>> jessica: politics.t's what i led with. >> melissa: 400 sheriffs in 40 states are asking congress, please build this wall. >> jessica: there are a lot of representatives who say this isn't the most effective way to secure the border. i am completely -- do they have another solution? yes, they do. solutions that are more focused on border security and other -- >> melissa: that's why he shifted to a wall system because it's very hard to argue against. a border wall system, in reality we all knew that's what we were talking about the entire time. it is something that makes sense and is very hard to argue against. the political part of it, talking about more security, talking about drugs, talking about border regions. >> david: immigration judges. >> jessica: if you throw the dreamers into the equation, there are so many hard-line immigration acts on the democratic side who say do it. >> melissa: he offered to give amnesty to three times as many dreamers as president obama. >> jessica: he did not accept the

can you believe jessica?by common sense instilled from an early age by their parents and they keep asking who and why, who did this. >> i would like to know the honest truth about everything. i hope some day we can all sit down, look at each other and say, were these two involved, yes or no? definitely. >> was the blood planted, yes or no? definitely. i don't know we will ever know those answers. >> matt livers and nick sampson filed lawsuits against the state, claiming evidence was withhold. the government settled the cases for $2.6 million without admitting wrong doing. the citizen that went way beyond the call to find the critical evidence to save them shrugs as if it was no big deal. >> i heard whom sihomicide. if it was somebody in my family i would want the assistance. >> two marvel, even as the cops track the one piece of evidence that saved them and finally identified the real murderers, a simple gold ring. >> had they not been able to trace that ring to its owner in wisconsin, i'm really afraid we wo

but they didn't. >> jessica: i don't think it is. it's more embarrassing for the freedom caucus and they been all over talking about how this for republicans who have promised to be fiscal. the republican party, they are not the party of fiscal responsibility. i wasn't done saying how many people as embarrassing for it. i just led with the freedom caucus. >> pete: mitch mcconnell and paul ryan and leadership are cutting these deals with democrats in order to get them past. the reality with democrats as they love the wall more than they love -- they hit the wall more than they love dreamers. that's what it comes down to. they hate what trump is trying to do more than they love fighting that pathway and president trump is calling their bluff on that. >> melissa: they got everything they wanted and the next question is what about dreamers? >> harris: since we have a former military member on the couch with us and only learned a short time ago that defense secretary mattis was calling the president about the possibility of losing all the

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tom: jessica, let's go to ivanka.sk you the question, that that wonderful interviewer asked clinton. ivanka, do you think she has designs on the presidency. >> i don't think so at all. i think jared kushner does. >> why wouldn't you vote for ivanka when she has liberal views on stuff. jessica: she thinks family leave is a good idea and she used to cleave in climate change and gun control. i don't think there should be any more trumps in the white house and i didn't lose any election. tom: most of trump voters don't want ivanka trump. they are not big fans of ivanka trump. >> i don't know. i know people thought people wouldn't be fans of donald trump. but he found a way to connect with the american people. he learned their language. he resonated with their pain and they elected him. i can't say who the american people will elect and who they won't elect. tom: thanks, joe, lawrence and jessica. coming up, president trump vowing to crack down on sanctuary cities. now a city in california has voted to defy the rest of the

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. >> thank you, jessica. power crews in the area and out of state are working together to restore power after last week's powerful storm. >> and the race is on before the heavy snow moves in tomorrow. >> nbc10's matt delucia is live in havertown. matt. >> reporter: this is one of the spot still without power. we're along beachwood drive in havertown. look at this tree, still laying across the road, four days after that storm. wires still on the ground here. that tree pretty much on top of this car. and now folks around here are concerned about the next storm on the way. there's a lot of damage in hard-hit places like havertown. the trees knocked out power to tens of thousands of people. plenty of them are still wondering when their electricity is going to come back on. for now, they're keeping the flashlights on and depending on others who do have power right now. >> if it's cold in the house in the morning, and i have a wood-burning stove but i don't stay up all night putting wood into it by 12:00 or 1:00, i

