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same with getty, and reuters, it is tough when you have a large staff.ew york times purchased it for me, i am thrilled with it. brian: let's go back to some of photographs. here's one for twitter. from the white house briefing room. doug: that one has a lot of interesting comments on twitter. it was a day when we had seen the president a few times. i have gotten to really know and respect sarah huckabee sanders, she has the toughest job in washington by far. she was doing her daily briefing. had him and himecause we seen the president a couple times, with my desk in the white house, it is all the way in the back. i can hear on the pa when the secretary comes in and start speaking. i was not planning to go out and photograph her until question started. when she said she had a guest with her, i grab my camera and run up to the briefing room. that would be his first time in the briefing room. all of a sudden, he is on the monitor. i have never seen this. it was an interesting day. her face -- the questions that she got about it, they were interesting. she h

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stick with me on that one but i wanted to getty out the door with batch of precipitation, wintry precipitation raining north of i80 here so up through poconos you you can encounter black ice, rest of on us, no problem just in some cloud but there has been a winter weather advisory posted in monroe county if you are traveling and it takes through lets jump to the weekend because this wasn't in the forecast until yesterday, and there is a sneaky system that is deciding it wants to creep further north and timing with this will be saturday p.m. into sunday a.m. we know that one, and some precipitation could be heavy but wild cards are it is all about track. where ever this storm decide it will go that will dictate where the snow/snow line placement ends up when end up with a snow, rain, snow, or even heaviest of the precipitation. note thinks weather watcher bug that indicates we have a photo being used as background lets look live outside, at palmyra cove nature park. you can see center city sky line, but is there an obvious cloud deck reflect from the city lights there but generally it is a quie

. >> estelle getty was feisty so she was good, too. >>> police were on patrol to curb street robberies in richmond when they came across what they describe as a suspicious character. a 17-year-old boy was wearing a ski mask when officers saw him walking with another suspect on 13th street on wednesday night. they ran after him and as he tried to climb a fence, he dropped a handgun and a cell phone. officers caught him and they say they found a bag of bullets in his pocket. the teen was arrested and they are still looking for the other suspect. >>> it is back to the drawing board for the senate this morning. they failed to pass four bills last night on immigration reform. it would have protected "dreamers" from being deported. jackie ward reports. >>> reporter: the senate is starting at ground zero this morning just as they thought they were going to make some progress on immigration reform. four measures were voted on yesterday and all failed. the one that came closest to passing was a bipartisan proposal. it would have prevented "dreamers" from being deported while also funding a bord

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eagles players are getti in their workouts and enjoying the moment while throngs of birds' fans fly west you friday night. sharrie wilnd brian taff are at the nfl experience in minneapolis. >> first let's start with sara bloomquist where all the birds fans started arriving today. hi sarah. >> reporter: hi there rick and monica. yeah, we've been watching all day as this steady stream of eagles fans arrive here in minneapolis. i have to say i'm not sure the people of minneapolis quite understand what's coming their way. these are eagles fans. they are loud, they are proud and they are hungry for a super bowl win. from one end of the baggage claim to the other. >> e-a-g-l-e-s, eagles! >> e-a-g-l-e-s eagles! >> reporter: the eagles chant echoed loud and proud across the arrivals hall here at minneapolis saint paul international airport all day today. this is the busiest day for arrivals this super bowl weekend and eagles fans are

>> right now criminal conviction or an arrest prevent you from getti getting a gun.ealth flags that are nationwide or statewide. and i it that i needs to be done. laws are in place whachlt this kid did was illegal. the purpose was illegal. he violated enough laws, including the worst law of humanity which is murder. and so we need to try and find a way to get the data to the people that need it and the pooh em that need it in a situation like this are local law enforcement, local mental health professionals, and clearly local sellers or anybody that is selling weapons so this individual and individuals like him cannot purchase a weapon. >> josh, are you aware the florida governor rick scott release add statement, reading in part, we constantly promote see something, say something, and a courageous person did that to the fbi ks and fbi failed to react. incredible tool and people must have confidence from the follow-through from law enforcement. the fbi director needs though resign. in your view, should the accountability go all the way to the top here? >> accountabili

