the chargers have until marge to decide to move to l.a. or strike a stadium deal to stay in san diego. the raiders appear to be staying in oakland for now. villanova football coach andy talley will retire after next season, 3562 years with the program. he won a national championship in 2009. on to the flyers, shane is day to day with a lower body injury. the flyers will face the bruins and they'll face their old teammate zach renaldo since he laid out the opposing player.

some of those areas investors doing scrapes rebuilds inthere i don't think so leaving sellers like marge. >> it's going to be hard to go. >>reporter: walking away with a post sale high. >> it's making leaving a lot easier. >>>>now the flip side to all of this 'tis lowest income americans will have a hard time affording even the cheapest homes and rent, yeah that's expected to keep rising too. we're live tonight molly hendrickson denver 7. >> that's hurting a look of folks. rounding out the top five markets according to zillow. tle, dallas/fort worth rimoa and ise idaho. >>> the governor not wasting any time and will tie the knot this weekend. the happy couple got engaged over christmas. this is what the governor had >> imaned up i said you know this is -- i've been trying to talk her out of it for months and she said yes. they chose to have a smaller wedding this weekend. >>> a small glacier could be gone. it could melt in 20 years because of regional warming. so far the researchers haven't connected it to al climate change. >>> weather quiet tonight across the region but there will be s

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now, marge will tell an individual story. it's not just my story. just think, if use short years ago in 1961, the same years that brock obama was born, black people and white people could not be seen together on a bus. leaving washington d.c., traveling to virginia south carolina georgia, alabama, mississippi. we are on our way to new orleans to test of decision of the united states supreme court. thirteen of us became part. i was one of the 15. we went through a period of training for four days, the night of may 3, 1961 we went to a chinese restaurant in rule alabama, i attended school in nashville, i, i never had chinese food before. we had a wonderful meal. someone spoke up and said you should eat well, this may be like the last supper the next day, some bordered a bus, some boarded a greyhound bus, the two of us entered a white waiting room, attempted to in rock hill south carolina we were tied, beaten, and, and left lying in a pool of blood. we are beaten by members of the clan. may 1961, in february 091 of the guys beat us. he came to my offic

including great- grandchildren 3 year old madison 1 year old colton and the couple s 54 year old daughter- marg hunt who died shielding her grandchildren. sot: "the fire department said she was laying on the children to protect them that says something." the browns say they )re doing all they can now to help the surviving members of a young mother who has now lost two children- her mother and grandparents... a go fund me account has been set up.... and donations are pouring in.... nats: pastor at winfree memorial baptist church- the browns place of worship. the church has received food clothing, appliances, and toys for the five year surviving child- caroline. so far- pastor david benjamin says the church has delivered two truck loads for the family. sot: "you feel so helpless- it s just an unbelievable, unspeakable- deep tragedy in their life and you want to do something to help- these are some practical ways to help." investigators believe the fire was accidental and started int eh basement of the home. coming up on newschannel three at six. one lucky couple is just a bit more financially sta

sot - marg eggeman / state search and rescue coordinator 24:48 a missing child usually illcits a large response anyway but in this situation because of the cold weather thats really starting to drive some of the urgency even random stragners - like robert hale -- who saw the report on newschannel 3 at noon -- signed up to help 6:49 i was overwhelmingly concerned like is there something i can do 6:55 because a lot of times when this happens its like in virginia beach and stuff like that not here in williamsburg so i was like oh my goodness i just got to get out there 6:59 and try to do something so 7:01 i got dressed for the weather came right over here but thankfully these guys beat the sun - finding the 8 year old boy - in a spot they checked before - underneath the crawl space of his own home. before the boy was under his home for 8 hours -- with no coat -- in these freezing temperatures-- - but he )s okay. now officials say it )s up to the parents to figure out -- why he left in the first place. live in williamsburg nadeen yanes newschannel 3. coming up on newschannel three at five

marge, an eagle is our country's mascot!kicking george washington in his wooden nuts! aah! (grunting) (grunts) ow. ow. this means war! boy, bring my toupee. go ahead, boy. milhouse: it's working! it's definitely working!

