most were from germany, which had at least 72 people on board, and spain which had 49. there were also passengers from argentina, australia, belgium, denmark, iran, israel, japan, mexico, the netherlands, the united kingdom, the united states, and also venezuela. the information could change as authorities begin to identify the remaining victims. >> an entire town in germany is struggling with the loss of sons and daughters, killed on their way home from a school trip.

we have not heard from any top police brass at this point or the mayor any kind of official release ofnformation about this situation. there are detectives from the homicide unit who normally get aside to a police shooting like this to handle any kind of investigation that are on the scene. chris o'connell is at the scene at this point. now, again, i have lost all contact with you guys. i can't hear you. but i just want to let you know at this hour, no official release of information here at temple but there are dozens of police officers broad street is blocked off here. the back area behind the hospital on york road here -- old york road is blocked off as well. dozens of police officers here at the hospital but no word yet from the police department on the condition of this officer. all we know at this .2 suspects in custody one of them is wounded is at einstein. the other at the homicide unit. >> all right, fox 29's dave schratwieser live from temple university hospital. thank you dave. >> from temple university let's go ahead and head up to 21st and lehigh north philadelphia. chris

the left lane but chp says they are in the clearing stages now but traffic is already pretty solid from atnd then slow on the span, as well. and then we have this wreck out in sonoma county westbound 37 at 121. unfortunately, it sounds like there may be a bicyclist involved in the accident. so everything is right now on the right-hand shoulder. we are seeing those delays already out of vallejo in those westbound lanes. that's "kcbs traffic." here's roberta. >> you ask and you shall receive. richmond westwood heard us asking for photos this morning so he said he saw this turkey in his front yard in livermore last night. i saw turkeys yesterday, too. then i walked in the studio and saw a big one called frank. [ laughter ] >> all right. >> gobble, gobble. [ laughter ] >> looking out towards the bay bridge this morning, we do have clear skies. a few clouds from time to time temperatures, temperatures in the 40s and 50s. later today much warmer than yesterday from the 60s up to the 79 degrees in the warmest spots of our inland areas west winds at 15. record warmth thursday and friday. captions

the crash victims were from at least 15 countries, most were from germany and spain. but there were others there from great britain, the netherlands, belgium, denmark, israel japan, iran australia, colombia and here in the united states. a french official says investigators are begun the process of identifying the remains of the victims and says that will take days and dna comparisons could take weeks. the french president, francois hollande the german chance lore angela merkel and the spanish prime minister mariano rajoy were met at the staging area. investigators now working to retrieve information from the plane's cockpit voice recorder after removing the damaged casing they say they have found what they described as usable audio files. we're getting details about the identities of the two americans on board flight 9525. let's go to our aviation correspondent rene marsh. rene what have you learned? >> wolf we now have the names of the two americans who were killed on board this aircraft. the first one, yvonne selke and her daughter, emily selke. we also know a litt

his name is alexander santiago gonzalez escaping from the jim -- jail at 8:45 last night. ers to take out the trash while in transit though, the 26-year-old escaped from the custody of a san francisco sheriff -- difficult. he was last seen running toward harrison street and backed in the jail in july for violation of narcotics trafficking and possession of firearms. he is originally from pescadero where he was arrested near his home last july. there is in word on where he is now but if anyone sees him or someone would might look like him, report it immediately >>> thank you. retirement is the top financial concern in the united states and one analyst said it is because the 401(k) system has failed us. >> a new biography of apple founder steve johns is out today. we have those stories and more in the morning money report. >>> good morning the markets are lower to start off today. the dow is down 50 and s&p and nasdaq lower in the single digits. california may not be as burdensome with taxes but lower and middle income earners were 21 and 15th in the company, 9 james of the i

mainly money 60 away from the coast at 4:00, and low-to-mid 60 away from the coast at 7:00.ow about the traffic, leyla? >> starting off with trouble. we have an accident in san jose involving an overturned vehicle. we have another car that spun out closer to san francisco and here is a picture the bay bridge toll plaza with traffic still light and we do have a few cars stacking up in the right hand lane. on the san mateo bridge it is looking clear from hayward to foster city at 12 minutes. >> we have breaking news following from europe at this hour. the french government said a flight has flighted near a village in a remote area of the french alps and 148 people were on the airbus a320. this flight originated in barcelona, spain and was en route to the german dusseldorf and it disappeared from radar. the prime minister hollande does not believe there are any survivors m this route the german wing flight 9525 disappears right there. >> we want to tell you the crash in the french asens there was an indication of a may day call by the pilot and a rapid descent from the cruising

otherwise 50s are common from livermore all the way through the city of san francisco at 55 degrees. winds are calm. this is our very latest satellite imagery. a couple of glitches from the satellite our goes west 10 satellite pardon that. otherwise we have the fog building off the coast. it's going to stay there until late tonight overnight a few clouds pushing onshore with the return of the onshore flow. otherwise, this big area of high pressure this huge dome funding into the bay area. warmest day with near or record warmth today then goes east. the return of that onshore push with a west wind 5 to 15 brings temperatures down gently for friday. 80s in northern california. 60s in lake tahoe where it's currently in the 30s. >> temperatures at the seashore today, 70s and 80s common bayside into the peninsula, mid- and high 80s inland. pollen report off the charts by sunday. and speaking of off the charts. temperatures above average through wednesday. that is your thursday weather report. kpix hmm... fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. everybody kno

