i'm alive. >> reporter: there their plane an emergency landing in the hudson. passengers gathered beneath its wreckage yesterday. >> it's dpoogood to be with our friend. >> reporter: to greet the man credited with saving their lives, captain sully sullenberger. their seat numbers now a badge of honor. >> 20 c. >> 1 c. >> reporter: what's it like being in the shadow of this plane? >> thankful. >> gratitude. >> grateful every days. >> appreciation for all these extra days we didn't think we would get. >> just before the impact, it was so, just awful, because you thought i'm counting down the very last seconds of my life. >> reporter: it all began ten years ago to the day, january 15, 2009. so honored to be here, right where it all took place. >> right here. it's a very vivid reminder to be here and to know that this is the place where it all had to happen. >> reporter: at 3:25 p.m., u.s. airways flight 1549 took off from laguardia to charlotte. the lives of all 155 people on board would all be changed. >> hit birds lost thrust in both engines. we're returning to

(pam) it is remembered as the "miracle on the hudson," .... and it happened ten years ago today. 155- passengers and crew... on a u-s airways flight... survived a water landing in the icy hudson river in new york -- after a flock of geese struck the plane's engines. (ken) former east bay resident... and pilot "sully" sullenberger... was hailed a hero for successfully landing the crippled jet. c-n-n's randi kaye takes a look back at the miracle on the hudson. nats: "we've got some breaking news that's coming into us right now..."just 3 and a half minutes after the birds hit and the engines failed... 155 passengers and crew... landed in the hudson river.kaye: "weren't you terrified to hear him say brace for impact?"pam: "my heart was beating so loudly in my chest and through my ears. i couldn't hear."pam seagle and steve o'brien were on board.we talked with them at the carolina's aviation museum in the shadow of their us airways jet.o'brien: "i was in 15c, which is about four down from the door right there on the aisle."steve and pam first met w

and hudson river park. hudson river park emerged from a failed highway project. so maybe akin to our marcadaro. and the plan was to replace the westside highway with an interstate highway. when that highway replacement program did not materialize they have reused the right-of-way that was dedicated to develop the hudson river parks. and a little earlier timeline here and the m.o.u. began in 1992 and construction in 1998. and this extends along 4.5 miles of the waterfront. so there are still portions of the project to be completed to connect the entire 4.5-mile length. but it's still a very sizeable park network along the hudson river there. and you can see a couple of these photographs were not taken in december and it's kind of showing how the -- how the level of use that the space gets during the warmer months, rather than a cold november morning. and governor's island, governor's island is located just south of manhattan and, again, not unlike ours, more than half of their island is silt land. it is accessible only via ferry. and this is -- it does have an ope

a look back on the tenth anniversary of the miracle on the hudson. reporter >>> we wanted to apologize for the technical difficulties we had moments ago, but we want to bring you a look back on the 10th anniversary of the miracle on the hudson. reporter dicnan sp wi some of the pe o lived through it. >> it's amazing. this 10 years has flown by faster than any other 10 years of my >> reporter: when dave sanderson boarded u.s. airways flight 10 years ago, he had no idea it would last all of 208 seconds. the jet had taken off from laguardia with 150 passengers but hit geese and quickly lost both engines. captain sully sullenberger very quickly knew the river would become his runway. >> we can get it there. do you want to try to land? >> we're not able. we may end up in the hudson, can't do it. >> which runway would you like at teterboro? >> reporter: on the ground people on new york waterway's ferries watched it happen. >> i saw the airplane was coming. it was facing me. it was like -- >> reporter: coming right at you? >> yeah, it was coming right at me

