. >> and then, like from heaven, the ladder came down right in front of me.eached out and i thought, well, i better get out of here and let the firefighters do their job. so i pulled, grabbed on to the ladder and i pulled myself through the opening. >> the deputy fire chief chris russo is waiting on the ladder and helps lift dennis up to the rescue team on the bridge. >> when i finally got a hold of dennis he was wedged between his kayak, the ladder and the edge of the culvert. thank god he wasn't a giant guy and i could actually lift him up and get him on the ladder and move him to safety. >> i got him. under the arms. under his arms. >> i was pretty exhausted. i knew that there wasn't much more that i could do, but i was also, at that point, had been prepared to if somebody threw me a rope, i would have gone back and tied it on to suelina. >> dennis and claudia are safe. suelina is still trapped inside the tunnel but she's not alone. >> i'm going to send you a rope and a life jacket. >> a rope and a life jacket. >> jake king is the first firefighter to arri

are. >> the rescue crews shot up the ladder and worked to save the boy, as he tried to kick the ladder because of the pain in his arms, moments later they got a harness around him and were able to lift him to safety. avoiding a tragic day on the mountain. a ski expert on the resort says to avoid this type of scary scenarios, skiers and snowboarders should always prepare to unload early. >>> and future first daughter ivanka trump was harassed by a man before takeoff in new york. other passengers say he appeared to be bothered by ivanka's presence. >> if i was security, i would not take the chance either. but he didn't yell. people were saying there was a screaming fight, none of that happened. >> she was really calm, so she handled it really well. >> president-elect donald trump's transition team says that ivanka trump, her husband and children flew in sfo on their way to hawaii. >>> and facing bullying accusations. >> hey, play us some good nickelback songs. >> i'm sorry, mark, i'm afraid i can't do that. there are no good nickelback songs. >> good, that was actually a test. >> suctizu

are. >> the rescue crews shot up the ladder and worked to save the boy, as he tried to kick the ladder because of the pain in his arms, moments later they got a harness around him and were able to lift him to safety. avoiding a tragic day on the mountain. a ski expert on the resort says to avoid this type of scary scenarios, skiers and snowboarders should always prepare to unload early. >>> and future first daughter ivanka trump was harassed by a man before takeoff in new york. other passengers say he appeared to be bothered by ivanka's presence. >> if i was security, i would not take the chance either. but he didn't yell. people were saying there was a screaming fight, none of that happened. >> she was really calm, so she handled it really well. >> president-elect donald trump's transition team says that ivanka trump, her husband and children flew in sfo on their way to hawaii. >>> and facing bullying accusations. >> hey, play us some good nickelback songs. >> i'm sorry, mark, i'm afraid i can't do that. there are no good nickelback songs. >> good, that was actually a test. >> suctizu

when we arrived on scene flames were shooting 30 feet in the air and two aerial ladder

that ladder happens to bounce up and down at the tip of that ladder has a significant risk of ladderailure, which would jeopardize everybody's life. >> oh, thank jesus, thank you god. >> they appear safe, but it's not over yet. just as the engine driver swings the ladder wide -- >> look out! >> oh, my god! >> the top floor collapses, missing both the rescuer and the rescued by inches. the construction worker survives with second degree burns and a sprained ankle. thankfully, no one else was injured. if you're trapped by fire, our experts want you to remember these tips. call 911 and tell them your exact location. don't assume someone else did it for you. never head back into the fire. get low to the ground and cover exposed skin. watch for falling debris. if you don't want to become a statistic, plan ahead, and stay alive. >> oh, no, oh, my god! >>> a driver starts to drift. >> no, wake up! >> and you're about to become collateral damage. >>> aaa says nearly 5,000 people die on u.s. roads each year in accidents like this. and drivers who are less alert react more slowly and even fall

i go up the ladder and the rising sun is up. i said uh oh. i go to the chiefs quarters of by the anchor. 145 yards to go. i took off. i had no problem getting there. there was nobody there. or down below. and my battle station was in the upper part. why i went below, i do not know. almost made a mistake. we were knee-deep in water immediately. you cannot fire it with wet powder. and you are firing at planes with guns. so we waited. we were unconscious anyhow. we didn't know what to do. our explosion was not the big one. it was one that hit one of the turrets. we think the fourth deck was armored and exploded. and when the explosion came to the six deck i was there. we do not know until we get out of it. when the explosion came, no lights. guys went out for the big one. they couldn't see. you could smell a lot of stuff. you couldn't breathe. in other words, everything was unconscious. nobody was hurt. it was just the explosion part that we got hit at that point. we knew that we were sinking and we knew we were listing to the left port. other t

