halle jackson, nbc news los angeles. >> wow. i've seen a lot. never seen anything like that before. doesn't even do justice to what they did. to get that little girl out of there. that was just flat-out amazing. >> and the amount of time she was there, as 18 months old. back here at home i guess a big event today with the marathon and dealing with the rain. together a big event with the st. patrick's day parade. >> downtown kicking off at noon and i recommend a sweatshirt or a light jacket because it's breezy and windy. temperatures around the midday hours tomorrow in washington feel like the 40s. i'll be showing you that in a moment. here's the weather headlines. tomorrow it's breezy even windy at times throughout the en the winds dying down tomorrow evening. winds aren't strong enough to be talking about power outages, downed limbs but a nuisance throughout the day. if you want to get something done outdoors. tracking minor rain chances for the upcoming week. an isolated shower on st. patrick's day and then another shot at rain on friday. the seven-day is dry and cool temperatures

halle jackson, nbc news, los angeles. >>> tonight we're learning more about the damage from one of the pacific ocean's most powerful storms ever. cyclone pam has brought casualties and damage with the brunt of the impact felt by the tiny nation of vanuatu just east of australia. kelly kobaya has our report. >> reporter: the first images from the battered south pacific islands of vanuatu, homes ripped apart, trees shredded, sailboats shoved ashore. the island slammed by 168-mile-an-hour winds. >> winds were too strong. glass, windows were smashed. >> reporter: the united nations children's agency said half the population was affected by cyclone pam. more than 100,000 people, including 54,000 children. there are unconfirmed reports of remote villages wiped out and dozens dead. >> the wind was howling through my bedroom. i'm in the bathroom, with my bed against the door. >> reporter: unicef alice clemmons recorded this while riding out the storm. >> i'm just holding on for dear life here. this isn't fun. all i can do during this is think about people who have absolutely no shelter. this i

halle jackson, nbc news los angeles. >>> that will do it for us on this tuesday night.or all of us at nbc news, thank you for watching, and good night. . >>> the model versus the movie mowing ul. >> who is the beauty queen accusing harvey wine steen of sexually attacking her, now on "extra." >> harvey wine steen today. did the most powerful man in hollywood grope this stunning italian model inside his office? >> her lawyers today denying it's blackmail. >> why it's the second time the catwalk queen has been emfwloild an international sex scandal. >>> justin bieber burned to a crisp. >> what dating site did you two meet on? okay stupid? >> the outrageous jokes that had to be cut from his comedy central roast. >>> dancing judge bruno under fire. did this jab go too far. >> you are g never going to win the noble prize for quantum physics. >> it came from nowhere. >> kim richards versus kyle richards. >> you are so [ bleep ] mean. >>> plus, the talk reveals this year's daytime emmy nominations. >> guess which sthoe show just got no, ma'am data nated again. >> "extra." >> an

halle jackson, nbc news, los angeles. >>> that will do it for us on this tuesday night.or all of us at nbc news, thank you for watching, and good night. >>> lights, camera, access. >>> did you feel like bruno's comment was a little rough tonight? >> you will never win the nobel prize for quantum fizz ibs. >> i just felt like it was uncalled for. >> bruno backlash as he

here is nbc's halle jackson. >> it is a heart-stopping look at the nine nants saved baby lilly's life>> what have you got? >> after she spent 14 hours upside down in a half submerged car with no hesitation. first responders raced to the wreck, splashing into the icy river. >> better get down here and try and flip it. >> on the body camera video, you hear them realize the 18-month-old is inside. >> oh, god, there is a baby. >> along with her mother, who police say died when the car crashed. >> straining to get the baby out, they do. >> here, pass her up, pass her up. >> go, go, go. >> rescuers have mooing past and breathing hard. >> come on, baby. >> she is in trouble and they know it. >> she is definitely hypothermic. she is freezing. >> they sprint to the ambulance where they try to get her blood circulating. >> come on, sweetie. >> wrapping her in a blanket, performing cpr. >> we are almost there. are you getting a pulse? >> finally, they reached the hospital. >> straight in. we have been doing cpr on her. >> the video and lilly groesbeck in the care of the doctors who helped save h

halle jackson, nbc news los angeles. >> san jose's new mayor pledges more services in his first statess. sam liccardo delivered the dress in east san jose and chose to give the address on a weekend so more could attend. one of his priorities beefing up police staffing. >> first we'll renew san jose by making our city safer. of course, our hard working police officers remain stretched perilously thin. despite our department's shrinking size we've seen our hard working officers actually reduce crime in the past two years. >> also during the address, liccardo vowed to restore library services help the homeless and expand after school abteen jobs programs. he said he would work to secure funding to bring b.a.r.t. to alum rock and the downtown areas. >> soccer fans dribbling a ball. today earthquake fans bid farewell to spartan stadium. recognize this guy oo? that's rob mayeda taking part. very fit. strew athletically prone. very fancy with the ball, as well. the ball's been through several relays over the bay area. soccer ball. >> next going to where? >> avaya stadium for the first kickof

