. >> joe smith just finished a job 5 houses down. he was heading home when he said his truck caught on the low hanging lines. >> i heard the trucks to the left side of me, starting to pwrabg/, hit the brakes, looked over and there was the pole. >> neighbors in this neighbor >> neighbors in this neighborhood said their power immediately cut out. >> everything -- -- it was like a long blink. >> joel said he quickly called for help, knowing how dangerous for him to be trapped inside. >> everything in the truck was metal. i stayed where i was. >> 3 hours after initially being trapped. joe was able to get home as crews continuously tried to get the people back on in the neighborhood. >> they are not supposed to be that low. you don't expect that to happen. skpwhr/ this is the new utility pole crews will be putting in place of the one that is broke ton get this neighborhood back online. as for the driver, police are still investigating to see if any charges will be filed >> >>. >> new at 11:00. boston police looking into the case of a 5 -y

driver joe smith said he was pulling away from a job in this robken/hazelmere neighborhood when he heard the crack of a telephone pole to his left. driver: the window was halfway down. the sparks flew in. i hit the brakes and ducked. everything in this truck is i just stayed exactly where i am. eversource arrived to turn off the power. newscenter 5 watched crews carefully treat the wires before they began to pull them away from the truck. another eversource truck eventually arrived with a new pole, but neighbors knew it would be a while until their lights came back on. neighbor: one of the officers said it would be at least overnight. juli: smith said he's trained to always be on the lookout for low wires, but it is hard to see them the dark. they're not supposed to be that juli: smith said the height of his truck is 13 feet, and wires are supposed to be 15 feet high. another issue that made this even more complicated is that there was still wet concrete in the back of that truck so even once the wires came down and were tangled around it, that drum kept rolling the whole time. in roslin

joe smith finished a job. he was headed home when he said his truck caught on the low hanging lines. >> i heard the crack from the telephone pole to the left side of me. it started to crack. i hit the brakes. there's the pole. >>> neighbors in this immediately cutout. >> everything just boom. it's like a long blink >> he quickly called for help knowing house dangerous for him to be trapped inside. everything in this truck metal. am. they first cut the power then needed to remove the pole. three hours after being trapped he was able to get home. as crews continue to work to get the folks in neighborhood back online. >> you make sure you don't hit the truck. when you are on the street you don't expect it to be that low. 7news "today in new england." >>> also this morning teenager behind bar after he's made a great escape from federal custody on friday. the teen had to hunted down by officer after picked up after massive sweep of gang members. an 18-year-old male sun 18-year-old perez is so of his escape. a membe

joe. now here's brady smith with a look at what's coming up tonight on the kcrg-tv nine news at six. " the city of cedar falls has denied a rezoning request from an eastern iowa veteran trying to build a new tonight in the news at six" the u-s-d-a says iowa needs to make farming appealing to the next generation. 's looking for young farmers to take over as age. iowa poultry producers say they're checking their flocks to see if they've had contacq with any bird-flu with your 24 hour news source, today, u-s-d-a secretary tom vilsack urged iowa farmers to highlight what's great about their jobs and and he said the state will need a new generation of farmers and producers to take over as older farmers retire. and hewants the younger generation to think highly of f fming and consider i i as a career choice. visack spoke at the 10th iowa renewable fuels s5mmit today in altoona he went on to thank farmers and people in rural america for their contributions to national security by taking care of farm land so it will keep producing. iowa poultry producers are tracking their flocks' histories to see

joe montana at quarterback. today in houston, former 49erwalk alex smith tried to end the losing streak. you start a playoff game. chiefs knile davis, takes the kickoff, finds the seam and is gone. 106 yards on the opening kickoff. chiefs take a 7-0 lead. first quarter, alec -- alex smith's pass is tipped. first ever playoff interception. second quarter, houston desperate for offense. watt gets stuffed. we had to do something. next play, bryan hoyer, picked by the chiefs. kansas city leads at the break. hoyer, three picks and a fumble first half. third quarter, alex smith finds chris conley, great catch for the rookie. chiefs advance with a win. 30-0 your final. >> never expect to start a game like that, but that's what we feel like we can play three phases of football and getting a kick start. >> the niners can check another potential head coaching candidate off their list as the miami dolphins hired bears offensive coordinate nor adam gase at your head coach. he was the runner up for last year's job. he will become the youngest coast in the nfl at 37. he'll call plays for the offense.

