but probably not everybody here in washington, erin, that's right.at was sent back to the house intelligence committee democrats from don mcgahn white house counsel it says, key sentence here, although the president is inclined to declassify the schiff memo of the memo, because the memorandum contains numerous properly classified and especially sensitive passages, he is unable to do so at this time. however, given the public interest and transparency in these unprecedented circumstances the president has directed justice department personnel be available to give technical assistance to the committee. and so what they are saying here, erin, in all of that washington gobbling gook, the president has decided he is not going to declassify that memo. according to the white house release along with this letter it says something has been sent back to the house intelligence committee that was not given to us, obviously, and that is a classified version that's been sent back to the committee that they can now go over to determine whether or not they are agree

>> reporter: well, erin, good evening. thanks for having me on. the white house has been saying the same thing about this matter and related matters for rather a number of months now. we do not comment on security clearances. we don't address them. acknowledge, or refute any of the reporting you are referencing. and frankly we can't comment beyond that. >> so the question here though, and this is crucial when you talk about the white house and what all of you are doing, jared kushner is at the center of that. he's one of the top people in the white house, senior adviser, son-in-law, you heard the president among several of many comments, he has said glowingly of jared, tasked with peace in the middle east, working with china, mexico, one of the people who reads the top secret presidential brief every single day. jared kushner is at the center, raj, many sof some of the biggest decisions affecting americans right now. he can't do his job without the top security clearance sochlt what will happen to him now? >> again, i'm not going to address your s

there were changes, erin. thing that we have also learned when house members reviewing the memo, not reviewing the memo with the changes. they were reviewing the memo before revised and before that version was sent to the white house. now, democrats have been pushing for a revote in the committee saying they did not ha prove the version that at the president's desk being reviewed right now. but that is something the republicans have rejected including house speaker paul ryan says the changes were just a result of scrubbing after consultation that nunes had with the fbi. but we know that concerns are much more serious and really under scores, erin, unprecedented nature of this process leading to the likelihood this will be declassified as soon as tomorrow, erin. >> thank you, very much, manu. outfront andrew carson sits on the intelligence committee which is where the nunes and schiff memos which is democrat sort of rebuttal memo at this point we won't see comes from. thank you very much congressman i appreciat

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think about this, erin.there were 1,000 political bombings a year in the united states. can you imagine what it would be like in this country if there were 1,000 political bombings? so you have that backdrop. but fundamentally, what makes people so fascinated by this story, about this story, is the mystery. was she really a member of the sla? did she really change her mind, or was she coerced? was she forced, brainwashed? and that debate continues to this day. that debate is aired out in, you know, very interesting way in this documentary. >> well, in a way that no one else can do because you know so much about this. without asking you which of those -- >> i wrote a book about this. american heiress. >> conclusions as to her role, don't miss it. the radical story of patty hearst, produced, everything, by jeff toobin. sunday night at 9:00. right here on cnn. >> the first two hours on sunday night, and then two more sunday nights, two more hours each sunday. >> it's a series. starts this sunday night for the n

>> it's a terrific question, erin. and the answer is no.nk that it's interesting to go back to last week. and the best news we got last week was that wage growth in the employment report was up 2.9% year-over-year which is the highest rate we have seen in about a decade sochlt that was really good wage news and one of the things that got people to wondering is inflation getting out of control. but the fact is that this tax cut is supply side tax cut. it's causing a boom in capital spending. and as people who have done kpleks know when have you a supply side tax cut and stimulus to the supply side puts pressure downward prices so you have supply. so they have to cut prices in order to sell their stuff. so we think the wage data we are seeing. >> unless they are raising wages, in that case would cause upward is this. >> no, if wages are going up, and productivity going up. >> wait, are you saying that companies are not going to use tax cuts for wages? >> remember, we talked this on the show before. there is a link. tax cut causes capital form