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it was as if he was using the hudson river as a runway. i grab my binoculars.an see in 45 second the front door pop opened. then i saw a water taxi make its way over within a minute or so it was completely surrounded. >> robin roberts, thanks very much. dan harris tonight with a story of the survivors. >> reporter: jeff from norwalk, connecticut, says he was in seat 22a en route to charlotte for a golf trip with family members. >> i was sitting in 22a, there was a little girl behind me so scared. i was so so, happy, i think she was with her father. >> reporter: they say they received patients suffering from hypothermia. again, no deaths reported. they seem to believe there are two reasons he and his fellow passengers are all alive tonight. the quick thinking pilot and, of course, that very rapid rescue. dan harris, abc news, new york. >> and as we mentioned the plane apparently hit something. it's early to speculate. all indications are it was a bird strike. here's abc's lisa stark. >> reporter: government aviation sources say the usairways jet appears to have

one of the most surreal images i saw on the banks of the hudson, watching a plane drift down the hudson. our thanks to randi for the story. appreciate it. >>> all right. high stakes hearing on capitol hill. it begins in minutes. we'll get our bottom line next. our big idaho potato truck is out there somewhere and we're going to find it. awe man. always look for the grown in idaho seal. >>> we are about 30 niminutes ay from the confirmation hearing for william barr. david, what are you looking for? >> obviously the mueller probe issues will be front and center. there will be quite a few fireworks as democrats no doubt will just sort of hound barr in terms of his views on executive privilege, how much does it mean that he said in his opening statement he wants the public to see the results. there are lots of caveats there in the opening statement. i'm sure you will see democrats try to nail him down and pin him in to full and utter protection of the mueller investigation and a demand for a public release of his final report. but there are just going to be the larger issues also of just th

. >>> miracle on the hudson. captain sully reunites with passengers on the tenth anniversary of that fateful flight. >> did i think i was going to die? absolutely. >> what they remember about floating through the sky without power and how it changed their lives. once can changuers work to save >>> ping a anyeop e-p >>> good tuesday morning, everyone. we begin with a growing impact of the historic government shutdown at airports across the country. >> frustrated passengers are facing long lines as more tsa that they have to work without pay. mean while, there will be no paychecks for members of the coast guard. it all comes as president trump vows not to back down in his fight for a border wall just as a new caravan sets out from central america. abc's elizabeth hur has the latest. good morning, elizabeth. >> reporter: kenneth and janai, good morning. in washington there is still no word of a solution in sight and, yes, this as the shutdown's impact keeps growing along with those lines and delays at airports acros

>>> so, today marks the tenth anniversary of the miracle on the hudson.lled one of the most remarkable moments in aviation history. kenneth craig talked to one of the passengers on board the plane when it made that emergency landing on new york's hudson river. >> a lot of memories. >> reporter: this is the first time jeff has returned to the new york city pier where he was brought after being rescued. >> i remember just looking back thinking how did that happen? >> reporter: ten years ago, he was a passenger on us airways flight 1549 when captain chesley sullenberger made an emergency landing on the hudson river. this was jeff on that frigid january day. >> fire, flames coming out of it. >> i still think, holy cow. >> reporter: jeff was headed to north carolina on a golf trip with friends, family and his father when the jet hit a flock of geese shortly after taking off from laguardia airport and lost power in both engines. captain sullenberger glided to an emergency landing in the river. jeff was in the back of the plane. when he said brace for impact, wh

and luckily we've had 10 years, gifts following what happened on the hudson."n this group-there is life before flight 1549, and after.kaye: "did you, did you feel any pressure, you know, given what you had survived, to do something really important with your life?"pam: "i did. i mean i think there's this moment where you're... why am i here? i mean you kind of question this okay, i was spared, i should've died, should've gone a very different way, and what's my purpose?"both pam and steve are filled with gratitude kaye: "what do you feel being so close to it?"steve: "oh, i like to come and to touch it when i'm here. um, i just like to, i think it's good luck, i'd like to thank it for, for saving us." (ken)surviving the flight was a life-changing experience for many on board the plane - giving them a new enthusiasm and new dreams.some went on to climb mountains, others ran marathons -- and still others learned to fly planes themselves.roughly half of the passengers changed jobs... and nearly a quarter of them retired. (pam) (pam) that wraps up kron 4 news at 8.(

we may end up the hudson. >> martha: every person on that plane survived.ng my next guest who has since faced his fear of flying by becoming a pilot. clay grassley joins me. good evening. good to have you with us. >> good evening, martha. >> martha: this anniversary obviously has to bring this day back to you. what was going through your mind brace for brace for impact. >> i was sitting there trying to figure out what he was said. once i realized there was a sudden fear that comes over you. and just overtakes your brain. you are just so scared at that point in time. >> martha: did you talk or are you the kind of scared people like i would be who would probably say nothing? >> that's exactly what happened. i think once he said brace for impact, the plane was very quiet. and we were just watching it as we went down. we were watching the jersey cliffs and as we were coming towards the river we were getting ready for the impact. >> martha: what a hero. he went back on the plane a couple times while it was on the water making sure everybody was out. how has it i

