denise, back to you. >> danny, thanks so much. final check of the forecast with erica, and we are thawing out. >> that's right. we are thawing out. that's really some great news. here are the temperatures for the next couple days. look at this. we're seeing 40s tomorrow and we're going to get a quick nix but then we're going to see sunshine on sunday. we love it. first day of spring is on monday. 50s monday, tuesday. and then 60s next week. something to look forward to. not that bad a week considering how cold it's been. >> 50s right on track for the first day of spring. >> we love it. >> thanks so much. for erica and danny and all of us here i'm denise nakano. we'll see you back here tonight at 11:00. nbc "nightly news" is next. for news and weather updates anytime head to nbc10.com. go nova. . >>> on this saturday night, airport attacker. chaotic moments in a paris terminal as a man grabs a soldier's machine gun before he's shot and killed. a terror investigation now under way. >>> attack by tweet. a man charged for sending a tw

at one point today denise -- dublin. at one point today denise was so wraught with emotion she told muller to be a man, the so- called powerful man you tried to fool yourself into being by tormenting others. >> it's still not clear whether muller will stand trial on a handful of other crimes he is believed to have committed here in the bay area. >> it was a bizarre crime, strange all the way around, still no motive. >> there's some mental illness involved, but he pled guilty and he's going to prison. >>> tomorrow know tonight president trump's new budge proposal -- tonight president trump's new budget proposal calls for deep cuts to the epa and state department in order to finance a big boost in defense spending. kpix5's emily turner is here to break down what it all means for us. >> this budget drops a lot of funding and it lands now at the feet of the state. for california who get about 1/3 of its funding from the feds, that's going to be quite a lot to make up. there's always a battle when it comes to the budget, but

denise graves spent her years singing in church.h baden ginsberg knewing in about opera either until she was 11 years old and met a young black orchestra conductor. >> he had an orchestra with young people all over the city. he would condense operas into one hour. i was overwhelmed by the drama, the music. >> in 1944 the talented dean dixon decided to leave america because he could never get a shot at conducting a major orchestra. >> because he was african-american. >> he left the u.s., became a star in europe, returning 20 years later. >> in the late '60s every similar fon aymphony orchestra country invited him to be a gust conductor. >> it would be a decade later that denise graves would hear that opera should be her career choice. >> i remember i had a teacher when i was here at the duke ellington high school who assigned an aria to me. >> she didn't know any arias. but her teachers knew her voice was perfect for opera. >> what did you dream of being? >> by the time i was a high school senior, if you asked me what i would want to

for the first time since the ordeal, denise huskins faced her attacker. matthew muller said he was sick about what he did. denise huskins broke down in tears in court as she spoke for the first time about the ordeal. in dramatic fashion, she looked at matthew muller and told him, we meet face to face, eye to eye, i am the woman that you kidnapped and tortured. she described how she was sexually assaulted. as she sobbed in court, her boyfriend came to her side. >> i had no idea how bad it was for her. i knew it was bad but i had no idea how bad. i was very very impressed with them. i was so proud of them. >> what is your reaction to the sentence? >> it's what i expected. then he gets five careers probation after that, that means he is 85 years old when he gets out. he will not be a danger. >> reporter: it began in 2015 when the suspect broke into the couple's home and tied them up. then he took denise huskins prisoner. the vallejo police initially called the kidnapping a hoax. there is no parole in the federal prison system so matthew muller will spend the

i'm denise nakano. a cool down across the region after days that hit the 70s. nbc 10 here in center city where the jackets were out after a warm day. let's go to nbc 10 first alert meteorologist erica martin. the temperatures are really dropping. >> you know what? this is sobering. today's high temperature in philadelphia was 77 degrees. and we have dropped 32 degrees because right now current temperature in philadelphia, 45 degrees. in trenton, 45 for you. and allentown, 44 degrees. mt. pocono colder at 36. look at the winds. northeasterly and northerlies. why we're getting the colder temperatures and a look at the gradient. see the blues to the northeast and the greens, a sign of slightly warmer air to the southwest and that colder air sliding into place and colder tonight into tomorrow. temperatures below average for this time of the year. now, your out the door forecast while it's dry right now, i am tracking some showers through theover night hours into tomorrow morning morning and 6:00 a.m. seeing scattered showers, temperatures at 46 degrees. around 46 f

i'm denise nakano.eartbreak on the main line for the villanova wild cats. the team is back on campus after a stunning loss in the second round of the ncaa tournament. their road to a repeat is over after a nailbiter against wisconsin. keith jones is live in buffalo tonight. the wildcats were the number one seed with hopes of winning back-to-back titles. this has got to be rough. >> when you put it that way, it is definitely rough. the wildcats officially left the city of good neighbors for the city of brotherly love because they are going to need it. a lot of the fans that traveled from the delaware valley, they'll have to sleep on this upset tonight. taking in sights like buffalo city hall shaped like a birthday cake. the icing at niagara falls. water flowing southbound. local nova fans were sprinkled across western new york. but came together to dance until the music suddenly stopped. >> i want to know a few days from now, we'll say what a great season, but it hurts a little bit tonight. >> tom kelly

but denise huskins did not want to hear it. denise huskins looked at matthew muller and told him, we meet face to face, i am the

