near magnolia of small lance guy slides started because of the latest storms. many are pleased and the north bay area that there is a break in the storm. there was a landslide near magnolia. >> reporter: also nice not to be standing in the rain all the time in at all what the big lights. is very dry a right now but the roads are still wet and you definitely wanted take it slow. >> pam: floodwaters in the north bay tractor driver in his car this morning and happened in sonoma your valley for road the man drove his car into the rising water got stuck in about 3 ft. of water and the fire department was not able to get to the car so they call for a jet ski to get the driver out of the car. in san francisco the heavy rain brought down trees the three story pike street three stories high ficus trees came down on the card today it happen that you can and lombard street and you could see the back of the pull your pre as was crushed the owner of the car was not hurt a on nearest of by store owner says he contacted the city a few weeks ago to tell on the tree needed to b

flames broke out in the building at magnolia avenue at 11:30 last night. everyone made it out safely. >>> in delaware a firefighter is recovering after he was injured in a fire in wilmington. it broke out at the valley run apartments around 9:30 last night. part of the property partially collapsed. all the crews were ordered out of the building. 12 families have been displaced. one person went to the hospital. there's no word yet on the condition. the cause of this fire is under investigation. >>> the search continues this morning for two masked men who robbed a 7-eleven in montgomery county overnight. it happened at 54th and city avenue in lower merion township. police say the men were armed with guns when they walked into the store at 12:30 a.m. one worker suffered a minor injury during the incident. police aren't sure how much cash the robbers grabbed before running off. >>> later today, souderton area high school will hold a vigil for two of the victims for last week's killing spree in montgomery county. ninth grader nina flick were killed. her 17-year

crews rushed to the 700 block of magnolia avenue. the fire started in the back end of one unit. one person was checked out for smoke, the red cross is assisting the the displaced residents. >>> a group of firefighters were hanged out candy in rutherford on start, they smelled smoke coming from a nearby house and they jumped into action. of the one man was still dressed as santa claus, he rushed into the house and pulled the man out to safety. >> way to go santa. him. >>> both the flyers and sixers have a game on the same day. which is unusual because neither team was doing much winning these days. borachek scored to give a win over the jets. the ugliness of the sixers season is getting to the players. michael carter williams and nerlens noel had words on the bench. maybe it helped, the sixers pulled off 96-88 win over the magic. it was the third win of the season. all of those wins have come on the road. >> it's 5:17. new research suggests one thing parents can do to keep their teenagers safe on the road. it might surprise you. >> reporter: when you're dressing the kids, put the

. >>> new at 11:00, this is how things looked at walnut and brooks avenue in magnolia after a water main break there. >>> new at 11 kwlok, luxury cars stolen and then sold on the black market. now, 29 men are facing charges. the bus dubbed operation jacked in new jersey. detectives say suspects stole cars in new york and sold them in west africa. suspects played a variety of roles from ring leaders, to carjackers to shippers. investigators were able to uncover 60 of the stolen cars worth more than $8 million. >>> new at 11:00, a family will be able to keep their home after a dispute over how the city seizes property. the city miss uses its power to take cash, cars and homes, sometimes before residents have even been charged with a crime. nbc 10's george spencer has been tracking the story since august. george, today, the district attorney's office reverts its decision? >> yeah, jim, for the family at the cent r of all of this, a family e vikted from their home because of a drug sale by their son. this is a big victory. but for the district attorney's office, this is really just civil for

magnolia distribute through that model as well. generally speaking they don't cost more than a few million dollars. so the making that money back is not quite as difficult as it will be for something like the interview which, in a theatrical release, with as many as 3,000 screens, it probably would have made the money back in a weekend or two. >> the hackers threatened 9/11 style attacks in theatres that carried the movie. have there been efforts online. to theatres or youtube or social media that are showing this. >> not that i'm aware of. the sony network is down at the moment. as i believe is the microsoft ex-box. it's uncertain whether that's the same group. it's my understanding that it probably isn't. those systems have been hacked multiple times before, for a variety of reasons. >> william, a film critic for crave online. thank you for coming on the programme. we appreciate it. >> you're welcome >>> there was a peaceful protest in berkeley missouri, following the shooting death of a black teen by a white police officer. it t

