from the ice shelf that's worrying. more antarctic ice flowing into the sea would increase the threat to low-lying coastal areas around the world, including in the united states. >> there are several spots around antarctica that are believed to be in this situation wh going to flow into the sea and there's nothing we can do to stop it at this point. >> reporter: eric gouth is part of a scientific study that is proving antarctic ice is on the move. >> this here is the object of your affection? >> absolutely. >> reporter: he's part of the extreme ice survey that uses time-lapse photography to document what's happening. images snapped every hour and then strung together show how quickly the glaciers are flowing. these pictures aren't just useful for science, they have another purpose. >> much of the general public are visual learners, as am i. i think being able to see that with your own eyes is a very compelling way of communicating information. >> reporter: arguments over the causes of climate change may be raging again

ice did provide m official from ice told me that ice still adheres to their sensitive location policy but that remains in effect and that provides that enforcement actions at sensitive locations should generally be avoided. it went on to say that the department of home land security is committed to insuring that people seeking to participate in activities or use services provided at any sensitive location are free to do so without fear or hesitation. that's exactly what the pastor here is saying is not happening. he's saying people are now afraid to come here, they're afraid to use hypothermia shelter. there's two sides of the story i hear in alexandria. back to you in the studio. >>> the maryland senate has approved a measure for a metro safety program. this follows a threat from the federal government to withhold about $9 milon through april. the senate voted 45-0 for the bill. which now goes to the house. federal officials announced last week they would withhold funding from dc, maryland and virginia until they create a new metro safety commission. the district already has approved

aftermath of the ice heaves. i've never heard of anything like, you know, ice just coming off a lake into people's homes. i've never -- it was something i never expected. >> no one is injured, but there's damage to a neighbor's property. following the unusual weather event, bulldozers clear the ice away. minnesota conservation officer christopher tatro is impressed by the massive ice heaves. >> some of the locals i talked to said last time they rauld this occurring to this extent was about 50 years ago. some areas, the ice piles were up to 30 feet high. >> tetro says the ice heaves are caused by the interaction of wind, water, and ice on the lake. >> the wind comes to the middle of the lake and it creates large waves on the water and moves that ice. and the ice will move around kind of like tectonic plates and it will push on each other and shove up, where it can stand out like an ice heave. and that large ice had so much momentum behind it where it started to pile everything up on the shore. >> this is the absol

salt to keep the ice away. snow and the ice out here today, has been melting and now it could refreeze. in the meantime, it's the wind that is really a harsh reality after all of those warm temperatures we've seen this week. you can see it moving the flags

ice accumulation.rea of low pressure moves through tomorrow clears out as we head to monday high pressure builds in. wind gusts potential to 50 miles per hour on monday, tuesday things quiet down as high pressure gets closer, sunshine in store for valentine's day. everyone favoritely hollywood, as we head into tonight. areas of rain and low temperature 40 as we head to tomorrow. steady rain likely in the morning, damp with fog, high temperature at 44. across the poconoses chance of freezing rain and sleet, periods of rain down the shore, more mild with high temperatures near 50 and on monday, big story going to be the strong wind if you have outdoor lawn chairs bring those in. tuesday 48. sunshine for valentine's day. 46 on wednesday, possibly a passing rain or snow shower. lend chillier by thursday. high temperature struggles to 40 degrees. kidding about valentine's day. your favorite holiday. >> i don't like it at all. >> all right then. >> what's going on >> there you go. >> valentine's day >> flyer

from the ice shelf that's worrying. more antarctic ice flowing into the sea would increase the threat to low-lying coastal areas around the world, including in the united states. >> there are several spots ar around antarctica that are believed to be in this situation where the ice on the ground is going to flow into the sea and there's nothing we can do to stop it at this point. >> reporter: eric gouth is part of a scientific study that is proving antarctic ice is on the move. >> this here is the object of your affection? >> absolutely. >> reporter: he's part of the extreme ice survey that uses time-lapse photography to document what's happening. images snapped every hour and then strung together show how quickly the glaciers are flowing. these pictures aren't just useful for science, they have another purpose. >> much of the general public ine visual learners, as am i. rythink being able to see that with your own eyes is a very compelling way of communicating information. >> reporter: arguments over the causes of clim