erin. >> thank you very much jeff zeleny.front now white house counsel and columnist phil mudd. phil you've worked at the fbi. you heard jeff zeleny. fbi headed by the president's own director has come out and said these are grave concerns that fundamentally impact the memo's accuracy. ko cou couldn't be more dire yet the president will go ahead. is there any chance he listens to his own fbi director and changes his mind? >> this is not about fbi redacts this. this is an administration says their executive branch is deep state trying to oust the president. we saw this when he say the deep state national security adviser susan rice to unmask things about citizens inappropriate. they say that is not correct. now we are saying deep state is incorrectly connecting information about this investigation. this is larger than the memo suggests we'll reveal national security. i don't think we will. this is about unique experience when a republican president and congressman tell us that republican department of justice and republican fb

let's bring back erin.e house warned that jared kushner's clearance is still in jeopardy. walk us through this timeline. >> it's interesting when you look at the situation. jared kushner is somebody who is, you know, a top and senior official in the white house right now. but still has not had his ultimate security clearance approved and, so, the key take away here is that john kelly, the chief of staff, is now implemented a policy such that for staffers who have not had their clearances approved. they're not going tahao access tathe most sensitive information. that raises a question, will jared kushner no longer have access to senior material and, also, what is the source of this hold up. information out there that hasn't been fully clarified out there about what is the source of this delay. so this report, i think, raises questions on a number of fronts on how somebody at the top level at the white house is going to continue to do his job and how others and other officials will react to that. >> erin, you

that is an open question tonight, too, erin. a lot of republicans not willing to go that far yet, saying we hope the president releases the memo, but the president has not said what he's going to do, erin. >> that's a crucial question. pamela, i want to get one other big story to you here. that, of course, the plunge in the markets. i've been there on the stock exchange floor for a lot of plunges, but on an absolute point day, we've never seen one like today. the freefall, the absolute low of the market while the president was speaking in cincinnati, touting how great the economy is and how great jobs are. usually when the market goes up, he jumps to take credit. today he was silent, didn't take questions about it. what is the white house reaction to this? >> you had the president on one side of the screen touting the economy, on the other side seeing the dow plunge. the white house released a statement from the press secretary sarah sanders basically saying the white house is focused on the long-term economic fundamentals, that

erin? >> tammy, thank you. >>> tonight on wall street, the dow continues its historic slide after posting its largest single-day drop in history. [ closing bell ] the dow closed down 1,175 points. wiping out all of the gains it made so far this year. this follows the 600-point drop on friday. now, at one point today, the dow lost nearly 1,600 points. that was the largest drop in one day in the dow's history. still, financial experts say this might be a good thing. >> the long-term investor, you would welcome opportunities like this because this correction shakes the trees a little bit, brings prices back down, makes stocks, you know, more reasonable levels to invest in. >> today's selling spree came on the same day a new federal reserve chief was sworn in. ♪ sunshine in my pocket >>> super bowl spotlight. how the final leg of justin timberlake's halftime performance put one local pizza shop owner inside everyone's living room. >>> on-air freak-out. why this sports averager just couldn't con

my guests include erin zaikis, the u.s. executive director of the international humanitarian aid organization israaid. it's made up of jewish and arab palestinians and israelis. abbas moloo is co-founder of the jafria islamic school in pleasanton, and is regional vice president for mutual of america of northern california. also with us is rabbi marvin goodman, newly retired from the board of rabbis of northern california, and he was the spiritual leader of the peninsula sinai congregation in foster city for 19 years. thank you all so much for joining us today. >> thank you for having us. >> what a journey. and i can't wait to get started. erin, i want to start with you first. >> sure. >> israaid led the group, and your co-c.e.o., yotam polizer, was actually on one of those visits not with this group, but with susan sarandon. >> yes. yes. >> and we have some pictures of that. >> so exciting, sure. yeah, she came to visit our site in berlin. we were so excited to have her join us. >> so, how did the bay area group come about?