but he sued a single woman and hasn't sued jessica.ings us back to paula jones, for president clinton that was what opened the door to monica lewandowski and his impeachment, right when looking at possible real estate fraud and white water. could these cases be that for this president or is that a step too far? >> oh ks absolutely they cob. and there is a poetry to this. because, you know, bill clinton went to the united states supreme court and said, i am president of the united states, i can't be distracted with these cases, if somebody is going to sue me, put it up until after i'm president. and he lost 8-1. and that was the clear basis for the decision today, that this lawsuit could go forward. gloria's lawsuit. and that's going to be the case with all of these civil lawsuits. that being president does not exclude you from having to defend civil litigation, and that can include depositions and it was hirk's husband who was impeached because of what he said in those depositions. >> right, you look back and say it ended up being stor

jessica? >> sure. that's what i have found through my research is that immigrants or illegal immigrants are neither more nor less likely to commit crimes than anybody else. that's what the data shows. that's what my research has found. again, that's why it's important to emphasize that i.c.e. is primarily going after that small fraction of people who are in the country illegally who are committing crimes. that's what this is about. their priorities for deportation. but it also has to be acknowledged that allowing illegal employment causes a lot of problems as well. it denies job opportunities for americans and these turn out to be those americans who, for whatever reason, haven't had the benefit of a lot of education and so are in direct competition for scarce jobs that they are qualified for that they need to support their families and so that's why it's important to go after illegal employment as well. it's often exploitive for the illegal worker. that needs to be shut down. that's a very serious pro

>> jessica: it's not problematic for me at all.s is one of the things chuck schumer was pushing the president to do. going down decades it's been a consistent problem, we can't pin it on obama. i think this is a meeting that president trump is going to really enjoy, he's with somebody he feels great camaraderie with. they've been friends long before he became president of the united states. i think they make each other feel good about what they're doing and they have a vision for how things should work there, with israel up here and everybody else down here. but i think focus on iran, mike pence was playing around with a decertification of the iran deal. you have rex tillerson and others saying the deal is working. i don't think they will move on that but they have a lot to talk about. the priority is peace and safety and i'm sure that's what will be top of the mind. >> kennedy: no easy answers, that's for sure. we will see some of the remarks between the president and the prime minister right here. president trump cracking jokes a

the last check, jessica was showing us a car fire at 95. >> jessica? >>> the northbound side of 95 from the cameras around woodhaven road. to the northeast, we're watching this. the vehicle on fire looks like it was there. now it's already extinguished. it was out from earlier, 10 to 15 minutes or so. on the southbound side, losing legislative days there. it looks like more than one lane is getting by. a second ago, down to one. this is blocked off, now they have one lane of traffic getting by the scene. big delays and slowdowns moving that direction, northbound. we're also seeing more problems into the shoulders there, as well. getting off the ramp is going to be slow. it should be slow without a vehicle fire because of the rain or storm that happened yesterday. in ambler, watching a vehicle that spun out on route 309 southbound at butler pike facing the side median. a crash at white marsh, germantown pike. >> thank you. >>> ahead, today's international women's day. guess what -- check out these ladies, the team that not did let the winter storm stop

jessica echevarrÍa nos informa.i dieta no es como debe de ser. ellos se van a estar acostumbrando a lo mismo. jessica: esto puede afectar su peso y su salud emocional cuando estÉn adultos. de acuerdo nuevo estudio, lo mÁs interesante es que esto puede causar un efecto dominÓ, ellos pueden hacer lo mismo con sus hijos. preso, la psicÓloga marta muÑoz, enfatiza que hay otra forma de manejarlo. >> jamÁs manejarlo como una dieta. la palabra dieta implica sufrimiento y forzando. debe manejarse como hÁbitos de vida. jessica: incluso si usted se pone a dieta, tiene que tener cuidado. >> en realidad, los hijos van a aprender de los padres. ya fuera de tu ambiente, esos vana, lo que se les atraviese. que en la casa, tengan el modelo a seguir de hÁbitos alimenticios sanos. jessica: insista en el desayuno y asegÚrese de involucrar a toda la familia de cualquier hÁbito saludable. beatriz: le recordamos que el prÓximo miÉrcoles 29 de marzo se realizarÁ un taller de ciudadanÍa gratuito en san josÉ. debe llevar su tarjeta de resid

