now a clean up begins with the region bracing for a dangerously cold weekend. good morning washington. wind chill advisory until noon for the entire area. wind chills will be 5-10 below zero. - dangerous cold today and tomorrow; wind gusts 30+ mph - frostbite type of weather -- please be safe outside & bring in pets! - near record lows this weekend - 40s return next week - watching potential for a wintry mix monday & friday today: sunny and dangerously cold. blustery. highs: 17-22 winds: nw 15-20 g 30+ mph tonight: clear, very cold, and blustery. lows: 3-9 winds: nw 10-15 g 25 mph saturday: sunny and dangerously cold. blustery. highs: 17-22 winds: nw 15-20 g 25+ as if the heavy snow and hurricane force enough ... the monster storm that slammed the east coast has also sparked record flooding! a historic high tide swamped the massachusetts coast ... overwhelming towns with rushing water ... san prompting dozens of rescues. once the floodwaters hit the streets ... they froze over almost immediately ... turning parked cars into popsicles. abc's lynda lopez has more

lows: 3-9 winds: nw 10-15 g 25 mph saturday: sunny and dangerously cold. blustery. highs: 17-22 winds: nw 15-20 g 25+ right now.. the winter storm is flooding in massachusetts. overnight, high water blasted through a seawall south of boston. rescuers pulled more than a dozen people to safety, after water surrounded their homes. in downtown boston, the high tide is flooding streets. many of the city's thoroughfares look like icy rivers. a local subway station is even flooded, with water pouring down the stairs. yesterdays snow storm left it's mark on airports along the east coast. and here at home -- thousands of passengers were forced to make an unexpected trip to dulles thanks to the snow. passengers on more than 30 flights, that were supposed to go to airports such as jfk or newark, were instead rerouted to dulles due to the storm. many of the rerouted flights were from other countries. some rerouted passengers describe waiting four to seven hours for their luggage after landing. of it's travelers - both intended and unexpected for their patience. so far this morn

this sounds all very very dangerous and how dangerous are those resistant germs anyway well i think that it's not so dangerous as a look so in the press but we do have a serious problem with what it was this material all over the world but it depends which hospital which part of the world you're in but they want to see this report i would be very scared to even come near to a hospital because i would be scared that i can be infected and just die so i hold hope high is the risk actually well the risk depends on the operation but as planned so if it's for example elective operation you can look at whether the hospital has a hygiene problem but usually we don't enter a hospital voluntarily so it depends when you have a car accident i think that the hospital can help more than at homes so let's focus on then. kind of bacterias there's something like monetary system bacterias and there's something we called our it's a resistance difficult as always so what's the difference will amrozi is one of them all to resist and bugs we have but it's some it's some old walk it's the first description was

for example is universe in danger of self destruction. that's pretty speculative the so. it's not that it's not something that anyone takes that seriously i would say really so all the scientists all this works. using there are just about nothing. well there's a lot of speculative things that go on in science and i think that's a good thing but you have to keep in mind. that the probability of these things is extraordinarily low this is very different than say for instance asteroid impacts which we we see happened right just a few years ago we watched you know what asteroid impact those things happen on a fairly regular basis that's completely different than things like you know hypothetical things like back and forth curation space debris like old satellites is clearing there are so orbit and it's threatening space ships like the i assess it could mess with takeoff trajectories etc why it can't all be just shot down from the sky. the space debris that you talk about is left over junk from all of the you know pieces that broken off of rockets or satellites you know the ma

dangerous stuff. actual air temperatures right now at the 5:30 half hour, 11 in sinking spring out in berks county. 12 in walnut port, 13 in nazareth and allentown. you factor in the wind and this is the number you need to dress for. this is the worst round, you have to prepare for it. 19 below in mount pocono. 2 below in reading is what it feels like. these number only get worse. a morning temperature of feeling like 10 below zero. suburbs, feeling like 11 feeli like 10 below. it goes down to jersey and delaware. i'll show you when temperatures may hit 50 coming up in just a bit. >>> do you want to know how much snow fell in your neighborhood? steve sosna, our team of meteorologists, they have been tracking it since those first flakes started falling. tap the free nbc 10 app and search snow totals. you can track this weekend's temperatures in real time. >>> according to the calls we're getting, i have an appointment today and can't get out. >> in hot demand, the freezing temperatures and snow on the