let's check in with meteorologist jeff smith with the exclusive accuweather forecast. jeff. >> and joe, in between all of that, we had record warm in the area. 64 was the high in newark. a lot of water fell in a short period of time this morning, centered around daybreak between 1 and 2 inches of rain, closer to the 2-inch mark in and around new york city, and that caused a lot of approximate. check out -- a lot of problems. upper wards of 60 miles per hour at mcarthur airport in islip. and a report from cap tree state park in suffolk county, a 71 miles per hour thunderstorm wind gust as storms moved through there earlier this afternoon, and hail over northwest parts of new jersey there now as substantiately weakened as it moves onto long island, and producing a little bit of lightning on the nassau suffolk border. let's track on the future cast. temperatures really tumbling, though, down to 40 by midnight. there could be slick spots. over. we'll detail everything in your full accuweather forecast straight ahead. >>> stay ahead of severe weather in our neighborhoods, download our free

that phone conversation was initiated by lovey smith himself. he told joe glazer he did not want to meet with ownership today, a meeting he knew would end with his firing. the list of potential hires it's fairly similar to the other six nfl teams with head coach openings. as this search begins, the name at the top of the list is already in the building -- dirk cutter joined this season and not only turned around a dismal appearance from 2014 but had to do it with a rookie quarterback. he ended up being the top pick of the draft, but he's been placed on the radar of at least three other teams looking for a coach. at this afternoon's press conference, he did the best to shut down the thought the smith firing was to open the door for cutter. when i asked about a timetable, he said he wants to be thorough but quick. that tells you this is going to go fast. the buccs have never done anything hastily. we'll see. >> he's a hot commodity. fans have been sounding off all day. in fact, that started last night just as soon as we announced it. >> many are not happy abo

with the family of marine gunny sergeant joe federico at the center. stephen smith / attorney for family c0057 00: 31:27: "they've destroyed this family and they've destroyed other families and we're gonna continue fighting for them, they cant outgun us."00: 31:36 this dates back to 2010. that's when the federico family attorney's say they first saw mold and water damage. the family claims it happened at lincoln military housing in norfolk. mrs. federico had multiple allergic reactions and her husband gunny federico has suffered mental setbacks. david holt / attorney for family c0055 :00:23:41 "there was a home, a marine corps flag outside their home for him to remember where to pull his car in." 00:23:54 lincoln military housing sent 10 on your side this statement. their attorneys claim that they have no proof mold existed in the home and there is no link between the medical conditions and the home. wednesday night jury selection at the federal court house wrapped up. but during the selection both sides claim the other disrupted jury process. lincoln military housi

joe biden is in istanbul. bernard smith, our correspondent, is there. he is meeting the prime minister. what element of the complex mix in syria are they going to be grappling with today? >> reporter: well, they will be talking about all aspects of the syrian conflict and the meeting is going on at the moment, but we know that one of the main items on the agenda is a practical help to keep the two to increase turkish border security. there's still a 90 kilometer section of border that the americans have been continually complaining is still not as secure as it should be. it means that i.s.i.l. fighters are able to come and go, perhaps, between turkey and syria. it means some foreign fighters are still able to get into syria through turkey. turkey has done a lot, particularly in the last six months or so, to tighten that border security, but there might be more practical help from the u.s. there might be technology that allows them to scan for tunnels under the border, there might be these balloons that allow them to monitor large stretches of the border

. >> reporter: al jazeera bernard smith has more from istanbul. >>> joe biden said something they wanted and pkk and separatist group fighting here is just the same as i.s.i.l., it's just the same as al-nusra and are terrorist groups and what turkey wanted to hear but what prime minister spent a lot of time saying in his press briefing after their meeting was this pkk in turkey is just the same, ally to connected to and linked to the syrian kurdish fighters, fighting against i.s.i.l. in syria. biden explicitly did not make that link and that is simply because for the u.s. vice president for the u.s. the ypg fighter syrian kurdish fighters are the most important group fighting on the ground against i.s.i.l., u.s. sees them as an important partner. what worries turkey is that because the ypg is seen as an important partner for the u.s. the u.s. will sort of turn a blind eye or ignore any sort of territorial ambitions the kurds may have on syria and that worries turkey because it believes the pkk here is being embolden by what it sees happening in syria. >>> state of emergency is in force a

that as of now smith would be happy just we know ago play off game for casey like joe did 22 years ago no we are trying to win a ball game. don't need to add more weight to it it's big enough. everybody ups that. >> an it's the chiefs and texa texans kicking off first game of the nfl play offs tomorrow at 1:30 on abc 7 sports brought to you by toyota and surprise tonight from the seattle seahawks. lynch boast mode not going to play. expectation he was going to come back. bath erred by abdominal problem. had surgery out for a couple months. they said late tonight didn't make the trip for sunday game. status very much up in the ear. >> that's a big loss. >> it's human loss for seattle. they have been playing well but. >> they need him. >> thanks larry. >> thanks for joining us this evening. i'm amma. >> i'm tan ashley for drew, larry, all of us here we appreciate your time as always. >> 7 news continues now on line on twitter facebook and on all the mobile device with our 7 news night. see you again on news night. see you again on channel 7 if an hour narrator: this program contains mate

