james comey said he is concerned over present-day divisions 1:16-24 (s/ james comey/ fbi director:) "i think if dr king were here he'd and our minds. and see each other clearly. this is the 30th anniversary of the federal holiday honoring martin luther king. he would have turned 87 on friday. new information tonight about the capture of ten u-s sailors in the persian gulf last week. the u-s military releasing its first official account of what happened. the report -- issued by u-s central command -- says the sailors were not mistreated by the iranians. you recall -- video was released late last week showing the sailors held at gunpoint with their hands behind their heads. (john kerry, u.s. secretary of state) "i was very angry. i was very, very frustrated and angry that that was released. i raised it immediately with the iranians. it was not put out by the ministry of government directly. the sailors accidentaly ended up in iranian waters as they made their way from kuwait to bahrain. they were held for about 15 hours before being released. the military also revealed today two items w

and that is then taken and reviewed by james comey.. >> as katherine herridge reported earlier today that some of the e-mails too secretive to be released under any circumstances. i mean, if they can't release them even to the members of the intelligence committees, because of the secret nature of this, probably meaning that people's lives are in jeopardy and then we hear reports it's likely bob gates said the russians tapped into this, to me, it seems that this is almost a slam dunk. she will have serious legal issues. your reaction? >> sean -- >> no doubt. >> sean, my question is, do you think the obama justice department, loretta lynch and the president himself are going to indict hillary clinton after what the president said earlier this week? he said it's not a national security risk. i agree. jay and you are right. very serious legal issues but do you think, both of you, that she will be charged with a crime as a result? >> here's the risk. >> the answer to the question -- jay? >> fbi agents, doing a thorough job here and put tog

president obama knows, as james comey knows as well. he didn't say to stop the program because there is a risk. kissinger, al bright all said -- >> jonathan. there is a risk even though it is minute. do we want to risk our lives and our kids life with the risks? >> if this is a state of war we should first adopt a war policy. that's what makes things like what trump is proposing, a ban on immigration whether it's from muslims outright. declaring war on the enemy. something like that is a temporary measure. it's something that's a byproduct of a military advance to crush militant islam. what worries me is trump equates mexican immigrants trying to work and be part of the american dream with jihadi killers coming to bring down america. >> also calls it temporary. go ahead, michelle. >> we are talking about syrian refugees. there needs to be a temporary ban on refugees coming in here from countries with significant jihadi movements. this situation is happening in america. we have a war with isis. that's what we are talking about. >> when y

>> reporter: fbi director james comey came here as part of a tour across the nation visiting all of the fbi offices. this is the second time he came here. now during his first news conference here i covered that, but this is different. this time he talked about terrorism in philadelphia. within moments of today's news conference, james comey erased any doubt about how to characterize last week's attempted murder of philadelphia police officer jesse hartnett. >> we at the fbi level, through our joint terrorism task force, are investigating that attack as a terrorist attack. >> reporter: two days after the shooting, police got a tip the suspect may be part of a terrorist group. director comey tells us there's no evidence of that. >> we see no indication he was part of an organized cell of any sort and no indication that there is any follow-on plot connected to that. >> reporter: comey says he's not sure how the suspect was radicalized. archer is the second person arrested in less than a year in connection with terrorism. federal agents arrested keona thomas last april. director comey tell

i left the news conference with james comey. for more than 20 minutes he fielded questions about terrorism. i had specific questions about last week's attack on a philadelphia police officer. comey says the attack on officer jesse hartnett was, in fact, terrorism. comey tells me the fbi determines that just hours after the shooting. but comey says he believes the suspect, edward archer, acted alone and is not part of any organized group. reports that you are looking for three other people, are those completely false? >> yeah, i'm not saying we're looking for three other people, so at this point i'd say that is false, we're not looking for three other people. we're doing a lot of investigating. there was reporting i saw in the media the last couple days. i think that was a garble of some sort that there were others, coconspirators, we're not seeking anybody. that said, we're going to work hard to understand this guy's entire life. >> reporter: comey tells us isis has made it clear that they are out to kill police officers. i also

james comey will be on hand along with other leaders. one more note about today, pickup schedule for trash, recycling, and yard waste because of the holiday. collection will be delayed by you live in the city limits. lisa: the first democratic debate of 2016 is in the books. last democratic debate before the voting starts in iowa less wlwt news five' s miriah turner s debate from the live alert desk. miriah: the three candidates took the stage in charleston, south carolina, last night. hillary clinton, bernie sanders, and martin o' malley appeared just blocks from the site of the deadly mass shooting at emanuel a.m.e. church. the debate focused on two big issues, health care and gun control. former governor of maryland martin o' malley called the issue of gun control "personal." vermont senator bernie sanders spoke about his "medicare for all" plan, while former secretary of state hillary clinton noted her support for obamacare. the two front-runners argued over sanders' flip-flops on >> well, i think secretary clinton knows what she say