estos son parte de los restos que realizÓ la agencia ice.ieron que era un operativo para buscar pandillero pero ayer cundiÓ el pÁnico cuando se temiÓ que se tratara de redadas hoy mucha gente en san josÉ seguÍa temerosa. imagÍnese estando entre la gente. >> me imagino que todos salimos perjudicados. jaime: usted cree lo que dice inmigraciÓn que buscaban gente en especÍfico? >> no, ya eso es un pretexto para sacar a la gente que no tiene papeles jaime: pero ice dio a conocer que cientos 50 de los deportados tenÍan antecedentes incluyendo un miembro de las maras salva trucha el operativo ocurriÓ el seis condados al sur de california y en mÁs de 55 comunidades, lo que explica el porque mucha gente se asustÓ. >> ellos estÁn buscando esas personas en medio de buscarlo estÁn encontrando más personas los detienen, el problema es que esto ocurriÓ en medio de un ambiente de miedo, estÁn poniendo leÑa al fuego y estÁn creando mucho mÁs miedo. jaime: la abogada calca que agentes de ice sÓlo pueden entrar a una casa con una orden firmada por un juez y l

no one has been reported injured by this falling ice so far. >> around 2:00 this afternoon ice chunks some of them as big as a baseball started falling from the top of the lowes hotel building at 12 and and market. police immediately closed down the block from 13th to 12th and it has reneighborhood way since. >> we have large chunks of ice falling from the building. it's very dangerous. >> reporter: shut down between 12th and 13th. >> yes. >> reporter: smaller pieces have be continued to fall. this new york city woman in town for a wedding the party scheduled for the lowes hotel tonight did get a piece of the action. >> i just got bonked in the head where the bride and groom are staying. >> reporter: with the ice. >> with the ice. >> reporter: are you hurt. >> i'm not. >> reporter: rick, sharrie at this hour we're still waiting to hear from the lowes hotel management about what they plan to do about this hazard. we've not heard from them so far. the situation continues. much of that one square block of market street still shut down at this hour. live in center city, i'm vernon odom ch

>> reporter: jessica, about three minutes ago, more ice small chunks fell off. the sidewalk is open. you can see the sign this sign says it all. caution, falling ice. there are some police on site just to make sure things are ok. this cell phone video shows chunksive ice falling off the loewhotel in center city. bigger chunks fell off prompting authorities to immediately close the road and sidewalks. >> people were just running everywhere. telling pedestrians to take cover >> she said some of the ice chunks were the size of the car hoods. police taking no chances closed market between 12th and 13th >> everyone was caught off guard they didn't quite know where to direct us >> plenty of people were walking around when the ice came barrelling down. >> anybody could have got hit. like, you know, we have elderly people down here walking around >> with temperatures below 30. many are concerned other buildings in center city are area might pose the same threat >> you got to worry about the cars hitting you. but really got to worry about the ice falling. >> and you see

as snow and ice melted, chunks fell from buildings. a sign on chestnut street warned of the falling ice. we saw ice and snow falling around the city. >> it wasn't that big, but it was unexpected. something coming down on your head, a piece of ice. >> we checked with the city and they tell us they have no reports of anyone being hurt. >>> there could be more school delays tomorrow with the concern of ice. keep that nbc 10 app handy. track the bitter blast of cold and winds with our first alert neighborhood forecast. >>> to some other news, new at 6:00, could philadelphia's cigarette tax be dropping? a city councilman said the tax is not bringing in as much money for the school district. last year the $2 per pack tax brought in 24% less than planned. the councilman is pushing to lower the tax. if that happens it may keep people from leaving the city to buy cigarettes. >>> new details in a deadly hit and run. we told you about it last night. the victim is an 18-year-old woman whoop was hit and killed when she was walking at palmer park ma

the flyers' opponent, the penguins, out practicing on the ice earlier today. >> keeping the ice frozentough. we sent nbc10's keith jones up to pittsburgh one day early. he joins us now live. keith, 70s here. i'm guessing it's pretty warm there, too. >> reporter: 70s as well. so much so that i can roll up my sleeves. unseasonable in pittsburgh. i want to show you what's happening behind us. the flyers have taken the -- the practice skate now. playiers excited. we saw -- playiers excited. i we saw wayne simmons. he had a big smile on his face. this is the video. zambonis on the ice earlier, repeatedly going back and forth. nhl officials, they've been depending on the cooling system underneath the ice. temperatures are expected to drop 30 to 40 degrees tomorrow. when the puck drops, it could be about 40 degrees. we'll stay on top of this. we'll check in with the flyers when they come off the ice. their families are going to jump on afterwards. we'll have a little better idea of how the ice has held up after a very, very warm day here in pittsburgh. unseasonable, pleasant if you're off the