(marge groaning) d'oh! (tires screeching) (grunts) (sizzling, popping) (groans) excuse me?e with the on-off button on my phone. okay, let me check your settings, your photos. i don't see why you need to do that. wow, that guy's really fat. that's my husband! ohh! let me talk to another salesman. oh, i'm not a salesman. i'm just a guy in a blue shirt. oh! okay, maggie, from now on, we only talk to people at stores with name tags. i've said it before, but this time, i mean it. (tires screech) (gasps) what happened? oh, someone snuck into the construction site, stole a bulldozer and went joyriding all over town.

. >> reporter: marge varre is thought they were getting out ahead of the storm. she was supposed to fly to the caribbean tomorrow for a two-week vacation. >> they just said charlotte airport is closed tomorrow. there goes our plan. we have to come up with a new plan. >> reporter: so far more than 1,000 flights scheduled for friday have been canceled. at least eight major airline carriers have issued travel waivers allowing passengers with flights at over 50 airports to rebook and avoid getting stuck or charged a change fee. philadelphia international is no stranger to travel nightmares. thousands of bags were misplaced after a blizzard in 2007. keith bernie is deputy director of operations. >> we're prepared for the worst. >> reporter: bern yes's team has eight snow melters that can melt 250 tons of snow every hour. >> i consider it a very cheap insurance policy. we'll have people here. we'll be staffed up and ready to go. >> reporter: inside terminal d tonight at philadelphia's airport, it is very, very quiet. come saturday there won't be any flights in or out o

king did not care if it was cold, hot, raining, or snowing, so marge yourself on. at 2:00, we will have a program that features a poet laureate. karen: thank you for being here today. >> all are welcome. karen: you can celebrate the legacy of dr. king tomorrow for the martin luther king, jr., open house. public. step by the museum of african american history on big and hill s program by logging on . thanks for watching, everyone. have a great rest of your day.

it was marge 2010 when the 40-year-old victim says she woke up to find multiple men in her house. she says one of the men sexually battered her while the others made off with cash and a tv. the case has god cold until recently when deputies say they fingerprint evidence to this man. we checked and ross has a long history of arrests and is facing several new charges as for the other person involved, deputies say the case is still under investigation. >> new this morning, a popular downtown surf shop owner is out of jail after being arrested on child pornography charges. 56-year-old michael chadwick bonded out of jail. chadwick owns a ski world shop. he was arrested in his nearby office after fdle agents say born. he is facing five counts of child pornography. >> happening today, there is a big milestone when it comes to local roads. crews will open up the first section of the long awaited wachovia parkway. today is a three mile stretch of the highway. it will run from mount plymouth to state road 426 in lake county. over the next few years, the road will be expanded to 25 miles and

definitely through the south shore and maybe some wet flakes and rain out there as the temperatures are margely just above freezing or right at that mark and i've seen some reports of that more like wet flakes and also rain. that will be changing as the temperatures drop overnight tonight. amazingly, here is our system off the shore, to see the snowfall that's kind of the first round and then we get to arctic front that pushes through into the overnight hour and brings us much colder air and possibly more snow showers and looking ahead through the time line, 7 through 10 p.m., it's tricky with the forecast models. >> it's hard to know where the heavier bands will be. favoring the coastal areas, north shore and south shore and track it through the evening hours, as we head into the overnight hours when most of us are sleeping, another round to the west and however, there's the potential to see a snow showers or a snow squall pop up into tomorrow afternoon which could reduce visibilities very quickly and drop a little bit of novell very quickly as well. so snowfall through tomorrow morning, very

but fixed marges are at very tractive levels. it is the best rates we've seen. so hitting that is attractive. >> i think so too. you know low gas prices is something the consumers have gotten used to over the course of this year. do you think that is going to be the rule for 2016? >> anyone who predicts they know where oil is going is pulling somewhat of a fast within on you. but i do actually take the forecast that we haven't even quite seen the bottom yet for the price of oil. that is kind of the consensus. and i think that will be the case. just the supply continues to be really on the upside. now, the price of gas is really remarkable. it is actually lower today than it was ten years ago in nominal terms. >> you heard from harwood. and his prediction would be that trump would not win the republican nomination. he also said that comes with a huge dose of humility. and any of the bun it thes who volcano have been picking this have been wrong. >> i think it is going to be very interesting to see. what i characterize as a bit of a tug of war. trump is not seen a

