a facebook video of debbie washerman shultz slapping a philadelphia magnet on the refrigeratorer. she is expected to have a meeting with governor tom wolf and ed rendell. lets go to john rawlins and reaction from city hall. >> reporter: hi sara, i'm standing outside of room 21 is that is where the conference call will happen in the last few minutes. the news came in and hit like a ton of bricks it was a pleasant ton of bricks there was an announcement on facebook no dog and pony show there. this is going on for two years they courted the dnc and brought leaders into philadelphia as early as a few weeks ago, the mayor, governor rendell and congressman bob brady sold the idea of the historic elements of philadelphia and that appealed to the dnc so on july 25th 2016 the convention will open here as we say this is a democratic town and today here in city hall, many many pleased democrats. >> just kind of sitting there getting ready for the day and i got a call from chairwoman debbie wasserman shultz and she asked if we would be the host city forever the dnc convention and of course i

perhaps debby can talk about signs in general. he was becoming very, very secretive. she was changing her appearance. she was always wearing long sleeves which could hiz bruises. she would not want to take phone calls from her friends or do things with her friends. it used to be when she was younger, she would go out with her female friends to a movie, for instance. now when they would call and ask her to go she would refuse. she became anorexic, she stopped eating for a while. it was very very unlike the wonderful light person she had been. it turned very bad and very quickly. >> do you find that people isolate themselves young girls in this case? >> absolutely. and i think that's one of the hallmark signs of someone that has sword of a change in routine. it may be abrupt, and it also may change over time as a relationship, healthy or unthem hi builds and people withdraw from their usual groups of friends, they have changes in their routine. we've seen teens that pull out of extracurricular activities they might have been doing before because their partner doesn't wa

bird thought debbie was safe until he got outside. >> i'm like where is my old lady? she's not here. run up four times i try. smoke so bad. gnaw a panic. >> we take a look at bird and think he's kind of rough. he just a great hearted big, you know, great hearted guy. >> now he's the one in need of help. losing a lifetime of tattoo artwork, along with 17 cockatoos and macaws expensive birds he had taken in as rescues. >> i can hear my birds. i could hear them squealing. that breaks my heart. some i've had for 35 years. >> he lost a lot but thanks to these two heroes he's now holding his fiance' a little bit tighter. >> glad everybody is okay. >> he actually lives in an rv a few blocks from here. he was here all day today. he'll be back again tomorrow salvaging whatever he can. official cause of this fire is still under investigation tonight. lucy? >> all right. thank you, brad. >>> happening right now, the search for a killer in the strawberry mansion neighborhood. someone shot a 20-year-old man in the stomach last night on the 2400 block of west harold street. that ma

this is a tune of debbie friedman. i started off by singing it myself. and then everybody started to join in. it just became an incredible communal outpouring together. it was a lovely experience. >> third baptist church. please enjoy. >> the way to deal with this is to hang on to help. just keep hanging on. because it says, those who have tears, shall resume joy. we need to remember that. we need to never give up on that. [ singing ] broadway out of the gate! a show been showered w >>> hello everyone. welcome to bay sunday. i am your host, frank mallicoat. a bit of broadway. a show that has been sheltered -- shower that made over $100 million on broadway. a smash sensation. it tells the tale of a charismatic newsboy who leads a ragtag bunch of teenagers in the turn of the century streets as a battle publishing titans over wages. we are delighted to have two of the stars. dan deluca and stephanie styles. good morning. >> thanks for having us. >> you just opened this week. how is san francisco? >> it has been amazing. the audien

debbies life. >> any firefighter would have stopped. >> anybody by human nature would help somebody. would hope. >> today we brought them together for some hugs. >> saw the fire. >> thank you so much. >> you're welcome. >> we just gotten done training with the department. >> oh, my god thank you again. >> anyone of us would have done the same thing. >> i would hope so. >> debbie was with her fiance' known as bird when a canal started the fire inside his tattoo parlor win seconds entire rooms became fire balls. next to nothing was saved. he says he tried repeatedly to find debbie threw thick black smoke. >> i got to get the hell out of here. i good down the steps w is my lady? she's not here. run up four times i try. smoke so bad. i'm panicking. >> take a look at bird and think he's kind of rough but he's a great hearted big -- great heart the guy. >> bird lost virtually everything he owned keeping family heirlooms in a storage area after his parents recently died along with 41 years of tattoo artists and 17 birds he lost. >> i don't even know what my next step is. >> so many cherish

