by simon mccoy. i'm simon mccoy. the headlines at 3pm.emy corbyn says he wants a cap on the maximum amount of money people can earn, and the labour leader also says immigration levels in the uk are not too high. there are a lot of people in this

billy mccoy, is mr.d in prison and that's a fate that a lot of us have to undergo if situation and circumstances don't change. i think we all want to leave a legacy, but if we have an opportunity to leave a legacy, start right here today, we change some of the things we're doing, how we're thinking, you know? i just want to encourage you brothers just stay focused, stay dill ject and look toward the future so when it's all said and done, people can have something good to say about us when it's all said and done. >> amen. [ applause ] ♪ ♪ oh, i'll fly away, oh glory >> i would just like to say that you ought to let this be an example to your life. his louvre is here and now gone to be with the father so that's just testimony to the rest of you in his memory we conduct ourselves as we should and we conduct ourselves as moral people and we perpetuate that throughout this whole community and let him not die in vain. >> earth to earth, ashes to ashes, and dust to dust. ♪ no longer bound, no more chains holdin

east lansdowne police say 25-year-old michael mccoy went on a destructive rampage all caught on video. police say it happened after an inn tock indicated mccoy was refused service. >> when i tell him to leave he not leave. >> reporter: video shows mccoys ting a chair behind the glass barely missing the owner customers call mike. you then see the guy hurl a can of malt lay core at mike. here it is from another angle. he's not done yet. he goes back again. taking a another chair, this time smashing it into the mirror that shatters all over the flo floor. that wasn't all. while inside, police say he also started a fire. >> were you afraid? >> yeah. that's why i come to take the phone, call 911. >> reporter: the destruction lasted less than two minutes but long enough to cause hundreds of dollars in damage. >> nobody needs that type of hassle. when you're trying to conduct an honest business. >> reporter: mccoy is facing a list of charges including arson, aggravated assault and causing catastrophe. he spending the night in delaware county jail on $100,000 bail tonight. lucy? >> thank you

we begin with blake mccoy in kansas city. >> reporter: up to an inch of ice blanketing parts of oklahoma, trees cracking under the weight, power out for thousands as this three-day ice storm deposits a trail of frozen danger across several states. >>> in nebraska today, a fiery scene when two semitrucks crashed on i-80 near kearney. one jack knifed, the other erupted in flames. those in kansas showing an outof control ice. >> now state troopers are asking people to stay home as hundreds more remain without power. >> reporter: two kansas state troopers were hit while in their car on the side of a highway this morning. they escaped injury. power lines sparked in st. louis as a second wave of ice hit there. >> we had an entire truck coming in. >> reporter: across the region, hardware stores have seen a run

. >> i'm blake mccoy in st. louis, missouri, where you can see a decent coating of ice on the trees here. a lot of this is melted throughout the day. will refreeze overnight. also potential for more freezing rain. >> reporter: slippery streets and power linings covered in ice across the state. residents smashing their way out. preparing for more ice on the way. the full brunt of this storm is expected to hit here tonight in kansas. this as hundreds of national guard troops are already patrolling key streets and ready to help first responders, jose? >> thank you. dangerous ice situation is going to be a factor through the weekend and into the start of the workweek. >>> just take a look at radar right now. in the last three hours, really seeing ice storm now intensify. portions here in the panhandle of texas and oklahoma. really making its way through kansas. look at the totals we're expected to see by the time this is over with on monday. still have time here.

police say it happened after an intoxicated mccoy was refused service. >> were you afraid? >> yeah.why i come to take the phone. to call office, 911. >> reporter: video shows mccoys ting a chair behind the glass barely missing the owner customers call mike. you then see the guy hurling a can of malt liquor at mike. here it is from another angle. he's not done yet. he goes back again. taking another chair. this time smashing it into the mirror that shatters all over the floor. >> was that on fire? >> fire right here. >> reporter: that wasn't all. while inside police say he also started a fire. >> he had a small lighter that was shaped like a firearm. he was trying to burn the promotional beer signs. they were plastic and they started melting. >> reporter: destruction lasted less than two minutes but long enough to cause hundreds of dollars in damage. >> nobody needs that type of hassle when you're just trying to conduct business. >> reporter: it's been a bad week for mike a few days ago he caught another guy on video peeing at the front counter. don't worry we won't show you that. >>