our first alert continues for the dangerous cold weather.ake sure you're prepared for it through the weekend. meteorologist krystal klei is tracking the bone chilling temperatures out there. krystal. >> here's how you prepare, just don't step outside at all if possible. because it is ruthless out there. in fact, as we've been saying dangerous for folks if they're out there more than just a few minutes. the entire area under a first alert. this is through sunday at 8:00 a.m. in the morning. we may bump this to a little bit later in the morning, but the point is through tomorrow morning things will be very similar to what we've been de

so that is dangerously cold. limit the time outside. give special care to your pets because they are certainly not used to this type of weather just like us. and then we'll be watching a coastal storm wednesday into thursday, we may get a little light snow depending on how close this tracks to us, we could be looking at possibly some shoveling snow. so this bears watching. it will mainly be affecting thursday. and that is just something that we'll keep a close eye on. look at the wide view, i don't typically go this wide, but 6 below in chicago. pittsburgh, 1. 9 in philadelphia. so there is no warmth headed our way from the west. usually you see that, but that is not the case. let's take a look at some of your neighborhoods. 6 in allentown on, 9 in dover. 7 at mt. holly. 11 in wildwood. 8 in atlantic city right now. so nothing warm out there. and the feels like, it feels like 4 below in philadelphia, 7 below in allentown, wilmington at 6 below, millville at 3 below. only the upper teens today. so again, we need to bundle up. probably ge

the main threat tonight is a dangerous ice.essway at vine street. freezing rain is creating concerns about ice and hazardous driving conditions. >> you can see the system on first alert radar. it's going to be with us for several more hours tonight. we'll be breaking it down neighborhood by neighborhood. here's a live look from collegeville in montgomery county. that's where storm ranger 10 is positioned tonight. the world's most powerful mobile weather radar and how it's impacting you and your family. we're here to protect you. good evening. i'm keith jones. >> and i'm erin coleman. we have reporters from philadelphia to the jersey shore and lehigh valley. you can count on nbc 10 to show you what the storm is bringing to your neighborhood. >> and we have coverage from our first alert weather center. receive sosna is taking a closer look at the impact of each region. >> yeah, we have quite a variety of conditions across

this is a dangerous cold and it is not going away. we'll see plenty of sunshine out there. 19. 24 tomorrow. 31 on wednesday, could be the warmest day we see this week. and thursday the possibility of some snow. 17 day in the suburbs, 24 tomorrow. 32 on wednesday. lehigh valley, you'll be 16 today, 30 by wednesday. new jersey, 20 on today, 35 by wednesday. 20 at the jersey shore today. 34 by wednesday. and delaware, 20 today, 34 by wednesday. >>> on the boulevard we've been watching a crash and closure as a result. we're talking about northbound between the schuylkill expressway and wissahickon avenue. all plains are blocked. again closures in the area as well as a result. we have have a crew headed to the scene to get some live pictures. but right now, mass transit -- well, we skipped over that, but everything is looking good there. and everything is good on 202 as well. average speeds are in the 60s. >> thank you, pamela. >>> the new year means a new law that could earn billions of dollars and change an industry. >>> and joelle embii

it can be dangerous as well. so if you are coming out here, best to have the hat and gloves, hand warmers, everything you can just to make sure that you are layered up and ready for this. and try to get inside as much as possible. and of course if you are coming out here, just enjoy it, but be careful. live here in center city, matt delucia, nbc 10 news. >>> and there is the big moment in new york city. despite some of the most bone chilling temperatures ever, 1 million spilled in to times square to watch the famous crystal ball. temperatures felt more like 1 below zero. very cold. >>> in philadelphia, the biggest new year's blowout takes place right where you would expect it looking out over the ben franklin bridge. >> what a sight. with snow on the ground for a little extra effect, the fireworks show dazzled people along the waterfront. auld lang syne and also music from the original star trek series and also music from star wars both inside the casino say it is a sign of bigger things to come in 2018. >> new b

