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i cut the handcuff off of him. he gave me a big bear hug. >> we had already had a system of rendezvous points. >> they had it planned to meet their other comrades at the century drive in. the signal was a coffee cup on the top of the vehicle. >> we bought food, fed tom and waited. >> the sla suspects entered this sporting goods store and were caught stealing. they ran firing as many as 30 shots from a 30 caliber machine gun. one suspect dropped this revolver later traced to emily harris, a member of the sla. >> e seeing the nusz ews of the shootout, the six others realize the lapd knows they are in town. so they figure they need to get out of where they had been with bill, emily and patty and start looking for somewhere else to go. they are on 84th street and they drive through south central looking for a new place to stay. and they find a house in the middle of the night of may 16th on 54 street, a few miles away. >> we realize that they are not coming. we drove to the hills. we discussed our next move. emily or p

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. >> molly also inherits a pair of handcuffs and several boxes of official-looking papers.t all winds up in the crawlspace of the family home in new jersey. >> and no one really took it upon themselves to dig into these. >> when molly dies, in 1977, marty's mother, dolly, inherits the boxes, and they continue to collect dust in an attic. >> my parents's generation -- they didn't do anything with it either. >> in the mid-1980s, the inheritance moves to the attic of marty's sister, eileen. she and marty become curious about those documents. >> i said, "you know, for the sake of completeness, maybe, we'll take a look at things." i didn't know what they were or what they were about, 'cause i was young when he passed away. >> how long had they been sitting at that point? >> 25 years. >> how many documents are we talking about? >> thousands of pages. ♪ >> a lot of it looks like dull audit reports, but, then again, some of the files don't seem to belong. one says, "regarding alphonse capone" and another that reads "the capone cases." whoa! this is incredible. >> how about this one

you can see officers leading away a dark-haired girl in handcuffs. the shooting happened at sal castro middle school...that's in the westlake neighborhood of los angeles. a 15 year old boy was shot in the head. tonight he's in critical but stable condition. a 15-year-old girl was shot in the wrist. students were cleared by officers one by one before they were allowed to leave. aside from the two students who were shot -- three other people were injured in the resulting chaos. though the shooter says it was an accident, police are investigating a potential motive. (vicki) palo alto police have arrested a man who they say committed several violent crimes within just a few hours. it started around seven pm monday at the macy's at stanford shopping center. police say javas minor groped a female employee. when the loss prevention officer told minor to leave... he reportedly punched the employee in the jaw... and took off. police say a short time later, officers received a call about a robbery at the p-f chang's in the same shopping center. authorities say

car earlier photos emotion social media appear to show a black violet the building's entrance and handcuff guy possibly an attacker a man sitting on the ground this is not the first time this but an incident like this kind of thing back in twenty fifteen as i was saying earlier a twenty seven year old woman was killed and a passenger was wounded when police so. fire after the pair try to gain an authorized entry at the n.s.a. gate for me so keep an eye on it if we hear any more and it will the course bring it up to speed but authorities are saying that all is under control as far as they know it at the moment there. unlike the weather in south korea when talk about that next severe weather conditions prompted the evacuation of the olympic park where on wednesday spectators were asked to go indoors for a while and even a number of events were perspire as strong winds as you're about to see forced authorities to dismantle information tents it was literally in the eye of the storm . some very serious wind issues in this part of south korea we saw earlier on wednesday for the first few days of

i cut the handcuff off of him. he was so relieved, he gave me a big hug, a bear hug, and patty actually gave me a kiss on the cheek. >> we already had a system of rendezvous points that were set up just for the l.a. area. >> they had to planned to meet their other comrades at the century drive-in. their signal was a coffee cup on the top of the vehicle. >> we bought food. we fed tom and waited. >> the sla suspects entered this sporting goods stores and they were caught stealing. they ran firing, at many as 30 shots from a .30 caliber machine gun. one suspect dropped this revolver, later traced to emily harris of the sla. >> seeing the news of the mel's shootout, the six others realized the lapd knows they're in town. so they figure they need to get out of where they had been with bill, emily andat and they start looking for somewhere else they're on 84th street and they drive through south central looking for another place to stay. and they find a house in the middle of the night of may 16th on 54th street a few mi