joe is with the story at bellevue. >> christopher smith walked out of the hospital with nothing but praise for the doctors who literally structured his face back together again and nothing but pleas for the nypd to find the guy who slashed him. someone slashed him in the east village, anthony christopher smith emerged from bellevue hospital, his face swollen from eight hours of surgery and 150 stitches. >> i hope somebody, if they have information, if they report it as soon as possible because he caught me without warning, without any sort of provocation. i have no idea who he was. he could get somebody else. >> reporter: late today police released these photos of the man they believe attacked christopher smith saturday afternoon as he walked along east 6th street. investigators describe the suspect as a 20 to 30-year-old asian male, 5'6" tall, and weighing about 150 pounds. he was last seen wearing a black waist length jacket, black skull camp and black pants. >> you can't stop people from doing and saying random things. all you can do is try to catch them and either put them in the hospi

harry smith, nbc news new york. >> vice president joe biden heads to university of round table discussion on cancer. his son died of cancer last year. i'm shannon mulaire. thanks for watching "early today." we hope you have a great friday and weekend, everybody.trading accusations and attacks. hear what they said to each other ahead. teachers getting raises. find out how much more money they will make.. and the reason for the pay increase ahead. remembering rene angelil. fans pay their respects to the man who many say helped create the magic in celine dion's shows... as she takes time to grieve for her husband. why they say they were so shocked to hear the news of his death. wake up bump good morning. thanks for waking up with us. time for weather.

7sports, we'll take a look at the quarterback match-up for get chiefs quarterback smith on the hall of fame counterpart. joe amorosino, 7news. >>> we're fog breaking news right now. a woman has been arrested after a deadly hit and run on washington street to dorchester here and tonight she's facing several charges. steve cooper is live in door chest we are what we're learning about the investigation. steve. >> adam, so this stretch of washington street was shut down for several hours today, and then a short time ago, boston police announced that that driver that took off from the scene was behind bars. >> i'm just nervous. i'm scared. >> reporter: shock for people who live and work here on washington street in door it chester following a deadly hit-and-run crash around 8:00 this morning where the driver kept going. then word a short time ago from boston police, a 34-year-old female driver from door chester was in custody and facing several charges if. [ sirens ] >> i saw a lot of police cars and a lot of people watching. but i didn't exactly what but there was a tip on my door and a police officer said some

harry smith, nbc news new york. >> vice president joe biden heads to university of pennsylvania to participatele discussion on cancer. his son died of cancer last year. i'm shannon mulaire. thanks for watching "early today." we hope you have a great friday and weekend, everybody. shots ring out at a popular bay area mall. now police want you to look for bullet holes. >>> shots fired at a popular bay area mall now police want you to look for bullet holes. >>> coming up, the republican debate puts donald trump and ted cruz back in the spotlight. >>> live look outside of san francisco this morning. getting ready for a wet weekend ahead. "today in the bay" starts right now. >>> very good friday morning to you, thanks so much for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm scott mcgrew in for sam brock. let's check your wet weekend ahead with anthony. good morning. >> good morning to both of you. waking up to a little bit of drizzle. the system that moved out last night still bringing a few areas of showers, light stuff and you will

harry smith, nbc news new york. >> vice president joe biden heads to university of pennsylvania to participate in a round table discussion on cancer. his son died of cancer last year. i'm shannon mulaire. thanks for watching "early today."

joe. >> thanks, alex. coming up on 7news at 6:00, we'll take a look at the chief's office and what the kc quarterback alex smith says about squaring off with tom brady. reporting live in the newsroom, joe amorosino, 7news. >>> and to stay up to date with all the headlines as the pats head into the play-offs, be sure to download our 7news mobile and tablet apps. >> breaking news right now, police make an arrest in a deadly it and run in door chester. a man was killed while crossing the street. the driver never stopped. steve cooper live in dorchester tonight with word of an arrest. steve. here in washington the area was shut down for several hours. but the 34-year-old woman from dorchester, she was behind the wheel of that minivan, according to police, that never stopped and tonight she's behind bars >> a deadly hit and run claims the life of a man just after 8:00 this morning after the driver never stopped but late this afternoon, boston police announced that the 34-year-old female driver was under arrest. >> what about the fact that the driver took off from the scene? that's not surprising to me at all. like i

channel 7 eyewitness news at 5:00 with joe torres, sandra, and meteorologist jeff smith. now eyewitness news continues. >> here is a look at tonight's top stories. governor cuomo warns that the long island railroad system struggling under that heavy snowfall may not be operational in time for the monday morning commute. and sources tell eyewitness news that service may not be fully restored for several days. >> in new jersey, many cities and towns are struggling to clear the snow before monday. school districts include newark and jersey city have announced closures tomorrow. schools in new york city will be open tomorrow. >>> the weekend blizzard dumped 26.8 inches on central park, making it the second largest good evening again, everyone. i'm sandra bookman. >> and i'm joe torres. >>> all five boroughs buried in a record amount of snow. it's costing some business owners a whole lot of money. >> let's check in with eyewitness news reporter kimberly richardson in the riverdale section bronx. kimberly. >> reporter: joe and sandra, it's been an extremely long day for many pe