in the hudson river right off manhattan. >> it hit the water pretty hard. i just saw the big splash when the plane just bounced over the water. >> reporter: the aircraft splashing to a halt, narrowly missing the skyscrapers of midtown manhattan. but the nightmare was far from over. >> the water was up to here and it was 35 degree water, so it was like needles. i've survived this impact and now i'm going to drown back here. that was my scariest moment. >> reporter: the terrifying flight turning into a miraculous rescue. within minutes local ferry boats rushed to rescue the passengers standing on the wings. remarkably, all 155 souls on board surviving. ever the heroic pilot, sully is the last one to leave the plane. >> i was on pins and needles for four terrifying hours until finally that evening, still in the hospital being evaluated, i got the word that it was official. >> reporter: everyone was accounted for. >> everyone was safe. and only then could i feel the weight of the universe being lifted off my heart. >> reporter: that weight of the universe is no

we m end up in the hudson. >> can you believe that? today what became known as the miracle on the hudson.ai ca chesley sully sullenberg, a flock of geese hit the plane just after takeoff. just ahead, we'll hr from survivors who lived through that fateful day and why they still stay in touch decade later. >> you forget how cool as a s cucumber he waing we might just land in the hudson. totally calm. >> that image, a commercial aircraft sitting in the water. >> we'll get to that. first a check of our headlines. mptoday president t says resolving the partial government shutdown is so simple that declaring a national emergency should not be necessary and he's not looking the do so. ouldpresident also says he never back down from pursuing a wall along the u.s.-mexico border. meantime, the impact of the shutdown is being felt especially hard at our tion's airports. staffing shortages have forced the a to shut down checkpoints. security lines at some airports are getting longer. officials are urging passengers to arrive at the airport two hou

. >>> today marking the 10-year anniversary of the miracle on the hudson, one of the most remarkable moments in aviation history. kenneth craig caught up with one of of the 150 passengers who were on board that flight when it landed on the river just after takeoff. >> a lot of memories. >> reporter: this is the first time jeff has returned to the new york city pier where he was brought after being rescued. >> i remember just look back thinking how did that happen? >> reporter: 10 years ago, he was a pang on u.s. airways flight 1549 when captain chesley sullenberger made an emergency landing on the hudson river. this was jeff on that frigid january day. >> fire, flames coming out of it. >> i still think holy cow. >> reporter: jeff was headed to north carolina on a golf trip with trends, family and his father when the jet hit a flock of geese shortly after taking off from la guardia airport and lost power in both engines. >> we may end up in the hudson. >> reporter: captain sullenberger glided to an emergency landing in the river. jeff was in the back of the plane when he said brace fo

something else came down in the hudson river 10 years ago, yeah. the old bridge has been replaced by that new one that's just behind it. you see it drop into the water, but the steel is going to be salvaged and recycled. >> amazing. >>> paul deanno is here and he's been tracking all that rain for us. >> we had a stormier than what we thought day today kind of setting the stage for tomorrow because now the ground is saturated. now the water doesn't have anywhere to go, so what falls tomorrow is immediately going to being runoff. that's why the floodthreat likely increased a bit today for tomorrow making no extra room for tomorrow's rainfall. let's look at radar, st. helena, yountville, light rain to the east, silverado trail getting heavier rain and heavy rain has shifted into the central valley, still pockets of steady rainfall for sonoma north to glen ellen, lighter north along highway 4, west back to almost concord. danville a few showers with alamo and canyon getting a few showers and rain continues over the santa cruz mountains, par for the cou