and those handcuffs and shackles? no evidence ever linked them to teresa., in the spring of 2007 juries in separate trials convicted both dassey and avery of murdering teresa. they were each sentenced to life in prison. >> you are probably the most dangerous individual ever to set foot in this courtroom. >> it seemed like the avery saga had ended, but eight years later, "making a murderer" would put fastbender, kratz and their entire team in the hot seat. >> coming up -- >> did they plant evidence? >> sure, they did. >> was steven avery framed? >> is it possible that that blood could have been planted? >> when "dateline" continues. sa. but one day we were sitting there and we decided that, you know what? something needed to be done about what was going on in our inner-city. instead of buying a house, we decided to form this youth league. what is he doing wrong? he should shed the block. exactly. it's volunteer, we don't get a paycheck. it's one hundred percent from the heart. football shaped my life and i'm praying that it will shape these kids' lives as we

he has been taken away in handcuffs. let's go back to deirdre in the newsroom with more details on this awful florida school shooting. >> it is in fact, david. so the multiple fatality, excuse me, multiple injuries. there are 14 victims that have been and continue to be transported to the broward health medical center in broward north health hospital. that is coming in from the local sheriff's office. i know you mentioned, david, that the shooter is in custody. this is, what i am about to tell you is unsubstantiated report. according to a student interviewed by local news, so not confirmed by local police or any other official source but the young student who was interviewed says he thinks he knows the shooter. someone he had been in classes with in previous years. he guessed that he was about 20 or 21 years old, because the student being interviewed is about 19 years old. he knew the person he thinks was the shooter is few years ahead of him in school. he said he stayed clear of him because he was an angry guy who got i

officers pulled up, put him in handcuffs, and arrested him. and chemistry professor from bangladesh who they threatened his children as was talked about this morning on most of the stations. they threatened his children that they, too, would be arrested if they tried to hug him goodbye. he was detained for several weeks without the ability to contact his family and despite his lawyers, the community's, and my efforts he was set to be deployed yesterday. he was on his way to bangladesh where he probably would have been killed. when an emergency appeal was was released in hawaii but still in limbo. i will be working across party lines with representative jenkins to see a was released i hawaii pathway to citizenship for him and his wife. i'm calling on i.c.e. to bring him home to be with his family while the court decides this case. over 96,000 people have signed a petition to stop his deportation. thank you, mr. chairman, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the chair recognizes the gentleman

for the time being, john worboys arrived at court in a prison van and was taken to the cells in handcuffsin 2009 of one rape, six other sex offences and 12 crimes of drugging customers, the london black cab driver is suspected of assaulting around 100 female passengers. and his victims hadn't expected him to be released ever. when we were told it was an indefinite sentence, it was just, well, justice has been served, he has been dealt with. he is serving a life sentence now, because that is the way it was put across to us. so we never thought for one second that he would be eligible for parole. however, today there he was, behind the bars in the dock, but potentially just weeks from being freed. sir bian leveson had ordered thatjohn worboys should be present in person, because he didn't trust the reliability of the court's video link system. thejudge had been told that worboys' victims were unhappy at the prospect of seeing him again. "i am sorry about that," sir brian said, "but i'm sure you will appreciate why it would not be possible sensibly to conduct this hearing without him being p

just moments ago saw officers walking a man out of the tunnel in handcuffs. he's now in custody. >>> how does this sound? a weight loss diet guaranteed to work for you. stanford professor studied low carb versus low fat and results are in. katie marzullo with the story. >> reporter: asked patrons in palo alto about diet. >> i think i kind of figured out for myself. quantity, number one, and i think eating whole foods. >> experimented with different diets, aspirational vegetarian. >> reporter: what if you didn't have to experiment? >> comparing low fat and low carb not to see which was best diet but which was best for whom. >> reporter: professor of medicine at stanford. 600 people, 300 on low carb and 300 on low fat diet, hoped to predict who would lose most weight based on genetics and metabolism. one year later, answer. >> hypothesis wasn't supported. thought would get rich. have this test and take it to tell you diet to lose weight. >> reporter: not struck gold but research did shed light on the issue of dieting and hunger. >> some people got more satiated