. >>> 40 years, that's the sentence a federal judge gave matthew muller for kidnapping denise huskins. it's been nearly two years since the kidnapping that vallejo police initially called a hoax, the so-called gone girl case. melanie woodrow is live outside court with the emotional day in court. >> reporter: two lives, two families lives have been forever changed by these events and that's why we saw a packed courtroom here today on one side family and friends for the victims, denise huskins and aaron quinn, and on the other side family and friends for the death, matthew muller. this is the first time that huskins and quinn came face to face with matthew muller in nearly two years. denise huskins bravely shared being kidnapped and raped by muller twice, and she also shared a very personal story about having been molested as a child, a story that she says she shared with muller when he abducted her. she began speaking, she physically turned to muller, she looked at him, and she said to him "the voice has a face, it has a name, now we finally meet." through tears at times stopping to ca

in the meantime denise huskins has sued the vallejo police. >> i did not recall that denise huskins had said that she was raped. >> reporter: she had said that before, but nobody had been charged for it until now. >> she spoke to him? what was his reaction? >> reporter: he looked at her but did not have a reaction. for everyone there, myself included, it was emotional. she was finally directing her anger and frustration to him. >> did he have any reaction in court? including when he learned his sentence? >> reporter: no, he mostly stared ahead. he mentioned the information he gave to the police. other than that he had no emotion at all. >>> thank you henry. >>> president donald trump's budget proposal was made public today, there was a boost in military spending at the expense of social services. it ends support for public television and the national endowment for the arts and humanities. there is $2 billion for the wall along the mexican border. republicans are treating it as a starting point. >> do i think we can cut spending? absolutely, where and how, this is the beginning of that p

denise huskins told matthew muller in open court. i have a hammer by my bed that i reach for in the worst of my nightmares. he broke into her house, tied up and drugged her boyfriend, then kidnapped denise and sexually assaulted her. prosecutors asked the judge for a 40-year sentence for a crime so twisted and bizarre that police called it a hoax that the couple still finds appall. >> they should have figured 20 minutes into this that these people were victims and the horror that these folks went through is just all about their incompetence. >> reporter: muller had pretended he was with a group of gentlemen criminals tried to convince denise he was just following orders. later wrote strange letters to law enforcement and the press. he was finally caught after a attacking another couple in dublin. at one point today denise was so emotional aaron held her up. she told muller to stop making excuses including bipolar disorder and military service. throughout the court visit - even when the judge handed him a 40 year prison sentence. it's

here is eric theiss and denise repko. >> denise, i am super excited. you want to know why? >> why is that? >> because everybody loves our copper chef pan! >> it's my favorite pan. >> i know! it's everybody's favorite pan. you know, we sold over a million of these guys! >> i'm not surprised. >> come on! they've been asking us for more. >> a bigger one! >> let me introduce the copper chef xl. >> yeah! >> it's 60% bigger than the original. it means we can go super high searing temperatures. >> oh, my gosh. >> now we're gonna go to this corner. >> oh, my gosh. every corner! >> and everywhere in between. nine filet mignons in here. >> wow. >> they're cooking perfectly. and you're gonna get great results. now, in the original pan, which was big, i could only get four. >> yeah. yeah. >> you've got nine huge fillets in there. all right, we're gonna let those cook. >> okay. >> now, the other thing that we did -- we put two side handles on here. so we call it a casserole. >> right. okay. >> so what that's gonna do for us is it's gonna make it easier to roast. >> a turkey? are you kid

. >>> good evening, this is nbc 10 news at 11:00, i'm denise mccano.ht now it's a mad da dash to stock up on supplies. shovels and salts, nbc 10 cameras were all over the region while neighbors were making sure they are prepared. and here's a live picture from the kimmel center camera in center city, philadelphia, and the pennsylvania suburbs will be dealing with heavy snow from this storm. over in south jersey, the area is also expecting heavy snow, but the main concern will be coastal flooding along with strong winds and rain. now to delaware, the main concern there at the beaches will be the wind, but the northern part of the state will be dealing with heavy snow as well. and tonight, we have live team coverage to break this all down on this incoming major winter storm. nbc 10's drew smith is live in delaware county where neighbors are getting ready. let's start with chief meteorologist glenn schwartz to tell us what's happening right now, glenn. >> well denise, everything is getting set up, all the computer models agreeing there is going to be a ma