been great to see a department has engaged on a piece of legislation which is a testament both to debbieerself and the importance of this issue. i want to thank all the stakeholder who's have met with us and provided feedback and some criticism over the last few months including the california retailers association, the chamber of commerce, safe way, target, walgreens and cvs. kaiser, the hospital council and dignity health. bay bio, nova and consumer health care products association, your feedback has made this legislation although i do realize there's still concerns. i'm grateful to alameda nate mildly who pushed the first safe drug ordinance and i want to thank my predecessor and david chiu for carrying the legislation and to erik mar, i also want to thank my legislative aide conner johnson for his hard work on this legislation as well. my office and i have had numerous meetings with stakeholders over the last few months and we have added some important amendments as a result of the conversations. we have further clarified that retailers are not obligated to participate in collecting

together they got debbie down to safety. >> it is just something that anybody would do. we just got done training with the department that morning. >> any of us would have done the same thing. >> i would hope so. >> it is believed that a can will started the blaze officials are still investigating. >>> next up video that you have been waiting to see find out why this mcdonald's worker, flipped out. he is not loving it, scott. >> alex, we still have have winter weather advisory posted for area the exceptions, lehigh valley and poconos. we will look at ultimate doppler and more chances for snow and ice in the seven day forecast coming up, mike? >>> you got it, scott, send in a picture of anything you want fox 29 good day good or the ice. >> whatever. >>> we will run it tomorrow. >> yes. >> this song is so hot the right now every time i hear it, i just want to. >> it the is this close to being, too much. >> well, it was your idea, so i blame you. >> it is true. >> so thanks a lot. >> but it is done, it is being edited and it will change america. >> get ready. >> we will run

debbie from montgomery county got hers from a pharmacy.nd was awarded 10 i was thousand dollars. >> in my personal experience it seems that a lot of the vaccine petitioners get the vaccine at a pharmacy or somewhere where they can go in quickly get a vaccine and leave. >> journal of the american pharmacist association published an article last year outlining the danger and giving pharmacists tips on proper procedure including the ideal spot for an injection. >> this is affected every single as spec of my life. >> mistake could happen anywhere anywhere. raul got his shot at a hospital clinic. his case is still pending. >> not to be able to do the things i was able to do. because of a simple flu shot. it's horrible. it's horrible. >> health care workers who give any type of flu shot are supposed to have training. but the rules on how much and what that includes vary from state to state. i'm stephanie stahl cbs3 eyewitness news. >>> well the cold is here to stay through the rest of the month. and we are looking at a few systems moving our way

waserman shoots, in more simp language, thank you, debbie. >> you're welcome.> thank you all, gentlemen, thank you, congresswoman. >>> up next, why do candidates keep getting tripped in the obligatory trips to london, first chris christie, now johnson. all the way across the pond, this is "hardball," the place for politics. boy: once upon a time, there was a nice house that lived with a family. one day, it started to rain. the house tried to keep out all the water, but water got inside and ruined everybody's everythings. the house thought she let the family down. they just didn't think it could happen. they told the house they would take better care of her... always. announcer: protect what matters. get flood insurance. >>> welcome back to "hardball." we've seen an odd trend lately of candidates embarrassing themselves while in london. chris christie ignited a fire democrat storm when he suggested parents should have more choice about whether to vaccinate their children. refused to answer any questions. >>> do believe in it do you accept it? >> to me i'm going

philadelphia. [ applause ] >> for three years the mayor former governor ed rendell and its chair debbie wasserman shultz, saying that philadelphia having hosted the gop in 2000 had the right stuff. but could they find what is dubbed phldnc 2016. are you looking at something in the $70 million to $80 million range. >> they have $5 million raise and $5 million in the bank and a promise of $9 million more. and the one time mayor rendell chief of staff here has agreed that he will be a senior adviser for the phldnc 2016, that carry a lots of weight for the people in the democratic party. >> thank you john. people are excited and so are the average delaware residents we spoke with today and we spread the news and they are excited both here in the city and in the suburbs. >> i am happy philadelphia being recognized as a major city and politicians come and spend time there and i would encourage that. >> and spend money too? >> yes. >> i think it's great and good for the city, bring us money and give us publicity. >> so you are all excited about it? >> yes 100%. >> there is a sense of pride on

