i got to go over to john glenn and i shook his hand. i said, senator glenn, i must tell you that when i was trying to get the representation of friendship 7 correctly on the medal, i came across the archives a kind of crummy pdf document from the manned space center. on page 132 or something there was some they call a pilots flight report. i felt like i found, you know, the holy grail. and john glenn, perfectly and matter of fact ease, he recounts the most hair-raising various you could possibly imagine. i did not -- i want to move this along. i was going to read to you. but i want to get to the question-and-answer period. while i was standing there telling him, a woman who was kind of in charge of things wanted to move the senator over to a photo op. and john glenn said, hold on. i am speaking to the man who designed the medal. and it was for me, and out of body experience. because it was a page out of tom wolfe. where the astronauts went up against the nasa brass and scientists, look, we are not going to be put in a capsule. that is a

i have got to go over to john glenn and i should his hand and i said senator glenn, i must tell you that when i was trying to get to represent friendship seven correctly a metal, i came across nasa's archives kind of a crummy pdf document from manned spaceflight center and in that document on page 32 or something or hundred 32, it was something called pilot flight report. i felt like i found the holy grail. in john glenn's perfectly matter of fact nasa ease he recounts the most hair-raising experience that you can possibly imagine. i actually copied it and was going to read some to you, but i went to move this along so we can get to a question and answer period. while i was standing there telling him that, a woman who is kind of in charge of things wanted to move the senator over to a photo op and john glenn said, hold on, i'm speaking to the man who designed the metal and for me this is an out of body experience because it was out of a page from tomball. it was out of a page from the right stuff for the astronauts went up against the nasa brass and scientists at the time and said, look,

. >> this is marine lieutenant colonial john h. glenn jr.l be the first american to fly in orbit around the world. >> we're embarking in a new field, space science and i'm happy and proud i can maybe contribute in my own way in this new field. >> john glenn came along next and flew the first orbital flight for an american. to us, that was a huge deal because now we had an american hero who could at least stand up. >> god speed, john glenn. >> three, two, one. >> this is mercury control. the spacecraft is committed to the third orbit. >> looks good. we'll see you back. >> all right, boy. >> shortly before he is supposed to reenter the atmosphere, the word comes there is a possibility that glenn's heat shield has detached from the base of the capsule. >> go ahead. >> we have decided to reenter with the tank on. >> what is the reason for this? do you have any reason, over? >> the only thing holding the heat shield on are three straps, which are attached to the retro rockets. >> we feel it's safer to reenter with the retro package on, over? >> r

she was asked to double check the computer's math on john glenn's orbit around the earth.neetting to carry the might send summary floating off into the solar system. in her 33 years at nasa, she was a pioneer who broke the barriers of race and gender. everyone can excel in math and science and reach for the stars. in the early 1960's a lawyer was bill ruckelshaus taking samples from streams choked with dead fish. he called it a very good time. we may have different definitions of a very good time. it was all part of protecting americans from big polluters. in 1971 richard nixon created the environmental protection agency, he made bill its first director. dpa gilad developed a new clean air standards and band the harmful precedent -- pesticide ddt. thatt the precedent america must come together to protect the environment. he resigned from the administration rather than derail the watergate investigation. he has never truly retired. he has led the fight to protect --puget sound. he has spent his life putting country before party or politics. cleaner andwater our lives are br

she was even asked to double check the computer's math on john glenn's orbit around the earth.laughter] so if you think your job is pressure-packed, hers meant forgetting to carry the one might send somebody floating off into the solar system. [laughter] in her 33 years at nasa, she was a pioneer who broke the barriers of race and gender, showing generations of young people that everyone can excel in math and science and reach for the stars. in the early 1960's, a lawyer named william ruckelshaus drove through indiana in a truck, taking samples from streams choked with dead fish. he called it "a very good time." i think we have different definitions of a good time, but it was all part of protecting americans from big polluters. in 1970, when richard nixon created the environmental protection agency, he made bill , a fellow republican, its first director. under his leadership, the epa developed a new clean-air standards, banned the harmful pesticide ddt, and bill set a powerful precedent, that protecting our environment is something we must come together and do as a country. he