just as we got -- we started to go down the ladder to the third deck. well, we do have a general station. then also fire at the quarterdeck. i said to them, them two guys ahead of me, come on back up here, we've got a battle station, general quarters. i turn around, come back up. a marine lieutenant says, get back down there! i said i'm going to my battle , station. he said, get back down there! there won't be any panic on this ship. i said, i'm not panicking, i'm going to my battle station. i just went to my battle station. and, well, i guess i moved him out of the way. but the other two guys were in front of me, going down the ladder. they didn't get back up. they're still out there. the bomb had hit it, glanced off, went down through the quarterdeck. the fire was down the deck blow -- below but it looked like a , blowtorch, coming out of the hole that the bomb went in. we were out there, trying to get that fire apparatus going. yelling at the guy, get us some pressure! he said i'm on the phone, trying to get it. nobody answers. we had just a few drop

latter -- on the ladder on the side and crawled down and went on the other side. thinking, you know, that way if they were shooting at us but hopefully they would not be about to hit us. herbert: oil was covering our bodies, so we were getting tired. it is not possible to swim, anduse your skin breathes we were getting tired. and i swam over to the key, this large cement object out there that you can see today. on i climbed, but my hands it and unfortunately there were two men standing on the bumper -- fortunately they were two men standing on the bumper and pulled me to my waist and they said, you need to finish getting up yourself. we need to help other men in the water. i was so tired, i felt like going back in the water. but i knew i would drown, so you get an extra energy and i forced myself up on the bumper. as i did that, one of the other fellows had gone to the other launches tied 30 up and he got one of them and started it up and brought it around by us and told us to get in, he said, i am not stopping because japanese fighters are all over the place. i j

again two ladder trucks brought in. the protests over the death of livonia riggins, you may remember in september, they happened very close to the area. i've been chatting with neighbors and they say that after that unrest and those protests this brand new rec center really was expected to bring a lot of hope to the area. it was going to be a place that kids could go to, they hockey and could stay off the streets. so that hope, that really pillar in the community is demolished this morning. it's a complete loss. back to you. >> rec centers sore convenient, open when school is closed, parents really rely on the affordable care and entertainment for the kids. so devastating. thank you. >>> right now a manatee county man accused of sexually abusing three young girls for years. a substitute teacher in the manatee county school district. this is 29-year-old brad bellinger of ellenson. he faces three molestation counts. the victims ages 10, 12 and 13. the man has been a substitute teacher since 2011. for most of the time he w

. >> they rushed to get a ladder others put padding under in case he fell. the patrol had what they needed minutes later. >> they are coming, here they are, they have the ladder. >> they shot up the ladder to secure the boy as he killed and struggled to stop the pain in his arms. >> quick kicking. relax, you are good. moments later they get a harness around the child and were able to lift him to safety avoiding a tragic day on the mountain. >> glad he is okay. >> people get caught on the ski lifts more often than you think. make sure you are not caught on anything before you get off and if you have a backpack ride with it in the lap. >> after seeing that, i will >> the san francisco city attorney said the police commission is not required to bargain with the union over the new "use-of-force" policy. the commission approved the policy on wednesday, the day before the meeting, the union filed a lawsuit against the city saying the commission engaged in bad-faith negotiations. they changed lank that both sides agreed on in closed door meetings. the city attorney

he pleaded guilty last september to murdering rich a hard and jill unvoluntary ladder today. they called their killingsngs gruesome and said the fact this he happened on mother's day made it all more painful for the voluntary ladder dough family. this murder was discovered by katie very ladder owe, dick and judy's daughter who when their mom and dad didn't show up for a family meeting on mother's day drove to the house and discovered a horrific murder scene. tom excuse can i also stole items from the voluntary ladderl doughun home. he then went on an alast kin crews after he killed the couple. > a pretty scary scene unfolded in prince george's county.nt peopleob seabrook area. the suspects were dressed all in black wearing hoodies and caring guns and crossbows. mow onnde was hurt.t. the police chief says it is important for the community to know that on duty or active law enforcement officers are alwayss easy identifiable. > we are always well identified. clearly articulately a that we are police officers.ers. you will see emergency vehicleee also if there are police pol offi