volatility continues erin, what's your take here?this just going to be something we finally starting to see again in our markets that we had become perhaps unaccustom to >> yeah. for us, we're really looking at this as a full re-evaluation what's the shift how are you going to allocate between bonds and equities valuations, we came in really high at the beginning of the year and all of last year every time the markets got pushed up, we kept saying well where else are you going to put your money? that was sort of the argument. and now we're seeing some other options on where else can you put your money and get some yield? and so, of course, you've got to re-evaluate what are you willing to pay for equity? >> so where else are you putting your money >> so now we're actually looking at getting some decent yield in the bonds. certainly in the prices. it could be a rough year you can really expect more reasonable valuations in the equity markets we're still very positive on equities this still looks to be a great year we know the fundamen

let's go outfront. >>> and good evening i'm erin burnett. outfront conspiracy craze. republicans at it again. trump had personal involvement in email scandal. so 25-page report out by the republican ron johnson and in it he sites a text message between two fbi officials yes talking about peter strzok and lisa page. according to johnson's report page texted strzok about preparing talking points because, this is the operative line, pod us, president trump wants to know everything we are doing. okay. that one phrase was enough for senator johnson to make the connection between president trump and the clinton email investigation. and the current president of the united states did not wait for the facts, the context or the details before tweeting about johnson's report to 47.5 million followers in all caps, new fbi texts are bomb shells. and then sarah sanders came out calling for a review. >> i think it further shows there is reason for all of us to have great cause for concern in this pros stes and we hope it's more thoroughly and fully looked at as we move forward. >> o

. >>> america's speed skater erin jackson makes her debut in the 5 meter.orida native has been a skating star for years, not just on the ice. dana jacobson is in pyeongchang. dana, good morning. >> good morning. the ice is new for erin jackson, but she shaved a full second off her trials to qualify for this team. that's like a lifetime in this sport. jackson even exceeding her own expectations. >> i didn't think it would happen this soon. >> longtime speed skater erin jackson is a surprise member of this olympic team, taking up ice skating just four months ago. >> i still sometimes don't believe it. i don't understand how it could have happened. i know i put in a lot of work, but i still didn't see it coming. >> reporter: a heavily decorated inline skater jackson has been on wheels when she was a kid. when inline skating wasn't enough, she gave roller derby a spin. and when the time was right to go from wheels to ice, she jumped at it. >> what was the most challenging thing? >> the techniques are different. with ice skating you have to dig in. it was frustr

erin? >> lauren mayk reporting for us in the breaking news center. >>> all right, following more breaking news, sky force 10 over this scene in olney. two people have been shot. this is the 200 block of furly street. you can see the police tape right there. we're told those people were rushed to the hospital. no arrests so far. we're going to stay on top of this and keep you updated. >>> police seized nearly $3 million worth of illegal drugs during a weekend raid on a house in feltonville. today, attorney general josh shapiro said there were enough drugs inside a house on north fourth street to create a quarter of a million doses of heroin and fentanyl. two men inside that house were arrested sunday night. shapiro says the men mixed the fentanyl into the heroin, making it stronger and more deadly. >> philly has the highest number of overdose deaths of any big city in the united states of america. that's why this seizure, that's why this operation was so significant. >> now, during the raid,

let's bring in erin delmore. >> good morning, erin. >> good to see you. >> kicking off the first day of cpac. we heard from wayne lapierre since the parkland shooting. let's play some of that. >> the elites don't care about america's school system and school children. if they truly cared, what they would do is they would protect them. their goal is to eliminate the second amendment and firearms freedoms. >> erin, he didn't give an inch there. it was really pitting us against them. he wasn't proposing any solutions. doubling down and digging in. >> alex and christine, you talk if anything has changed after parkland, you look at the students and activism. you think it could be a turning point. you see wayne going back to the same talking points. same thing after the newtown shooting. the only thing that stops a bad guy with a gun is a good guy with a gun. they have failures, but they are using that to frame their argument. we should not be held responsible for the failures of law enforcement. you see him teeing this up. >> there was a good guy with a gun who sought cover when the firin

