in the newsroom chris lawrence news 4. >> thanks. >>> we have placed more information from the sentencing guideline documents on our website. nbcwashington.com. >>> after some of the coldest air of the season we could be enjoying some of the warmest. chief motor doug kammerer joins us with how the weekend is shaping up. how's it look? >> good to seep the flag by union station not moving at all. last night, windchill 9 degrees at this time. still cold tonight, not nearly as cold. look at numbers across our area. 32 in d.c. the rest of the region 19 in map manassas. 29 annapolis. a very cold night tonight and the cold start to the day tomorrow. then talking abo sto all week. it makes its way our way bringing snow to the northeast. for you mild air, some of the warmest air seen so far this season. from some of the coldest to some of the warmest. then whats? could it get even colder again? i've got the forecast. >> thank you, doug. >>> following a couple of developing stories tonight. six u.s. residents have been indicted on terrorism charges involving isis. federal prosecutors accuse the gro

in capitol hill chris lawrence news 4. >> today a group will be at justice center to get your signatures to help stp police from using the tactic. the american civil liberties union call an end to the use of jump out squads. they show raphael briscoe running from an unmarked police car in 2011. they said briscoe had a gun and a shot was filed, killing briscoe. they cleared officers of any wrong-doing. it was a drive by. i'm very, very angry. i'm not going to stop until justice is had for my son. >> all of d.c. police cars should be clearly marked. unmarked cars and jump outs are used to address problems across the district. >> an inquest will be held into the shooting of an unarmed man in washington state. a farm worker is accused of throwing rocks and cars at officers and it was all caught on camera. they used a tazer to stop the man and when that didn't work police ran after him and opened fire. the shooting has drawn criticism. the family of the man filed a lawsuit against the city of pacifico. >> if you have anthem health insurance, you can take advantage of health protection followi

. >> chris lawrence news 4. >> you can help police if you recognize these men. they may be connected to an armed robbery and assault on metro. this happened after 10:00 on thursday night at the town metro station. investigators say they don't have warrants for the men, they just want to talk to them. >>> a group of people will be at the justice center to get signatures to stop police what they call the jump out tactic. take i look at this. the american civil liberties union is using them to call for anent to the jump out slots. it shows this 18-year-old running from an unmarked police car in 2011 right there. he had a gun and shot was fired from the cruiser, killing briscoe. a jury killed officers of any wrong-doing. >> it was a drive by on him. so i'm just angry. very, very angry. i'm not going to stop until justice is served for my son. >> the aclu said all police cars should be marked. unmarked cars and jump outs are used to address crime problems across the district. >> an inquest into the shooting of an unarmed man in washington state. a farm worker is accu

incentives for improvement in the nation, and districts that i am working in a lot, like lawrence, massachusets, newi was just actualy in dc this week, where, people are rolling up their sleeves they want to make sure that particularly in neighborhoods that you are talking about, that we stabilize the neighborhood and have a public school that is a center of community, you may be right about district bureaucracy, i don't have -- i am you know, i -- i find sometime that federal government has overreached, and district bureaucracy, i want to pull my hair out with them too. but when i talk about schoolteachers in schools, and principals if schools and parent professional they come to work every day that i want to help kids learn, that is why we want to make sure that kids in the neighborhood they get art, music and work with their hands. kennedy: i agree, that is what i want for my girls, i want them to find their passion. >> right. kennedy: and learnedcasion with things like art, in arizona they have oet educational savings accounts where parents are able to direct where some of the tax money goes, st

now time for "the last word with lawrence o'donnell." >>> there is a new part-time member of the republican congressional leadership. his day job is prime minister of another country. >> this is not a personal disagreement between president obama and me. >> one of america's strongest allies and its very existence is under attack. >> i'm going to the united states not because i seek a confrontation with the president. >> he getting chosen to come before the congress and i'm glad he's accepted that invitation. >> i would hope we could find common ground to have bipartisan support. but that takes work. it's called legislating. >> i do have concerns about the president's submission. >> there are many questions, i think, that need to be asked. >> should you trade your liberty for security? >> let's talk about rand paul, because he was out today and playing coy. >> i'm not promoting any change to vaccine law. so to those who jumped all over me for this need to stand up and say what they're for. >> and scott walker dodged a question whether he believes in evolution. >> right now, one of the highes