among them at least 67 passengers from germany and 45 from spain. >> crews renewed their search just a short time ago. nbc's keir simmons is at the command center near the crash site this morning. keir, what is the latest? >> reporter: dara good morning. you can see behind me helicopters ferrying air accident investigators up to the crash site which is so difficult to reach. it takes hours to get there by foot a treacherous trek. the only way to get there other than that is in those helicopters. this weather has hampered the search but now it is back under way. i'm afraid the search is for evidence for debris and for bodies. they have found one black box. there are reports it has been damaged, but there does not appear to be preventing them from at least finding some clues from that black box. meanwhile, we've spoken to one person who lives in the last village before the crash site. he describes hearing a low rumble very unusual sound of a plane and then hearing nothing, no crash, no explosion, and he doesn't understand why because he didn't realize the plane had crashed until he lear

so far they've recovered dna from at least 78 victims. >>> d.c. council member at large david grosso is calling for a ban on public funds spent on travel to indiana because that state's governor signed indiana's new freedom religious act saying a business can deny some based on their religious beliefs. >>> a loudoun county family says they're alive today thanks to their dog. at 14 years of age mico has a hard time walking and barking now, but nothing stopped him from waking up the family to a fire early sunday morning. david meyers said mico woke him before his house alarms went off. >> i'm not even sure we could have gotten out because the smoke was really starting to fill up inside the house. so i attribute being here today that my dog saved our lives. >> meyers' 3-year-old girl was treated for smoke inhalation, then released. loudoun county county fire is still investigating what caused this fire. >>> let's face it. finding love this day in age can be hard, especially if you smoke pot, really? coming up we'll help smokers connect with that speci

generally speaking we're looking at them ranging from 7 to 14 miles per hour. r hood if you're going for a walk. as we look at satellite we have cloud cover from philadelphia south, especially over philadelphia and south jersey and delaware. generally speaking we didn't think they would hang in there real well, there's another batch of clouds on the other side of pittsburgh marching into western pennsylvania. as we go into the afternoon maybe you'll see that coming in. generally speaking though, mostly sunny the rest of the way. allentown a high of 39 degrees, it will be cool for the rest of the afternoon in the lehigh valley. down in atlantic city, 45 degrees, chilly conditions there. in philadelphia, somewhere in between we'll go for a high of 42. mostly sunny brisk with that wind running 7 to 14 miles per hour. tonight the cold air is with us, everybody, 27 degrees is the overnight low partly cloudy and cold. the winds easing back a little bit 4 to # miles per hour. for the evening commute looks like one for sunglasses we'll see the temperatures dip but it wi

we have a photo of the suspect. 57-year-old scott dunham died from at least one gunshot wound. ief confirmed he was get at 3:20 a.m. -- he was dead at 3:20 a.m. the s.w.a.t. team went into the apartment using explosives and went in with a robot with a pole camera. the suspect was found on the balcony area. this all began just before 7:00 last night. police got a call of a drunken suicidal man on the 2100 block of "senter road." three officers responded to the call. they knew he had access to weapons and possibly a rifle. >> you saw the cop fall to the ground? >> yes. >> where was the suspect shooting from? >> patio. patio. i guess he was third or second floor. but shot down. so he was on one of them floors on the patio. >> reporter: can you tell me what his condition was like? >> yeah, instant. it was instant. yeah, like he died instantly. i know he died instantly. >> reporter: witnesses say the officer was shot in the head and likely never saw it coming. officers returned fire at that time. it is possible the suspect was injured during that time because there were no other repo

at the 12 hour day planner, 48 to 56. cooler this morning. by noon it will warm fromgh clouds and mild temperatures at 62 at coast and breezy to 76 inland and a comfortable evening at 58 to 70s degrees. record highs are coming up. the roads? let's take a look at them. >> right now the bay bridge toll plaza has a lot of cars in the right and left lane. fast track is down the middle and not too bad. the bulk of the traffic is confined to the altamont pass a tough drive. that is in the next report. from emeryville camera to the eastern span you can see the tail lights are thickening approaching treasure island and it is slow-and-go with an accident in daly city is impacting the commute. >> we have breaking news, san jose police are revealing new details of the death of one of their own, a veteran officer killed in the line of duty and the stand off that ended with the suspect dead. amy? >> we wrapped up an only emotional press conference with the police chief describing having to tell the department of the death of one of their own officers. he said they are in tears. so