. >> erin? >> and what's the address? >> complete silence in the watch room as her mom listens to hear what her daughter will say. >> yeah. just give me the address. then i can mail everything and we can get the number with your parents. >> 61 -- >> erin gives out her address. >> new jersey, new york? >> and reality seems to strike her mom. >> emotional. >> hard, right? >> then as our actor starts to leave, erica does something unexpected. >> you're going to see my parents, right? >> yeah. >> you can ask them the address when you see them. >> i'm not going to see them. i'm going to talk to them. >> exactly. >> i need to get everything mailed out. we're shooting next week. >> now her mom looks really worried. >> 170 -- >> avenue. >> what did she just say. >> she's giving in. i'm surprised. >> you guys are going to be famous. i know it. >> thank you, guys. >> okay. >> as soon as he leaves, it's clear erica knows something is is not right. >> i didn't trust him. i didn't want to tell him. >> what's

i'm erin coleman.denise nakano. >> the police department went about protecting the city as thousands of fans celebrated on the streets. >> how lawmakers were able to keep the peace, george. >> last night was all about finding the perfect balance to allow fans to celebrate after decades of waiting and still keeping the city and revelers safe. >>> along broad street this morning, the leftovers of a celebration a few eagles fans took too far. these planters rolled onto their side and pushed into the street, the window display glass of the center city macy's store shattered in piles on the sidewalks. for first responders precaution started early and kicked into high gear before the final play. >> brady gets hit, the ball is out! >> two minutes left in this game, eagles are up by 5 and eagles calling the ball. everybody use caution. >> reporter: once eagles clenched the game, massive crowds descended on the streets. >> a thousand people celebrating loud. >> reporter: it got noisier with repor a report of a

erin jackson was the surprise of the u.s.lifying for the olympics less than a year after she first stepped foot on ice. with that, erin jackson even exceeded her own expectations. >> ready. >> that was all a surprise, the whole olympic thing. of course, my goal was to make it on to the olympic team but i didn't think it would happen this soon. my goal was more the next olympic cycle. >> reporter: long track speed skater erin jackson did make it. shaving nearly a full second off her personal best to qualify in the 500 meters, even though she only had been skating on ice for about four months. take me through that moment when you realized you're actually going to the olympics. >> i can't even pinpoint the individual things i was feeling. it was just a whole bunch of everything, like shock and disbelief and what? i still sometimes don't believe it. i don't understand how it could have happened. i mean, i know i put in a lot of work but i still didn't see it coming. >> reporter: heavily decorated inline speed skater, laying claim

erin burnett outfront starts right now. p. outfront next breaking news, president trump approves the release of a nunes memo. but does it discredit the fbi and the russia investigation? as he hoped. plus growing concern, the trump could fire fire rod rosenstein official overseeing the russia investigation. could this be trump's saturday night massacre? and the dow drops 660 points. one of the worst in history. trump takes credit for the rise. will he shoulder the blame for the drop. >>> the breaking news, the memo, president trump authorizing these three and a quarter pages highly confidential memo from the gop intel chairman nunes, accuses fbi of abusing power to spy on carter page. one trump official said this memo was, quote, 100 times bigger than what caused the american revolution. this memo certainly does not deliver those goods. it clearly seeks to discredit the russia investigation, which multiple sources tell us the president himself told friends he thought it would succeed at doing. and today, after releasing the mem

erin. we thought we were being very careful. erin her husband and two friends tell me the suspects stole two pieces of luggage, but the officer was able to save their backpacks. and for that, they have a message to the injured officer. erin. i think we are very grateful to this officer for acting so quickly for us and for the city, and we are very grateful. : (grant) happening now... police are looking for a suspect who allegedly used a stolen suv to ram an alameda county sheriff's deputy.(vicki) that officer then fired several rounds at the suspect. this all happened just after 9:30 this morning in hayward at arbor avenue near west a street... right off of interstate-880. (grant) that suv was found abandoned a few blocks away west of 880 on royal avenue. kron4's maureen kelly explains how it all went down here you can see the deputy's motorcycle on the ground. the alameda county sheriff say the officer tried to pull the suspect over for speeding, when for some unknown reason, the situation

tell us about it. >> yeah, that's right, erin.t as all the focus is on what the chief of staff john kelly what he potentially covered up as soon as these allegations against rob porter, the staff secretary. we have a second official who has resigned over domestic abuse allegations, which i should note he denies. this is davis sorrenson, a speechwriter for the administration or at least he was until he resigned after his wife in a very detailed account to had "the washington post" says he abused her during their marriage. including multiple disturbing things including running over her foot with a car, putting his cigarette out on her hand. and all of this comes as all the focus has been on the white house and not only on rob porter and what the allegations are against him from his two ex-wives, but he has now left the white house, and the focus has really turned on what top staffers in the white house knew about rob porter. because we have now learned this week that several senior administration officials are very aware of the deta