yeah. ♪ ice cream ♪ tie me up with ice cream ♪ ice cream ♪ tie me up with ice cream ♪ >> friday, youg. >> i am kicking my weekend off right with food, beer, and mus music. ♪ these are honorees, band, defended justice, made of police officers, and firefighters. >> like south inc southern rockc rock. >> i caught up with tommy, kenny, brian kerrigan, don o'connor and dtj . >> we play in the cabin, headliners and we do benefit events for law enforcement, firefighters and military. >> in april you can catch them at benefit for brett hansen, a police officer who was injured in an off-duty car accident. i also met with up two straighte troopivetroopers who delivered . >> all norm 58al, first call we got was a woman was pulling in having a baby. >> she pushed, he got the head out, and the detective of able to deliver the en baby. >> they are so mellow about it. >> they said -- >> i don't know. it was incredible. >> heroes. >> thank you. >> a great week of chasing news, we appreciate you watching, thank you for being with us, i have to say, even if you are not rooting for patriots this weeken

you can see the freezing rain, look at the window here, that's ice the ice is all over the car here.y are getting a mixture of sleet and freeing rain this morning. they had snow on the ground with the storm wednesday night into thursday. thankfully because of the east wind we don't have to deal with that today. it will be areas up to the north, north of allentown getting into the poconos and higher elevations of northwestern new jersey. easterly winds keep us in the mid 40s today. even with the winds it will feel like the 30s. feels like 33 in philadelphia. 37 in millville. 37 is the number for wilmington and dover, atlantic city, 36 degrees. the windchills will hang out in the 30s all day long. we're not losing the breeze. if anything winds start to increase in the afternoon that's when the numbers start tanking overnight tonight and especially tomorrow morning. the windchill tracker, windchills in the 30s throughout the day. here's double scan we set it in motion for you, a s.w.a.t. of snow north -- swath of snow north and east. huge snowstorm for new england, ice storm for the poc

in ice raids and people who were arrested by other law enforcement agencies and headed over to ice.a% increase from 2015. 2057 were classified as suspected or confirmed gang members. that means less than 1% of the total people de ported in fiscal year 016 were associated with gangs. and on the other hand, 4 2% or 1015 directly from ice were not preev yutsly convicted of any crime. alexandra limon, "fox5 local news". his employer at the adrenalin studio tipped off police and he also worked at stage door in mannasas and detectives are concerned there may be more victims. >> we have three victims trying to make sure there's no more vick tem and if there are we can have them come forward and place charges accordingly. we want the parents to talk to their children and two over them with -- over with them what's appropriate and inappropriate contact with an adult. >> charged with carnal knowledge of a childe ws a horrible story out of princess anne maryland back in december you may recall police say a mana tacked his exgirlfriend and her two young children with a hammer. and the woman aer

that snow has turned to ice. wind has picked up today and you get the dangerous situation of ice falling. you can see the ice on the ground. police have closed off market street from 12th to 13th. woo espoke to a woman who was coming out of the hotel when the ice first started to fall. >> it's loud once it falls. you don't even know what's going on and people are looking around. it's pretty scary. it's scary if you're caught under it and it were to hit you in the head. >> reporter: she also told us that when the ice fell the first time she heard a lot of people saying watch out. we contacted police and they say, thankfully nobody has been hit by the ice. we talked to officers out here on the scene, they say they could be out here all night. reporting live in center city, aundrea cline-thomas, nbc 10 news. >> really busy back there. look at the traffic. just avoid it. good advice right there. we were first to warn you about this. nbc 10's lauren mayk showed us how the problem wasci

