police were able to take trotta into custody and safely rescue eleanor. we talked to the girl's mom after she was found. >> and i'm just going to squeeze her and hug her and kiss her. she's never been away from me for that long, never been out of her routine so i'm sure she has been traumatized. >> most important part was to get her back. we did that. >> reporter: police say eleanor was there when her father was arrested. she was not hurt. great relief for her mother and other family members. michael trotta now charged with wreckless endangerment, carjacking, and was existing warrant for him related to assault on barkus that happened earlier this month. police say trotta may have had help in all of this, still sorting out the details. they just wanted to make sure they got three year old eleanor back as soon as possible. chris, lauren? >> love stories with happy endings. >> not enough of them in our line of work. 4:33 the time. teenager in the hospital this morning following hit-and-run accident in philadelphia's holmesburg section police say a driver of

three-year-old eleanor trot at a. officials say she was taken by her father michael who is on the right. he allegedly assaulted his ex-girlfriend at the school side apartments in the 800 block of east basin road and then took off with the little girl. police say that trot a is 58, 160 pounds balling with short haircut. police believe he's in in 9989 mazza 226. eleanor is 60 pounds shoulder length brown hair and last seen wearing a purple coat. if you have any information on their whereabouts contact police immediately. and we will stay on top of this story tonight. >>> also at 11:00 flames shoot into the sky a tanker explosion rocks a south jersey neighborhood. thick black smoke seen for miles. and tonight community left on edge about what is lingering in the are a. >>> "eyewitness news" just learned new information about that fiery crash unfolded on the ramp to northbound 130 from eastbound route 90 in pennsauken, camden county. >> we now know the name of the company that owns this truck it is tk transport incorporat

a amber alert for eleanor trotta. they believe the girl is in eminent danger because of statements her father made. michael trotta assaulted the girl's mother and took sis drawer. police believe he may be headed to new jersey or new york in a 1989 grey mazda 626 familiar to what you see on your screen. let police know if you have any information. we'll update you at 4:00 on the morning news. >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- christina aguilera jeff probst, musical guest, kid rock

[cheers and applause] hey, eleanor. >> how you doing? >> eleanor, i am so proud of you.o, so well. >> thank you so much. >> and you know what? i love bread. >> you do? >> i love bread. >> what kind of bread do you like? >> oh, the sourdough, doughnuts. does doughnuts count as a bread? >> yeah, i don't make doughnuts, though. >> what kind of bread do you bake? >> i make lots of sourdough bread. i've been making it for a long time, 20 years or more. my children love it. they call it cioffi bread. it's well known in raleigh. and i hope with the money, i'm gonna build a brick oven in my backyard to make bread and pizzas. so if you're ever in raleigh come by my house. >> i'm coming through. i'm coming through. and leave the gluten in, okay? >> okay. >> i like my gluten, all right?

eleanor trotta was found safe and unharmed with her father michael trotta. six hours it way from her new castle county, delaware, home in spencer, massachusetts. >> michael trotta has been taken into custody at rocks 3:30 on today's date. >> police say 43-year-old trotter at a abducted eleanor monday night after assaulting his ex-girlfriend dawn. the frenzy search for the child spark amber alerts and a the tie jurisdictional manhunt. surveillance video from a rest stop along the new jersey turnpike and a social media tip from someone in massachusetts helped to solve this case. no answer at the child's home in new castle county, delaware. the little girl's mother dawn with law enforcement now being flown to massachusetts for the emotional reunion. >> it's a good day. a little girl gets to come ho* home to her mother and her mother gets soundly tonight. the commune can rest. >> i broke down. i got to talk to her on the phone. so she's -- she's shaken but she's ready to be back with me. >> reporter: well michael trotta is currently facing a number of charges in

