i'm jacqueline london. a first alert is in effect tonight as this rain will keep pounding us for the next several hours. you see that system hovering right there on first alert radar. everything is drenched in center city. live at broad street where those side wauks are soaked, conditions are terrible for your friday night plans. and storm force 10 is struck in traffic in newark. drivers are moving cautiously out there right now. let's get to first alert meteorologist tammie souza who is timing out this rain hour by hour. how much longer? >> we have to go through at least mid to late evening before we're going to be in the clear. we have a first alert for the heavy rain out there. the entire viewing area is still going to see periods of heavy rain although it is starting to diminish from northwest to east. we are going to be looking at maybe spotty showers through pre-dawn tomorrow morning, but the heavy stuff is truly going to be through about mid-evening. we could see localized flooding on some of the roa

>> jacquelin, i am expecting some damage. at least in parts of our area tomorrow afternoon.his area is on top of us right now, and it has nothing to do with the system that has been clobbering chicago and other parts of illinois and missouri. this is another area separate from that that may come in during the morning hours briefly. this is the line of thunderstorms. 3:00. it's still working west of allentown. at 4:30, look at this line of storms coming right through philadelphia area down through northern delaware. if the radar looks like this tomorrow afternoon, there will likely be warnings issued, there will be strong to severe thunderstorms, wind gusts. over 60 miles an hour in some areas, and, yet, damage expected. then it continues to move toward the shore. more on the timing for your neighborhood coming up in just a few minutes. >> i am asking everyone watching tonight to seize this moment and believe in yourselves, believe in your future and believe once more in america. >>> tonight a hopeful president trump addressed congress, america, and the world. good evening fr

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good evening i'm jacqueline london. this afternoon the u.s.general said sanctuary cities must end. >> in cities and states refuse to help enforce immigration laws, our nation is less safe. >> the philadelphia mayor jim kenny says he won't budge. lauren mayk is joining us live outside city hall with more. >> reporter: the city has been spending the past couple hours devilling in to this i just heard from a city spokesperson who tells me they are now calling this a direct attack on public safety. the city's argument has been that. if undocumented immigrants are afraid to call the police then the city will be less safe but the attorney general now putting money on the line. attorney general jeff sessions ramping up pressure on sanctuary cities. >> today i'm urging states and local jurisdictions to comply with these federal laws. >> reporter: he's spelling out financial consequences. no federal grant money in the future and possible clawbacks of mo

it ooh tess first amphibian known to phosphorus quality. >>> newly released letters jacqueline kennedyged with a british manione w on mon. they offer a glimpse into the former first lady's love batter briefcase containing the secrets of two battered lives. a case full of former british ambassador of washington andknew well, a woman named jacquelinee loopy j locked away in a british home when the contents were put up for sail. you have to back the clock to camelot years wheacob ordinance by then fate took over. a few years after was killed orms by too in a car crash. maybe it was the common tragedies or their friendshipti following years jackie and davi together here in cambodia. >> the saltations on t dear david, dear, dear david, dearest david, love going back and forth. >> i think they are, particularly the way she signs off, with ally i think there's a real >> reporter: the letters contain no real car sign was made and a a bitter heartbroken man. as for your photograph,e, i weep when i look at it. her last letter to him is a touch of rli must be said cruelty. writing from air stoppl

. >> i'm jacqueline london. the coldest weather of this freezing weekend, could come overnight tonight. we' >> we begin with first alert chief meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz. glenn, feeling like the single digits tonight? >> yeah, and it's not going to take that long before midnight it's going to be feeling like that in many parts of the area. partly because we're clearing, you got clear skies. of course, we also have strong winds. but if you've been following this, when the flag is blowing left to right, those are the cold winds coming in and they're coming in pretty hard. gusting up to 30 miles per hour. snowshowers still left. and it just hit cape may. we just showed you that a little while ago and rehobeth beach and we still have more coming into philadelphia. these are smaller ones than what hit us earlier today. a few more back to the west. and the problem there is it's going to add some moisture to the roads as the temperatures drop. pottstown is 29 already. allentown, 31. these numbers continue