. >> she was placed in handcuffs and she said, i'll wet my pabts.der supervision, she was able to change. we had two revolvers in their purses and a 12 gauge shotgun. so we were clearly outgunned. >> evidently, steven rolled up to morris street. he shows up right after they hit the house. he wanted to make sure hearst was all right. >> steve soliah is arrested by the agents inside the house. from that moment, we could not find jim, michael boarton, kathleen soliah and josephine. they were gone. they were underground. >> when we were arrested, we were immediately transported to the jail. >> i had had to do something that was demonstrative. i raised my hands into as powerful a pose as i could get and turn ed around and walked into jail. it was important to set the tone. and we all did that. >> a year and a half after her kidnapping, she's in the safe arms of the law. so what does she do? patty gives the revolutionary salute, even when she's in handcuffs. when she's booked, she's asked her occupation and what does she say? urban gorilla. >> a principle

david. 4:40 a.m., a father's reckless student designed to serve school safety concerns ends up in handcuffs. >>> nra takes a harsh tone in criticizing media coverage of a father plows into an emergency room. >> reporter: it's too early to be this busy, we have an accident on the ramp to the schuylkill expressway eastbound, we have otheridents we'll run through them coming up n >> 4:43 a.m., waking up the delaware and lehigh valleys. that is our duty, that is what we do, and that is what we are doing. >> and i guess it's time for karen to do her duty and take a look at troubles 4:43 a.m. on the roads. >> i was overall dramatic, wasn't i. >> reporter: it's time for karen to do her duty, here i am. let's show you the problems we have on the roads right now. this is an accident causing issues on woodhaven road eastbound at thornton road. we have fire crews and ambulance on the scene. slight volume not causing too much problems. be careful as you head out in the area. west nottingham township a vehicle went into a pole, there's low-hanging wires that's crediting problems, as well chester county

just moments ago saw officers walking a man out of the tunnel in handcuffs.now in custody. >>> how does this sound? a weight loss diet guaranteed to work for you. stanford professor studied low carb versus low fat and results are in. katie marzullo with the story. >> reporter: asked patrons in palo alto about diet. >> i think i kind of figured out for myself. quantity, number one, and i think eating whole foods. >> experimented with different diets, aspirational vegetarian. >> reporter: what if you didn't have to experiment? >> comparing low fat and low carb not to see which was best diet but which was best for whom. >> reporter: professor of medicine at stanford. 600 people, 300 on low carb and 300 on low fat diet, hoped to predict who would lose most weight based on genetics and metabolism. one year later, answer. >> hypothesis wasn't supported. thought would get rich. have this test and take it to tell you diet to lose weight. >> reporter: not struck gold but research did shed light on the issue of dieting and hunger. >> some people got more satiated on wh

they get handcuffs on the man and try to lift him up. that's when one of the deputies kick the man in the head. the man was released. the deputy is on leave. >>> flyers take on the washington capitals in their first game back from the all star break and blew a 2-0 lead. they lost 5-3. >>> sixers face joel okafor for the first time since they traded him in december. the sixers lose 116-108. >> welcome back is it only friday, i can feel it. >> i'm looking forward to monday. >> he is being annoying. >> reporter: we're used to waving you off. 2 oh, 2 past 401. southbound we have a vehicle ran into a guardrail. someone trapped in here, we have ambulance and police on the scene they are blocking two right lanes, it is slowing here. stick to swedesford road or route 30 lancaster avenue instead. >> reporter: good advice there. on the big board we're looking at chilly conditions. we'll be on or about the freezing mark maybe a couple of degrees above it. for the morning commute, on the train station platform or the bus stop, we're going for a high

. >> just me and a pair of handcuffs. brought handcuffs because i figured if he saw me he might, like, be freaked out. i just wanted an explanation. >> she even came close once, arriving at a paris hotel just a day after weinberger had checked out. but back home she still faced a growing pile of unpaid bills. mark had never allowed her to see the bills before or even have her own checking account. >> it's almost laughable in a way when i get faxes from banks saying i owe $3.5 million because i don't even have a concept in my head of what $3 million is. >> eventually, michelle learned that mark weinberger had left her $6 million in debt. we first met michelle in february 2005. five months after her husband had vanished. at that time, michelle's home was in foreclosure and she had realized she had no choice but to file for divorce. >> i don't know how ready to say i am filing for divorce, but financially it's a necessity right now so it's something that has to be done in order to try to separate myself from the debt that he