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nbc's halle jackson is near the crash site. how is ford doing this morning? >> reporter: luckily, he's expected to make a full recovery, jose. she hospitalized. he's got a pretty nasty cash to his head a broken arm but his son tweeted out he is battered but okay. you can see the plane behind us. it's actually pretty intact. harrison ford made that landing on a golf course near the santa monica airport. amazingly, when he made this crash landing, a couple of doctors were playing golf nearby, managed to come out, help him out. help the actor. we spoke with one of them. dr. sanjay, listen to what he had to say. >> there's fuel that was leaking, and my first instinct was, you know i'm a spine surgeon. i can kind of vouch for spinal stability issues, and i did a brief exam smelled the fuel. i didn't want it to ignite. i knew if it ignited it would be a very bad problem. we unbelted him carefully extracted him as best we could by immobileizing his spine, took him out to the grass and laid him down. >> reporter: and ford was dazed but responsive when first responder

they backed the hall of the jackson in here and set the braces in and slowly pulled the truck out fromath and once they got everything in place they built the back wall of the building. it was an amazing feat of engineering to pull this off. there are only four ironclads from the civil war that we can study right now. the jackson is right here and this is why this facility is here. first and foremost it is here to tell the story of this particular ironclad, showing people that there were more than just one or two, there were many, and we have one of the best examples of that right here. >> all weekend long, american history tv is featuring -- columbus georgia's second-largest city, 100 miles southwest of atlanta. our media concave partners worked with the city tour staff when we recently traveled there to explore the city's rich history. learn more about columbus all weekend here on american history tv. >> today we typically think of hybrids as a car, a combination of electricity and gasoline. if you ask someone about hybrids in the mid-19th century, you're talking about ships. the cha

jackson's rpcement jim, is already udery. > anko >>>his is the scene in pilelphiaity hall as sta atrney genel, kateen kane cmto arg her case before tetate stream cot. kne is cautiouy hopul after theearing wherehey challenged the scial procur recommenng she be charged f allegedly leaking grand jy informatn tt md. >> an emploe at the hatfield meacompany ht tonity a pallet of fallinmeat at e fcility on cleamons road. and the worker was flown to the hspital with head injuries no wryet on s condion. >>>he eagles' new quarterback introduced himselfot media this afternoo just hrs after chip kelly apred before ceras and cleared up what may have been fal assumptions about his s-cled mter plan. duc rodgers, it has been an intriguing seral days. >> no one kws what chip kelly i gointo do onlye knows whahe will do. te coaches in the nfl says he has to ge up sometng to get someing. heade it clear not willing to mortgage e eagles' future to gt mariot pai with a lot. mcy, mackli etc. and he is havingo me tohecisions but erything he is doing is toeto makthteam better. >> you can't keep everyone. butur job is let's g ready fr the season. >>

hall of famers reggie jackson bought them.ericans call fox news the most trusted news network in america. coming in second cnn at 22 dead last is msnbc with just 7%. that according to a newpoll. >>> the veteran's vision project is a series of portraits that goes beyond the uniforms. the photographer is asking the veterans to pose on one side of the mirror and tell their personal story in any way they choose. >> dozens of men and women have, including this retired army sergeant seen her in her portrait with her 10-year-old daughter. she's here with the photographer. you came up with this idea? >> i'll shake your hand. >> thank you for your service. well, i am a college student in sociology sociology, i figured it would be a great idea to expand the perspective in human society about those who serve our country. >> when i saw your photo it's so moving. i think many people want to be able to tell their story of who they are. in a multidimensional way. when you look at this what do you think? tell us about it? >> for me, doing --

jackson's replacement jim, is already underway. >> thank you. >>> this is the scene in philadelphia city hall as state attorney general, kathleen kane came to argue her case before the state stream court. kane is cautiously hopeful after the hearing where they challenged the special prosecutor recommending she be charged for allegedly leaking grand jury information to the media. >>> an employee at the hatfield meat company hurt tonight by a pallet of falling meat at the facility on cleamons road. and the worker was flown to the hospital with head injuries no word yet on his condition. >>> the eagles' new quarterback introduced himself not media this afternoon. just hours after chip kelly appeared before cameras and cleared up what may have been false assumptions about his so-called master plan. ducis rodgers, it has been an intriguing several days. >> no one knows what chip kelly is going to do only he knows what he will do. the coaches in the nfl says he has to give up something to get something. he made it clear not willing to mortgage the eagles' future to get mariota. parting with a lot. mccoy macklin, etc. and he is having to m