now we're called fbi director james comey who gave a very famous speech citing the ferguson effect which the pressure was causing the cops to pull back. barack obama gave a speech saying people shouldn't use data to fit their agenda. well, paul, it looks like bo president obama is past the graveyard here. >> i think our viewers can appreciate that here. >> remember, if you have your own hit or miss, tweet it to us. that's it for this week's show. hope to see you right here next week. >>> millions of americans along the east coast digging out this afternoon after 2 feet of snow was dropped and cost at least 20 lives. crews have been working to clear snow now that the storm has made its way out. travel bans if a few places have been lifted but much of the mid-atlantic region remains critical after the storm's aftermath as thousands of travelers are stranded both on the roads and in the air. hello, everyone. welcome to "america's news headquarters. i'm eric shawn. >> and i'm arthel neville. streets flooded on the jersey

. >>> attorney general loretta lynch, fbi director james comey and director of national intelligence james clapper are meeting with industry leaders in california today. their goal is to find ways how isis operate >>> officer santana dpoe was convicted of assault and misconduct last month. it stems from an incident in may of 2014 in buoy. one man was dropping off his cousin when santiago told them they were illegally parked. he would not let them leave and pointed a gun at one of them. santiago will be sentenced at 9:00 this morning. >> are you concerned about safety on the road? today's your chance to vote. the regulations would significantly raise the fines for a number of traffic offenses and introduce a new series of traffic offenses. the goal is to end all deadly accidents involving pedestrians and bicyclists by 2024. >>> a developing story right now this morning. today the affluenza mom heads to couch in portland, texas. she faces charges of a felon. her son ethan couch. authorities say she helped him flee to mexico while he was under investigation for a possible violation. etha

to honor his memory and memorial the director of the fbi james comey laid a wreath at the memorial onndependence avenue southwest. the memorial was completed in 2011. the memorial is actually located at 1964 independence avenue and 1964 is a direct reference to the civil rights act. in which dr. king played an important role in passing. >>> i'm derek ward at fedex field in prince george's county. what does this have to do with martin luther king day? well, the community members and leaders in the political realm and folks -- just everyday folks came here for a march. they did a lap around the stadium. they say this is the start of something big. the marchers did a lap around fedex field. their plan might be the first steps towards tamping down a troubling trend of pain and violence in the county. >> the movements like today, this is sparking something much larger. that's a question for us, is it just a march or is this a movement? >> the morning began with a rally in the parking lot of fedex field. sharing the love and no doubt a little bit of body heat amidst this single digit chill.

fbi director james comey... and other top law enforcement officials - who discussed options for gun control measures that he can take without congressional approval. president obama says the executive actions are within his legal authority and consistent with the second amendment. the steps are expected to include expanding background checks on gun sales by forcing more sellers to register as federally licensed gun dealers. as we start the new year - the campaign for the white house is heating up for both parties. as dianne gallagher reports - donald trump is releasing his first t-v ad.. and a familiar face hits the campagin trail today for the race is now a sprint, with candidates on both sides hitting iowa and new hampshire, trying to win over voters with just weeks to go before things get real. and on the first big campaigning day of 2016, the big debut of hillary clinton's not-so-secret weapon. (former president bill clinton) i don't fit anymore. first of all, i'm a happy grandfather and i'm not mad at anybo

but that it is on going, fbi director, james comey says that they are trying to figure out the motive, direction and inspiration and who may have assisted him when he opened fire and ambushed jessie hartnett when he sat in his police cruiser last week. >> we see no indication that he was part of an organized cell of any sort. >> archer confessed to the crime and said he did it in the name of islam. and he made two visits to the middle east in recent years. it is a focus of the investigation. >> no indication that there is any follow on plot connected to that, and any specific or credible threat of violence connected to that attack. u.s. senator, pat toomey called the attack an act of terrorism. this morning he met with officer hartnett and called archer radicalized but not the groups that he may be connected. >> this is a reminder of dangers that the men and women that wear the police uniforms around the country face on a daily basis. >> and comey says that isol threatened to attack law enforcement in the past, lone wolves like archer are a concern for law enforcement. >> you see some