, and each piece of ladder was six feet. okay, and there was a section of ladder where you could put them together. so i got up there and i started cleaning the glass, and i was doing good because i liked the job pretty good. and i man came out of the building who i didn't know at the time, and he stood back and you watch to me. so when i get down he said, young man, he said, i see you doing a good job washing the windows. so i said yes yes, sir. i've been doing it a long time. and he said he said, have you bn the military? and i said yes, sir. and he said have you ever been in trouble? and i said no, sir. he said, well, we have a gentleman over at the white house that's washing the windows, but you don't know what he's doing, and said we need somebody to wash the windows that know what they doing. i said i will give you a temporary pass and i'm going to give you a stack of papers for you to take home and fill them out, every line, he said, you fill them out. he said, because the secret service is going to check everything a

how does climbing the social must ladder on the part of american immigrants look right now? >> i think, so you are absolutely right the main reason that is has changed is that the immigration laws that have been an active since 65 have favored, have given the second-biggest preference to people with job skills that are in short supply so that could be engineers like perhaps in your family, nurses. we have the new york a lot of filipino nurses and so yes it's definitely true there are a lot of skilled immigrants. but they are not the majority and so for the majority who people come with relatively huge job skills the story is much the same in which immigrants tend not to move very far up the ladder themselves with the exception being if they, if you look at their occupations they don't move up very much. in terms of their financial status they typically improve their lives a lot. what we do have today is a change in a large minority of immigrants who have been let in the country because they are i.t. specialists or doctors and so forth so for them, for them there isn't so muc

. >> i have a question about climbing the social ladder among the i am my glance.understand earlier in american history, they are mostly people, people from agrarian countries and poor countries who are coming here. well now, we have schooled and skillful people emigrating to america. how does the process of climbing the social ladder in america part of immigrants look like now? so i think in -- you're absolutely right. the main thing that changed is due to the immigration laws that have been enacted since 1965, have favored, given the second biggest preference to people with job skills that are in short supply. so that could be engineers, like perhaps in your family in new york a lot of filipino nurses, in the whole country, a lot of filipino nurses. yes, it is definitely true there are a lot of skilled immigrants. but they're not the majority. and so, so, for what is still the majority who are people who come with relatively few jobs skills, the story is very much the same in which immigrants tend not to move very far much up the ladder themselves with the except

and start climbing the economic ladder of this country to have opportunities. and not let you get to where you are stuck in poverty. that is the thinking we got. of all the things that could change the country, you could eliminate a big chunk of the sort of permanent underclass if we can start looking at poverty a different way and view it as it is designed to get people out of poverty, not to help them stay in poverty. that is the problem with the programs you have today. once you are in them it is hard to get out. for instance, if you're on welfare and you get married, your benefits are cut. so you destroy the family. and when you destroy the family, your chances of getting out of poverty are diminished even further. so we have to do things that protect the family and not destroy the family as part of the way we look at dealing with this issue. >> i jump right in a generational poverty and talk about the family. everything that we can do, reform, anything we can do to drive that family back together. you go back to the 1960's. across the board, our families w

so high rescue ladders were too short. how those families finally came down. >>> and lost in the snow for more than a day. how the slip of paper one man carried in his pocket for three decades finally saved him. >>> good evening and thank you for joining us as we bid farewell to 2016. i'm cecilia vega. as new year's celebrations are under way around the world, we begin right here at home with a staggering show of force. a live look right here at new york's times square, the sidewalks are packed. more than a million people expected there for the country's biggest party. security at an all-time high. sanitation trucks are on guard, blocking against possible truck attacks like that deadly one on a christmas market in germany. law enforcement not just here but from coast to coast on high alert tonight against any and all threats. abc's eva pilgrim is right there square starting us off tonight. >> reporter: tonight, more than a million now pouring into times square. security check points going up, trucks in place. 7,000 police,