jessica? >>> we're watching berlin, new jersey.s is what you're going to see a lot of this morning. intersections with slushy spots and ice. i'll keep you updated. >>> rushing to repair. the storm knocked out power to tens of thousands. the overnight effort to get the lights on and help those in need. >>> fighting for the king. philly has a new competitor in the battle for lebron james. the big message for the sixers. >>> and international women's day. the call to action and what companies are doing in response that may have you doing a double take. >>> 4:28. good morning, this is "nbc10 news today" first look at 4, i'm tracy davidson. >> i'm via sikahema. as the storm cleanup continues, hundreds of schools across the area are closed or delayed today. over 500 so far. you'll see the full list scrolling at the bottom of the screen throughout the morning. brittney shipp has our first alert forecast. >>> good morning. a live look at the philadelphia national airport, things are getting back to normal. let's take a closer look at some

said jessica. the bed with duct tape and turned it into murder. >> who set the place on fire? >> rocky. >> who cut ann's throat? >> rocky. >> who stabbed ann in the back? >> rocky. >> jessica told detective giles the murder weapons were a kitchen knife and a metal rod for bludgeoning. which they stashed in a hole out behind ann's house. >> she said we probably couldn't find it without her. we drove her out there until we walked the entire -- until we got to the holes and did it right there. we had the evidence folks with us. and reached in. discovered those two items over there. >> what was that like? >> you know these are intimate details and only those involved are going to know where the instruments were used to kill someone. >> that was that. they had their story and their culprits. except there was one more very significant detail offered up by both jessica and rocky. something the town's rumor mill failed to catch by the time kevin and robert went out for the evening a couple of days later. >

in the future things could be a lot easier for people like jessica and. what exactly he's so certain disease is. the surface of the small ball is disappearing patients are not. for example. so poor. you starving when you perform gastroscopy which seem to give you a hint that the patient suffers from the cities if you go with the endoscope it's a small boat which is depicted here you can see very nicely the increased surface of the small bowel here so the canopy of the folds typical sign for surgery at disease we go in to take biopsies and the pathologist will tell us that it's a decreased surface and this is the first hint of disease but where does it come from it's an immunological disease so that background is genetic so somewhere chromosomes is determined that you will develop disease later in your life say anything which can trigger it like the use of alcohol for instance unfortunately we do not know any triggering factors it would be nice to know it because we know that families with the how prevalence of disease if your father or siblings have alrea

for the showdown on saturday wbo heavyweight champion jessica parker refused to be in all of the levin. heavyweight champion jessica parker refused to be in all of the levinlj feel refused to be in all of the levin.” feel sharp, my movement is better than ever. i'm taking this back to new zealand. we put everything on mute and strip away everything people say about my opponent and current opponent. when i look at the person in general i have no fear. after winning his olympic gold medal backin after winning his olympic gold medal back in london 2012joshua has worked his way up the professional ranks. he now holds the ibf and wba titles. beating the great wladimir klitsckho in front of 90,000 at wembley last year. it had the attention of the world, you know, at wembley, you cannot beat the experience. i think it will go down in history. incredible scenes here at the victor on saturday night will hold three of the four recognised world heavyweight titles. there is

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jessica is at least fortunate to have received the diagnosis at such an early age. as to parts in the lung it side and some patients with relatively minor symptoms live for many years with undiagnosed celiac disease so that they might not know they have it until they're forty or fifty and the long term inflammation they suffered means that they're then at greater risk for contracting our cancer just almost and. that's what happened to sabina. she was diagnosed with celiac disease two and a half years ago and that was just the beginning it and i had to be six more not ill for six months i had a completely gluten free diet and then i started having problems again they don't get about subsidy or stomach pain nausea and vomiting came back down it dragged on . for nine months until they found the cause it was mere touch safely field. away plummeted from fifty four kilograms to forty finally doctors detected a tumor in the small intestine plan adds to my doctors told me it was directly linked to celiac disease. because the celiac disease went undiagnosed for so long that