ice is describing this as, quote, routine. from your perspective from what you've seen and hearing from your clients, does it seem unusual to you, and if so, how? >> of course thanks for for having me. this is very unusual. unusually immigration raids hasn't happened in the last years, and now we're seeing people without criminal records being detained. yesterday close to 100 people were arrested some of them without criminal records. ice is showing up without a warrant many times and sometimes they are showing up on cars that are not marked. this is not the normal way to do things. >> ice says its latest raids don't come at the direction of the white house. our report was referencing expand powers. deuce a point of where ice would openly carry out raids on the president's orders or is this, again, simply something where we already have the power? is there an expanded power that has been given to them since president trump has taken office? >> yes. and i think that the procedures and the policies internally have changed. i hav

the ice castles continually evolve and grow over the season. >> this is the heart of the ice castle.em. this is how we control where running water is going to grow overnight. >> no way! i had no idea. it's so low-tech. >> they do have to take some temptation out of the park because you know how people are. >> she's going around and all the archways need to be knocked down because the icicles are hanging too low. just because as you know, it is too tempting to want to come and hit it down. >> yeah. >> they actually broke icicles and used slush as mortar to build new layers of this ice castle. >> we are using slush, that's our mortar. we stick it to the bottom of the icicle and stick it to the bottom of the wall to go taller. we'll do it horizontally. we build staircases and everything to maintain to keep working and bidding until the season is over. >> no way! that is super rad. >> isn't that neat? they are able to criss-cross the icicles. the ice forms over that and they can build and build. they hope before the season is over they can completely dome in the highest part of the ice c

ord policial por de parte de la puerta y tiene que tener una firma por el juicio, o por un agente de icellamar inmediatamente a una organizaciÓn proinmigrante o un abogado en caso que rompan la puerta no firme ningÚn papel. >>> si los agentes irrumpen en tu hogar deben cooperar sin oponer resistencia. >>> cualquier movimiento rÁpido, puede dar excusa a que usen fuerza letal. >>> marÍa, estÁ desesperada que ha pensado en medidas extremas. >>> mandar a los niÑos a mi paÍs y que se queden allÁ y yo sigo trabajando para ahorrar dinero para mandarle a ellos. >>> pero las organizaciones piden calma. en miami florida, rogelio mora-tagle, noticias telemundo. >>> son muchÍsimas personas que nos hacemos estos dÍas una serie de preguntas en relaciÓn con las polÍticas de trump y todas las respondemos este domingo en el programa especial que noticias telemundo prepara desde aquÍ de los angeles, el colegio comunitario del este de los angeles. por ejemplo, cÓmo preparar a nuestra familia, para una deportaciÓn algunas organizaciones ofrecen cursos para entrenar a las familias y rubÉn pereira estuvo con

there's less of that now. >> the ice has declined by about three months of sea ice. >> reporter: seaee months shorter than it used to be? >> correct. the penguins might have moved further south, looking for the sea ice they need to hunt from, but they haven't. >> we do work other places looking for them. we're not finding them. >> reporter: not just the sea ice is retreating. the bases next door to a spectacular glacier that's less spectacular than it used to be. they've got a photograph showing the extent of the glacier ice in 1975, and where it had retreated to by 2013. then, a funny thing happened. normally in places like this, you talk about things moving at glacial speed, taking their time. not here. here they know exactly when that glacier split off from this place. march 14, 2014. this became detrick island. they had thought the island was part of the mainland, until the glacier linking it to the shore gla clac collapsed and disappear. >> when you come back year after year and you see wow, the glacier is quite a bit farther back or you have people coming back that haven't been

nonetheless, ice detained her.checked in with her on a voluntary basis and now has been deported. this is not who we are as a nation and not who we are as a state, like california. we do not separate children from their mothers or mothers from the children. it is an american spirit -- it is not american. it is my deep concern that he is planting the seeds of fear, mistrust, anxiety, of chaos. i am especially concerned about young children, because you have young children, boys and girls, who are deeply fearful that when they are the waiting for they been detained by ice agents because they have a broken tail light or they have an expired driver's license? these are not criminals. these are individuals who make up the fabric of who you are as a greatest nation and state in the world. juan: in terms of what is happening here in new york, is there really a substantial difference between what is going on now in the first weeks of the trump administration and what was occurring under the obama years? >> and little bit o