bird thought debbie was safe until he got outside. >> i'm like where is my old daddy? not here. i run up. four times i tried. smoke so bad. i panic. >> take look at bird and think he's kind of rough but he's just a great hearted -- big great hearted guy. >> reporter: now he's the one in need of help. losing a lifetime of at a time toot artwork along with 17 cockatoos and macaws expensive birds he'd taken in as rescue. >> i could hear my birds unfortunately they talk and i. i could hear them squealing. that breaks my heart. some i had for 35 years. >> he a lot of a lot. thanks to these two heroes he's holding his fiance' tighter. >> glad everybody is okay. >> bird will be back again tomorrow just trying to salvage whatever he can again as you saw there's not much left. an official cause of this fire is still under investigation tonight. in bensalem brad sattin, fox 29 news. >> heart just goes out to them. baby shower brawl that grabbed headlines last fall as three people convicted convicted of harassment tonight. the shower got over late 11:00 p.m. pour flood a bark par

it's staten island mom debbie. debbie saw an officer get into a car crash near her home. she sprang into action. >> her kids screamed, he's dead. so i ran across the street and while the -- i didn't know he was an officer at first. so i opened up the passenger's door. his air bag was deployed and he was laying across the front seat of the car. >> reporter: she didn't have her cell phone, but she spotted the officer's walkie-talkie. i saw an antenna sticking out. i was like, what's this? so i grabbed it and i pressed a button. and it was working. i was like hello, hello, is anybody there? >> is the officer still conscious? >> he's breathing, but he's not conscious. >> so i sat on the floor next to the seat and i just kept talking and talking. >> reporter: debbie said she checked his pulse and breathing and she waited for emergency responders. do you have any medical training? >> no none at all. >> reporter: but debbie had one thing going for her. >> i don't know. instinct just kicked in. >> reporter: thanks to her quick response, rescuers were on the scene within minutes.

i talked to congressman bob rady a short while ago and he said debbie wasserman schultz was here two weeks ago for the democratic conference at the sheraton in society hill. this was the second of three visits. she visited columbus here and went on to new york. it was a quiet feeling that there was a real loyalty to philadelphia and its democratic party roots and historical roots. and wasserman schultz met with president barack obama last night. he apparently had some questions about philadelphia they were minor questions, logistical questions and after debbie wasserman schultz apparently answered those, the president said go with philly. that rippled through the democratic community here in city hall nbc 10 spoke with council president darrell clarke just a short while ago. >> this is a good day for philadelphia. we're landing some significant events in the city of philadelphia because people know that we know how to do it right. >> reporter: now, according to congressman bob brady, it is not a done deal just yet. there are contracts that have to be signed and when you mention contr

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waserman shoots, in more simp language thank you, debbie. >> you're welcome.illed. >> thank you all, gentlemen, thank you, congresswoman. >>> up next why do candidates keep getting tripped in the obligatory trips to london first chris christie now johnson. all the way across the pond this is "hardball," the place for politics. the future of the market is never clear. but at t. rowe price we can help guide your retirement savings. our experience is one reason 100% of our retirement funds beat their 10-year lipper averages. so wherever your long-term goals take you we can help you feel confident. request a prospectus or summary prospectus with investment information, risks, fees and expenses to read and consider carefully before investing. call us or your advisor. t. rowe price. invest with confidence. your mom's got your back. your friends have your back. your dog's definitely got your back. but who's got your back when you need legal help? we do. we're legalzoom, and over the last 10 years, we've helped millions of people protect their families and run their b

. >> debbie you are a military spouse talk about these unique challenges. >> what you have on socialedia is exactly what we find every year on our survey. boost our families does a survey every year of military families. last year we had about 5100 responds and they echo exactly what you are saying here uncertainty in military life child care moves, these are all the things that impact spouse employment which is a huge -- has a huge financial impact on military families especially if you are at the low end of these pay grades. if your spouse is not employed and you talked about the 30% unemployment rate among military spouses, that compares to about an 8% unemployment rate among normal civilians as a whole. so you know, it's a much higher rate and, you know, that has an impact on what families if in their pocketbooks. >> military families have more than $10,000 in debt is 27%, compared to 16% in the regular population. is this an issue of financial ill illiteracy, or having one spouse working? to what do you attribute this? >> i think you can definitely -- we're kind of hitting the n

followed breaking news here at 12:30 that was the chairperson of the democratic national committee debbie wasserman shultz announcing that philadelphia is the host of next year's dnc and "action news" was the only station to show it to you as it happened live at city hall. the democrats will choose their next candidate forever president at the wells fargo center in july of 2016. >> philadelphia beat out brooklyn new york. in the facebook posting, the chair of the dnc pulls a cheesesteak out of her refrigerator and puts a sticker on her refrigerator. >> and now team reaction from businesses and locals in philadelphia. lets begin with john rawlins. >> reporter: hi sara, i'm still out in the hallway, i was if front of room 21 and now room 202 where we are going to have a moveable feast they are getting information we had from the conference call and then the mayor and everybody will move over here and talk about details of what will happen here. during the conference call, congresswoman shultz said that it was a business decision and philadelphia had the strongest bid and we had the gop conv