al jazeera's bernard smith has more. >> reporter: joe biden said something that the turkish government wanted to hear. he said the pkk, that spritist group fighting here-- separatist group, is just the same as i.s.i.l., it is just the same as al-nusra. what he spent a lot of time saying in this press briefing after their meeting was that this pkk in turkey is just the same, allied to, connected to and linked to the syrian kurdish fighters fighting against i.s.i.l. in syria. biden explicitly did not make that link and that is simply because for the u.s. vice president for the u.s., the ypg fighters are the most important group fighting on the ground against i.s.i.l. the u.s. sees them as an important partner. what worries turkey is that because the ypg is seen as this important partner for the u.s., the u.s. will turn a blind eye to any or ignore any sort of territorial ambitions the kurds might have on syria and that worries turkey because it believes that the pkk here is being emboldened by what it sees happening in syria >>> former new york city mayor may have presidential ambitions.

joe montana at quarterback. today, in houston, former 49er quarterback alex smith trike to break kansas city's eight, game playoffefs knile davis takes the kickoff, finds the seam and is gone. 106-yard in shoulder pads athlete long way to run. -- that's a long way to run. second quarter, smith's pass is tipped, picked off. first playoff interception. alec smith, second quarter, houston desperate for offense. jj watt gets stopped. watt on the sideline said we had to do something. next play, bryan hoyer, picked by the chiefs. he-holiday year, three picks and a fumble in the first half. third quarter, smith finds chris conley. chiefs advance with the win, first shutout in ten years of the powe season, 30-0 the final. >> never expect to start a game like that, but that's what we feel like we can play three phases of football, and special teams, and getting us a kick start. >> not a good feeling to go out and lose like this, not good at all. and obviously where we want to good, we have to get better. we have to get better. i don't know what else totle you. >> the niners can check off another potential head coach candi

. >> al jazeera's bernard smith is in istanbul. he has more on what joe biden and the turkish prime minister had to say about kurdish fighters. >> joe biden said something that the turkish government wanted to hear and he said that, look, yes, the pkk -- that separatist group fighting here in turkey, the kurdish separatist group is just the same as isil, the same as al nusra, terrorist groups. that's what turkey wanted to hear but what the prime minister spent a lot of time saying in this press briefing after their meeting was that this pkk and turkey is just the same, allied to, inextricbly linked to the syrian kurdish fighters fighting against isil in syria. biden explicitly did not make that link and that is simply because for the u.s. vice president for the u.s., the ypg fighters, syrian kurdish fighters, are the most important group fighting on the ground against isil. the u.s. sees them as an important part. what worries turkey is that because the ypd is seen as this important part for the u.s., the u.s. will sort of turn a blind eye to any -- or ig

smith. >> get a hat on, get inside. vice president joe biden will be in switzerland as part of his global mission to find a cure for cancer, hosting a roundtable called cancer moon shot a call to action. a number of physicians, researchers and officials will take part. the vice president was in philadelphia on friday to kick off the cancer initiative, at penn medicine abramson cancer center. >> temple university could take the next step toward building its own football stadium. the school's board of trustees will vote on setting aside money for a stadium architect. temple is planning to build an on campus stadium for estimated $100 million. the owls play home football games at the linc. >> if you had trouble getting on twitter you're not alone tcht site has been crashing all morning and last night too. the twitter is aware of the issue. we got the message something is technically wrong. we're going to fix it up and have things back to normal soon. we'll keep you posted. >> some people say there is something wrong with the weather too, the

meteorologist jeff smith is here with our first look at the forecast, jeff? >> joe, of course speaking of the blizzard last weekend we still have five to ten inches of snow on the ground. across much of new york city and into much of new jersey and even 10, 5 inches on ground -- that's the current snow depth over the i-78 corridor. this snow pack is really going to dwindle as temperatures go well above the freezing mark. they're still well bon jovi the freezing mark -- above the freezing mark in central park. 34 degrees. 34 teterboro and down below freezing in monticello. still 40 on the island. eventually we go down about 34 in the park overnight tonight. there will be some upper 20s north and west but check out tomorrow. what a recovery. a mix of sun and clouds and highs into the upper 0s in the park -- 40s in the park where you have less snow on the ground. in a place like poughkeepsie 33 for a high. we could have 60 on one of the days in your accuweather seven day forecast, but there's a catch. >>> a father and son busted for a drug ring on long island. the new

joe menn of reuters. at lenster rugby club? stephen smith: lenster rugby club. scott: lenster rugby club, very good. they believe you. make me believe you. is it as simple as you point a camera at an athlete, ask them to move a certain way, and you can say, "yeah, you're going to tear that part of your shoulder"? stephen: i wish it was that simple, but it's absolutely not. and you know, the camera-based system is only a tiny piece of what we do. we're actually an entire software platform. we've created the world's first athlete optimization system. we pull in multiple different data streams, so we collect data, we combine data, and then we analyze it, all to do with the exposure of athletes in terms of how they train and how they play. but then, more importantly, how they've responded to that, how they respond to that every day, how they respond physically. scott: but we're not talking about sensors, though, right? i mean, you're not putting a sensor in a helmet or on the bottom of a shoe. stephen: we're not talking about sensors. we're talking about data. scott: from a camera? stephen: not just fro