>> i don't people any pressure from that at all. it's the same way i look at raven wilkinson and how emotional i got the first time i spoke to her, hear her story, being the first african-american to dance in a ballet company, to experience what she went through. i saw myself in her, and i know that that's what they are seeing in me. and it pushes me to get going, setting an example to push as hard as i can as far as i can so they will have an easier past. >> you're watching "talk to al jazeera." stay with us as i speak to misty copeland about race and body image in the world of ballet. >> heavily armed combat tactics >> every little podunk wants their tank and their bazooka... >> with s.w.a.t. raids on the rise... >> when it goes wrong, it goes extremely wrong... >> what's the price for militarizing our police >> they killed evan dead >> faul lines, al jazeera america's hard hitting... >> today they will be arrested... >> ground breaking... >> they're firing canisters of gas at us... >> emmy award winning investigative series... de

from reuters. and that is this -- it is being reported by the french interior minister that they have found at leastack boxes, make no mistake, they are orange. this is something they may have been able to spot from the sky as there is no reporting that anyone has been able to land. there has been some reporting that rescuers. >> reporter: at least recovery agents have been able to lower via cable from helicopters but no helicopters are landing but there is news that one of the flight reporters has been found, whether it is the flight data recorder or the cockpit voice recorder is unclear at this time. but one of those recorders has been found. whether it's been retrieved is also another issue as the weather is terribly inclement and terribly difficult for those on the ground to recover anything at this point given that they've been lowered in. anyone who may be on the ground did not land. they were cabling down from hovering helicopters. we're continuing to watch that story. >>> we're also watching these tense moments that developed on capitol hill this morning where lawmakers were grilling the dir

at 4:00. alicia vitarelli is in the newsroom. >> happy freebie friday from free water ice to free t-shirts. und it up at 4:00. they call it inappropriate, today in big talkers we hear about an ohio girl that was pulled out of school because of a transgender student. and move over powders we'll explore overpluckers for a way back to big and bold. eyebrow extensions. we'll tell you about them. and you can take us with you on the go if you have not downloaded our 6 abc news app can you take us with you on the go. >>> another check of the accuweather forecast when we return, stay with us. >>> meteorologist, melissa magee, is back now, spring arrives at 6:45 tonight are we in the clear then? >> yes i think that is about when the precip will exit but until then mother nature says winter is still here. stormtracker 6 live double scan showing you we have got the snowfall across much of the delaware and lehigh valley and some snow around areas in south jersey, but light rainfall in cape may we'll go in tighter with street level and stormtracker 6 live double scan, and we have the heavier pocket of sn

and i know the area, and i know that the shots came from at least by the grassy area beyond the subway. so nowhere near the protesters. i'm thinking about, i'm trying to rebuild what happened. and it took me at least 30 seconds of watching before i realized there was an officer down. one, when i figured that out, i think everybody else kind of figured it out at the same point. we just began to run. the protesters we were not there to shoot cops. we don't like violence and so we did what anybody else would do. we ran away. >> so marcus were you not far from where the protesters were. and you believe you heard the direction from where the shots were fired and you believe it was behind the protesters. what was the reaction once the shots rang out from the police? how did they react? what did they do? >> caller: well, that was one of the things that i noticed as i was running away. like i said it took me about, i was probably the fastest i've ever run in my life before i got in my car. as i was driving away all the cops were down on their knees with guns drawn. i could see several of them

at 10:00. also happening, a peace rally near the murder scene a few blocks from here at 22nd and lehigh. and this afternoon, ministers from churches will gather at the 22nd to pray for officers in that district who lost one of their own. we'll have some more remembrances of officer wilson coming up in the next 30 minutes. live in north philadelphia, jesse gary nbc 10 news. >> thank you, jesse. all across the country, people are remembering officer wilson and reacting to his death. that includes actor and comedian, dan aykroyd. he has said that he plans to donate money to wilson's family. so has members of california's gaming community. if you would like to learn more just go to the nbc 10 news app. >>> only nbc 10 has this surveillance video of a fight that witnesses say led to the police-involved shooting in philadelphia's old city neighborhood we first told you about yesterday morning. witnesses heard gunshots as the fight at second and market streets were breaking up. three money jumped into a car to get away from the gunfire. police saw that car turn the wrong way on to chestnut stree

approached the suspect, he was in a patio area police say he opened fire. >> the suspect fired at the officers from his residence. fatally striking an officer. >> now other officers immediately returned fire. police believe that dunham may have been hit at that time. because the scene is a very large apartment complex it took police several hours to evacuate the area. we do understand that the police chief is expected to make a statement about this case in the next few minutes. ktvu fox 2 janine de la vega is trying to get that comment from the police chief right now. we're going to check in with her in a little bit. but when that happens, we'll bring that to you here. we're also learning about the background of the veteran officer that was killed. officer michael johnson. san jose mayor sam liccardo tweeted a message of condolences saying johnson left behind a family. he was a 14 year veteran from the san jose police department. he was the 12th officer in the department's 166 year history to die in the line of duty. the messages of sympathy have been pouring in for officer johnson's family. >> thi