i'm jim rosenfield. >> and i'm jacqueline london. come back and see us tonight at 11:00. >>> there is breaking news tonight. some dramatic develops. president trump's own fbi director shoots down the president's claim about being wiretapped by president obama. >>> also comey confirm forth the first time the fbi is investigating possible links between the trump campaign and russia. we have the fallout. >>> also breaking, new rules about the electronic devices being banned on board certain flights. >>> nbc news exclusive. a woman who made a daring leap caught on camera jumping from a moving car trunk to escape her alleged kidnapper telling her harrowing story. >>> super bowl stunner. as the fbi hunts down tom brady's missing jersey and finds a second one that was also missing. tonight who's being blamed. >>> and memorial mystery. our monday

jacqueline? >> all right, lauren. day two of supreme court confirmation hearings for judge neil gorsuch. today he told lawmakers he made no promises to anyone including the president on how he would rule on controversial issues like abortion. he assured democrats he's a fair judge saying no one is above the law, not even the president. >>> here at home and new at 6:00, if you recently paid a ticket for making a right turn on red in wilmington, you may have money coming back to you. right turn citations given between this july and this past january have been thrown out. now the city will begin refunding more than 8$800,000 i fines to those who paid them during that period. it canceled the right turn on red safety program altogether. >>> in dover delaware, the national organization of black law enforcement executives annual career fair. today's event was held at the historically black delaware university. federal, state and local agencies from up and down the east coast gathered to meet future officers. >> to be a polic

jacqueline? >> all right, lauren. now a follow-up to a story that was breaking news yesterday. the state is now involved in the investigation of 52-year-old sarah gable. police say the pre-k teachier at an upper darby day care pushed a 4-year-old student down the stair. that student is okay. gable was fired. >>> chaka fattah jr. was back in court to appeal his federal court conviction. he represented himself at today's hearing. he claims his reputation was damaged after fbi and irs officials tipped off the media to a february 2012 raid of his apartment, and that damage affected his ability to adequately represent himself during trial. >>> four dozen accused drug dealers are now charged in a trafficking ring in chester county. officials say their operation crushed ice took out 49 dealers who were pushing meth, heroin and cocaine. the head of the ring was allegedly running it out of chester county prison. >>> a break in a case to tell you about. police in pottstown have found the pickup truck that hit and killed a man on route 100 last friday. a tip from the public led them to th

i'm jacquelin london. >> i'm jim rosen fooeltd. the cloud of suspicion has hung over williams for nearly two years, and today federal investigators announced their indictment. >> tomorrow the district attorney will be arraigned in court. he faces 23 counts. >> investigators also claim he took thousands from his own relative money that was supposed to pay for nursing home care. seth williams has announced he will not run for re-election. >> he has not said anything about resigning, and with months until the end of his term, this indictment has created a lot of questions about the cases coming out of his office. nbc 10's brandon hudson taking a closer look at that tonight. >> our team coverage begins with denise. you have looked over this entire lengthy indictment. >> yes. all 50 pages. it details how the d.a. allegedly went above the law to line his own pocket books even at the expense of a family member in a nursing home. >> philadelphia's top prosecutor seth williams is about to face the trial of his career. that of his own crimin

i'm jacqueline london. >> i'm jim rosenfield. anything on your car, sidewalçu it will refreeze.that concern has led to dozens g@(t&háhp &hc% delays tonight. reading and allentown schools.Ñ will be closed tomorrow, but philadelphia public schools will open on time. you can see the rest scrolling on the bottom of the screen. right now we go to glenn "hurricane" schwartz. the risks for this winter storm not yet over. >> sometimes you get more injuries after the storm than you do during the storm. of course, most people were off the roads today. so far, i-95 is looking pretty smooth. the main roads may be okay. side roads, your driveway, sidewalks, steps, all getting icy. look how cold it is already. 20 in pottstown, 21 in reading and allentown. it's 25 in philadelphia. it's below freezing everywhere. and it's just going to keep getting colder. look how cold it feels. 4 in coatesville. 7 in allentown, below zero in mt. pocono. we've got the rest of the night for this to all go down. look at the wind still gusting 30 to 40 miles per hour. 37 miles an hour dover air force base, 30 in