denise is coming down from timmins. denise? well, i haven't heard you talk about her in a while.1th grade, but she took me back. is she gonna be here all weekend? why? because i just found out in the best possible way, flight attendants have a serious thing for cops. last night--two-on-one. tonight they have a friend that wants to meet you. denise wants me to propose. propose what? well, she says that, um... she--she told me, actually, that it's been way too long without a real commitment, and, um, you know, seven years, so... what the hell are you gonna do? (sighs) no clue, man. (siren wailing in distance) you walked out on him? yeah, i did. 'cause i'm-- i don't know. i'm used to being alone, you know? i like to sleep in my own bed. i think it's weird. you're weird. okay, you're not, but you're touchy this morning. i know. it's my k-i-d. leo? oh, right. they can't spell. well, if i'd known you couldn't keep a secret to save your life... come on. you have an adorable 6-year-old. i don't know why it has to be a secret. well, it's on my own terms, okay? everyone'd treat me differen

maybe one day they can become a first alert meteorologist. >> that's right, denise.ully we do have more female meteorologists in the future. we're doing our best to inspire them all. meantime, headlines include isolated showers for tonight with temperatures dropping behind a cold front. now it's called a backdoor cold front and i'll show you what i mean in one moment. on sunday we're also tracking widely scattered rain showers and a major temperature drop about 20 to 30 degrees colder than today. monday more passing showers but temperatures do rebound behind a warm front. so currently satellite and radar image picking up on mainly mid and upper level clouds and notice some showers moving from west to east. certainly not a washout right now but we are seeing some light showers moving through parts of philadelphia and wilmington along with trenton. to just not dry, be sure you keep those umbrellas handy. a wider perspective here, i want to show you something. normally weather works from west to east. in this case we're tracking a cold front sliding down from north to s

. >> 40 years, that is the sentence of federal judge gave matthew mueller today for kid nal be denise >> havevallejo police called th kidnapping a hoax. today victims faced him and saw him without o mask for the first time. >> melanie wood row is live now from federal court in sacramento with the story. melanie? >> dan and kristin. highly emotional day in court. nearly two years in the making. the judge saying the one thing denise and aaron have had through all of this is each other. >> through tears at times stopping to catch her breerj, denise huskins briefly described being kidnapped and raped twice by matthew mueller. the only way i could get through it is to picture that it was aaron who i was with. >> very, very brave and very good. beautiful human being. >> vallejo police called the kidnapping a hoax. huskins said i was a suspect accused of making this up and publicly shamed. >> it was emotionally exhausting. and i had no idea how bad it was for denise. >> aaron told mueller you strategically destroyed our lives. he said, mueller told him, 48 hours and can you move on with your

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not going to be a washout at all, denise leaving nice and early for work. by 9:00, 10:00 day on ten, we are eyeing that 60 by the end of the week into the weekend. and look that the, the first day of spring 53 degrees. 58 on tuesday. and then we dip into the 40s wednesday and thursday. we climb right back up into the 50s and 60s friday and saturday. >> still chilly but i like to see the 60s in there. >> we like that. >> we do. thank you. >>> afternoon of food and fun at northeast philadelphia today. it was a dog gone good time today at sweet's smoke housek-9 unit fundraiser. on top of the great food served up all day today, there were those who were there that got a chance to meet the four legged members of the forest. and now here is danny with your sports. >> thank you very much.done but one of the top players could take home a major college honor. find out how josh hart could have his name lined up against michael jordan larry burke, and patrick for nbc 10 news returns. >>> hey welcome back. wisconsin falling by 365-62. it does ensure that florida le mai

i'm denise nakano live in chester county. with the refreeze fast approaching, drivers are doing what they can to get their cars ready for the morning commute. >> what about the roads? crews are working around the clock to make sure you get the work and school safely. >> neighbors helping neighbors. i'm lauren mayk live in philadelphia where communities are coming together to clear away all this snow. >>> nbc 10 breaking news. >> we're following two breaking stories tonight from the winter storm to new details about president donald trump's tax returns. nbc 10 news has obtained pages from the president's return. what it says about hisu jwealt had his policy proposals and how the white house is reacting. >>> winter returns with a vengeance. snow, sleet, wind and flooding, we saw it all today. winter is not loosening its grip just yet. i'm jacqueline london. >> i'm jim rosenfield. anything on your car, sidewalçu it will refreeze. that concern has led to dozens g@(t&háhp &hc% delays tonight. reading and allentown schools.Ñ will