everybody is getting hit with light rain for now but there are steady pockets embedded within this magnolia, lumberton, plymouth meeting, list goes on where you are in mild territory to start the morning off. even at the coolest part of the the day, we're still way too warm for any kind of mix to go take place in terms of frozen precipitation. even in mount pocono we are well above. this is just a rain event but eventually you'll find that wind kick nothing while it is still light that means fog can continue to settle. that is another sort of, you know, weather related g factor to consider here. rain is with us anytime today. there is unfortunately not a window of opportunity to get in your travel plans when quiet, conditions, so, it is a plan for. that expect it will be a mild day and strictly rain but you will be slowed down and even into tonight, there may be some thunderstorms out there. so santa will have that to contend with as he makes his round but he has got rodolph so he will be fine. skies do clear up for christmas. we will have more coming up later in the show. >> thanks very mu

along 295 in both directions by the black horse pike, another work zone blocking the right lane in magnoliaastbound side of the white horse pike past evesham avenue and a new zone started yesterday in gloucester township camden county closing orr road for the next few weeks. maybe stick with the black horse pike or peter cheeseman road by camden county college instead. matt. >> all right, matt, thanks so much. >>> happening today, nfl star adrian peterson will try to get his suspension lifted. the nfl suspended peterson without pay to give him time to resolve a case where he's accused of beating his son with a tree branch. the viking contends the league suspended him under new regulations approved in august even though his offense took place in may. peterson pleaded no contest to the assault charges and was fined $4,000 and ordered to do community service. he will attend a hearing today hoping for reinstatement and it comes on the heels of ray rice winning his appeal of an indefinite suspensiony pension for assaulting his now wife. >> an accused car thief in california didn't get very far t

flames broke out at the building along magnolia avenue around 11:30 last night. everybody made it out safely and there are no reports of any injuries. >>> right now the search is on for two masked men who robbed a 7-eleven in montgomery county overnight. police on the scene at 54th and city avenue in lower merion township told us that the men were armed with guns when they walked into the store right around 12:30 this morning. one worker was hurt. police aren't sure exactly how much cash the robbers grabbed before running off. >>> today, souderton area high school will hold a vigil for two of the victims of last week's killing spree in montgomery county. ninth grader nina flick was killed. her 17-year-old brother, anthony flick, a junior at the high school, was seriously injured. he is the only survivor of the attacks. police say the violence happened in three locations in montgomery county, harleysville, lansdale and souderton. members of four generations of one family were killed. the killing sparked an intense manhunt for former military veteran bradley stone.

flames hit the building along magnolia avenue at about 11:30 last night. everyone was able to make it out safely. no one was hurt. >>> there is a new clue in the disappearance of shane montgomery. divers searching the schuylkill river yesterday found a set of keys belonging to the missing west chester university student. the 21-year-old disappeared early thanksgiving morning after leaving a bar on main street in manayunk. last night, st. john the baptist church in manayunk held its tree lighting in honor of shane. people decorated the tree with green ribbons, a symbol of hope for answers in shane's disappearance. >>> forced out of their homes ahead of the holidays. new video into nbc 10 shows the blaze that sent a firefighter to the hospital late last night. we're checking on that firefighter's condition and what the red cross is doing to help the families in need of a place to stay. >>> it was a sad sunday for eagles fans. a closer look at the game that ended the birds' playoff hopes. >>> all right, bundle up as you head out this morning. we are looking a

once the leaves fall off her magnolia tree in revealed this nest. what caught her eye was of the birds that bill to that had a maid in the u.s.a. label. it is kind of appropriate. this is always in nicene. >> apparently lives in the streeters the area. took a shot down at navy pier. it is an annual trip the decoder makes to chicago. >> so picked up the believe it is halfway across the lake. this is a sign your getting into winter. it is brought in during the cold season. >> chicago a little bit of haze and dampness. kind of a raw afternoon. nothing that we have going on compares with what appears to be heading for the philippines. now more than a year behind a massive typhoon. >> killed over 7000 people this typhoon is heading toward the philippines. >> 32 million is what the united nations is estimating. a line of this storm. these are the philippines. will go ashore apparently tomorrow. but then go over to vietnam. bring some rainfall there. : a super typhoon. the super typhoon as a storm of the hundred and 50 m.p.h. greater wind. the storm is rea