new fosterty is 43 and cupertino is 41. 46 at brentwood. >> from the east bay hills camera you can see another still morning with huge microclimates seeing temperatures coming together headed into the afternoon at 66 to 70 at the coast and 69 to 75 for the bay and inland neighborhood and lack of fog at the golden gate bridge and this is the difference moving forward saturday night into sunday the marine layer comes back and look at the temperatures dropping nearly 70 at the coast to low-to-mid 60 by sunday and the pattern holds through monday. i have the rain coming up in the seven-day forecast. >> we are starting at the richmond-san rafael toll plaza and the drive from richmond to the north bay is not a problem is not seeing too many vehicles. just to 9 east we have a new accident at hilltop on 80 on the shoulder and not causing problems. we have a problem near san francisco if you travel northbound along 101 at oyster point we have cones and a construction sign in the lanes south of san bruno. c.h.p. will have to do a traffic break and remove the debris. along 101 from san bruno we h

from the eu jumped 28.5%. france, though take a look at that up nearly 370%. the germans increased their fdi by roughly 60%. now the officials say european companies are setting up automobile and chemical plants in china. investment from japan, as i mentioned, it was down just about 16%. the amounts were down more than 30% from both the u.s. and asean countries. now experts are blaming rising costs following a hike in the minimum wage. that's making them reluctant to invest in more manufacturing. >>> well workers at one of japan's top automakers are hoping to share the spoils of what's been a bumper year. nissan employees are demanding a big pay rise and they're due to find out soon if they'll get it. union leaders are sitting down with nissan executives for the final round of wage negotiations. sources say the executives are considering a base pay raise of more than $40 a month on average. now that would be up sharply from the nearly $30 hike that the workers got last year. they're also looking at boosting bonuses. that would be the equivalent of nearly six months' pay. executives at fuji heavy industries a

atlantic city has a break right now from the rainfall at 45 degrees. there you can see puddles. this is the view from blue mountain in the pocano mountains. we'll see the rain stick around right through the morning. it is light rain in philadelphia, but look at this line of steadier rainfall that is moving through and past chester county into upper montgomery and bucks counties. and to the north, this will be moving into the lehigh valley in the next half hour. rainfall in our area to the north, the pocano mountains, watching for snowflakes mixed in with rainfall. this system is going to be slow to move out today. hour by hour future weather shows rain still falling at 8:00 this morning. that's a steady light rain at 8:00. by 9:00 it gets a little bit heavier. that's 9:00 where you can see the heavier showers in delaware and south jersey at that hour. going into the late morning hours, umbrellas are still going up in the area. off to the north and west we'll slowly see improvement during the afternoon hours. a light rainfall and sprinkles in the reading and allentown area while a

>> i don't people any pressure from that at all. it's the same way i look at raven wilkinson and how emotional i got the first time i spoke to her, hear her story, being the first african-american to dance in a ballet company, to experience what she went through. i saw myself in her, and i know that that's what they are seeing in me. and it pushes me to get going, setting an example to push as hard as i can as far as i can so they will have an easier past. >> you're watching "talk to al jazeera." stay with us as i speak to misty copeland as i talk about race >> protestors are gathering... >> there's an air of tension right now... >> the crowd chanting for democracy... >> this is another significant development... >> we have an exclusive story tonight, and we go live... . >> you just can't get through. >> a lot of people assume that there are a lot of eating disorders in the world of ballet. could you put that in some perspective, is that so, or is it overblown. >> you know, we are athletes. we have to take care of our bodies. but we

at usc. our reporter is in berkeley with the latest. >> janet? >> uc berkeley students returned to school today fromill -- eloi vasquez is still missing. the family is desperate and are offering $50,000 reward. eloi vasquez was a soccer player here at cal and down to los angeles on spring break with soccer teammates and last seen on saturday at 1:30 a.m. at a fraternity party on the usc campus and he told his friends he wanted to go for a walk but never returned. >> last person to speak to him was a friend in berkeley who received a call from eloi vasquez who was worried. his friends thing he may have gone to the beach. >> his mother said he did not have identification or money when he disappeared and his cell phone has been turned ago. >> it is scary to have in word from him at all and have no idea and no communication or leads or where he could possibly be. >> his mother and two younger brothers were in los angeles asking the public for help and posting missing person flyers and say this is out of character for eloi vasquez and police in los angeles do not thing foul play was involved. >>> eloi va

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most were from germany, which had at least 72 people on board, and spain which had 49. there were also passengers from argentina, australia, belgium, denmark, iran, israel, japan, mexico, the netherlands, the united kingdom, the united states, and also venezuela. the information could change as authorities begin to identify the remaining victims. >> an entire town in germany is struggling with the loss of sons and daughters, killed on their way home from a school trip. >> reporter: overwhelmed by pain and sorrow, many coming to the makeshift memorial are in tears, mourning the loss of 16 students and two teachers. they were close to the victims. >> i knew all of them. they were all in my grade, and two of them i was very close. yeah, there was one good friend of me also, and we already planned things for the future, what we're going to do when they return from their trip. >> reporter: the school has identified the students and teachers who were killed, publish thing death notice on their website, and leaving of the town's young people fighting the agony. >> i think it's

