, isaiah custodio. 3 3 one day hes in class playing for us, and then the next morning you realize he is literally closer to death than life with no warning of any kind. this past september isaiah underwent emergency brain surgery -- after collapsing on the football field during practice.doctors condition called brain a-v-m -- where blood vessels in the brain tangle and then rupture. isaiah's mother christina custodio says mentally she was preparing for a funeral. 3 3 that's what i prayed. i just said

newspapers. -- daley newspapers -- daily newspaper. they are bringing by a the old distributor and will share duties with the new distributor that they hired to bring down costs. the globe says this should quickly restore service apparently the new distributor's software plot the roots so -- routes so inefficient drivers quit. >>> coming up, the new addition to the red sox that has a lot of people talking. >> and a mother facing charges this morning after police say she left her baby in a freezing cold car. what the bab yea father is telling wbz. good morning danielle. >> good morning kathryn and everybody. aid cold start not as chilly as subzero wind chills yesterday. we will gradually rise through the 20s into the 30s and even near 40 by later on this afternoon. sunshine. i will take you through the weekend when we come back. follow breaking news this morning. nicole jacobs is live on the scene of a big fire in saugus a three alarm causing traffic issues in the area. we will update you on this when for the soccer team... for the girl

gwen stefani will sing on new year's eve with carson daley. we're hoping for a midnight smooch from blake and andy cohen may join in what may en up being madness. >> we're going to sit by a big fire and start drinking alcohol and all the when ittyitty people will be on. >> oprah on fox, get ready to party. >> fire. >> "e.t." is confirmed miss universe runner up is in miami and will be part of pitbull's show. what's she doing? well, fox is hush-hush for now. >> this year t me is more about the music and energyst city of miami. >> another star hanging out with ryansecret, carrie underwood. you know, she really does have a lo celebrate this year. >> no doubt about. that she spent 2015 winning awards and breaking records and oh, yeah, she also became a mom. >> when you have a baby or whatever giant life moment that way into things that you d creatively. of tips to stay true to yourself. take time to take care of you. >> know we're all stretched very thin and w wear a lot of hats as wives and moms have that hobby or, you know, get that time to work

two days later we found >> reporter: lori daley filed a police report after her son's account was hacked. >> it was his first charge. this is absolutely where it happened. >> reporter: on monday, we reported about a suspected skimming device problem at another 7/11 down the road. a number of neighbors were complaining about the issue on facebook. >> a lot of people were posting about it saying they had their cards compromised here. >> reporter: but while we were there, the owner of the franchise came out to confront us. >> you didn't ask me if i wanted to be on camera. >> you walked up to me. >> reporter: he announced he is doing everything he can to protect his pumps. >> there is a special lock with a special key that you can copy anywhere. and there is a sticker. >> reporter: he showedtous locks on the pump and showed us he checks the pumps everyday. but couldn't explain why people cards have been compromised here. >> so you don't believe anybody has had their information compromised? >> no. i mean, we checked. we made sure because of the situation we have about the scammer. >> reporte

here is bill daley, former fbi investigator. first of all the bravery of officer hartnett can not be emphasized too much. was shot three times. 11 shots fired at him. still managed to get out and shoot and subdue the perp. this was incredible act of bravery. >> really incredible we're talking about this police officer being in the vehicle. the vehicle was moving, if you look at some videos. he ran up to the vehicle, shot him. he was able to stop the vehicle, get out, being injured, being shot and shooting him and actually shooting the suspect and hits him, really incredible. talk about somebody who has tenacity, perseverance and really nobility to carry out his duties even when severely injured. david: not with standing the bravery of police officers this has got to affect cops as they go on the beat tonight all over america. >> well it is, david. actually something that we know has been in the back of minds of police officers if not in the forefront for number of years now. if we look at stats last year, 15 police officers who

these stories and more when i join dan for abc 7 news at 5:00. >>> daley city, dublin, los gatos and all the bay area, this is abc 7 news. will be meeting with representatives from the social media site, nextdoor.com tomorrow. they'll discuss ways to stop racial profiling on the popular forum. abc 7 news reporter laura anthony is live in oakland's diamond district with the story. laura? >> reporter: hi, ama. residents in the diamond district notice all too often the posts on next door too often cross the line. the city is partnering with them and with next door to try and do something about it. these are just some of the posts on nextdoor.com. neighbors warning neighbors in oakland about things they think are suspicious. they include describers. neighbors against racial injustice is one group concerned about the posts and what's considered suspicious. >> what is right about me not being able to stand in my neighborhood for too long, right, or pull over in my car and use my phone for too long. >> racial profiling is happening all too often. >> reporter: city council member annie campb