aere is a little bit of sponsorship already built in, not quite the way denise envisions it. in terms of going to that, i have not heard any proposals. to be clear, residents are not dropped off in omaha and said have fun, this is omaha. they are set up with housing, the things you would need, dishes, coats for the winter -- if you are in omaha, i hope they give you a call -- coat. if you're in southern california, maybe shorts and flip-flops. you're not just dropped off and said have fun, good luck. we should remember in populations in communities where that are people like them everything we arrived or have been here for numbers of years. you end up with people from similar communities, if that makes sense, in broader areas. it depends on the nature of the committee -- who can take folks -- which aid organization has room in their system, capacity, town and so on. democrats live. you are next. agree wanted to say i with the previous caller about sponsorship. i know canada does it, and they are not having problems with terrorism. i know the country is filled with fear especi

his sentencing hearing is thursday and both denise and aaron are expected to speak. live in the newsroom joe vasquez, kpix5. >>> this bay area police officer pinned down a suspect and punched him. is this excessive force? what the police chief is saying tonight. >> this bridge along the california coast is crumbling, but tonight the demolition is on hold. so what went wrong? >> and you've never seen a birthday bash quite like this. tonight why a bay area neighborhood threw a party for a sinkhole. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,, r off >>> breaking news in oakland now, a driver is lucky to be alive after his car plunged into the oakland estuary. the car went into the water off the embarcardero an hour ago. a witness walking nearby jumped in the water to help rescue the driver. another witness says she office a boat out on the -- she was on a boat out on the water and saw the car go in. >> there was a stranger. i didn't know who he was, but he was really brave and we broke the glass. we figured the guy would climb out, but i think he was knocked out and someone else jumbled in the wa

denise nakano, nbc 10 news. >>> we'll keep checking back with you and mitch. a live picture from skyforce 10. this is the breaking news we're talking about. it's showing a fire here at a peco substation in nicetown. for the past half hour mitch blacher told us he hasn't seen any firefighters attacking this fire be it with foam or with water, but it's been knocking out power to thousands. the number is just under 30,000 right now. take a look. as we're watching this, finally it appears, what is that, erin, some water? >> not sure if that's water or the chemical foam. kind of looks like water. but not sure. >> denise has been talking about that they want to make sure the power is completely out at this substation before treating it. if you treat an electrical fire with water, that's a recipe for disaster. they tried foam 45 minutes ago. here finally after 2 1/2 hours or so, firefighters trying to knock down these flames. we'll make sure that we get you the very latest on what's happening here. the traffic tie-ups because of those power outages and some street li

his sentencing hearing is thursday and both denise and aaron are expected to speak. live in the newsroom joe vasquez, kpix5. >>> this bay area police officer pinned down a suspect and punched him. is this excessive force? what the police chief is saying tonight. >> this bridge along the california coast is crumbling, but tonight the demolition is on hold. so what went wrong? >> and you've never seen a birthday bash quite like this. tonight why a bay area neighborhood threw a party for a sinkhole. nobody told me to expect it. intercourse that's painful due to menopausal changes. it's not likely to go away on its own. it took my most honest friend to help me do something about it. she told me premarin vaginal cream can help. it provides estrogens to help rebuild vaginal tissue and make intercourse more comfortable. premarin vaginal cream treats vaginal changes due to menopause and moderate-to-severe painful intercourse caused by these changes. don't use it if you've had unusual vaginal bleeding, breast or uterine cancer, blood clots, liver problems, stroke or heart att

there is a little bit of a sponsorship already not quite the way denise envisions it. in terms of going to that i've not heard any discussion or proposal to do that but to be clear, refugees are not dropped off in omaha and said, have fun, this is omaha. they're set up with housing, the things you would need in that apartment or that house, dishes, coats for the winter if you're in omaha. if you're in southern california, maybe shorts and flip-flops. you're not just dropped off into the community and said, have fun. go luck. refugees end up in communities where there is a population of people like them, people who are from their country be it recently arrived or have been here for a number of years. so that's, you know -- you end up with communities of people from similar communities if that makes sense in broader areas. so kind of depends on the nature of the community, who can take folks, which aid organization has room in their system and capacity in their town and so on. >> democrats line, you're next. >> caller: hi. i just wanted to say that i agreed with the prev

denise graves would spend her young years singing in church. opera she has never seen or heard.h bader ginsburg didn't know about opera either until she was 11 and met a young black aspiring orchestra conductor. his name was d young people from all over the city. and he would condense operas in to one hour. i was overwhelmed by the drama, the gorgeous music. >> reporter: but in talented dean dixon decided to leave america because he could never get a shot at conducting a major orchestra. he became a star in europe, returning 20 years later. >> in the late '60s.ymphony orc in the country invited him to be a guest oconductor. >> reporter: a decade larkts denise graves would hear that opera should be her career choice. >> i remember i had a teacher when i was here at the duke ellington high school who simpd an aria to me. >> reporter: she arias. but her teachers knew her voice was per 23ek9 ffect for opera. what did you dream of being? >> by the time i was a high school senior, if you ask canned me what i would want to be, the answer would be i'd be a great diva. i'd be beverly sil