ice wants to call them planned enforcements. was this something already planned, or was this a result of trump executive orders? >> everything ice is saying right now is this was absolutely a routine operation, that they had actually started planning before president trump signed his executive order on january 25 that really was designed to ramp up deportations. i can tell you the obama administration did two or three of these a year. around this time last year, the obama administration led a raid against women and children that were coming from central america. it was very controversial at the time. but it kind of shows that this is part of their practice. they do this two or three times a year. and according to ice this is something that has been weeks in the planning and had nothing to do and was not coming from any different orders from the trump administration. >> sreenivasan: is there a wider net cast because of what president trump is interested in? >> absolutely. when we hear that fear, when we hear that panic from the i

marÍa leticia, la policia de santa cruz acusÓ a ice de engaÑarlos sobre el operativo, y aclarÓ que noo ha hecho poco por calmar an migrantes. un operativo en santa cruz, para capturar a 10 miembros de la mara salvatrucha, pero al final arrestaron a 21 personas, los diez buscados mÁs once indocumentados que no estaban en la lista de capturas. >> dijeron que sÓlo se llevarÍan a pandilleros, pero se llevaron a tres perps que no tenÍan nada que ver con eso. >> aquÍ todos estamos sushth ads, ya no queremos salir de las casas, porque tenemos el temor de que lleguen de migraciÓn, y pues tengan y te lleven sin hacer nada, sin que seas un criminal. ayer el jefe de la policÍa de santa cruz, una ciudad santuario, acusÓ pÚblicamente a la gente ice de engaÑarlos, y que de aplicar leyes de migraciÓn mo hubiera participado del operativo , dijo. >> nos disculpamos por personas detenidas innecesariamente, que tal vez no tuvieron nada que ver con la investigaciÓn criminal. la agencia ice asegurÓ que si informaron a la policÍa de santa cruz que podrÍan detener a indocumentados en el operativo, lo cierto

ice force 10 on the job.tsap the ice in tip--- usually keeps the ice on in tip-top shape, but today pushing around gallons and gallons of water. >>> and the ice rink in heinz field in pittsburgh has a lot of ice on it today. the flyers set to play the penguins tomorrow in a faceoff on nbc. the rink is a soggy mess today. nbc10's keith jones is live at pittsburgh. >> so how that ice looking right now? >> reporter: mm is a good way to describe it, as a matter of fact. we tried to get hold of the ice guy. he is too busy to talk with us. that should tell us something. take a look behind me. this is what's going on now. crews are working to set up this field. and then the ice beyond it, that's where the pittsburgh penguins are practicing now. a good sign. about an hour ago, i want to show you this -- crews removed a reflective tarp they had put down to keep the ice cool. they went over it with a zamboni. i was asking around. one guy told me that the one thing they're looking at is whether the ice is three quarters

sus derechos si un agente den "ice" toca su puerta. top vo paola vecindario fue ierrumpida p una balara que dej a una rsona mrta en el sur de la bahia... paola --- buenas noches. paola una persona esmuerta spus de ser baleada por un sospechoso una persona muerta en el sur de la bahia . >> este es su noticiero del fin de semana. >> que tal amigos amigos: telemundo san josé buenas noches paola salido el robo de un auto seguido por una persecusión policial que anda la muerte de una persona . >> por el reporte ayer antes de las 11pm oficiales fueron al reporte dentro del estacionamiento de unos departamentos en la 1201 de la calle mayne . >> ahí la víctima dice que un sujeto la apuntó con dos armas y le quitó las llaves . >> también escucharon detonación . >> [hablando inglés] . >> el teniente dice que agencias intentan capturar en la persecución choques cuando fue esposado . >> al continuar la investigación los agentes encontraron a una persona con heridas de bala . >> crimen que sorprende a los residentes de la zona . >> es sorprendente

to ice. that was a 2% increase from 2015 and 58% or 138,669 people were previously convicted of a crime. 257,000 were classified or suspect order confirmed gang members. that means less than total people were associated with gangs. on the other hand, 42% or 101,586 people according to data from ice were not previously convicted of any crime. another big question is about the reentry of these immigrants, how many of these convicted criminals who are deported after serving sentences ends upcoming right back into the country illegally. the answer is we really don't know immigration and customs enforcement says that it's very hard to track and the agency actually doesn't have data to answer that. let's continue talking about immigration and ice raised. lauren demarco is live in alexandria on a group of people detained by ice here locally. lauren? >> reporter: that's what we're hearing of we're here at rising hope united methodist church that alexandria and the pastor here i just spoke with him. h