the president getti inting read head to the greenbriar resort in west virginia where republicans on theiretreat. the plane is taxiing down the runway now. president trump is on that thing. what we don't know is related to the other big headline of the day, which is this memo. this controversial fisa memo. whether or not the president has given or will give that green light today, tomorrow, what the timing is and where it goes. we are working for more on that. we are going to be keeping you posted. we don't have time for today's big picture because i have to toss it to ali velshi and stephanie ruhle. my colleagues back in new york. a lot going on with memo watch. a lot going on with everything else happening in washington. >> i suspect we'll get a chance to talk later today, hallie. have a good morning. >> thanks, bud. >>> good morning, everyone out there. i'm stephanie ruhle. >> i'm ali velshi. we're back together in new york. it is thursday, february 1st. let's get started. >> the president is in a showdown with the fbi, and it is all over whether or not the controversial memo should be

. >> most people don't think, that if they getty genetic test it could ever come back to bite them bute insurance they have a right to get your medical record and if you have had a genetic test taken they do have the right to request it. >> reporter: current law pro affect as begins genetic discrimination when it comes to health insurance and health advocates would like it to cover life insurance too. >> big challenge, because the insurance industry wants to maintain independent and ability to determine risk based on their own formulas. >> reporter: experts say people shouldn't hide results of the genetic testing because later you could be accused of fraud, instead it recommended that people apply for life insurance, before having any genetic testing done. >> i understand where the insurers are coming from. >> reporter: but carolyn says it is also time they become more understanding. >> individuals who know are more likely to do something about it, and to manage it, better than someone really doesn't want to know. you would think that the premiums, should reflect that. >> reporter: now

his photos will be on display at an exhibition and have been commissioned from getty images.the years. are you going to talk us through a few of them? you are so privileged to have been on stage with some of these styles. this is madonna before she was famous. this was back in the 80s. was famous. this was back in the 805. i was famous. this was back in the 80s. i was working with boy george at the time. he said, come and photograph this person, she will be big. how right was he. this was a little club in new york. she has changed. haven't we all! it was somebody like boy george who was so massive in the 80s and said you will wa nt to massive in the 80s and said you will want to come with me. we are still photographing her today. michael jackson, i know you took his photograph a lot in his extraordinary career. this was him in london. he is on top of the £300,000 daimler, in the days when stars went round london like that. the driver said, what am i going to tell my boss? i have had michael jackson moonwalking on the roof of the car. did he trash the roof of the car. did he t

>> some memorable moments from the winter olympics courtesy of getty images.bill henley with your accurate forecast. >> clouds are hanging in there. mist in the lehigh valley and i'm watching the clouds over the pocono fountains and a live view over camelback and a few snowflakes mixing in this morning as the atmosphere is clearing down. less licek in redding than the poconos. and just so the south of scranton. farther to the south sh a few sprinkles in redding. temperatures still well above freezing. light rain in philadelphia and coming down at the shore. that is a steady light rain. it will clear out for this afternoon. >> thank you. now a check on traffic with nbc 10 first alert traffic reporter jessica boyington. >> so still watching 95. the northbound side of 95 dealing with an accident around girard. off to the shoulder but a bunch of vehicles involved up the stretch. so losing the right hand shoulder the next lane over and both drive times a mess. southbound or northbound 50 minutes with the teens down to the wood prisonhaven to the vibe. >>> and jeff

first, we leave you withnts, courtesy of getty images. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> good morning. i am dray clark.d fog. wilmington, low clouds and fog. fog in the pocono mountains. quickly clearing. a beautiful day ahead. spring conditions. near 60 degrees on the slopes this afternoon. 52 degrees now in philadelphia. still chilly in these neighborhoods north and west. allentown, dense fog. look at dover and millville, climbing into the 60s and low 70s this afternoon. >>> let's check the traffic with nbc10 first alert traffic reporter jessica boyington. >> watching 422 now. little delay. eastbound towards the schuylkill, 20 minutes. speeds into the 20s. also seeing delays through cherry hill around cuthbert boulevard. normal volume. and watching 95. huge delays where we were watching on the southbound side, woodhaven to the vine well into the red, speeds into the teens. >> thank you, jess. >>> tonight, specialists answer questions about an new area code next month. the 445 is for philadelphia and parts of bucks montgomery lehigh and berks county. >>> remember nbc10 is your home for the winter game