nbc 10's denise nakano explains. >> reporter: prosecutors say a philadelphia doctor hacked into the social media accounts of several women he went to school with. the way he got into those accounts should be a warning to others. peter grossman worked as a doctor during the day but prosecutors say when he was off the clock he hacked into the social media accounts of several former high school classmates. >> a doctor? when does somebody have time do that? >> reporter: jefferson university hospital confirms the 29-year-old doctor no longer worked there. investigators say dr. grossman faces 35 charges in connection to illegally gaining access to victims' e-mails, cell phones and password protected accounts such as facebook and icloud. he downloaded 2,000 photographs. experts say it is easy to break into accounts if your password is weak. >> you can go in and look at a target's social media account and glean information like pet names and type of car. >> reporter: the investigation into the alleged hacking revealed the victim accounts contained password with information found on social media. e

there is denise. she is fabulous. she knows that stage well. a long time. >> such a good show, and at the kennedy center, we'll look forward to your report. thanks for joining us. great to have you. >> great to be up here. >> want to stick around, you can do the rest of the show, right? maybe not. >> i think i know how to do it. i've been around far while. >> thank you. >>> we're going to turn it over to the weather now. amelia will tell us about the cold. >> it's chilly. high around 43 degrees, but we have plenty of sun in the forecast. and lighter winds than yesterday. now, as we start to look to tomorrow, we do warm up. so again, let's hit it to graphics so we can get this show on the road here. drought monitor right now, this is kind of serious. not kind of -- this is serious. so the u.s. drought monitor just released this, that most of the area, the d.c. metro area, all of this here in orange is under a severe drought, and then the rest of us are under a moderate drought, but this severe drought you can see is montgomery, arlington, al zan

. >>> well, it's not over, up next, the man sentenced to 40 years for kidnapping denise huskins could receive a life sentence. >>> and tonight, meet real life rosy the riveters who helped for years, centurylink has been promising fast internet to small businesses. but for many businesses, it's out of reach. why promise something you can't deliver? comcast business is different. ♪ ♪ we deliver super-fast internet with speeds of 150 megabits per second across our entire network, to more companies, in more locations, than centurylink. we do business where you do business. ♪ ♪ >>> a convicted kidnapper faces the possibility of a new charge and life sentence, matthew muller was sentenced for kidnapping a woman from her boyfriend's home. >> reporter: after a judge sentenced the man to 40 years for kidnapping denise huskins, the attorney is requesting all evidence. >> such as photographs and evidence. >> reporter: including evidence found at mullers's south lake tahoe home. huskins attorney says those include burglary, taking personal identifying information and kidnapping her with the inten

. >> 40 years, that is the sentence of federal judge gave matthew mueller today for kid nal be denise husbakis in 2015. >> havevallejo police called th kidnapping a hoax. today victims faced him and saw him without o mask for the first time. >> melanie wood row is live now from federal court in sacramento with the story. melanie? >> dan and kristin. highly emotional day in court. nearly two years in the making. the judge saying the one thing denise and aaron have had through all of this is each other. >> through tears at times stopping to catch her breerj, denise huskins briefly described being kidnapped and raped twice by matthew mueller. the only way i could get through it is to picture that it was aaron who i was with. >> very, very brave and very good. beautiful human being. >> vallejo police called the kidnapping a hoax. huskins said i was a suspect accused of making this up and publicly shamed. >> it was emotionally exhausting. and i had no idea how bad it was for denise. >> aaron told mueller you strategically destroyed our lives. he said, mueller told him, 48 hours and can you

denise huskins.unted the horrific details of what happened before a judge sentenced muller. kron 4's dan kerman was in the courtroom as she testified and has reaction. it was in march of 2015 that matthew muller broke into the mare island home of aaron quinn, drugged and tied up quinn and then kidnapped his girlfriend denise huskins , raping her twice before releasing her days later. during a sentencing hearing thursday huskins gave a tearful accounting of her ordeal to a federal judge saying she still has nightmares and keeps a hammer by the bed.sot marianne quinn/aaron quinn's mother 26-37i didn't know it was that awful for her, i didn't know of the violence , i didn't know she didn't talk about it much it upsets her to talk about stuff too much.huskins boyfriend aaron quinn told the judge, muller had chosen a path of torture rape and terror and should be sentenced to life in prison. but muller's attorney argued his suffers from mental illness and the sentence should be 30 years. ultimately a feder