fue detenido durante los recientes operativos migratorios de ice.eres de la comunidad exigen su liberaciÓn inmediata. se ordenÓ a una audiencia en el que gobierno tendrÍa que explicar este viernes por quÉ arrestÓ a una persona protegida por daca. presentador: pasamos con cristina jimÉnez. quÉ estÁn diciendo los abogados? cristina: desafortunadamente, ice esta tratando de mentir y decir que daniel es miembro de una pandilla. abogados que son muy respetados en la comunidad legal. ellos han confirmado que estas declaraciones son unas mentiras. que daniel estÁ siendo forzado a que viva en una pandilla. para nosotros estas tÁcticas son bien claras que bajo la presidencia de donald trump, tiene la intenciÓn de hacernos ver a todos criminales para poder deportar a todos. presentadora: sin embargo, en el caso, las autoridades llegan a su casa. su padre es indocumentado. fue ahÍ que fue arrestado? cristina: exactamente. hemos visto mÁs de 600 personas que han sido detenidos por agentes de ice. este fue otro caso que fueron a buscar por el padre de daniel. cu

>> reporter: jessica, about three minutes ago, more ice small chunks fell off. the sidewalk is open. you can see the sign this sign says it all. caution, falling ice. there are some police on site just to make sure things are ok. this cell phone video shows chunksive ice falling off the loewhotel in center city. bigger chunks fell off prompting authorities to immediately close the road and sidewalks. >> people were just running everywhere. telling pedestrians to take cover >> she said some of the ice chunks were the size of the car hoods. police taking no chances closed market between 12th and 13th >> everyone was caught off guard they didn't quite know where to direct us >> plenty of people were walking around when the ice came barrelling down. >> anybody could have got hit. like, you know, we have elderly people down here walking around >> with temperatures below 30. many are concerned other buildings in center city are area might pose the same threat >> you got to worry about the cars hitting you. but really got to worry about the ice falling. >> and you see

these spots have potential to see some ice. so right now temperatures are above freezing but that storm strengthens a little bit and able to draw in cold air. we will get the close to freezing, so maybe, couple hundreds of ice accumulation is possible, if it does, you know, there could be slick travel on the sidewalks, bridges, overpasses but temperatures above freezing every where except poconos where we're at 28 degrees. no issues there at the moment. exception is the mountains, today mid 40's off and on rain , at the shore upper 40's, mid 30's for highs in the poconos. tonight, high wind watch goes into effect, strong wind gusts on monday, we will talk about that system and what to expect over next several days in the next few minutes. >> back to you. >>> new this morning a fire tighter is hospitalized following a burlington county fire, and the flames broke out shortly before 4:00 a.m. at a house behind a auto body shop on route 130 and delran. crews place that had fire under control before 6:00 this morning, one fire tight

rain, gayle, snow, ice, hail and blunder. couple of days. rain, gayle, snow, ice, hailand blunder. and some sunshine as well. it was not a bad start in north lincolnshire or in the scottish highlands. through the day out west things are becoming increasingly wet and windy, courtesy of this cloud which has been named, not by the uk met office, but by the irish weather service, and they have named its storm un because they are concerned about the impact in the republic of ireland. here we will see wet and windy weather in the western areas and in coastal districts. some heavy bursts of rain at times. this afternoon coastal parts of the south west could see wind gusts of 40—50 miles an hour. more generally across southern scotla nd more generally across southern scotland later we could see gus of

but a non-violent member that ice theeneeds to target? >> not when we have the magnitude of people like we have in the raid that was just executed. felons and convicted felons that ice tofocused on. >> why do you think she was u d pulled in now? >> there's a stricter enforcement on illegal immigration. she had a lifetime to get right with the law and she wasn't. it's sad and it's unfortunate, but at the end of the day, we are certainly a nation of immigrants, we are also a nation of laws and if it hasn't been enforced in the past, clearly, the new president is going to make sure that our immigration laws that we have on the books will be enforced moving forward. >> we'll have to leave it there. thank you to all of you. >>> still ahead here in the newsroom -- >> raw emotions boiling over at republican town halls and cities all across the u.s. but is this anger just the tip of the iceberg? we'll take you live to florida where constituents have questions for their congressmen there and later, the national security advisor appears to be in ho

