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. >>> welcome back, time is 5:30 we have been following break ing news near second and market. we are talking about a six story building looking live, very active scene at this hour six story building on fire, fire fighters trying to get an upper hand near second and market street the in olde city >>> so we have seen fire fighters make great work of that one we will have more on that because that is our break ing news. thanks for joining us at the bottom of the hour as we check back on the scene. we have reporters on the scene , so we will get to you for traffic in a minute but first we have our own steve keeley out there, good morning , steve. steve is on the the scene and we want to get right to him, steve. >> reporter: i will ask produce tore stay out of my ear for a second. david, you got kicked out of your building. tell us what time you learn about this fire because other people said they didn't hear any alarms. >> didn't hear an alarm. it was around quarter of five, 5:00 o'clock, i heard, i was woken up, people were running around banging in the june ate above me which w

they say he noticed a man drivinging a agre ing ing a saf schuylkill expressway.got off and the driver followed and started shooting. one bullet hit him in the hip. >> something has to be done about this gun thing because you can't just keep shooting people and killing lives and thinking it's okay. >> the shooter drove off, victim's family says his car may have front bumper damage. batiste is now out of surgery and is in stable condition. >>> now a developing story that we're watching. it's the end of an american institution after 146 years, ringley brothers and barnum and bailey circus is calling it quits. the owner announced it last night. he says one of the reasons was a slump in attendance after the circus removed elephants from the show last year. this is video of the circus at the wells far go center from february 2016. the circus will return to philadelphia for one final time next month before closing for good in hey. >>> a senseless crime, that's how family members describe the shooting death of a father from philadelphia. he was killed just steps from his

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. >>> a philadelphia residents are deal ing with water in their homes. water main broke on milbrook road. water poured into people's basements. the water department has shut that water off but the damage has been done. neighbors believe the break may be connected to an ongoing problem with a sinkhole in the middle of the street and they are frustrated. >> we pay taxes and they cover a sinkhole with a metal plate. so this is what happens. it gets cold and now there's water everywhere. >> got to have family nearby, we'll stay with them. >> the water department is trying to figure out if the water main break is connected to the sinkhole. crews are walking to pump the water out of those affected homes. >>> fire rips through a four story apartment building in nicetown. the red cross says it's helping 16 people after the fire along north 21st street. no one was hurt. >>> a federal jury is ordering depont to pay $10 million. on top of $2 million a truck driver has already been awarded. the driver says he got testicular cancer from a chemical used to make teflon

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while 'ing lunch the chi they performed the i'm likerm maneuver anded cpr. he was transported to children hospital and passed to away. our hearts and condolences godoe out to the family during thisis unimaginable time of grief. tim we do not know the cause of death at this time but are fully cooperating with authoritiesg wi following this tragic loss endnd quote. the center would not comment any further as to the stay the us of those two staff members that were inside the classroom citing the ongoing investigation. live tonight in northwest d.c., marinaest maracco, fox5 local n. > we turn to fairfax county t now. there areo ty new details about yesterday's deadly police standoff that a double shooting and a house fire. it happened on a home in covered wagon lane in herndon. 32 year old muhammad assume dicu sky got an argument with his girlfriend. he pulled a gun and shot the brothers. he took his roommate hostage and shut the house on fire. an officer later shot and killed him. the hostage was treated forag smoke inhalation.e wa the shooting vince tips are e

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ing back to what the president told us here that torture works. here's martha raddatz tonight. >> reporter: tonight, a state department shakeup after an unusually large exodus of foreign service officers, at least six, walking out the door. though not technically fired, the appointees were told they would not be asked to stay on in the trump administration. this coming just as the state department faces new diplomatic hurdles on the eve of president donald trump's first meeting with britain's prime minister, one of america's closest allies, theresa may, telling reporters britain does not agree with president trump's view of torture. we condemn torture and my view on that won't change, whether i'm talking to you or talking to the president of the united states. her bold words in direct told david. >> but i have spoken as recently as 24 hours ago, with people at the highest level of intelligence, and i asked them the question. does it work? does torture work? and the answer was, yes. absolutely. >> you're now the president. do you want waterboarding

chief says that the teen wasn't following police instruction and hit the officer several times, break ing her glasses. >> you cannot see the striking portion where the female admits that she struck the police officer. janet says she has bruces and a concussion. >> i just feel like that is really wrong. i'm still a minor. she's a grown woman and cop. way she approached me is not the way she should have did it >> reporter: officer has been taken off active duty pending an internal affairs investigation. hena daniels for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> two visitations will be held for pennsylvania state trooper kill in the line of duty last week. london weaver was shot and killed friday while responding to a domestic complaint in huntington county. state police shot and killed the suspect in weaver's death after a hand hunt. the visitation for trooper weaver the at his funeral tomorrow will be held in altoona. >>> philadelphia police are looking for a person who shot and killed a man in holmesberg this happened at 10:00 o'clock last night inside the home of the 8,000 block of erdick street. man