john glenn is with me. there's your camera. what is this again? >> this is video, we're speaking about dorothy vaughan, the woman inside who thought it was a drill. the "l.a. times" has posted this video, shot from inside. >> what bat are we on? >> bat 8. >> and bat 10 is the source here. i read this thing from her a few minutes ago. play it. >> i was looking out the window. >> what is that? they're coming on here. they're running right there. okay. they're coming over here? >> that's where they're coming. >> see them, they're all right here. she thought it was an active shooter drill. they have them around once a month or so. because they have people who are not entirely stable there all the time and she and others like her thought it was an active shooter drill and now we know from what we're seeing on the big wall behind me, it is certainly not. authorities are massed trying to get all the information they can. they brought five bus loads of people. five bus loads of them to the to a nearby church. so that those people could be interviewed. bec

she was even asked to double-check the computer's math on john glenn's orbit around the earth.o if you think your job is pressure packed, hers meant that forgetting to carry the one might send somebody floating off into the solar system. in her 33 years at nasa she broke race and gender, showing generations of young people that everyone can excel in math and science and reach for the stars. in the early 1960s, lawyer named bill ruckelshaus drove through indiana in a truck taking samples from streams choked with dead fish. he kacalled it a very good time. i think we have different definitions of a very good time, but it was all part of protecting americans from big polluters. and in 1970 when richard nicxon created the environmental protection agency, he made bill, a fellow republican, its first director. under bill's leadership the epa developed new clean air standards, banned the harmful pesticide ddt. most importantly bill set a powerful precedent, that pr protecting our environment is something we must come together and do as a country. he became known as mr. clean and lived

. >> juliet: the john glenn's shuttle. was headed to the international was the fourth attempt of an launch. 7400 pounds of cargo on board along with christmas presents. a previous grocery a previous grocery delivery attempt failed after liftoff in october. hopefully this will work out. >> ben: today marks 74 years of pearl harbor. the attack push the united states into the second world war. the navy the navy and national park service will cohost a remembrance event at its joint base pearl harbor in hawaii, more more than 3000 people are expected to attend. >> juliet: we are going to take a break, it is 6:26 a.m. >> ben: top stories, weather, traffic when we return. plus. >> juliet: however boards, new warnings. they are spontaneously combusting. there are some issues with them. no way. savor an egg mcmuffin any time you like. a fresh cracked egg, canadian bacon and an english muffin with real butter. mcdonald's all day breakfast menu. >> from "fox 5 news", this is >> juliet: hello everyone. what are we looking at here? >>

past primaries we would have had president newt gingrich or president herman cain or president john glenn. all of those folks were leading in the polls at this particular time before their respective primaries and of course, ended up being asterisks in the presidential race. that's the question we have here, is donald trump a lasting phenomenon. it's been amazing, the staying power he's had to this point. can he keep it going for the next two months and what happens when he stumbles, because all candidates do stumble. when he has his stumbling moment, how will he cope with that here new hampshire? >> he is grabbing the headlines but what about the ground game there, and does it matter in new hampshire? >> the ground game does matter a great deal. and donald trump does not -- is not the most organized candidate in the state. only three candidates of the 14 are still left, only three candidates have visited new hampshire less than donald trump has. it's not like he's ignored the state, just in contrast to others, chris christie spent three times as many days here as he has. george pataki, a

she was even asked to doublecheck the computers map on john glenn's orbit around the earth.ter] so if you think your job is pressure packed, hers meant that forgetting to carry the one might send somebody floating off into the solar system. [laughter] in her 33 years at nasa and was a pioneer who broke the barriers of race and gender and showing generations of young people that everyone can excel in math and science and reach for the stars. in the early 1960s, a lawyer named bill ruckelshaus road through indiana in a truck taking samples from streams choked with dead fish. he called it a very good time. i think we have better definitions of a very good time but it was locked away of protecting americans from big polluters. in the 1970s when richard nixon created the environmental protection agency he made bill, fellow republican, its first director. under bill's leadership the epa developed new clean air standards, banned the harmful pesticide ddt. most importantly bill set a powerful president in particular environment is something we must come together and do as a country.