so across the area, dangerous cold. like is when you factor in the wind and the air temperature on bare skin, so you have to cover every inch of your skin. it will be cold at the mummers parade. look at this, 8 degrees at 7:00 in philadelphia. 14 at 11:00. we'll get up to 19 by 1:00. but the bottom line is the feels like will remain at or below zero. so again, it will be cold despite the clear skies. you need to wear lots of layers and limit that time outside. doppler radar gives us the all clear. and we'll go hour by hour just to show you we're going to the upper teens today in philadelphia. allentown tomorrow 22. 23 in philadelphia. 25 in lewis beach. by wednesday, maybe 26 in philadelphia early in the afternoon. and near 20 in pottstown. but we have a coastal storm that is headed our way. depending on how close it tracks to us, that will tell us whether or not we're going to see rain or snow. today 19 in philadelphia. 20 along the shore. we scoot out along the week and nothing really above freezing except the jersey

. >> announcer: this has >>> dangerous cold. the worst weather of the season moves in if r your weekend. >>> rude awakening a man thrown from his chair after a car runs into his home. >> nbc10 wants you for the fight song challenge. >>> we begin tonight with breaking news. sixers legend dr. j has been hospitalized tonight. keith, what happened? >> within the past hour the six e released a statement saying he fell ill. at tonight's game. this is video of dr. j from earlier ringing the bell before the game against the pistons. the 67 year-old is being evaluated. he is expected to be released after the evaluation. irving was there marking the 35th anniversary of his iconic dunk vs. the lakers. had tweeted today rock the cradle. i threw down the dunk and it's still one of my favorite. once again. he went to the hospital tonight after becoming ill at the game. me and my photographer were there. witnesses sa say they saw him being wheeled out in wheelchair. he is expected to be released after he's evaluated. live in the breaking news

. >>> dangerous cold. a record setting cold snap issl new at 5:00 nbc 10 is your survival guide to this deep freeze. >>> fire and fury. a new bombshell book about president trump gets released earlytoending his behind the scenes accounts. >>> security flaw. apple admits to a of macs iphones and ipads. the flaw could make you a target for cybercriminals. >>> right now at 5:00 life-threatening cold across the delaware valley. wrap up tight because it's going to feel like it's below zero all weekend. count on nbc 10 to prepare and protect you during this deep freeze. good evening, i'm keith a first ale is in effect now through sunday morning because of the frigid forecast. the dangerous cold is makr thplest sti diin you can hear that wind howling and see the snow blowing across this neighborhood include this one in rehobeth beach today. the snow plows have been out in full force in south

your foundation is preparing to send a telescope to orbit the sun to detect dangerous things coming towards earth but space agencies like not already have projects which monitor space objects so why do you need your own private project to do this is not his program not enough. no the programs done by ness and other telescopes are around the world are fantastic and they are presently aiming to their next goal is to find the asteroids larger than one hundred meters that could hit the earth no one hundred metre asteroid would destroy a small country it's quite large these surveys these telescopes will not do as well for asteroids smaller than that however as we just mentioned a forty meter asteroid is enough to destroy a very large city so there are going to be a lot of esther as in fact a great majority of asteroids that could do damage on earth are actually smaller than one hundred meters and would not be found by these current surveys or these these planned surveys so our goal at b six twelve foundation is to figure out technology to find and track these smaller asteroids right now you know

that can be dangerous.breaks, hydrate, things like shivering, confusion and memory loss can be those early symptoms of hypothermia. so just stay very proactive in keeping safe. take a look at radar and satellite view, a nice wide view here. there's nothing going on around us aside from the bitter cold. that cold air is kind of circling over us. so everyone in this area staying cold but doesn't have to worry about things like snow at this point, which is good for us today. forecast winds, this is a big problem on top of the very cold air sitting on top of us. we still have windy conditions pulling in from the northwest. that makes the bitter windchills exist. 19-mile-per-hour winds sustaining in philadelphia, coatesville 15 and mt. holly, but gusts 30 to 35 miles per hour possible again today. right on through the afternoon. so as a result, watch these feels like temperatures. this is at 10:30 in the morning. still around 5 to 10 below zero. as we get into 3:00 in the afternoon, between zero degrees and 5 be