an emergency landing on the ice y hudson river. survivors who lived through that fateful day and why they still stay in touch a decade later. >> you forget how cool he was saying we might land in the hudson. just totally calm. >> that image. a commercial aircraft sitting in the water. >>> first, a check of our headlines today. president trump says resolving the partial government shutdown is so simple, that declaring a national emergency should not be necessary. he is not looking to do so. the president also says he would never back down from pursuing a wall along the u.s. and mexico border. the impact of the shutdown is being felt especially hard at our nation's airports. staffing shortages have forced the tsa to shut down some checkpoints. security lines at some airports are getting longer. officials are urging passengers to arrive at the airport two hours ahead of your flight. the number of tsa officers calling in sick grows. >>> house republicans voted to remove steve king from all committees following his words about white nat

the miracle on the hudson, a high skilled u.s.n emergency landing on the river in manhattan after a bird struck disabled his planes. everyone o board was safely rescue. iemember this. some of the survivors are sharing their memories, here's kristen dolgren. >> flight 1549 is likely the most famous landing in history. after taking off, the jet struck a block of birds and was forced to ditch into the hudson rive >> sully said this is your captain, brace for impact. >> iemember looking around at the other people in the aircraft andus wondering, why today, why me? >> reporte denise and laura were on board. >> we had no idea whatt felt like to die, so there was a moment where we thought are we actually alive or is this how it feels afterwards? >> reporter: ten years latere thoments still as raw as the cold january day they found themselves in the icy hudson. nearby ferries pluck og them the wings and life rafts. a flight that lasted less than five minutes that is impacted those passengers for a lifetime. today they still meet up, once

ten years ago to the day, that splash landing in the hudson river, the miracle on the hudson. 155 people, all of t pilot, cap from danville, today, sully took to social media to reflect on that fateful flight. he says ten years later, these are the things that stay with me. professionalism of the crew, air traffic controllers, the cooperation of passengers, the bravery of the rescuers and first responders and the enduring love of my family. i celebrate them every day. here's nbc's dan scheneman with the reaction from some of the survivors. >> they gathered today in g ments in aviation history. >> life is so that. >> to celebrate the miracle on the hudson. >> it was one of the greatest moments not only in aviation history but i believe in american history. >> that moment unfolding minutes after takeoff from new york's laguardia airport. >> we may end up in the hudson. >> a bird strike crippling the engine on u.s. airways flight 1549. 155 souls on board and captain chesley sully sullenberger, only option splashing down in the hudson river. images of passengers on the wings. an armada of bo

. >> a bird strike cripple liing engine. >> captain's only choice spla splashing down in the hudson river. boats to bring safety. >> i saw the best in people. >> in the decade since people who were once strangers now call each other family. captain has retired and the plane is now at home at the c e carolina's aiviation museum. >> it strengthened my relationship with my family. it clanged the way i looked at life. >> 155 lives tied to a moment that now lives in history. nbc news. >> amazing to see that again. >>> a proposal being put forth for city of oakland to remember oscar grant, a resolution near the bart station. city council president seen here with grant's mother coauthored it. the city council willday. grant was shot and bay bart police officer. bart's leaders say they 100% support and apolo taken ten years to do so. >> a decades long controversy is comes to a boiling point. at issue the name of the dixie school district. today board members served the district a petition and they held a public comment. they say it's racist. >> today what deixie means to most afterri crican ameri

. >>> the miracle on the hudson. sharing what he remembers about the day he landed his plane after a devastating bird strike saving everybody on board. >>> flash flood watch for the entire bay area. plus, details on why this could bring a flooding threat to the good part of the bay area. coming up in seven minutes. more

. >>> it has been 10 years since the miracle on the hudson.ing up, one passenger tells us what of his like when the commercial jet landed on the hudson river. >> let's take another live look outside, this time this dublin. we'll have a traffic update after this quick break. if you want a car with driver-assist technology, get a ford. if you want waze and amazon alexa compatibility, get a ford. if you want a car that doesn't have any of that, get anything... but a ford. otherwise, you're gonna want a ford. ♪ >>> good tuesday morning to you. a wet start to the day once again. i'm tracking high-def doppler with that rain this morning. what you can expect for your tuesday and then a stronger, more powerful storm system rolls in this week. i'll time it out for you on futurecast, coming up. >> today marks 10 years since the miracle on the hudson. >> yes, you may remember it as the day a pilot from the bay area saved 150 passengers just minutes after takeoff. >> we may end up in the hudson. >> this is the first time jeff koloje has returned to the ne

