lt. webb / kentucky state police: "this is something that has struck in the heart of kentucky and it's not far away it's here and it hits home. i have a 15-year- old daughter and i think about that." police say 15- year-old bailey nicole holt year-old bailey police say 15-that." police say 15-year-old bailey nicole holt died at the scene while 15- year-old preston ryan cope died at the hospital. the shooter was taken into custody and will be charged with murder and attempted murder. (vicki) donations are pouring in for the 13 siblings who were held captive in southern california. and more than 120-thousand dollars has been been donated so far. the siblings were kept chained to beds for months by their parents... and starved so much that their growth was stunted. authorities say people from across the world have been donating money, toys, blankets, and clothing. and several people are offering to foster or adopt the children who range in ages from two to 29. the parents -- david and louise

san francisco police lt. rachel murphy picks it up from theresot<lt. rachel murphy/san francisco police department: "ran back down the alley into one these cafe's over here, got a bucket of water, ran back and threw ter on the person who was on fire">an act that prevented the victim from burning to deathsot this mission district resident agrees...sot<"she is a hero! she is a hero for doing that and i am sure anybody in the community would have did it"> sfpd crime scene investigators say the cause of the fire is somewhat of a mysterysotthe victim was taken to a local hospital with life threatening injuries. san francisco police nvestigators are following up with several witnesses and checking cameras in the area, looking for any clues to how the fire started...in san francisco haaziq

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san francisco police lt. rachel murphy picks it up from theresot<lt.achel murphy/san francisco police department: "ran back down the alley into one these cafe's over here, got a bucket of water, ran back and threw water on the person who was on fire">an act that prevented the victim from burning to deathsot this mission district resident agrees...sot<"she is a hero! she is a hero for doing that and i am sure anybody in the community would have did it"> sfpd crime scene investigators say the cause of the fire is somewhat of a mysterysotthe victim was taken to a local hospital with life threatening injuries. san francisco police nvestigators are following up with several witnesses and checking surveillance cameras in the area, looking for any clues to how the fire started...in san fra

dublin police lt.ictor fox says the victim was 13-year-old girl out doing some shopping with her momsotthere were several similar drive-by-purse- snatchings reported in other cities here in the bay area back in 2017. it appears to be an emerging trendsotpolice have a limited description of the two suspects in the vehicle which is described as a white 4-door- sedan with dark tinted windows. investigators arefollowing up with witnesses and checking surveillance cameras

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lt. clark. it i horrible. there are no words i can say that could help.the lt.ds that it is always important, especially during these cold, dark foggy mornings to be extra extra careful when out. lt. clark. awareness, for those out walking around, just be aware. you have to understand it is really foggy out and you have people can't see and others cant see, so slow down and use extra caution. in san leandro, terisa estacio kron four news newskron four news (anchor) time now to check on our weather... with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: we had areas of thick fog today that were slow to burn off in some parts of the bay area. that kept their temperatures rather cool. while thoses places that had the sun like santa rosa saw their temperatures soar in the mid 60s. it will be partly cloudy tonight with stars and areas of dense fog. the fog will be very thick again in some of the valleys. on the satellite image you can see the storms off the coast but high pressure will send them well to the north for the weekend. we will see an offshore wind wh

lt. gov.agle: i'm honored to with you, pedro, thanks for giving the time. great to see the c-span bus here capital, as well. pleasure to be with you. host: let's start with the idea state depends r on washington when it comes to policies or other matters. kind of describe how much dependence georgia has and what is your level of concern policy that made here in washington, d.c.? do gov. cagle: obviously we have a direct connect with washington, d.c., particularly pertains to many budgetary items, but also the different rules and regulations, particularly that come out of education, for instance, but policies in which we're seeing come under this been very ion has welcoming. of course the tax cut that we having a itnessed is ery positive impact here both economically for the state, but also we're seeing significant well.n revenue, as our relationship continues to be positive and the working relationship with this articular administration, i think has been better than most. host: and so as far a

lt.chael webb / kentucky state police:this is something that has struck in the heart of kentucky and it's not far away it's here and it hits home. i have a 15-year-old daughter and i think about that.and as for those injured authorities say five of them are still in critical condition two of them with gunshot wounds to the head but as for now they are expected to survive. reporting from marshall county, kentucky i'm kristen holmes. back to you. (robin) former f-b-i director james comey has been questioned by special counsel robert mueller's office. it has been revealed that comey was interviewed last year as part of mueller's probe into possible russian meddling in the presidential election ... the new york times reports comey was asked about memos he wrote about his interactions with trump. investigators recently interviewed attorney general jeff sessions as part of the probe as well. this was sessions' first interview as part of the investigation... and the attorney general was not unde