it was eleanor blue. oddly we have the hat that's supposed to go with it in the collection made out of the same fabric but she didn't wear it. i'd love to know why. >> what was the fabric? >> it's a velvet, so it's a beautiful sort of shimmery lavender. a wedding personally. lavender velvet with a matching hat with little flowers toward the back. >> i think she looks better with the contrast. >> so it wasn't uncommon at all for first ladies to recycle looks and wear things numerous times. >> yes. you wear your clothes again, especially during a depression, during a war, but you also -- it's something you can say to show that you are not as extravagant as people might think that you might be. and the press will note if you're wearing something again, and depending upon the event, the press, and how popular you are, you're either going to get credit for that or it's going to be a detriment and people are going to remark that you're not supporting the fashion industry enough, that you're not buying enough ne

three-year-old daughter eleanor. officials feared the little girl was in eminent danger. police say that trotta assaulted her mother at her apartment on east basin road in new castle, delaware and then snatched the child. he was considered armed and dangerous this morning her mother making a desperate plea for the child's safe return. >> my heart is broken and i'm just begging anybody who knows where she is or him or whoever is helping to please bring her home. i don't care how he does it just bring her home. >> reporter: again, we are waiting for a news conference to begin. the mom is expected to be at this news conference and officials are working to reunite her with her little girl. three-year-old daughter eleanor. a multi state brett has been canceled. 43-year-old michael trotta in police custody. the two again found in massachusetts. trotta is facing numerous charges include recklessly endangering another person, carjacking and other charges stemming from an assault according to police on the mother dawn bar cus

the head mistress had met eleanor roosevelt. and she had invited eleanor roosevelt to come and speak at radford school if she were ever in the el paso area. well, darned if she didn't show up in el paso and agree to speak at radford. and it was a very funny experience for me. because my parents were pretty strong republicans. and roosevelt was not high on their list of people to support. and if there was anyone worse, it was eleanor roosevelt. so i did not want my parents to know that she was coming to the school and i would be seeing her. i did everything i could to prevent that. but i'll never forget the day that she came and we were all lined up out there to see the car when she arrived, a long black car, and she got out, and she was very gracious and, you know serious and it was nice. she was wonderful, actually. so i went away pretty impressed. but i couldn't impress my father enough. i just didn't want him to know a thing about it. >> so my guess is that ten years from now, or 15 years from now, there may be people here at

if there was anyone worse, it was eleanor roosevelt. i did not want my parents to know she was coming to the school, i did everything i could to prevent that. i will never forget the day that she came and we were all lined up to see the car when she arrived, a long black car. she got out and she was very gracious and serious and it was nice, it was wonderful actually. i went away impressed but i could not impress my father. i did not want him to know anything about it. -- a thing about it. >> 10 years from now or 15 years from now, there will be people talking about their stories about rape women arriving and you will be 1 -- great women arriving and you will be one of those. >> possibly. >> [applause] >> coming back to the topic of women in the west and whether or not women had it easier, and i suspect that is a relative term. that is something we would agree. there are interesting numbers that i pulled. foremost western states, less than half of -- four most western states, less than half of the women are married. divorced rates are a

eleanore trotta last seen wearing a purple coat and frozen theme shoes.s just before 7:00 last night when they were called to the 800 block of east basin road, in new castle county and school side apartment complex. and, he came to her home, salted her and took off with her three-year old child. it was two hours ago. he might be traveling in a red suv, no word on where he could be. but this amber alert does extend to ohio, as well as new jersey. his last known address is in mount laurel. back to you guys. >> keep us updated on. that. >> i'm getting pictures, bob on twitter people on i-95 taking pictures of the smoke. >> definitely. if you are coming down i-95, roosevelt boulevard, even the schuylkill expressway this smoke billowing up and over the city. we are live live over the scene of a two alarm fire here in kensington. what started out a as a pay less shoe store has gone all the way to the back even of the building and back out to jasper and york street. you can see that black smoke coming up, and kind of blowing over the market frankford line elevat