hears the ice break away? now what does he do? he bails. exactly. as boulders the size of cars come crashing down him, he takes ref june behind this rock. the ice chunk smashes into the boulder and buries his legislation. >> oh, my goodness. that could have killed him. this could have ended his life. >> they both could have been killed, but shockingly, neither one of these guys were injuredment they get his feet out and we go back up to the climber on the frozen waterfall and he's like, well, guess it's time to go. >> you don't say. >> when you see him look off to the right, you can see the water just cascading down again. >> eahe's anchored in, but he's anchored in to the ice. >>> cue the this is nubby white who has underdeveloped front legs. and this couple, mark and his wife lou. lou is the author of educated for rescue. of course, they are going to take in little nubby. this guy was just born january 9th. >> so it is nubby's front paws. so he has the back legs. maybe you can get the contraption that you ca

si ice llega a buscar un indocumentado... >> pueden entrar a tu hogar, tu casa.a de esas personas, necesitas tener una red de apoyo eso incluye una persona adulta que se pueda ocupar de tus niÑos y tus bienes. >> el mismo viernes que ramÓn fue deportado, Él y su esposa cumplÍan su segundo aniversario de bodas. >> tenÍa pensado llevarla a cenar con un ramo de girasoles porque son las flores que a ella le gustan. son planes que tienes y son planes de camela vida. uno nunca sabe lo que va a pasar maÑana. >> lo que es cierto es que necesita trabajar mientras esclarece su futuro y confÍa en que el estar casado con una ciudadana estadounidense, le permita regresar pronto a su casa. >> hizo que el futuro me prepara para volver otra vez a entrar a estados unidos legalmente. yo creo volver a estados unidos y estar con mi esposa. >> por el momento ramÓn estÁ viviendo en nogales con la mamÁ de su esposa y espera poderse reunir con margot los dÍas que no tenga que trabajar. a continuaciÓn, un adelanto de la prÓxima edición de "aquÍ y ahora". >> hijos de la Élite mexicana. es

. >> tony, shawn, ice official tells me it's officers that approached a group of men leaving rising hope church in alexandria and they were leaving the hypothermia shelter they stayed overnight and when officers approached they conducted consensual interviews about a potential target while they were talking with the men they realized two were here illegally and had criminal back ground and those two men were detained and will be de ported likely. there's a different story of what happened that morning. >> i've seep drug raids not that big. >> they areman broughter says on february 8 he witnessed 7 latino men rounded up as they left for the day here and started walking towards the parking lot and many leaving to go to jobs or to look for jobs. a lot of them are day laborers and they were walking this way. as soon as they gotta cross the street they just swooped in on them and in all directions and. >> happened cuffed them at the brick wall. >> handcuffed them at the brick wall. >> one man was let go after proofing he had a green card and the rest. >> they put all sim of them in the van. >

ice amount up to a quarter inch.n the the back side we could have one to 2 inches of snow in the mountains. it hads been a mild month even with the cold days a couple days ago. still averaging 6 degrees above average for philadelphia we could use rain. we will get it, i don't think we will make that deficit but maybe a quarter of an inch of rain for philadelphia high temperatures so far this month , it is 66, low 22. we don't see it in 60's coming at us anytime soon. maybe extreme southern delaware could see 60 today because of the warm front lingering to the south, but cold air kind of wedged up to the north here and that is why we will see frozen precipitation across the mountains. that storm really energizees overnight, and a lot of snow, maybe over a foot for northern new england again but story for us will be the strong wind , that develop, overnight tonight and monday, high wind watch will go into effect. let's time it out. heaviest rain, late morning through the afternoon hours and by late afternoon we will st

we waited on it for like an hour. >> reporter: in lieu, of course, for ice scream. >> cot top candy iceam seems like a good ice cream weather right now. >> reporter: today was a good just about anything weather day. >> i'm really excited and i'm on ice. perfect. >> perfectly comfortable ice skating day at least if you stayed on 2 feet and maneuvered the puddles. >> it's funny when people falling in them they get really wet. >> perfect day to catch rays don't forget the sunblock. >> i burn real easy i'm going to be grilled by the end of the this afternoon. >> reporter: the historic sites were jammed. you'd think it were summer. the cheesesteak lines extra long and the bikes were out. >> i got a ball head. i'm trying to enjoy the wind blowing through it. >> people great. got their families out here. children are out here. you're out here. i'm out here. somebody is watching tv they're on the couch you better come out here enjoy yourselves. >> reporter: the wonder does -- weather does wouldn'ts for our good. >> how hard it will be when reality strikes again probably next week? >> that's wha