that leave you chained to the game board. >> you try to handcuff me to that board, we'll see what happensch me outside. how about that? >>> next at 6:30, the controversial gop memo the white house is reviewing different from the one voted on by lawmakers? one california congressman thinks so. >>> the fundraising battle heating up. the san francisco's mayor's race. >>> plus, coffee lovers, listen up. up. a new credit card out today hey hun. look at all this extra room i have on this king size ikea bed. are you wearing a... duvet cover? why yes. yes i am. where's mom? we finally redid our bedroom and she's prettttttttttty into it. what's your dream? at ikea, we help you live it. make the dream yours. hey hun. look at all this extra room i have on this king size ikea bed. are you wearing a... duvet cover? why yes. yes i am. where's mom? we finally redid our bedroom and she's prettttttttttty into it. what's your dream? at ikea, we help you live it. make the dream yours. >>> a major commuter alert for b.a.r.t. riders. >> we've been watching this all morning. it's 6:30 and it's still an issue,

everything. >> they were on the ground in handcuffs begging for them to stop, and then the security justpunching them. >> reporter: some of the ejected passengers arrived at melbourne airport last night. one family member told 7 news they're meeting with a lawyer on monday to discuss their next move. >> the security had no choice at the end but to grab them, and rough them up as they did. >> reporter: a ten-day cruise like this, through the south pacific, should just have brought happy memories for the 2100 passengers but this troubled trip was so spoiled, that some are demanding refunds. paul dowdsly, 7 news. >> the corn value cruise line issued a response saying, if we have -- excuse me, we have a zero tolerance approach to excessive behavior that affects other guests. in line with this policy, we cooperated fully with local authorities in australia to remove a large family group who had been involved in disruptive acts aboard carnival legend. >>> well, many people in chile were suspicious when two americans, many years ago, both former ceos of wealthy outdoor apparel brands, began buy

. >> it's embarrassing that he did that trey gowdy they don't give us handcuffs. were plenty who came before that's should be in handcuffs and at lease that information should be going to a grand jury. these people are not only obstructing justice but they are actually political players to manipulate an election. >> sean: so bad? >> yes. you were absolutely attacking the very foundation of our country. not only when he was a candidate. not a fair fight. where is bernie sanders in all of this? he got manipulated, too. >> sean: he got robbed. >> he did. >> sean: david, let's look at watergate. you have a third rate burglary. have you coverup afterwards that leads to one president leaving office. others going to jail in that particular case. as you see these facts unfolding. as you read these memos and in the case of devin nunes and the house intel committee, this is one of at least five, and you read the grassley-graham memo, what are you thinking about in terms of the law and about the comparisons to watergate? >> one thing that strikes me, sean, is that during wat

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why was she able to leave the campus freely without being in handcuffs? a district spokeswoman released a statement saying that they were saddened to hear that teacher reportedly hit a student . the teacher in question was identified as a substitute and was immediately removed from the site. and she says that an apology is not enough to call her sons fears. >> he was scared to go on the bus because he didn't want to see that lady. he didn't want to get slapped again. that is hurtful as a parent to know that my son used to love going to school and now he is traumatize.>> reporter: they are classifying the case as an assault investigation and the school district is cooperating. >> she wants the teacher to be accountable and she is looking into legal action against the district. >>> dozens of lives were saved and now they have a chance to say thank you. we will take you to a reunion for these heart attack survivors and the medical team that save them. >>> we are tracking the weather, the latest commuter model will show you what is going to happen and what wi

he put the handcuffs on me and my husband said, what can i do for my wife?police officer responded, you cannot do absolutely anything. and the officer immediately turned me over to ice that same night. that same night in the early morning hours i was interviewed by an ice agent by telephone. so i had my interview with ice, they had charges against me, they took me in on domestic violence charges. my husband was so indignant about that accusation he spoke with the prosecutor, he spoke with him quite a bit and the prosecutor told him, don't worry , i have studied your fe's case very carefully and we are going to drop the charges. so, they dropped the domestic violence charges that they had againste and the judge told me when i was standing before him, i hope sandra that immigration will be compassionate with you. i said, thank you, judge. he knew the system i was facing. it is an unjust system, an unjust system that is separating many families. as a leader, i invite you that we should never lose our dignity to defend their human rights. let us not let them div