this past saturday, aaron quinn and denise huskins got engaged. congratulations to them. in the newsroom, melanie woodrow, "abc7 news." >> thank you, melanie. >>> we're on storm watch tonight because of a strong mix of rain and wind is expected to hit the bay area in the next few hours. this is a live look outside. it looks blustery. we've seen clouds and rain off and on throughout the day. spencer christian joins us now with a look at what we can expect and when. >> as you look at live doppler 7 hd, the bay area is experiencing relatively calm conditions right now, although there are some scattered sprinkles in the north bay. producing thunderstorms, lightning strikes up and down the sierra foothills into the sierra mountain range itself. and it's still snowing there. our next storm is on the way. it will arrive late tonight, continue into tomorrow morning. it ranks two on the storm impact scale, producing moderate to heavy rain. thunder and hail are also possible with this storm. 7:00 tonight, notice that for most of the evening, it will be calm. but by 10:00, 11:00 ton

how bad it was for denise. i mean i knew it was bad. i had no idea how bad it was. and i was very very impressed with both our kids. >> now muller broke into the couple's home in 2015, drugged them, took huskins to south lake tahoe before releasing her two days later. police at first treated the case as a hoax and criticized the couple for wasting police resources. muller's lawyer was hoping his client would get a lighter prison sentence saying muller suffering from bipolar disorder. >>> a film teacher who worked with children in ma run county was arrested on child pornography charges, 61-year- old john morris was taken into custody at his home. a search uncovered 600 videos and images including mine ors having sex with adults. >>> police say morrison taught film production classes to children at the california film institute in marin county. >>> time is 4:34, learning more about the 16-year-old girl killed on tuesday and an officer involved shooting in hayward. an autopsy confirms now elena madrigan was pregna

a judge has sentenced a disbarred lawyer to 40 years in prison for kidnapping vallejo resident denisekins. we have more from sacramento from elyce kirchner. >> reporter: i can tell you, even though there were no cameras allowed, it was very emotional inside. dennis huskins and her boyfriend confronted her kidnapper. the mother of denise huskins leaves federal court in sacramento, calling her daughter incredibly brave. inside, minutes earlier, huskins faced her kidnapper, matthew muller, telling him directly, quote, i am the woman behind the mask who you raped and tortured. she stood sobbing with her boyfriend aaron quinn by her side. a federal judge sentenced muller to 40 years in prison for kidnapping huskins and holding her captive for two days in 2015. she says he raped her twice. her mother said they had hoped for life in jail. >> then they wo

. >> reporter: well, denise, police say the driver who was in a white car crashed into a light pole which is about 150 yards from where we're standing over on the left side before stopping a few feet away. you see the white car on the right side. police say both victims were in that white car when they were shot. the 14-year-old was shot in the face here on 81st street. our video gives you a closer look at that damaged car. philadelphia police say this happened just before 2:30. in addition to the bullet holes, the car suffered significant front end damage. the victim in his 20s died from his gunshot wound. shortly after this happened, we spoke to a woman who lives in this neighborhood. >> it's sad. it's ealey sad. it is sad. it's mortifying. mortifying. >> what is the neighborhood like? >> what is this neighborhood like? >> yes, ma'am. >> it's a forgotten neighborhood. it's a forgotten neighborhood. this was a very viable neighborhood. i was raised in this neighborhood. >> we just got an update from police that the 14-year-old who was shot is in stable condition at children's hospital. p

. >> denise? >> reporter: the charges against seth williams center around his connection to a couple of business owners. one in bucks county and the other in philadelphia. and tonight we're learning new details about what agents say he did for them over several years. seth williams appeared in federal court as a first-time defendant. >> seth williams categorically denies, categorically denies that he's guilty of any crime. >> reporter: how he got here can be traced to the gifts he received. but initially failed to report that results in a record ethics fine and possible prison time. let's start in the air. prosecutors say williams accepted a $6300 trip to punta cana. where he and his girlfriend were put up in the royal service presidential suite. according to a 23-count indictment, bucks county business owner mohommad en ali who sells prepaid telephone cards picked up the tab and wrote him a $7,000 check, bought him a watch and purse, and gifted williams a $3200 custom sofa that he put in the livi

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. >> the mother of denise huskins leaves sacramento call her daughter incredibly brave. >> inside her kidnapper. telling him directly. i am the woman behind the mask. the woman you raped and tortured. she stood sobbing with her boyfriend by her side. a federal judge sentenced him to 40 years in prison for kidnapping huskins, then authorities say holding her captive for two days in march 2015. he also says he raped her twice. the mother says the couple had hopes for life in jail. >> life would be a little bit better, i think for denise and aaron, then they would never have to worry about him again. >> her boyfriend reported her missing after he reported masked men came in while they were sleeping and drugged them. >> police initially called it a hoax. >> they should have figured 20 minutes into this that these people were victims. >> in court today, moeler mostly looked ahead emotion less and addressed the courts -- a spokesperson said it's been shocking to hear. the former marine and law school graduate did. >> he's on his meds now, in a controlled environment. to some degree he's hap