and mayor daley had a delegation that was traditional at the 72 convention jackson won and the mayor walked out. for george mcgovern but it shows just how much things are changing. >>. >> do they do what they wanted to? >> constantly. they're only 16 primaries. most for called a beauty contest there is no bearing of us delegates. the primaries and the delegates are disconnected. >> sometimes we don't and that choosing them in other states like ohio and florida and from the perspective how much of an impact? >> i will answer that in two ways. they almost always reduce the field. believe we have worked for candidates. and then we went to ski that day. in the early contests it did say question of expectation. it isn't always the winner of the popular vote. 1982 bill clinton this is the worse than -- hand as an adult smoking -- dope smoking. that is how he is perceived. he comes in second to paul tsongas and clinton as people expected to be dead in a finishing a strong second he is the comeback kid and wins the hampshire. so there is all sorts of expectations. look at the polls were then

daley city, 63. north bay, temperatures in the low to mid 60s. east bay, 66 in oakland. 64 in newark. inland spots, high clouds and sun. 63 in concord. the seven-day forecast, fog the next couple of mornings. friday's system is a one. saturday is very unclear, one model is not as aggressive, the other one is going with showers. so chance of showers. sunday, it's a one on our storm impact scale. scattered showers and chance of rain again on tuesday. obviously with super bowl festivities this weekend, your plans may be impacted both days. so keep that in mind and follow us as we pinpoint the timeline. >> thank you, sandy. >>> we want to thank "abc7 news" viewers for sharing great weather photos for you. robin sent this to us. share your pictures by posting them to #abc7now. >>> get ready for a new marvel comic character. this is based on a former student at sonoma state. that's next. >> six days to iowa. our team is out in force. also, the new warning about three dangerous fugitives in california. a prosecutor now describing one of them as hannibal

50s and we want to say before we go, happy retirement master control our friend there bill daily-- daley after 32 years. >> you are living a dream. >> enjoy it for all of us. >> there you go well said. >> put your feet up and travel. >> kick back and relax. >> there are so many awesome people at wbz that have been here so long and i feel we are lucky to meet them before they head out. >> have a good day join us at 4 and have a great weekend. see you on monday morning. >> bye, everybody. homecoming? it' s awesome. but with the citizens bank education refinance loan, it gets even better. r you know those people who pay a little extra t and get all the legroom in coach? that could be you, t if you refinance your student loans. i can refinance? yes, you could replace your current student loans with one new loan and save money on interest. it is easy! so, treat yourself to something from that in-flight magazine. or save up for a new car, a wedding me of your dreams. how much you can save? ask a citizen at 1-866-999-0253

beamer are -- >> reporter: beamer helps with motor skills and daley responsibilities a priceless learning experience for the kids but there is a price for training and having an assistance dog. amount of money to keep him. >> reporter: this classroom of the special -- 9 special needs student raised 9500 dollars to keep beamer. and the fund-- >> and the fund raising is for the classroom one of the most beneficial parts of having beamer with us. people. >> reporter: and just this raising goal. how does that make you feel? >> that's the best thing that ever happened to me. >> we all feel happy. >> their self-esteem this year is not come rabble to anything in the past. >> reporter: adam once terrified of loud fire alarms is in charge of getting beamer out during a fire drill. you like having him around. >> yes. >> reporter: other students have learned to speak up anessity when giving commands. >> no other project that made them as unified and as competent in their abilities as this. >> reporter: and after school, beamer heads home with miss cane who had to go through intense training to becom

. >> on a daley basis, cars drive through -- daily basis, cars drive like they don't care about the traffic lights or anything. based company that carries people with special needs. they are not saying ifpassengers why on board but confirmed the 34-year-old van driver has been arrested and charged. still, locals are quick to point out that pedestrian are not always very attentive. >> you have to look both side buff you come -- before you come past. most people don't look. >> reporter: boston police have not named the victim or the driver. in dore chest e. ken macleod, wbz news. >>> ten american sailors head by -- held by eye ran are free. lee um martin is following the story. >> reporter: they were released and taken to a u.s. military facet -- military facility. the boat ran into mechanical problems and drifted into iranian water. they were given food and blankets at a iranian base. >> that's a testament to the critical role diplomacy plays in keeping our country safe, >> reporter: secretary of state john kerry referring the to-- to the official and there's no indication they were harmed.