more coming up tomorrow. >> i'm jacqueline london. >> i'm jim rosenfield. have a great weekend. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- gordon ramsay, alessia cara,

i'm jacqueline london. >> i'm jim rosenfield. first alert weather team has you covered with the snow at the worst possible time, the morning rush. where the flakes are already falling to philadelphia. the timing depends on where you live. we start tonight with first alert chief meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz. >> you saw that snow in the poconos and it's showing on radar right there, that's the leading edge. a pretty big area of snow, as you can see most of it is moving to the east, but eventually moving in the general direction of southeastern pennsylvania. we have a first alert out for the lehigh valley, berks, montgomery counties that will have a little more snow, be a little colder inspect is friday, 4:00 to 9:00 a.m. the main problem will be the visibility right during the morning rush when there's already a lot of traffic and some accumulation on untreated roads. that is just in those areas. near 3:30 already snowing in allentown, the darker blue indicating the heavier snow. there's 7:30 right over philadelphia, tr

. >> i'm jacquelin london. >> nbc 10's denise has been on the scene of that fire in nicetown for the past seven hours. >> denise, you just got an update a short time ago. what have you learned? >> jacquelin and jim, we learned that pico just brought in some backup generators to help restore power. at last check 7,000 customers were still without power, and working throughout the night. >> reporter: flames and thick black smoke. the fire at pico's west moreland substation caused a widespread power outage around 2:00 p.m., and those living closest to the substation found themselves confused at first and then panicked. >> something is burning in here. >> some elderly and disabled neighbors on fox street had nowhere to go as the fire burned for three hours. they were house-bound as they tried to shield themselves from southwest winds blowing smoke into their homes. to make matters worse, mary wilson suffers from asthma. >> i didn't know whether to stay outside or stay in my house because you could smell it in my house ju as good as you could smell it across the street. >> a plume of smok

amy: that issue, jacqueline patterson, of what the president pushing, the issue of coal jobs?> yes. as i was saying at the very beginning, but the labor industry and the market say it is not necessarily one to bring back coal. i was saying implications it would be if it did increase coal -based energy production in the u.s. there is the other side of the fact that even if we are exporting coal and other countries are using coal, as we know, any use of coal burning to produce energy affects climate change overall. we know community's of color are more likely to feel the impact from climate change. so whether it is communities that have poor housing, under insured, communities whose homes are located in the floodplains, we see these communities are disproportionately vulnerable to, change the more likely to be impacted by climate change. we know they are often the ones that are -- don't have access to healthy and nutritious foods. they have food insecurity. we know the shifts in agricultural yields is another impact of climate change. this might make food insecurity even greater

but when jacqueline kennedy says i want european food by european trained chefs the african-americans in the kitchen didn't have that expertise. >> host: we look at emma lewis who comes around the sa time -- >> guest: right but the ones in the kitchen had not gone through the training. wright, the one i talked about, was the last african-american to leave the kitchen and she was an interim because the chef hired und under the kennedy's couldn't handle the johnson. you heard of chilly con queso? he called it chilly concrete. there is a lot of tension. she runs the kitchen and manages to get a raise while he is looking for another chef. the only person offered the job was patrick clark, very well known chef in new york. he was working at the hey adams hotel across the street from the white house but he was auditioning for the job because the clinton's and other staffers came over. he was offered the job but turned it down because it was a paycut. he was making a couple thousands at the white house and the white house job for the chef was 58,000. he had four kids so it was easy. >> host:

. >> details from the courtroom, jacqueline? >> jury selection is expected to last a week. 100 of the 1,200 jurors were in court to answer questions from lawyers on both sides of the case. cameras were rolling as frien arrives this morning in this van. he wore a suit and tie. he was not handcuffed. his parents were in the gallery. now, investigators say frein 8 ambushed two troopers in 2014. corporal dixon died and was just getting off work. trooper alex douglas had just arrived and was injured. there was an intense manhunt through rugged terrain that lasted 48 days. the community was on edge until u.s. marshals caught up to him. they caught him about 30 miles from where the shooting took place. >> very happy that this process is underway. it's been over two years now. we look forward to selecting a fair and impartial jury. >> looking for fairness. looking for jurors that will keep an open mind. compassion. >> the case is expected to last at least a month. the jury will be able to leave pike county during the trial and go home o

Ángel y jacqueline son invitados por los representantes de arizona.idente por haber cancelado... enrique: veÍamos el presidente donald mientras saludaba a los presentes. se prepara el presidente para este primer mensaje frente al congreso. el discurso se lo entrega a ryan y el vicepresidente. marÍa elena: una escena que vemos muy distinta en otras ocasiones, tiene completamente el apoyo de ambas cÁmaras del congreso. vamos a escuchar al presidente de los estados unidos. estÁ esperando a que termine la ovaciÓn. nos habÍa adelantado que posiblemente el discurso durÓ aproximadamente una hora y 15 minutos. esto incluyendo los aplausos. enrique: veremos a quÉ audiencia le habla donald trump. presidente trump: muchas gracias. >> miembro del congreso, tengo el alto privilegio y el distinguido honor de presentarles a ustedes el presidente de los estados unidos. [aplausos] [aplausos] presidente trump: muchas gracias. seÑor presidente de la cÁmara, seÑor vicepresidente, miembro del congreso, primera dama de los estados unidos... [aplausos] [aplausos] presidentr

. >> here are jim rosenfield and jacqueline london. >> up next at 6:00, we're tracking the refreezingafter all that snow and slush fell in your neighborhood today. >> our team coverage should have everything you need to know. >> plus we're live at the jersey shore where flooding caused trouble today. stranded cars, water rescues and flooded streets next. >>> and it's going to feel like close to zero degrees when you wake up tomorrow morning. i'm tracking a stretch of unseasonably cold weather sticking around after this storm. next in my first alert forecast. >>> as a major winter storm crosses delaware, new jersey and pennsylvania, stay with nbc 10 first alert weather to track its every move. reporting on conditions in your neighborhood. >> i'm mitch blacher in philadelphia. >> i'm matt delucia in longport. >> i'm pam el will osborne in reading. >> i'm tim furlong fighting through the slush and the ice. >> before, during and after the storm. count on nbc 10 first alert weather. >>> nbc 10 breaking news. >> pelts you right in the face. it hurts. >> we're trying to help these guys who g

i'm jacqueline london. >> i'm jim rosenfield.nnounced a 23-count against seth williams. first, accepting bribes in exchange for favor. authorities say williams took $160,000 in gifts including multiple luxury vacations, a $2700 hcouch and a jaguar. the third allegation stealing $10,000 meant for a sick relative in a nursing home. >> now within the last 45 minutes we learned that williams is expected to enter a plea in court tomorrow. he's scheduled to be arraigned at 2:00 p.m. >> mitch blacher has been tracking williams' ethics questions for seven months