did not penetrate skin. >> one of the mep did suffer a shoulder injury from the shootings, the names are not released but a coworker at nelson tree trimming said this incident from the highway is hard to fathom. >> everyone is shocked because we are a small company. >> the two men released from the hospital. >> now, we want to emphasize that there's no link. the f.b.i. is investigating and they have a shell fragment from the incident on the icc that might help and they are asking anyone that may have witnessed the incidents to call them. reporting live in laural, hank silvererburg. w sa9. >>> a former marine was sentenced to 25 years in prison two years ago for firing shots at the pentagon and other military facilities in 2010. he was 24-year-old jonathan malandko and told investigators he wanted people to be afraid of supporting the war in iraq. no one was hurt. >>> a man charged in the murder of hanna graham is scheduled to appear in court tomorrow. a judge is expected to hear arguments on a motion by jesse matthews attorney to delay his trial. his attorneys are asking the state to provide them with a dna expert. as

take a look at the microclimate forecast, temperatures anywhere from 10 to 15 degrees cooler than todayhat means, 71 in san jose morgan hill at 69. for the peninsula, it's going to be cold at the coastline and you'll be hard-pressed to find a lot of sunshine. 61 degrees. palo alto 70 and san francisco, 60s from sohama towards forest hill. a little bit warmer in napa. sunshine first into the early afternoon with 74 degrees. santa rosa 71. a mix of low 70s for the trivalley. the extended forecast throughout the week, there's not any rainfall. we expect over the next seven days check this out. san jose, above average, 70-degree weather not only tuesday but for wednesday, thursday, friday and saturday. san francisco into the 60s thursday. friday and saturday popping up into the 70s. the only hitch in the forecast is going to be the pollen. there we go. computers getting it going. deciding to work tonight. high categories of pine alder, ash and juniper. want to leave you tonight with our next forecasting issue. we keep looking down the pipeline for that next possibility of rainfall. check th

i do not have a representative at this time from the santa monica airport. we hope to have ta forhat for you. >> eyewitnesss say the engine falter and could hear the engine stop. >> i can't confirm that. i haven't talked to the witnesses at this point in time. i have no information as to why this plane ended up where it is right now. at this point it would be very preliminary for me to make any conjecture on that. >> the injuries to the 70-year-old male occupant he suffered some moderate trauma and he was alert and conscious. paramedics from the los angeles fire department transported the patient to local area hospital. >> you rescue people who are in these traumatic crashes, is it amazing he was, not walk away but survive this? >> just my personal experience i've been on several plane crashes, single engine small personal aircraft and normally the outcomes are fatality so yes. we're very thankful that the passenger, from what we appear now, had moderate injuries and it was an injury that was populated by local bystanders and an area that didn't impact any ho

at the golden gate bridge, a great drive into san francisco. the east bay is looking slow on i-80 fromes to el sobrante with traffic building through san pablo and better conditions into berkeley with the drive heading across the richmond-san rafael bridge at 63 miles per hour. a great commute but still slow. over the altamont pass tracy to dublin, one hour and ten minutes because of an early accident cleared a long time ago involving a big rig so never had a chance to dissipate and highway 4 and 101 is building. >> striking a balance define work life and homelife. a new referlation of how your stress level can impact your limit ones. >> first weather and traffic during the commercial break and you have the golden gate bridge where traffic is looking mighty i'm caridee. i've had moderate to severe plaque psoriasis most my life. but that hasn't stopped me from modeling. my doctor told me about stelara®. it helps keep my skin clearer. with only 4 doses a year after 2 starter doses... ... stelara® helps me be in season. stelara® may lower your ability to fight infections and increase your

i know that area and i know the shots came from at least over by the grassy area beyond the subway. ng to rebuild what happened. it took me at least 30 seconds of watching before i realized there was an officer down. when i figured that out, i think everybody else figured it out at the same point. we just began to run. that was probably the fastest i ever run in my life before i got to my car. as i was driving away the cops were down on their knees with guns drawn. i could see several of them standing over what i think was the cop that was shot. they were lifting him away and pulling him away. >> as chief belmar mentioned, the shooting marked a violent end to what was mostly a peaceful protest earlier that evening. a few scuffles did break out. police arrested at least two people. the shootings and protests came hours after embattled police chief tom jackson would resign one week from today. jackson, the latest in the series of officials stepping down after the justice department released a blistering report that faulted police tactics and city policies. chief jackson's letter said q

action news." >> thank you we have been updating the story as it happened at 6abc.com, we have the latest information and photos from the crime scene find it there right now at 6abc.com. >>> winter cold is gripping the region, temperatures remain well below zero and neighborhoods are still covered in yesterday's snowfall, thousands of kids were kept home from school again as we head into the first full weekend of march for more on this frigid friday, melissa magee is in for david murphy. >> we are off to a frigid start new lows in locations reading had a new low of 2 degrees, allentown hit 3 degrees and 8 for dover and wilmington new record lows, atlantic city 8 degrees and philadelphia 1 degree shy with a morning low of just 11 degrees. outside this afternoon not much in the way of recovery we have the winds and a fresh injection of arctic air it feels like 12 in the city and 9 in dover and across the coast in beach haven 13 and 7 in lancaster. here is satellite 6 along with action radar we have cleared out nicely in the wake of the snowfall we had in our region yesterday, a mostly sunny skies but it will stay on t

