but i see i am him, no the office he's committed and many have they've been amazing partner with hampton and the city trying to address family homelessness we're happy that is our wonderful superintendent a hero and let's invite young up to say a few words. >> (clapping.) >> thank you jeff and thank you all 134067 for being here and more importantly being part of work before i get into any comments he have to point out you'll sitting next to nick hellman you have to check out his socks he's making a fashion statement he love it as jeff said i'm under young new in the san francisco unified school district and we are a partner of 24 fantastic work this really sorely needed work for the community and families i want to begin my commitment they'll be brief by describing of what we're trying to do in general in our schools 657 thousand students a bold vision for what we want to help them accomplish for themselves and with our support is to the not just within the schools question is a graduate profile that means that the era of basic skills is behind us we're not talking about basic skills by

thank you rabbi so i started working on to issue many years ago on this campaign many years ago in hampton and while he was there i had the opportunity to meet with mayor ed lee i was nervous going both that meeting mayor ed lee but i learned a number of things in that meeting one that our mayor is a nice guy made me feel at home and got to the business of talking about family homelessness and incredibly knowledgeable about this issue and incredibly passionate having goon up in putting the cart before the horse and around housing advocate we really got to work and worked with the nonprofit sector with his own staff and i was deeply honored when he succeed to where you think this department of department of homelessness i could do more to help the vision that many people including the mayors helped to put together so please help me welcome the mayor of the city and county of san francisco ed lee. >> (clapping.) >> thank you jeff for your leadership and rabbi thank you for that blessing question certain feel that particular as we approach the high schools good morning. >> good morning this r

recently our bus stopped in hampton, virginia, visiting students at hampton high school.ere's a video of students made about our visit. >> pretty hard to miss the c-span bus outside of hampton high school today. inside students are receiving an informational session about c-span's mission. c-span's bus goes around our nation speaking to high school students, colleges and universities, and also speaking at political gatherings. let's take an inside look. >> cable, satellite, public affairs network. >> awesome. >> it was really important to -- the way they laid it out was very awesome. >> we reached out to students through e-mail correspondence and through their 11th and 12th grade social studies classes. they applied and wrote a one paragraph statement about what this experience would mean to them. many of them responded in terms of their career interests. others in terms of their interest in media. and then others just in response to their questions about how the recent campaign of 2016 occurred and how c-span was a part of that effort. >> if the students of hampton high

recently our bus stopped in hampton, virginia, visiting students at tamp -- hampton high school.ere's a video students made about our visit. >> it's pretty hard to miss the c-span bus outside of hampton high school too. inside students are receiving an informational session about c-span's mission. c-span's bus goes around our nation speaking to high school students, colleges and units -- universities and also at political gatherings. let's take a look. [all reading together] >> the way they laid it out was awesome. >> we reached out to students through email correspondents and also through their 11th and 12th grade social studies classes -- classes. they applied and wrote one paragraph about what this experience means to them. some in terms of their careers, media and others in response to how the recent campaign of 2016 occurred and mow c-span was a part of this effort. >> if the students here have never heard about c-span, we want them to come on the bus and learn all there is to know. our goal is educational and community outreach and if they come on, they can learn about c-sp

recently, our bus stop in hampton, virginia, visiting students at hampton high school.e's a video students made about our visit. >> it's pretty hard to miss the c-span bus outside of hampton high school today. students are receiving an informational session about c-span's mission. the bus goes around the nation speaking to high school students, colleges and universities, and political gatherings. let's take an inside look. [laughter] [indiscernible] the way they laid it out -- to studentsd out through email correspondents and through their 11th and 12th grade social studies classes. they applied and wrote a one paragraph statement about what this experience would mean to them. many responded in terms of their career interest, others in terms of their interest in media, and others just in response to their questions about how the recent campaign of 2016 occurred and how c-span was a part of that effort. to towant them to be able come on the bus and learn all there is to know. we were created by the cable industry as a public service to the community. our goal is educatio

hampton rapidly worked with her and found thankfully stable living situation your back into the arealeft our children i believe are going to the school they almost had to leave and you're in a much more stable situation she represents the kind of work we do everyday and the kind of success we anticipate will continue to happen as with move forward with that program we want to introduce yesenia please. >> (clapping.) >> good morning, everyone. >> good morning. >> i speak spanish and. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> the circumstances that made me lost my home my landlord wanted to increase any rent he said too many people living in the unit you choose to evict me and my family that was extremely hard san francisco is an aide i have everything i have my children's home and hospital and at the same time the rent is extremely expensive i had to contemplated moving to another city >> (speaking spanish.) >> when i was in the processed of looking for a new place to rents i came to hampton families i was well-received and in the beginning i received help and support from my intact speciali