delegate eleanor holmes norton, elected in 1991. she is a nonvoting member of the house of representatives. we will talk about that later. in 1965, norton was a part of the student nonviolent in -- nonviolent coordinator in committee. please welcome eleanor holmes norton and felt plante. -- bill plante. [applause] bill, i want to start with you talking about selma. as a famous phone call that resident johnson made to martin luther king asking dr. king to find the most blatant example of voting rights being denied, and get it on television so anybody could look at it and say that's not right, that's not fair. as a turn list, what else would you need to flesh out that story to get it to -- journalist, what else would you need to flesh out to that story to get it on air? >> if the president says the best way to advance a cause, that is news already. it was typical johnson. any of you who don't know that those phone calls johnson made are preserved, and you can listen to them as simply as clicking -- if you google lbj phone calls, it wi

his daughter eleanor is last seen wearing purple puffy coat. pink pants and froze ep, the movie, shoes. reporting live in delaware this morning. jane. >> firefighters battle a fire in south jersey overnight at 'roma around 11:30 300 block of back creek road in sweedz borough. authorities say they had to fight fire with water brought in from neighboring township. >> we have a top of task forces and closest hydrant is harrison high drand. >> once they were able to retrieve the water it started in the back of the house. >> philadelphia police are investigating what led to stabbing at dave and busters on penn's landing. authorities have not released many details. we know one person was stabbed in the game room around 11:30 last night. that person was taken to hahnemann who hospital for traffic. >> ukee, this is turning into month for record books in terms of cold air we had to deal with for so many days of the month of february 2015. how do we stack up? well it's actually at this point anyway fifth coldest february ever since records began with mon

it appeared to eleanor roosevelt who read the story to her grandchildren. in short order, young dahl started to get back to dinner on a regular basis and started to go to hyde park on the weekends with the roosevelt family. unknown to eleanor roosevelt was the fact that he was filing detailed intelligence reports back to england on everything he heard and saw. the british were obsessed with roosevelt's health. remember in '40, 1940, roosevelt ran for an unprecedented third term. in 1944, he ran for an equally unprecedented fourth term. his health was failing. while the american newspapers didn't report too much on his appearance and the fact that he was growing weaker and weaker, the british were obsessed with the fact that he might not live through the fourth term. they were terrified that henry wallace would become president. henry wallace was extremely left wing. he was virulently anti-empire. the top top of the enemies list. the british did not want him on the ticket. he had been vice president during roosevelt's third term. they needed him off of the t

three year old eleanor trotta spending the day with her mom somebody loved ones. police say she was abducted by her father monday night. the fbi help to track them down in massachusetts and that's where michael trotta made his first court appearance today. fox 29's dawn timmeney is live with more. dawn? >> reporter: well, iain michael trotta holding a picture of his daughter breaking down in tears at his a rain in many a massachusetts courtroom today. trotta being held on a fugitive from justice charge after allegedly kidnapping his three year old daughter monday night from her apartment in new castle delaware. trotta waving taxi addition he will be brought back to delaware to face more serious charges here. trot tan his daughter were located in spencer massachusetts, after a multi state amber alert about 3:00 o'clock yesterday afternoon afternoon. some tempt hours after police say he assaulted the l girl's mother dawn, and snatched the child. the fbi in boston telling me that trotta was taken into custody outside an apartment in spencer without incident. believe

"eyewitness news" spoke to 384 old eleanor trotta and her mother dawn in new castle today.hey were reunited in massachusetts last night. the girl and her father michael trotta were the subject of an am per alert on monday after authorities say trotta assaulted bark cuss and kidnapped eleanor. >> she's glad to be home and that's all she cep saying since i found her last night. since i was reunited with her she kept asking when are we going home? when are we going home? >> the girl's father was arrestedarrested without incident and made his first court appearance in massachusetts today and is awaiting taxi addition. >> a question that has a family baffled. how could a flickering light lead to an $8,000 row pair bill g consumer reporter jim donovan goes searching for answers. >> it was a flickering light that prompted jack and jim due wolf's none-year-old mother to call an electrician to her pennsylvania home. jack lives in wisconsin. jim in massachusetts. and their mother's safety is a big concern. >> if there's an electrical problem this far away we weren't to make sure ther