mr cruz said he met tsai ing—wen despite a request not to from the chinese consulate.ping over in texas on her way to visit four latin—american allies. it's being closely watched after donald trump angered china last month by accepting a phone call from the taiwanese leader. beijing regards the self—governing island as part of china. professor wing woo is the president of policy think tank the jeffrey cheah institute on south east asia. he joined me a short time ago from san francisco. i asked him whether china is right to consider this a provocative act. it was natural for the chinese to have reacted the way they did because they were afraid that this could escalate into something, a confrontation, that it doesn't want to happen. you must understand that donald trump came to the presidency after accusing china of acting unfairly in its dealings with the us. donald trump has said he would impose 40% on chinese exports repudiate currency manipulation by china. so, when donald trump accepted the call, that was the signal that donald trump wants a different relationship w

tie when‘s president tsai ing—wen says there is no invitation to talks for donald trump.meet the laundry folding robots that is set to transform your household chores. live from our studios in singapore and london. this is bbc world news. its newsday. good morning. it is sam good morning. it is 8am in singapore, midnight in london and 2am in jerusalem where singapore, midnight in london and 2am injerusalem where for israeli soldiers, three of them women, have been killed after a man drove a truck into a group of service personnel. israeli police say he was a palestinian who was shot dead at the scene. the israeli prime minister believes he was a supporter of so—called islamic state. this report contains images you may find disturbing. a hazy view ofjerusalem. this is what israeli soldiers on a training course had come to see. security camera footage shows two groups. the one in the background hasjust got off a coach when this happens. look at the top left of the screen. the lorry drives at the soldiers at high speed and hits them. then it backs up, apparently trying to cr

videos shows officers interact ing with alfred olongo behind a restaurant in september.ice say he pointed what turned out to be a device at officers when officer richard gonzales fired four shots killing the man. san diego d.a. said monday that the use of deadly force, and, faces no criminal liability. >>> vigil honors two law enforcement officers in florida. >> ♪ >> more than 100 people gathered to remember orlando police master sergeant deborah clayton and armed county sheriff's deputy norman lewis. investigators say sergeant clayton was shot and killed by markeith lloyd, hand wanted in the shooting death of his ex- girlfriend last month. deputy lewis was kill in the motorcycle accident while in route to clayton's shooting. >> she loved people and safety and she gave her life. she gave her life right here, man. >> and now reward for information leading to lloyd's arrest is now at hundred thousand dollars. >>> and after a weekend of chaos at airport this fort lauderdale a little girl will has been reunited with her bee love teddy bear roofus. >> i've got somebody here f

owins stay in the north bay for ing ment. d norelentless rain there creating big problems in guerneville. jodi hbeen showing you live the russ of the flood tlg the iver few days. ers. .'s going from bad to worse. nbc bay area's jodie hernandez joins us with what is being done now to protect people in the path of those flood waters. jodie. >> reporter: jessica, folks here in guerneville haven't seen river levels like this in years. i'm actually standing in the russian river. now, this is normally a roadway that leads to a beach. you can see just how high the river has gotten. it's at about 34 feet right now and it's expected to go up another 4 feet by tomorrow afternoon. i am told that is approaching a major flood situation. with yet another round of rain pounding down, the russian river is once again on the rise tonight. already above flood stage, the river has left some campgrounds, cars and trailers under water. emergency responders say it's got the potential to cause even more serious problems. >> we're taking it serious.

. >> guest: ing i hope not. you know, i understand that, you know, half a dozen companies would like to see it go away. but there are tens of thousands of other companies that rely on it. and there are millions of consumers that rely on it. so i hope that the congress, the fcc, whoever wants to revisit this decision will weigh that in the balance and say that, you know, open networks are as american as apple pie. i mean, we have had open networks in our country since back to the railroad. you know, the telegraph, the telephone. they were all -- you know, peter, we wouldn't have the internet today if the telephone network hadn't been open so that the early efforts to get online didn't have to go through any gatekeeper. you just got on and you tried things. and that's how we became leaders in the internet. and we don't want to go backwards to a point where there are gatekeepers deciding what'll happen. >> host: well, joining our conversation today is margaret harding healthcare gill of politico. -- mcgill, she cov