f-b-i director james comey visited hospital. comey said at this point there's no evidence archer was part of an organized terror cell. here's a look at what's coming up on "today... today show sot donald trump is known for his take- attacks on rivals. but this week he viciously went after an inanimate object. jeanne moos reports on the donald vs. the mic. when the usa freedom kids warmed up the crowd for donald trump... "enemies of freedom face the music. come on boys, take them down." little did we know that donald's enemy at this rally would be...the mic? presidential candidate "and by the way i don't like this mic. whoever the hell brought this don't pay the son of a who put it in i'll tell ya." now normally trump speaks of humans this way... "she is a terrible person." but now he's amplifying his insults. presidential candidate "this mic is terrible...every two minutes i hear boom reagan has a politician so owned a mic. presidential candidate "i am paying for this microphone mr. green!" ok maybe trump's mic moment wasn't exa

director james comey said today there is no evidence the gunman, who you see there, who professed allegiance to isis, belonged to a larger terror cell. officer jesse hartnett remains condition. the gunman was arrested. chicago has seen a dramatic spike in shootings this month. since january 1st, the city is averaging a shooting every three hours. adriana diaz is looking into this. >> reporter: just two hours into the new year, 24-year-old deandre holiday was gunned down after a fight at a new year's eve party, first homicide of a bloody 2016. >> shots fired. i hear shots fired. >> reporter: since january 1st, 110 people have been shot compared to 37 during the same time last year. a nearly 200% increase. >> in terms of crime, it's been >> reporter: john escalante is the acting superintendent of police. his predecessor, garry mccarthy, was fired in december. >> a lot of it is gang conflicts, but also heavily driven by social media. >> reporter: feuds that play out on sites like facebook and twitter. while overall crime was down before the new year, gun violence is soaring. one factor: police

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enforcement officials today at the white house, including attorney general loretta lynch and fbi director james comey. they delivered a list of recommendations for gun control measures that would not need congressional approval. the president says he is confident the new gun control initiatives are constitutionally sound, and consistent with the second amendment. >> this is not going to solve every violent crime in this country. it's not going to prevent every mass shooting. it's not going to keep every gun it will potentially save lives in this country. carol: the president didn't specify what actions he plans to take. that announcement is scheduled for 11:40 tomorrow morning. michael: michael slager has posted bond. he was -- his bond was set at half $1 million. he did post the $50,000 bond and he is out of jail tonight. cell phone video showed him shooting walter scott as he ran from a traffic stop earlier last year. the judge set a trial date for october 31. carol: it back up for miles on i-380 -- i-385 added time to the commute. traffic north and south was at a crawl. a total of five crashes cau

loretta lynch and james comey delivered the list of recommendations for gun control that would not need >> although we have to be very clear that this won't solve every violent crime in this country, it won't prevent every mass shooting, it won't keep every gun out of the hands a criminal. it will potentially save lives in this country and spare families the pain and the extraordinary loss they suffered as a consequence of the firearm being in the hands of the wrong people. >> as many expected, these new initiatives are expected to include expanded background checks. >>> volksvolkswagen is being sued by the u.s. justice department and the environmental protection agency over the software designed to fool emission testing systems. the agencies are accusing the company of violating u.s. environmental rules. the suit seeks up to $18 billion in civil penalties. about 5,000 vehicles are affected by the scandal. cars made back as as far as 2009 had illegal software installed to cheat. >>> going for gold in your golden years. >> one man's quest to accomplish his trek to the olympic is >> i'm a

in washington, d.c., fbi director james comey led a wreath-laying ceremony in front of the memorial. before the ceremony he said if he were alive today, he would help to heal the rift between law enforcement and community of color. >>> and eighth greaters from the hillary clinton's country school took time to pay tribute to dr. they sang freedom songs, held signs, and gave speeches on today's civil rights issues including immigration and gun control. it's part of their core curriculum which includes activism, sustainability. >>> the candidates pausing to honor martin luther king warriors, hillary clinton, bernie sanders, and martin o'malley sha ng the stage there. this comes off the fiery debate in charleston. >> you received $600,000 in speaking fees from goldman sachs in one year. >> you're the only one on this stage that voted to deregulate the financial market in 2000. >> right now polls in iowa and in new hampshire show an extremely tight race between clinton and sanders. of course, the iowa caucuses now >>> and it is a busy day on the trail for republicans as well. ben carson a