it appealed to eleanor roosevelt who read the story to her grandchildren. young dahl was invited to the white house and eleanor roosevelt was charmed and started getting asked back and started to go to hyde park on weekends with the roosevelt family. he was filing detailed reports. the british were obsessed with roosevelt's health. remember, 1940, roosevelt ran for an unprecedented third term. in 1944 he had run for an equally unprecedented fourth term. while the american newspapers did not report too much on his appearance in effect he was growing weaker, british were obsessed that he might not be live through his fourth term. they were terrified henry wallace will become president. henry wallace was extremely left wing. he was anti-empire. he was at the top of the british enemies list. the british did not want him on the ticket. he had been vice president during roosevelt third term. they could not risk henry wallace becoming president if anything should happen to fdr. the british maneuvered endlessly to wallace's name and leaked every bit of dirt about h

police say eleanor was there when her father was arrested. she was not hurt a great relief for her mother and other family members. michael trotta charged with wreckless endangerment, carjacking, and existing wart out for his arrest related to assault on barkas happened earlier this month. waiting for more details involved in the investigation. police think there may have been other people assisting trotta in his trip to up massachusetts. so we'll see how that unfolds but their number one priority was getting eleanor trotta back home to delawarement back to you guys. >> jenny, thank you so much. springtown ship police investigating attempted abduction, happened monday, while 11 year old female student from the wilson school district was walking home, police say man in black suv approached her, offered her a ride when she refused the male driver tried to abduct her but able to get away. police describe the suspect as hispanic, 6 feet tall, mustache, last seen wearing red t-shirt, gray sweat pants and black high top sneakers. >> a stafford town

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>>> iain michael trotta clutching a picture of his three-year-old daughter eleanor and crying during his arraignment in a massachusetts courtroom today. trotta being held on a fugitive from justice charge for allegedly kidnapping his three-year-old monday night from her apartment in new castle, delaware. now he later signed paper work authorizing his return to delaware where he's going to face more serious charges including endangering the welfare avenue child reckless endangerment and carjacking. trot tan the little girl were found in spencer massachusetts on tuesday. some 20 hours after police say he assaulted the girl's mom dawn bark cuss and snatched the child fbi tells me trotta was taken into custody without incident at an apartment in spencer where he has family. fortunately, the little girl was not hurt. we stopped by her home on east basin road in new castle, dawn bark cuss the mom was not at home. but her niece came to the door with little eleanor who was clearly happy to be at home but feeling a little shy and overwhelmed. the three-year-old carrying a new ducky stuffed an

eleanore trot ace about 60-pound, was last seen wearing a purple puffy coat, pink pant and frozen theme shoes. police say it was just before 7:00 last night when they were called to the 800 block of east basin road which is in the school side apartment complex here in new castle. a woman report that had her ex-boyfriend michael trotta came to her home assaulted her and took off with their three-year old child. so again just minutes ago new castle police did in fact confirm that vehicle that michael trotta was believed to have been driving a 1989 gray mazda 626 was found. it is unclear whereabouts of michael and his three-year old daughter. we will break in as soon as we get more details. back to you files. >>> we hope and pray that little will girl is okay. >>> yesterday's tanker truck fire may cause traffic troubles in pennsauken in morning. >> steve keeley is in pennsauken, new jersey with the latest on this. steve, lot of people that use this to get to and from work know a good way around this, right. >> reporter: you're looking at one right here. it is not that big of a deal on the

. >> tonight on american history tv, eleanor holmes norton and bill plante look back on the civil rights movement, the struggle for voting rights 50 years after protests in some alabama. they discussed the film soma and the trail of events. that is tonight after 9:00 p.m. eastern on c-span threes american history tv. the c-span cities tour takes to the road. this weekend, we partner with time warner cable for a visit to corpus christi, texas. >> in the 19th century, the federal government is very limited. they don't have many deployable resources. and so the army does a whole variety of things. there are discoverers, explores. army contracts are not an important part of the western economy. the army plays a role in conservation. in the