." >>> good morning, i'm rahel solomon,wi getti more details on thursday's eagles championship paradeference later today. the parade will start at 11:00 t the sports complex, then go up broad street to city hall. then ends at the artusment aboun parade day. if you can make it to the parade catch itight here, we'll be caring every step of it live on cbs-3, now, checking with the forecast, today kind of chill. >> i yes, but actually going to ends up warmer than yesterday. so that's something. and you know what, tis the season, this is where we should be actually with the thermometer reading. yesterday was below average, today pretty close to where we belong. the temperatures are into the 20's most across the region. you're still little chillier up in the mountains, that's where you will stay at your coldest, little disturbance g in light s however here in the city mainly clouds, tomorrow messy storm system with snow, ice, initially, and eventually turn over to pretty drenching rain. >> enjoy the dry roadways today while we've got t all right, well it doesn't mean we're accident free. fe

just a few of the unforgettable images from the winter olympics, courtesy of our friends at getty imageso our whole team that has come to south korea and put on this amazing production. there we are all are. >> yes, zoom in. >> after the show, late at night. people have been here for weeks and months making this possible. we just want to give our warmest and biggest thanks. we're so proud of our team and so grateful. >> and our team also, there's a huge team back in new york. they did their own group shot. >> yay, new york. >> they worked hard, too. they worked the overnight hours. we want to thank everybody for hanging with us the last two weeks. we want to thank our mascots. >> soohorang and bandabi. >> thiey are going to new york. >> we're going to go home, for monday. we have had a great amount of fun. let's take a look back at all of the fun we had over the last couple weeks in south korea. have a great weekend. ♪ >> welcome to pyeongchang. this is how you make an entrance. >> usa. usa. usa. >> we are here. ♪ >> we made it to the olympics. ♪ >> we got gold medal winners, we got silv

>> some memorable moments from the winter olympics, courtesy of getty images.s washington. tesla road between livermore and tracy remain closed as authorities investigate a stabbing. this is video from nbc bay area sky ranger showing deputies combing the road for clues. we could also see a crime scene in that area. we've chosen not to show that to be respectful to fuful to the v. images from the scene earlier this morning. they say the woman suffered multiple stab wounds with injuries they consider to be life threatening. authorities were called there before 2:00 this morning. right now, we still don't know how long tesla road will remain closed. happening now, we are reaching out to authorities to learn more about what happened and when tesla road might reopen. as soon as we get that information, we'll post that on our twitter feed. >>> and the star rookie of the 49ers is suddenly in serious legal trouble. after being accused of domestic violence and position of an assault rifle. authorities arrested him early yesterday. on our homepage, a link to complete det

first, more moments of the winter olympics captured by our friends at getty images.et's get a check on traffic with nbc 10 first alert traffic reporter, jessica boyington. >>> pretty much the only thing that's happening that's major since our morning commute is still light, an earlier accident in pole down. the detours are very easy, because the traffic is so light. look at the schuylkill expressway. barely any cars on the road. no drive times. >>> one day after fire tore through a building, officials are concerned the building may collapse. inspectors will return to third and chestnut today to make sure all the surrounding buildings are safe. because of the president's building holiday, philadelphia city offices are closed today. the collection schedule will remain a day behind for the rest of the week. also, in honor of presidents' day, the national constitution center is offering free admission. nbc 10 is your home for the olympic games. download our nbc app. plus, we'll show you how most spectacular ice-skating uniforms are done. i'm dray clark. megyn kelly is ne