director james comey. mr. obama says the two made recommendations for him that are within his authority and the second amendment to keep guns out of the hands of criminals. the president did not elaborate on specific actions but it is expected the plan will focus on expanding background checks. leon: fears over terror attacks and the new gun control spurring increase in gun purchases. today the stock prices of smith and wesson doubled on the news that the f.b.i. completed a record 23 million background checks last year. stern ruder and company saw shares rise on the news. the same can't be said for the market overall. the dow tumbled 460 points at the opening bell after stocks crashed in china overnight. the cause is the flare-up intentions between the saudi arabia and iran. the nasdaq and the s&p 500 saw similar losses. alison: new tonight a patient's -- maureen: new tonight, a patient's death at the medstar washington center is ruled a homicide. 74-year-old james mcbride died after a struggle with the hospit

some officials expected in today's meeting are attorney general loretta lynch, f-b-i director james comey, and national intelligence director james clapper. one passenger on board this flight, had a really bad day. why officers literally carried her off a plane plus, village seal controversy. this picture is stirring up a lot of emotions, and now going to change it. wow. the internet is crazy fast here. i know, right? it's so nice to have everyone over. hi hey. mmm. i just laid an egg. does anybody want it? joey, you want some gasoline? yes, please. mom, guess what? i married a clown and we're having tiny little clown babies. mhm. i just bought a hammer. with internet fast enough for everyone, get out of the past. ("jeremy ad libs wx headlines") today: mostly cloudy. isolated showers. mostly in the afternoon/evening. highs will be in the mid 50s. winds ne 5-10mph. tonight: mostly cloudy. spotty showers. lows will be in the mid 40s. winds ne 5-10mph. saturday: mostly cloudy. a few late showers. highs will be in the upper 50s to near 60. winds east 5- 10mph. we'll see lots of clouds again t

and james comey says there is no confirmation he is aligned with any terror cell. >> we see no indication that he is part of an organized cell or follow on plot connected to that. archer is charged with attempted murder and his mother says he is hearing voices, richard ross says as the investigation continues, officer hartnett has serious damage to his arm and a long road to recovery. >> we are concerned about his physical and psychological recovery, the city is on high alert and officers are patrolling in pairs. >> speculation is what made this thing one wild in people's minds and scaring people. and the mission is to stop extremists from attacking in the u.s. but attacks like the one on hartnett are difficult to prevent. >> we see a rise of a lone wolf problem. >> reporter: and back out live a quick note that the fraternal order of police is holding an event for officer hartnett. in the meantime this investigation continues if you have information you are urged to can't police. live in northeast philadelphia, gray hall, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you gray. >>> a late afternoon fi

that he pledged allegiance to the islamic state director james comey met with reporters drag regularlycheduled visit to the philadelphia field office. >> we are working hard to understand motives, understand direction, inspiration, weather there might be else anybody else involved. we're obviously trying to understand did this individual engage in foreign travel that would be meaningful to understanding the motive for the attack. >> reporter: so far says comey -- >> we see no indication that he was part of an organized cell of any sort, non indication that there is any follow on plot connected to that, any specific or credible threat of violence beyond this connected to that attack. >> reporter: elected officials spent this day putting their own spin on why archer ambushed the officer. republican senator pat toomey called eight product of radical islamic terrorism. >> this is a very real threat posed by a whole new kind of terrorist organization. >> reporter: democratic senator bob casey called it violent extremism on the part of an individual. >> we're seeing the rise of a lone wolf p

in a couple of minutes in washington with the attorney general loretta lynch, the fbi director james comey, and other officials, where he's going to be outlining what he proposing to do with respect to these executive orders. we do know the president has a town hall on this subject on gun safety scheduled for thursday. the white house would only say that the president's going to be signing these executive orders soon. he wouldn't -- josh earnest the spokesman wouldn't say exactly how soon but it could be either today or within the coming days, tony. >> okay mike viqueria, mike we appreciate it, in san bernardino, employers back at work a month after a deadly shooting. 20 people were kille injured an4 injured. the couple was killed during a chuteout with police. enrique marquez has been indicted because of his part. live pictures, something is developing there. this group they called themselves a militia, took over afederal building saturday after a judge told two ranchers to surrender and serve longer prison sentences for setting fire to federal land. now, the protesters are led by aman bu