wait a minute, jessica. the locals are letting them out the side door when they know ice is coming. >> it is impossible. they got immigration. >> feds cannot protect american citizens. >> your honor, your honor, you know that is a lie. >> judge jeanine: i know what i know. don't tell me what i know it is true. >> that's true. >> judge jeanine: don't come on this show and tell me what is true and what isn't true. go ahead, jessica. >> it's not true. it's a lie. >> oakland, san francisco and the entire state of california does not cooperate with ice. they release criminal aliens that ice has identified through biometrics deportable from the country but they refuse to allow ice to come and pick up these individuals. that's why they are on to begin with. >> absolutely a lie. >> why is that a lie? >> it was federal policy. catch and release. >> you are telling me the city did k. disable the federal government. a city jail can disable the federal government and keep them from picking somebody up. they do it every

jessica: ¿cuÁntos aÑos seguirá la preciosa mariposa monarca dejando tantas millas?na: sí, vamos a entrar a la secu y cumpliremos todos los sueños que tenemos. rebeca: por ejemplo, el de tener novio. todas: [ríen] aníbal: hola, niñas. julieta: papito, ¿cómo estás? aníbal: muy bien. ¿ustedes qué tal la pasaron en su primer día de vacaciones? catalina: increíble, señor aníbal. se siente increíble ser grande. aníbal: [ríe] las felicito, eh, porque todas terminaron la primaria con muy buenas calificaciones. así que les voy a pedir unas pizzas, para que sigan celebrando. julieta: gracias, pa. todas: [ríen] aníbal: se quedan en su casa. catalina: [suspira] tu pap

jessica zermeÑo, univisiÓn. >>creo que no hubo dudas.. jorge: no me ha querido contestar. es muy sencillo, para usted chÁvez fue un dictador o no? >> lo eligieron popularmente. jorge: usted cree que no hay democracia en venezuela y que nicolÁs maduro es un dictador? >> yo creo que la venezuela nuestra la estÁ consumiendo el autoritarismo. jorge: se puede comprometer a que si es presidente va a estar solamente cuatro aÑos y nada mÁs? >> por supuesto. y vamos a trabajar por los temas sociales que impiden que los colombianos puedan trabajar en paz. jorge: usted se compromete a no buscar una reelecciÓn despuÉs? >> no me interesa. me interesa construir los pilares de una era de paz en colombia. jorge: entrevista con gustavo petro este domingo en colombia. ilia: con motivo del dÍa de la mujer en espaÑa hubo grandes manifestaciones para reclamar igualdad. en la india, un grupo de sobrevivientes de ataques con Ácido exigiÓ que se regule la venta de quÍmicos. en el reino unido sobresaliÓ la visita que el prÍncipe harry y

jessica boyington with you right now with a check on the roads. we're going to start things off with the schuylkill expressway. our cameras around belmont avenue. not doing too bad but out can definitely see more delay right here. moving towards center city, westbound from king of prussia, starting to stack up the drive times just a bit. nothing really reported right now. the 42 freeway doesn't look too bad. northbound heading to the walt whitman bridge towards philadelphia. average speeds into the 60s. i'll end here in mansfield township where we have an emergency construction project right around king cora road. i'll keep you updates for the rest of the morning, and have another update on the morning drive when i come back in ten minutes. >>> and i'm "first alert" meteorologist brittney shipp. a closer look at what we expect to see with the nor'easter moving in. here are your quick facts. starts ahead of the main system starts tonight, the main system gets here for most of the day wednesday. accumulating heavy snow. that's the big different from

jessica. thanks, betty.nk of japan nominees says policymakers have the necessary tools to eventually withdraw from record using. he taught his confirmation hearing the boj can adjust on yields in a stable manner when the time comes for normalization. governor haruhiko kuroda says he will probably begin discussing an exit after april next year. former italian prime minister matteo renzi quit as leader of the democratic party after its poor showing in sunday's election. he said the centerleft party will not join any government led by the anti-immigrant league where populist five-star movement. those partiesh of represent and anti-european is some he would not support. meanwhile, reports from japan's a kim jong-un has agreed to meet moon jae-in. tilde quotes and north korea news agency, caseinate, for the story, and the news comes after south korean envoys -- it was the first time he met a delegation from seoul since he took power in 2011. it will fly to washington later this week to brief the trump administrat

live in oakland, i'm jessica flores, kpix 5. >>> it is good advice, jessica. a lot of the folks here in the studio had a rough time getting to work this morning. kpix 5's jackie ward is live in san francisco for an update on the conditions. you said you had some hydroplaning on 280 this morning. >> i did. but that was just a couple of hours ago as i was making my way on 280 north into the station which is by the embarcadero and the financial district, and that rain was significant. right now, i call this maybe a drizzle. so we are moving in the right direction for morning commuters in san francisco for now at least. so we'll take it. we are in a low-lying area, which is why these businesses have these sandbags. sometimes along this area of 17th and folsom in the upper mission, up' see big -- you'll see big plastic barricades that cost the city $165,000 to put in place and assemble but they are not out right now so that's also good news. in general, though, this is one of the places that the public utilities commission keeps an eye on. hear that wind? it's pick