flames broke out at the building along magnolia avenue around 11:30 last night. everybody made it out safely. there are no reports of any injuries. >>> there is a new clue to report in the disappearance of shane montgomery. divers searching the schuylkill river yesterday found a set of keys belonging to the missing west chester university student. the 21-year-old disappeared early thanksgiving morning after leaving a bar on main street in manayunk. last night, st. john the baptist church in manayunk held its tree lighting in honor of shane. parishioners and friends and family decorated the tree with green ribbons as a symbol of hope for answers in shane's disappearance. >> we are all part of shane's family now, not a blood line, but we're all part of this. it's captured us all. and there's a momentum and a solidarity, i think, that speaks to the human condition. >> fbi officials said earlier this month that shane had been walking between the manayunk canal and the schuylkill river soon after he left the bar. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> all right,

. >>> family in magnolia, new jersey got a surprise tonight from the man in red. >>> there were lightsens on a decked out antique fire truck to deliver christmas presents to a special family. every year the the fire company adopts a family in need, that might not have much under the tree, just to make sure that they do, indeed, have a merry christmas. >>> pennsylvania state representative jordan harris had something wonderful 30 pedal tonight, 140 free bicycles for youngsters in his district. they were handed out at fellowship hall in south philadelphia, the idea, of course to help reduce childhood obesity, pennsylvania is one of only three states where childhood obesity is on the rise. children were given tablets to bridge the digital divide. >>> this time tomorrow night 100 youngsters in chester township will get the feel of their new bikes thanks to an organization called santa's wheels. "action news" reporter sharrie williams has that story. >> reporter: was night before christmas and gifts still needed to be delivered. it doesens of bicycles are making their way under trees of fam

of magnolia had visited her home in gloucester township and believes he set up a cell phone in her bathroomlice discovered a second woman had also been secretly recorded. camp is charged with invasion of privacy. >> and happening today a man charged in that deadly accident that killed three bucks county teenagers is scheduled to learn his fate today. 53-year-old michael ware covered his face as he walked inside court yesterday. he requested a preliminary hearing to determine if the case against him is strong enough to go to trial and a ruling on that is expected today. ware is charged with involuntary manslaughter for allegedly letting his 15-year-old daughter drive his suv in the poconos over labor day weekend. >>> also happening today the philadelphia school district is working over the holidays to help some parents get their kids into a new school before classes resume on monday. the abrupt closure of the walter palmer charter school leaves 600 students in k through eight without anywhere to go. school district staffers are now working overtime. the school district's office in spring gar

flames broke out in the building along magnolia avenue around 11:30 last night. everybody made it out okay and there are no reports of any injuries. >>> this morning police in montgomery county are looking for two masked men armed with guns who robbed a 7-eleven overnight. nbc 10 was there as police searched for clues at 54th and city avenue in lower merion township. officers told us the men held up the store around 12:30 this morning. one worker was injured during the robbery. his injuries, though, are minor. >>> it is 4:35. happening today, souderton area high school will hold a vigil for two of the victims of last week's killing spree in montgomery county. ninth grader nina flick was killed. per 17-year-old brother, anthony flick, a junior at the high school, was seriously injured. he's the only survivor of the attack. police say the violence happened in three locations, harleysville, lansdale and souderton. members of four generations of one family were killed. the murders sparked a manhunt for former military veteran brad stone. police say stone killed his e