our first look at videotape from the night that two agents drove through the scene of an active bomb scare investigation at the white house after an alleged night of drinking. nbc's kristen welker has more. >> reporter: this washington, d.c., police video was taken from a camera just outside the white house grounds. it shows a government car with two secret service agents inside, bumping a plastic barricade in front of a security checkpoint. the driver backs up a few feet and then drives forward out of view. at the time, agents on duty were investigating a bomb threat at that very site. moments captured in the video that was partially edited for today's hearings. lawmakers questioned secret service director joseph clancy yet again and released part of an e-mail which describes the incident in some detail. the e-mail is circulated anonymously soon afterwards, and says the aegts were both extremely intoxicated, that some officers at the scene were going to arrest both of them, but the watch commander said not to. clancy, who said he didn't learn about the incident until five days later,

from iran? >> exactly. they're looking at -- they perceive this as a threat from the iranians. at the houthis as nothing more than a proxi iranian force, just like we can look at hezbollah as a proxi iranian force in southern lebanon. so they feel there's a threat and they're going to do this before the situation gets worse. what they do not want is an iranian-run state on their southern border, because they already feel they have enough problems on their northern border with the iranians exercising a lot of power in beirut, in damascus, in baghdad, and now with the houthis in yemen. it's a real problem for them. you have to give the saudis credit. they perceive a threat and are acting on it. >> pakistan, jordan and suzanne are willing to participate in ground offenses and just go over those countries again. uae, jordan, qatar, bahrain, contributing fighter jets into the air campaign. this is a big coalition. this just didn't happen overnight. this coalition building has been going on for some time and we didn't know about it. >> we didn't publicly know about it. i suspect we d

from philly southward. and it is moving right in our direction. look at this. moving from southwest to northeast. so it will be dryer the farther north and west you are. and the more hours of rain toward the shore. and delaware south jersey getting significant amount even more back there in virginia moving to the northeast. just does not look like it is going to be clearing. here is the hour by hour. you can see the more significant rain in new jersey and delaware. some sprinkles generally in the philadelphia area and some places north and west. and even by 6:00 still might be around. by 8:00 it is still around in parts of new jersey and delaware. and this particular model even brings a couple of showers in by later this evening. it is a damp picture. it is 42 degrees now in philadelphia. 43 degrees by noon. going to be damp and the rain mostly toward the south and east, new jersey and delaware this afternoon. temperatures stay in the 40s. gets even colder than that with some snow showers over the weekend. the timing coming up in a few minutes. >> thank you, glenn. >>> philadelphia police arrest

at 52. now, from the east bay hills camera, it is looking more dry than yesterday but there is still a last humidity in the air so a stray shower is possible inland and look at the temperatures pretty mile at 67 to 73. at the coasts it will become breezy this afternoon keeping you around 61 to 63 and the bay, we will see more clouds than yesterday and temperatures are the same if not slightly warmer at 66 to 70. in san jose, 280 and 17 dry. three day forecast, warm tomorrow nearly record highs on thursday and friday away from the coast and we will be in the upper 60 to 70 with low-to-mid 80's elsewhere. we will see if it lasts into the weekend. >> good morning everyone my hands are feeling empty this morning. i miss the puppies. the puppies. it was fun. we are starting off busy and i want to let you know 21 bart trains are on time and san rafael 101 is clear as you head in the southbound direction and those are the tail lights moving in toward 580 and toward san pedro and northbound traffic has no problems. we have zipper truck and you can see it is doing its work as it makes its way northbo

it's hard to look at it from that standpoint. llings is a way to look at that quarterly trajectory. we think that that is showing strong quarter over quarter sequential growth. overall, another thing i should have mentioned is the number of deals above $100,000, we reported at 57 deals in q4 that were new, six-figure transactions, up year over year from 41 deals in q4 of f.y. 2015. that's things that when you look at where we're trying to shift the business, more toward the enterprise, those are the kind of metrics we think will be important to the health of the business. cory: and the marketing sense, -- expense as percentage of revenues, it's the lowest it's ever been, it's still really freaking high. do you -- explain to me, try to do -- you try to do this in your statement, show cohorts, there are different classes of customers, can you talk to me about giving that idea again and maybe talk about what this quarter shows further along those lines? aaron: we tried to illustrate two concepts in our s1 and road show. first was the

these are images from cameras at a home depot store in pleasanton. a security guard tried to stop her in the parking lot. a car with an accomplice hit the guard. the guard is expected to recover from a knee injure as well as cuts and scrapes. >>> fights between two men at a muni station led to one of them being pushed onto the tracks of the the man who was pushed had serious head injuries too, but he did manage to pull himself back onto the platform in time. >>> a 6-year-old santa rosa girl is in the hospital with life-threatening injuries after a car hit her. she and her family were in a crosswalk on pet la petaluma hill road. the man behind the wheel stopped and is cooperating with police. >>> former rap music mowing gel marion sugar knight has a new attorney. he was back in a courtroom for a hearing. new video allegedly showed knight's red truck running over two men back in january. one person died. knight's new attorney said he was attacked first. >> once you are established as the initial aggressor in california you cannot say let me out of this.