. >>> i'm jessica dean. storm is moving out now but not before leaving quite a mess behind. we have team three coverage tonight with reporters all around the region, and checking on the conditions, after nor'easter. >> let's begin with meteorologist kate bilo with the very latest on where we stand, with this storm, kate. >> the gust nice, most of the storm has ended for our area some spots enjoying breaks of sun as we head toward sunset. so that is good news, the accumulating snow for vast majority of the area has come to an end bit is still falling in coastal, new jersey. the southern shore spots are dry, for now, as is delaware, notice there are some snow showers across western pennsylvania, a few of those could survive, maybe a stray snow showers, flurries tonight but heavy at accumulating snow from the nor'easter has moved on out, you can see where that snow is falling right now over burlington county and ocean county, toms river, stafford, lbi, seeing some snow falling at the moment as well. behind this, things have dried out and you can see a few breaks in the cloud co

>> well, i represent jessica drake, and jessica drake does not have a case going forward, but neithers she have a nondisclosure agreement, because she has never made any kind of settlement with president trump in reference to her allegations against him that she made prior to the election. >> so, let me jugs bring up the allegations. she has accused trump of grabbing her, kissing her, and offering her $10 fou sex a decade ago and you are saying that she does not have a case going forward and she has put it all to rest? >> well, i wouldn't say that that she has put it to rest, but she has not filed a lawsuit, and nor has she entered into a settlement with him. it may be that soon she will decide to tell all of the details about what she encountered. she is a person who is listed in stormy daniels' settlement agreement with the shell corporation, and she listed jessica as a person to whom she provided confidential information about what she alleges was the relationship with president trump, but since she is not a party to stormy's agreement, and in fact, didn't even know until recently

. >>> i'm jessica dean. live coverage of the storm continues now, and, we will start with our weather team, meteorologist kate bilo, and chelsea ingram in the weather center. guys, it is a mess out there. >> it is a mess all across the area. chelsea, you are dressed for the mess because you are heading outside to the sky deck. >> yes, it is mess mess out there. that kate, that snow is so heavy. it is insane. know fall rates insane as well >> it was like that concrete snow that heavy water content in the snow very hard to get off your car, hard to shovel and maybe if you wait it outlet it melt a little bit, it will get heavier. basically no matter which way you slice it, it is a pain. you are heading outside brest us conditions out there in just a moment but lets start off with what is happening, news is good, we are seeing the storm, exit the area. now 10 to is what we said height of the storm. we are still seeing a band of heavier snow over central and eastern, new jersey, but the storm is now trucking towa

jessica, come on. you worked in politics as well. you're saying that $2,000 spent in the state of wisconsin helped sway the election or had any impact on the election at all? >> and voting machines were tampered with -- >> and it started with bernie sanders and -- >> it's a weak argument, jessica. >> there's many reasons that hillary clinton lost. i can talk about it -- >> including -- >> and when republicans on the house intel at least one or two of them have said they made a mistake. i mean, they made a mistake thinking there was any sort of connection between the meddling that went on per russia. nobody has said that didn't exist. it was to benefit any one candidate over the other. so after the democrats asked for 100 more people that they wanted to see. you know, there was a close look. i've been talking with intel members on "overtime" for weeks now. what are we getting out the sessions? we're not finding out anything else. what did you say during the commercial break? no collusion. this is not mueller i investigation. they can'