. >> why walking on a shaky metal ladder takes nerves of steel. >>> we're breaking down the best on the web. and a hot girl on a mission. >> the social experiment that moves silence can be golden. >> isn't this like the ultimate male fantasy? she's blond, she's beautiful, and she's not talking. >>> her name is bailey. bailey was living underneath this shopping cart. bailey has got extra pudge around the middle >> living under a shopping cart as well. >> this story is one of those that has one of those wonderful, wonderful endings. >> anyone else notice that? >> oh, yeah. the burgers definitely working with this one. she's eating for one, two, who knows how many. once they're able to get her, she's enjoying the love she's getting. a few weeks later, look at this. >> those babies are coming. look, there's one. >> that one came out black. the rest are all white, like mama. >> how many did she pop out? >> five in total. >> so stinking cute. really good they were taken off the streets. now they'll be able to care for them until they're old enough to find homes. >> exactly. >> every single on

. >> why walking on a shaky metal ladder takes nerves of steel. >>> we're breaking down the best on the web. and a hot girl on a mission. >> she just stares at these guys. >> the social experiment that moves silence can be golden. >> isn't this like the ultimate she's blond, she's beautiful, and she's not talking. >>> her name is bailey. bailey was living underneath this shopping cart. bailey has got extra pudge around the middle. >> she's pregnant. >> living under a shopping cart as well. >> this story is one of those that has one of those wonderful, wonderful endings. >> anyone else notice that? >> oh, yeah. the burgers definitely working with this one. she's eating for one, two, who knows how many. once they're able to get her, she's enjoying the love she's getting. a few weeks later, look at this. >> oh, my goodness. >> those babies are coming. look, there's one. >> that one came out black. mama. >> how many did she pop out? >> five in total. >> so stinking cute. really good they were taken off the streets. now they'll be able to care for them until they're old enough to find homes.

flimsy ladder. not the job for one man, though. >> the beam he's holding falls, and when that falls, the other piece comes crashing towards him and then that takes the ladder out. he ended up surviving with a broken heel. >> of all the things, pretty amazing. this one, i really just feel sorry for this guy in russia. this guy's trying to b his own car because the car has frozen, he found an ax he's using. going to find a crow bar and starts prying at the door. he's sitting there working. someone else had him covered. >> scary part is, this dummy is going to get behind the wheel. take a chill pill. logan paul has enough excitement for everybody to last us at least through christmas. >> today is a big day because i got this box in the mail. >> no, it's not an ordinary box. what's in that box? >> i'm color blind and inside this box are glasses that will fix my color blindness. >> special glasses. from in chroma. >> okay, here w >> suffers from a form of red/green color blindness, so he got his hands on

it's not clear what the ladder of escalation looks like.u don't know what the response will be or whether there will be a response you can't deter the other guy. he has to know what happens will be so bad they don't take the first step. >> liz, what's your reaction? >> i think it's interesting we are having this conversation now. i think we should have been having this conversation six months ago. i think that now we are realizing the extent of the impact this could have had on the election and now there is a lot of blame put on the obama administration for not taking action sooner. to not have deterred president putin sooner. because now we are seeing the impact this had on our election. we know putin is an opportunist. he keeps pushing and pushing and gets away with what he can until he hits a roadblock or until he'll be deterred. he's somebody that is -- he acts aggressively until he feels like somebody is going to push back. until now we haven't seen pushback. we haven't even seen a stern condemnation until recently. >> i asked matthew

sometime they come down and i would be up on the ladder cleaning the-- the light globes. we had light globes went from one end of the hallway to the other and it's my responsibility to make sure they were clean every monday and sometimes they'd come down and i'd get off the ladder and wouldn't speak to them, i would respect them and good morning, mr. president and then get back up and do my work and stuff. but jimmy carter, he-- well, president clinton, he was very special because when i lost my mother and he came downstairs going to the oval office and i spoke to him and he came over to me and he said, steve, he said i heard that you had lost your mother and he said, you have my sympathy. he said i've been there and the same thing happened when i lost my father, which was a year or two later. he came to me and he said the same thing. and he sent me my-- every birthday he sent me a card. i got, i don't know, about 10 or 15 of those things and every birthday he would send me one. and president carter, he had taken the cake and this is what happened. most of us that worked