we know now that he was the last person to be with natalie before she disappeared. >> reporter: erin moriarty, cbs news, new york. >> ninan: you can see erin's full report "natalie wood: death in dark water," tonight on "48 hours," right here on cbs. still ahead, a new study shows the impact of climate change on polar bears. >> ninan: a new study shows polar bears in the arctic are shedding pounds. during the time that they should be beefing up. scientists blame climate change for shrinking the ice that serves as the bears' hunting ground. roxana saberi has more on the plight of the polar bears. >> reporter: this glimpse into the private lives of polar bears from their point of view is shaky but revealing because as nine female polar bears dove, hunted, and courted over three recent springs off the coast of alaska, scientists tracked them through colars that recorded video, location, and activity levels. they say what they found was worrying. >> you see the chin of the bear right here. >> reporter: george durner and researchers at the u.s. geological survey and university of californ

erin, part of me feels for her.in the situation where her dad has been accused of bad sexual behavior by at least 15 women. we've heard him talk about his own bad sexual behavior on the "access hollywood" tape. he's made sexual jokes about her on howard stern. she has the right to keep her distance, to be first daughter, to maybe go campaign for him. once she takes a job and come sbos into the white house, shooens your advisor, she cannot say that anymore. if sarah sanders has to answer that question, so does she. >> that was the role. she's going as the assistant and senior add visor to president trump, as the leader of that delegation. >> she's still the first question. i think we all have to step back and say, what would you do if somebody accused your dad? would answer probably the same way or feel very uncomfortable but i'm assuming she's had that conversation with him and he said, no, i didn't do that and she believes him as probably most daughters would believe their dad. >> she's also heard the "access holly

i'm erin coleman. damage totals more than $1.5 million. the question now, how will the district get all of its kids to school next week? nbc 10's randy gyllenhaal is live in south white hall township with the very latest. randy. >> reporter: those 25 bright yellow school buss have been turned into 25 charred black metal skeletons. what you see behind me used to be a building, a garage outside orefield middle school in lehigh county. as you can see the zbrath gone, all that's left are those busses that were inside. some of them also outside the garage, damaged as well. fire officials say the call came in about 3:00 a.m., first reported as smoke then the fire consumed everything in that garage. there were no injuries, but it took firefighters thundershowers get this blaze under control. the school district here, the parkland school district had to cancel classes because those buses are used to transport students. it makes about a fifth the school's entire fleet. the cause is under investigation but it started some where inside that garage. >

this is erin simmons, an olympian from steamboat springs.rin competed in the 2006 winter olympics, world championships, and multiple x games as a snowboard cross athlete. she's even taken home some hardware. >> eight x games. three silver medals. >> where are those now? >> almost gold. they're in a little case at home. >> turin, italy, was the first time that snowboard cross was introduced to the olympics. >> the inaugural year for snowboard cross. super fun. >> the sport involves up to six athletes racing down a narrow, undulating course with the objective to reach the finish line first. of course, it's a lot harder than she makes it look. can you give me a couple tips and inside info? >> mainly stay low. controlled. you know. parallel with your board. we're checking out every feature, what we feel might be the best line. coming in to it. going off of it. connecting to the next feature. you basically are trying to absorb stuff and pump down the other side. you want to land about here. >> with olympian training and 20 years experience under

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but the democrats are not buying it, erin. how do you see this playing out? will the memo see the light of day? >> the democrats are saying it's really hard to believe that the president didn't release the republican memo for political gain, if he refuses to also release the democratic memo. remember trump said that the republican memo vindicated him. now this memo was sent to president trump's desk by republicans and democrats on the committee. so now that it bounces from the white house back to the committee, they can still vote to release it. what they've been instructed to do is work with doj and fbi to relieve some of that sensitive and classified information in order to make the document public. >> do you think, betsy, that this, what could be perceived as a stalling tactic by some, does this help the president in any way? because the gop memo is out there for consumption and has been for quite some time. >> it's possible that it does. that said, we think it's important to know is i was told yesterday that the democratic memo does include much more deta