hu hudson does not go that far. right here. >> it's a great conversation. just a great conversation. >> no judgment. no judgment. >> thank you, paula. >> whatever you feel is best for your child. >> there you go. >>> now to our series buy better. becky worley is checking out popular products to see what's best and what's worth the money. this morning it's all about curling irons, and becky has been hard at -- oh, you're really testing it out there, aren't you, becky? >> i am. it is a brutal way to make a living, robin, but somebody has to try out curling irons and report back from the front lines. seriously, though, curling irons have seen a lot of innovation and it's worth your time to see what's new and which products are getting rave reviews. >> curl it. >> reporter: to get this look you need tutorials and the right tools. according to april franzino at "good housekeeping" those have evolved. >> curling irons are having a sort of a boom right now. you're seeing tons of different technologies coming out. >> report

he's spending his morning on the hudson river in upstate new york on the deck of a u.s. coast guard cutter. al, good morning. >> reporter: we're on the deck of the 140-foot u.s. coast guard cutter. this is an ice breaker. keeping these shipping lanes open that make their way up towards albany, new york. and the ice is starting to thicken up again so we're going to be hearing some ice in just a little bit. let's show you what's going on as far as the rest of the country is concerned, as far as these wind chills. dangerous wind chills for 121 million people from the dakotas to the northeast all the way down to north carolina. right now wind chills are bone chilling and dangerous. minus 33 in market. minus 37 in minneapolis. minus 41 in chicago. new york city it's minus 17. louisville at minus 2. for the day today, we're going see temperatures that are way below the normal but at least minneapolis warming up just a little bit. new york city 17. 18 in st. louis. then we got one more day of cold air and we start to see a little bit of a break. the cold moves out. we'll see th

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it was the "miracle on the hudson."unny. jillian: headlines, fox news alert. possible terror attack at upscale hotel complex in kenya. you see the flames and big black smoke in the capitol city of nairobi. two explosions and and heavy gunfire heard by witnesses. we'll bring you more information as it comes in. >>> man accused of kidnapping 13-year-old jayme closs he chose his victim after watching her board a school because. jakeç paterson shot and killed jamie's parents. stuffed a cloth in her mouth panned put her in trunk of a car. he didn't even know her name. 911 calls were just released from the moment she found help. >> she said i am jayme closs? >> yes. he said he killed my parents. i want to go home. help me. so we're kind of scared, he might come. >> yep. >> so if the cops could get here soon. >> i have many deputies headed that way. i will keep you on the line. jillian: patterson is held on $5 million bail. gd thelion bail. rest of his life in prison. >>> first time americans are more likely to die of a opioi

>> the analogy i like to useths hudson is like an interstate highway.scale. the fuels moving on this river are absolutely vital tohe northeast economy, and our job, frankly, is to keep the river safe and keep it open for business. >> how has the ice been this year? it's been kind of an up-and-down temperature profile. >> you're the weather guy. >> allegedly. >> it has been up and down. we've been out for several weeks breaking ice. obviously when the polar vortex, we have to be out there now. >> i've to thank you for your hospitality helping to keep our crew warm. >> we've got breakfast burritos in there. hopefully you can get oneefore go. >> we want to thank you for your service. over the last month you guys still doing your job and keeping us safe. we really al appreciate. >> we appreciate the support. thanu. >> thank you. >> that's what's going on around the country. here is what's happening i neck of the woods. >>> good morning everybody. right here at home it is a sun shiny morning but bitter cold out. windchill zero in,washingt minus 10 in martins

>> we may end up in the hudson. >> today marks ten years since are miracle on the hudson. >> one of theatest moments, not only in aviation history, >> glor: good evening. i'm jeff glor. and this is our western edition. we are going to begin tonight with the rising toll from a chilling attack in kenya. al-shabaab terrorists stormed a hotel popular with westerners. they brought bombs and guns. at least 15 were killed. there are reports at least one american is among the dead tonight. nairobi has been struck before by al-shabaab, which has links to al qaeda. and in recent months, the u.s. has stepped up air strikes, in part, hoping to prevent this. here's deborah patta. ( explosion ) >> reporter: the attack began early in the afternoon when gamed gunman stormed the plush hotel and office complex in the capital city. kenyan police say an explosion ripped through the security barrier, setting three cars alight. and then a suicide bomber blew almself up in the hotel lobby. ( gunfire ) ]s gunfire rocked the up-market complex in nairobi, terrified office workers fled for their lives. aris cctv