here in south hampton. matt delucia, nbc 10 news. >>> snow overnight left a coating on front lawns. you can see it coming down at a pretty good clip along german town avenue through the early morning hours. take a live look at schuylkill expressway. >>> show you a live picture from cape may where you see the wet roads. joining us from atlantic county. what where you seeing there? >>> so based on our current conditions here, things are tapering off quite a bit. we first arrived here experiencing light snow. that has tapered off. what you are going to find is about an inch of snow when it does stick to the surfaces. maybe your car. maybe your front yard. it's a very light snow. it can easily be brushed off with one fast move. might want to use your snow gear, but you can even use your arm on your cars and windshields. it's that easy. want to take you now to atlantic city expressway where we spent much of the morning. the good news is we didn't see a lot of slick spots on the roadway. there may be some black ice there. you need to be careful. we saw most vehicles going at a reasonable

march 8, 1862, captain buchanan ordered up anchor and steam out to hampton roads. there were several powerful ships on union station, on station there. and the ones closest to the merrimack where the cumberland and the congress. together they mounted seven times as many heavy guns. buchanan went for the cumberland first. cumberland opened fire and his pilot said our shot bounced off the miramax side like india rubber. she kept coming on. she had a yard long iron spike after bough, a "new york times" correspondent watching road, slowly she moves and horribly upon the doomed vessel. like a rhinoceros she shrinks down her head and her frightful horn with a dead soul rendering crunch she pierces the starboard bow lifting her up as a man does a toy. the cumberland started thinking right away. her gunners kept on firing until the water was around their knees. not one shot pierced the merrimack eric the cumberland went down with a flag still flying, and 121 dead beneath it. then the merrimack turned on the congress, set her on fire. she surrendered. 120 more dead. and. an

in hampton, virginia visiting students at hampton high school. here is a video students made about our visit. >> it is pretty hard to miss the c-span bus. inside, students are receiving informational session about c-span's mission. c-span less goes around the nation speaking to high schools, colleges, universities and political gatherings. let's take an inside look. >> what do c-span stand for? c-span>> cable satellite public affairs network. the way they laid it out was very awesome. we reached out to students through email. and wrote a one paragraph statement about what this experience would mean to them. many of them responded in terms of their career interest and others in media. others in response to their questions about how the recent campaign of 2016 occurred and how c-span was a part of that effort. of hamptontudents high school had never heard about c-span, we want them to come on the bus and went. public created as a service to the community. our goal is educational and community outreach. if they come on, they can learn about c-span a

they came together in forged hampton road to the largest in the world on chesapeake and the north was in bad trouble and as the blockade got broken by it, england might come into the war which everybody was very frightened by back then. one was to bounce away the cannonballs and it was a great shame this wasn't built but they paid no attention to what would turn out to be the most important one. it would never have existed if a man named cornelius had and had a problem. he was a railroad guy accepting the plan to be iron clad. but if you can guarantee that it would float so he talked to the owner. he came down to franklin street and the next morning he met john erickson and showed them his plans. as he said goodbye, ericsson took out the cardboard box and said would you like to see my plan. now john erickson is a public figure among them. he turned the course of a hole world. it is a day that he scarcely remembered and it is partly his personality that has to do with it because it comes from first to last she was quick-tempered when things went his way and often when they did and/or w

our bus stopped in hampton virginia visiting students of hampton high school. there is a video student mates about -- made about our visit. >> it is hard to miss the c-span bus outside of hampton high school. students are receiving an informational session about c-span's mission. c-span's bus goes around our nation's speaking to high school students, colleges, universities and political gatherings. let's take an inside look. >> awesome. >> the way they made it was awesome. >> reread shouts out to students through email correspondence enter the 11th and 12th grade passes. they applied and wrote a one paragraph statement about what the experiments -- experience means to them. many responded saying career interest and other said interest in media. other said in response to how the recent campaign of 2016 occurred and how c-span was a part of that effort. >> the students of hampton high school have never heard about c-span. we were created by the cable industry as a public service to the community. our all is educational and committee outreach. they can learn, abou

they came together in forged hampton road to the largest in the world on chesapeake and the north was in bad trouble and as the blockade got broken by it, england might come into the war which everybody was very frightened by back then. one was to bounce away the cannonballs and it was a great shame this wasn't built but they paid no attention to what would turn out to be the most important one. it would never have existed if a man named cornelius had and had a problem. he was a railroad guy accepting the plan to be iron clad. but if you can guarantee that it would float so he talked to the

let's get to hampton pierce, out in the crowd. hampton, can you hear us?ice essentially have set up a pretty impressive barricade. before you came to us, we had at least two, what they call, sort of flash bang suppression type things go off in anticipation. we're told before we got here of some of the folks in the demonstration crowd getting more aggressive. right now, what we've got essentially is a standoff. as i said, you can see the police behind me, off on the other side of the street, a significant array of the protesters. you can see, as we're swinging around here. and that's the situation, obviously. very active. ongoing. as you see, some of the protesters wearing masks, covering their faces. and the situation pretty much of -- >> how many are there, do you think? >> reporter: here we go. here we go. now, as you can see, some of the devices being lobed in the direction of the police. and the police, again, are holding their line, their barricade, if you will. they've not moved forward towards the demonstrators. barricades are being pulled back. and