but the fbi director james comey says there's no evidence that he was part of a larger plot. officer hartnett continues to recover. >>> jet bleu is blue is scrambling to fix some outages. jetblue's website is finally back up and running. news4's chopper4 was over jfk, newark and laguardia today where the jetblue plains were sitting at the gate. >>> the university of columbus today, the students and faculty death of three students. a dozen others were hurt. they were on their way back to the states when tragedy struck. heading to the airport for their flight home. marc santia is live at the campus with more for us. >> reporter: chuck tonight, campus is light. that's because school is out. these students gave up their winter break, they gave up their vacation to help others. olivia earhart, abigail flanagan and danielle were headed home from honduras. they died on the way to the airport when their bus went off the road. >> she was always cheerful and always involved in helping other people. >> the deen of the school on the upper east side, he watch danielle grow up, an excellen

shooting of a philadelphia police officer last week is investigated as terrorism and fbi direction ter james comey talked to reporters and characterized the shooting of jessie hartnett says using social media to motivate potential attackers, edward ar mucher charged with attempted murder confessed to shooting in the name of islam. >> a decision has been reached on charges for buck county high school basketball coach, jerry divine, live in neshaminy high school tonight is vernon odom, what is the story? >> jim, bucks county da decided not to throw the book off jerry divine and not letting him off the hook entirely either. when coach divine bummed a referee to the floor after arguing a call against pennsbury, he was suspended from his coaching job and is now back to teaching, the da filed formal charges against divine for harassment and not assault. >> from the criminal justice standpoint he was not from what we could tell attempting to injure somebody so it's harassment. >> not assault? >> not an assault. >> divine's classroom suspension is lifted and divine will get a ticket in the mail and it cou

that comment was made yesterday by fbi director james comey in pittsburgh. the suspect, jesse hartnett told leaders, he did it in the name of islam, duging there could be more radicalized members of group wanting to target law enforcement. officer hartnett will require more surgeries, but received a wealth of support while he recovers. both pennsylvania as far as will be in philadelphia later today to talk about that shooting. they will be talking with leaders here in this city. so we will have more on that throughout the day. fornow, though, live in drexel hill, matt delucia, nbc 10 news. >>> the morning, a mother and her two-year-old son will be laid to rest. elizabeth perez made it out of the home with six other family members. when she realized her two-year-old son was missing, she ran back in to save him. she and nathaniel died embracing each other near an dwrup upstairs bedroom a. space heater may be to blame. there are no fire detectors. >>> another deadly fire, a wilmington father is grieving the loss of two of his children as his wife lays in the ho

the president will sign the proposal while meeting with loretta lynch and fbi director james comey. he will speak to a congress at odds an gun control. >>> turning to the flooding gripping states from the midwest to the deep south. mississippi rivers are meeting with other rivers causing cat traffic flooding. -- catastrophic flooding. while the waters is receding, swollen rivers may cause flooding farther south that may not happen for weeks. >>> a california couple claims bedbugs turned their dream vacation into a nightmare. they arrived at the astor hotel on the park on wednesday. he said his girlfriend woke up with bites all her body. he captured a video of the bedbugs all over the mass -- mattress. >>> we were expecting a vacation to remember the rest of our lives. well definitely remember it for the rest of our lives, it won't be a pleasant memory. >>> he said the couple planned to be in time square to see the ball drop on new year's eve, they were dealing with the bedbugs instead. they had tickets to see the rockettes, but missed that show, as well. >>> much more to come on "ac

. >> james comey later told the crowd all new fbi agents are encouraged to visit the memorial >>> the academy of arts and science issued a statement after two prominent african american members of the film community said they will not attend the oscars after the academy failed to nominate any black actors. for the second year in a row all the nominations went to white performers. actress jada pinkett smith posted a tweet saying it's time for people of colour to ignore the oscars. director spike lee also will not visit the oscars >>> a study bit the centers for disease control and prevent show half the u.s. counties are susceptible to lime disease. a varietiry of tick that can carry the back tear ya are present in 45% of counties, up from 30% in 1998. c.b.c. warns the public should take precautions to avoid exposure. the number of cases has tripled since the 1990s >>> tonight music fans are mourning the death of eagles cofounder glenn fry. he died in new york of complications from pneumonia and other conditions. he was 67 years old. the eagles formed in 1971 and wam one of the most suc

among them, f-b-i director james comey placed a wreath at the martin luther king junior memorial in washington. this is the 30th anniversary of the federal holiday honoring the civil rights leader. king would have turned 87 at the end of this week. president obama was among many who marked martin luther king junior day by participating in a community service project. the president and first lady michelle volunteered with the boys and girls club of greater washington. other senior administration and cabinet officials did similar projects across d-c and the nation. the doctor martin luther king junior day of service offers americans the opportunity for the eighth year in a row ... dozens of n-v energy employees three square distributes tons of food each year around the valley. "backpack for kids gives foor in backpacks for take home on the weekend so they have something to eat. doug cannon / nv energy our children to have the nutritioni they need so they education so they can also contribute to the community, we feel this is a way we can further dr king's vision of improving the community and im