to ensure that homeowners will be able have to have the paper with their morning cup of joe this morning. jim smith has the details. >> this is something that the reporters actually raised their hands to do. we wanted to do it. >> newspapers reporters wear many hats now you can add one more to the list. delivery person. boston globe reporter maria cramer is joining her colleagues to deliver the sunday paper. >> -- and veteran -- people who have been be there for decades. young reporters just starting out. everybody wants to lend a hand and get the readers their papers. there were big problems. parapets late or not at all. >> we got an e-mail saying there was a crisis with a delivery problem. we're here to help out. >> i think everyone just wants the same thing. let just get these papers to the readers and let's just resolve it as quickly as possible so we can go back to writing the news and not delivering it. they can find a paper waiting for them. >> it's working to fix the problem but in the meantime they'll be delivering their stories to the readers, personally, literally. readers. they are very

. >> adam: speaking of, joe, the bronco throwing the first punch before sunday's game trash talking patriots players. smith calling brady a cry baby. dan hausle live at gillette. >> reporter: it came from a writer asked smith if he thought barack obama bradies with a cry baby. he said it's it's accurate. smith says it seems like this that earned tom brady the labor cry baby. every time he gets sacked he looks at the ref like you see him sack me. was that supposed to happen? he did that a little hard. please three 15-year-old penalty on him. get him fined. pats fans would rather throw a flag on smith's cry baby label. >> not the way he played. absolutely not. the guy can play ball and throw the ball better than he is the best. >> i think tom brady is the best quarterback ever and people are just jealous. they are always going to be. >> reporter: some fans say if anything to blame for quarterbacks like brady looking for an edge it's the nfl. >> the nfl protecting all it's not -- quarterbacks, it's something they're doing. >> they are all cry babies? >> that is the rule. quarterbacks. you can't hit them as ha

you mean the guy that sat and watched as jerry co allen joe made the trade for the guard ish smith.ame government that's your resolution. forget about sam hinkie. he's done. i think you have what it takes to knock the king? shoot your video, up load it to us. i'll talk to you next week. ♪ >>> this guy. all right. results came in. do you plan on watching the eagles game today? 75% of you say yes. people are little bit concerned about what they may see. all right. mike, so throughout the break, we've been talking about this whole concept of winning the lottery. quickly, you won $400 million would you come to work the next day? >> no. >> really? >> nine beach houses. i'd have plenty busy at that point. >> i would work, boss. >> all right. >> i mean, yes. >> all right, guys, thanks so much for starting your day with us. that's going to do it for us. but keep watching all day. we've got fox news sunday. we've got "game day live". we've got football all day. all day. fox 29. have a great sunday. ♪ >>> i'm chris wallace. with voting in iowa and new hampshire now just a month ago, the estab

>> now after the game, 49ers hall of fame quarterback joe montana tweeted this out to his 155,000 followers on twitter, congratulations to alex smithnd the chiefs, great job, keep it rolling. smith and the chiefs were just two wins away from playing in super bowl 50 at levi stadium. >>> all right, continuing coverage on the 49ers head for a coach. insider matt maiocco reports they hope to hire their head coach by next week. the sacramento bee says they interviewed dirk cutter, and yesterday, they reported that hugh jackson is the clear frontrunner for the job. now, nbc has playoff football on sunday, the vikings and seahawks will clash in an nfl wildcard matchup. things could get interesting. kickoff set for 10:00 a.m. right here on sunday. >>> sharks hosting the maple leafs, alumni night, second period, no score, brent burn, check out this nice move by the back of the net makes it 1-0. now, later in the period, toronto on the power play, maple leafs flick a bad change and matt nieto scores's right now they're currently up 6-0 for the third. all right, that will do it for sports. we'll be back tonight with reaction from the locker

smith winners of 10 straight. kansas city will head to houston this weekend once again trying for their first play-off win since 1993 when another former 49er quarterback joeefs to a win over the oilers. alex smith was nine years old. >> you know who the quarterback was? >> no idea. it was a joke. yeah. there we go. >> get some facts and come back and see me. >> did you know there were three hall of famers on that chiefs team? >> i did not. >> get some facts and come back and see me. >> and they all [ indiscernible ] >> not only that but royals started their play-off run in houston. that seems to be a magical place for kansas city. >> hey, could be. um, hopefully so. >> he was nine years old, folks! give him a break, yeah! >> sharks captain joe pavelski named an all-star for the first time. he leads san jose with 20 goals this season and will be joined by brent burns picked for the third time in his career. >>> nba all stars to be announced this month and the kings are encouraging fans to vote for demarcus cousins by comparing him to mean joe greene. >> mr. greene, you need any help? >> no. >> i just want you to know, i think -- i think you're the best eve