hudson—odoi has 18 months left on his chelsea deal. happy with bayern's conduct. it's not professional. because they... they are talking about a player under contract with chelsea. and they didn't respect our clu b chelsea. and they didn't respect our club i think. meanwhile chelsea midfielder cesc fabregas has joined ligue one side monaco. the 31—year—old spaniard captained the blues in the fa cup against nottingham forest on saturday and was in tears as he applauded fans at the final whistle. he links up with former arsenal team—mate thierry henry, who he'll now be calling boss. munster have taken a big step towards the quarterfinals of the champions cup with a 111—15 win at gloucester. munster fly—half joe carbery scored 26 points to outshine the returning danny cipriani on the other side. he also set up tries for rory scannell and this one in the second half for andrew conway. the result ends gloucester‘s chances of qualifying from pool two for the next round. let's take a quick look at some of today's other stories now. england an

andhe captain's only option, splashing down in the hudson river. the wings. >> i saw the best in people. >> in the decade since, people o were once strangers now call each other family. the captain has retired and the plane is now at home at the aviation museum. on this 10th anniversar reflection. >> it's definitely strengthened my relationship with my family. it's changed the way i've looked at life, i know. >> reporter: 155 lives tied to a single heroicoment that now lives in history. nbc news. >>> now at 5:00 i' tracking not one but two different systems making their way our way. i'll show you what each one brings and when. >>> a hightakes hearing on the hill. >> i will not be bullied into doing ahithing i is wrong. >>> the president's pick for attorney general defends his controversial views on the russia probe. as talks to reopen the government go nowhere. >> tre needs to be other options. >> i don't see their side budging, do you? >>> plus the hidden hot spots in your home that could trigger your allergies and keep you from having a good nigh

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the pilot made the decision to land the plane on the hudson. he did so successfully and they all survived. one stranger, they consider each other family. >> we come from all different backgrounds. that thing has become very important to all of us. >> very cool. in the years since sully wrote a new york times best selling back and he was also the subject of a hollywood prove hollywood move i have. -- movie. >> it is a tough situation. >>> all right. water. >> yeah. >> all around us. >> a lot of rain around the bay area. we are going to see more of that especially tomorrow. we braced for the brunt of the storm to move in. it is not going to let up any time soon. we'll see a break in time for the weekend. >> here we go. always good. thank you for joining us. our next newscast is coming up at 5:00. >>> don't forget to join us at 4:30 on today in the bay. >>> we are on safari in malibu. >> and gad gets that can glam you up. >> we are telling you about various areas of your skin. >> and trim you down. >> it's showing me my body fat, my lean mass and

please join me in welcoming mark hudson. [applause] mark: thank you. it is really gratifying to see somebody people show up at a noon lecture like this. you never know what you are going to get. the program i was leading at a library in vermont several years ago, and it was kind of a cold and icy night. the person who had invited me and his wife were there. and that was it. [laughter] mark: the introduction i got was, well, i guess we should go ahead and start. jackie, thank you for that. disclaimer before i start. i took spanish in high school and in college, so please no audible groans at my french pronunciations throughout the program. quotes --e lafayette i was going to do a french accent. my wife told me last night though it is a strange combination of that they look -- i think i will do those this, with julie in the front row. i was motivated to do this presentation by the two birdseye paintings of washington, d .c. which is the centerpiece of the exhibition upstairs. if you have not seen those, please take the opportunity to see those. for over

. >> then our one-on-one with kate hudson. >> my family, my love life. that's what we'll be talking about today. >> why chris pratt and taking his new diet to the extreme. >>> then, "the masked singer" secret, straight from host nick cannon. >> you got me here snitching. >>> and -- >> sit back and relax. >> there's a make snake on my face. >> the massage some stars swear by. >> um, this -- okay, hold on. >>> this is "entertainment tonight." >> my, oh, my, steve harvey throws major shade at kelly clarkson and considers culling his talk show. he's upset about the love nbc is giving kelly clarkson and he's not afraid to say it. >> are you staying with nbc? is that deal going forward? >> i thought i was until they made an announcement that they wanted to give kelly clarkson the owned and operated nbc networks. that's my slot. >> steve harvey says he felt snubbed by nbc and took a jab at the show that's replacing him. >> it's not selling like they thought. my show is number four in daytime television. >> the daytime shake-up is less about rating ands more abo