san diego's mike mccoy, and chip kelly, fired earlier this evening. and you reported that the broncos coach, gary kubiak, told his players he would retire. what's next for those three teams? >> i start with the 49ers. i'm told that the first order of business is to hire a general manager to replace trent baalke. and that gm will decide who the next coach is going to be. a process, two big steps for the 49ers. in san diego, now that we know coach mike mccoy is out, the next question, and arguably the bigger question, where will the chargers be in 2017? they have until january 15 to exercise an option to move to los angeles. important to know your coaching candidates know what city they will be living and working on. they need to get that squared away. could be, that the chargers and the rams may be targeting some of the candidates. for the denver broncos, when gary kubiak was hired, he was the clear leader. this time around, i was told there's not a clear leader at the outset. and don't be surprised they try to find a coach that will keep in place a go

nbc's blake mccoy has more. >> tonight freezing rain leaving a coating of ice across much of missouri. in springfield, some residents are already without power. >> we have young children in the house. so we're all worried. >> plows are out in force. treating icy roads that have proven deadly. states of emergency have been declared in places like kansas, where residents are stocking up on essentials. >> if you've got some elderly or more home-bound neighbors, check in with them. >> a quarter-inch of ice can create hazardous roads. half an inch can add 280 pounds on the power lines, causing them to snap. and an inch of ice can damage homes. tonight this is just the beginning for a system threatening over 40 million people across 15 states. >> dangerous icing continues through missouri this evening. tomorrow developing through oklahoma as well as kansas where we could see as much as an inch of ice. heading through sunday and monday, notice it's spreading through iowa as well as wisconsin. >> out west, where the storm began, the utah department of transportation shared this terrifying vid

blake mccoy reports from chicago. >> reporter: the horrifying images have now been seen around the world. an 18-year-old with mental health challenges tortured. his clothing and hair slashed with a knife, his head pushed into the toilet, forced to drink the water. the accused, four african-americans, did not hide their faces in the video stream live to facebook, taunting the white teen with racial and political expletives. [ bleep ] donald trump white people. >> reporter: the victim's grandmother tells nbc news she's too upset to watch the video. >> i don't want to watch him suffer. i know he did. >> reporter: investigators confirm the victim went to school with one of his assailants, jordan hill. the victim's parents dropped him at a mcdonald's to meet him for a sleepover last weekend. hill then allegedly drove him into the city in a stolen van. investigators say the 18-year-old was being held captive in one of these homes on chicago's west side. he was found tuesday afternoon wandering and disoriented about a block away. >> he is able to escape when a downstairs neighbor calls the poli

>> blake mccoy, thanks. across the country, some 50 million people are under weather threats, and the violent tornado outbreak in the south have left massive devastation in its wake. it gave rise to the deaths of 20 people, most of them in georgia. nbc's gabe gutierrez is there with more. >> reporter: the destruction stretches for miles from mobile home parks to two-story houses. in georgia alone, at least 15 people are dead, several are missing. >> we were helping look for a two-year-old child that had been swept away in the tornado. >> reporter: an agonizing path of devastation leading right to a driveway in albany. this is the moment linda freeman first sees her childhood home in pieces, the place where the tornado took her father. >> wow. >> reporter: his roof collapsed on him. today her world came crashing down. >> our house has a basement, and if he had known it was coming, i know he would have got in that basement. >> reporter: paul freeman was 81 years old, a retired air force pilot who loved to hunt

first there was there was mccoy debacle in which williams turned against police and now this mcnesby wrote. he is referring to former eagle lesean mccoy accused of assaulting two police officers but never charged. >> it left a bitter taste in our mouth. anytime something like that will go on we will defend our officers. >> reporter: mcnesby ended it has been very disappointing over past seven years watching a once promising district attorney degenerate in the morally ethically challenge side line playboy. philadelphia sittens and philadelphia police, definitely deserve better. that philadelphia police officer is off the street, pending an internal review. i want to read a statement from d.a. seth williams office district attorney williams will never apologize, for relying on high investigative and prosectorial standard, before decide to go take away someone's freedom. it is stunning that anyone much less a member of the law enforcement would ever believe anything else. reporting from police headquarters i'm david spunt, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> a lot more to come there. >>> man is

blake mccoy, nbc news, long island, new york. >>> i'm miguel almaguer in southern california where the strongest storm to pummel this region in years brought record rainfall, mudslides, and a flood of water rescues. men, women, and children caught in rushing rapids. this car swept away half a mile. >> it went by and probably, i don't know, 30 seconds. >> reporter: here a firefighter clutched a toddler. the two swept downstream before being plucked to safety. three days of relentless rain caused hills to crumble. mud to flow into homes. as hundreds were ordered to evacuate. ground scorched by fire last summer is washing away today. a neighborhood on the edge. >> we decided we wanted to stay and protect our house. >> reporter: with travel treacherous, two major freeways in southern california were flooded by four feet of water. at least three are dead. one woman killed in bed by a falling tree. in the sierra nevada, seven feet of snow in five days. now the threat of avalanches. california is on pace for the wettest year on record. now one of the most destructive. after hours of steady ra