we're being serious when we say this is dangerous. temperatures out there we're at 9 degrees right now in philadelphia. 8 in wilmington. 2 below zero actual temperature in mt. pocono and 8 in trenton. those are the actual temperatures, but take a look at what the feels like conditions are. it feels 10 below in philly, 11 below in allentown. and 7 below in atlantic city. the reason for that, those winds are still up as we are going through today. so we're at 12-mile-per-hour winds in philly, 16 in coatesville and 12 in atlantic city. those are the actual sustained wind. constantly what you're going to feel outside and making the air so biting. good news is these winds will be dying down more so by tomorrow. and that's when the temperature trend starts to shift. we'll talk more about the change coming up. >>> all right. thau thank you, krystal. let's take a live look outside right now. this is a live look of the benjamin franklin parkway. again, as we are in the midst of this dangerous cold there. i mean, you know, it really is like kry

but this is dangerous cold here. take a look at the radar. still over the potomac z showing the storm the last few hours, it is hammering places like boston, places like new york, even the ocean city area in new jersey, parts of new jersey picking up over a foot of snow. now, the snow is out of here, but behind this -- this is what we've been talking about the last week -- is going to be the wind and the wind chill. wind advisory in effect. winds could gust up to 50 miles per hour tonight. 50 mile an hour wind you see in the area highlighted. that could take down trees and see power outages as a result of that. those winds also combined with the extremely cold temperatures, and you get the wind chills. look at the wind chill advisory. it includes everyone. you have wind chill warnings for areas along the blue ridge here, but wind chill advisories, 5 to 15 below 0. they could go down as far as 20 to 25 below 0 tonight and early tomorrow morning. much more on this, much more on the cold, how long it sticks around, what

. >> you're warning that it's dangerous territory for democrats, especially in a midterm election year, to necessarily go so far on impeachment without bipartisan support because you point back to the impeachment of president clinton. what's the lesson for your fellow democrats in a midterm year? >> democrats and all members of congress need to be honest and careful and responsible when we talk about impeachment. part of our job is holding the president accountable and dozens believe that impeachable offenses have been committed and we ought to be having that conversation. but it can't be the only thing we do. we have to be honest with the american people. we're nowhere close to having the political support across party lines to actually start that type of proceeding. so i think we have to keep building the foundation of accountability through protecting the mueller investigation, through congressional investigations and we got to keep simultaneously working on issues that matter to the american people. better future for them, better jobs, better wages. better training. all sorts of in

briefed members of the congress on the danger that's evident that the president is dangerous. she's an assisting clinical professional at yale. >> thank you for having me. >> first, i am speaking for myself and not my university. i have spoke with the members of congress about concerning signs that i was seeing. the signs of mental and psychological and cognitive and n neurological impairments that i was seeing in the president. there ought to be some kind of mechanism for assessing his capacity. i am not diagnosing him. i am not interested in mr. trump's life. we actually have a national coalition now that's thousands of mental health professionals who are concerned about the effects he's having and the risks he's posting on public health by virtue of the officer. >> let me ask you this -- >> it would be a capacity of evaluation. >> that's what you think should happen today at the physicals? >> we have been told there is no specific or comprehensive mental health exam. >> because none of us are tru truly -- therefore, cannot really recommend to his white house to do a certain

dangerous cold, and dangerous windchills. feels like 10 degrees below zero in philadelphia. this is why we have a windchill advisory, and that remains in effect all the way through 10:00 sunday morning. eleven below in allentown, feels like 23 degrees below zero in the poconos, ten below reading, ten below in lancaster, down the shore, feeling like seven below in atlantic city, also, seven below in wildwood. so, through the of throughout the day today, we will continue to deal with sub-zero windchills. dangerous cold by 9:00 right around 10 degrees. and in center city. thirteen by noon. still feeling sub zero, as we head into the 3:00 hour, that bitter sunshine really kick being in, high temperature only around about 17 degrees and region wide looking at the high temps in the teens. thirteen is the forecast high in allentown, 14 in reading, of course, feeling much colder when you factor in the winds. forecasting high only around 3 , down the shore, 16, atlantic city, right around 19 degrees for that forecast high temperature today, in wildwood , but those numbers really don'