. >> reporter: out of the hospital back home in north hampton county, karen cline takes a walk through her neighborhood. >> a little freaky to be out in the cold. that is a little disconcerting. >> cold? >> reporter: it's been a week since she walked 30 miles through the wilderness of of the grand canyon. they were on a trip out west when their car got stuck in a ditch. >> we're stuck here. >> reporter: the two boys stayed behind while karen, an aved runner left on foot to find help. >> it was like got to get there but i could only move because i because so exhausted, 10 steps at time and rest or i'd fall over. >> reporter: now back home she greets neighbors happy to see her alive and rekountsz the darkest moment of her journey, spending one cold night shivering next to a pine tree. >> talking and rocking back and forth to keep myself awake, warm. >> reporter: she eventually made it to the a cabin for shelter while her husband hiked to find a cell signal and called for help. rescuers eventually found all three hours before an impending snow storm. >> i can't believe i'm home and when w

the bus stopped in hampton virginia visiting students at hampton high school.ere's a video students made about the visit. >> pretty hard to miss the c-span bus outside. students are receiving an informational session about c-span's mission, c-span's the bus moving around the nation, i school students, colleges and universities and political gatherings. let's take an inside look. >> set the tables, satellites, public affairs. >> the way they laid it out was -- >> we reached out to students through email correspondence and 11th and 12th grade social studies classes, they applied and wrote a one paragraph statement about what the experience meant to them. many responded in terms of their career interests, others in terms of their interest in media and others in response to questions about how the campaign of 2016 occurred and how c-span was part of the effort. >> students at hampton high school never heard about c-span, we want them to come on the bus and learn all there is to know. we saw the cable industry as part of the public service communities our goal is ed

not only should other county officials but he is demanding that those who work for north hampton take a good look into the files and adopted children. >> she represents the worst of a children and youth worker. >> county officials have not told us how many cases she handled. she was suspended in january of 2010 without pay and her employment ended in the county of may of that year. a few weeks later her husband david was investigated for assault on a child and later that week he pled guilty to molesting a foster child and adopted daughter. >> reporter: lawyers there say they can't comment about the case because of state law. deanna durante nbc10 news. >> as we mentioned she's been investigating this story for weeks and even went to human being -- harrisburg to get answers. >> there are delays on the patco line because of a smokey train. this is the patco station at fifth and market. the train was evacuated and taken out of service. now patco is running with delays of how about up 20 minutes. this may be weather related because of the cold and moisture from this weekend's snow. >> one

back to you. >> hampton, it is very dark there and it is hard to tell. can you give us an idea of the presence of the protesters versus the presence of the police? it seemed in earlier shots, the police outnumbered the protesters there. >> well, that's a hard number to get at in terms of a lot of the protesters, frankly, too, there are a significant number of media. i will say this. among the protesters, you can tell there are people calling the shots in terms of when they would escalate their movement toward the police. throwing bricks earlier, setting the fires we've been reporting on. and then they, too, will pull back, if you will. but again, the numbers of the uniformed police and frankly what they're armed with has really escalated in the last half-hour. >> all right. thank you. in washington, d.c., monitoring the protests that are just a few blocks away from the scene that you're seeing on the left side of your screen. the viewing stands where the president and his family, the vice president and his family are taking a look at the inaugural parade

after leaving and arriving for a legitimate food drop off in west hampton. police say an armed robber quietly got into his running car. >> it's mind blowing. super scary. >> reporter: right after the delivery. once he got back in the car to drive away. that's when police say the suspect rose up from the back seat, he had a loaded gun. >> he forced him to give him all his money and drop him off somewhere. >> reporter: after a five minute ride police described he was forced to drive. the suspect got out another town over he had the victim's wallet and $200. >> he was shaken up, frightened. he gave us decent details and description of the suspect. which i'm actually surprised and grateful for. because this happened within the blink of an eye. >> i use today deliver. i'll never do it again. >> we're on the roads at night police think we're easy targets. >> circle the block once or twice just to do like, a canvass of who is outside, who is lurking around before you make a delivery. >> reporter: take steps to prevent themselves from being victimized. >> if you can