their families, you get to know them and get to know the people that created them like wayne and debbie kyle. and and you know we're called to do this thing chris was called to do. like on that relationship with great affection and great inspiration. >> yes. i mean just what was your reaction when you see what happened you look at the skill and intense training you go through as navy s.e.a.l.s. >> one of the things we do is just kind of get to go with whatever the mission is. the mission in that moment is just come around him and his family, and come alongside them and do what we do which is thank them forgiving us an opportunity to serve alongside such an amazing guy and love them through the next hours and days and months and years. after we all have to reconcile not having him with us anymore. once setting the battle rhythm on that, we think about what happened it's something we ask ourselves a lot of about but not at the expense of letting wayne and debbie know what kind of son they raised and letting taya know what kind of man she loved. and just amazing children he raised, while h

i called debbie wasserman schultz for the last half a year. >> organizers plan to hold this event at the wells fargo center with events also at the pennsylvania convention center. watch the facebook video how democrats made their announcement, it's pretty creative. that's on your nbc news app. >>> we'll get you to breaking news we are following out of delaware k. firefighters are on the scene of a house fire in sharon hill. a live picture from the scene. the fire started a half hour ago and everyone made it out of the home safely. firefighters are just getting the fire under control here to make sure the family inside can return return. >>> and we have new information in the murder in chapel hill north carolina. the fbi is now investigating to see if federal laws were brought out in this case. there was a dispute over parking spaces, but the victim's family says this is clearly a hate crime because the victims are muslim. this man is charged with social security murder. it's a outspoken kid who felt condemned by religion. now the murders are the three students close to a home but stu

. >> reporter: debbie route owe needed surgery to fix scar tissue in her shoulder. they both say their flu shots caused serious shoulder injuries. >> it can be quite a significant problem. >> reporter: doctor robert duncan says it is not common but flu shots that are given too high in the arm can cause problems. >> it was actually given to me, right here, up here, yeah. >> reporter: shoulder injuries really just started to be recognized. >> reporter: philadelphia attorney paul brazil is talking about the national vaccine industry compensation program which pays people injured by certain vaccinations. it is usually when 20, and $150,000 which comes from vaccine makers not the taxpayers. debbie was awarded $108,000. >> who thinks they will get a flu shot and have surgery, due to that. >> reporter: while any injection can cause damage brazil says most cases involve flu shots given at retail pharmacies. journal of the american familiar cyst association published an article last year outlining danger a and given pharmacist tips on procedure proper including the ideal spo

debbie wasserman schultz said they chose philadelphia because of its history and because it offered the best logistics, resources and financing to host the convention. leaders say a few unlikely factors also played a role. >> when you have folks like you know, jay-z and pope francis pick your city to do stuff, you know, it's like what else are you going to do, right? >> i just want to say one thing, hugs do work. they do work. i hugged debbie wasserman schultz for the last half a year. >> the city says it will need to raise almost $80 million in private money to put on the convention. >> nbc 10's cydney long spoke to city leaders and tourism experts about what the convention could mean for the area's economy. cydney? >> reporter: the biggest thing that it will mean is jobs hundreds if not thousands of them in retail hospitality and transportation and not just right here in center city, but well beyond. for old city restaurant owner, the next year and a half will be all about prep. >> menus and hiring and training staff to make sure they're ready to do that type of volume. >> this to pre

and debbie wasserman-schultz -- but i have you here.t to ask you, back when general petraeus was testifying before congress on the iraq war and the surge and defending it. and movon.org had taken out an ad calling him general petraeus. and you were upset about that. you had the following exchange. i want to ask you whether it still stands. >> the reports that you provide to us really require the willing suspension of disbelief. >> it comes on the same day as the moveon.org ad in the "new york times" accusing general petraeus of being a traitor, this is a despicable attack. hillary clinton should disown and condemn moveon.org. >> you actually said these times call for statesmanship not politicians spewing political venom. >> you know, what kind of civility is that? >> so i ask you the same thing what kind of civility is that? >> i think that's perfectly civil. i think it's a perfectly reasonable opinion. but the president and his comments if we look at his rhetoric has not displayed the kind of love of america, the kind of love of americ