the majority of experts disagree however they say the danger. that the wrong people can get access is too great after all the final repository would contain substances that could be used for weapons and guarding the waste all the time is impossible they say. while guards and concrete can't replace geological barriers in the long term in my view below ground we need the security of these geological barriers because that gives us a whole new option namely that we can finally forget about the waste society will forget about this waste. forget about the waste that could be risky people in the distant future could accidentally open this pandora's box and be exposed to the radiation how can we best warn them. christian touch a linguist from berlin is technical university is looking into that he puts himself in the shoes of a person who in many thousands of years time sees a sign reading warning nuclear waste in a lush remsen fired by a savvy that in the worst case scenario they neither know that it's a message nor that it's meant for them or anyone at

and as you heard tammie saying, this is a dangerous, dangerous type of condition to be in where you have temperatures that are just so cold and the windchills are cold as well and you have the folks that are just starting to wake up or the folks who have been up all night getting ready for this parade. it's a yearly tradition here in philadelphia. and they want to do it on new year's day as much as possible. it has been postponed in the past, but they really only do it as a last resort. most recent time that it has been postponed was a little more than 10 years ago for rain. so you have the parade beginning at 9:00 this morning. the floats are ready. people are ready. and this could have been postponed, but it wasn't. a 3-2 decision by the division leaders kept the parade on schedule, a decision they did not take lightly. take a listen. >> we just wanted to make sure that it will be a safe day for not only our members, but the fans watching. so we were hoping to postpone the parade for more favorable climate day, but the vote went in favor of having the parade on new year's. it does happ

a dangerous strain made nearly 60 people thick. canadian authorities identified it as the snorts source in canadian. >>> a new organ has people in our region talking >> the beaver state causes drivers in certain counties to pump their own gas, that means new jersey is the only state in the nation to ban self serve station >> how would jersey drivers feel? something tells me they have an opinion. >> on a day like today, i'd take any excuse to stay inside the car and not pump gas. that's just me. and while i think most new jerseyians have grown accustomed to pumping their gas, not everyone was outraged. one day they too, may have to pump their own gas >> in new jersey, it's the norm. getting your gas pumped for you. of >> always. since i was a baby. >> but on january 1st, the garden state became the only state where pumping your own gas is still legal, because oregon began allowing self-service this year, some are not having it in a now viral facebook post from legal tv station ktbl, many rejected it, complaining they soon smell of g

this is dangerous stuff. it is part of the region we issued the accuweather alert. take a look at where the temperatures stack up to the average. 16 degrees is the forecasted high. 40 is where we normally should be. way below seasonal averages, we're sitting at 9 degrees below the seasonal average of 26. minus 2 in the poconos, 7. 7 in allentown. 9 in philadelphia. 8 in millville. 13 in cape may. wilmington, dover, atlantic city, all those locations by the way could set new record lows by tomorrow morning. windchill values are ugly. 23 below in the poconos, 10 below in philadelphia and lancaster and 9 below in millville. it's what we've been dealing with for the last two weeks, bundle up in layers, you need a base layer like long johns and add two, three, four layers, make sure you're wearing hat or scarf, cover the extremities, frostbite occur in 20 minutes here. everybody east of the continental divide, 9 degrees in bismarck. it's not too stranding to see those numbers up there. 33 in new orleans. tallahassee, picked up an accumulation, atlanta, 22, cincinnati, 2

it's very dangerous to work in chechnya now, very dangerous.rism is far lower in the caucasus now, but ramzan kadyrov told me he sees a new enemy here. translation: all those who defend human rights groups and the gays we supposedly have in the chechen republic are foreign agents. they've sold out their people, their country, their religion, everything. his security guards then decided they'd had enough of our questions. they'd come for a celebration after all, reclaiming the mountains after years of conflict. the show and the glamour here up in the mountain is meant to send the message that chechnya is safe now, that the days of danger has passed. but the abuses that we've heard about are extremely serious, and they still continue. human rights groups warn this is a veneer, and if they're forced out of the republic, any future victims of abuse will have nowhere left to turn. sarah rainsford, bbc news, chechnya. people who compulsively hoard possessions are in need of help, according to health officials. they say it can be an indicator of menta