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heather:it is a trip to check out marge man use. they -- marijuana use. they went to see the pro's and the con's of the drug. they will besetting the health 2016 potential ballot that will allow the recreational usage for people 21 years of age and older. gas prices in the bay state are dropping again and a gallon of regular is now averaging $1.95 according to triple-a. that's down 30 cents from this time last year. triple-a says falling crude oil prices and a big domestic supply are driving the prices at the pump. phil: and now to the price at the pump. the powerball jackpot is climbing to $1.4 billion. the next drawing is on wednesday night. so you have time to buy tickets and to think about how you may spend the winnings and they are likely to grow higher than that. lottery officials expect 80% combinations to be bought for this particular drawing. and speaking of that don't miss the drawing for this humongous scrak pot. you can see it live when a newscenter 5 at 5:00 comes your way. the opioid epidemic by taking care of addicts. bough bough lawmakers

. >> reporter: marge varre is one of thousands of people who thought they were getting out ahead of the storm. she was supposed to fly to the caribbean tomorrow for a two-week vacation. >> they just said charlotte airport is closed tomorrow. there goes our plan. we have to come up with a new plan. >> reporter: so far more than 1,000 flights scheduled for friday have been canceled. at least eight major airline carriers have issued travel waivers, allowing passengers have flights at over 50 airports to rebook and avoid getting stuck or charged a change fee. philadelphia international is no stranger to travel nightmares. thousands of bags were misplaced after a blizzard in 2007. keith bernie is deputy director of operations. >> we're prepared for the worst. eight snow melters that can melt 250 tons of snow every hour. >> i consider it a very cheap insurance policy. we'll have people here. we'll be staffed up and ready to go. >> reporter: inside terminal d tonight at philadelphia's airport, it is very, very quiet. come saturday there won't be any flights in or out of philadelphia. and scott

the under sea turbines are a marge larger scale. fisherman say that the spinning blades of the turbines will almost certainly disrupt or damage migrating fish that use the tidal flows to move in and out of the bay. >> it's only clean energy if you ignore the fundamental premise that these things kill fish, turbines kill fish. it's not a vacuum out there. there are fish living there, traversing the area. >> even though scientists whose research laid out the potential of the project say there's a long way to go before the sea bottom is covered with dozens of turbines pouring nor score and its neighboring states and provinces. there are a lot of challenges. the marine environment is differ to work in. the initial cost, the electricity that generate it will be high and we also have this question of what impact it will have on the environment. >> balances that impact against the costs of energy from fossil fuel will be crucial. can tides so high they make rivers run backward help climate change or should they be left alone to ebb and flo

the chargers have until marge to decide to move to l.a. or strike a stadium deal to stay in san diego. the raiders appear to be staying in oakland for now. villanova football coach andy talley will retire after next season, 3562 years with the program. he won a national championship in 2009. on to the flyers, shane is day to day with a lower body injury. the flyers will face the bruins and they'll face their old teammate zach renaldo since he laid out the opposing player. there was no suspension so any retaliation coming from the flyers? >> we're not going to let him get under our skin. that's his game, that's what he wants to do. we're here to get the two points. who knows if it comes up, if it does, it does. we're not going out there for it. we're going out to get two points. >> watch the right of your screen, look at claude giroux, they set up their captain. he gets a pie to the face for his birthday. number 28 is 28. happy birthday, g. i'm john clark, we'll be right back. for the girl scout meeting... okay. for the soccer team... for t

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. >> reporter: marge down broader quite the spectacle. ♪ >> reporter: the costume as always immaculateyoung kid it gets in your blood and you don't let goat. it's handed down from generation to generation it's a way of live for us. >> reporter: after the dark the show continued inside the pennsylvania convention center with the fancy brigade finale i wassing the crowd. back stage it's a scramble on stage the performances have gone high tech. >> we're trying to keep up with the time and seeing things on television, and saying, oh, we want to do that. >> reporter: last year's champion south philly vikings tried to retain its title with a little wizardry. taking the crowd to the sent of the age. >> we're mummers. everybody thinks it's just about the competition. it's really about the tradition. what we did on that floor today, it did elevate and raise it to another level we're proud of that. >> reporter: how strong were this year's performances. >> unbelievable. unbelievable. they shall be on broadway. this should be broadway hit. >> reporter: we're not giving it to new york. we'll keep i