these different things but at the same time there is no better example of crony -- clarence: as mayor daleyn chicago said, if a man can't help his son, i have a -- on my coattails. eleanor: layers and layers of hypocrisy but in the end the grandstand criticism of cruz is going to hurt cruz more than palin's endorsement of trump. john: palin's track record with campaign endorsements. what is her track record? she's endorsed more than 60 candidates nationwide and more than half of those have won their races. that is a good track record. clarence: cruz, ted cruz. john: am i right or what? eleanor: that was then, this is now. clarence: i wouldn't sell her short yet because sarah palin does have a lot of good will out here with folks. in her country. i call it palin land. we met at the gridiron dinner one winter. i must say i was charmed. it was back in 2012. eleanor: we sang "auld lang syne" with sarah palin. clarence: we did that with ted cruz too. a very charming woman. doesn't know squat about public policy but she's well-intentioned. tom: if you're concerned conservative, go with trump. i m

we will turn it back to bill daley.ood thing to hope in the new administration that there will be reform but all of the candidates, i don't hear any talk about tax reform and things like that. i hear about penalizing wall street. but that is not about growth. taxing wall street won't give us growth. where is it going to come from? they don't have a mandate. all of them are rather sophisticated, and again, i look at paul ryan. he understands the needs and he understands the tax reform, not just about lowering rates, but also real reform and change. andan stimulate the economy it will do it at some point but we have to think about the long-term debt situation in my country -- in our country. we talk about china but we don't have hours under control. toh some point we will have do that. i am an optimist. and i think in spite of the craziness of the primary season, when you get to the general election, at that point, people will have an actual plan. stephanie: what do candidates need? when they attack wall street and say, l

steve: check out fox 5 weather app, features daley and hourly forecast, and live interactive radar. headlines stork alerts, download dari: hamilton is hottest ticket in town, when people tried to get discounted ticket last night, the sim system crashed. today live lotteries were held in times square, some were lucky steve: after melting faces, ban fish celebrating their run by taking in a heard of of hamilton on sunday, hanging out with their wives. a track down guy at the center of it all, to see hugh how it came to be. >> we created on a musical. >> a gig choreographic fish's halloween show in atlantic city during the song wombat. >> we came out with where we work with abe about get to bagota with a wom wombat suit. he saw the show. >> sunday he came back with the band and their wives. >> you are going on, yeah, i, he we're overs are going we'll be there sunday issue he came, and onstage. it was amazing. they were so taken from and moved by it. was there there. >> john said he has sign one phish showing in to halloween show he performed in, i asked him if other cast members were e

arthur daley of the times colder than the greatest swimmers in the world, and we've forgotten them. the story of the three-year swim club is a combination of suffering and transcendence, and i think an opportunity for us this time in our culture when we are talking of immigration law to, putting up walls, and the value of immigrants in the country to take a look at these long-lost heroes that had the great pleasure of over the past five years of being with the original swimmers and also researching the story, and i am so excited to share it with you on their behalf with their forgiveness that my but my mistakes being a white woman from new england and it's a pleasure to be here to share with you and i would love to take your question. [applause] anybody. yes, sir. >> talk of over-the-top happened with his families during the time of internment when the war came to the united states. >> thing in the leaves of the swimmers all lived on maui. most of them were not interned. there is a very complex history of internment on hawaii with just the ways of which internment worked on the isla

they don't condone her actions but say there must be more to this story, as fox carolina's ashley daley reports. 3 well before moving to spartanburg, pamela contreras spent several years in a few of her neighbors who say not only was she a great mother -- but that non os this makes sense. i didn't think that somebody who loved her daughter like she did would care enough, would do something like that.a former neighbor of pamela contreras...who asked not to be identified, says she knew pamela and her daughter well. she says pamela was a loving mother. she greatly loved her daughter, she walked her daughter around down here where she lived at and she took her everywhere she wanted to go. the neighbor says pamela's daughter, who has down syndrome, would often spend time with her at her apartment in kelly acres. oh i loved her to death, she'd come over here and sit with me two and three hours at a time. she could not talk, she could not do anything, but she'd just sit and look at you. the neighbor says she was shocked to hear that on tuesday, pamela was arrested by spartanburg police -- accu