the process of climbing the social ladder in america for the immigrants look like now? >> i think, you are absolutely right. the main reason that has changed is the immigration laws that have been enacted since 1965 have favored, given the second biggest preference to people with job skills that are in short supply and that could be engineers like in your family, nurses that we have in new york and lots of filipino nurses, and lots of skilled immigrants. they are not the majority. so what is still the majority of people coming with relatively few job skills, the story is very much the same in which immigrants tend not to move very far up the ladder themselves with the exception being if they are entrepreneurs and if you look at their occupations they don't move up very much but in terms of financial status they typically improve their lives a lot, this large minority of immigrants led into the country because their it specialists or doctors and so forth and for them there isn't so much moving on the occupational ladder as it is adjusting to becoming socially acceptable.

on a fire ladder, cp. >> we out here. >> you hear from some of the players there, thankfully they are okay and in a good mood despite what happened there. airport employees say the plane's landing gear slid off the taxi way because of the bad weather there. 5:44 a.m., we're seeing rain and no snow, chris, you look sad because you don't have any snow. >> reporter: the roads would be a mess if it were snowing. it's a good thing that it's raining. let's get you outside, there's a nice shot of the commodor barry bridge. it shows you what we're dealing with this morning, we have low level clouds and the rain is pushing through. we're picking up ponding on the roadway. we're starting to pick up some fog that will limit the visibility in parts of the area. let's flip it over to the radars, and show you what's going on. we have a nice shield overspreading the entire delaware and lehigh valleys. the yellows are popping up, that's where the heaviest is being reported. we'll take a couple of zooms and first off we'll move into atlantic county right now. you can see steady rain just north of atla

. >> it is a ladder of options. it starts with naming and shaming russia in private, which is something we know president obama did to pugh putin this summer in china. and then naming and shaming in public which is what the u.s. intelligence committee did during the election. then you have economic sanctions. the obama administration has tried that for months after russia's actions in ukraine. it has punished russia's economy. if that doesn't work you can raise it by attacking back, doing the same thing they did to us, right, that could be releasing embarrassing information, say the financial holding of vladimir putin or going after critical infrastructure in russia. get unquote, turning the lits off in moscow. trouble with that, don, and this is a concern that the obama administration expressed, that could lead to similar retaliation from russia. we know they have access to our up from structure. is that a path that you want to go down? retaliation brings risks. >> since the elections do you believe that cyber hack

at this hour ladders have come down for the most part heavy hoses dragged back to the truck. many fire crews left the scene here their work is done. fire marshall has taken over and investigating to find out how this all started, mike and alex. >> nice job there. >>> in the bill cosby trial in montgomery county a judge is allowing prosecutors to use damaging testimony that cosby gave in a lawsuit ten years ago. that deposition was given as part of the civil suit filed by his accuser andrea constand. the cosby admitted giving drugs and chill to woman before sex. he also admitted to hosting constand in his home and fondling her, cosby says it was consensual, prosecutors say constand was only semi conscious after cosby gave her pills for stress. trial is planned for june. >>> attorneys from the green party have filed a lawsuit at federal courthouse, here in olde city. they are asking a judge to order a recount of pennsylvania's november election, november 8th vote. the attorneys who filed the suit against state's lex officials say that the state's barriers to a recount violate v

just a lot of smoke coming from the top of the buildings as firefighters have two ladder trucks and they are working to fight this fire i can show you video that we took a half hour or 40 minutes ago of the flames as they're shooting out of the roof and out of the windows and the doors of this building. again, this is the wilson park recreation center an we are on 76 and destin in the palm river area. i can tell you just from getting new information from the fire department, when they arrived just before 3:00 the smoke and flames were through the roof and it really shows the intensity of the building. the incredibly sad part about this story, this was under renovation. it was a multimillion dollar renovation to make it into a boys and girls club. that money, $2.5 million was volunteer nated from the venic family to make that happen. part of the building was under construction. at this point we don't know what materials were inside. you have to imagine construction materials things like lumber, electrical equipment, all of those things likely fuelled the fire. neighbors i here devastated