delegate eleanor holmes norton, elected in 1991. she is a nonvoting member of the house of representatives. we will talk about that later. in 1965, norton was a part of the student nonviolent in -- no nviolent coordinator in committee. please welcome eleanor holmes norton and felt plante. -- bill plante. [applause] bill, i want to start with you, talking about selma. as a famous phone call that resident johnson made to martin luther king asking dr. king to find the most blatant example of voting rights being denied and get it on television so anybody could look at it and say that's not right, that's not fair. as a turn list, what else would you need to flesh out that story to get it to -- jouranlist,nalist what else would you need to flesh out to that story to get it on air? >> if the president says the best way to advance a cause, that is news already. it was typical johnson. any of you who don't know that those phone calls johnson made are preserved, and you can listen to them as simply as clicking -- if you google lbj phone calls

out and the family e vashthd and prison camp in arizona he how the his college career was over but eleanor roosevelt helped to educate the jcpenney's of japanese-americans he was a long time professor in social we feel the reason why i do this work how many countries in the world can you go from a son of an cabinet dirt poor to a very, very happy professor and social work doing what he loved i believe that every one of our 57 thousand students deserve this kind of opportunity i'm existing about the next four years i intend to work and a on they've expanded the periods okay. my students can't boo and strengthening our work program and making it possible for each of of the 57 thousand students to be college and career ready (clapping) so many people many, many people to thank those of you who helped me get here tonight and thank you san francisco voters and supporters my democratic women in action is here and rosa park organization is here so they've supported and guided me i wanted to acknowledge any school board president fewer and commissioner haney and commissioner maufas and commissione

just after nine, a look back at selma with congresswoman eleanor homingse-norton and bill plant. you can find our complete television schedule at espn.com. let us know what you think about the programs you are watch. wall us at 202-626-3400. e-mail us at karanusic.org. >> each week we bring you are a keisel films that tell the story of america. over 500 victory cargo shims were built to replace shims destroyed by submarines. this film documents the victory ship's journey through the philippines. >> ready to run engines. they are going to get one more lift before they are under their own steam. one of the always-present ducks which work on land and water. it will tow our iloka motives to solidground once -- our iloka motives to solid ground one against. a strange setting to find our engines in. we know after this war is over, they will mean a lot in helping to rebuild the philippines, helping our friends get on their feet again. maybe she will have a better world to live in because of those engines. right now like kids everywhere in this war, it is hello, joe. now we've got news.

. >> coming up next, congresswoman eleanor norton and cbs white house correspondent bill platt look back on the civil rights movement and the struggle for voting rights 50 years out of the protests. they discussed the film, "selma," and the fraternal of events. the 50 minute event was held by the museum in washington dc. >> hello, and welcome. this is the first inside media of 2015. i will be your host for the program that highlights the exhibit. this is a feature that we began back in 2013 and we take a look at, march on washington. we're looking back on another marched that led to a major civil rights victory. some of, alabama, was the location and voting rights for blacks was the issue. a student activist organizing the cause and a journalist reporting of it. civil rights leaders worked to regroup and carry out a plan from selma to montgomery. this award-winning government has been the white house correspondent since ronald reagan's administration. also, eleanor holmes norton is here and elected in 1991, she is a nonvoting member of the house of representatives and we will talk about

eleanore is about 60-pound. it was last seen, wearing a purple puffy coat, pink pants and frozen theme shoes. now the fbi is involved in the investigation as well as delaware state police and new jersey state police. they think he may have been heading to new jersey or even up to new york city. his last known address is mount laurel, new jersey. so this is an active amber alert situation here in, that the the new castle county police department is heading and as soup as we get more information but as are as far as we necessity right now the three-year old's daughter is still missing. >> thanks, jenny, we will continue to have updates on this situation. >>> we will get to that two alarm fire, we're checking back in on it this has been going on for more than two hours. we are taking a look at this ladder truck working on the the flames here. we will take another view of this fire. >> this is from our airport camera. you can see this fire from all over the the city. >> if we can take my traffic camera the camera i