and the judge said i'll put new you in handcuffs. >> the judge to the district attorney. >> yeah, neverore. >> you're out of line here. >> and the court deputy walks up behind bill gargen, the prosecutor, not the defendant. >> he was interrupting. he was becoming unhinged. >> the judge did finish his thought. he threw out the entire case against charlatan, a judicial ruling that meant the case couldn't be reprosecuted or retried. >> it was a big win for charlie tan. he was ecstatic. >> outside the courtroom, the media was waiting for charlie, the former defendant who hadn't yet spoken to reporters. >> now you'll talk to us, right? >> back up, back up, please, please. >> and before we got a chance to talk to him, his defense lawyer ushered him out down the hallway. >> what did you think? did you take all in? >> so excited. >> i'm not sure he took it all in. >> i'm not sure i took it all in at first. >> that this is over. >> it was super exciting. everyone was so happy. everyone was in tears. >> not quite everyone. assistant d.a. bill gargen was fuming. >> were you willing to get arrested

she needed to be arrested and taken out in handcuffs and being charged with assault. the next thing is, how is she going to the students i'm going to show you what it feels like to be a slave. >> if she were black wooded have changed. >> absolutely not. no teacher of any color should be doing anything to experience something. they should teach it. i think we should do white history month to teach white people about the history of america. >> the old clichÉ is those that don't learn from history are doomed to repeat it. is there something to teach the horrors of slavery in a way that impacts people? >> we should be talking about slavery in the holocaust. but there's a proper way to teach it. as a teacher you have a lesson plan that is approved and you need to abide by. in this case she did not. >> this is crazy. it apparently went on before. where's the school administration? it doesn't sound like an isolated incident. >> breaking news out of washington. the trump administration okays the house intelligence committee to release a memo that may implicate the fbi and pol

. >> and they can still be sent to jail and that includes handcuffs that can be chained to the game board i learned from the kids over christmas is how to rob a bank. not encouraging it, just a game. >> for all of us here, we'll see you again in half an hour. >>> tonight, the deadly train crash. more than 100 members of congress onboard. just hours after the president's state of the union, republicans on the train, including the speaker of the house, slamming into a truck. one killed, several injured. images from the scene. >>> also breaking tonight, the fbi urging the white house tonight not to release a secret memo reportedly critical of the agency. the fbi citing grave concerns. and this moment, audio of the president late last night, what he said about releasing that memo. >>> the deadly flu, and tonight, the new concern here over the supply of that rapid test used to diagnose patients. and tonight, word of a young mother of four from new hampshire, one of the newest victims. >>> the arrest, a

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they started to put him in handcuffs.. he was shocked that they took him to detention at an asylum hearing someplace he assumed would be safe. they said he overstayed his visa. like many asylum-seekers he had had to wait years to get a hearing and had obtained a work permit social security card and pay taxes.>> he's a nice guy. you can see -- he came here to work. he is a hard-working guy.>> i hope somebody can help us. get him out.>> reporter: his brother says omar worked for united airlines at sfo and was working hard following all the steps in that the immigration process. we reached out to eyes and a spokesman told us by phone.>> he violated terms and conditions of a temporary visa. he was issued in 2014. records indicated that he is a wanted criminal charges by law enforcement officials. in uae.>> reporter: his brother said he used to live there in the uae. his wife and two children are there now because the wife got a job. as for him the attorney said omar he saw him today and he is worried because he was concerned a

he was taken away in handcuffs. the judge said she was not going to punish him for his actions. he later apologized for his outburst.>>> i can only hope when the day comes that larry nasser has ended his days on this earth. that he will be escorted to one of the deepest darkest hottest pits of hell there is. for him and people like him.. a sentence is expected next week. he faces a minimum of 25 years in jail on top of his previous sentences of 60 years and 40- 175 years.>>> to chp officers who patrol the streets are not just partners. they are father and son. amber met the office today and has more on their bond.>> reporter: anthony keaton senior and anthony keaton junior are officers for the california highway patrol in santa rosa. they happen to be father and son.>>> we already have that report. in that connection. it has been good.. they ride together on the graveyard shift. they take turns driving. i asked who is better behind the wheel.>> i would like to say me. i say him because he has more experience on the road.. a lot more technology in the cars. he is very tech savvy.