place it's always been a dangerous place and it is not necessarily as a world itself more dangerous because of what who's president who's not president. as in the geopolitics of it the danger quite frankly is in the tweet so we have to really be careful about the tweets you read my mind because paul here in the usa we tend to be amused by what donald trump tweets but how do these messages from our head of state translate to other languages and other cultures it's a less presidential tone than george w. bush and barack obama projected are you a trump supporter ok with these tweets and the billy bush video and trump calling a football player an s.o.b. and that word that rhymes with spit all. well oftentimes i'm not ok with it but if you compare the the results. the very learned statesman got over the past twenty years to the results that we're getting now how is the world any safer or how is it in any less dangerous because barack obama was very measured in what he said the fact is north korea became a bigger problem during his eight years and the rest of your question how is donald t

the problem is very dangerous for both the metro workers and for the commuters it's even more dangerous they are targets of fast i've seen more than one hundred attacks take place. within minutes of arriving if mark's door metro station we witnessed what looks like a drug deal the man with his back to the camera has just arrived with a bag of hand he was the platform stopping and exchanging some packages with people and then he left with his bag empty this seems to be the new normal. there are lots of drug users and i think that with everything that's happening in the match they should be doing something most of the time the drug users are aggressive and everyone is afraid for the security of. children. twenty twenty five. lived there. we've we've we've heard of course. i've been attacked just one time because the we had in the middle of the night is a smartphone. playing with that problem as a precipice a problem as the security robberies can happen sometimes it's maybe aggression physical aggression sometimes due process our man attack another young man. as we travelled through some o

or a dangerous infection. what can you do to relieve a cough on your own. and what symptoms require a doctor's attention. here in germany. thirty minutes. picks up a moment so that maybe. it's all about the storms insult. it's all about george chance to discover the world from different perspectives. join us for inspiring by distinctive instagram murders at g.w. stories for the topics each week on instagram. beat the germans. unsurprisingly aspects of license culture in germany. u.s. american keep music takes a look at germany it is in pursuit of the traditions everyday lives and language there's a lot of. good. guy on w dot com the german player. player . this is a doubly newsline from a powerful storm hits parts of europe causing fatalities and transport chaos all of germany's long distance rail service is a console to hundreds of flights in the netherlands grounded also on the program. the european union under fire for its human rights record human rights watch criticizes the e.u.'s efforts to keep refugees out but there's also praise for countries takin

the danger here not over. lester? >> blake mccoy starting us off. thank you. >>> this powerful storm is having a significant impact on air travel around the country. with more than 4,000 flights canceled, 2,000 delays and dozens of international flights diverted to cities outside the storm zone. now all those passengers are stranded. and nbc's tom costello has more on the misery at the airport. >> reporter: across the east coast an all-day losing battle to stay ahead of the snow. in new york wind and whiteout conditions at jfk and laguardia shut down flight operations, nothing moving. security checkpoints, even airport stores closed. >> we don't have any plane. we need to stay here during four nights, and then we need to wait to goo directly to paris. >> reporter: flight radar 24 shows very few flights over the northeast corridor. even the charleston, south carolina, runways were closed with five inches of snow. >> you can leave on saturday morning at 8:17 a.m. >> reporter: even way out in los angeles, travelers settled in for a long wait to fly eas

the snow piles can be dangerous to deliverymen and women on bikes. if you are driving and see them, give them extra space. if you are planning to order in, word to the wise, be patient. it could take a while to get your food. jeff chirico, "action news." jim? >> new england got hit harder than we did as the storm intensified off of the coast. maggie shows us the bulls eye. >> millions of americans chiseling out from a no nor'easr are set for record-breaking cold. >> stay inside. it's bad out here. >> windchill approaching negative 50 in part of new england, freezing over cities walloped by yesterday's storm, boston breaking a record for highest tide ever. >> if anyone questions global warming, the flad zones didn't flood 30 years ago. >> dozens of rescues along the massachusetts coast. >> there was water coming in the back door. >> firefighters battling fire and ice at this house fire in new jersey as millions try to shovel out, the cold kept many inside. not everyone is heeding the cold. >> can you believe he's in shorts? he's crazy. >> we saw plent