place where people have a lot of money here, housing values are going up that brings in crime">sot <lttor fox/dublin police department: "what it sounds like right now is that there were at least two people in the vehicle. the vehicle was a white sedan with dark tinted windows. we do know it was the front passenger is the one who grabbed the purse">the victim in this case is a 13-year-old girl out doing some shopping with her momsotdublin police investigators are reviewing surveillance cameras in the area for any possible leads. they are also checking with other bay area cities that have experienced drive-by-purse-snatching crimes sotin dublin haaziq madyun kron4news a live look outside.. lawrence has the forecast.. lawrence karnow: a new storm brought rain to the entire bay area. it is a much colder storm so snow levels in the bay area w

talk about vulnerable...lt.his is a victim of traffic collision so obviously they are upset and traumatized... but people including police feel the crook was piling on...lt. paul.... 'on top of that this is someone who is elderly and wanted to giver her trust in people helping her and they ended up ripping her off...' detectives eventually served a search warrant at scheurermanús apartment on marden street..not far from the crash scene and the target. they found enough evidence to the arrest him for robbery, identity theft and elder abuse. itús hard for police to warn against good samaritans because they encourage people to help others...but outrageous crooks force their hand.lt. paul 'if you are involved in a collision keep your valuables and your wallet...anywhere in public really with you and keep an eye on those things..' and the incident is causing betty boyd to raise her guard against those offering help betty boyd, shopper 'you donút know those people , you just donút know and this incident proves it... (

govern lt. governor gregg to lead. we'll bring together leaders from across iowa will different backgrounds to be a part of this important effort. iowans who have lived in rural communities all their lives, those who recently moved there, young professionals, successful business owners and those just starting out. this new initiative will promote investment and connect rural iowa by expanding broadband capabilities in every single corner of our state. our goal, to keep and bring home iowa's sons and daughters and grow the next generation of community leaders. the. [applause] >> last month, congress passed historic tax reform, legislation that gives significant tax cuts to working class iowans and gives greater relief for families raising children. across the board in virtually every income bracket iowans will see relief and for that i want to thank congress and the president because every day i meet iowans who tell me that no matter how hard they work, they're still treading water and struggling to make ends meet, but

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the course lt. megan's close friend is helping with the dress and planning the wedding. >> we brought so many rin ses dresses. >> jessica also helped megan pick out a dress for an episode of her show suits. her character rachel was tying the knot. >> we are picking out rachel zane's wedding dress. jessica mulroney is here who runs kleinfeld's. say yes to the dress. >> poor the royal wedding megan is said to want a gown that is simple an elegant. jessica has an eye for detail. >> that is a naeem kahn. it's called a transformer dress. it's two dresses in one. there's an over skirt. then it's this dramatic skirt for however you get married. then you can kind of take it off and dance the night away if you decide to do that. >> oh, my gosh. >> yesterday in waels megan and sha harry showed off how much they love kids. prince george and princess charlotte will be in their wedding. >> it's been over a week since michael douglas go ahead of his own sexual harassment scandal. today his accuser is speaking out

and randy sutton, former lt. with the las vegas metropolitan police department. great to see both of you. mark, let's start with you. it is four months, almost, since the shooting. we're now only hearing that they might be charging another individual after we've heard almost nothing from the las vegas police department, after the press had to press for a lot of these documents to be released. what's going here? >> well, laura, let's pause for a second and understand that we had 58 homicides, 58 individual homicide investigations. and hundreds of people that were wounded and that had to be documented and handled by the detectives. we haven't heard from one detective, which is unfortunate. let's look at some of the things that had to be processed. one is dna. if there was dna on anything that paddock hand thald was in that room, they probably pursued that. it is probably his girlfriend that, they're actually targeting. i don't think that's going to solve anything in this case as far as why, the motive, or really how paddock pulled this off. >> laura: randy, you are

. >> kim has her hands in a lt. of things. i love her as mama kim. she loves being a mom. enrique 'gla see yus and anna core cop va just through instagram pictures of their babies. >> in other news arnold schwarzenegger and tom arnold two of the actors coming to the defense of their true lives co-star eliza dushku after she claims she was sexuals assaulted by the stunt coordinator. >> at age 12 eliza played the daughter in the dangerous block buster with dangerous stunts like this. >> i don't cross the line. i'll tell somebody right away how many different ways we can shoot the stunt. >> this weekend dushku took to facebook claiming kramer sexually molested her and she only told family members at the time, but no one seemed ready to confront it. eliza's co-stars and director james cameron rallied around you. i promise you gym cameron, schwarzenegger and jamie lee curtis would have done something. to which schwarzenegger responded you bet your blank. curtis said i was saddened. kramer denied her claims saying they are made up. the agency that represents him said they ke sid