. >>> fbi james comey will visit the fbi office this morning. he said the police shooting of jesse hartnett was a terrorist attack. the suspect pledges allegiance to isis and an anonymous tip came in saying archer was part of a larger group of isis inspired plotters and the threat to philadelphia police was not over. >>> a married pastor wanted in chester county on child rape charges is expected to surrender by the end of the week. police received a call from his lawyer, the 33-year-old is accused of molesting a 17-year-old who came to live with his family in exton. colleagues say the girl is pregnant and might not be malone's first victim. he resign from the church and is out of the countries. >>> a philadelphia elementary school will be closed after a boiler exploded at franklin edmund school in oak lane. the school is expected to open next week once the heating system is repaired. >>> it's a cold morning to fight a fire, that's what firefighters have been doing, this is a live picture in west philadelphia. a fire broke out in a basement and s

fbi director james comey and others will take part in a wreath-laying ceremony at the king memorial. the memorial stands on the national mall in washington, d.c. attorney general loretta lynch will speak at the national action network' s annual king day breakfast, where jennifer pinckney will receive an award on behalf of her late husband, pastor clementa pinckney. he was one of nine people killed in a shooting at the emanuel a.m.e. church in charleston, south carolina. police in mount healthy are searching for a bold thief. the suspect is accused of hopping into a gas station clerk' s car and fled, running over the clerk as he made his getaway. police say the store clerk was warming up his car saturday morning at the speedway on hamilton avenue. when he looked up, he noticed a man sitting in his car. when the clerk confronted the man, police say the suspect fled and ran the victim over. police say they are still searching for the clerk' s vehicle, a silver 2004 chevrolet malibu with the license plate number dsm 6236. the clerk is said to be in serious condition. if you see the car,

he remains on the beat today >>> federal bureau of investigation director james comey said the shooting of a philadelphia police officer is investigated as a terror attack. no links have been found between the gunman and i.s.i.l. he was told he was acting in the name of islam. injuring the officer. >> archer has been charged with attempted murder. >> i.s.i.l. claims responsibility for a series of attacks in indonesia. >> authorities say it arrested three people, appearing to copy the massacre with the far current death toll. six bombs exploded in jakarta. >> the blast tore through the downtown area, six separate explosions and gunfire, a multipronged attack through the united nations and the dzhokhar tsarnaev shopping mall. -- sareena shopping hall. >> he did that mass killing. >> indonesian information released these pictures of a suspect carrying a knom. one is known to have gone off. indonesia's president kt short a visit. >> we don't be afraid or defeated by the terror attacks. and i urge people to stay calm because everything is under control. >> i.s.i.l. claimed responsibility for

f-b-i director and william & mary grad james comey will take part in a wreath- laying ceremony at the king memorial in our nation's capitol. attorney general loretta lynch will speak at the national action network's annual king day breakfast. during the breakfast pastor clementa pinckney's wife will receive an award on behalf of her late husband. he was one of the nine people killed in a shooting at a church in charleston, south carolina. good morning, hampton ("jeremy ad libs wx headlines") today: mainly sunny and cold! highs in the low- sky and very cold. lows in the teens. wind: nw 10-15mph... wind chill values in the single digits. tuesday: sunny & freezing! highs will struggle to reach the freezing mark. wind: nw 10-15mph...wind chill values in low 20s. an arctic ridge of high pressure will gradually ridge into our area throughout the day...and it'll sit over our area tomorrow. this will lead to very cold temperatures. highs for the next couple of days will stay in the low-mid 30s, but it'll feel colder with the wind. wind chills will be very low tonight. values will drop into th

if i was james comey i would have his point of view, but i'm not at annapolis and i don't expect to be. this is more a law enforcement issue than an intelligence issue because, frankly, intelligence gets to break all sorts of rules anti-cheat and use alternatives path. i'm saying that is him speaking have on absolute terms but i guess i get his point of view. >> you get to break rules not in the united states that he is responsible for us. >> i got it, i understand that i'm trying to be a little sympathetic but it doesn't change my basic argument which are the following. listen, i don't think it's a winning it to attempt to legislate against technological process. i think we'll get to this place and the fact you choose to criminalize in the united states does not stop it from happening. that's when reality. i just don't think it's worth the candle. the second point of view is even in the security line, even in the security link i think i can still win the argument. it's not as easy as that one. it's a much closer call, i get that. i think american safety and security and liberty is bet