you're scaring me to death here, jacqueline. it's got to be a scam. i'm sure it is.it card company will never ask you to send copies of those items, they already have those items. now, i'm guessing you called the number on the letter, not on the back of your card. never do that. always call the back of your card whenever anybody contacts you. they say i'm from the credit card, go fine, i'll call you back. hang up the phone and call the credit card and then you'll find out. i want to hear from you, the 7 on your side hotline is open weekdays 10:00 to 2:00. 415-954-8151. we're also available 24/7 on facebook and through abc7news.com. >> thank you, michael. >> sure. >>> this year's peek bloom for washington, d.c.'s famous cherry blossoms could be one of the earliest on record. a national park service forecast says the peak will occur march 14th to the 17th. organizers of the national cherry blossom festival moved up the start of their month-long event by five days to march 15th. records show the earliest peak bloom took place on march 15th, 1990. >>> italy's mt. etna pu

new tv mini series "after camelot" follow up to the kennedy mini series with katie holmes back as jacquelinerry joins as ted kennedy. carly steel talked to both stars about playing these iconic roles. >> i'm really grateful that you're here. pi picking up in the years following jfk's death, ted kennedy turns to jackie after his car crash which left campaign staffer mary joe dead. >> i think if something scares you a little bit then you should just head right into it. >> we will see jackie's romance with greek billionaire aristotle owe nalleys. >> what is it about jackie that made you want to play her and take this role on again? >> i think there were a lot of interesting scenes and wonderful parts to her that i didn't get to portray before. so it was very challenging as an actor but really rewarding. >> and these two have a lot of heavy scenes together, katie has been an add mirrmirer of matthea long time. >> were you a fan of "friends"? >> i was a huge fan. we went on a warner brothers tour and went by "friends" but no one came out. >> based on a new york times best seller and focuses on th

i'm jacqueline london.lert is in effect tonight as this rain will keep pounding us for the next several hours. you see that system hovering right there on first alert radar. everything is drenched in center city. live at broad street where those side wauks are soaked, conditions are terrible for your friday night plans. and storm force 10 is struck in traffic in newark. drivers are moving cautiously out there right now. let's get to first alert meteorologist tammie souza who is timing out this rain hour by hour. how much longer? >> we have to go through at least mid to late evening before we're going to be in the clear. we have a first alert for the heavy rain out there. the entire viewing area is still going to see periods of heavy rain although it is starting to diminish from northwest to east. we are going to be looking at maybe sy

i'm jacqueline london. it started when police tried to break up a domestic dispute. that's when the driver hit the officer and the officer shot at his van. the suspect drove for another four miles hitting another car along the way and ditched the vehicle near southwest philadelphia. andrea kline-thomas is live with more. police are still looking for who was inside that van. >> reporter: after the officer was hit he still was able to manage to fire off one shot but detectives still don't know if the van was shot as it sped away. when officers first arrived, they said a man and woman were in a domestic dispute. the man was trying to drag the woman out of the van. when the police approached -- >> the male had entered the van and proceeded in reverse striking one of the officer and dragging the officer. >> reporter: the officer was able to recover and attempted to confront the man. an auto mechanic was outside working on a car. >> as i was under the car i hear a gunshot. i'm not getting up. >> reporter: the officer fired a single gunshot as it sped away. children at the

to himson who is writing is the woman he wants to marry, jacqueline kennedy.s was the love story, for the last 30 years -- a few weeks ago, the luck with -- about what you narrowly asked me -- did i as a trump surrogate have >> he was a friend. the story of this couple shook the world. these letters revealed the he lost his, how own way, romance blossomed, but his heart was broken when jackie left in for aristotle onassis. he writes about their plans for marriage, i possible secret hasiage, all that he says become irrelevant trash. he says "i weep when i look at it. why do such agonizing things have to happen? " him, andites back to says, no, it's not that bad really, i will always love you, and we will always have something bestial together. -- something special together. we don't know if that placated him. >> these letters are a fascinating glimpse into the world of the white house, the kennedys, and a romance bound by grief. many lies, and deaths, and hopes, and pains, will be forever down to buy them. bound by them. we like to show you pictures that have c