i'm drew smith, nbc 10 news. >>> and happening today, vice president joe biden is in philadelphia starting mission -- his directive, really, from president obama to help find a cure for cancer. >> it's a disease that's impacted so many people's lives in one way or another. we watched the vice president go through a very public mourning period last spring when his son beau lost his battle with brain cancer. datesy zachary is live at penn medicine's abramson's cancer center where the vice president will be visiting later on today. >> reporter: this is a mission no doubt very close to the vice president's heart. he will be hoo ner university city today meeting with heads of hospitals as well as researchers, some of whom are working on a sort of cancer vaccine right now. now, this moon shot program as the president and vice president call it was publicly announced during this week's state of the union address. it's an initiative to bring together all the key players in the country who fight cancer, get them on the same page, align the resources and money so that a cure and prevention can be fo

smith, kcrg-tv9. tonight has been a pretty mild january night, will it stay quiet overnight, joe? scattered flurries remain in the forecast into tonit as a series of weak after a quiet end to the week the next one approaches from the west on saturday. this will lead to some light rain and snow late saturday into sunday. we continue to monitor a much larger system poised to invade the plains and upper midwest tuesday and wednesday. this storm has the potential to bring significant travel delays. we will keep watching. have a great night. tonight: scattered flurries low: 23-29 winds: w 10-15 tomorrow: m/cloudy, sct. flurries high: 31-37 winds: nw 10-20 back to you. this dubuque man faces multiple weapons charges in connection to a report of shots fired last april. the u-s marshals arrested 30-year-old cowan godfrey yesterday. authorities had been searching for him since july. they thought he'd left the state. law officers recently learned that he was in took him into custody at his home on white street yesterday morning. police say someone fired multiple in jackson park on april 1st

joe amorosino, 7sports. >> the new york daily news poking a little fun at the pats qb antonio smith claims brady was a crybaby in a recent interview. brady's speaking out about the trash talk today. dan hausle has more on what he had to say. teammates getting too worked up about this name calling but one of the patriots kind of broke the usual belichick rule and did a little trash talking himself. tom brady, a crybaby, a whine center that's what one denver broncos are saying and some patriot hitting town on the defense. the coach bill belichick suggest his defense. >> we're focused on the denver broncos and the game. >> reporter: broncos complain when they knocked brady down, the patriots qb is quick to grab the rev's year and ask for a penalty. >> i love when they throw flags on the defenders, absolutely. advance our team, so that's just part of football. >> reporter: rob gronkowski made his own contribution to the pregame trash talking with an off-colored tweet that qe questioned the way denver >> man, i'm very surprised but that's grodges, man. he's a joker, so -- i can't believe he did that, man. >> repor

smith has been covering this story and is live from the scene. brady what can you tell us about what'ss happening there now? let's go back to joe now for a final look at

joe blow lives in apartment one. mary jones lives in apartment two, henry smith lives in apartment three, the building is made out of reinforced concrete. that is mapping. it is geospatial intelligence. that is is what we are doing today. mapping the world to this level of meticulousness to wear some day, and we we are already doing it in parts of the world, when something is out of place it is the tipoff to take action. we read in the new york times that this is an awful development that we are being sloppy, we are conduct dean's signature strike that we do not really know the people we are killing, etc., etc. yet, et cetera. yet, it is exactly the opposite of all of that. yet this is the finale of evil, this is godlike power. we are so meticulous that what we are doing we are completely and utterly convinced of the righteousness of doing it. that is the story of drones. we are overwhelmed with the data that is collected in the mapping of the world, just just in the same way that we are overwhelmed with what is on iphones, where music is, where all of our pictures are, where did i put that document, where's the att

smith has more now from istanbul. >> this was an opportunity for turkey's prime minister to remind the u.s. vice president joe biden of turkey's concerns, it's opposition, really, to any involvement to the syrian kurds in any discussions on the final settlement, any final settlement for the syrian crisis. indeed, the turkish view is if the syrian kurds must be involved in anyway, then they should be with the regime. they should be sitting with assad and not with the opposition groups. >> they're directly connected to the pkk and they're becoming a larger threat from syria. >> while joe biden acknowledges that the separatists pkk are as much of a threat to isil and al nusra, he didn't draw a connection between the pkk and the syrian kurds the ypg because on the ground in syria they aren't the most effective partner in fighting against isil. >> there is a thorough understanding that isil presents a clear and present danger. not only to europe, the neighbor, but particularly to turkey. we have robust operation and the commitment to defeat isil. >> for that part the largest syrian kurdish political group has said