>> definitely i agree with erin and think we're seeing a trend whether donald trump jr. or any number of republicans using this to further discredit the fbi and department of justice, shocking for the law and order party to do that. yesterday republican voters showed turning on the fbi in large majoritiemajorities. >> i'm curious, erin. particularly the line seeing this as sweet revenge. for his family. >> yeah. >> that one's -- not, let's say, having been sanctioned by the attorneys. do you think they said to him, go out there and say that? >> no. but when do any of the trumps say things that are sanctioned by their attorneys? you know, donald trump jr.'s father certainly says whatever he wants on twitter all the time. i don't think donald trump jr. is talking to the attorneys as much as he probably should, in fact. >> okay. hmm. alexi, your reaction as well? sweet revenge? that may come to backfire. >> exactly. echoing the same statement trump said yesterday. hoped releasing this would end bob mueller's investigation. trump continues to call it a russian witch hunt he

hey, guys. >> reporter: hello, erin. we are two days out from what could be the biggest night in philadelphia sports history. >> reporter: going to take a live look at u.s. bank stadium here in minneapolis, home of superbowl lii and, of course, we all hope this is the site of the eagles' very first superbowl win. >> reporter: today eagles' quarterback nick foles and his teammates held their final full practice before their throwdown with the patriots. they focused on the red zone and scoring tuesday tuesdays. we have a show for you tonight from philadelphia to minneapolis. let's begin our team coverage with nbc 10 steven fisher live at the mall of america. the feelings are turning the city green tonight. look at that. >> reporter: jacquelin, when we got here to minneapolis earlier this week there was still a lot of purple around here, but that purple is fading and that eagles' green is taking over. >> go birds. >> reporter: eagles' nation is well-represented for superbowl lii here in minneapolis. >> we're getting close.

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erin made history in 2014 as the first u.s. athlete to win a singles luge medal after taking bronze after the sochi games. she was the first woman flag bearer since 2010. erin led 244 athletes, the largest team ever from the united states. yesterday, she competed in the last of her outstanding -- last olympics of her outstanding career. erin will be remembered as someone who shared -- shattered barriers for both men and women in the sport of luge. i want to thank oneida county erin hamlin or this incredible achievement -- on these incredible achievements. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from illinois seek recognition? >> i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. >> mr. speaker, i rise today to mourn the passing of chicago police commander paul bauer who was shot and killed in the line of duty yesterday. mr. lipinski: this is a terrible tragedy for the chicago police department and most of

we know now that he was the last person to be with natalie before she disappeared. >> reporter: erin cbs news, new york. >> glor: and erin will have much more about the natalie wood case saturday on "48 hours." coming up here, a ride on the world's longest zipline. like you do sometimes, grandpa? and puffed... well, when you have copd, it can be hard to breathe. it can be hard to get air out, which can make it hard to get air in. so i talked to my doctor. she said... symbicort could help you breathe better, starting within 5 minutes. symbicort doesn't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden symptoms. symbicort helps provide significant improvement of your lung function. symbicort is for copd, including chronic bronchitis and emphysema. it should not be taken more than twice a day. symbicort contains formoterol. medicines like formoterol increase the risk of death from asthma problems. symbicort may increase your risk of lung infections, osteoporosis, and some eye problems. you should tell your doctor if you have a heart condition or high blood pressure before taking it. symbicort could m

erin moriarty is with us now.s interesting. gayle probably knows and remembers he has not been forthcoming over the years. you once asked him about it. he was not want to talk about it. >> yeah. >> what's interesting, unlike robert wagner, he did talk to the investigators and they have said he's not a person of interest. >> his story has changed a little bit, like what he said initially to the police and then what he said in a "playboy" magazine, so it's really difficult, but they say he's not a person of interest. >> and how likely do you think criminal charges will be filed? does the boat captain have credibility at this point? >> they say he does. his story really hasn't changed that much over the years. the reason we raised questions he did originally sell his story to the tabloids. they say his story has stayed pretty much the same over the years and matches the new witnesses. >> criminal charges? >> well, time is not on the side of these investigators. remember, this is a 36-year-old case. robert wagner turn