lawrence news4. >> chris thank you. >>> new details in a local hotel murder mystery. a search warrant reveals police found a wallet a cell phone, a computer and a condom in the room where david messerschmitt was staying at the donovan downtown. he lived on capitol hill and worked for a law firm downtown. investigators released this surveillance video last week showing a person of interest in the case. at this point, no one's been arrested. >>> a man who targeted senior citizens including the parents of d.c. mayor is going to spend the next nine years in prison a judge today sentenced tyrone calliham. he would pose as a cable guy and then once he got in people's homes, he would steal. before he was caught he actually "liked" a facebook post about his crimes. >>> new at 11:00, the fbi is on the hunt for two men who robbed two banks in less than an hour in virginia today. they first hit this bb & t in viena and then went to sterling and held one person at gunpoint. >>> police are investigating a deadly crash by a person that they suspect wasdrunk. chopper 4 flew over tha

. >>> i'm chris lawrence at the live desk. we just got newn of the aftermath of a car ramming into a local organic grocery store. you can take a look. a mercedes-benz jumped a busy sidewalk. this is right along h street northeast. it slammed right into the front window of the h street organic market. now, police aren't saying yet what caused the driver to lose control, but they could, in fact be cited. it's also unclear if anyone was hurt inside that store. at the live desk chris lawrence. >> thank you, chris. >>> students on the campus of the university of virginia are still waiting for answers t about a new rape case investigation. uva sent an e-mail to students yesterday notifying them about an alleged attack that happened back on january 30th in a campus. school says the assault was reported yesterday but has not released any other details. this comes as state lawmakers consider a bill to force schools to report on-campus sex assaults in the way of that now discredited "rolling stone" article that described a culture of rape at the univer

when jennifer lawrence heard the news, she was like, "sorry, but i can only save you once." [ laughteri can't. it's your battle now." did you guys see this? kim kardashian said that she didn't attend any oscar parties this weekend because she couldn't find a babysitter for her daughter north. >> mark: what? they should have called me. i'd be the babysitter. >> jimmy: you want to babysit for kim and kanye? why you, mark? >> mark: because i'm a cool babysitter. i want the kids to like me. so i just let them do whatever they want. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: well that doesn't sound like a good thing. >> mark: no, it's fine. i just let them do whatever. i'm cool. i'm a cool babysitter. >> jimmy: yeah. [ laughter ] i'm just saying it's bad. i think a child needs order. so i'm just -- >> mark: yeah, but i'm cool. so that way the kid will like me. >> jimmy: you shouldn't care if the kid likes you. that's not your job as a a babysitter. >> mark: yeah, but i make it my job. [ laughter ] see, that's how good i am. all the kids i babysit for like me. i just let them do whatever. i'm a cool babysitter.

whereas if you go from new york to las vegas, that is also five hours. >> while lawrence is bringing lots of glitz and glam to macau, sheldon adelson says he invented the concept -- in vegas first. and now he says he is the one who will conquer macau. >> they vastly predicted and wrongly predicted i would not even open. i would never get it built. if i got it built, it would not open. and if it did open, i would be in bankruptcy immediately. they didn't want to believe that somebody else could do it better than they did. >> they underestimated you. >> right. they grossly underestimated me. >> when we come back, sheldon adelson tells us why he is the real king of macau. ♪ >> for a man whose business caters to high rollers and big spenders, billionaire sheldon adelson's roots are decidedly unglamorous. today he can be seen at high-profile events with his wife, miriam. he was born the son of a cab driver in a poor section of boston. adelson first began in the convention business in 1979 when he founded comdex one of the , largest technology trade shows. he eventually sold that and other