joe namath and the jets. the quarterback and star at crestwood high school was a player at maryland state college he returned home and was the assistant principal at the oscar smith high school. that fills up the classy induction ceremony on april 30 in boards myth. --, a member of the virginia sports hall of fame is one of 14 former players being inducted into the college football hall of fame in december. he graduated in chesapeake and was a two-time packer in north carolina in the early 1980's and paid -- and played 13 seasons in the nfl. >> i was shocked and surprised and honored. i didn't give it a whole lot of thought about will i make it. but i am honored and i'm fortunate to be able to say yes, i am in the college football hall of fame. have seen a chesapeake player be inducted into the hall of fame. -- was inducted in 2014. much more on all of these stories at 10:45. >> we are watching the weather closely. >>> breaking news tonight. sarah palin endorsed donald trump, a major move rallying conservatives, as trump tries to fight off ted cruz. the impact on the race. >>> it is a disaster. an admission about the toxic water crisis that poisoned potentially t

director spike lee announced smith posted a video on social media encouraging the people of color to recognize the power they have and not big for acknowledgment. a trader joe's recall. the chain is pulling back storebrand raw cashew pieces contamination. the product was sent to stores in more than two dozen states, including one in north carolina. it is asking customers to throw the product out or return it for a full refund. trader joe's says it is doing this out of an abundance of caution. steve: we have must-see video on the big board tonight. we begin in switzerland. a large avalanche comes cascading down this mountain road. it was a liberally triggered as a safety precaution. it continues to move side the -- move down the hillside, blocking that mountain road. in st. louis after a car crashed into a fire hydrant. the accident sends water shooting in the air and formed an incredible ice sculpture around the power lines. city crews were able to get in and shut down the water. pretty amazing sight. if you happen to mow down a fire hydrant around here tomorrow, we could end up with that. liz: water bottles that are outside will freeze, dog water bowls will

smith posted a video on social media encouraging the people of color to recognize the power they have and not big for acknowledgment. a trader joe's recall. the chain is pulling back over possible salmonella contamination. the product was sent to stores in more than two dozen states, including one in north carolina. it is asking customers to throw a full refund. trader joe's says it is doing caution. steve: we have must-see video on the big board tonight. we begin in switzerland. a large avalanche comes road. it was a liberally triggered as a safety precaution. it continues to move side the -- move down the hillside, blocking that mountain road. icicles coding the power lines in st. louis after a car crashed into a fire hydrant. the accident sends water shooting in the air and formed an incredible ice sculpture around the power lines. city crews were able to get in pretty amazing sight. if you happen to mow down a fire hydrant around here tomorrow, we could end up with that. liz: water bottles that are outside will freeze, dog water bowls will freeze. let's take you to our big headlines. of course, the cold is a big talker. but we

joe bellevue. >> reporter: two days after someone slashed him in the east village, anthony christopher smith emerged from bellevue hospital, his face swollen from eight hours of surgery and 150 eight hours of surgery and 150 stitches. >> i hope somebody if they have information, report it as soon as possible because he got me without warning, without any provocation. i have no idea who he was. he could get somebody else. >> reporter: police released these photos of the man they believe attacked christopher smith as he walked on east sixth street. investigators describe the suspect as a 20 to 30-year-old asian male 5 feet 6 inches tall he was last seen wearing a black skull cap and black pants. >> you can't stop random people from doing random insane things. all you can do is catch them or put them in the hospital or behind bars. >> the people of new york reached out and helped him quickly. i'm grateful for that. and he is recovering well. >> reporter: the 30-year-old social worker from newark suffered a cut to his back. the laceration across his face damaged five nerves. >> they say i can smile in s

smith's two years as head coach, but it was agreed that the team was making progress. there was improvement. out with three years left on his contract. the bucs co chairman, joe elglazer released this -- joe glazer released a statement, saying this in part: >>> now, there had been some criticism of lovie, specifically the defense, but honestly, it was generally thought that another change this quickly would noted a anything to the continuity of the franchise, which is my problem. with a franchise quarterback in place in winston, the coaching staff seemed to be status quo. lovie would get at least another year to straighten out the defense. that wars the consensus, but now everything is up in the air. the general manager will head up the search for another coach. tom coughlin and chip kelly are available for coaching, but there is talk of promoting dirk some continuety for winston. we'll talk more about this in sports to figure out how this happened. >> right now, chinese stock trading has been halted aftary major market plunge. this is the second time this week that circuit breakers kicked in after a deep plunge, shares stumbled more than 7%. the dow closed d

joe's is up 30 to 19 at half. to lasalle, dayton with good ball movement. look at this drive by skoochy smith., that's his name, skoochy. kicks it out to davis for tray ball. lasalle couldn't keep it close. they fell to dayton 59-44. and drexel hosting hofstra. one point game in the second half. hofstra with picture perfect role. green, andre walker for the easy slam. hofstra would hole onto that lead, beating drexel 70 to 54. >>> and once again villanova looking to bounce back after a tough loss to providence last saturday. red storm madison square garden, mecca tomorrow night at noon right here on fox. >>> to tennis, the woman's australian open finally happened overnight. 3:30 a.m. when you woke up this morning, you expect to hear that serena williams won. no one had dominated their sport quite like serena williams. mostly these matches, you just think is formality. but nothing in this world is guaranteed. and that's what we saw early in this match. serena going for her seventh australian open title. she owns this tournament. going against ankle leak gerber, first set on triple set point bac