what you think about the changes that's our daley talker. >>> break news right now at 6:30a deadly fire in groton. the investigation underway right now. >> the zika virus comes to massachusetts. a boston man diagnosed with it. we will hear from public health experts about who needs to be concerned. >> this is jon keller. how did donald trump do with his debate dodging gamut? my analysis coming up on wbz this morning. boston this is wbz this morning. >> good morning to you. it's about 6:30 i am chris mckinnon. happy friday we made it to the end of the workweek and we need to get a check of the weather with danielle and today is hit or miss. >> hit or miss and quick rain or snow shower. not a huge impact here. want to give a shout out to northern new england ski areas. we will pick up a on a couple fresh inches by time the week is done. northern new york and spine of the green mountains northern new hampshire and northwest maine one to three but locally higher amounts in the summits. for us here upper 20s right now. worcester to keene. 35 in boston. we have cloud in place and a big ocean

why the video is our daley talker. >> he heading to break, here are four things to know as you head out the door today. >>> right now at 6:30, jackpot. three tickets sharing a record power ball prize. where they were sold and the big winners right here in massachusetts. >> and we are following breaking news overseas. an explosion rocks a starbucks in indonesia's capital. latest on the deadly attack. >> this is jon keller ge is moving the headquarters here. great news. why we need a lot more than that to make our economy rosy >> from the channel 4 studios in boston this is wbz this morning. >> welcome back it's 6:30 i am chris mckinnon. >> i am kathryn hauser great to have you on this thursday january 14th. people are wake up and the first thing they will do is get the tickets. we all had the moment this morning didn't we. >> yeah. and you have a exciting moment 7 dollar winner over there. >> yes 7 dollar winner right here. >> see how she has it underneath lock and key she doesn't see it. >> that's two lattes. >> depending where you go to true that's very true. >> three could haveees aft

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time for the daley talker. sit -- daily talker. the citgo sign is a iconic symbols. >> and many can't imagine what the skyline would look like without it but it could be gone soon. robi has more. >> reporter: maybe you are thinking wait a second, isn't that a historic landmark. it's not. efforts to declare it a city landmark failed in the 80s and no one tried since. now the property owners are trying to sell the building with the sign on top of it. the iconic sign has been part of the kenmore square neighborhood since 65 on top of 660 beaconowned by boston university. bu leases the roof space to a it would be up to the new owner to decide if the sign stays or goes it used to be visible over fenway and now you can hardly tell. for marathoners it's a sign they are are close to the finish line. the sign underwent restoration in 2010 but there's no newest to consider effort to save it with the -- effort to save it with the official landmark. you want it to stay or go aaron says it has to stay. no question about it. i can't imagine the

it's gushing 1200-tons of methane daley, along with other gases. stretch for a few days. >>holly: general motors is unveiling a new vehicle. >>jay: the reason this vehicle is labeled a sports car. >>holly: first let's look at today's mind teaser. what hit song plays on the radio alarm clock in the movie "groundhog day." >>jay: we have the answer for >> >>holly: let's get a recap of the local headlines. happening to day four of the five suspects charged with robbery in asheville are expected in court. >>jay: police say they were actually armed with a gun and mini sledge hammer. they walald inside jarred's fine jewelry on tunnel road back in november, officers say they stole an estimated half a million dollars in jewelry and diamonds. all five are being held on bond of $1 million each. >>holly: the investigation will continue into a deadly fire in weaverville. that happened over the weekend. jack pen lynn died after the fire jed morning at reen's creek mobile home park. his wife, who survived, was treated at mission hospital for smoke inhalation. firefighters say they have

. >> on a daley basis, cars drive through here they don't care about the traffic lights and pedestrians walk in the street like they are a car themselves. >> people have to be more careful when they pass by. as 34-year-old melissa benedict and she faces several charges including leaving the scene of a deadly accident. >>> police investigating a crash in medford involving a bus and a commuter rail train. last night. no passengers were on the bus or train at the time. >>> whitey bulger's long time girlfriend will plead guilty to new charges the catherine greigwill enter a guilty plea on cement charges. she is serving -- contempt charges. she is serving 8 years for aiding bulger on while he was on the the run. >>> a judge in worcester ruled bill cosby won't have to answer questions next month as part of a lawsuit filed by 7 women who claimed he sexually assaulted them. cosby's wife camille will have to testify during the deposition. >>> house law makers in that addresss the state's opioid crisis. it was pass -- shall would limitopiate prescription to a 7 daysupply and allow hospitals tohol

caitlyn says on twitter best daley talker ever. i approve from with the katelen i love you. let's grab beers. tony on facebook says sometimes it's like you are speaking a different language when i was k-mart was. she probably never their or jordan marsh. jump on the computer unless you are a knuckle hit and time something go on quitter and facebook have at it. see you. >> oh my gosh well conand we think he should have tried out he clearly has what it takes. >> you've got what it takes. awesome. >>> coming up, breaking news out of new york. 17 miners are trapped we will have the latest. >> and a father angry after the young daughter was patted down. >> also el nino reeking havoc out west. danielle has a closer look and good morning. >> good morning. checking in weather watchers great to see so many up. temperatures are in the teens and 20s. checking in with eric in-- as robi would said sai wicked cold out there. we are -- would say wicked cold out there. i will take you through the >>> el nino storms causing flooding and reeking havoc out west. >> it's been a series of storms