the police officer who came to notify his parents, keith and debbie, had been christian's youth football coach. >> it never occurred to me it would be anything like this. he said, then he told me we don't know. we just found him. i said, well, what do you mean? i said did somebody kill him? he looked at me and said, we don't know keith, i can't tell you anything. >> keith last saw his son the night before, june 10, 201. it was 11:00 at night. >> he was going to run out to a gas station. i said okay, i'll see you in the morning, son. i gave him a hug and kiss good night. >> he picked me up and shook me like that and said love you, dad, i'll be right back. >> his parents would learn at the gas station, christian ran into a friend and ended up going to a house party. his body would be found a short distance away. what killed this healthy 18-year-old was a history that was about to strike this small, midwest community again. >> we need an ambulance. >> it was three days before ely's birthday. >> he would have been 18. >> he wanted to go to grand forks to see his cousin and spend time there w

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i hugged debbie wasserman schultz for the last year. >> reporter: when he couldn't hug debbie wasserman schultz he hugged her chief of staff and it evidently worked. live at city hall i'm doug viem shimell, nbc 10 news. >> you heard her on the phone on doug's story and nbc 10 got to speak with her by satellite this afternoon and having the contention in the cradle of american democracy presents a big opportunity for democrats. >> demonstrating particularly as democrats that weir the party of inclusion and empowerment and a chance to show that our party through highlighting the city of philadelphia is the party that provides the pathway to opportunity for everyone in america to succeed. >> and as for those hugs from congressman bob brady that you heard about in doug's piece, as well, schultz confirms they did take place and it certainly did not hurt philadelphia's bid. >> it will not only infuse millions of dollars into the regional economy. it will bring hundreds of jobs to the area. the transportation service and hospitality industry will all begin to step up their game with the hiring

. >>> joining us now is the dnc chair congress woman debbie wasserman schultz. >> you are welcome great to be with you. >> a lot of excitement if philadelphia today upon hearing this news. were you here. you walk around. what drew the dnc to philadelphia. >> well, the philadelphia team that put forward their bid, the host committee did a absolute thely phenomenal job and demonstrating that they were in the strongest positions to be able to put on a successful convention that will help the democratic party nominate what we believe will be the forty-fifth president of the you had of america. >> let's talk about that announcement. there is a lot of buzz about the cheese stake refrigerator and magnet. >> i have an incredible team at dnc who conceived how we would a announce the philadelphia as the choice but it was nothing more fun then pulling out that cheese stake and slapping the refrigerator magneton our refrigerator in the dnc headquarters kitchen. >> debbie wasserman schultz, thanks so much for being with us. >> thank you. >> keep it the right the here on "eyewitness news" for continu

and debbie wasserman-schultz -- but i have you here.ask you, back when general petraeus was testifying before congress on the iraq war and the surge and defending it. and movon.org had taken out an ad calling him general petraeus. and you were upset about that. you had the following exchange. i want to ask you whether it still stands. >> the reports that you provide to us really require the willing suspension of disbelief. >> it comes on the same day as the moveon.org ad in the "new york times" accusing general petraeus of being a traitor, this is a despicable attack. hillary clinton should disown and condemn moveon.org. >> you actually said these times call for statesmanship not politicians spewing political venom. >> you know, what kind of civility is that? >> so i ask you the same thing what kind of civility is that? >> i think that's perfectly civil. i think it's a perfectly reasonable opinion. but the president and his comments if we look at his rhetoric has not displayed the kind of love of america, the kind of love of america the

and today for the first time brittany's mother debbie speaks with dr. oz.on and the impact it is having on ohs. and joining us now to talk about this live is dr. oz about this is conversation with brittany's mother. good morning, dr. oz. >> good morning, pam. >> it's such an intense conversation to have particularly between a mother and daughter. i can't even imagine most of us can't even imagine was this something that they made a decision as a family? or was it brittany's decision? >> it was brittany's decision. mom is very honest about that. as you mentioned it's a goal of every parent to protect your child. you never want to see that responsibility. when brittany was diagnosissed with an incurable brain tumor. one they knew they could treat but could not change her life. it meant there is a freeing now. even knew what the death date was going to be. they could live that year of life. realizing their daughter would be left with dignity when she left that existence. it freed them to do things they could not have done. >> they did. we watched you know hear