>>> right now school officials are looking into air quality the at the paulsboro schools after a toss even people got sick yesterday from fumes at paulsboro high school. more on whether they will open up this morning. >>> but first lets check with katie. what a windy cold day yesterday. >> absolutely, really looking like we will end up with a calm before the storm kind of days where there is really no major weather head line other than it is on the chilly side for us out there. we can go out to sky cam and show thaw ben franklin bridge. we have news just over the span of the bridge but for now the skies are just clear and it will stay that way for yet another day for you. the the big difference from yesterday is it is no where near as windy. so that in itself will be a nice little break for you the problem is break doesn't last very long. we have snow coming up in time to start the spring season officially. we will send it back to you. >> just in time. >> thanks, katie. >> we have new development in the murder investigation of

at noon. upper 50s to mid-60s from the coast to inland. clear and a lot of stars tonight add low-to-mid 60s by 7:00. >> now a check on the traffic situation this morning. sue? >> hotspots out there, and first at the san mateo bridge. it is busy. no major stalls or accidents on the span. it is 14-minute delay from the toll plaza to the san mateo side. trouble here on 9 byron highway. this is highway 4. there is slow traffic. trouble at the byron highway. we have a head-on collision. c.h.p. and ambulance enen route. avoid that area if you can. northbound 680 a problem and motorcycle down westbound 580 slowing things into the dublin interchange. >>> breaking news in antioch. police are questioning three people who crashed their car into a home on mahogany way overnight to see if they were involved in a fatal shooting at an apartment complex not too far away. an officer heard shots on hudson court after 11 o'clock last night and saw a car speed off without lights. officers found a shotgun two blocks from the murder. they are looking into whethe

it is far from over at this point but they appear to have it lock down and stop the flames from spreadingo douse the flames on top. for now it is latest from the tioga a section of north philadelphia, i'm steve paterson for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". more updates after this, nicole. thanks steve. >>> investigators from ocean a are on the scene of the deadly explosion at a bucks county manufacturing plant. this was the scene overnight at the plant on the 900 block of homelock road in mar again town. the circumstances remain unclear but investigators identified victims as 27 year-old jacob lopez from effort to. he is survived by his fiance. >>> trouble new information emerges about thursday's gas explosion and building collapse in new york. the blast was caught on tape and two people are still missing in manhattan's east village. it may have been cause by a worker tapping a gas line. a fire fighters a say there was carnage all around him. >> the gas is number one killer on have firemen. if you look at the history you know it is an old saying i was scared but i did it anyway. you just, you kno

johnson had pulled up to this location right directly across from us, at which point he was shot and instantly. it was a single shot. we know that the shot came back from the wood line no more than 30 to 50 yards away. >> as you can see, the forward most bus up there is the one where the -- >> johnson's death brings the entire case home to montgomery county. >> i can remember just thinking, they're back. >> police find another note in the woods. >> we knew that if we could engage them, we would be that much closer to them either screwing up or making another mistake that would help us catch them. >> they did exactly what we asked them to do. they started writing us letters, they started calling. >> one of the phone calls basically told us we needed to look at a robbery that had occurred in montgomery, alabama. >> the call, it later turned out, was from lee boyd malvo. was he just bragging or hoping to get caught? no one knows, but it was a critical break. >> he didn't identify himself as the sniper. he says, you just got to look at that. >> i called montgomery, alabama. i said, did yo

at 10:00. also happening today, a peace rally near the murder scene, a few blocks from here over at 22nd and lehigh. this afternoon, minister from churches in the 22nd and 23rd districts will meet over at the 22nd and pray for the officers in that district who lost one of their own. coming up in the next 30 minutes, more from the priest who will give that special homily later this morning. live from north philadelphia jesse gary nbc 10 news. >> thank you, jesse. meantime gamestop has released a statement that says in part everyone in the gamestop family will always remember officer wilson for his sacrifice while defending our staff and customers. that gamestop location, north philadelphia arewhere the shooting happened, is closed until further notice. >>> now to a developing story that we're following out of delaware. police discovered a man dead and a woman injured inside this minivan in newcastle on dupont highway. troopers arrived on the scene around 5:00 this morning, after the car ran into a ditch. state police say the woman went to the hospital. no word yet on her condition. police have been

from here? >> announcer: you're watching news4 at 4. >>> right now at 4:30, desertion desertion. s this afternoon against army sergeant bowe bergdahl who was released from taliban captivity last year in a controversial prisoner exchange. >>> storm team 4 radar has been tracking those showers that moved across our area, but get ready for more. veronica johnson is tracking what comes next and when. next at 4:30, we're staying on top of big developments this afternoon in that deadly plane crash in the french alps. welcome back. i'm pat laus willingten lawson muse. >> i'm jim handli. now we know two of the three americans who were on that flight are from jornnorthern virginia. emily and her mom were on board. we are more on the crash investigation. >> reporter: here in southern france, the mystery continues on what caused the crash of the germanwings flight tuesday morning. it was flying from barcelona to dusseldorf and suddenly out of the blue for no particular reason it crashed into the mountains. now, we were expecting some information to come out about a black box found yesterday