. >>> this is chris lawrence at the live desk wh getting new details about a shooting that forced a college to lock down its campus. police say the incident at the university of south carolina was a murder/ed is. this has happened just a few hours ago inside the school of public health building in downtown columbia and just a few blocks from theatehouse. s.w.a.t. teams searched the entire building floor by floor, but there was no active shooter inside. they found the sne victim delgado but haven't released any other information about who they are. we're going to keep gathering details and we'll bring you the latest as soon as it comes in. pat and jim? >>> our transportation reporter adam tuss is tweeting the first details from the d.c. council hearing on last month's deadly underground smoke emergency at the l'enphant plaza metro station. a representative from the call center testified today that first responders were better off using cell phones in metro tunnel instead of radios. the council is examining how metro and d.c. emergency crews responded to that smoke emergency and whether the c

new era of casinos in macau. for decades, it raked in billions. he paved the way for other investors to make it big in macau. today, one of those investors is stanley ho's son, lawrence ho. >> my father revolutionized the casino market 40 years ago in macau. he brought in a new style. throughout my career and life, it has been about trying to prove myself. >> it was important to you to prove that you could build a company from scratch? >> yes. definitely. >> determined to break out of his father's shadow, he partnered with james packer, himself the son of a famous tycoon. together they formed melco crown. their properties include two extravagant resorts, whose opulence gives las vegas landmarks a run for their money. >> city of dreams is the ultimate destination for urban entertainment in macau. >> lawrence refers to the "city of dreams" as an integrated resort. where tourists come to spend at high-end boutiques and stay at five-star hotels. what has las vegas inspired and the casinot have moguls in las vegas helped you in terms of inspiration in macau? >> many times in asia, a lot of people built slowly and are more conservative. when you go to las vegas, and you se

. >>> some new video just in from a massive fire at a marina. chris lawrence is at the live desk with that. >> anne arundel county firefighters have been on the scene for about 90 minutes. they're putting out the last of the fire right now, but at one point it looked like it was going to take out half the boats in this marina. it started it looks like on one boat but then quickly spread to the ones on each side of it. this is the 7,500 block of bright water beach road, glen burnie at the hands brothers marina. the fire has pretty much destroyed three of the boats there. and we can watch it as it was spreading from one to two boats and then to three. it would have just gone straight down that line if firefighters had not got the water and foam onto it. they say they were able to knock down the flames but there was a of difficulty in getting water to that remote scene. a fireboat we're told has been en route to the scene to help them out. at the live desk i'm chris lawrence. >> thank you, chris. >>> new concerns about measles tonight after a new cluster showed u

i circled 280 at lawrence expressway, a new crash there may still be in lanes that just got reportedre was a lot of activity. chp fog through the bottom of your screen through the santa cruz mountains over the summit. the bay bridge upper east shore freeway speeds dip a tad toward berkeley on the left side, novato low fog and clouds registering as well and the golden gate bridge we have a build for the north bay coming down toward san francisco. clear view of the hills itself. the bank of low clouds hovering there as well so fog may be a factor for many of our commuters this morning. we'll continue to track that as will christina of course. >> thank you. >> a refreshing shot there, thank you, mike. >>> 6:35. frooes will likely get an extension on its credit. >> scott mcgrew, good news for the markets. >> you think it would take it better. the dow industrials down slightly this morning as we take a live look at the big board. when i was at my desk it was only 30. i walk over here, it's 103. we've shown you video of mark zuckerberg speaking chinese before, working hard to learn it. loo