and the actions of one person shouldn't be concerned the actions of all of us >>> fbi director james comey says the shooting is under investigation as an act terror but has no indication that part of a larger cell. >>> republican are back on the campaign trail one day after squaring off. >> seven of the candidates took on each other during the prime time event. done champion has more on the winners and losers. >> reporter: one of donald trump's strongest political came when he defended his home town, his clash with ted cruz was one of the most talked about moments of last night's debate. >> everyone understands that the values in new york city are socially liberal, pro abortion or pro gay march re marriage. >> when the world trade center came down, i saw shoulding that no place on earth could have handled more beautifully, more humanlyly than new york. >> had this heart felt response from trump and you don't get a lot from trump. >> i'm glad we're focusing on the important topics of the evening. >> cruz is running neck and neck with trump that iowa. he scored major points with going toe to

director james comey placed a wreath at the memorial in washington. and a bigger event took place in south carolina earlier today. people marched through the state's capital. it's the first time since state leaders agreed to remove the confederate flag. three democratic presidential candidates including frontrunner hillary clinton were also there. they say today is a landmark moment for the state. >> how wonderful it is to be here together without the confederate flag overhead! that flag always belonged in a >> dr. king would have turned 87 years old last friday. >> in just hours, the man thought to be the prime suspect in the disappearance of a florida toddler is going to be back in court. >> this comes a week after police say he led them to what is strongly believed to be lonzie barton's remains. tomorrow. he was in court last monday when he reportedly led investigators to the 21-month-old's body. he was set to go on trial for child neglect. he now faces additional charges. lonzie's remains were found nearly six months after he disappeared. detectiv

. >> krystal: fbi director james comey laid a wreath during a wreath laying ceremony yate the king memorial in washington, d.c. he shared his feelings over president day divisions between law enforcement and minority communities and how he looks to the past every morning when considering the future. he keeps the original one page application to wiretap dr. king on his desk and every morning places new requests now several inches thick on top of that original. we also have president obama and his family continuing the tradition today launched by former president george w. bush. instead of using the holiday as a day off, you half probably heard many people say it is a day on. they're performing community service around their respective communities, volunteering and just really helping to make a difference. this message has spread organizations have been involved in this including a lot here in southern nevada. >> jeff: because of the holiday people can take a trip out to red rock canyon without having to worry about reaching into the wallet wallets. all fees are waived. it is open till 5:00 p

but fbi director james comey said today there is no evidence the gunman, who you see there, who professed allegiance to isis, belonged to a larger terror cell. officer jesse hartnett remains in critical but stable condition. the gunman was arrested. chicago has seen a dramatic spike in shootings this month. since january 1st, the city is averaging a shooting every three hours. adriana diaz is looking into this. >> reporter: just two hours into the new year, 24-year-old deandre holiday was gunned down after a fight at a new year's eve party, the first homicide of a bloody 2016. >> shots fired. i hear shots fired. >> reporter: since january 1st, 110 people have been shot compared to 37 during the same time last year. a nearly 200% increase. >> in terms of crime, it's been a little bit of a frustrating start. >> reporter: john escalante is the acting superintendent of police. his predecessor, garry mccarthy, was fired in december. >> a lot of it is gang conflicts, but also heavily driven by social media. >> reporter: feuds that play out on sites like facebook and twitter. while overall crime

f-b-i director james comey visited hartnett in the hospital.comey said at this point there's no evidence archer was part of an organized terror cell. 3 frustrated neighbors in ottawa, canada say they haven't been able to get any mail for days because their mailboxes are frozen shut.a sharp temperature drop has caused the locks on community mailboxes to freeze.. making them impossible to open.it's only *seven* degrees there right now.so, some people are getting creative: 3 (gwyneth davidson, can't open mailbox) (:42) "i have seen people punching the mailboxes, kicking the mailboxes, shaking the mailboxes and just pounding with their fists on the door trying to break up the ice that i guess is inside the lock,"(jennifer rayner, can't open mailbox) "i can't unlock it. it's driving me insane cause you know there's probably bills to pay."(1:02) canada post has hired contractors to de- ice the mailbox locks,but it can take up to an hour just to open one. a homeless couple's a homeless couple's heartfelt love story spurred some floridians to pay it forward.(bonnie mcsharry, cross creek owner) (