eleanore trotta is 60-pound and was last seen wearing a purple puffy coat, pink pant and frozen shoes. trotta is believed to be driving a 1989 gray mazda 626 with the delaware plate of 247457. he could be headed for new jersey or new york city according to police. police say it was just before 7:00 when they were called to the 800 block of east basin road which is within the school side apartment complex. a woman reported thatter ex-would i friend michael trotta came to her home assaulted her and took off with their three-year old child. anyone who has any information or has seen the pair believes they have seen the pair is urged to call 911 or you can submit a tip by calling 800-tip-333. back to you guys. >>> jennifer, thanks for that update. >>> meantime and happening now a off ram in route 130 pennsauken remains closed this morning following that tanker truck fire yesterday. >> steve keeley live from pennsauken new jersey with the very latest this morning, hi steve. >> reporter: as somebody who uses this ramp every day i can tell you it will not be a big tiehl in the morning rush h

that's right, delegate eleanor holmes norton is pushing for this.ledding has not been allowed in that area since 1911 for security reasons. holmes norton says that american should be allowed to enjoy snow on the front lawn. the u.s. capitol police will hold meetings on the subject. leon: would nice to be seeing something moving on capitol hill. alison: exactly, something fun. steve: 1911, that is a long time. abc 7 news. we have snow potential? --alison: we have snow potential? steve: we do. it could impact the rush-hour commute thursday morning. it role likely be advisory's issued. -- there will likely be advisories issued. it is not as cold as early this morning, but we had 30 degrees at reagan national as the high. the average, 50. we are 20 degrees below where we normally are this time of year. 21 dulles, 21 winchester and cumberland. the temperatures are likely to drop three to five degrees as we go through the early morning but it will stay dry. early tomorrow morning, bundle up. 16 to 23 is the temperature range tonight, partly cloudy skies.

. >> my name is eleanor, and for the last 25 years i was bernie madoff's secretary. >> the main team on the 17th floor were fully aware of what was going on. >> what nobody imagined was that bernie was stealing every nickel, that he wasn't trading anything. >> i said "60 million"? he said, "no... umm, 60 with a 'b'". >> sir, why did you do it? >> they lived this incredible life... it just never occurred to me that the

got news is that three-year old eleanore trotta taken from her mother's house in new castle delaware last night allegedly by her father has been found safe this afternoon, somewhere in massachusetts. we're working on gathering the the details. we did hear something about the father being charged in addition with abducting the little girl with a carjacking as well. we don't know exactly where that happened but we are working on these developing details. got news and the important news at this point that is this little girl is safe. >> we will listen to eleanore's mom. >> i'm going to go get my elinor back, thank you. >> how did this all happen. >> they called me in and they told me. >> reporter: when you got that news. >> i broke down. i got to talk to her on the phone. she's shaken but she's ready to be back with me. >> reporter: and you are going to be flown up there now. >> yes. >> reporter: you expect to be reunited shortly. >> i'm's not sure yet, but shortly. >> reporter: as soon as possible. >> yes. >> reporter: was she aware of what was going on? >> i'm sure she was. she has ne

both sides of the atlantic, here in the u.s., she was invited by president roosevelt and his wife eleanorat the white house. the first african-american ever to receive that honor. in 1939 her performance at the lincoln memorial seen here, set the stage for the civil rights era. you see earlier this year performance in washington dc constitution hall was denied, as the hall was being for strictly white performers, eleanor roosevelt first heard about this she was furious and book anderson instead for this. the much bigger lincoln memorial performance on easter sunday, 75,000 people watched in person, and it was broadcast nationwide. look at that crowd. >> wow. >> decades later what is that reminiscent every, that scene? >> dr. king whether he spoke there. >> exactly, avenue dream speech in the exact location. >> whether i hear people like marion anderson sing, i'll take a shot, alex holily probably get mad at me later, this is when i know beyonce is not that great after singer, great performer entertainer but put her up vocally next to someone like, that she can't stand up. >> any more all