primaries, we would have had president herman cain or john glenn.se folks were leading in the polls at this time before their respective primaries. that is the question we have here. his donald trump a lasting phenomenon? can he keep it going for the next two months? what happens when he stumbles? all candidates to stumble. how will he cope with a stumbling moment in new hampshire? host: what about the ground game? does it matter in new hampshire? >> it does matter a great deal. donald trump is not the most organized candidate in the state. only three candidates of the 14 still left have visited new hampshire less than donald trump has. others, chris christie spent three times as many days here as he has. george pataki almost three times as many days. lindsey graham almost four times as many days. the ground game does matter. and with this crowded the iowa caucuses before hand, this will test that theory that the ground game does matter. iowa could have a greater impact on new hampshire than in the past. heard.bly, i call it the in the last week of

time that may be the first we have seen big john on live television in decades. glenn harris was a fixture on local tv, he played for howard university. he spent his entire 40-your broadcasting career in washington. he had a number of big guests calling in to say goodbye from the wishing him well, including james brown, sugar ray leonard, and our very own tim brant. we heard lots of stories about him tonight. robert: 41 years in the game. it's one thing to be in the game, another to be successful. leon: all the best to him. robert: the comeback cap's, next. >> and now the toyota sports desk, brought to you by your local toyota dealers. robert: tonight the caps showed us why they are the best in the moscow politician division. they were down 3-1 starting against tampa, but we pick it up in the third, alex ovechkin on the attack for stop he easily scores. that is a second goal of the night. 3-3, chainl tied at reaction. the caps smell blood. marcus johanson finishes. the caps come back and win 5-3. coach: they are not going to just come in here and lie down. they are goi

glenn "hurricane" schwartz johning us with his first alert forecast. >> i don't think we'll have to worry about rain for the early portion of the day but perhaps afternoon russia affected. we have, well, cooler conditions today than what we've seen over the last four. four straight days of record high temperatures. 50 degrees right now. feels certainly cooler but the average high is 44. we're going to be going down. we've got rain coming tomorrow, and then a cool shot. first one and the only one probably the entire month. temperatures tonight, holding fairly steady. upper 40s to near 50. no rain during the night tonight or first thing tomorrow, but could be periods of heavy rain. i'll show you timing of what area's hit hardest with the seven day in a few minutes. >>> tonight search for a missing teenager is now a murder investigation. 15-year-old nicole angstadt disappeared two weeks ago in cape may county. her pbody was found yesterdayy. >> cydney long has been in middle township. >> police have made arrests but charges no the related to the murder, what's that about? >> reporter: jim an

. >> final note, glenn harris will host the final sports talk tonight. in studio guest is big john thompson at 9:00 on newschannel8. leon: a big line-up calling in. robert: huge show tonight. alison: he deserves it. we will miss him. the final look at the weather. steve: i miss the warm weather. we will show you the outlook. chilly day for the football game. the winds will ease. a lot of sunshine to enjoy. winter arrives on monday. leon: fingers are crossed. which truck brand do you think offers best in class hd towing, best v8 horsepower, and has this year's motor trend truck of the year? ram. chevy. what do you think? the ford. here's the answer. that's the chevy silverado hd, the chevy silverado, and the chevy colorado. chevy, chevy, chevy. or trade up to this silverado all star and get a total value of ten thousand dollars when you finance through select lenders. plus, find your tag and get twenty-five hundred bonus cash onon select silverado models in stock. find new roads at your local chevy dealer. it's the holidays, which means a house full of people, who all want to get on