know whether they're seals will hold for more than forty years but they're associated with other dangers that don't originate in the warehouse. our house is considered a potential terrorist target important aspects of the safeguarding and protection concepts are kept confidential the only thing we do know is that the facility has to be constantly updated and fixed gutters for jet fuel are going to be built here soon as it's all going up towards another potential scenario is the crash of a large passenger plane and we have to make sure that we don't have a long lasting kerosene fire in the depo so will channel the kerosene out of the depo to shorten the time of a fire inside of a course and. another measure has been conceived to make the interim depo safer. an additional protective wall is to be erected around the building the maoists to the wall is aimed at dealing with newer threat scenarios and insights from federal and safety authorities regarding the impact of third parties on the storage sites and fossil means things like terrorist proofing and other scenarios we're going to just an

who hasn't been faced with this kind of ordeal but you know what danger is always there tell us how do this manipulators actually trick their victims into it how do they lure you in. i think they do what you would call grooming so they make you believe that they're trustworthy and that they're going to take care of you and it almost seems like it's too good to be true and so when you're naive you don't necessarily realize that not everybody is speaking at face value so as an eighteen year old or even a twenty four year old it's easy to fall prey to the niceties because you don't know that there's evil lurking behind it and i think that's the real danger of these these kind of people and how they operate is that it's they're able to get to us based on a trust that has been established in the military we depend in are dependent on each other in every way especially in trust so how old were you like eighteen when that happened no i was actually twenty four i had already graduated from college as a social worker i worked in the field for a couple years i worked with as a case manager i wor

the term interim storage may sound harmless but it's actually incredibly dangerous says volves gangly bout a security and risk expert at the university of natural resources in vienna. he surprised by how reluctant germany is to choose a final storage site while the many concrete risks of interim storage are neglected . this obsession though does it what this interim storage situation really needs to be just that interim it's not a solution everyone knows that something brewing above ground that really shouldn't be there like fortunately nothing has happened yet but it could and if it does that the waste would be unprotected and out there in the atmosphere we have to get it below ground quickly the stuff we saw in the midst of the chanel went to the end of clean this is for this club. nuclear waste isn't safe today it probably never has been but for a long time that issue didn't receive much attention the first nuclear power station was connected to the great in russia in the mid one nine hundred fifty s. . today scientists are horrified by how casually the spent radioactive fuel was h

what i'm concerned about is our dangerousness. dangerous to our country and the world.er this is because of his mental illness or not is beside the point, that's irrelevant. the question is not whether he's mentally ill, it's whether he is dangerous and we have abundant evidence of his extreme and unprecedented dangerousness. >> people would say he's conventional and has eccentricities. today the white house called it disgraceful and laughable to suggest he's mentally unfit. what's your response to that? >> i'm not saying he has a mental illness. i'm not saying he does not have a mental illness. i'm simply expressing the opinion on that subject because that is irrelevant. people can be mentally ill without being dangerous and they can be dangerous without being mentally ill. but i'm saying he is dangerous. for example, he has incited his followers to commit assault and battery to anti-trump protesters in political rallies this they have done, some of them have been tried for assault and battery, then his only complaint was they weren't violent enough so by the time of c

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it's a dangerous situation. >> what do you expect from tuesday's talks? >> i think two countries can talk if they want. they'll talk about the olympics. it's not my understanding they'll talk about anything further. those two countries have to get along. it's good for the united states if they can at least start getting back into talks. so i think that's a good thing. >> last week, admiral mike mullen talked to martha. echoed this week by joe biden. vice president joe biden. both saying they believe the u.s. is closer to nuclear war with north korea. do you agree? >> it's a dangerous situation. it's not something we want. we have said that multiple times. the president has said it. every member of the administration has said it. but the reality is, this is a very dangerous situation. >> did the president make it worse with the tweet about the nuclear button? here's what former vice president joe biden said. >> when we engage in activities like let's compare the button. they all, for different reasons and different motivations, lose confidence in us. they