police announced a short time ago eleanor trotinor trotta was found safe in massachusetts. tichl tim furlong just left a news conference with police. >> how did police finally track him down. >> reporter: took a lot of tips. new castle police say the amber alert system gets an absolute a-plus. the story we brought you as breaking news last night. father goes to his ex-girlfriend's house, assaults her, and takes their daughter. this is michael trotta. they say he assaulted his ex-girlfriend at her apartment in new castle last night and took off with their 3-year-old. amber letter was issued. the only sighting was in mt. laurel rest stop on the turnpike turnpike. around 3:30 police arrested michael trotta without incident at a family member's apartment in spencer, massachusetts. it's about 15 miles west of worcester, massachusetts. her mother is headed up to massachusetts to get her daughter and bring her back to delaware. >> today is my birthday and i prayed all day to god that i would get her back and he gave me the best birthday present ever. i'm going to get my elinor bac

wearing black clothes and daughter eleanor was last seen wearing purple puffy coat, pink pants and frozen, the movie sneakers. >> the suspect could be traveling on new jersey on their way to income city. nip weapon information should call 911. >> we'll back get ba to you thank you so much. >> it's still causing detours this morning. tanker carrying 89,000 -- 8,000 call gones of fuel returns to 130 after 11:00 yesterday morning. people could see smoke for miles. authorities evacuated 30 home near the scene and since let them return. >> when i looked out the window only thing i saw was tires way up in the air on fire. and they were coming to my yard. >> the driver and firefighter suffered minor injuries. firefighters extinguished the flames in about half an hour. >> coming up on 5:33 wants to get traffic and weather together. oh, temperatures katie. >> once again yes, i mean oui we've set it already. it feels like it's such a brother record on this. anybody getting used to this at this point. >> no. >> i know the anchors are not. >> can i@say i'm not get using to it either but we're talking

. >> my name is eleanor, and for the last 25 years i was bernie madoff's secretary. >> the main team on the 17th floor were fully aware of what was going on. >> what nobody imagined was that bernie was stealing every nickel, that he wasn't trading anything. >> i said "60 million"? he said, "no... umm, 60 with a 'b'". >> sir, why did you do it? >> they lived this incredible life... it just never occurred to me that they were living on the dime of the clients.

eleanor holmes norton. playing with fire do gop dare allow dhs to shut down at midnight? their responsibility if there's an incident. this from minority whip steny hoyer of maryland. the house could easily pass clean bill to fund dhs for the year. it will take only a few republicans to join us and pass it. a woman who identified herself as a dhs employee tweeted, good thing i've been saving money to buy a car. now when the government stops paying me come friday i'll still be able to pay my bills. a blog on the official homeland security website claims that over 90% of tsa workers, about 50,000 employees, would continue to report to duty in the event of a shutdown. the blog entry impacts of a potential continuing resolution or lapse in appropriation say 6,000 civilian employees of the coast guard, three-quarter of its total civilian force, would be furloughed with no guarantee of pay. we have that one-week extension, but it is just one week. and it does affect a lot of people in this area. >> you've talked to federal workers who have gone through this furlough thing before

police search for eleanor trotta michael trotta abduct the her from her home in delaware don'ty theye heed to until energy, new york or ohio. if you see them, call police. >>> we continue to bait for the routes 90 ramp to route 1 30 to reopen in pep saucon energyth. it was closed after a tanker fire. black high school has not been ruled out. >> firefighters battled freezing temperatures and smoky flames in swedesboro overnight and had to fight this house fire from -- with water trucked in from nearby. there were no hydrants near the scene. fortunately we're told there were no injuries. >>> developing now rescue teams pulled all 19 man tee from a drainage in my opinion florida. they used construction equipment to lift animals out one by one. they speculate the animals followed each other in search for fresher water and go stuck in process. >> 5:13 now a check in with katie and freezing temperatures are back, katie. >> they certainly r we don't have to track a major storm system in the next couple days. that's smling we have going for us. we have chill to contend with for the next coup