john boruk. >> nbc 10 first alert weather with chief meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz. >> we have a christmasre already climbing to get to the point. it's climbing with rain. a rainy rush, rainy evening much of the night tonight. smashing records on christmas eve. beating records by more than you could imagine. and more weekend rain after this round ends. that's not going to be the end of the rain for the weekend. of course, everything is wet right now. but it's not as foggy as it was earlier today. 63 degrees. 20 degrees above average and it's going up from here. east southeast wind five miles an hour. 66 degrees is the record for today. we could get there or beat it by midnight. we're definitely beating the record tomorrow going for 76. we may break the record on friday, christmas day. and likely to break the record on sunday. only day we're not going to break the record is on saturday. get a little bit of a break from the extreme warmth. temperatures in upper 50s to near 60. 63 blue bell right now. wow. 62 mt. holly. 63 washington township. and in wrightstown. all of the places will be in

until then i'm john bore uk for comcast sports net. >>> first alert weather with glenn hurricane schwartzke bowl season or christmas season or new year's. but it is. and it's going to continue for a while. at least the rest of the month. tracking more rain. we got rain this morning. we're on a pretty wet weather pattern. we'll be smashing temperature records especially christmas eve. it will be warm all weekend. we're going to have another perhaps 70 on sunday. cloudy skies. wind is blowing out of the west to southwest. and it's keeping us warm. 60. five degrees warmer than this time yesterday. humidity is high. some fog around. it was cold over the weekend. official high today 61. tomorrow going for near 68, which would be a record. and that could occur at night. right now it's 54 in allentown, 57 in quaker town. coatsville, doylestown and redding. 58 in washington township. 59 degrees in wilmington. wrightstown, 60 in trenton. even with cloudy skies and rain, the temperatures are in some cases about 20 degrees above arg. 64 in lewis, delaware. and we're going to be significantly warmer

john mccain, who joined him on the trail. eric, you have some news. >> detective curt glenn, good friend of mine, is one of them that got together drive. they delivered so many toys in the area. these are great cops doing great work. kgo and i are hosting fox' big new year's show. it's going to be a -- donald trump is going to ring in the new year with us, and you'll hear from a bunch more of 2016 contenders. you definitely don't want. ring in the new year and make it an amazing 2016, hopefully with a nice, new president. >>> i'm going to call on myself next because i've got a great story of survival. a boy scout leader, 50 years of age, was showing a cave to three young scouts in new jersey when a bear grabbed him and pulled him inside. he suffered bites in both shoulders but he fought off the bear, hitting the bear twice in the head with a rock hammer. then he went into a fetal position to avoid. any food they had to draw the bear outside. he spent 80 minutes inside the cave, and the dog that had been accompanying him was able to get the bear to chase it back up the hill. we're glld. >> can you top that? >> no, i can't. >>> gr

john boruk for comcast sports net. >>> your first alert weather now with chooef meelgs glenn "hurricane" schwartz. >> speaking of thewas for the one on sunday. hope for a different result too. we're tracking more rain. some this morning and we have more coming tomorrow. a fairly wet pattern through the weekend. we'll be smashing some records for christmas eve. just an unbelievable way. it will be relatively warm all weekend. wait until you see the number for sunday. sunday could be another record-breaker. we're starting to see some of the fog developing in parts of the area right now. it's 59 degrees. humidity is 87%. we're pretty saturated here. 3 degrees warmer than it was at this time yesterday. it's in the 50s north and west, including in the poconos. 52 degrees. that's not so good for the ski areas. then 60 in mount holly and millville. 62 in atlantic city, at the airport, that's the warm spot for now. and we're going to continue to see this warmup. we had a chilly weekend. 57 yesterday. 61 was the high today. going for 68 tomorrow. that may not occur until the evening hours. and then, on thursday, it's going t