it the chair now recognizes the honorable gloria snowver of north hampton county for the purposes of offering a esolution. it >> thank you, mr. president. solved, that the honorable theodore s. christian of bucks county be appointed secretary of this electoral college. > thank you. those in favor of the resolution will give their assent by saying aye. opposed, no. the ayes have t the resolution is unanimously adopted. the chair now recognizes the honorable andrew riley of delaware county for the purposes of offering a resolution. mr. president. resolved that the honorable lawrence j. tabis of philadelphia county be appointed parliamentarian of this electoral college. >> thank you, mr. riley. those in favor of the resolution will give their assent by saying aye. opposed, no. the ayes have t the resolution s unanimously adopted. the chair recognizes the assistant sergeant at-arms to escort the secretary and parliamentarian to their chairs. the chair extends a temporary officers the thanks of their colleagues for the manner which they presided during these proceedings. thank you very mu

came looking for answers about sara packer and her adoption as an adoption supervisor with north hampton account. did anybody look at her case file when she was terminated? >> as that information becomes available, we will. >> reporter: we've been reaching out to john brown for weeks. calls and e-mails haven't been returned. tell me why you ignored me for three weeks. >> i have no other comment, thank you. >> reporter: the county fired sara when it learned of a criminal investigation into her husband, david. he pleaded guilty to molesting a foster daughter and also grace parker when she was 12. county officials released a statement confirming sara had worked for the county. what did you know when you fired her and what did you do with that information? >> i'm not even sure i'm privy to that information. >> reporter: packer was a foster mother to 30 children. grace and her siblings were placed by berks county. lehigh county placed two children with the packers. but where are the other 24 kids? >> what happened sickens me. >> reporter: despite calling it a horrific crime, the council presi

nbc 10's sydney long is live in west hampton. how did this all go down? >> reporter: i can tell you police say it was 9:30, it was already dark on tuesday night. in that short window that a pizza delivery driver was away from his vehicle. that's when they say an armed suspect snuck into the back seat. he was determined to rob him. a routine and legitimate pizza delivery in willing buro two nights ago. >> it freaks me out. >> reporter: police say it turned into a bizarre armed robbery when the driver returned to his car. >> the suspect emerged from the back seat pressed the weapon to the back of his head and told him to take me to this address. >> reporter: the driver did what he was told. and for five minutes with an armed stranger in the back seat, he drove to neighboring east hamptons. >> he was given directions, stop the car, let me out. and give me your money. >> reporter: the suspect vanished into the woods with $200 cash and the driver's wallet. and personal information. >> all dark clothing, a black hat. black hoodie. tied down around his face. >>

not only should other county officials but he is demanding that those who work for north hampton take

let's get to hampton pearson who is live in washington, d.c.ou saw first hand, front row, some of the protests. >> absolutely. our situation is ongoing even as we speak. just blocks away from the presidential viewing stand, you can see behind me. the police force has more than doubled since our last report. they actually a few minutes ago had a dry run where they moved us en masse down the street. then we moved back. it does look like the police are prepared to at least try take back more of the street, if you will, from these protesters. literally thousands gathered in the area. of course, it is becoming nightfall as well. this situation continues. the protesters have calmed down, basically walking up to the front lines and getting in the face of the police officers. the force has doubled. some of the officers appear to be having tear gas. many of them, as a matter of fact. we will wait and see. we'll obviously report to you as the situation here continues to unfold. back to you. >> hampton, it is very dark there and it is hard to tell. can yo

recently, our bus stopped in hampton, virginia, reasoning students at hampton high school.ere is a video students made about our visit. >> c-span's bus goes around our nation speaking to students and political gatherings. let's take an inside look. [laughter] >> public affairs network. out was very awesome. out his answer imo correspondence and classes. they apply and wrote a one- statement about what this experience would mean to them. and he responded in terms of their career interest and others in their interest to media. and others in response to have a recent campaign 2016 occurred and how c-span was part of that effort. >> if the students have never heard about c-span, we want them to come on the bus and learn all there is to know. goal is educational and community outreach. if they come on, they can learn about c-span, ways to use that in the classroom as a resource, opportunities for them, and we want them to be involved, to be engaged and get their voices heard and not be afraid to learn more about the government and how they can make a difference. >> they go acros

roads and upper hampton roads and each of those pockets really don't impact the other. so yes, i agree with you in general it would cause redistricting around the richmond area, but if you recall -- in the person hubbell case, which this court heard last term, we dealt with a single district, bobby scott's congressional district, which had been racially gerrymandered by the same legislature using the same 55% floor. and when they did the redistricting it only effected the two neighboring districts. that district and the district next to it. but i understand the point and it's a fair one and in that sense remand would not be an unreasonable step to take to apply it correctly. >> if -- so i can understand your sense of the relative strengths of your arguments, if we did remand, saying this is the wrong standard, they'll apply the right standard and that was done fairly, where do you think he would have to change his view? where do you think there would be a question? and where do you think the same result would probably obtain? >> i'd like to say there would be new result