. >> he played guilty to abducting denise hoskins. they faced each other for the first time since the ordeal in 2015. >> no cameras were allowed in the courtroom. butler addressed the judge saying he was sick with shame but that wasn't enough. hoskins and her boyfriend broke down in tears as they talked about the kidnapping. she said "now we need face to face, i to i. i am donate -- denise hoskins -- on the woman that you line folded and raped and drugged and tortured and attempted to manipulate.">> i had no idea how bad it was for denise. i knew it was bad but i had it no idea how bad. i was impressed with both the kids. >> he broke into the couple's' home and drug them and took hoskins to self like tahoe before releasing her two days later. vallejo police treated the case as a hoax and criticized them for wasting resources. the lawyer hoped the client would receive a lighter sentence saying he suffers from bipolar disorder. >> >>> a former actor is facing prison after pleading guilty to killing his roommate. ricardo medina entered t

nbc 10's denise shows us how groups across the philadelphia region are making their voices heard andtepping in to help. >> i felt like i had to be here. rincht the spirit of unity shared among people of all faiths. >> we're a family. we're a community. >> reporter: about 100 people packed the corner of springdale ask kresson roads in cherry hill. >> people were hugging. people brought signs. people brought children. >> reporter: they took a stand to denounce bomb threats called into that community center and other jewish organizations across the country. >> i'm shocked and amazed at what is going on in our world today? >> in 45 years i have never seen so much diversion. >> religious intolerance is not acceptable, and hate crimes against the jewish community are not acceptable. >> reporter: meanwhile, the community is taking matters into its own hands, organizing a cleanup at the mount carmel jewish cemetery where more than 100 headstones were toppled and vandaliz vandalized. >> reporter: people are getting involved. >> no matter what nationality people are, and it's important to come

. >> our team coverage begins with denise. you have looked over this entire lengthy indictment. >> yes. all 50 pages. it details how the d.a. allegedly went above the law to line his own pocket books even at the expense of a family member in a nursing home. >> philadelphia's top prosecutor seth williams is about to face the trial of his career. that of his own criminal case where a federal investigator says he used his office to commit bribery, fraud, and extortion. >> mr. williams simply took money that did not belong to him. then he lied about it. >> a federal grand jury handed down a 23 count indictment. it states that williams offered to help two business owners in exchange for money and gifts. according to the indictment business owner number one bought williams a $6,300 trip to punta cana and gave hem a $7,000 check, $2,000 in cash, an ipad. a louis vuitton tie and burberry watch and purse. in exchange, the prosecutors say williams offered to help him bypass security at philadelphia international airport as well as help

i always take time to invoke my family they're my anchor i have my 96 greatest aunt and my cousin denise >> (clapping.) >> and they have been in my corner since the moment i was born i want to thank my father william and mother and harlan and sons - >> (clapping.) >> i know of my obesity are proud of the work i do i hear overhear them talking about it in the work many long hours and it takes time away from them i struggle with that at times but to listen to them talk about my accomplishment. >> what i do as a leader for the city and working with the mayor and the board of supervisors makes me know that is all worth that there are times they rather me stay home and bake cookies but the faith that all of you have in me and my love for the city keeps me going and collectively our voices will be heard and san francisco politics and the principles and culture will remay i have a motion main unsecurity guard and thank you very much i love to >> good afternoon i'd like to call the tuesday, february 28, 2017, of the publti

diva. >> she's not rocking that hat that denise is.s a hat. >> i was just telling pat and chris earlier, what do you all want from the weather, because we have it in our ten-day forecast, snow, rain, heat, we're going to get all four seasons like we generally do in the d.c. area. we are warming up. today was a little warmer than yesterday. boy, was that weekend a little on the chilly side. we only made it up to 40 degrees yesterday. but we are warming things up. in fact we're going to be in the 60s for the next couple of days. also we've got some rain out there right now. we're going to have some more rain showers as we continue through your tuesday. if you haven't heard about it yet, we're of course watching some snow possibly on sunday. yes, snow. maybe a little bit of rain too. we're going to get into that and dive into those details without all the hype. radar right now showing some rain showers moving through the area. this is going to be the name of the game as we continue into the overnight and even into tomorrow mor. of fog int

denise and aaron have had through all of this is each other. >> through tears at times stopping to catch her breerj, denise huskins briefly described being kidnapped and raped twice by matthew mueller. the only way i could get through it is to picture that it was aaron who i was with. >> very, very brave and very good. beautiful human being. >> vallejo police called the kidnapping a hoax. huskins said i was a suspect accused of making this up and publicly shamed. >> it was emotionally exhausting. and i had no idea how bad it was for denise. >> aaron told mueller you strategically destroyed our lives. he said, mueller told him, 48 hours and can you move on with your lives. to date he said, it's been more than 17,000 hours. their nightmare made worse by what kwins's attorney calls a botched fbi investigation. >> the horror these folks went through is all about their incompetence tense. >> matthew mueller spoke briefly saying he was sick with shame. the judge sentenced mueller to 40 years, the amount of government asked for as part of his guilty plea deal. muller family friends steve reed.