lawncare companies are all gonna have the know-how and the equipment in order to do the holiday so, ladders and special equipment they'll have on hand and know how to use"going that route, she says, is much more affordable than hiring professionals who design as well as decorate.and both will know better than to overload one electrical outlet with too many decorations(sot/ angie hicks / founder "angie's list" : 57 - 1:02 )"i can speak from experience on that one. i did eve"proof that even pros need tips on to safely deck the halls.chris clackum, nbc news check out the line outside a toys-r-us in georgia for two of the hottest and hardest to get items of the holiday season. participating stores announced the sale of the nintendo nes classic and the breakout toy "hatchimals" on saturday.. and that night, crowds of people started lining up. both toys sell for about 60-dollars each. the white house wants to capitalize on the success of "pokemon go" by launching an augmented-reality app called "16-hundred."when users point their phone at a dollar bill, the app focuses on george washington's face

you can see the ladder trucks up near the apartment building.take a look at video from earlier where you could see that fire fighting effort here. quite a big scene here. firefighters say when they got here initially there was a very big fire and moving up to the third floor. there were people trapped inside. firefighters rushed to get them out. 12 people had to be rescued from this building. 20 people displayed. as we have been talking the mass transit has been effected by this. there are bus detours. the deputy fire commissioner spoke to us about the challenges this morning. >> companies were able to assist those people. >> apartment sfier always a challenge. you multiple people living. you know there will be a lot of people that will need to be resting. it made a difference to me. >> reporter: and you can see video from frankford avenue a short time ago. you can see the big fire department response here. this area is closed off. i spoke with a woman. she woke up to someone yelling fire. she opened the door to find a wall of smoke. the red cro

and ladders you can see behind me. almost 12 people were rescued from this building behind me. >> reporter: this is right off of frankford avenue, so just very busy area. >> this is going back and forth, at time, had delayed them, diverted them rather at erie and torresdale. but the trains back and moving. you can see the fire instruction still blocking, so the number five bus, as well as number three bus, also diverted this morning as fire officials investigate, and firefighters here clean up what is left here. but for now live in frankford, trang do, cbs-3, "eyewitness news", rahel, joe, back to you. >> trang, thank you. >> tough night for fire fighters lansdowne delaware county. it took them almost an hour to get the flames under control. along nyack street just before 11:00 last night. fortunately, there are no report of injuries, and investigators are searching for the cause of the fire. >>> a 17 year old boy is in critical condition after he is robbed and shot in germantown, police say it happened last night arou

firefighters cruised ladders to get everyone down -- used lartsdz to -- ladders to get everyone down from the higher floors. the fire chief said the fire is suspicious. >>> a daring heist unfolded in france today, four men were able to steal gold worth 1 $.5 million. the criminals were operating in multiple cars they surrounded an armor truck and forced it off the highway. they locked up the two deliver men in the back of the truck. the suspect set fire to their own car and took off. >>> a sheriff's deputy is being hailed a hero after saving a baby at a tax collectors office. the deputy sprung into action while the 15-month-old stopped breathing while his mother was holding. >> i thought i was going to break him. infant cpr is more delicate than an adult. he said a little prayer while he was holding the baby, he believes it was a miracle that he could help the child survive. >>> a new york city family created a festive scene with reindeer rocking out to holiday music on the upper east side. the resident said jingle bells is blasting on repeat from 7:00 a.m. to midnight. else seeking

so intense of their front door trapped inside and had to wait for the fire department to descend ladders on a back porch. but help this holiday you can visit our website. rather go funny page. kron4news-dot-com >> reporter: tibias in good spirits and also says that the new starter but it has corporations on sunday in denver before in the playoffs for the first time since 2002. >> reporter: cold outside right now national weather service has just issued some freeze warnings out in the north and east bay. they're in the per all expecting some very cold temperatures overnight tonight. those numbers already getting chilly and the temperatures by early morning getting stuck 29 degrees and serosa 29 in livermore. i if it: the bay forties' 35 degrees in livermore. 37 in concord 34 nevada of 33 degrees and seven rows up hovering around freezing. tomorrow morning when you wake up the sea temperatures patchy foss outside and then heading in plenty of sunshine and cool side. a numbers a little bit warmer tomorrow in the upper 50s as we had in toward the afternoon. and mind to 9 degrees when warmer