news 4's chris lawrence joins us with the latest. >> reporter: senior white house correspondent chris janzing spoke with the former mayor tonight. giuliani is adamant that he should not and will not apologize. but a phone call with jansing he talked about president obama growing up poor and said this is a guy who should be saying thank god for america. he started talking about an attack on a synagogue back in 19 1994 saying iran's government was behind it and how president clinton expressed solidarity with new york's jewish community. he said when they're targeted see that kind of support from president obama. i'm used to an american president wh christians are slaughtered who make up the plurality religion in the country, who expresses sim patty with them. the pope does and the archbishop in new york but if a muslim gets in a shoot-out, he's expressing great empathy about that. i believe the president did not evoke enough love for this country, and i wish that he would. white house officials call giuliani's remarks sad and say it has tarnished his legacy. they say just last month pre

in an interview with vanity"vanity fair" jennifer lawrence called gluten free dieting the new cool eating. there's always been pressure to stay slim in hollywood and the rest of us desperate to know their secrets. >> marilyn monroe ate a glass of warm milk with two raw eggs in it in the morning. and then at around 10:00 p.m. at night she'd have a huge hot fudge sundae. >> reporter: author rebecca harrington decided to try the quirkiest celebrity diets in "i'll have what she's having: adventures in celebrity dieting." >> victoria beckham followed the five hands diet. which involves eating five handfuls of protein a day. ten diet cokes a day, follows a 1,200 calorie diet. i think when celebrities get involved with these companies it boosts their image. they want healthy eating they want the good vibes that come with a business that can change people's lives. >> reporter: now that you can eat like beyonce, would you want to? >> we're talking about a diet that's rich in very healthy foods. >> reporter: experts say veganism alone isn't a surefire slimming solution. >> this idea that for 22 day

to address president obama at the white house before he makes his stops in new york and in philadelphia. >>> i'm chris lawrence at the live desk where another sexual assault has been reported at the university of virginia. this time this was reported on campus inside a residence hall last friday. that was a night in which the fraternities on campus were making their bid decisions, their recruiting decisions. the sororities have been told to stay away from the frat parties. an nbc news producer on campus that night said it was a fairly quiet night socially on campus. but university police sent this e-mail out to everyone on campus saying that there is a sexual assault being investigated. of course uva became sort of the possessor childter child for rape on campus after a "rolling stone" article that has been somewhat discredited. but this is something they're taking a long hard look at. >>> coming up tonight, we'll tell you about a guy who lost both his truck and his house in a matter of minutes. >>> a volcano blows its top. and people living nearby are feeling the heat. >>> people have died and come back to li

. >> item 10 authorize a new 10-year water service contract for continued water service to lawrence livermore national laboratory. >> mr. ritchie, i'm happy to answer any questions. >> any only comment -- >> is it different? >> it's not much different than the prior contract we have to do a contract with the federal government because of the nature of the beast. the contract really is about you know, how we would potentially you know, cut off service if a problem occurs and how they would get water alternatively those are the primary issues but basically provides that they get water service they pay in effect the same rates city customers pay and subject to the reductions that we apply to our customers here. >> is the zone 7 part of it new? >> it's not part of the agreement but they do have the ability to provide water service to portions of lawrence livermore so we've worked at at times to get them to provide -- >> and there's some language for us looking for opportunities i don't know whether we would prebank water in zone 7 or -- >> that's something that we actually considered this year th

lawrence lee, al jazeera london. >> new forces will be joining the fight against boko haram in nigeria. >> happily we have agreed now to deploy an international force to deal with boko haram. >> the african union today agreed to send 7500 soldiers from five west africa nations to aid nigeria's struggle against boko haram. in addition both the united states and iran are offering assistance. thousands of people have been killed since the group began its attacks five years ago. >>> success for two daring adventurers. coming up on al jazeera america a 7,000 mile journey come to an end in mexico. and yet another snow storm making its way across the country. we'll have your forecast, straight ahead. ahead. >> an amazing adventure came to an end this morning after the coast of mexico. two balloonists completed a 7,000 mile journey. they began the flight in japan last sunday. good thing they didn't fly in parts of the midwest or northeast. i tell you it would have been a tough journey rebecca stevenson. >> starting with the day tomorrow chicago in the winter time is not always the best place t

now time for "the last word with lawrence o'donnell." >>> there is a new part-time member of the republicanship. his day job is prime minister of another country. >> this is not a personal disagreement between president obama and me. >> one of america's strongest allies and its very existence is under attack. >> i'm going to the united states not because i seek a confrontation with the president. >> he getting chosen

now time for "the last word with lawrence o'donnell." >>> there is a new part-time member of the republicanleadership. his day job is prime minister of another country. >> this is not a personal disagreement between president obama and me. >> one of america's strong