nassar's already facing the rest of his le behind bars but as this devastated father was led away in handcuffst was clear, no punishment will erase the pain of nassar's crime. kennett craig for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> well, next up on "eyewitness news" world's most famous ground hog makes his prediction. >> still ahead find out if we are in for six more weeks of winter, katie. >> as we look ahead to a very important weekend, it does appear we will stay quiet for saturday, so still very chilly though daytime highs hit mid 30's but super bowl sunday, some snow, rain working its way through delaware valley especially a p.m. issue, temperatures will rebound in the 40's by then and that is not the only system that we will see in our area, i'll have details in the seven day coming up. i see my royal shadow six more weeks of winter to go. >> and there he see it, the grace punxsutawney phil, has spoken, phil has declared six more weeks of winter at gobbler's knob. he has 131 predictions since 1886 forecasting an early spring only 18 times. he has only been correct about 39 percent of the time. >>

i've never been shackled in handcuffs before in my life., scary as (bleep). >> so, as you can see, we're standing in the haunted house. this is that building in the neighborhood that no kid ever wanted towards, right, because there were always stories about it. well, today, you guys are going to be trapped in here and you must find a way to get out. i call this challenge, "find it." >> trevor: please welcome ludacris! ( cheers and applause ) >> trevor: welcome to the show. >> thanks for having me. what a live studio audience you have here. ( cheers and applause ) >> trevor: oh, yeah, these are real people. these are real people. >> by the way, i don't even know if they know-- happy belated birthday, my man. >> trevor: thank you so much. thank you so much. >> what did you do to celebrate? >> trevor: what did i do to celebrate? >> or have you celebrated yet? >> trevor: no, i don't do anything. i just get older. >> we're going to have to throw you a surprise party after this. we'll figure it out. ( cheers and applause ) it won't be "fear facto

morning the stunt a passenger pulled when he realized he was on the wrong flight that landed him in handcuffs>>> nbc 10 is hoy lighting the need for foster families in philadelphia. today what it takes to open your heart and home. >>> we really look forward to sharing all those stories we've done. good morning this is nbc 10 news today. i'm tracy davidson. >> and i'm vai sikehema. let's get right to our first alert forecast for your neighborhood. >> seeing a bit of improvement in cape may. it has improved a little bit and you can make out a little bit of beach avenue and some of those buildings. meantime in easton it's still a thick fog hanging right over the city. that's to start

the delaware county mother who said police pulled her daughter off the school bus and put her in handcuffs. >>> and educators underpaid. a new report out shows how pennsylvania teachers' salaries fall short compared to other full-time workers. >>> coming up on 6:00 a.m. thanks for being with us. this is "nbc10 news today." i'm tracy davidson. >> i'm via sikahema. we'll get right to meteorologist bill henley. with phillies' pitchers and catchers ready for spring training, i'm here. >> the winter's taking a break, bring it on. good thing, too. we've had wet weather overnight. we're only looking at rain because the temperatures now are in the 40s. this is a live view, broad street from the kimmel center. dry now, but you see dampness on the road left over from the showers overnight. clouds are still over philadelphia. we've watched the showers move to the east. the next round just moving into berks county now. reading getting very light rain. it's dry currently in allentown. most of the day, cloudy. showers will move through, and then out of here. we'll be looking at clouds for most of the da

when they arrested me at my home at three am they put handcuffs on me and my brother then they took us to their camp when we arrived we found the other four guys and then they took us to the interrogation. they started asking me why my face is like this and saying you look funny and said many things about me i told them i fell off my bicycle. what happened is that the israeli army arrested him at two am and at that and the way they arrested him was harsh he was a child who suffered an injury from the israeli soldiers and it was difficult for his parents because he was injured and being arrested was aggravating to his health condition his health condition remained the same but he was psychologically affected for child being arrested at two am and being kept in detention until two pm the next day without any food or sleep was difficult for him. this is not the first time i have a family has been in the spotlight is said to a head right there she's an activist who's in detention awaiting trial for slapping an israeli soldier a video of that went viral with some regarding her as a symbol o

. >> she said at one point they had the handcuffs so tight on her arms that in the cell her arms were red. >> we reached out to darby police about the arrest. we haven't gotten the response. the girl's mother says the bus company is now offering her daughter a separate shuttle. >>> team usa fighting to get closer to the top of the medal count at the winter olympic games. you're looking live at the olympic flame burning in pyeongchang, south korea, right now. nbc 10's keith jones is joining us live from olympic park with a recap of the biggest headlines from are the games tonight and hopefully less wind, too, keith. >> reporter: it's a way nicer day here at the olympic park, in gangwon, 30 minutes from pyeongchang. a lot of people are out right now. we get the question all the time from people back home, what is the food like, right? we took it upon ourselves to sample everything that's offered here at the olympic park. take a look. >> finallyhiffrin -- >> again, she's an athlete you can trust to have a very good -- >> two runs in the gs. shiffrin brought it back just a bit. into the s