eleanor gates has been an astronomer here for 17 years. >> i studied black holes at the centers for distantxies. >> reporter: but today, a big announcement from google. the company donating $1 million over the next two years which will help augment the $1.5 million a year the observatory currently gets from the uc system. still short of the $2.5 million they actually need, gates hopes it will spur even more donations down the road. >> it gets kids excited about science. it is those kids, their interest in science and engineering and math that will lead to the future innovators. >> reporter: community members say it's a sound investment. >> it's great a facility like this has contributed so much so long. it's a great place for people to come and learn about astronomy or a hands-on learning lab they'll hope will be around for generations to come. >>> a new ordinance was approved for unincorporated areas. watering landscaping to the point of run-off and using water in fountains unless that water is recirculated. the water district is asking people to cut water use by 20%. data through december

after the disaster first lady eleanor roosevelt viewed macarthur with suspicion and things to not improvedble for $1.7 million. >> at that time it was apparent they saw the letters that he had written to her so they're going to put her on the sound of -- a stand in the countersuit. >> key pager $15,000 not to take the stand the public was fascinated with this colorful general but what fdr needed was help putting america to work. >> macarthur mobilize to hundreds of the 5,000 citizens put to work in a conservation corps. macarthur was furious when congress cut his salary at 1785 per month. there were bent on building an empire but his old friend of filipino president knew his nation was the target. in 1935 now a four-star general he needed the new job because his term as chief of staff was over. >> macarthur was hired to oversee as the defense for. >> is he still won active duty? >> he goes to the retired list but is paid by the government in the philippines which roosevelt news. >> pinky sailed to the philippines in the fall at 82. >> he was sitting there that was the first time ever laid

but djerassi later wrote first lady eleanor roosevelt, asking for help, and later was given a collegeolarship. during his career, he wrote 1,200 scientific articles. carl djerassi died in san francisco friday. he was 91. >> brangham: a new study conducted by the pew research center found a large gap between what the public believes is dangerous and what scientists believe. for more about this, we are joined now from washington by lee rainie. he is the organization's director of internet, science and technology research. your survey showed some really dramatic gaps between what the general public and scientists believe about things like climate change and vaccines and scientific research. let's talk about some of those gaps. specifically about the food that we eat. you posed a statement that it's quote safe to eat genetically modified foods or gmos. 37% general public says it's safe whereas 88% of scientists said it was. on the statement, quote, it's safe to eat foods grown with pesticides 28% of the public agreed those foods were safe while 668% of scientists said they were. how do yo

the search for eleanor trotter.was driving was found a short distance away so police think he's now driving a red suv, possibly a ford explorer. his last known location was area of mt. laurel, burlington county and breaking news out of delaware county where police are investigating after a child was hit by a car at main and north fourth in darbyboro. we're working to find out the condition of the child and the circumstances of that accident. >>> we've just gotten this update from the scene of this building fire on north front street in kensington in philadelphia. the fire is now under control, but it is not completely out just yet. the executive fire chief says the single-digit temperatures caused ice to form quickly, and some fire hydrants stopped working. septa's frank fort line is shuttling riders between some stations. and now let's check in with meteorologist bill henley for a look at the temperatures. >> temperatures have started to climb but still very cold. a live view from the comcast center. brilliant suns

americans that live and pay taxes in the district of columbia can have a voting member of congress, our eleanor holmes norton, and we would have two members. we have been anning it niced by andy harris who is the first district in maryland. he could spend his time antagonizing the district, and they threat ton harass us and attack our funds due us by the federal government like any other state. but i know the people in the first district of maryland would much rather have his attention on their issues. >> on the substance on this charge in the marijuana laws, how did day one go and what do you think the biggest challenges are going to be for this moving forward if is a complicated array for people who have to understand. >> it was complicated by andy harris. the voters of the district of columbia were very clear on what they wanted to approve. home use, home growth by adults. i think it was also the expect that the council of the district of columbia would be able to pass reasonable regulations to regulate the sale of marijuana so we would not have the this confusing state. currently, i want to