now he's talking there about jessica drake.s than a week after that statement was made, jessica drake, under her legal name, angel ryan, showed up in the non-disclosure agreement that was signed by michael cohen, president trump's personal attorney. that non-disclosure agreement is the agreement that stormy daniels also signed, saying that she would not go forward with her story. this is where things get complicated. it appears that jessica drake was told the details of what happened between her and president trump, whether they were sexual details and that this affair lasted from 2006 to 2007, she must have had some information, because she's named in the non-disclosure agreement as someone who got information from stormy daniels. we still have not heard from the white house on this. but that is the latest. we are now seeing new evidence that cnn uncovered that the person that is listed in the non-disclosure agreement, named angel ryan is indeed jessica drake, one of donald trump's accusers. >> thank you very much for explaini

now we want to check in with jessica. the roadways are going to be the big story for today. >> watching them for you all morning long. to start our cameras around woodhaven road. you can see not a lot of volume out there, but looks like it's getting a little lighter outside so at least you can see our situation better on those cameras. most of the majors at least look a little more slushy and slippery in most spots. we're seeing the accumulation off into the shoulders and grassy areas. these are pretreated and being plowed or driven on with more volume, of course. watch agdisabled vehicle, which is something we'll see a lot of this morning especially according those slippery spots. out in upper marion we're watching this one, though and watch for slippery spots. >>> new video in montgomery county showing the first of the snow that started falling overnight outside the nbc 10 studios this morning. you can see the snow falling there overnight. mostly on the trees and on the grass. the streets and the parking lots mostly slu

jessica boyington with you right now with a quick check on the roads. watching a lot of different situations this morning. so you can actually see some snow flurries falling down. it looks actually like rain in some spots, too. so some ponding on the roads. in some spots we're seeing some accumulation, too, into the center mead wherein and into the shoulder. so we're also checking in with mass transit in case you don't have to drive anywhere this morning. a snow schedule for patco and a modified schedule for amtrak. i'll end here with a disabled vehicle. this is what we're going to see a lot of today. this one in franconia around camp road and landis road. >> watch out for dangers as you head out the door today. what you need to know to avoid getting hurt in the weather. >>> 5:46 right now. we're tracking a major storm for you. right now storm ranger 10 is giving us this live look. this is collegeville in montgomery county. all county offices and courts closed today. the resources needed to deal with the storm will be made available. they'll be able to

and thorndale outbound service dealing some delays. >>> jessica, thank you. we're following breaking news this morning in bucks county where a firefighter has been rushed to the hospital after falling through the floor of this burning hope. this is the scene on henry avenue. officials tell us when the firefighter was awake and conscious -- he was conscious when he was put in the ambulance. no one was inside the home. investigators say it appears the fire started in multiple places in this home. and as we get more information on the condition of the firefighter we'll bring that to you on-air and online. >>> also breaking this morning a teenage girl and a woman is hurt in a shooting and robbery at a home around 3:00 this morning. the 16-year-old is now in critical condition. a 26-year-old woman was also shot. she's stable. police say the shooter was invited into the home with two other men. investigators say the two men took $4,000. >>> and here are the latest power outage numbers. peco reports more than 55,000 homes and businesses still in the dark and cold. y

jessica. >> reporter: good morning, michelle.ral jeff sessions attacked mayor libby schaaf calling her out by name during his speech there in sacramento. she warned the community a week and a half ago of i.c.e. raids. as his department --the department is justice is looking into whether or not mayor libby schaaf crossed the line when she sent out a public warning to immigrants of potential i.c.e. raids in the city and throughout the region. the mayor is at the center of a national debate over immigration enforcement. >> here's my message. to mayor schaaf: how dare you? how dare you needlessly endanger the lives of our law enforcement officers to promote a radical open borders agenda? >> how dare you? villify members of our community? how dare you distract the american people from a failed immigration system? >> reporter: after that war of words, schaaf said she is lawyering up for any potential legal action against her. former u.s. attorney for northern california melinda haag hassed off her services pro does has offered her serv

for a closer look at what to expect, we'll send it to jessica. >> thanks. starting on route 73 this morning. our cameras around greentree road. the intersection, flashing snow and slippery spots. this is the difference in the majors, the 42 freeway, schuylkill, vine street expressway. some roads still have a good amount of coverage. not seeing any problems reported because it's still early. a few accidents and disabled vehicles. west conshohocken at front street, here the roosevelt boulevard. looking good here around broad street. both directions northbound and southbound, nice and clear. >>> live coverage continues with a closer look at what to expect when you hit the road for work or school. >> matt delucia is live in storm force 10. matt's riding shotgun, not driving, to be sure. matt, tell us where you are. >> reporter: we've been making our way through south philadelphia. we started in manayunk and went to upper chichester. we're checking the roads. this is 17th street in south philadelphia. we just turned off of bigler. you see that some of the road s