. >> magnolia, yeah. >> it is hard to take the loss of someone who is so talented. you can't necessarily understand their pain. but you can understand the loss of such an enormous talent. >> i think we all felt -- we were all devastated. everyone was completely devastated by him. he was so tremendously talented and empathetic, and really special. and clearly in pain, which i think is heartbreaking. we all felt like we wish there was something we could have done. our reached out and made a difference. >> when you look at your life, why did you become an actress? >> because i like to read. [laughter] because i love to read. >> from books it lead you to film yet the >> i loved reading because i like stories about people. i like the feeling of being inside the book. i like that transforming -- transformative thing literature does. when i started acting, i said that when it is working and when it is the best it can be you feel like you are inside of the book. i am in the bubble. you are telling stories about who we are as human beings and what we can accomplish. how we c

in "magnolia." >> it is hard to take the loss of someone who has that much talent. we can't understand their pain, but you can understand the loss of an enormous talent. >> we all felt -- we were all devastated. everyone was completely devastated by his passing. he was so tremendously talented and so empathetic and special, and in retrospect, clearly in pain. we all felt that we wished there was something that could've been done, we wish we could've made a difference at that moment. >> when you look at your life, why did you become an actress? >> i like to read. i love to read. >> the curiosity coming from books led you to acting? >> i love reading because i like stories about people. i like the feeling of being inside the book. i like that transformative thing literature does. when i started acting, when it is working and is the best it can be, you feel that you are inside the story. you are telling stories about who we are as human beings, and what we can accomplish how we can help and damage one another. i think behavior is fascinating. >> something about you --

crews rushed to magnolia avenue. the fire started in the back end of the units in the complex.ked out for smoke. the red cross is assisting those displaced residents disploonchts disploonchts -- >>> new this morning, a frantic search is going on for a montgomery county man who works at allegheny general hospital in pittsburgh and last seen tuesday morning. he said his room mates left to get food, but when he came back, paul was gone and his car was parked outside. the family has offered a 7,500-dollar reworld. >> the cowboys win over the colts eliminated the eagles from the playoffs. they lost to the happenless redskins with -- hapless redskins with 13 pents and -- periods of time -- turnovers. quarterback mike sanchez continues to be an turnover machine he produced 13 of them in the past 8 games. the eagles played the new york giants on sunday, that game is meaningless for both teams. >> a bad end to the season. >>> 6:19 find out why buying a cheap older vehicle may not be the best thing. >> santa claus came to the rescue for a man trapped inside a burning house in australia.

. >>> fire fighters in magnolia, new jersey had their lights and sirens, flaring there wasn't a fire, no, it is just special visitor, santa skips a reindeer for a ride on the decked out antique fire truck, he even stopped to deliver presents to this lucky little girl. every year fire company adopts a family in need to make sure that theyhave a bright christmas. >>> two people were hurt, today, after a car slammed in the delaware nursery home. action cam was on the scene minutes after the impact, near the village nursery home on hockessin, delaware. an 89 year-old map was pinned by that car and suffered critical injuries. one of the people inside the nursing home was also hurt. there were two people in the car but they refused treatment. right now police are still investigating the cause. >>> philadelphia police have a tip from the public will help them find a truck driver who hit a woman in holmesberg last night and then left her for dead. three three-year old teresa pozi was on the center line of state road after 5:00 last night waiting to cross when she was hit. the the driver was e

the strangest political coalitions of the year, republican cochran courting black democrats in the magnolia to bail him out in the runoff. >> this is your victory. >> reporter: cochran survived but others were not so lucky. the number two republican in the house did not even make it to election day. house majority leader eric cantor lost to this guy, economics professor david brat has in what may be the political upset of the decade. >> obviously we came up short. >> reporter: number eight, the u.s. does not negotiate with terrorists but we will do a prisoner swap. sergeant bowe bergdahl, the only u.s. prisoner of war in afghanistan or iraq was brought home after the u.s. traded five taliban fighters from guantanamo bay for his release. the celebration had one huge footnote. not everyone was thrilled with the exchange rate. >> for the president to decide that these five hottest of the hard core in return for sergeant bergdahl at this stage i think was wrong. >> reporter: not to mention the administration broke the law by not giving congress 30 days' notice. >>> number seven, a fence jumper

republican cochran courted black democrats in the magnolia state to bail him out in the runoff. >> thisyour victory. >> cochran survived but others were not so lucky. the number two republican in the house did not even make it to election day. house majority leader eric cantor lost his primary to this guy, economics professor david brat in what may be the political upset of the decade. >> obviously we came up short. >> number eight, the u.s. does not negotiate with terrorists but we will do a prisoner swap. sergeant bowe bergdahl the only u.s. prisoner of war in afghanistan or iraq was brought home after the u.s. traded five taliban fighters from guantanamo bay for his release. celebration had one huge footnote. not everyone was thrilled with the exchange rate. >> for the president to decide that these five hardest of the hardcore in return for sergeant bergdahl at this stage was just wrong. >> not to mention the administration broke the law by not giving congress 30 days notice. number seven, a fence jumper who sprinted across the white house lawn and let himself into the front door ex