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john clark, we're right back. >>> the 70s are long gone. >> that's right, we have a wintery mix in the northern areas tonight and heavy rain for the morning rush. >> for glenn "hurricane" schwartz and all of us here, i'm jacqueline london. the news continues now with "nbc nightly news." good night. . >>> tonight, triple threat. blizzard conditions, tornados, flash floods. 100 million americans at risk with a storm that has already killed dozens. >>> no charges. a grand jury does not indict the rookie police officer who shot and killed 12-year-old tamir rice. tonight many are outraged. >>> the first look into the chicago home where police accidentally killed a mother of five. now embattled mayor rahm emanuel cuts his vacation short to face the fallout. >>> peyton manning hits back. the nfl superstar telling nbc sports he may take legal action over doping allegations while the reporter who accuses him will not back down. >>> and flight risk. dozens of deaths lead

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for glenn "hurricane" schwartz and all of us here at nbc 10, have a great day and a terrific weekend. is >> john: essentially, yes. >> john: well, i know that my assassin skills are a little rusty, but it never seemed to me to be a good idea to tell the target that he was a target. >> eduardo: well, not if you intend to go through with the assignment. i don't. >> john: good to know. so why the heads-up? why not keep it to yourself? >> eduardo: 'cause i think your life is still very much these people--they tend not to give up. >> john: okay, i'll bite. who's "they"? >> belle: so, i made a list for my assistant of everything that needed to get done for my office to open, and then i realized, i don't have an assistant and i can't afford an assistant. mom? hello?

speakers include johns hopkins university professor daniel webster and the president of the american bar association. this is three hours. glenn mcconnell: good morning, everyone. on behalf of the entire college of charleston community, welcome to "moving from crisis to action: a public health approach to reducing gun violence." and especially welcome to our friends and sponsors from mother emanuel ame church, the american bar association, thank you all for being here. my thanks to the following organizations. the american academy of family physicians, the american college of physicians, the american psychiatric association, the brady center to prevent gun violence, and the law center to prevent gun violence. i am so pleased to be able to take part in this event. the college of charleston is particularly honored to have a role today in the event. we are committed to serving as a center of reconciliation and a place for dialogue in our community in the aftermath of the tragic and horrific shooting that took place here in june, in which we lost one of our longtime great employees, cynthia hurd. she was a librarian, a beloved mem

glenn, from the mailroom! (vo) get rid of cable. and upgrade to directv. call 1-800-directv. >>> welcome back. adobe reporting fourth quarter earnings this hour. johnto the company's ceo about the results and has the details now. >> we are the only ones he spoke to before the earnings call. i asked him where he saw particular strength during the quarter. >> across the board, creative cloud we saw strength in the education segment. we certainly as we deliver more innovation are driving more distance from cs, so the need for people to move to cc is more compelling. the photography plan continues to do well on the creative side. to your point though, international expansion, we talked about international lagging. now that's accelerating. the company's firing on all cylinders. we are certainly in the sweet spot of what's happening in the industrial. >> he is talking about cs and cc, saying people feel the need to upgrade and get on their cloud subscription product because their older products aren't enough for what they want to do. that's good news. what he is looking to do now is grow share of wallet. getting people to buy more within the subscription

trial that john yang mentioned of a 30-year police commander who's accused of sticking a gun into the mouth of a person he had chased down the street and accused of having a gun, this is glennago at the same time. >> there's another statistic and i don't remember it but the number of times ipra looked at cases of potential police misconduct and the number of actual rep ll ll ll ll lly rebr >> there's a control process of something rising to manslaughter or second-degree murder and then a disciplinary process of are you shooting people too often when you don't need to be? the numbers show and cited in the letter to the attorney general of chicago asking the doy to get involved saying something is wrong. if more than 99% of the time there's no disciplinary action whatsoever. another to int to make, kate, looking at the images of chicago, everybody remembers ferguson and a negative way because some of the protests did get so out of hand and street violence, more citizens and officers were put in danger. you remember that was covered for days on end in the u.s. press. that was a department of 54 officers, kate. what we're looking at here is a department of 13,000 officers. and