their families, you get to know them and get to know the people that created them like wayne and debbie kyle. and and you know we're called to do this thing chris was called to do. like on that relationship with great affection and great inspiration. >> yes. i mean just what was your reaction when you see what happened you look at the skill and intense training you go through as navy s.e.a.l.s. >> one of the things we do is just kind of get to go with whatever the mission is. the mission in that moment is just come around him and his family, and come alongside them and do what we do which is thank them forgiving us an opportunity to serve alongside such an amazing guy and love them through the next hours and days and months and years. after we all have to reconcile not having him with us anymore. once setting the battle rhythm on that, we think about what happened it's something we ask ourselves a lot of about but not at the expense of letting wayne and debbie know what kind of son they raised and letting taya know what kind of man she loved. and just amazing children he raised, whileem

their families, you get to know them and get to know the people that created them like wayne and debbie kyle. and and you know we're called to do this thing chris was called to do. like on that relationship with great affection and great inspiration. >> yes. i mean just what was your reaction when you see what happened you look at the skill and intense training you go through as navy s.e.a.l.s. >> one of the things we do is just kind of get to go with whatever the mission is. the mission in that moment is just come around him and his family, and come alongside them and do what we do which is thank them forgiving us an opportunity to serve alongside such an amazing guy and love them through the next hours and days and months and years. after we all have to reconcile not having him with us anymore. once setting the battle rhythm on that, we think about what happened it's something we ask ourselves a lot of about but not at the expense of letting wayne and debbie know what kind of son they raised and letting taya know what kind of man she loved. and just amazing children he raised, while h

their families, you get to know them and get to know the people that created them like wayne and debbie. and and you know we're called to do this thing chris was called to do. like on that relationship with great affection and great inspiration. >> yes. i mean just what was your reaction when you see what happened you look at the skill and intense training you go through as navy s.e.a.l.s. >> one of the things we do is just kind of get to go with whatever the mission is. the mission in that moment is just come around him and his family, and come alongside them and do what we do which is thank them forgiving us an opportunity to serve alongside such an amazing guy and love them through the next hours and days and months and years. after we all have to reconcile not having him with us anymore. once setting the battle rhythm on that, we think about what happened it's something we ask ourselves a lot of about but not at the expense of letting wayne and debbie know what kind of son they raised and letting taya know what kind of man she loved. and just amazing children he raised, while he had

debbie downer. >> you're not debbie downer. you're practical and right on. right, charlie? charlie's stunned about the sex-filled discussion. but don't worry. there's going to be plenty of time. >> if you knew exactly where you're jumping and you know that it's going to be a safe landing, i would do it. >> you would. that's awesome. all right. >> do you know where all the fire hydrants are. >> you're not going to be jumping where you don't know what's beneath you, debbie. >> i'm with the mayor of boston sir. knock it off, people. somebody's going to get hurt. pay no attention to charlie rose. >> all right. i said it was going to be a good morning this morning, people. said this on twitter. >>> plus, the u.s. army is back in the airship business. the new blimp aims to detect missiles aimed at the east coast. why some people worry about their privacy. >>> it is time to show you some of this morning's headlines. how abid naseer is taking part in plots. the plots that prosecutors say naseer was involved in. that letter was found when navy s.e.a.l.s attacked bin laden's compound

debbie tells us the neighborhood dealt with a sink hole in recent years and she's thankful there wasn'tore damage today. >> i was just hoping our basement wasn't flooded. thank god it wasn't. some of my neighbors weren't so lucky. i feel bad for them but, you know, i was lucky so thank god. that's all i can say. thank the lord. >> reporter: by midday residents allowed into their homes. water department crews bracing bitter temperatures to fix the broken main. sabina kuriakose fox 29 news. >>> and for continuing storm coverage go to myfoxphilly.com. you can track all the snowfall amounts in your neighborhood and everywhere else and we're getting a lot of pictures in from viewers. we would like to see yours. just go there and check out all the ones that we have on our home page. send us yours. it will be there too two dozen people forced oh it into the cold after a fire destroys an apartment building. firefighters really had difficult time getting the blaze under control at the emerald ridge apartments in lindenwold new jersey. they say snow and ice made their jobs even harder. in all fou