kpix 5's jessica flores joining us live in napa. jessica, how are you doing? >> reporter: hey, neda. you're absolutely right. it really did start picking up in the last 10 minutes or so. it's tapering off but it was coming down really hard, really windy, the rain basically bouncing off the ground hitting my legs so that's what we are going to see all morning long. that's why this wine country really is bracing for possibly any mudslides, any flooding for the -- there it goes. see, it's picking up there. they have been bracing for the possible flooding that comes with this rain and they are really worried about the burn zones in front of homes. you will see signs like this one that says, you know, erosion control. they have been trying to basically clear homes of any debris for the past several months. in santa rosa they have cleared 83% of empty lots. folks are already putting lots up for sale. there's more than 200 lots there up for sale. but the fire department says homeowners still need to maintain their properties because they are concerned about possible

kpix 5's jessica flores is live in emeryville with a look at what you c f0 n the bay area. jessica?>> prices at the pump have been surging the past couple of weeks. jessica flores is live in emeryville this morning with a look at what you can expect to pay here in the bay area. jessica. >> reporter: well, kenny, if you have a normal-sized car, you're looking at paying about $5 more to fill up than you did last time this year. if you have a truck, even more than that. over here in emeryville, we're looking about $3.59 a gallon for regular gas. this is at the 76 station right off the freeway here. now, the average across the country is $2.66. that's $0.32 a gallon higher than this time last year. here in the bay area, the current average in oakland, we're looking at $3.48. san francisco, $3.59. san jose, you're looking at $3.48. gas prices shot up $0.07 in the last two weeks. that's all because of rising crude oil prices. industry analysts say we can expect to see prices climb into the summer and aaa says even though this is some of the highest gas prices we've seen since 2014, famili

jessica boyington with you right now with a check on the roads. we're watching things out in mount laurel, 295 and our cameras around church road. so where you can see some of the snow actually accumulating is into the center median and off into the shoulder. the actual roads just seeming a little wet, a little slushy in some spots. so both directions not reporting any problems, but we are seeing some in pennsauken township. the ramp from 73 north to route 130 is blocked and same goes for the 130 southbound ramp to route 73 southbound. so a lot of detours in the area there. and end here on i-95. just wanted to check in with some drive times through delaware. looking good from 295 to 495 with an 11 minute trip at the most. we'll keep watching the roads for you, and i'll check in with mass transit. for now we're going to send it over to pamela osborn. she's live in storm force 10. >> reporter: we're on the walt whitman bridge right now where snow is coming down, and the roads are just a little bit wet. we have some tips for driving today, and we're

jessica: estos policÍas mexicanos parecen normales, pero no lo son, son queridos y respetados y gananhijo de uno de los aguacateros. dejÓ el campo, porque dijo que si querÍan sobrevivir, necesitaban una policÍa honesta. donaron parte de los aguacates para el sueldo de los uniformados. la tarea no es nada fÁcil, proteger a los mÁs de 30,000 habitantes de este municipio de las amenazas externas porque estÁn rodeados de crÍmenes organizados. los agricultores les ayudan a vigilar los 60,000 acres de huertas. dÍa y noche hacen guardia en una caseta. emilio era uno de los que estaba, cuando llegamos. >> es la ley, y ellos nos ayudan. jessica: por eso aquÍ hay esperanza y los ilusionados no son raros. >> como algo que naciÓ dentro de mi, una esperanza de poder trabajar con mi gente. "el pueblo unido, jamÁs será vencido". si no se unen, comunidades, pueblo, nunca encontrarÁn la paz. jorge: un expedicionario dejÓ su cÁmara sobre el hielo de la antÁrtida y dos pingüinos se tomaron un vÍdeo. ilia: la divisiÓn australiana de la antÁrtida publicÓ un vÍdeo, pero en pocas horas tuvo miles de visitas