san diego's mike mccoy, and chip kelly, fired earlier this evening.nd you reported that the broncos coach, gary kubiak, told his players he would retire. what's next for those three teams? >> i start with the 49ers. i'm told that the first order of business is to hire a general manager to replace trent baalke. and that gm will decide who the next coach is going to be. a process, two big steps for the 49ers. in san diego, now that we know coach mike mccoy is out, the next question, and arguably the bigger question, where will the chargers be in 2017? they have until january 15 to exercise an option to move to los angeles. important to know your coaching candidates know what city they will be living and working on. they need to get that squared away. could be, that the chargers and the rams may be targeting some of the candidates. for the denver broncos, when gary kubiak was hired, he was the clear leader. this time around, i was told there's not a clear leader at the outset. and don't be surprised they try to find a coach that will keep in place a good

we get the coverage right now from nbc's blake mccoy. from new york's long island. blake, good evening. >> reporter: lester, the winds have really picked up here on long island. the rain is pelting us. this is the same storm system that caused those deadly tornados down south. and it's already proving deadly for this part of the country as well. high winds tonight battering the east coast. a fast-moving nor'easter whipping gusts of up to 60 miles per hour. toppling street lights in new jersey. flinging trees into homes. >> i heard the crack and i knew something was wrong. >> reporter: in philadelphia, a 60-year-old man flying debris. police say he was struck by a sign that flew off a car dealership. a piece of this downtown mural fell onto two parked cars. on new york's long island crews spent the day shoring up sand dunes to protect against coastal flooding. the region's airports are reporting hundreds of delays and cancelations. >> not optimistic we'll get out today. not at all. >> reporter: the storm is impacting 23 million americans. unlike most january nor'east

he was referring to former eagles lesean mccoy who was accused of assaulting two police officer. mcnesby is out of state. "eyewitness news" spoke to the fop vice-president about the letter. >> it left a bitter taste in our mouth. anytime something luke that goes on we will defend our officers. >> a spokesmen for district attorney seth williams released a, statement saying district attorney williams will never apologize for relying on high investigative and prosectorial standard, before decide to go take away someone's freedom. and it is stunning anyone much less a member of the the law enforcement, would ever believe anything else. >>> well, in other news, retail giant macy's is shutting down 68 stores across the country. among them, four in our area. those four stores including the one at plymouth meeting mall, one at neshaminy mall, in new jersey, macy's at voorhees town center, and moorestown mall are also closing. the macy's is facing increased competition from on line retailers, company officials say they are looking to grow the store's on line presence, estimated 10,000 job

by simon mccoy. i'm simon mccoy. the headlines at 3pm.ur society, as indeed, there are a large number of british people living in other parts of europe and other parts of the world who also make a contribution there. record numbers of patients are facing long waits in a&es, as leaked documents show the full extent of the winter crisis in the nhs in england. police questioned the death —— a 15—year—old girl after the death of the seven—year—old girl in york. more misery for thousands of commuters across southern england as the latest 3 day strike by southern rail drivers begins.

joining me, betsy mccoy. great to have you with us. you have got to be impressed how quickly congress is moving and how quickly the senate is moving. >> because paul ryan is no match for donald trump. and donald trump is clearly in charge of this timeline. and he's given notice to both senators mitch mcconnell and paul ryan in the house that a bill must be ready. the fact is the trump people will be writing a bill. and i believe it will be on the desk of he senator probably in the middle of february. and thene'll get r of this. the american people are going to get rid of it. my prediction is contrary to what paul ryan has said. when 2018 premiums renowned next fall, they will be lower. the american people are not going to wait two or three years for relief. lou: we are watching this thing implode. the devastation that's being created here, economically, financially, in terms of healthcare, it's so widespread and profound -- >> the bill will substantially lower premiums, protect the needy and protect those are preexisting conditions. th

you see that the traffic is moving along slowly at the mccoy maze, a lot of people line -- macarthur maze. a lot of people lining up to get into san francisco. it's 25 to a 30-minute delay here. kind of a big delay as you drive through. the south bay commute, traffic has been very busy. not a lot of stop and go traffic. i do want to mention back to the east buy bay, highway 13 and 4 was a large pot hole causing flat tires. traffic may be a little bit slow. it also may affect highway 24, as people are driving through, and you'll see some slow traffic in that area. now at 6:33, let's go back to the desk. >> the search for a woman now presumed dead will resume near fremont this morning. the car she was driving veered off a rain-slicked road into alameda creek over the weekend. good morning janine. >> good morning, pam. niles canyon road is reopened now, but in several hours, it's going to close, because crew are coming in here, and they're going to bring diver it is in here to go to alameda creek. over the weekend, crews decide it was just not safe to do so. deputies received a calling