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lawrence lee, al jazeera in london. >>> new details tonight about three men from new york facing federalharges accused of supporting i.s.i.l. 24 year old gerald and 19-year-old siad who were about to travel to syria and join i.s.i.l. a third suspect is accused of bank rolling the operation, defense attorney adam told al jazeera his client is being set up by a confidential government informant. >> the public has seen it and we seen it today from comments from people from all over the world that they know how the fbi goes around with their confidential informants basically manufacturing these cases. and that is really where the heart of the case is going to lie for us is this another example, for example of like the newburg case in the southern district of new york where that is what happened and ultimately the men were convicted but the question is the public finally really ready to stand up and say this is not the way to fight the war on terror by manufacturing cases like this. >> reporter: investigators say the suspects threatened to target police officers and f.b.i. agents and ready to

in an interview with "vanity fair," jennifer lawrence called gluten-free dieting the new eating disorderlways pressure to stay slim in hollywood and the rest of us desperate to know their secrets. >> marilyn monroe ate a glass of warm milk with two raw eggs in it in the morning. around 10:00 p.m. at night she would have a huge hot fudge sundae. >> rebecca harrington decided to try out the quirkiest diets in her new book, "i'll have what she's having." >> five handfuls of protein a day. karl lagerfeld drinks ten diet cokes a day and follows a 1200-calorie diet. i think when celebrities get involved with these kind of companies it boosts their image that they want the healthy eating, the good vibes that come with a business that can really change people's lives. >> reporter: now you can eat like beyonce, would you want to? >> we are talking about a diet that is rich in healthy foods. >> reporter: experts say veganism isn't a surefire solution. >> if i do this 22 days do you guarantee i will have a beyonce body by spring? >> only if you watch your calories. >> still got to watch calories, t

on russian border, lawrence lee reports. >> if there is a new cold war then this could be the place where the spy movie is set orb this side of the weather, it is astoria and the other side is russia, and that would be stop evading the army for very long. astoria is nearly 400 times smaller than russia. educational has a navy of two ships and an air force of two transporter planes. it is entirely russian speaking only a nato believer of their rights could justify russian military action here. >> is so astone yo has become a fast response base, the soldiers being trained and fighter jets at the air base. the government says there was no alternative. he rushes to feel it his strength and unity he will be deterred. >> but nato's justification has produced some very high profile critics among them, reign, the astonian who as aid to mikkel gosh cover given that place in modern history he is criticism of nato is highly significant. i don't think it is provocation, but it does. increase the security. certainly. because it is not in russia's interest. >> what about all those russians, do they see

lawrence hurley. south plainfield, new jersey is next, line for independence. caller: my concern is that we are so polarized in this country. when you're angry you lose focus about what is right and what is wrong to we are so concerned with ourselves, that we are not thinking about the country, and progress in this country. i was in the hospital a few years ago and i had a charge for dr. i hadn't seen. when i questioned the bill, i was told the doctor was on call and had to be paid. my question was, if we had 100 people in the hospital for that weekend, is it 100 times, 100 something dollars? that raise questions. with the affordable care act, we have opportunity for better coverage. we can be of much better nation if we just think about each other as being one. thank you very much. host: concerns about polarizing the country, perhaps no more polarized than on the days that some of these big decisions will come down. can you talk about some of your experiences as a supreme court reporter on some of these major decision days? guest: certainly, often there are a