he will be in his mid 80's but i would feel better if aaron and denise never had to worry about him being out on the streets even when he's 85 standup dan kerman/sacramento 126-136while the federal case is over, the civil case is still ahead. huskins and quinn suing the city of vallejo for at one point saying huskins made the whole thing up and saying she owed the city of vallejo an apology. at the federal courthouse in sacramento, dan kerman kron 4 news.142/std ((grant )) new tonight at ten..we just got word that a high school student in fremont has a confirmed case of tuberculosis. the student attends irvington high school in fremont. we're told the exposure happened sometime between fall of 2016 and early 2017. officials say there is no risk of exposure at this point. an alert was sent to parents saying the alameda county health department is working to identify people who may have come in contact with the infected person. tuberculosis is extremely contagious...most people become infected by spending a lot of time in close contact with someone who has an active case of t-b. (pam)

denise huskins fought back tears as she described her ordeal in court yesterday. she said, quote, you treated me like an object, a toy, an animal. i still have nightmares every night, unquote. mullen tied up and drugged huskins' boyfriend before breaking into the house in 2015. >> emotionally exhausting. that's -- and i had no idea how bad it was for denise. >> family hopes that there's some degree of closure by a sentence in what occurred today. >> huskins and quinn say they wanted muller to be sentenced to life in prison. vallejo police initially wrongly called that kidnapping a hoax. the department has since apologized. huskins is suing the city and two police officers for defamation and inflicting emotional distress. >>> we have learned that a teenage girl shot and killed by police in hayward was pregnant. 16-year-old elena moernd dooied after a confrontation. police suspected a vehicle had been stolen. when that vehicle drove towards them and injured them, they opened fire at the driver. they ended up just hitting mondragon and the car. hayward police capture

. >> nbc 10's denise has been on the scene of that fire in nicetown for the past seven hours. >> denise, you just got an update a short time ago. what have you learned? >> jacquelin and jim, we learned that pico just brought in some backup generators to help restore power. at last check 7,000 customers were still without power, and working throughout the night. >> reporter: flames and thick black smoke. the fire at pico's west moreland substation caused a widespread power outage around 2:00 p.m., and those living closest to the substation found themselves confused at first and then panicked. >> something is burning in here. >> some elderly and disabled neighbors on fox street had nowhere to go as the fire burned for three hours. they were house-bound as they tried to shield themselves from southwest winds blowing smoke into their homes. to make matters worse, mary wilson suffers from asthma. >> i didn't know whether to stay outside or stay in my house because you could smell it in my house ju as good as you could smell it across the street. >> a plume of smoke created a haze over the ci

. >>> good evening, this is nbc 10 news at 11:00, i'm denise. happening right now in delaware county, nurses are on strike after labor negotiations fell apart at the delaware county memorial hospital. and you could see picketers were out in full force tonight. nbc 10's brandon hutchins is live with more on the demands and how the hospital is operating, brandon. >> reporter: well, denise, nurses went on strike because they want better health care wages and staffing practices. in their absence, the delaware county memorial hospital decided to bring in employees from outside agencies to keep it open for their patients. >> what do we want -- >> reporter: this group of nurses continue to make their voices heard well after sunset. >> what do we want -- >> reporter: it was one last effort by members of the pennsylvania association of staff nurses and allied professionals which began their strike this morning. tonight, we spoke to upper darby's mayor who says he's on call to help reach an agreement. >> my role has to be and will continue to be to try to

denise marshall-thomas, east bay commuter"i commute on the freeways all the time and i've very afraid of what could happen."in a press conference friday california highway patrol confirmed the increase in gun violence on local freeways in the past two years. they reported 37 shootings in 2015.that number went up to 55 last year. and so far- 19 were reported this year alone.most shootings were said to have happend in contra costa county on interstate 80 and highway 4. chief paul fontana, california highway patrol golden gate division"chp warns those that think they can hide on a dynamic freeway environment to commit their crimes. that the chp is on high alert and we will catch you."so far - more than 2 dozen people tied directly to freeway shootings have been arrested and charged. chief fontana added most incidents were gang related.so to combat the problem law enforcement are going after gang members.chp will also add more patrols and are looking to funding for more freeway cameras."there are cameras on the streets and there is still incidents happening.""i'm not sure if it will stop