i hugged debbie wasserman schultz for the last year. >> reporter: the convention centers will need $70$80 million from the private sector with another 50 million from the fed for security. it was a day to count the big event blessings. when you have folks like jay-z and the pope pick your city, it's, like what else are you going to do? >> reporter: they do indeed have a lot to do and there are contracts finalizing the agreements that have to be signed and contracts with union and the wells fargo center and the convention center that have to be signed off on and they learned a lot from the republican national convention back in 2000. the pope's visit will provide them another learning experience in terms of providing security for a big event like this in a post-9/11 era. live at city hall i'm doug shimell, nbc 10 news. >> doug, you just mentioned this when the republicans held the national convention in 2000 it produced 100,000 room nights and that convention is held in what is now the wells fargo center. in 1948 philly hosted the dnc at convention hall in university city. the democrats

debby lopez said she was driving down highway one when she reached over to put out a cigarette.r pick up truck careened hundreds of feet down the cliff where she spent the next three days injured and by herself. she realized the only way out was up. >> i thought if i could go straight up that mountain i could get out. i would stop and pray. when she reached a top a family called for help. lopez has damaged ribs and cuts and bruises, she said she is grateful to be alive one step after an another. >> the will to survive can be very, very strong for some people. >> the manager at mcdonald in the midwest who was fired over a teen's meltdown. >> cameras on california caught a person stealing brass and putting them on -- before before bras and putting them on. >> good morning, it is 5:00 a.m. on this friday 13. get this schools in the poconos are delaying openings today because it is so cold. >> it is so terribly cold, bundle up, frigid temperatures are dropping the mercury across the region. we're tracking the bitter cold and sub freezing temperatures. a live report is coming up. >>

debbie was actually on a canoeing trip in the wilderness and was completely out of touch.g that week that she was gone was the week that his editors stopped hearing from him, i stopped hearing from him, his friends stopped hearing from him. we became alarmed after a couple of days. we knew he was still traveling, but it was very unusual. i had a call on the friday that week from the state department telling us they were aware that he had been reporting missing and that they were beginning to start their work to try to find out where he was. >> debbie in terms of the state department and the involvement of u.s. government officials in giving you information, in coordinating with you or asking for your thoughts about austin and his situation, how robust has that line of communication been? >> well that line of communication has primarily been one way. they are certainly interested in any kind of contact that we may have, any kind of information that we have. they are very reluctant to share their information with us. and while we have been tremendously supported, especially

. >> debbie k. with the diabetes alert alliance is changing standards. . >> that's a good girl. >> those are just basic things that a diabetes alert dog should be able to do. >> tasks that the disappointed families have their heart set on. >> the retriever for warren retrievers it does not offer a guarantee because that's not their method. the company supplies their dog and works with families in their homes and that success depends heavily on family involvement. warren says it has successfully put 136 diabetic dogs through their standard in the newsroom chelsea jocesterman. what are an accuser is saying about their run-in with comedian bill cosby. plus -- >> a brazen afternoon crime ends dramatically this evening. >> police say a pair of armed robbers tried to steal an armored truck and exchanged gun fire with its drivers. this played out in a shopping plaza in the middle of the afternoon. jay is lye with new developments tonight. jay? >> indeed the latist in this case in just the last hour, police

it's christmastime in this quiet suburb of cincinnati, and matt and debby wilicet decked out their house the holidays. >> everybody always said our yard kind of looked like a clark griswold kind of set up. >> the centerpiece of the decorations is a 12-foot-tall inflatable snowman. >> our neighbors couldn't believe they actually made a frosty inflatable snowman that tall. and the children really enjoyed looking at it. >> two weeks after they put up the snowman, they come home from dinner to find it deflated. >> the first time that it was vandalized, we had no idea it was a true vandalization. we thought just the weather had torn it and fell down because we had severe winds in that area. >> matt repairs the snowman with tape, and it's back on display in a few days. >> i took extra effort to make sure he was anchored properly, so i didn't expect it to happen another time. >> but a week later, frosty goes down again. >> i didn't know what was happening. the second time that it happened, it was during the day. so i kind of wonder who would vandalize something in broad daylight in a very small

>> sometimes you don't as debbie downer at disneyworld shows.ved the audience but when the cast would crack up. sometimes you hide behind a fellow cast member but debbie downer was always -- i know where to hide. >> what else was the best part about working at "saturday night live"? >> so many. first of all, you see all these stars that you grew up admiring and you are meeting a different one every week and you are working with the funniest writers and late night craziness. so many cool things and the live element of the show. you never know what's going going to happen. >> did you ever get star struck and anyone made you nervous to be on stage with? >> i'm sure i did. i can't remember though. usually the people i really, really admired like the comedy icons are the people i would get shy around and wouldn't have the therve to say i nerv to s i love you. as i met them. >> whatever. thank you so much rachel dratch for being here. that brings us to the latest on "saturday night live" and classic sketches like kristin wii g's target lady. we have 2