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level in 12 years. the steep drop continued, what is a dismal start for the 2013 years for the closing margs. dow jones industrial plunged. nasdaq fell 156 points. s&p 500 lost 47 points >> >>. >> and good evening, to you. we're going to see a mild evening. a couple of degrees milder than last evening. temperatures in the 40s right now. we're looking live from the weather camera. we have pretty clear skies here. we're going to gather some clouds later in the evening. that's going to come from the south and west. that's where the moisture is coming from in the form of rain. temperatures in the lower 50s. 50 for thal mus. and 49 for west union and peebles, up 50. we'll continue to see dry conditions throughout the evening. if you have any plans, you won't worry about the rain gear. we're tracking rain, shortly after midnight. slight chances an better chances toward 4:00, 5:00 in the morning. if you look west right now, it filters the sunlight. we'll it be to watch the clouds increase overnight. you could see some rain to the west as well. moving through areas of iowa. this center of low pressu

gerald mc i do and gerald mc mccoy will try this while safety will -- saved will start marge union. here is their chance. thatted adds drama. >> you have to get to work on that fight song, think of a pirate theme. something with buccaneers. >> has he done anything, >>> we're talking out with the fast greet life the show for sunday night. different from the3 we are only three days away from 'grease' live on fox... the insider's keltie knight was with the cast and joins us from los angeles with more... hey keltie... [music] >> our things getting to the point are you loopy, i don't know how many. >> yes, can you only listen to the hand jive so many times before you lose your mind. >> it is back in session. >> during the grea se live. sandy and rizzo. no longer enemies but friends. >> perfect rizzo. there are worse things, tears. >> there are worse things that i could do. >> the musical will be more family friendly even cigarettes are long gone. the edge remains. >> are you like whoa. they're singing that. holy cow. >> that is dirtier than i thought it was. >> another positive shift wit

. >> reporter: marge varre is one of thousands of people who thought they were getting out ahead of the storm. she was supposed to fly to the caribbean tomorrow for a two-week vacation. >> they just said charlotte airport is closed tomorrow. there goes our plan. we have to come up with a new plan. >> reporter: so far more than 1,000 flights scheduled for friday have been canceled. at least eight major airline carriers have issued travel waivers, allowing passengers have flights at over 50 airports to rebook and avoid getting stuck or charged a change fee. philadelphia international is no stranger to travel nightmares. thousands of bags were misplaced after a blizzard in 2007. keith bernie is deputy director of operations. >> we're prepared for the worst. >> reporter: bernie's team has eight snow melters that can melt 250 tons of snow every hour. >> i a@%< insurance policy. we'll have people here. we'll be staffed up and ready to go. >> reporter: inside terminal d tonight at philadelphia's come saturday there won't be any flights in or out of philadelphia. and scott, the same scenario is

now the mid up toer 30s, marge no for snow showers but we have some out there right now. because the temperatures are marginal and these are quick moving snow showers, we are not expecting more than a dusting, but if you watch the trend the last several hours, we've got weather winds picking up moisture to have great lakes and blowing it this way. showers tend to fall apart on the trip across new england, but because the atmosphere is so unstable, not out of the question some of these showers can maintain their intensity crossing the berkshires an working across massachussetts. one batch between sharon and attleboro, wrapping around toward the ese. "futurecast" will see that until around 9:00. so clearing trend overnight hours. weekend looks quiet. down in arctic cold front heading our way. it could be a few flurries mainly in western mass, berkshires, green mountains an vermont. could see snow showers when the front gets here. front moves through late sunday night. bringing the coldest air of the season so far. strong north westerly winds behind the front, water temperat

just a general thunder storm area and marge ideal risk of storms south of tampa bay. that will continue during the day on thursday. temperatures right now holding in the 60s. the moisture is up significantly and dew points in the mid-60s a couple of days ago we had dew points in the teens and 20s and really just an air mass out of canada. that's gone away. now an air mass in the caribbean that's over us. it is slowly moving by. the front accelerates to the southeast. they will shift and the rain is done for a couple of nice days. periods of rain. storms south of tampa bay. in the mid-60s it will be wet. any rain should end by mid-to-late afternoon. we're about 68 for a high. on friday sunshine and pleasantly cool and a nice day. winds will shift. light chop on the bay. next tide is a low 250eud. we get through tonight and tomorrow after that it looks good. there are signs of very cold air during the second half of next week. we'll talk about that in the days ahead. kelly. >> thank you, paul. >>> for years police departments have received surplus military equipment to