. >>> the miracle on the hudson. sharing what he remembers about the day he landed his plane after a devastating bird strike saving everybody on board. >>> flash flood watch for the entire bay area. plus, details on why this could bring a flooding threat to the good part of the bay area. coming up in seven minutes. more theater-- --she was also a proud san franciscan. >>> the late carol channing was more than an icon of american theater, she was also a proud san franciscan. >> american flag comes out. >> that one of a kind voice channing is seen here. she came back to her hometown often to mentor young people. she died of natural causes. she was ni97. her family is asking donations be made to lowell high school her alma mater. >>> ten years ago to the day, miracle on hudson. leaving la guardia in new york. a bird strike took out the engines. the pilot captain sully landed the plane on the water. sully today spent the day tweeting about what he remembers about the day. he says ten years later, these are the days that

. >> hoy se cumplen diez aÑos del dramÁtico aterrizaje de un aviÓn en las aguas del rÍo hudson en nueval piloto salvÓ la vida de las 155 personas abordo. >> las autoridades de nueva jersey investigan las razones que tuvo un individuo para ingresar a las instalaciones de ups y mantener a dos mujeres rehenes antes de ser abatido por la policÍa. >> emilio nos cuenta que familiares del sospechoso cuentan que el individuo querÍa morir a manos de la policÍa. >> josÉ regresÓ al trabajo esta maÑana y encontrÓ las puertas cerradas y la carretera bloqueada por patrullas, esto un dÍa despuÉs de salir corriendo al oÍr balazos saliendo del centro de ups. >> josÉ escuchÓ los balazos y vio a empleados tambiÉn salir corriendo, otros tes bgoazos lÓ william owens hacia el techo luego de pegarle a un guardia con su arma y lastimar a su exnovia que tambiÉn trabaja ahÍ, luego tuvo a su ex y otra compaÑera de rehenes por 3 horas, eventualmente saliÓ del edificio y le disparÓ la policÍa matÁndolo. la policÍa dice que fueron varios uniformados que le dispararon a owens, no saben si Él disparÓ de regreso, las d

>> biggest one for me. >> nearby, a stunning sight, the hudson river frozen. where there wasn't snow, water was a problem. heavy rain flooded areas of new york city today. strong waves slamming the eastern seaboard and parts of coastal massachusetts arecities will m icy mess on the road and possible power outages as trees and power lines freeze. the windchill tomorrow, life-threatening. minh so theal feel like 40 below. cleveland, wind chills of minus 11. chicago, negative 9. the cold adding to the misery. conditions to blame for hundreds of crashes and dozens of injuries. >> you have to be careful because people think they have traffic. >> troubles at the airports, too. more than 1600 flights were canceled and 2700 p elayed, but the big s these kansas city fans today. they're at the afc game to see what team will go to the super bowl amid the super cold. >> and it stopped inning in get ahead of the cold freeze. >> dave price is here with more on what's next. dave? >> well, the storm continues to work its way out to sea. that's the good news, but still bringin

in the hudson direct your for chinese strategy, michael pillsbury. radical dems and left-wing media screen for cover as they falsely accuse catholic high school students. a native american activist confronted those boys, their kentucky schools had to cancel classes due to threats the following that false reporting. outright lies. did social media moms target the boys because of their make america great hats? >> i think that is why they were targeted. i think they were also targeted for what they stood for witches, christianity, the right for life, and they were singled out. i believe because of the color of their skin they were targeted. we do not know what the volatility of the situation is with these people the people who react and don't know the full story. it is very scary. >> lou: or, ignore the truth of the matter. former trump campaign advisor, david bossie and candace owens joins us here tonight. our top story is the state of our union, which the president plans to address one week from tonight. and, china's aggression. it's a maligned intent