jessica. >> reporter: michelle, this is phase 2 of the transit village. it's being built behind me in parking lot e of the fruitvale bart station. now, this phase 2 means affordable housing for this east oakland community. that affordable housing is set to be completed by the end of 2019. it's called casa -- and includes 94 units and houses 400 people. housing will be rented to people who make 20 to 60% of the area median income which for a family of four is about $97,000. at least 21% of the units will be reserved for formerly homeless military veterans including townhomes as well as apartments one two and three bedrooms. the project is the east bay asian local development corporation and the unity council working with the city to make low-income housing here in the east bay a priority. now, the project costs about $60 million. it's paid by funding from local, county and state funds. the groundbreaking here is set to kick off at 10:15 a.m. reporting live in oakland, i'm jessica flores, kpix 5. >>> today mcdonald's employees in san francisco are protestin

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>> well, jessica, just now, police are he will thie i -- poe telling us that nothing major happened,hey are they're secure the safety of the fans. but i will tell you, before the game ended, we heard a code 20 on the scanner. meaning officer needs assistance, all available units respond. i spoke to a witness on the ground and he too said that he heart officers patrolling the area using the code 20. something came in over the call that required all of the response. police cars from several jurisdictions raced to get to an area east of the stadium. whatever happened, it required a massive response and fans were ordered to leave or they will be subject to arrest. that required crowd control measures. officers in protective gear lined up and were next to the parking lot. light rail was affected and witnesses were told to leave the vta platform and catch uber on great america parkway. police say there were fights in the stands but nothing major than out of the ordinary happened. there were arrests. but nothing major happened here outside levi stadium. this crowd was peaceful, and jovial i

tonight -- sarah jessica parker, from nbc's "good girls," actress mae whitman, from "black card revoked," actor and comedian tony rock, featuring the 8g band with jim reilly. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ladies and gentlemen, seth meyers. >> seth: good evening. i'm seth meyers. this is "late night." how is everybody doing tonight? [ cheers and applause ] great to hear. in that case let's get to the news. white house communications director hope hicks announced today that she is resigning from her position. which is weird, because i thought hope left the white house a year ago. [ light laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] all the hopes are leaving. [ light laughter ] according to the "new york times," white house communications director hope hicks told the white house intelligence committee yesterday she has occasionally had to tell white lies. white lies, or as melania calls them, vows. [ laughter and applause ] in a new interview, oprah said that she won't run for president until she gets a sign from god. said god, "was this one not clear enough?" [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] follow

let's get to the first word news with jessica summers. jessica. jessica: thanks. uber has halted all autonomous vehicle test after one of its cars hit and killed a woman in arizona. she was crossing the road away from a recognized crosswalk when the car struck her. the car was traveling at about woody miles per hour. there is video evidence of the crash, although it is not been released. the firstght to be pedestrian fatality involving self driving technology. clinched, the u.k. has a deal to buy time in brexit talks. emmett brussels says it is a decisive step. they decide to a transition period that is due to start on march of next year. it is contingent on a solution of northernborder ireland and the republic. we do not rush through contingency plans based on guesses about the future deal. now have certainty about the terms that will apply recently after our withdrawal, meaning they can continue to operate with investor confidence as the design of our future partnership with the european union becomes clear. jessica: president trump to opioid abuse academic, inc

hi. >> good morning, jessica.do have a rollover crash to talk about on southbound 680 near auto mall parkway. it sounds like just one vehicle involved. it went off the roadway, but at least one lane is blocked right now for emergency crews. we do see some delays if you're coming from the sunol area. and we are all clear right now from an earlier crash. still seeing heavy traffic approaching 24. jessica? >> alex >>> hey, good morning. it's dry again. and it's going to be for a long time. now, i know we need more rain, but we're going to get a break for a while. and judging by traffic, we could probably use it. temperatures in the mid-30s to mid-40s right now. let's take a look at what's going to happen with our commute planner pem planner. everything's green with no rain, no fog. dressing the kids, yeah, 30s and 40s today at 8:00, but 50s and 60s at 3:00. comfortable ending. we could push the 70s and 80s by thursday and friday. jessica? >> oh, it's going to be a gorgeous week, mike. thank you. we'll have another ab