ic in regards to this. i found that statutory requirements, executive orders, directives, have added functions to the dni that are mandated by the congress or by the executive branch. also, i think people don't understand that nctc is a part of the dni. they have about 750 employees at the nctc. i don't hear anybody calling for not having an nctc. but by statute, it was made part of the dni. we have rotations that come. i think about 40% of the people there are rotated through. it is much like what the military has tried to do with their joint exercises and so forth. they want navy to serve with the normally at a certain point and the air force at certain point so that they -- they are familiar with the whole. and they aren't stove piped. and it is under the efforts of what gold water nichols was trying to accomplish. it is more complicated than just little more than just the number. there is 1750 people out there, why do we need that many? those two factors played a major role in that. having said that, it

ice son rutinarias o redadas masivas?♪ jorge:el condado de milwaukee alzÓ su voz para deplorar la nueva polÍtica migratoria del nuevo gobierno contra los indocumentados y desafiar a un alguacil que quiere poner a sus agentes a perseguirlos. lo hizo con una marcha masiva, y el cierre de negocios en una protesta llamada un dÍa sin latinos para destacar el aporte de los inmigrantes a la comunidad. viviana: miles de emigrantes en wisconsin dijeron presente a la convocatoria del dÍa sin latinos. >> todos somos seres humanos y tenemos derechos, todos tenemos derechos! viviana: un paro en todo el estado para protestar en contra de polÍticas anti inmigrantes. >> quieren mandarnos para mÉxico, no nos quieren ayudar, sabiendo que los latinos aquÍ somos los que levantamos todo el trabajo. viviana: mÁs de 150 negocios en todo el estado cerraron sus puertas, se convocÓ a no hacer compras el dÍa de hoy y hasta miles de niÑos se ausentaron de las escuelas. >> queremos un mejor futuro para nuestros hijos, y como nosotros no tenemos papel

una situaciÓn sin duda angustiosa que les puede pasar a muchos de ustedes ¿ quÉ hacer si agentes de iceca salas de la coaliciÓn de los Ángeles mas conocida como chirla. alma rosa nieto doctora experta en inmigraciÓn gracias a ambas por estar con nosotros. y alejandra Álvarez que pasÓ por una situaciÓn similar, fue detenida en una de las redadas de joe arpaio cuando trabajaba limpiando autopistas gracias por estar con nosotros. alejandra querÍa comenzar con usted. ese dÍa ¿ quÉ pasÓ?. >>> ese dÍa fuimos arrestados en el lugar donde trabajaba mos, arrestados como conejillos de indias. nos arrestaron sin piedad, mi caso fue diferente. >>> usted decidiÓ esconderse >>> decidÍ esconderme, eso me costÓ golpes y maltratos >>> la encontraron rÁpidamente? >>> tardÓ unos 40 minutos para que me encontraran, al encontrarme obviamente >>> entonces ademÁs de eso usted estuvo detenida tanto tiempo que su hija de 11 aÑos fue la que tuvo que hacer como pues la jefa de la casa cuando usted estaba detenida >>> exactamente, es extremadamente penoso para mÍ pero para mi hija tenerse que hacerse cargo de sus

don't know what happened to them. >> we went to the ice regional headqu and tried to meet with ice officials to find out who are the other people that they have is taken and let us know who they are and where have you taken them and what's happening to them. and they not only refused to talk with us when we tried to accepted a messenger up there they refused to give us names of anybody and refused to give us their names. >> senator time kaine isn't a let to ice saying he's concerned the khur. may have been targeted and it reads in part i would like to know how many people your officers detained and where ice brought them and whether they remain in custody and whether any of these individuals have a criminal record. virginia governor sent a similar letter and senator mark warner sent a lengthy message to the head of vice with specific questions about president trump executive order on enhancing public safety and he asks whether enforcements are happening at sensitive locations like schools and churches. >> it's hard not think they were not profiling these men an casing >> it's a terrible thin