. >> lets look at our live neighborhood network and our temperatures are mild, in magnolia temperature 46. fifty in lumberton. drexel hill in the upper darby high school wind north/north east at 13 miles an hour and temperature right now 44 degrees. plymouth meeting and colonial middle school 47 degrees. wind west/north west at 8 miles an hour. as we look ahead on storm scan three you can see on snow showers, up through, new york, and also through new england. for us we have a mostly cloudy sky, that will give way to some clearing overnight. forty-eight in philadelphia. forty-four allentown. thirty-six in the poconos. you can see where this cold air is from western pennsylvania through the midwest and columbus. it is 29. nashville 39 degrees. little rock 41. here is all of the mild era head of it. today last mild day for a while, because winter will return tonight. you can see wind out of the west/northwest generally between ten and 15 miles an hour, higher in the atlantic city and dover, sustain at 17 miles an hour. still gusty out there. we will be seeing our area of low pressure imp

magnolia, lumberton, drexel hill, list goes on, where you are finding just. that will it will still be above average day. technically, 50 degrees about 8 degrees warmer than it should be, on this particular day of the year in philadelphia, anyway. with bright sunshine, along the way, and lighter winds. just going to be nice day for the standards. by tomorrow, similar situation, 54 yeast, some sunshine. then come sunday, yes, things starting to go little downhill more, more clouds, will be some rain showers, but not a wash out, do you have outdoor plans or you got err ends that you want to run here leading up to the new week, be able to get them n you might need umbrella along the way. vittoria? >> thank you so much, katie. good morning, everyone, traffic wise, i really can mimic katie, and really tell you that it looks great out there. hopefully we have great day, as we continue further into the morning. but the ben franklin bridge, all of the bridges moving great. burlington bristol bridge has been put back down. so you are finally moving there. but, take a

. >> yes in magnolia. >> charlie: it's hard to take the loss of someone with so much talent. you can't necessarily understand their pain. >> no. >> charlie: but you can understand the loss of such an enormous talent. >> i think we were all devastated. i think everybody was completely devastated by his passing. he was to tremendously talented and so empathetic and so really special and clearly -- i mean in retrospect clearly in pain which is heartbreaking. i felt we all wished there was something that could have been done. >> charlie: or you could have reached out and made a difference. >> yeah. >> charlie: when you look at your life why did you become an actress? >> because i like to read. because i love to read. >> charlie: the curiosity coming from books led you to film or acting? >> you know, i think i was -- i love roading because i like stories about people. i like the feeling of being inside the book. i like the transformative thing that literature does. when i started acting i felt when it's working, when it's the best it can be you feel like you're inside the book. yo

we have temperatures that are really pretty comfortable look at these 50 degrees in magnolia and we haveel hill 43. plymouth meeting 43 degrees with the cloud cover overnight and one of the reasons we are staying as mild in every single location from the poconos to the shore, 41 in the poconos. 48 degrees down in wildwood. we will warm up today not as high as yesterday, we will be 50 51 degrees or so with the cloud cover out there and just know that a scattered shower cannot be ruled out, this computer model which isn't doing a great job to begin with might, might be right by this point with a few showers but just a slight chance of evening showers. so i think you will get some showers, get a break and then a couple evening showers in a few spots. otherwise it is just turning colder and we will talk about that, coming up, nicole. >>> we are following breaking news this morning, an air asia plane is missing. the the flight with 162 people on board was coming from indonesia heading to singapore. airline officials say the plane went missing after the pilot asked for permanent in mission to