. >> narrator: watching it unfold, chief of staff bill daley. >> bill daley is standing next to me andhe is going, "outrageous, outrageous." it's like he's almost levitating. >> we cannot negotiate with a palestinian government that is backed by hamas. >> that was intentional. that was done for political... for political effect. i think he came with a mind toward inflaming... inflaming the relationship. >> mr. president, history will not give the jewish people another chance. >> obama was treated to a lecture on jewish and israeli history that just went on and on and deeply offended, deeply offended obama and his people. >> it's the ancient nation of israel, and you know, we've been around for almost 4,000 years. we've experienced struggle and suffering like no other people. >> there was a sense of... gall. what gall. >> and now it falls on my shoulders as the prime minister of israel. >> i think netanyahu frankly had given up on obama. he felt, "this administration from day one has disliked me, has wanted me out, has wanted me gone, so what's the point of holding back?" >> thank you,

. >> victor: the catch of the day nearly turned daley for one fisherman. the video shows a struggling marlin being reeled in watch the left. it is suddenly going to fly right by, ce onto the bort, and it almost impales that guy waiting to gaffe it. luckily, nobody was hurt. >>> a homeless man in chico, california was hurt after he was accidental picked up by a trash group sleeping in ray dumpster. the fp&l crew made several stops before they heard the man yelling and pounding. he was hauert. crews are trained to look for dumpsters but they say this dumpster had no signs. >> janine: people living in one brickell apartment building say they thohoht a bomb had exploded outside about it turns out it was a deadly crash that led to that huge fire. coming up at 6:00 why neighbors say this intersection is so dangerous. >> victor: a controversy over the official seal of a village in upstate new york. now residents want to know how to change it. >> janine: and a teenage girl holding her own on the wrestling mat against the boys, and did we mention she is blind. her

cases, and some cases, you know, people were confessing under torture that reeked like war crimes and daleyked the other way and prosecuted those cases. where is the justice? rahm emanuel could have taken it upon himself to start to build trust with communities. >> he has three more years, he was just re-elected. >> right. and he was just re-elected, yes, for sure, but it wasn't until the laquan mcdonald case that he really started talking about violence against communities of color and the poor. so it's not just when an event explodes at you politically that it's important. it's always been important to these communities. they have been victimized for decades, and the previous mayors and including rahm have not put it on the top of their political agenda. and that is where, i mean, he is a footnote, meaning he is continuing this kind of deep legacy of racism and violence that goes way back to mayor daly. >> you don't think it's going to be any better now? >> you know, right now people are very angry, and the trust is breached, and, you know, the idea of crook county doesn't just paint with

william daley. stay with us. ♪ francine: welcome back, we're getting some breaking news.ures of the city of london. saying and 35% chance that the you cable exit the eu but he also believes that the eu will strike a bargain with the u.k.. ing, is that the poll right now? i think it has gone up a little of it because of the tension. tom: there is a vote in the summer. francine: they will try to , then aate by february possible vote in the summer. tom: prime minister cameron said the first week of july would be perfect, we can all come over and do a brexit week. it is time for my morning must read and it is by george magnus. we were talking a little bit about china before the break, but when you look at the reserves and the fact that there is a very big chance that we will see further declines, what does that point us to? george: this is going to become more and more sensitive, this year. week, we had an announcement that china's foreign exchangers fell by about $410 billion. china runs a surplus on its payments plus its direct investment of about $650 billion. they lost $5

. >> thanks, siri daley. this is "today" on nbc. you can save over 500 bucks when you switch to progressive. that's a fact. but this whole "blondes have more fun" thing... standing by for fun. >>> all right. what have you guys got coming up in the next hour? >> dylan is going to visit the set. >> and toni braxton is here to announcer: local, live, late breaking. this is a wesh 2 news update. brett: good morning, i am brett connolly. michelle: i am michelle imperato. want to get to eric burris. eric: it is chilly, but at least it is beautiful. temperature up to 46 degrees in orlando, feels like 43. we are dealing with a windchill. temperatures area wider coming up. 37 degrees in ocala. this is the first point above freezing in nearly eight hours. 48 degrees in sanford, 46 outside in melbourne. as we look at the forecast, remember the average high temperatures are 71. we will best -- city 60' s or high in orlando. 65 degrees in titusville. back into the mid-70' s by tomorrow, showers and storms flirting with 80 as we head into friday.