reporting in south hampton jeannette reyes channel six action news. >>> quite a story there.er forecast cecily tynan. >> our days will be getting a little bit brighter over the next two days and still have lingering showers and we are showing this is really the last batch of it that is moving in right now. most of it is light but if you look at that yellow ban really stretching from the pennsylvania turnpike crossing route 1 on to i-95 that is a heavier downpour and moving to philadelphia and should be here within the next 15-20 minutes and more showers across lancaster, gradually as we head through the day tomorrow we will begin to dry the atmosphere out and right now you can see the temperatures are well above freezing here, philadelphia 43 degrees, allentown, 38, wilmington 44, cape may 44 and temperatures essentially holding steady overnight, the problem is the fog. visibility in some areas really low millville atlantic city airport a half mile, philadelphia under a mile, mount pocono three tenths of a mile and the fog will be lingering into your morning commit and satell

he does not look to the future, but to the past and rights of the 2000 year tradition that hampton rose between end. he writes: the sinking of all the world's old cebit and names them are rare, victory and constellation, golden hind, galleys of cartridge, galleons with gilded virgins, siren haunted galleons, are goes in rbcs, moving the sea in one long wooden wall behind the huge flagship of the arc in such a swelling cloud of phantom sale and whitened ocean going down by the head. green water seeping through the ports, spreading along the famous decks, going down, going down, going down to mermaid pools. to the dim barnacle surrounds where davy jones drinks everlasting realm with the seahorses of his sunken dreams. thank you. [applause]. >> you said that it was a draw, so what was that immediate impact on the civil war? >> that immediate impact was fortunately for the north the lack of impact in that, you know, the thing lincoln was scared about when he was looking on the potomac was that the merrimack had already sunk every union ship on station and now was coming up to bombard washin

recently our bus stopped in hampton, virginia, visiting students at hampton high school. here's a video students made about our visit. >> it's pretty hard to miss the c-span bus outside of hampton high school today. inside, students are receiving an informational session about c-span's mission. c-span's bus goes around our nation speaking to high school students, colleges and universities, and also speaking at political gatherings. let's take an inside look. >> awesome. >> it was really important, the way it laid it out was awesome. >> we reached out to students through e-mail correspondence and then also through their 11th and 12th grade social studies classes. they applied and wrote a one-paragraph statement about what this experience would mean to them. many of them responded in terms of their career interests and others in media, and others just in response to the questions about how the recent campaign of 2016 occurred and how c-span was a part of that effort. >> it's the students of hampton high school, if they've never heard of c-span, they want them to come on the

recently our bus stopped in virginia visiting students at hampton high school. here's a video students made about our visit. >> it's pretty hard to miss the c-span bus outside today. inside, students are receiving an informational session about c-span's mission. c-span's bus goes around our nation speaking to high school students, colleges, universities, and political gatherings. let's take an inside look. >> tables, satellites. >> awesome. >> it was really important. the way they made it was awesome. we reached out to students through email correspondents and also through heir social studies classes. they replied and wrote a one-paragraph statement about what this experience would mean to them. many responded in terms of their career interests, others in their interest in media. others just in response to their questions about how do they think the campaign occurred and how c-span was a part of the that effort. >> the students have never heard about c-span, we want them to be able to come on the bus and learn all there is to know. welsh created as a public serv

. - [shawn] a big fan and i met him when i opened a show for him at the iron horse in north hampton, massachusetts and i opened the show and met him down in the dressing room very briefly. that was a big thrill. he was playing solo, i was playing solo. i really didn't see much of him and i recorded 'someday,' on my cover girl album, a great song of his. you know, you always worry when you record somebody else's song, "are they gonna like it?" sometimes you hear from people about them, i've made two cover records now, sometimes you don't. i didn't hear anything from steve and i found out later he was in the trenches with his drug addiction and as he tells it, towards the end of that really dark period he found out that emmi lou had recorded 'guitar town,' and i had recorded 'someday,' and that was kind of a beacon of light. - he's talked about that, in fact, in the course of promoting this record when it's come up, he's said, "you know, at a really difficult "time in my life, i was so happy to hear that "and to hear about that." - so we were kind of bonded through that, even though we

. —— south hampton against liverpool.ted, they have agreed to sell morgan schneiderlin to everton for £22 million. the french midfielder hasn't been part ofjose mourinho‘s plans and the 27—year—old will link up again with his old manager ronald koeman. the two worked together at southampton. he joined from saints 18 months ago for around £25 million. he has only made eight appearances this season. most of them as a substitute. 48 teams will take part in the 2026 world cup. fifa confirmed today that 16 extra nations will take part. it's yet to be decided which continental federations will fill those extra slots but we know that the tournament format will begin with 16 groups of three with the top two entering the knockout phase. teams reaching the final will still only play seven matches. though broadly supported, critics say the change has no sporting merit. the fifa president gianni infantino spoke exclusively to our sports news correspondent richard conway. it's time to open to the world a competition like the world cup