erin jackson was a surprise of the u.s.ls qualifying for the olympic team just one year after first setting foot on ice. with that, jackson even exceeded her own expectations. >> well, that was all a surprise, the whole olympic thing. of course, my goal was to make it on the olympic team, but i didn't think it would happen this soon. my goal was more, the next olympic cycle. >> reporter: but long track speed skater erin jackson did make this year's olympic team, shaving nearly a full skoonld off her personal best to qualify in the 500 meters, even though she had only been skating on ice for about four months. take me through that moment when you realized you were actually going to the olympics. >> i kchbt even pinpoint the individual things i was feeling. it was just a whole bunch of everything, like shock, disbelief, and what? i still sometimes just don't believe it. i don't understand how it could have lapped. i mean i know i put in a lot of work, but i isn't the didn't see it coming. >> reporter: a heavily decorated inli

i'm erin coleman. the other big part of the weather picture today say huge swing in temperatures, up to 20 degrees difference from the lehigh valley to the shore. nbc 10 first alert glenn "hurricane" schwartz is here to break it all down for us. glenn. >> quite a wild picture and picture starts up to the north in the poke knows where the visibility's reduced, the snow is coming down hard and they're just loving it because it just adds to the great ski conditions. but farther to the south we have kind of a mixture, little bit of rain, little bit of freezing rain, even in northern delaware, will mng ton reporting freezing rain within the past hour. just because it maybe okay where you are now, it's still snow and ice in our northern suburbs. we have a rain area milder afternoon across much of the area and a cold but dry parade. look at the radar now, the blues are snow, the pink that is freezing rain and sleet, and the grain is t green is the rain. the warmer air is coming up from the south. had say shar

new at 6, nbc10's erin coleman shows us how his childhood coach is celebrating his success right along with the rest of us. >> i always knew he would be an olympian. >> reporter: she will always have a soft spot for adam rippon because for seven years he was her star student. >> he right away showed exceptional talent in his movements, ability to move, his personality and ability to work hard. it was from the beginning. >> reporter: so coaching rippon at local rinks like this one, he started at age 10 and by 13 he was headed to the junior nationals. >> i'd like to be in the olympics. i think i should take it one step at a. i. >> reporter: originally from clark summit, a suburb of scranton, his mother would drive him two hours each way every other day to philadelphia to train with her. >> we realized head a special ability. >> reporter: rippon would go on to live with his coach for 3 1/2 years all in an effort to chase his dream. on sunday night, moment he waited his whole life for, in his olympic debut, a flawless performance that helped team usa win bronze in the team skating competit

i'm erin coleman. >> i'm denise lovato. is a victory parade planned thursday at 11:00 and all parochial schools in the city will close as a result. upper darby schools also will be closed. the parade starts at broad and patterson street in south philadelphia and then heads towards the art museum. >> nbc10 is your official home of philadelphia eagles. watch their victory parade this thursday at 11:00 a.m. and on the free nbc10 app. >> live coverage of eagles elation from minneapolis to philadelphia. >> live at philadelphia international airport, lauren, you've been talking to passengers making their way home after that huge win and they are excited. >> erin and denise, the fans are super excited. they are still jumping up and down and still chanting. they are still crying, but, boy, do they have a story to tell. >> reporter: back in philadelphia, a champions welcome, even for the fans. >> what was it like to

i'm sorry, erin. >> no, that's okay so tony, we agree that it was not driven by fundamentals this was a ball-targeting move that was purely technical-driven with that in mind, we have seen a lot of that supply now taken out of the market. we have seen a lot of those ball funds go to zero or get -- considerably draw down in terms of total assets under management so with that now clear on the table and not yet -- not outstanding there as a potential driver for this move, who do you think that incremental seller is going to be, and what's going to drive that because it's not going to be a technical move we're both saying that fundamentals here are positive so what's going to be the driver of that move or who was going to be the driver of that move? >> well, actually, erin, i wouldn't say that it wasn't a fundamental move we came into 2018, expecting increased volatility and increased up side. and in mid january when we called for a pullback in the market, it was based on volatility of fed policy in other words, up until that point, you had absolutely no fear that the fed might do somethi