right now here live you can see the ladder is still up.ee those firefighters out there, some of them are wrapping up. they say that the response was major response. it was two alarms so they had about 75 apparatus -- 20 apparatus rather and about 75 people responding. now, at at this point this is still under investigation. we don't know a cause and we don't know an origin. the fire marshal is on the scene. for that now reporting live in frankford, annie mccormick channel6 "action news." back to you. >> thank you, annie. >>> now to our other breaking story. new jersey state police confirmed overnight that a trooper was among two people killed in a terrible head on crash in millville cumberland county. "action news" reporter katherine scott is live at the port norris barracks where that trooper was stationed. katherine. >> reporter: matt, that's right. trooper frankie williams and another driver died in this crash last night. so far police haven't released a whole lot of details about that other driver. we do know trooper williams was 31 ye

sometime they come down and i would be up on the ladder cleaning the-- the light globes. we had light globes went from one end of the hallway to the other and it's my responsibility to make sure they were clean every monday and sometimes they'd come down and i'd get off the ladder and wouldn't speak to them, i would respect them and good morning, mr. president and then get back up and do my work and stuff. but jimmy carter, he-- well, president clinton, he was very special because when i lost my mother and he came downstairs going to the oval office and i spoke to him and he came over to me and he said, steve, he said i heard that you had lost your mother and he said, you have my sympathy. he said i've been there and the same thing happened when i lost my father, which was a year or two later. he came to me and he said the same thing. and he sent me my-- every birthday he sent me a card. i got, i don't know, about 10 or 15 of those things and every birthday he would send me one. and president carter, he had taken the cake and this is what happened. most of us that worked

brad: why the coming cold snap should have you thinking of climbing a ladder ladder if you own a home. >> snuggle up with cocoa. hi day. drink up. larry: the storm watch team is tracking the winter blast for kalamazoo, michigan, w crews deal with snow and a bitter chill. >> i'm meteorologist jeff porter. in the last six days we have seen 17 inches of snow. evidence thereof through thursday. we have the teens through thursday. and the road conditions that will freeze and the area wide white-outs. it feels like it will be 15 degrees below zero. larry: that cold air is headed our way. larry: brad bell has a look at what to do to get ready before the went every blast arrives brad: some is obvious. dig out the hat and the gloves. but other things are not. getting the home and the car ready. get out a ladder or hire come-up with to do it. clean out your gutters. the problem is the ice damming. if you get frozen layer of ice it can back up in the gutter and the moisture can work its way back up under the roof shinglals to cause serious damage. disconnect the hoses from the faucets and drain

that's when a co-worker kicked the ladder to get him away from the electrical circuit and immediately called 911. >> our guys arrived first. they showed up and found he was not breathing. started cpr and delivered f fibrillation one time. they started cpr again and the notice he started breathing. >> reporter: first responders describe why they believe this man was able to be brought back to life. reporting in rockville, meagan fitzgerald, news 4. >>> in mexico the death toll continues to rise u in that fireworks market explosion. now investigators are look iing closely u at some of the safety measures that may have been ignored. that is not the first time something like this has happened at this particular marke powder hangs in the air. dogs brought in helping with the grim task of looking for more bodies. authorities now say at least a dozen people are unaccounted for. an 8-year-old among them and a 50-year-old. he is clinging to fading hope. >> translator: we have hope. >> reporter: when asked who does he blame, this man says it's as if a plane fell from the sky or a fact i ri blew

wall and that ladder melted.ine how hot it was inside. how long does it take for something like that to cool down? >> well depends. the walls in there -- again as you said earlier, it is like a little oven. when the floors the the roof failed, the ladder will melt at 1,100-1,200 degrees. they probably had temperatures inside up to 2,000 degrees. where the victims, i know they are finding them all over. you can only imagine the people looking for -- some way to get out. when the collapse occurred -- it may have caught people in different places. so -- the level of preservation of the victims is going to vary from what part of the building they were in and what was unfire and the intensity of the fire in those areas. that's -- those things are all supported by the walls. this have to be very careful as they go through there. i think they have that pretty much squared away from what i've seen just based upon aerial observation from the rooftop above and the way they are using equipment in there. it appears that th