rick gettis a professor at cornell university i talked to yesterday says a gas tax would be unreliable gas tax is indexed to inflation. real collections decline over time. according to him the purchase power of 18.3 cents a gallon tax eroded by a third since it was implemented under the clinton administration in 1993. people are driving less. miles traveled he said, peaked in 2006. they have been declining ever since. blame those millenials. lots of cars, they don't even burn gas. those that do, they are more fish inburning less and less gas all the time. he said like trying to fund your health care with a tax on cigarettes. charles? charles: that is a great analogy. gerri, thank you very. >> you're welcome. charles: more on gases like the gas tax, the quick we, are they best answer for our company. national taxpayers union brandon arnold is here. higher taxes a way to curt economic ails for a long period of time. america tried that for eight years. didn't seem like it worked but you're getting bipartisan support with respect to increase in the national sales tax. are they right? >> we

first, we leave you with some memorable winter olympic moments, courtesy of getty images. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ie in a microclimate weather alert. the bay area is experiencing its coldest morning in a full year according to meteorologist kari hall. temperatures overnight were in the 20s in some areas.warning i expiring now. the area around danville rattled this morning by more small earthquakes. the usga says four quakes struck between 1:30 and 4:30 this morning all with a magnitude between 2.6 and 3.0. that makes the eighth small quakes in the same area over past week. two of those quakes shook the same neighborhood yesterday morning. happening now, we're staying on top of both of these stories. meteorologist kari hall says the cold will not be going away any time soon. lows tonight should once again hover near freezing. on our homepage, you can link to the latest weather conditions and sign up for a weather alert with our nbc bay area app. you can go deeper into the recent east bay earthquakes that on our homepage, you can link to more and see what is likely triggering all these quakes. nbcbay

first, more moments of the winter olympics captured by our friends at getty images.idents are being advised to cover their plants and make sure you bring your pets inside. we all know no one wants to be stuck out in this cold. happening now, meteorologist kari hall tell us that temperatures in some places could dip into the 20s at some point or another over the next 24 hours. of course, we're tracking the conditions all the time online. you can go to our twitter feed for updates and sign up for weather alerts on our nbc bay area app. >>> firefighters believe they know what caused a second fire at the same east bay condominium complex in less than 24 hours. no one was injured in this morning's fire. because it was already evacuated. you can link to that full story and video from our homepage. with the winter olympics picking up today, skiers will have a shot at the gold. that includes defending gold medalist maddy. more on our homepage. more news in an hour. ♪ how beautiful, ♪ when seeds we sow ♪ give free their fruit ♪ to hands below ♪ as thank you for ♪ the chance t

. >>> first, how about some memorable moments from our friends at getty images? this was burning, you were saving other homes. neighbors helping neighbors and strangers alike. - this is what america's about. - sometimes it's nice to see all the good that's out there. bringing folks out, we have seen it in community after community. >>> good morning. i'm tracy davidson. let's get you updated on the forecast with bill henley. >> we started out dry but the rain is here. light rain extending into south jersey through philadelphia and into the suburbs. there is a lot more of that on the way for today and the next few days. the temperatures are just updated. 48 degrees in philadelphia and falling. 43 degrees in the suburbs and 44 in the lehigh valley. later today, 51 in delaware, down to 42 degrees. >>> breaking news in the lehigh valley. we have learned that a truck driver died when an electrical conduit from the ceiling of the lehigh tunnel crashed through the window of his truck. he is identified as 70-year-old howard sexton of gloucester county. all southbound traf

. >>> first, how about some memorable moments from our friends at getty images? i'm in the field. while this was burning, you were saving other homes. neighbors helping neighbors and strangers alike. - this is what america's about. - sometimes it's nice to see all the good that's out there. bringing folks out, we have seen it in community after community. >>> good morning. it's 8:56. i'm marcus washington. breaking news for you. nbc bay area sky ranger over the neighborhood where early this morning police made a disturbing discovery. officers in san francisco found the bodies of three people in the haight-ashbury district. those bodies were found on page street near masonic, one block from the panhandle. this is that area. police say at this point they do not believe foul play or cold weather was involved but they're not saying how those deaths may have happened other than the three men were all found unresponsive. and happening now, we're reaching out to police for more information and keeping an eye on those developments. when there's an update, we'll make sure

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