. >> we have a new accident coming in to us causing a problem in lawrence township. uthbound to route 1 southbound partially blocked with a new accident and this one in chester county has been out here all morning. an overturned tractor-trailer carrying paper went down an embankment. still the right lane is blocked but tow truck is on the scene here on the 30 bypass westbound dave. >> chilly this morning with wind chills in the teens. but get your sunglasses ready. most of us are going to see plenty of sunshine early and it stays fairly bright. today's high 39 degrees, a few degrees below the average high of 43 but still not too bad. winds are going to be a little less than yesterday. the low tonight 28 which is a little above average but look out colder air is coming by the end of the week. >> we'll be ready. >>> of course we'll be back in 30 minutes to give you the latest weather traffic breaking news. for karen matt david i'm tam. have a great day. >> ♪♪ norwegians are free to do everything under the sun. free to cruise at their own speed... free to explore their o

new year to everyone. >> thank you. joint legislative committee report, diane lawrence. >> good morning, commissioners. the legislative committee also met on january 21st. some of the groups had not -- that normally would report at a joint legislative committee meeting had not met yet, they were meeting the week after, so we'll have more updates at our march meeting. one of those was the california welfare directors that were meeting the following friday, but they had communicated that there was renewed interest in the older americans act which anne just reported on, so i'll skip that. we also discussed elder justice again which i think i mentioned last month that $4 million has been allocated nationwide. we're still unclear how that will play out, no details have come forward. we were told that not too long before our meeting on the 21st that the courts had overturned the overtime for the ihhs workers. an appeal is expected and the committee will track the progress of that appeal. the ruling was the week prior so at our meeting we didn't have many details. i would expect we'd have more when we meet in

it's supporters say it will herald in a new free trade from brussels here is lawrence lee. >> the rolling heels hills of lawrence lawrence, england. a place that many would like to frack for gas. >> if, for example a local community and local planning officer decided that they didn't want to have fracking within their location, and they turn down an application the companies could sue if they thought their profits would be damaged. >> dozens like louise took the train to brussels. many say that t tip is a game changing deal. >> from cigarette companies to health companies and all the way through to mining and drilling companies, pharmaceuticals, bombing, food, agriculture, business, everything is affected by t tip. it's that important. . >> their host in brussels offers a guided tour, 20,000 lobbyists spend more than $1 billion a year persuading politicians of their employers' case. supporters of the you're even union very often say that it depends workers' interests and guarantee basic freedoms yet this description of the european project says something else completely but it's primary f

here in new york within the next half hour to explain more details about who the men were and what exactly they were allegedly up to. >> w nbc reporter jonathan deets, thank you. >> and lawrencef the last word here on msnbc is sitting here with me. and so bill bratton juggling a lot as new york city police commissioner but this isn't just a city this is a metropolis. >> he has a job like a president, during a few weeks at a time it can appear to be about one thing but in fact, as occupants of those jobs there are so many things going on every day and in the case of the president and the commissioner there is international terrorism and how it flows through this city and what the nypd has done since 9/11 is set up a small army within the army of a police department. >> and i think a lot of us of those of us still scarred by the bush years you would have periodic rollouts and supposed plots by people who had no money or wherewithal to carry something out but then you have the boston marathon bombing and the actual 9/11 attacks and you do have a city that is a unique terrorist target so you have to take it deadly seriously even if the people may not have the wherewithal. >> new

it will open with a new name after a multimillion dollar renovation. now only on news4, chris lawrence will be renamed the humphries building. >> reporter: and vice admiral william hillartis will be the first to go back to work there. >> many of the areas most affected changed dramatically. >> reporter: new carpets, cubicles and cafeteria as well as a special area honoring the 12 who died. aaron alexis was able to stalk the halls for 69 minutes. the original building's tight corridors and 300 cubicles made it nearly impossible to fine him. the navy says it's dramatically improved the ability to navigate inside. >> the color schemes, the maps all the things associated with getting around the building. >> reporter: jennifer bennett came face to face with the shooter. he blew a five-inch hole in her arm and shoulder. >> i called out for jesus, jesus, please come help me. >> reporter: she knows some survivors' scars are harder to. navy officials have asked bennett to help her co-workers still suffering from post traumatic stress. >> those who still are struggling to help identify them and