i'm jacqueline london. >> with just hours until the house vote, the republican bill is on life support thanks to some of the party's own members. pennsylvania congressman announced he will vote no on the bill. at least 27 other republicans are planning to do the same. if that holds up, the bill with not pass. >> drew smith is following the story. opponents are not declaring victory just yet. they're planning more protests in the morning. >> reporter: local opposition will continue first thing at the morning in city hall. tonight in one south jersey district that went for obama twice before changing over to president trump last year, there's a republican representative who says he's a no vote. outrage outside a new jersey congressman's district office in burlington county. >> he sent to washington, d.c. to take care of, you know, people in his district. >> reporter: they had hoped to persuade republican stomach artha -- tom macarthur to vote no. but another republican representing coastal south jersey counties came out against the plan tonight. this bill does not meet the standards of w

. >> her name is jacqueline mcintyre. >> seth: jacqueline mcintyre, that's a lovely name. >> yes, thank did it come about that she got a writing credit on a song? >> well, i had written the song. >> seth: okay. >> and so we in the studio and we recorded it, and so we went back into the control room to listen to it. and then when the band went out for us to do it again, do a second take, mama said, "can i make a suggestion?" and i said, "sure." she said instead of saying, "i'm so happy i got the lord on my side" on the second verse, why don't you change it to "you're so happy, you've got the lord on your side." and i said, "why didn't i think of that?" [ light laughter ] >> seth: well, that's lovely and a writing credit at the age of 90 is a fantastic thing to have. >> yeah. >> seth: i hope io her head. >> it did, it did. >> seth: okay, it did go. [ light laughter ] you obviously, you've had this incredible career, and like many people in the arts, your look has changed over the years. and you have been -- this is a real treat, you have been sharing your old looks on instagram. >> i'm pr

george spencer and jacqueline london had the honor of emceeing the event highlighting four decades ofcan art, history and culture right here in philadelphia. >>> to a live look at lincoln financial field. folks will be climbing the stairs of the stadium today. it's a training event for this year's big climb philly taking place in may. participants will climb to the top of 1 commerce square to raise money for the leukemia and lymphoma society. >>> okay. move over, march madness. it is time for mascot madness. a local mascot making his case for the title. melvin, the mascot for the lehigh valley phantoms hockey team. he makes the shot from half-court. he is in the semifinals of the american hockey league's mascot madness. >>> 5:27 on this saturday. this morning. no repeal and replace. obamacare is staying put because efforts to get a vote on the republican health care bill collapsed. next we'll go to washington for a report on how it fell apart. >>> a cloudy look outside today but a warmup into the afternoon. then, a cooldown for your sunday. we'll look at the temperatures both days of

. >> i'm jacqueline london. up next nbc nightly news with lester holt.t 11:00. >>> breaking news tonight. a stunning rebuke for president trump as house republicans hold the health care vote before going down in defeat. a cliff hanger for millions of americans. their health coverage left hang ing in the balance. >>> a suspect arrested. a jewish center scare. how the feds tracked him down. >>> an american killed. his wife left injured in that terror attack in london as isis claims one of its followers is responsible. >>> robocall crackdown. the government taking action to cut down on those annoying calls that always seems to come at the worst time. >>> baby cuddlers inspiring america with some of the most important

. >> i'm jacqueline london. up next nbc nightly news with lester holt. see you back here at 11:00. >>> breaking news tonight. a stunning rebuke for president trump as house republicans hold the health care vote before going down in defeat. a cliff hanger for millions of americans. their health coverage left hang ing in the balance. >>> a suspect arrested. a jewish center scare. how the feds tracked him down. >>> an american killed. his wife left injured in that terror attack in london as isis claims one of its followers is responsible. >>> robocall crackdown. the government taking action to cut down on those annoying calls that always seems to come at the worst time. >>> baby cuddlers inspiring america with some of the most important jobs at the hospital. "nightly news" begins right now. >>> good evening. we begin with breaking news. late today in a high stakes game of chicken, president trump and house republican leaders blinked at the last minute choosing to delay tonight's scheduled vote on a health care overhaul bill rather than face the humiliation