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too dangerous. a third approach has been implemented by several countries dumping nuclear waste in the city in one thousand nine hundred two greenpeace activists tried to stop the crew of a russian tanker from doing just that but to no avail to this day countless containers with radioactive waste my on the bottom of the ocean. doesn't sell him and that's a typical of how we dealt with technology in the twentieth century we saw the positive sides progress growth energy all buzzwords that drive things forward but we ignored the downside fauna tie him on to ignore well there were only a few voices early on saying you know this is a big problem that we need to solve now it was as poppy a must for food side issues most those voices didn't prevail because it's. a now the waste is then. technology philosophy. is one of the people charged with coming up with a concrete and objective answer to the question where should it go definitely underground that's the consensus among scientists around the world locked

what i'm saying is he is dangerous. for example, he has incited his followers to commit assault and battery to anti-trump protesters in political rallies, which they have done, some of them have been tried for assault and battery. then his only complaint was they weren't violent enough, so by the time of charlottesville one of them actually committed a murder. that is how trump incites his followers. he's also boasted about his own sexual violence against women, sexual assaults, which indicated he has committed repeatedly, ha habitually, without any sense of guilt or remorse, instead of feeling guilty about it he's proud of it and bragged about it. there is a list as long as my arm of evidence of his dangerousness. >> we have to leave it there, dr. james gilligan, thank you for your time, sir, appreciate it. will president trump start his day with a tweet storm in response to the stunning revelations in the book? will he be advised and will he be able to stay mum? stick around, i'm back with my panel. is this for real?

the focus of my career i have watched him display many signs of danger. now assessing dangerousness is different from making a diagnosis to make a diagnosis you have to have all the information including in my view a personal interview. but in order to assess dangerousness you only need to have enough information to raise alarms. and dangerousness is more about the situation than the person a diagnosis follows the person so what we're saying is that you come in the office of the presidency is the danger to national and international security you're calling for an emergency evaluation of the president's mental capacity how likely is this to happen do you think. i don't know i can't really comment on the likelihood but i am concerned that it may not happen here schedule per se because on jan twelfth. the normal. physical exam. may not pick up on a lot of the signs. some of the most mentally impaired individuals can hold themselves together for the short duration of a physical exam. so ordinarily family members and close contacts worked or were position abou

dangerous wind chills and record low temperatures are heading our way. latest. >>> plus, that cold weather is moving in as folks are still trying to dig out from yesterday's snowstorm and we'll find out how folks are fairing. at the hard hit jersey shore. >>> yesterday's powerful nor'easter leaving lasting effects in the city of boston. flooded streets are turning to blocks of ice encasing everything in its path. >> now the details this weekend will be a brutally cold one again. temperatures will be in the single digits but wind chills will make it feel a lot colder than that. take a live look right now sky6 is over the ben franklin bridge. you can see it's shaping up to be a beautiful picture if you're indoors but ridiculous the cold outside. meteorologist adam joseph here itheck of the accuweather forecast. >> you look at that camera you can see it shaking and shivering so to speak here with those winds and you canamer basically pulling down all of this arctic air as it's still winding up just east of caribou, maine. the winds are counterclockwise so y

that dangerous of a factor. look at the current wind chill. 8 in d.c., 1 in gaithersburg, dulles and manassas, camp springs coming in at 11. this is where we're going, 11 below in pittsburgh, and i think we will see that number all around our region tonight. that's why we have that wind chill advisory as you can imagine as we move on through the rest of the night tonight. it's going to be quite brutal. the storm system itself moves out. you mentioned the fact we had so many flight delays. it's all because of the system all up and down the coast. and really all the way down towards savannah. they still had their airport closed till 5:00 this afternoon from the snow that they had, too. trust me, guys, i know adam, after he's done with his live shot here in a second, he's putting everything back on his face. he did that so we can see him on camera. >> he'll do it with a quickness. we know that's for sure. >> we don't see you going outside in this, doug. >> nope. e' >> we're starting to notice that. >> folks, as you

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