. >> reporter: marge walsh found acey at lulu's rescue.er experience led to a growing involvement with the lulus, the rescue group that saved izzi. >> you want to give back and help more find their if you are ever homes. >> reporter: it's a small foster based group with 20 volts, but they are responsible for 400 adoptions a year. >> there's a connection that we can't describe. it's love at first sight. >> reporter: most of the dogs come from high kill shelters. >> they are wonderful, they are adoptable. >> puppies like gus and flynn are looking at a bright future once they find their forever home. >> they are 9 weeks old. >> this is penny, she is 2 years old, a hound mix girl a hines 57. >> tommy a boxer mix. many likes to remind people that superman was adopted. obviously super-storm sandy cute. >> this is priscilla, a 6-year-old chihuahua pug mix. we love her here, she is hay 3 legs, that diswnt let that slow -- does not let that slow her down. if you're interested in priscilla, visit lulu's rescue website. tells us where you adopted you

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. >> reporter: marge varre is one of thousands of people who thought they were getting out ahead of the storm. she was supposed to fly to the caribbean tomorrow for a two- week vacation. >> they just said charlotte airport is closed tomorrow. there goes our plan. we have to come up with a new plan. >> reporter: so far more than 1,000 flights scheduled for friday have been canceled. at least eight major airline carriers have issued travel waivers, allowing passengers have flights at over 50 airports to rebook and avoid getting stuck or charged a change fee. philadelphia international is no thousands of bags were misplaced after a blizzard in 2007. keith bernie is deputy director of operations. >> we're prepared for the worst. >> reporter: bernie's team has eight snow melters that can melt 250 tons of snow every hour. >> i consider it a very cheap insurance policy. we'll have people here. we'll be staffed up and ready to go. >> reporter: inside terminal d tonight at philadelphia's airport, it is very, very quiet. come saturday there won't be any flights in or out of philadelphia. and scot

despite those efforts, protesters marged to the state capital calling for governor rick snyder's resignationtap water there flint became contaminated with too much lead after the city switched its water supply in 2014 from detroit's water source at lake huron to the flint river. >>> rescue crews pulled a trapped man from a ten-foot sewer line. a trench collapsed on the worker, stranding him in waist-deep mud. it took first responders several hours to free him but he is expected to recover. >>> kate middleton, also known as the duchess of cambridge, has a job. the wife of prince william will guest edit the huffington post news web site for one day in february. she's doing it to raise awareness of children's mental health issues. according to the royal palace, kids' mental health is the main focus of her charity work. >>> looking to spruce up your house? an event happening today and this weekend could give you plenty of ideas. the philly home and garden show begins today at the greater philadelphia expo center. nbc 10's matt delucia is there and has a preview. >> reporter: you might be familia

zoo took 27% of my marge you know away with the move in the dollar, and are you going to do more -- not 27% this year, but are you going to do more this ye year. >> the steady drumbeat of good news that's coming out, last week they announced that chooirn sales were much, much better than anyone expected. there comes a point in time where it can't be ignored anymore. i can't say exactly when, but it should be this year. >> one argument i would have, scott -- last comment. >> pricing power. a couple of regional on the outside. they have incredible pricing power, which is why now the federal government wants to step down on them again. >> you're 100% right. we were just talking about the comparison and single digits and growth and all the rest of this. not pricing power -- i don't know that the autos do. >> i have to come back on this. it's really what you are taking as the old story. now, there's always incentives, but average selling prices have been going up, up, up. they're selling trucks and suvs. yes, low oil prices help. you're right to draw the distinction between airlines and the