, virginia, visiting students at hampton high school. here is a video students made about our visit. >> it is pretty hard to miss the c-span bus outside of hampton high school today. students are receiving an .nformational meeting the bus speaks to high school students, colleges, universities, and political gatherings. let's take an inside look. >> it is really important, and the way they laid it out was awesome. >> we reached out to students through email and through their 11th and 12th grade social studies classes. they applied and rotate one paragraph statement about what this would mean to them, and many responded in terms of career interests, others in terms of an interest in media, and others just about the recent campaign of 2016 and how c-span was part of that effort. >> is the students have never heard about c-span, we want them to come on the bus and learn all about it. it is a public service to the community. our goal is educational and community outreach. if they come on, they can learn about c-span and ways to use that in th

that's hampton county, where they had 10 to 12 inches of snowfall in an area that doesn't quite know how to handle the wintry weather. did have some snowfall. calvert county, st. mary's, northumberland, westmoreland, ocean city. left with slick spots and icy patches on area roads to the south. , makeold day for us afternoon and evening hours. into the pocket >> you are watching "good morning washington," on your side. autria: new developments about the man the police say was behind the wheel of a deadly truck attack. plus? morning to you guys. . teens later for a high grreoing to notice. thursday, active weather pattern, this weekend falling back into the 30's for highs, we may have a little bit of wintry weather around the area. stay tuned. julie: let's just hope that the temperatures just carry over to 60. beltway and on 66, a bit of a fo delays as you push north of route three, 22 minute commute. arteries are in pretty good shape with icy patches expected on the sidewalks and secondary roads. continuing further to the north you will find that headed inbound on 50 you are starting

just confirmed new information into our newsroom that a man by the name of terry anders from the hampton roads area is among the dead. we understand that his wife was also with with him but that she is unharmed. authorities have identified the suspected gunman as a 26-year-old man who traveled with a gun in his checked bags from alaska to florida. tonight he is in custody. florida's governor rick scott says he has had several calls with the president-elect and vice president-elect. the white house says pde situation. from the live desk. >>> back to politics and that intelligence reported that claims russia did meddle in the run-up to the presidential election. >> chuck todd joins us now. what do you make of what the president-elect said before and after getting this report? >> look, he said witch hunt after a statement written in his name at least ratcheted back the rhetoric against the intelligence community. i've talked to a few republican senators. they're relieved he didn't attack the intelligence community after receiving the briefing. they're still concerned that he will not fully

hampton plantation, before he got to charleston. this is about 40 miles north of charleston and this is a recent picture. this tree was a little smaller when president washington was there, but it was there. the legend is that it is there on account of him. this is called the washington oak, and hampton plantation, i think it was mostly rice when he stayed there in 1791. the lady of the house said, i apologize for that tree, i have been meaning to remove it. she thought it was improperly located. i don't know much about how these things grow, this must be 250-300 years old. washington said, that will be a wonderful treat. let it be. and it is still there. it is a very large and impressive tree. the plantation is owned by the state of north carolina and is a wonderful place to visit. in charleston, he got to the royal treatment. he crossed the cooper river. across to the exchange building, where a parade ensued. there were barges of people singing and playing instruments. the parade started, and at the exchange building, which is sti

let's get to hampton pearson who is here among protesters. hampton? >> yes.he stand-up in k street continues. you can see the police line. what they've been doing over the last 15 or 20 minutes is from time to time, the police will advance forward using in some cases, a bit of water and whatever to push the demonstrators back. at the same time, some of the protesters have been throwing bricks and again getting as confrontational with police and getting personal. this is the same situation, over an hour agoer you had a very dramatic fire that did get put out very quickly, if you will. but it has been very tense here all afternoon. we seem to go from situations where it looks like a final move of one side or the other and then things back off. and then they escalate again. this again by the way, we are within blocks of the official inaugural parade. and not that far from the white house. so quite a few different realities here in your nation's capital on inauguration day like no other i've ever seen in all these many years of being here in washington. back to y

and for five minutes with an armed stranger in the back seat, he drove to neighboring east hamptons. >> he was given directions, stop the car, let me out. and give me your money. >> reporter: the suspect vanished into the woods with $200 cash and the driver's wallet. and personal information. >> all dark clothing, a black hat. black hoodie. tied down around his face. >> that's scary that could happen to us here. somebody could come out here when i'm getting in my vehicle and somebody could be in my truck. >> reporter: police are canvassing stores to see if anyone fitting the description was in that area. the suspect committed five crimes. now, police did reach out to the victim in this case, but he declined to be interviewed by us. in the meantime, we did interview the victim's good friend on what he does and what police recommend you do to stay safe for a delivery drivers in situations like this. we'll have that for you at 6:00. we're live in west hampton, nbc 10 news. >>> the justice department and the fbi under investigation. >> it's all about how they handled hillary clinton and