i break out in handcuffs. ok. and just me and. my luck with. mine did too i don't drink anymore but still fish. i just hope i get to come back some time and visit you're good to you fish and. i'm sure they would be best friends speaking to best friends let's check in with rio and his new pals. are on their thirty ninth lap around the old mill. tell me about your son bruce he's walking in rio the pomeranian how old is he he's twelve. this big boy for twelve yeah he's growing like that we like the risk of him you know what's it been like for you the reality of bruce jr coming into your life and then how that's affected things up until now well it's been your single dad yeah his mother has had some problems and that's why he's with me it's just been tough to. take care of him and then having cancer. my goodness you know whole cancer when i. i was in the service. i was exposed to agent orange. how long after that did you find out about i just found out. the cboe the year and a half ago you were exposed to agent orange fifty years ago yeah so it was

heroin off the streets enough to allow a quarter million people to get high, two drug kingpins in handcuffs and potentially thousands of lives saved. >> one dose of this poison right here can kill you. >> reporter: philadelphia police department and home land security arresting the two men on the 4300 block of north fourth street, across the street from this high school and they will likely spend decade behind bars. >> these dealers face very lengthy jail terms. >> it is a great deal making bust that big saves lives. >> reporter: roseline, always carries this bag with her. >> when you give them the narcan it brings them back. >> reporter: victim advocate to works in kensington she has reversed many overdoses but heroin laced with fentanyl is usually too potent. >> you cannot even reverse a overdose with fentanyl. >> reporter: she's glad to see these men arrested and while their product is gone she knows it will soon be replaced which is why she would like to see another happen real soon. >> saving somebody's daughter, son, uncle somebody's mother. >> reporter: now investigators also seized

my hands were, the handcuffs were like around here.e ayling back to italy to testify, and that means there will be no confrontation between her and the man who accuses her of staging her own abduction. being kidnapped and not being believed in your own country, and even mocked... i rememberseeing country, and even mocked... i remember seeing photographs of other models posing inside big handbags. that must eat, that's atrocious. models posing inside big handbags. that must eat, that's atrociousm found guilty, lukas herba faces up to 25 years in prison. his trial continues next week. time for a look at the weather now with ben roach has the forecast and it is getting colder, isn't it? it sure is, you have been listening! cold as the big theme, a real change in the feel of the weather, although for many it will look pretty similar to how it looks today first of them will continue to be sunshine through the coming days at times, because high pressure dominates the scene but it is on the southern flank of this area of high pressure we're b

a 12-year-old girl led away in handcuffs after shots fired at a los angeles middle school. >> per fd, gunshots were heard on location it's castro middle school. >> reporter: they believe it was an accident and witnesses say the girl didn't know the gun was real. >> it was an accident. because they thought it was a toy gun. >> okay. >> but then they shot -- >> reporter: it happened inside a classroom around 9:00 thursday morning. police say a 15-year-old boy was shot in the head and a 15-year-old girl was hit in the wrist. both are being treated in a hospital. two other students with graze wounds were treated and released. >> those kids are too young. >> reporter: the entire school was put on lockdown as frantic students called their families in tears. >> he sent me a text. there is a psycho with a weapon. >> as a parent this is everyone's worst case nightmare. >> reporter: in a phone interview the alleged shooter's grandmother described her as loving and caring. now one of the main focuses of the investigation, where did she get the gun? and how did she get it into the school. >> the

. >> reporter: an hour after the gunfire began, police took the shooter away in handcuffs. he has been identified as 19- year-old nicholas cruise. a former student who had been expelled from the high school for disciplinary reasons.>> we begin to dissect his websites and his social media he was on and some of the things that have come to mind are disturbing. >> it's unnecessary, there's no words to describe this. >> police in tactical gear swept through the school were terrified students were still hiding in their classrooms. >> again, 17 people are confirmed dead and at least 14 others were harmed. salmon surgery still. the motive for the shooting is unclear. a student who knew the suspected shooter remembered him as a troubled kid who complained of being bullied and regularly carried guns. >> the president tweeted his condolences to the families of the shooting victims and added that no one should ever feel unsafe in an american school. >>> here is a live look at the marjorie stallman douglas high school, it's after 8:00 p.m. in florida. you can see it is a very active cr