debbie tells us the neighborhood dealt with a sink hole in recent years and she's thankful there wasn'tore damage today. >> i was just hoping our basement wasn't flooded. thank god it wasn't. some of my neighbors weren't so lucky, you know. i feel bad for them but you know i was lucky so thank god. that's all i can say. thank the lord. >> reporter: by midday residents allowed into their homes. water department crews bracing bitter temperatures to fix the broken main. sabina kuriakose fox 29 news. >> and for continuing storm coverage go to myfoxphilly.com. you can track snowfall amounts in your neighborhood also we're getting a whole lost pictures from our viewers. you can check them out on our home page and send us yours. we may just show them on tv. >>> meantime two dozen people are forced out into the cold this morning after fire destroys an apartment building. firefighters had a difficult time getting that fire under control at the emerald ridge apartments in lindenwold, new jersey. they say snow and ice made the firefighters job particularly difficult. in all, four units went up in

debbie wasserman shut delivered the message herself. michael nutter says it wasn't about trying to beat out other cities like columbus ohio or new york city, the boro of brooklyn but it was about showing how wonderful philadelphia really is, this makes two major events that will put philadelphia on the map. we've got the pope, here in september of this year and then the big convention in july of next year. >>> and a two-year old is dead after darting out in front of the septa trolley. this just makes you hurt, a warning, the details are heart breaking. >> this happened just before yesterday afternoon at lancaster and 51st street in west philadelphia surveillance video from a nearby business captured the child, as they rush out between two cars just as the trolley pass. it dragged him as the operator tried to stop a group believed to be family screamed out in the moments after that. it is unclear who was with the the child. >> and the immediate family. >> my goodness. >> 6:07. >> new details in the the mysterious case of the missing boat

. >> thirty-nine weeks pregnant debbie mariah was on her way to brigham city community hospital aboutwo hours north of salt lake city. her labor kick in high gear about 10 miles away in the in middle of a four lane highway. >> the baby is coming. >> debbie, pull over. >> with cars and trucks rushing past two police officers rush to the scene to assist the three two-year old. >> she is here. >> utah patrol officer josh car deliver the 10-pound baby boy. >> he came right out in my hands and was just right there. >> baby is her third child, one that she says arrived in record time. >> this was the the the fastest. >> i am grateful that ivie's i labors. i really am even if it is on the side of the road. >> reporter: mom and son were transported to brigham city community hospital in good condition. vladamire, dutya, cbs news. >> he was ready to get here. >> 10-pound, guess so. he was ready to go. >>> that is "eyewitness news" at 5:00. >>> at 6:00 be aware of the fast freeze tonight, kathy? >>> temperatures are plunging wind are gusting to 40 or 50 miles an hour and black isis a big concern

. >> dnc chair woman debbie wasserman schultz calling on democrats to challenge the remarks. bobby yiby jindal saying the gist of what he said is true. wisconsin governor scott walker who was actually in the room during the initial speech refused to comment when questioned by cnbc. >> the mayor can speak for himself. i'm not going to comment on what the president thinks or not. he can speak for himself. i tell ya i love america and i think there are plenty of people democrat republican plenty in between who love this country. >> one man on the front lines of the nation's terrorism fight is homeland security secretary jeh johnson. he also worked for rudy giuliani during his tenure as new york city mayor. in an interview with wolf blitzer, johnson had this to say about his former boss. >> rudy hired me to be an assistant u.s. attorney 26 years ago. i was with mayor giuliani last 9/11 in new york city. we made the rounds together at fire stations police stations and i have to say to the former mayor, that is not a helpful comment, particularly in these times when we're facing so

and debbie i know you wanted to talk about this, this proposed spending budget. >> i think what one of the things that is happening now. there is always a lot of uncertainty in military life, and people have become accustomed to that, but right now, you have a lot of things changing at once and all of them having potential changes. changes in the commissary -- >> a billion dollars potential change. >> yes, they are not potential, they are changes now, now that the budget has been approved. you have changes in healthcare expenses, changes in housing allowance, and all of those things are -- basically add up, and are essentially money out of people's pockets. >> that changes their buying power, and that will have a broader economic impact as well. >> i imagine it will. >> coming up that spending bill looks to cut the number of active troops on duty, but the financial burdens don't >> sunday night. >> 140 world leaders will take the podium. >> get the full story. >> there is real disunity in the security council. >> about issues that impact your world. >> infectious diseases are a major t