, we will go outside to just a couple of choice observations in our live neighborhood network in magnolia we have got 35 degrees right now, modest northwest breeze being pick up there. westerly flow. or, you know, generally we're looking at these wind values any where from ten to 15 miles an hour over the course of the day. that is what you are finding and more in terms of the wind right now what does it mean for thermometer readings in we have to knock five to 10 degrees off anytime that wind blows. here's how it feels when you walk outside the door. more like mid 20's, at best and more like the teens in the higher terrain. so expect that. it will just be a chilly dau. we will get in on that sunshine and temperatures have taken a hit by comparison to yesterday, where we were, above average. enough we're back to normal. and down in the low to mid 40's at best but keeping in mind, with the wind, it won't feel any better than the mid 30's. vittoria. >> thanks very much, katie. good morning, everyone. traveling out and but are traveling higher then 30 miles an hour on a few of our majors but

of magnolia had visited her home in gloucester township and she believes he set up a cell phone in her second woman had also been secretly recorded. camp is charged with invasion of privacy. >> ♪♪ >> and happening today, a man charged in a deadly accident that killed three bucks county teenagers is scheduled to learn his fate today. 53-year-old michael ware covered his face as he walked inside court yesterday. he requested a preliminary hearing to determine if the case against him is strong enough to go to trial. a ruling is expected today. ware is charged with involuntary manslaughter for allegedly letting his 15-year-old daughter drive his suv in the poconos over labor day weekend. >>> also happening today the philadelphia school district is working over the holidays to help some parents get their kids into new schools before classes resume on monday. the abrupt closure of the walter palmer charter school leaves 600 students in k through eight without anywhere to go. school district staffers are now working overtime. the school district's office in spring garden will be opened early

state troopers are searching for door net at a paterson the 40-year-old woman from magnolia, delawarepaterson who was last seen leaving her home was said to be wearing black jacket and no one has heard from her since 2:00 a.m. anyone with any information on the whereabouts of door net at a paterson is asked to please give police a call. >> thcenters for disease control is linking five deaths and more two dozen illnesses to pre packaged caramel apples. these hit these states so far starting on october 17. officials say they know of 28 cases of listeria poisoning. investigators are trying to determine the specific brands of caramel apples involved. until they do figure it out, they're asking you not to eat any pre packaged caramel apples. >> fox 29 working to get results for a bucks county woman caught up in a furniture fiasco. she pretty much paid off a new sectional sofa only to see the store disappear in thin air. bruce gordon has seen all this before. >> he joins us in studio. bruce this is no way to start off the christmas holiday. >>> yeah, ladies. ba hum bug what it say. lay away

of magnolia put a cell phone in that woman's bathroom on several different occasions this month. after finding the phone, she reported it to police. then a second woman came forward to say that camp did the same thing to her. he's now charges with invasion of privacy. >>> this morning, grief counselors will be available for students and teachers at the ritter school in gloucester county. matthew mccloskey a fifth grader at that school was crossing route 47 with his friends sunday night when he was hit and killed by a franklin township police car. investigators say the officer was responding to a call at the time. the officer is now on leave pending the outcome of an investigation. >>> well here's a live look at times square, where more than a million people are expected to pack the area for the ball drop tonight. more than a billion will watch it on tv from around the world. and you can watch new year's in times square with carson daly tonight at 11:30 right after nbc 10 news at 11:00. >>> here at home if you plan on enjoying the fireworks and other fun tonight, septa wants to ma

flames broke out at the building along magnolia avenue around 11:30 last night. everybody made it out safely and there are no reports of any injuries. >>> in delaware, a firefighter is recovering after he was injured in a three-alarm blaze in wilmington. the fire broke out at the valley run apartments on butternut lane around 9:30 last night. part of the property partially collapsed, and all crews were ordered out of the building. 12 families now need a place to stay. they're out of their homes. the cause of this fire is under investigation. >>> also in new castle county, investigators looking for the cause of a deadly fire that forced dozens from their homes just days before christmas. the fire caused $1 million in damage. flames jumped from apartment to apartment. it took firefighters three hours to get this under control. 38 families who live there lost everything. the red cross is helping some of those affected. neighbors say they're also chipping in for the victims. >>> souderton area high school will remember freshman nina flick during a vigil tonight. the