>> reporter: and patriots superfan erin gregory who won tickets to the big game. that's her son, brady. >> definitely need my brady shirt, but which one? i'll just take them all. >> reporter: erin chronicling her trip from boston for us. welcome to minneapolis. >> thank you, thank you. >> reporter: what does it mean to really be here? >> oh, it's so special to me. i'm so excited. this year i said i'm going, and then i got a call saying, you won tickets. and i was like no way! >> reporter: now you're here. >> now i'm here. >> reporter: a nonstop celebration in the streets of minneapolis this weekend despite an air temperature right now of 9 degrees and a wind chill -- let's not talk about the wind chill. don't forget the super bowl airs live on nbc this sunday evening. >>> still ahead, he's lost his job and received death threats. now the man that triggered that false missile alarm that sent hawaii into a panic gives his side of the story to us. >>> also, winter weather danger on the roads. a massive pile-up shutting down a major highway. >>> tonight for the first

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erin, thank you. >> thank you. kelly: and be sure to watch tomorrow house intel committee chairman devin nunes will be speaking to our own maria bartiromo on sunday morning futures and he'll share his concerns about the democratic memo, that's tomorrow at 10:00 a.m. eastern right here on fox news. julie: new allegation of domestic abuse e more thanking from the white house, speech writer david resigning following claims from his ex-wife he was violent and emotionally abusive during marriage after porter stepped down after two ex-wives accused him of physical and emotional abuse. president trump addressed the situation yesterday. >> i found out about it recently and i was surprised by it. it was very sad when we heard about it and certainly he's also very sad, now, we also as you probably know, he's innocent and i think you have to remember, he said first that he's innocent. julie: ellison barber live in washington with the very latest, ellison. >> president trump appeared to address domestic violence allegations a

erin. i think we are very grateful to the peace officer for us and the city, he acted very quickly (estacio ) police say they are still looking for possibly other suspects that may have been involved in this operation. ritght now they have two suspects in custody, te te (steve) new at 10. a man is behind bars...arrested for driving under the influence of alcohol in daly city...with a toddler on his lap. it happened january 25th... on fairlawn avenue. once at the scene officers found the 32-year-driver inside the car....with a one year old toddler sitting on his lap. the baby sustained head injuries ...and was taken to the hospital. and after further investigation...police discovered the suspect had three past dui's...and is currently on court probation for driving under the influence. the suspect was arrested for dui...and child cruelty. lawrence karnow: it was another spring-like day around the bay area with highs soaring into the 70s in many places. it should be a rather mild evening bofo

more on how russia-linked bots and trolls are using a tragedy to create confusion, we arjoined by erin griffith. she's a senior writer at "wired" magazine. >>> we can understand wpon it comes ttical conversations, especially as rolled out in this indictment this last week, that russian interest and influence. but why after a school shooting? >> a big goal of a lot of these influence campaigns are just to thrattract attention. that is where a lot of people's eye balls are going. not only to graio attebut to sow a little bit of discord. to latch onto a hot button issue like that, to use it to not just grow an audience but also omto spreade discord is an ideal fopportunity. t we saw this with a high pro time example of this but we acally saw this after the texas shooting last year and staff lavegas shooting as well. >> sreenivasan: this is an stunt for them to heat up the rhetoric for example the gun debate osh exploit existing divisions? >> this was kind of interesting. the hashtag guntr con now, you think would be in favor of gun control arguments, were trending. but in fact looks like

in and this is extremely urgent ok let's go straight to moscow our correspondent standing by for us erin the cease fire should be in place right now what are russian officials say. well so far we haven't been hearing any official announcements about the cease fire but of course we're in the couple minutes into it regarding the likelihood of how it will hold at least from the russian side axis it will most likely see them or of the cease fire in these initial phases initial hours of of the deal what the question that it really remains open right now is how the rebels will react to many the rebel groups haven't actually said whether or not they support the cease fire proposed by the assad government and by the russians and we might see some of those mortar strikes and rocket strikes in recent days that we have in recent days target umask is now if that were the case we could potentially see a reaction from the assad government from their air force to try to clamp down some of those rocket strikes if they continue so it really does remain to be seen whether or not the cease fire will hold t