they were only able to leave two at a time using a fire truck extension ladder. nobody was hurt in the mishap. the vikings play the packers in green bay tomorrow. >>> the four day manhunt for the suspect in the berlin terrorist attack is finally over tonight all because of a stroke of luck. today police approached 24-year- old anis amri at a suburban train station in italy and purely by chance asked for his id. then the suspect pulled out a pistol and started shooting. police returned fire and killed him. investigators believe the tunisian national drove a truck into a christmas market in berlin monday. 12 people died in that attack. tonight amri's mother is demanding answers from the tunisian and german governments. translator: they think he was a terrorist? no. my son was not a terrorist. they should have arrested him and conducted an investigation. >> today isis released this video of amri pledging his allegiance to the islamic state. >>> also tonight president- elect donald trump and russian president vladimir putin are doubling down when it comes to nuclear

the further you go up the ladder, the more you will be exposed. the more people can criticize you.ore they can come after you. more negativity there is towards you. and more people that can then pile on. i daresay stay off social media. when you're getting pummeled, don't pay attention to it. i did not grow up in the era of social media. i can't imagine what it would be like at the citadel had we have facebook. it would have been too much. , in themy story id-90's, on my 17th birthday, was in june during high school. -- junior in high school. i decided for the first and last time in my life, that i would quit. i quit high school when i was a junior. i walked out one a

it's an aluminum ladder. in the shot you see part of the ladder melted away. aluminum melts at 1221 degrees. we know by looking at that, that that fire inside is over 1200 degrees as it's exiting the windows. that would create super heated gases inside -- in the smoke. one breath of those super heated gases would render the person unconscious and they would succumb to the fire. >> the makeshift stairway from the first to the second floor apparently reportedly was made of pallets and your thoughts on that? >> well, when you start -- let's say you start a camp fire or any type of fire and you space the wood so there is an air gap in between. that's what a pallet is. we have seen big pallet fires at the companies where they burn for hours. it's the optimum burning capacity for everything. [ overlapping speakers ] >> yeah, it gives you the spacing between the wood to give the fire the ability to burn. if you look at the inside of that building, a lot of it, there was no fire blocking, no walls, no safety checks in place to keep the people safe. >> that gives you a

they have to call the fire department has to come out here with their ladders, so the firemen and the cops can go up on the ladders and rooftops and look for a second gun they suspect was thrown up on a house here on the boulevard. then they brought the a gunpowder police sniffing k-9 into help search as well. all in the night the's work for philadelphia police. a few cops are in line for good commendtation karen and thomas not just from frustratest from their superiors for catching three armed robbers who knows what they would have been up to with two guns driving around the streets if the cops didn't catch them before or after getting that one victim who, by the way they brought back over here and he positively identified the three guys who hell him up >> working hard in the overnight the hours, all right , steve, thank you. >>> 5:07. >>> two philadelphia police officers are banged up more breaking news because there was a car crash. someone crash in the patrol vehicle, they needed to go to the hospital this was just around 2:00 this morning. the scene right through can tell is broa

the government is injecting £60 million a year to help first—time buyers get a foot on the housing ladderare crowded out of the market by second home owners. housing minister gavin barwell said the cash would be channelled through local councils to community—led groups providing affordable housing. the south—west will receive the most funding. people sleeping rough are 17 times more likely to be a victim of crime than members of the public. that's according to homeless charity crisis. they also found 80% of homeless people are regularly attacked and abused, some even urinated on. 0ur social affairs correspondent michael buchanan has more. london commuter trains provided a place of safety and shelter for one man who was homeless for five years. he would sleep on the carriages heading in and out of the city. he became frightened of the streets after becoming the subject of an unprovoked attack one night. after becoming the subject of an unprovoked attack one nightlj after becoming the subject of an unprovoked attack one night. i was in leicester square, got into a discussion with a young ma

you see him eventually coming down that ladder there.s started about 4:00 in the morning when authorities say they found a minivan in the sand off the great highway. police ran the plates, found the van owner was wanted for felony parole violation. that's when a homeowner nearby reported a break-in attempt. the man who called police describes what happened next. >> turn on the lights, open up the door to the atrium where the ladder leads up to the roof, and i get on top of the roof and i look over to the day care next door and he's on that roof. >> officers got the man to climb down from the roof with the ladder. police have not indicated why the suspect previously violated parole or what kind of charges he might now be facing. >>> 6:35. a new direction for san francisco's embattled police department. last night the police commission gave final approval to new use of force policies. the new rules ban the use of carotid artery restraents which many argue can quickly turn into a choke hold. it also bans officers from firing at moving vehic