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we have the magnolia bakery in new york that became a brand and in that shop on royale that gave birthhis, how do you pick that small thing worthy of a brand? was thehing is laduree french lifestyle. everything is here. we have a story and dna and we have the know-how with the bed chef. -- best chef. everything is a good product and it creates the brand and everything. >> you're not just selling these but france. >> exactly and lifestyle. >> unlike cupcakes you cannot just make them at home. >> you can try -- we have the book actually. >>oh. [laughter] here have everything because we like to create every month a new flavor scene of everything with a fashion designer -- you can cook of course and try to do it. >> i find this might be a challenge. >> i will make you a deal -- i will take that box. >> final question, what do the people of france think about is expanding quickly overseas -- doesn't diminish the appeal? newhey like to find it in york or wherever when they travel -- clients are happy to see it everywhere. >> it's like seeing a little bit of home. >> exactly. they like to hav

after breakfast we walk through central park at 110th behind rocks, slowly the first burst of magnolias returning in time to make separate affairs. that was in a larger apartment, if only it was a larger life. slowly i stepped across life thresholds' into his world, he is a pale giant under a white sheet, is still faced dissolved in the white fence. this is sculpted by career, the lover who haunted me for decades, the husband who shared my life for 24 years, a man who never had time to sleep. i bend over him, and it is cut out to danger. the surgeon's life must have been sharp. it was so big that at first it looked like his head was on crooked. i whisper sweet as honey, don't leave yet. stay another summer. another life time. [applause] >> you are a beautiful reader and a beautiful white. there is one other little thing that might lift in a different direction which was a few days before he died. >> oh yes. he asked the doctor how long do i have and the doctor said not long. days to a week. isn't it wonderful? his eyes lit up. he couldn't speak very well by then because children were at

. >> a steel magnolia right there. >> i will say, even as we thought dropping oil prices would impact defaulting on their debt. it is a whole new world. >> what did you learn? >> as every other republican candidate seems to thing they can get the nomination by expanding what the republican party is. ted cruz thinks he can get it by shrinking that. >> if it's way too early, it's "morning joe." stick around though. because "the rundown" with san jose is state ahead. >>> we begin with breaking news out of cuba on "the rundown." has learned that alan gross, a 65-year-old american citizen who's been in prison in that island for more than five years, is on his way home. a senior administration official tells nbc news this morning alan gross has departed cuba on a u.s. government plane bound for the united states. he was released on humanitarian grounds at the request of the united states. the president will be speaking at noon

republican cochran courting black democrats in the magnolia state to bail him out in the runoff.st his primary to this guy -- economics professor david brat in what may be the political upset of the decade. >> obviously we came up short. >>> number eight, the u.s. does not negotiate with terrorists but we will do a prisoner swap. sergeant bo bergdahl the only u.s. priver of war in afghanistan or iraq was brought home after the u.s. traded five taliban fighters from guantanamo bay for his release. the celebration had one huge footnote not everyone was thrilled with the exchange rate. >> for the the president to decide that these five hardest of the hard-core, in return for sergeant bergdahl i think was wrong. >> the administration broke the law by not giving congress 30 days' notice. >>> number seven, a fence jumper who sprinted across the white house lawn and let himself into the front door exposed major security breaches with the secret service. >> don't let somebody get close to the president. don't let somebody get close to his family. >> i take full responsibility. >> the sec

brown and seven other black attorneys to establish the magnolia bar association. mr. speaker, r. jess brown is credited with filing the first civil suit on behalf of african-americans in the state of mississippi. that lawsuit on behalf of the jefferson county minister challenged laws that prevented blacks from voting. mr. speaker, jess brown has an extensive record of civil rights lawyering. his clients include clyde kinnard who was charged with and convicted of a fictitious crime while attempting to desegregate the university of southern mississippi. james h. meredith who litigated -- whose litigation ultimately led to the integration of the university of mississippi. dr. gilbert mayson who led the effort to end racial segregation on the beaches of biloxi, mississippi. megawiley ights icon evers. mr. brown was admitted to practice law before all mississippi court systems. the united states district court of the northern district of mississippi, the united states district court for the southern district of mississippi, the united states court of appeals for the fifth circuit cour