important things from protecting the affordable care act, trying to fix it and move it forward, to work ing on immigration and working on gun violence. i'm excited to be back to continue working. >> any lessons learned? why do you think you lost? >> it was a strange year. i was asked when i was thinking about running again, what positions are going to change. i looked and said i'm not changing my positions. i don't think i lost in 2014 because of my positions. we have to do a better job of getting our message out, having people understand what it is we're fighting for. i think this time we did a better job. i lost by 2%. this time i was able to win in a difficult year by more than 5%. but that was a reflection of talking about the issues people care about. we have to have an economy that's growing for everybody and working families believe they can get ahead and give their children a better quality of life. we have to tackle this gun violence that's effecting our communities and cutting down children before they even have the chance to get to the prime of their lives. these are the issues w

we need to give ice the power, the help, the support, which has been so sadly we ing for eight years, and need to get those people first them ck them out or lock up, only two choices they get. they get kicked out or locked up back, we tell them, if we find you, you come back fter this deportation, 25 years, not one day less than 25 up.s will you be locked host: simon conway, talk show iowa, ut of des moines, who radio, born in london, also career as r 16-year-old journalist at jerusalem post. true, yes, sir. host: what do you think about u.n. regarding e settle sxment obama administration's perspective on topic? guest: the obama administration has had absolutely no feelings whatsoever, they were waiting until they were absolutely out to stab our closest allie in the middle east in the back, i might add.s, i don't think i have ever seen a president about to leave office, knowing they are about to leave office, hand power over to the party, who has deliberately gone out of his way, gone out of his way, to problems for incoming administration. it is disgraceful what we've witnessing the

gadgets like the mars levitat ing high fi wireless speaker made by crazy baby and available now.rt home seems to be the trend at ces2017 this years, as companies taughted tech guided by artificial intelligence, and voice activation. how about this little guy named carey a surveillance robot keeping an eye over your house. >> robots are showing up, it is in because maybe not that the building of them anymore, but software underneath it, artificial intelligence, again , cameras in a computer vision. >> reporter: or, the robotic smart lamp available in the fall, you you can tell it to move and adjust brightness and connect toss wifi and takes pictures. there is also air to the will from math he will this summer, think of it as a high tech baby monitor and amazon echo in one. they say it can recognize when baby wakes up and put them back to sleep along with ordering diapers and play guessing games with the kid. one requirement, when your children interact with the device, they have to use the word, please. and for the kid in all of us, the lego boost teaches us how to code and build

asmy family tree,ing i discovered a woman named marianne gaspard... it was her french name. then she came to louisiana as a slave. i became curious where in africa she was from. so i took the ancestry dna test to find out more about my african roots. the ancestry dna results were really specific. they told me all of these places in west africa. i feel really proud of my lineage, and i feel really proud of my ancestry. ancestry has many paths to discovering your story, get started for free at ancestry.com >>> as we said at the top of the broadcast, president-elect trump was making headlines for statements on health care, russia, nato and more. as he prepares for his swearing in. he fired attack tweets at john lewis. congressman lewis said he did not consider mr. trump to be a legitimately elected president. a war of words between the two played out throughout the weekend. there's no end in site. more on that from jim acosta. >> reporter: on this mlk day, donald trump met behind closed doors with martin luther king, iii. >> certainly, he said that, that he is going to represen

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our roads and drijz and dilapidated airports in the president.e new both candidates also propose job ing as a panacea for creation. in addition, now the new resident is poised to offer a $1 trillion infrastructure plan and has the democrats also suit with their own trillion dollar proposal. we have very few specifics, issues will come to the forefront as campaign promises run up against reality. now the questions we must haphazardlyhat will throwing taxpayer money at pork barrel project really help an mired in debt with relatively low unemployment or s it possible to generate effective investments in truly worthwhile projects in a fiscally responsible matter. today to discuss these very important issues is a distinguished panel of analysts.tion policy first we welcome chris edwards, the director of tax policy institute the cato and editor of downsizing government.com. e is a top expert in federal and state tax and budget issues and before joining cato, he was economist on the congressional joint economic committee. he has testified to congress on times and hismany articles on tax and bud

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roads,ing on to the slick spots on secondary streets. the mainline, the crash occurred near the franconia sprinkle parkway, it is now resting on the shoulder, the flashing lights are definitely going to garner attention and cause tieups. southbound on the brakes after interstate 195, the crash use 90 five is the alternate. a crash has been reported in found on for, follow police direction to get either. that's the traffic watch. back in the next 10 minutes to keep a close eye on your ride. jummy: 6:34 is the time when we get to breaking news in from fairfax county. autria: suzanne kennedy is live with what we're learning from police. suzanne: authority saying that this all happened just around the 8500ime here in block of lee highway at the restaurant you see behind me. cameras were rolling overnight when this incident began to unfold at just around 2:00 this morning. that is my three hispanic men entered the bar after hours, were being asked to be served liquor, were decline service, and then there was a fight two males, one female, all