. >>> and fresco user jacqueline poland shows us a brand new cherrios box which features local shop ritees. this unat the yardley store. staff helped raise more than a million dollars to help fight hunger. south jersey employees are also on the special edition boxes. stores across six states participated in the fundraiser to support local food banks. >>> when you see news happening be sure to take out your phone and shoot it and make sure to use the fresco app to send it to our newsroom. iain? >> dawn, thank you. >>> norway is apparently the happiest country on the globe. according to un agency report it ranks 155 countries based on gross domestic product per person and other facts including a healthy life expectancy. u.s. ranks 14th down a notch from last year. >>> all right. what's coming up in sports. >> villanova wildcats season is over and everyone is calling them a disappointment. i'll tell you why that is the furthest thing from the truth and why this group of guys can't lose much that's coming up next in my sports commentary. ♪ >> sean bell with his thoughts on the villanova wild

langhorne today urging him to vote against the american health care act this video from fresco user jacquelineso praised the republican congressman for recent statements he made about opposing the bill n mt. laurel, new jersey, fresco user nicole johnson was on the scene when a car burst in flames along route 38. you can see firefighters working to get that fire under control. traffic was tied up for a little while while crews put water on that fire. thankfully no one was hurt. >>> a first of its kind event tonight at citizens bank park nearly every distiller in pennsylvania had its spirits at the spirits convention. the event featured specialty cocktails, the keystone state best par tenders and heavy hitters from the industry. wise key, jip, rum all of it was on hand as they drank in moderation when you see news happening take out your phone and shoot it and then make sure to you use the fresco app and send it to our newsroom. lucy. >> did somebody mention spirits because of health news it's not just red wine any more. researchers say having a drink of wine or beer each day may help protect p

. >> reporter: no, it won't be, jacqueline and jim, especially fot with this thick packed snow. you can see it comes well past my ankle. i want to take you across the street. you can see some of these cars are still buried in the show. it's going to take a while for some of these cars and some of these people to get these cars out of there. we're on north sixth street out here in reading. the crews are working on these side streets this evening. we just got a few more flakes in the last half hour, but i can tell you around lunchtime today we were a little hesitant to drive down these streets. with so many cars buried in snow, we saw a few guys getting around on two wheels. how it is driving this in snow? >> bad. it goes everywhere. >> reporter: he rode his motor bike just as the final flakes hit the ground. the winter storm dumped enough snow to keep neighbors busy shoveling sidewalks and cars. >> it's cold, but you know, i got to do it. >> reporter: if you think this is a lot of snow, their work is far from over. people who live in this apartment have to go back down this alley

i got this from the jacqueline kennedy sale, and this was in the white house.orge washington actually sat for. >> oh, wow. ♪ >>> hey. you see we've got to go in, right? >> yes. it -- yes. >> well, fans of "criminal minds," it's certainly been jonesing for a sexy shemar moore fix ever since he left the show last year. well, get ready, because shemar is coming back for the season finale, and that's not the only reason he's getting in such fine shape. "e.t." online's leanne aguilera got the scoop. >> normally in my life, i work out because i want to look good, i want to have a nice body, i want ladies out there to like what they see. that's what i want. >> we have a photo. >> i see. that right there is for my baby girls. i did that. i have baby oil on. i have cocoa butter on. >> sure, shemar and his sexy abs spend a lot of time working out, but it's not all about the ladies. he's getting in shape for his latest project, starring in a remake of the classic tv show "s.w.a.t." >> the producers said could you put on some weight? so, between now and when we go into ser