new from overnight, police are investigating this crash in northern liberty. septa tells us that this car hit a route 15 trolley around 3:00 this morning at west girard avenue and north lawrence street. the car also hit several parked vehicles. according to septa, the driver of that car ran away from the scene. nobody was hurt. >>> also new from overnight, philadelphia water crews are fixing a breckin main in sultanville. nbc 10 was on rising sun avenue where water started pouring out of the pipe around 4:00 this morning. we are working to find out if anybody in that area has lost water service, if they're without water this morning. we'll keep you posted. >>> now to some new information from a witness about a house fire we first brought to you as breaking news last night. one person died in the blaze that broke autoat 53rd and kin sesing ing kinsessing around 11:00. >> i got the gate day open. i kicked the door in. once i kicked the door in i rushed in there but the fire was -- it was crazy. >> the victim's name has not been released. the cause of this fire is under investigation. >>> let's take a look at this tractor-trailer accident in burlington county. the tractor-traile

a new issue in san jose. northbound at lawrence expressway two lanes blocked so it's taking up to 880. here's the richmond/san rafael bridge. the usual congestion into marin county. this tree has been removed finally from the tracks of caltrain. never caused much of a delay. passengers were forced to board on the southbound platforms. no delay. it was between millbrae and broadway stations. mass transit on time. no delays. if you are heading to the sierra, they may have snow. grab your chains heading to tahoe. 80, 50 and 88, you may need 'em. all lanes are back open southbound 880 in hayward approaching tennyson. the crash long since cleared has been cleared since just before 6:00. unfortunately, look at that. it is really backed up on southbound 880 and 238. what drives you crazy on your commute? we have an email from frank: >>> we asked the chp if there was a specific rule about this. their answer, nope. there's no right of way and no first in line rule of etiquette. in fact, it's often the driver in front that gets stuck while a

new from overnight police are investigating this crash in northern liberty. septa tells us that a car hit a route 15 trolley around 3:00 this morning at west girard avenue and north lawrence street. the car also hit several parked vehicles according to septa. the driver of that car ran away from the scene there in northern liberty in philadelphia. nobody was hurt. >>> also new from overnature philadelphia water crews are repairing a broken main in sultanville. water started gushing out of the pipe here on rising sun avenue around 4:00 this morning. we have been checking with the water department to find out if anybody is without water this morning and when this problem may be fixed. >>> we learned overnight that more than 80 homes now have their water back after a water main break, this is in south philly. this was the scene at rittner and south lambert streets last night as firefighters had to drain water from the basements of several houses. nbc 10 spoke to one of those home owners. >> you have 100-year-old mains, when they start replacing them maybe we won't be having these problems and the city won't be putting out all this money. >> crews repaired the 6 inch main bef

news 4. >>> today the second trial of a d.c. officer accused of trying to kill his wife is expected to get and you said way. prosecutors say sampson lawrence attacked his wife inside the.and you said way. prosecut. the fight started when lawrence became frustrated while trying to than a flat screen tv. he's facing attempted murder and assault charges. a jury failed to reach a verdict in the first trial back in july. >>> new this morning, this is video you'll want to see a fire ripped through this home in montgomery county this morning. we're still working to find o what caused the fire and whether anyone was inside the home when it started. this home is on route 108 in laytonsville and part of that road is still blocked off while firefighters wrap up this fire. >>> some new problems from metro this morning after smoke incidents at several stations. metro says the problem is a heck cal issue, but it's not sure what exactly created the smoke. there was smoke report somewhere between foggy bottom and roslyn yesterday. firefighters responded to both stations but didn't find anything. over the weekend, there were four incidents at metro station