. >>> today marks the 10th anniversary of the miracle on the hudson. that's the name used to descri tgency landing of a u.s. struck by a flock of geese as it was taking off from new crew had three a airport. that plane. the captain decided to set the plane down in the frigid hudson river. there were a few minor injuries but everyone survived even though there is no way for pilots to ever practice making water landings. the whole of that plane now at an aviation museum in north carolina. >>> doctor martin luther king jr. was born on this date, january 15, 1929. the mlk federal holiday is observed in january around his birthday and this year it will be next monday, january 21. mlk day many will honor him with special service, speeches and calls to action. in the meantime some marin county parents are using doctor king's birthday calling for a name change in their school district. parents in the dixie school district will deliver petitions to today's school board needing to require the board to take a vote on the issue before february 24. some of the new

he landed successfully on the hudson. and everyone survived. the carolina museum mr. where the plane is now on display will hold a series of events commemorating the incredible landing. >>> still ahead at 5:00. three cameras on one phone? what apple may have up its sleeve for its next round of iphones. >> and a new controversy for tesla. this time over a charging station. why one man says it is not living up to the company's promises. >> and for now and likely tonight, the rains staying off shore. but it is not set to stay that way much longer as this series of storms starts to pile up here in the pacific. when the strongest wind and heaviest rain will arrive in our focus we come right back. ca cape. >>> we're a ways away from apple's new iphone reveal but details what to expect this year are emerging. the wall street journal reports apple will once again release three new phones this fall, with three rear cameras for its top model. top model with three rear cameras. the other two will only have two cameras on the back. apple's top 2018 models have two rear cameras fo

. >>> still to come at noon, the anniversary of the miracle on the hudson. up next, what survivors are saying, 10 years later. and where better to do that, than the island of ireland? after all, your heart is the best compass there is. so get out there and fill your heart with the stuff that keeps it beating. fill your heart with ireland. a hotel complex came under attack at the capital city claid being carried from the hotel. several vehicles were burning and gunfire continued for several minutes. it's not clear how many people were injured or killed as a result. >>> today marks the tenth anniversary of the miracle on the hudson. u.s. airways flight 1549 was struck by a flock of birds as it was taking off from new york's laguardia airport and the engines it stopped working. they had three minutes to land the plane and captain chesley 'sully' sullengerger, who lived in danville, set the plane down in the frigid hudson river. there were minor injuries and everyone survived. as it was scheduled to fly from new york to charlotte, this happen. >> i said my goodb

hudson grew up in the neighborhood known as the lower bottoms. many like him have lost loved ones. >> unfortunately if you grew up around here, but unlikely it's not the first time it's happened. >> reporter: a man was shot and killed on the same block. as much as the area is changing, a lot stays the same. >> it has become a hot zone for problems. i don't know. i am from harlem in new york. it is the hood. >> reporter: a neighbor who did not want her face shown, said she heard the shots on friday night. >> i heard four gunshots. i looked out the window and i could see a man lying in the middle of the street. >> reporter: and two other men were shot dead in a car. >> the car was running. it was not moving. i made the assumption there were two other victims in the car. >> reporter: it happen one day after officials announced a big drop in violent crime in 2018. mayor schaaf addressed it on morning said to a . >> please don't shoot. kids live here. stop the violence. hudson says he does not know why his friend was killed nor does he want to. >> the

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the hudson river frozene wh there wasn't snow, water was aproblem. heavy rains flooded areas of new york city today. strong waves slamming the eastern seaboard, and parts of coastal massachusetts are under water. overnight, a major drop inur temper in some cities will mean an icy mess on the roads and possible power outages as trees and powerines freeze. the windchills tomorrow, life threatening. internationalfalls, minnesota, will feel like 40 below. cleveland, windchis of minus 11. chicago, negative 9. the cold adding to the misery. slick conditions to blame for hundreds of crashes and dozens of injues. >> got to be careful because people think that they got four-wheel drive, they can stop. >> reporter: troubles at the airports, too, more than 1600 flights canceled and 2700 del delaydela delayed. these kansas city fans won't b deterred. inews working throughout the night t to get ahead of this deep freeze. kate? hank you. ark, >>> wnbc's dave price is here with more on what's next. dave? >> the storm continues to work wss way out to sea. that's the