joe can you tellin. a decision from one buc place could come at any time. i asked sean xing if he believes lovie smith was fired solely to keep cutter >> we'll find out if cutter becomes the new head coach then it was driven by dirk cutter and their fear of losing them. i think dirk cutter is a -- when the coordinator becomes the head coach it's generally the second time that he succeeds. >> he said i know it's college but he's had some experience as the head coach at bosey state and arizona state obviously not the nfl. the fact he has in in his back pocket a little bit of experience there at that level. then to have three years three different teams of being offensive coordinator. is a guy you feel could have success. >> i hope so. i'm a buc fan at heart. born and raised here. we were for the team. i want nothing more than for our national perception to change. i covered the football league as a whole we're the browns. a lot of other cities. i don't know the organization has come to grips with that but that's has to change. >> light they pull off a win last night a way this franchise has never done b

smith and spike lee announced they are sitting out this year's ceremony... asking for a boycott. the academy president is promising more diversity on the voting board./// ((brian loftus)) > if you shop at trader joe's... we've got a warning for you this morning. the company is recalling its store- brand raw cashew pieces.. they were possibly contaminated with salmonella... but so far, no one has gotten sick. out of precaution, trader joe's and offering a full refund./// demetria, how are the roads this morning? demetria obilor < you're going to run into lots of cones on the strip heading toward harmon because crews are filming the new bourne movie. matt damon will be in this one. expect delays driving through this stretch. delays on southbound i-15 and us 95 in the spaghetti bowl. > < > back to you./// ((kirsten joyce)) > manny ((kirsten joyce)) > manny ring this spring... timothy bradley for a third time. the fight will be held at the m-g-m grand on april 9th. both manny and bradley will hold a press conference later today in l-a... and then head to new york city on thursday. /// your credit score. ((kirsten joyce)) coming up at 6:00... the simple ways to boost your numbers.. and get your score hi

joe torres. we begin with winter weather. snowfalling tonight. a heavy coating left behind in long island. it's made roads slick and caused a minor accident. overnight the temperatures plunge more. >> jeff smith tweeted out a potential for icy roads. he's here now. this was the first measurable snowfall of the season. about 1.5 inches on the island and sta ten island about a half inch. waretown had about two inches. middle sect county with about an inch. the problem is temperatures are at or below freezing region wide. any wet spots on untreated surfaces are liable to freeze over. 27 in morris town and at belmar. the last of the snow flakes have left eastern parts of long island. there may be another snow shower as an arctic cold front slices in from the north and west and that snow shower can move through around 3 or 4:00 a.m. in the meantime icy patches can develop any time overnight. just be mindful. the snow shower can cause additional slick spots and a produce visibility and by morning it's about the cold biting wind. 20s will feel more like 10 degrees and doesn't get much better during the day tomorrow. we also have the possibility of a more significant storm down the pike in your accuw

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joe siegert when she came in. >> reporter: and dan mockbee. >> of course, dan mockbee because he's the husband. >> reporter: a short list of potential suspects for prosecutor linda tally smith. >> i've referred to this case as almost being like the game of clue because you have a very small group and it's a matter of accounting backwards and excluding people. >> reporter: so that's what faced investigators. in which room? with what weapon? and finally, who? >>> coming up -- the questions begin. where was michelle's husband dan the morning of the murder? >> i was sleeping. what a great alibi, right? >> reporter: michelle mockbee's siblings remember her as the big sister who literally couldn't lose. >> she was the contest queen. she won every contest there was for like a two-year run. >> yeah. she won tvs. flat screen tvs. >> tickets to everything, gift cards, you know, everything. >> super bowl parties. >> lucky. >> she loved it. it made her so happy. and it made her even more happy to share her winnings with other people. >> reporter: but now it was michelle's family that had lost so much. >> we were completely dumbfounded as to why anyone would want to hurt her. >> reporte

smith to be their quality control special teams coach. she became first full-time female coach in the nfl history. back in september st. joesbroke down a barrier at their all boys academy by hiring kelly voss to run the ski team she became first full-time female coach in the 16 five-year history of st. joes prep. >> when were you hired here did you look at it as breaking down any barriers of any sort. >> no. i come from a long line of woman who do a little bit more obscure things. it is just something i never even thought of. >> i have to the gone better this year. so i had a few great times. she's doing a great job. >> she knows the the the sport. she knows is what going on. she's a great coach. gender isn't a factor at all. >> reporter: athletics run in her family. kelly's brother nicky's offensive lineman for new york jets and holy is an weight lift shore competed in the 2012 games in london. >> we are a very competitive family. everything that we did was a competition and still is. my uncle swam at ohio state. my mom was first one to receive a scholarship from her high school swimming. >> reporter: kelly isn't worried a