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speaker, lt.r fairfax, attorney general herring, members of the general assembly, justices of the supreme court, judge tyler, honored guests, pam, aubrey, and wes, my fellow virginians. [applause] i am truly humbled that you have taken the time to be with us on such a special day for our commonwealth. today we carry out the peaceful transition of power. americans invented this ritual. it dates to our earliest days as a country. it makes us american. and at this hour, more than 1.3 million americans protect this right. they serve in our armed forces overseas and right here at home. they put their lives on the line to protect our way of life and we should always be grateful for their sacrifice. please join me in thanking them for their service [applause] if you ask the men and women who serve why they stepped forward, the answer is often the same. i volunteered. e ibecaus was my duty. virginians understand that. because our commonwealth was founded on public service. but the way ahead hasn't always

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before pulling lt trigger. the driver is in the hospital tonight. so far no arrests. >>> nbc10 has learned new details about a mass exodus from the philadelphia district attorney office. 31 assistant district attorneys left their jobs today after being asked to resign. nbc10 drew smith spoke to a few tonight. some are involved in high profile murder cases. what happens to them? >> ones you probably heard of recently. they have no idea what will happen with the cases. and feel sick for murder victims families they have been working with. >> reporter: emotions on display. along with boxes, tv and furniture. 31 people out the door after years arguing cases on behalf of philadelphia. district attorney just took office this week. and in a statement out laid friday afternoon explained in order to go in different direction he promised it's necessary to change key personnel. our request for interview was declined. staff shake ups are not uncommon after elections. but critics worry about the experience that was sent packing this time t. former long time ada

he's already invested some in photovoltaics, but to scalale t up he'llll have to plow in a lt more cash. >> we will need to buy land, because the land by the beach resorts is obviously very expensive and then you cannot convert those into solar parks. but there are lands in the interior, which can be bought to a much lower price., and there it is possible for us to have big solar park () >> a hotel chain that's one hundred percent green. if the experiment is a success, it could set an example for other hotels in sri lanka and those further afield. >> that's all for today. thanks for joining us! we're back next week and remember - we love hearing from you. write to us at global3000@dw.com or visit us on facebook - dw global society. see you soon! announcer: this is a production of china central television america. mike: what makes a visisionary? for some, it's the passion for innovation. for others, it's seeing opportunities to make a difference when others have given up. this week on "full frame," conversations with visionaries who are using their global fame to make an impact. i'm mike

. >>> you know what really fires up eeg lts fans?ht song. >> send in your version of the familiar tune. and fans really responded. including this family on vacation. take a listen. joe ann sent this video. she managed to get a large group together on the beach. in florida. to belt out the fight song. >> that's all one family? >> that's huge family. everyone has their own style. we want to hear your fight song rendition. go to nbc10.com or the app. >> john clark has eagles news for us. >> how about this. falcons quarterback mat ryan left the practice facility today. we'll tell you if it's a concern. and what's gotten nick foals emotional today. why is he confident he can play better in the play offs? that's next. >>> eagles head coach is leaning on his vert rans who have won super bowls to speak to the team over the last week. letting the yug younger players what it takes and not let the game be bigger than what it was. back in pads. they asked to ramp up the intensity. doug said let's do it. nick foals he has struggled the last two g

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lt biggest offensive weapon defending himself. after a post he made on twitter. >>> spread the warmth to those who need it most. >> in the middle of the freezing cold the so called uber queen is turning off her app. and helping people get to shelter for free. nbc10 brandon hudson has her story. >> on a cold night in doil town. she goes for a drive. she's an uber driver. >> they call me the uber queen. >> reporter: tonight. she let us tag along. >> i'm open to requests. >> reporter: on nights when you taent feel your face or fingers. she goes the extra mile in between uber rides. she offers to give the homeless rides to shelters or motel. >> i will go and search for the people. >> reporter: she does it free of charge. >> i feel like i have extra compassion. and you wouldn't believe the amount of homeless people there will. >> reporter: between january 2015 and 2016 homelessness in bucks county rose 9%. the housing group says the average age of a homeless person is nine years old. >> it's very cold. you can imagine what it's like fo