. >> the hampton police division is rolling out quiet rooms. reporter jimmy lee got a look insi can take a break from those stressful days. >> sometimes our call volume is so high that officers essentially are answering calls for service all day long. >> reporter: being a police officer can be exhausting. >> when the call volume is that high it leads to higher levels of fatigue. >> from working long hours to responding to multiple calls for service the job can wear you down. >> that level of fatigue has you know, some officers have come to that involuntarily, and are either awoken by a partner or a call on the radio. >> the hampton police division is adopting an idea from another department in las vegas. >> being authorized to rest on duty, it's a unique concept. >> it's called a quiet room. a place where officers can take a nap. >> they would come in and for the designated amount t they'd be allowed to come in, take their belt off, turn their radio off, close the door if they want, turn out the lights and get some rest. >> it offers a safe, co

the storm's biggest impact on the hampton roads area. that prompted a state of emergency. >>> listen, one of us had to go outside to see what it was like out there. no. that leaves the odd man out. >> that would be storm team 4 meteorologist tom kierein, who's standing by to give us, really, i guess a real report of what it feels like out there. how bad is it? >> yeah, it is painfully cold. the wind will sort of be calm at times, then occasionally it gets it is a weather alert day because of these dangerous windchills. there is the live view from our tower camera overlooking friendship heights. it is a nice bright and blue sky with bright sunshine. those winds are brutal. look at our feels-like temperatures. they're down to just near zero in much of the region. but a welcome warmup is on the way. i'll have a look at that coming up this half hour. >> tom, thank you so much. so cold it's messing up your mike just a little bit out there. >>> look at this three tractor trailers, a tanker truck, more than a dozen cars here involved in a crash

you can see these areas of orange, north hampton, this was in ben salem earlier, willingboro in new jersey, near trenton itself. that rainfall rate is getting close to half inch per hour and with the same area feeding into the same places. you can get a half inch a rain an hour, four hours, that's two inches. that's a lot of rain. fortunately it's been relatively dry so we're not going to have river flooding. long beach island right here the northern half of it getting some of the heavier rain but not much to the south except look what's down here, the low-pressure center down there and that's swinging everything up this way, so this moisture's coming right up the coast at us. so the rain's not about to be over. here's the current wind gusts, 44 miles an hour in wildwood, the direction is the same. it's hour after hour after hour of those strong winds that build up the seas and create this coastal flooding. we got moderate coastal flooding rehoboth beach and through cape may. we've already had our high tide at the ocean but it's still building in the back bays and another one coming 12 hou

. >> officials in north hampton county a police officer was justified when he shot and killed a suicidal man back in december. three officers responded to the township home of scott macint h macintosh. his sister alerted him after she refused text messages from her brother by suicide by police. >> new videos making off with a sack cred and valuable scroll from a jewish school. they stol a handwritten copy of the torra worth $27,000. call lakewood police if you know anything about this crime. >> a delaware county school will be closed until at least friday after a boiler exploded this morning. skyforce10 over the saints catholic school. the boiler explosion led to the gas leak and the building lost heat. there was no students inside and no one was hurt. >> new dui legislation could be coming to new jersey. they're scheduled to vote on a new bill. it would make new jersey the 29th state to enforce an all offender ignition interlock law. that would require people with duis to breathe into a breathalyzer before they start their car. >> portion of a delaware county road is now renamed in hono

the storm's biggest impact was on the hampton roads area. that prompted a state of emergency. >>> let me tell you something. if you're going to walk the dog this morning, we're talking multiple layers. if you're going out for a run, more power to you. > you can dress the dog up, put some slippers on him, no one is going to make fun of him because we mentioned about the windchill. near zero in some places. negative 1, i think, i saw on the map. >> brutal outside. let's check with tom kieren. >> dangerously cold windchills this morning. you could quickly go into hypothermia if you're not well protected. the first faint grow of dalow o this sunday morning. we'll have the sun coming up on a clear sky. sunrise is at 7:27. look at our feels-like temperatures. the windchill at reagan national now 1 below zero. winchester, 4 below zero windchills. we've had the winds gusting around 30 miles an hour overnight. combined with those temperatures, giving us those brutal windchills. temperatures now in the teens to near 10 degrees. reagan national is at 1