anticipate that after the president meets the attorney general loretta lynch and the fbi director james comey in a couple of hours in the west wing, we'll hear from the president. the associated press reporting that the president is expanding background checks to private sales. del, many sales, perhaps a significant minority of sells there are no background checks because they're considered private sells done at gun shows or over the internet. many gun safety advocates have been pressing for a tightening of that, forcing more people who sell guns to register as official sellers, making them put their customers through background checks. you already played a sound bite of what the president had to say on this in his weekly internet and radio address. he spoke from hawai'i. here's a little bit more from last saturday. >> i get too many letters from parents and teachers and kids to sit around and do nothing. i get letters from responsible gun owners who grieve with us every time these tragedies happen, who share my believe that the second amendment guarantees to bear arms and share my belief we

f-b-i director james comey spoke at the ceremony... discussing the importance of king's legacy. it's the fifth year the memorial has hosted an event, celebrating king's birthday. comey says he wants law enforcement and the communities they protect, to grow together, not apart. the director says the unfounded request to wire-tap doctor king, is something he often thinks back-on, as he works to improve race relations. "all of us, law enforcement and non-law enforcement, carry with us an implicit biases. we react differently to a face that looks different from our own. we have to stare at that and own that."

those comments came from the fbi director james comey yesterday when he was in pittsburgh. the suspect in last thursday's ambush of officer jesse hartnett told investigators he did it in the name of islam. federal investigators have been looking into a tip suggesting there koould could be more radicalized members. as for the visits, senator pat toomey is planning to visit officer hartnet in the hospital and we'll get a briefing from the fbi on this case and other terrorism issues from our area. for bob casey, he will meet with police commissioner richard ross for an update and discuss what more can be done at the federal level to combat terrorism. now, the officer if last week's ambush is an alumnist at sarah bonner high school, which marriaged with pendergrass. this morning, there will be a mass here in his honor. they do a mass here every morning. this will be said for him as he recovers in the hospital from those gunshot wounds. live with in drexel hymn, matt delushia nbc 10 news. >>> new from overnight, one person is in custody after a crash involving a police cruiser.

james comey spoke during a wreath-laying ceremony at the king memorial in washington, dc. there, he shared his deep concerns over divisions between law enforcement and minority communities, and how he looks to the past every morning when considering the future. >> i imagine two lines, one that is law enforcement, and one that is the communities we serve and protect, especially communities of color. and they're never together given the nature of the work, but i feel them arcing apart in american life. michael: comey says he keeps the original fbi application to wiretap dr. king on his desk, and every morning, he places new wiretap requests on top of that original. this king holiday has seen its share of politics. we mentioned the candidates at king day at the dome in columbia. has been commemorated there without the confederate flag on the grounds. gabrielle: and elsewhere on this holiday, donald trump was courting evangelical republicans. nbc's edward lawrence joins us live from washington. >> challenge themselves. edward: honoring martin luther king, jr. in south carolina

some officials expected in today's meeting are attorney general loretta lynch, f-b-i director james comey, and national intelligence director james clapper. also happening today, a stocks. despite the gain, people will still be keeping a close eye on the world market. reuters reports the gain is unlikely to improve sentiment in the european markets. china's stock market sank about 7 percent thursday. the country's currency fell to its lowest level against the dollar in almost 5 years. trading was automatically suspended. the shutdown set off a slump in other stocks across the globe. so far, japan's market is up. wall street opens at 9:30 this morning. right now, wildfires in australia are burning out of control. take a look at this incredible video from the western part of the country. firefighters down under say at least 3 people are unaccounted for. more than 100 homes have been destroyed. the fires have burned more than 125- thousand acres of woods and farmland. the string of convenience store robberies continues. this time a clerk is stabbed and the robber is still on the loose. ahead

f-b-i director and william & mary grad james comey will take part in a wreath- laying ceremony at the king memorial in our nation's capitol. attorney general loretta lynch will speak at the national action network's annual king day breakfast. during the breakfast pastor clementa pinckney's wife will receive an award on behalf of her late husband. he was one of the nine people killed in a shooting at a church in charleston, south carolina. the winter weather brought mixed reactions weekend. many people were happy to see snow, while others dreaded the wet weather. whichever your case may be, maybe this video will cheer you up today. it's of a snow diving squirrel in estonia. after a heavy snow fall last week, these animals had to work a little harder to get to their food. this squirrel showed off its athletic ability, diving head-first from the trees to find its stash of nuts. ("jeremy ad libs wx headlines") today: mainly sunny and cold! highs in the low- mid 30s. wind: nw 10-20...wind chill values in the 20s. tonight: clear sky and very cold. lows in the teens. wind: nw 10-15mph... win