. >> thanks, siri daley. this is "today" on nbc. to say that. >>> all right. what have you guys got coming u u in the next hour? >> dylan is going to visit the set. >> and toni braxton is here to marco rubio. he ran for senate saying he opposed amnesty... then he flipped, and worked with liberal chuck schumer to co-author the path to citizenship bill. he threatened to vote against it. and then voted for it. he supported his own dream act and then he abandoned it. marco rubio. just another washington politician you can't trust. jeb bush. he's a leader, so you always know where he stands. right to rise usa is responsible for the content of this message. at 857.... you're looking at snow on the roads in asheville elementary is closing at 9am... the intermediate, high school and middle school closing at 9:30am ------------ heres dale with the latest greenville, spartanburg, anderson will be cloudy, cold and a 40% chance of snow flurries, high just 40. southwest winds of 5-10+. little or no accumulation expected. the mountains of nc and georgia will see 1-3" of sno

. >> thanks, siri daley. this is "today" on nbc. gosh, why didn't you remind me >>> all right. what have you guys got coming up in the next hour? >> dylan is going to visit the set. >> and toni braxton is here to most nurses are tough. they're problem-solvers. they like making things better. people don't have access because they just can't afford it. bernie sanders understands how pharmaceutical companies and major medical companies bernie tells the truth, and he's been consistent. he understands that the system is rigged, and he's the only one i'm bernie sanders, and i approve this message. >>> the snow is coming. parts of the midwest getting blanketed and we're looking for the week. coming into the weekend, who has the best chance of getting the heaviest snow. take a look at the forecast ahead. >>> taliban gunmen stormed a university in pakistan killing at least 20 people and launching an hour's long shootout with police. >>> sarah palin throwing her support behind the donald. >>> tv 12 locked and loaded and taking aim at kansas city. we have a play off preview.

daley, u.s. navy, retired and ceo of the u.s. naval institute. lolita balldoor, pentagon reporter for the associated press. rachel oswald, foreign policy reporter for congressional quarterly. jim noon, navy veteran and member of the national press club, american legion post. [ applause ] i also want to welcome our c-span and public radio audiences and remind you you can also follow the action on twitter. use the #npc live. that's npc live on twitter. well, to put it simply and directly, the u.s. navy faces an awful lot of challenges. there's the south china sea where the chinese have been building island bases. there's a growing russian naval presence in the mediterranean sea. there are isis and al qaeda terrorists who are being bombed with the assistance of the u.s. navy aircraft carriers. and closer to home, there are always humanitarian missions, counterdrug efforts. the navy faces issues on cyber security, recruiting and retention of the forces and of course budgetary challenges. at the center of this is admiral john richardson who since sept

but i'm proud that we had if you will the courage and the guts, 30 of us, and rich daley and i were the first to stand up and say something certainly needed to be done. if all we can do now is talk about a strong airtight background check system for all purchases of guns in this country and number two a ban on assault weapons. james madison, alexander hamilton, thomas jefferson, and those fellas that wrote the bill of rights and the second amendment, i do not think they were thinking about an ak-47 or a glock. [ applause ] i don't think that's what they had in mind and the duck hunters and the deer hunters and all of the sportsmen of the world, i don't think they use those type of weapons, either to do, in fact, what they do. and we have to confront and not be frustrated. we have to define the issue that it's about safety, it's about military style assault weapons, it's about a strong airtight background check system and i really urge the mayors to lend their voice to that because this police community relations, drug, it all goes hand in hand. it's a vicious circle and a cycle in our c

we will see you monday when bill daley joins us.ork. 11:00 p.m. -- 11:00 p.m. in hong kong. looking to "bloomberg ." -- welcome to "bloomberg ." -- looking to "bloomberg markets." ♪ good morning. i am betty liu. 's groundedport expectations. adding in december. does it july 1999? u.s. that's a rebounding this morning after china moves to halt their slide in shares. chinese stocks up about 2% overnight. a new twist and american apparel drama. a $200pany getting million takeover bid. ♪ we are a half an hour now into the trading session. julie hyman has the latest reaction to the jobs report. a pretty strong report.