bobby rush, you know bobby rush with fred hampton. congress. black panther party. those are my two shining examples. when we started the black panther party, listen to me on this, in 1995, before i actually started the black panther party, the book "black power" came out. wait a minute. now, listen to me. it was a very important book but some of the young panthers i run into talking we're going to get us black power. i said y'all ain't going to get no black power until you take political seats. what are you talking about, political seats? i said city council, county supervisor, et cetera. them the white man's seats. i said you better start making up your mind trying to make them the black folks' seats and people of color seats. but, but. i said no, i don't want to hear that. see, my ten-point platform and program when i wrote, we wrote that program, but the last two paragraphs is the declaration of the independence of the united states of america. you got to read it very carefully to see what it says. it's like a mathematical problem. people say that's the white ma

who better than hampton pearson. i don't know why, hampton. i don't know how to intro you on this.e you're in the weeds. how are you doing? >> reporter: i'm doing spectacular, joe. this will be the inauguration event like no other. the d.c. cannabis coalition, if you will, about 25 minutes ago started giving out free marijuana. now, it's legal here in the district, but their point is that we want to have the federal laws lightened up, especially when it comes to access to banks, if you will. behind me, you're seeing there are at least 2,000 people here. there's a line about a half a mile up the block for the free weed being given out. they started out saying we're going to give away 4200 free joints. now they've doubled it, saying they're going to give away at least 8400 joints. the idea is for folks to at some point light up around the time that donald trump is inaugurated as president. also, the so-called message, if you will, politically is ostensibly they're against jeff sessions as attorney general because there might be a crackdown on legalized pot. but look, this is nothing

gi thanks fantastic.tastic. >> they gave me so much.gave msm hampton gave me so much.e so mu.ersity sent me some male, mrs. barnes, can you give us the money back.ey [ laughter ]er ] >> that's hilarious. >> i get similar ones. know you didn't go to the mostos prestigious university in theou world.s un >> not quite the same level eas allison. snow totals from covering to an inch. inch. some spots an inch plus seen asn few reports of like an inch, falls church 1.3-inches. dumfries just report of reportep of 2-inches.ncs. chantilly .80 of an inch.nc national zoo 1.1-inches. everybody gets to go out andnd play in nice coating of freshre snow here.ower 33 in washington.hito okay. want to mention north and westrt everybody is out or below or lo freezing this morning. got chilly overnight. 32 in quantico. in qutic 32 leonardtown. fredericksburg you're'r 32 degrees. so even though it didn't receipp really get a chance to stick onk most of the roadways it'st' possible we could have we co refreezing and there could be ab few slick spots be on the look k out this morning.orng 26 current

berks county, lehigh county and north hampton county. we'll see an end farther south in northern bucks and montgomery counties by 7:00 a.m., 8:00 a.m. the rest of the afternoon looks damp, so does the dinner hour and so does the evening, although things will be dieing down a little bit. the temperatures stay cool, periods of rain and off and on drizzle as you just saw on future tracker. high temperatures across the region, it's damp, up north you'll get up to 40. down south, 47 near cape may and mid 40s in philadelphia. tomorrow an area of low pressure comes up the coast. we'll get mild ahead of this high of 51. more drizzle in the morning and another round of steadier rain in the afternoon. future tracker 6 showing you this picture between 9:00 a.m. and 12:00. as we get into the afternoon we'll be on the look out for a steadier band of rain that will be off and on that will lift off in the dinner hour. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, 44 degrees, off and on rain and drizzle, be careful of icy patches on roads early this mor

. >> my name is matt hampton. we have undertaken a project to create ultra-high-definition digital digital files of 10 films in our collection of fdr's most important speeches. we selected the films based on historical significance, frequency of how often they are requested, and quality of the footage as well. two project was funded by means. first with a grant from the national archives, the non-textural preservation fund. the second was a grant from at&t. the support from at&t allowed us to do a lot of the stuff on the backend we needed to maintain and work with the films. chronologically, the first one speech atcceptance the 1932 democratic national convention in chicago. it is my pleasing duty as the chairman of this national democratic convention, and its committee specially designated for that purpose, formally to your nomination yesterday for the office of president of the united states. [applause] my friends of the democratic national convention of 1932. in whichas the speech he promised a new deal for the

was fired in 2010 for misconduct after working for more than 7 years as a social worker in north hampton county. sara and her boyfriend jacob sullivan are accused of murdering 14-year-old grace and dumping her body. >>> new details in the case against accused state trooper killer eric frein charged with killing pennsylvania state trooper and wounding another trooper outside the blooming grove barracks back in 2014. >>> federal judge awarded $1.5 million settlement to the family of a wilmington man killed by police while sitting in wheelchair. officers shot jeremy in september of 2015 after getting a call about a man firing a gun. cell phone video shows him reaching for his waste after ordering him to drop weapon. prosecutors did not file charges against the officers. >>> philadelphia school buses driver is facing charges after police say he went grocery shopping while leaving a 7-year-old all alone on the school buses. henry picked up the second grader from corner stone christian academy on monday. according to investigators, he stopped at a shop right at 67th and told the boy to stay on