chief jackson was not on hand for a news conference at city hall late today. ferguson mayor, james knowles, had this to say. >> to ferguson residents, business owners and to the entire country, the city of ferguson looks to become an example of how a community can move forward in the face of adversity. we are committed to keeping our police department and having one that exhibits the highest degree of professionalism and fairness. >> joining us now, sara sidner who spent long hours trying to get answers from chief jackson very recently as a matter of fact. it certainly seems like this was a long time coming. >> you know, for a lot of people they've been asking for his resignation. not everyone in the community, there are those who want him to stay but those out on a daily basis protesting they asked him to step down. he was the number one target. >> it was really his handling in those early days which received so much criticism. >> absolutely. so mistakes were made. later he come back and say, i probably shouldn't have done this this way. this might have been

jackson would be resigning yesterday afternoon. that was made official right around 5:30. and that is when the protests started. protesters went to city hall and then we understand they went to ferguson police department. they were peaceful protests again, until right around midnight. and right now we're being told there is a manhunt for the suspect or suspects who did this. anne-marie? >> kmov's laura hettiger in st. louis. thanks a lot, laura. >>> well this morning the department of homeland security is investigating another alleged incident of misconduct by secret service agents. two senior agents drove a government car into a security barrier near the white house following a reported night of drinking. susan mcginnis is in washington. susan, good morning. >> anne-marie good morning. this is the last thing the secret service needs after a string of security lapses. one of the agents being investigated is second in command of the president's security detail. this incident happened march 4th at about 11:00 p.m. while the secret service was investigating a suspicious package. the agents have been identified as mark connolly who works on th

hall. this place was once the chamber of the house of representatives. it is where lincoln served as one term in congress and where madison, monroe, and andrew jackson were sworn into office. since the 1860's, the tradition has been for each state to send to dope statues here in honor of their favorite sons and daughters. some were veterans, summer authors, some are veterans, some are pioneers and some are just great people. our honoree was all of these things and more. today is a dedication of barry goldwater from the great state of arizona. we are honored to be joined by secretary of state from arizona, michelle reagan. and members of the arizona delegation and members of the goldwater family. thank you all for being here. i hope you enjoy today's program. thank you. [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, please stand for the presentation of the colors by the united states color guard. the performance of our national anthem and the retiring of the colors. ♪ [national anthem playing] >> ladies and gentlemen, please remain standing as a chaplain gives the invitation. >> let us pray -- god of the universe, we give you thanks for the gift of life and for the

. >> andrew jackson is actually one of the more diverse schools in the district. 35% latino 25% african-american african-american, 17% white and as oy walk through the halls me all the different project that is they put together to represent the diversity and the culture of all of their students. >> the entire upper school this year was really learning about diversity learning about really important issues in the world. civil rights issues. issues of justice that is are done of different people and how people cope with this. >> chris, dawn i met principal kaplan as you can see. spoke to some of the teachers. it's clear that they're intent is positive. they want to overcome the pain of discrimination by openly discussing it. but even we had to make an exception to our rule of not showing these images in order to have this discussion. so we want to know what people think. you can comment on our fox 29 facebook page or tweet us at fox 29 philly. >> all right. bill, thank you sir. >>> courtroom drama in california. just moments he finds out his bail is $25 million former rap mogil shug knight collapses in court. knight hit his head on chair when he fell on a

jackson davis who was an alumni. he efswas the president of the confederacy. so the second story of davis hallederate flag in each and every window. they were there because it was an unofficial emblem of the fraternity who whose spiritual founder was robert e. lee. >> so obviously this is something that is snot necessarily a story about fraternities, but we saw it in oklahoma, right? southern racism doesn't need fraternities to exist, but there is a connection that the institution is coming from a time when a bunch of basically white dudes got around and broke down with each other in a way that maybe when it is continued -- >> they were founded as a reaction to society, and they waned in the vietnam war when it was all counter culture. great guys but they would dress up at confederate generals, and the girls were southern bells, but the president, i told you i was vice president the president was a jewish guy who was also a k.a. the symbols, though offensive, i don't even know that they knew necessarily how offensive they were and i think that was changed, and i'm not here to defend the k.a.'s