. >>> we're lt a man who killed a -- the suspect admitted to being hunk and high when he slammed into the patrol hospital. ktvu brook stra has more on the charges. >>reporter: his name is ali and he's facing a second-degree murder charge among others. police say he admitted to drinking, smokeing -- smoking marijuana before driving. he told officers he had no idea what he hit. crushed like a tin can can troopers inside. ali was drunk, high and speeding when he slammed his red cadillac into the back of the parked cruiser along i-880 near heyward. >> drinking and driving is social unacceptable, smoking marijuana and driving is as unacceptable. >> it cost chp andrew his life. he leaves behind a wife and three children. his partner jonathan valesq ushgsuez was -- valesquez was hurt. >>> the dayistrict attorney -- the district attorney nancy announcing second-degree murder and driving under the influence of alcohol and marijuana. ali admitted he drank and smoken six tragic deaths at the hands of drunk or drugged drivers. >> when will we say enough is enough and finally reach a point where e

keep the temperatures up, a few sprink lts a sprinkles are possible. the morning commute, the streets will be dry even if the sprinkles come to fruition. extended tracking at least two systems that could bring us rain. temperatures today, 63 to 66. the exception, santa cruz, up toward ukiah, about 69 and 68. see the haze hanging around the south bay. this is where the fire was. so some of that could be because of that also. my accuweather 12-hour day planner, look at this, upper 50s to low 60s at noon. low 60s at 4:00. because of the cloud cover and the increase in humidity just a little bit, pretty mild at 9:00. low to mid 50. 47 to 53 as we strike midnight. that's when a chance of a few sprinkles could start. tonight through tomorrow morning, not as cold as morning. most of us in the mid to upper 40s. a few low 40s in our deepest 1r valleys. the moisture it's pulling up from the south. unfortunately most of the moisture is in the mid-levels, seeing cloud cover and not feeling any rain. there's a potential for thunderstorms as this comes from the sout

two weeks ago, i saw a report lts when theyt adu get a temperature of 101 with flu symptoms that they should go to the emergency room. i would news report like you to talk about was a couple of days ago when a little girl from north carolina who parents had taken her to express andke a med they treated her and gave her tamiflu and sent her home. it she was having trouble breathing and the parents called the paramedics and they came and checked her out and said they thought she would be ok and the parents did not take her on to the er, and she did die. the 101ious about degree temperature that we were told by a medical doctors. host: ok, marjorie. guest: i will be cautious about saying what a medical doctor or told someone but i will make some general statements. when a person feels a badly and they get a fever, there are so many reasons. if everybody that a 101 fever went to the er, we would have a serious problem with crowding. what the article or the medical authorities were trying to say is that if you get the flu and you really feel badly, you can benefit from tamiflu. what they r

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lt wan the locker roomígd5 today. joining us live from female headquarters in alameda.scott. >> reporter: hey, jessica, the0 raiders hadó, two coaches on m. jack del rio who just left and john gruden who left more than a decade ago. they weren't supposed to be packing up so early this year. but after a disappointing season, the raiders say they were still surprised to hear head coach jack del rio tell them he was fired. >> that's my coach, man. i came here to win. and you know, like i said we fell short this year. and things didn't turn out the way we wanted to. i mean at the end of the day. we didn't produce. >> it's hard, you know. it's hard to see a season enlike that and a great guy out the way it happened. you never want to see that for anybody. >> even as they parted way some with gifts. >> we don't know when it is but. >> nice gift. >> some nice apple sider. soda pop. >> they remembered the coach who turned things around. >> it's been rough, you know, you never want to you know end the season and is a sour note. but i'm just trying to focus on moving forward. >>

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and will display his plaque with pride.sot lt gee because of our profession we see people at their worstto see the other side of that douglas now is a motivational speaker about the impacts of driving drunk.and has a new outlook on life.sot i wanted to let them know i am going to spend the rest of my life as a contributing member of society and they were part of that he'll will be forever grateful, he says, for the compassion officers showed him during his darkest days,in alameda justine waldman kron 4 news. (james) live look outside... at the san francisco international airport. ( james ) welcome back. checking in on your morning forecast. rebecca:look for mostly dry conditions today before a storm system brings widespread rainfall and breezy to locally gusty winds during the day wednesday to the north bay and through the remainder of the region wednesday night. after another period of dry conditions, a third system is possible late in the upcoming weekend. ( james )breaking news from overnight.16 people are displaced this morning after a fire tore through 8 homes at an apartment comple

the incident happened lt block h american street in kensington. now police have not said how the officer was hurt but we're told he is in stable condition. >>> president trump is meeting with lawmakers today to discuss immigration reform. thants congres an $18 billion wg the mexican border. however, democrats refuse to support that plan. instead they are focused on protecting so-call dreamers those are people brought to the us illegally as children. the president says he is willing to protect the dreamers if congress agrees to pay for the wall. >>> well the eagles p push starts this saturday at the linc. >> press conference this morning head coach doug pederson admitted they are up against a good team the atlanta falcon but says his guys just have to stay focused. >> when you boil it down it's football at the end of the day. just go do your job. do what you've been coached to all week long, and give it your best effort on saturday. if it's good enough, great. if it's not, you know, then we focus on next season. >> pederson pointed that many of the