they are not saying how jacqueline watts died. her and her husband were supposed to spend the weekend in d.c. and after sdroping her off her pets she disappeared. an autopsy is planned for tomorrow. >> one driver causing a ton of damage after fall asleep at the wheel while driving a double decker bus in china on the expressway. several passengers were injured and one injured died in the hospital. police say the driver of the bus before and he's been detained for causing severe traffic casualties. >>> scary stuff. >> terrifying. >> bad problem especially people not getting enough sleep. >> always. >> you look at the weather there the road conditions were not great as well. >> no it looks like waet weather. >> oddly though you and i were speaking earlier we have not had a lot of wet weather around here. it's been kind of bone dry. >> it sure has. >> it's been nice to enjoy the dry weather but it led to severe drought developing across the district and many surrounding suburbs will show you the drought monitor coming up in a little b

the person writing to him was a woman he wanted to marry, jacqueline kennedy.rs, locked in this box. a few weeks ago, the lock was forced, and it all came spilling out. as her majesty's ambassador at washington, he was an incredibly close adviser to kennedy. he was his confidant. david ormsby gore had known jack kennedy for many years. he was more than just an ambassador, he was a friend. the story of this glamorous golden couple and the tragedy of the assassination shook the world. these letters reveals the private story. but his heart was broken, and jackie left him for aristotle onassis. one letter from 1968 says it all. he writes about their plans for a marriage, a possible secret marriage. all that, he says, has become irrelevant trash. as for your photograph, he says, i weep when i look at it. why do such agonising things have to happen? we also have jackie kennedy's response to that letter. she writes back to him, painfully, one aristotle onassis's own stationery from his yacht, and with a greek stamp on the envelope, and says, no, it's not that bad, rea

the person writing to him was a woman he wanted to marry, jacqueline kennedy.ars, locked in this box. a few weeks ago the lock was forced, and it all came spilling out. he was a confidant inside the white house. david ormsby gore had known jack kennedy for many years. he was more than just an ambassador, he was a friend. the story of this glamorous golden couple and the tragedy of the assassination shook the world. these letters reveals the private story. how when david ormsby gore lost his wife romance blossomed. but his heart was broken, and jackie left him for aristotle onassis. one letter from 1968 says it all. he writes about their plans for a marriage, a possible secret marriage. all that, he says, has become irrelevant trash. as for your photograph, he says, i weep when i look at it. why do such agonising things have to happen? we also have jackie kennedy's response to that letter. she writes back to him, painfully, on aristotle onassis's own stationery, from his yacht, and with a greek stamp on the envelope, and says, no, you know, it's not that bad, re

. >> and i'm jacqueline london. come back and see us tonight at 11:00. >>> there is breaking news tonight. some dramatic develops. president trump's own fbi director shoots down the president's claim about being wiretapped by president obama. >>> also comey confirm forth the first time the fbi is investigating possible links between the trump campaign and russia. we have the fallout. >>> also breaking, new rules about the electronic devices being banned on board certain flights. >>> nbc news exclusive. a woman who made a daring leap caught on camera jumping from a moving car trunk to escape her alleged kidnapper telling her harrowing story. >>> super bowl stunner. as the fbi hunts down tom brady's missing jersey and finds a second one that was also missing. tonight who's being blamed. >>> and memorial mystery. our monday "inspiring america." "nightly news" begins right now. >>> good evening. the head of the fbi dropped two bombshells over capitol hill today. both however landing at the white house doorstep. james co

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>> i'm jacqueline london. up next, "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. we'll see you back here at 11:00. savannah guthrie is filling in tonight. >>> breaking news tonight, laptop bombs, sophisticated explosives hidden in electronics, u.s. intelligence finding a new u.s. terror threat that may slip past airport security. >>> what does he know? michael flynn seeking immunity from the government to testify and his lawyer says he has a story to tell. tonight, wha or who does he have to offer? >>> highway inferno. a bridge collapse at the height of rush hour raging out of control. questions what is being stored under the nation's roadways. >>> attacking cancer by using your body to hunt down the disease and wipe it out where it is. a treatment giving patients a second chance at life. >>> cinderella goes for glory. "nightly news" begins right now. >> announcer: from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening. i'm savannah guthrie in for lester and we begin with a disturbing revolution out of washingto