at pacifica. tracy is 57. from the sutro tower you can see how clean the air is. in the afternoon 73 to 80 inland. up to 64 at the coast. away bay, 68 to 76. there is more warmth coming in the weekend and tomorrow, 280 and 17, we are in the 80's away from the coast tomorrow and 60s and 70s and friday, 60 70s and 80's as the cooling takes place hitting inland on saturday. the sunday forecast is ahead. mike here is the golden gate bridge northbound direction open up an extra lane southbound coming from marin southbound you will not find delays. as we move over to drive time traffic, tracy to dublin is at 52 minutes, slow with a new accident westbound 580 however, that is more in oakland right around 13, highway 13. highway 4 right now antioch to conquer is 13 minutes and 101 southbound a quick 16-minute compute. >> it is 4:39. happening today, the 12 patients involved in a rare six-way kidney swapped perform this month at san francisco's california pacific medical senter road will be reunited. according to the "san francisco chronicle", the six denors and six recipie

: at first they just shot at everyone from all around and killed most of the people. second time they went over and those who were sighing and were in pain they would find them and kill them. they would shoot at their head. >> he passed out from the pain and bleeding. >> translator: when i became aware again i crawled up to see who was alive and had gotten out before me. >> he was one of three male survivors in what would become known as the koe cho massacre. isis killed an estimated 500 men that day. his cousin was outside of the town, but isis was all around the area and they captured him. >> translator: isis kidnapped me for 17 days. >> he escaped from captivity at night when his guards were sleeping. once he was free, he made a horrible discovery. >> translator: my sister was taken captive with my wife. they took about 700 women and children in the village. they took everyone that we cared about. they took all of our dears. for a father a man, his wife is dear to him. his daughters, his sons, family, friends, his tribe. they took everything from us. >> ava, a villa

. >> investigators learned that nancy was about to testify at the embezzlement trial of her former boss fromow. nancy told friends she was uncomfortable at the thought of testifying against her former colleague. part of that may have resulted from a threatening letter she received. >> stay out of the bagwell case or you and your family will face the wrath of god. >> it's, i guess kind of a veiled threat. no one ever knew where it came from. >> at nancy's autopsy the pathologist found no signs of disease in her internal organs. but toxicology tests revealed some surprising results. nancy lyon had been poisoned with arsenic. >> all the specimens showed significant amounts and levels of arsenic. and what that shows is that the poison was absorbed through the gi tract, that it was distributed through the blood. >> patients often don't know they're poisoned since the symptoms are so common. >> people don't think about a poisoning immediately. they think it's just a natural thing. and when you have nausea and vomiting, that certainly is a common symptom. >> most of the poisonings that you see nowa

. >>> new information now from septa. atthis news conference today it announced it will not fight ads portraying the image of adolph hitler. it followed a judge's ruling that septa must allow the ads to go up. the ads feature hitler and carry the tag line quote, jew hatred it's in the koran. septa said the ads violated standards. a pro-israel group called the american freedom initiative produced the ads. >>> the eagles faithful are bidding fairwell torewell to one of the most legendary birds of all time. family and friends gathered to remember him in bethlehem. a private mass will be held tomorrow. he passed away over the weekend after a brief illness. he played a franchise record 14 seasons with the eagles starting in 1949. his toughness on the field earned him the nickname concrete charlie. prior to the nfl he played football at the university of pennsylvania and that was after serving in world war ii. >> he plays 14 seasons in philadelphia and does the amazing things that he did, i just -- i just think he's a remarkable s

. >>> good afternoon, breaking news from the national security agency headquarters at fort meade topping our news today. you're looking at a live picture from sky 9 of the nsa headquarters where one person was killed, two injured when a vehicle tried to ram the entrance to the base this morning. cbs news reports that two men in the vehicle who tried to get on the fort meade campus were dressed as women at the time. scott is life with the latest developments of what seems to be a bizarre case, scott. >> reporter: well, the fbi is telling us they do not believe it is terrorism related, but as you report, it certainly is bizarre. we have confirmed from a local source these two were men dressed as women complete withwigs and bras trying to get through the gate this morning. it appears two people in a dark ford escape suv were confronted at the gate and some how attempted to force their way through, they were turned around at a secondary barrier, their car collided with a law enforcement vehicle here on campus. there was gunfire, one of the people in the suv, a man dressed as a woman was kill

beforehand the effort you guys are looking at and hopefully pass this is very important i wanted to before i just lost it read to you some lines if the preamble from the what is this the general plan of san francisco under the planning department one of the things that commutes muni service overburden our streets is neighborhood parking it is part of the general plan at existing housing the neighborhood to be conserved and protected where it is preserved in the neighborhood and number one existing neighborhood retail uses be preserved and enhanced and future opportunities for employment's and other things for the businesses that's in our general plan it is never considered in any kind of small or medium or large sort of prongs this would be a great thing thank you. >> thank you. >> scott i'm speaking as cal insurance this time i applaud the commission for taking this very significant step forward in assisting small businesses to with stand the construction projects in their area i don't think that small businesses really want to stop the projects but want to be brought into the discussion as was talked about before, during and after this is a grea