report with every listing start your used car search at carfax.com >> joining us tonight is betsy mccoycolumnist with the new york post, the author of the book "beating obamacare", great to have you back. >> we don't have to beat it, it's headed to the paper shr shredder. lou: it really is and seems to be on a fast track to do so. ay, congressman price promised basically that medicare, the medicare community, that they have no reason to be concerned over repeal and replace, but he said he had talked about the health care plans with the president. >> yes. lou: and president trump has made it clear he wants everyone to have affordable coverage. >> that's right. let me start with medicare. throughout the campaign, donald trump said. lou: already did, i started with it. >> and in fact he has no intention of changing medicare, even though paul ryan and others in the house had that very much on the top of their agenda, changing medicare, but donald trump is calling the shots, and changing medicare will not be part of this replace, this obamacare repeal and replace effort. it will not. lou: ap

guys, back to you. >> blake mccoy in st. louis. if you want to track what the local weather has in store for us, the nbc washington app keeping you updated all day. >>> going to politics. a lot of work lying ahead for republicans. they took major steps to repeal the affordable care act. the senate passed it on thursday. the tricky part now is finding ut anything at all. 20 million people currently receive health coverage through the 2010 law. the affordable care act has been president obama's signature bill and something he's proud of. if you missed it, the president sat down for an exclusive interview with nbc's lester holt. he reflects on his eight years in office. he said the massacre at sandy hook elementary school was the worst day of his presidency and says failing to do more about gun violence his greatest disappointment. >> this has to be a catalyst for some action by congress. i didn't expect that you'd see some huge movement on gun safety legislation, but i thought, well, they're going to have to make some effort. >> you

that was blake mccoy reporting. if you want to track the local weather this weekend, can't stress it enough. the nbc washington app will have all your updates. >>> a lot of folks, a lot of work lies ahead for the republicans. they took major steps to repeal the affordable care act. the house approved the blueprint for the repeal yesterday after the senate passed it on thursday. the tricky part now is figuring out what would replace it if anything at all. 20 million people currently receive health coverage through the 2010 law. the affordable care act health care has been his signature bill. it's something he's proud of. if you missed it, sat down for an exclusive interview with lester holt and reflected on his eight years in office. he said the massacre at sandy hook elementary school was the worst day of his presidency. he said failing to do more to combat gun violence is his greatest disappointment. >> this has to be a catalyst for some action by congress. i didn't expect that you'd see some huge movement on gun s

>> blake mccoy for us. blake, thank you. that snowplow, watching that video. >> unbelievable. >> that's hard to watch. >> let's bring in our -- >> this is a massive storm. just take a look at the swath of this. we're talking 1500 miles from texas in through the mid-atlantic. let's talk about some numbers here. how many of you are being affected. ice storm warning affecting 11 million of you. 13 million winter storm watch. additional 9 million people out there. here's what we're talking about. the freezing rain around st. louis where you see the darker pink there. also in through oklahoma towards dodge city. keep in mind, this is going to affect us through today and through the weekend. there will be some points in time. look at the temperatures here. close to that freezing line. at some point it will warm. you'll feel like the ice storm is over. not the case. another wave will move on through. it takes a couple degrees to drop. what are we looking at? the stationary front staying in place. seeing the cold air to the north. t

nbc's blake mccoy is live in st. louis.orter: craig, good morning. millions of people waking up to a fresh coating of ice this morning. including here in st. louis where it is now day two of the dangerous ice storm. the main impact we have seen so far has been on the roads. very slick in places like oklahoma, missouri and kansas. we have seen a lot of slide offs. good news is the weekend is here and that should help limit unnecessary travel. the other major concern with the storm as all of the ice builds up, it can cause damage because the weight of the ice can start to topple and snap trees and power lines. the power companies brought in extra crews from neighboring states to respond to outages more quickly. we have seen thousands of outages from missouri into oklahoma. back out here live in st. louis this morning, you can see the ice continuing to build up. it is beautiful, but caution is being urged. the main threat as the day goes on with this ice will shift back into oklahoma and kansas. sheinelle. >> thank you, blake.

blake mccoy is covering this. >> good morning.his is the courthouse where those four suspects will be making their first court appearance later today. it's a bond hearing. we now know the charges they'll bet( facing. a hate crime. they'll be facing charges with battery of a deadly weapon, unlawful restraint ask kidnapping among others. that kidnapping charge could happy up to 30 years in prison. coming up this morning later on the "today" show, we'll hear more from the victim's family about how he's doing and members of the black community here in chicago who have been quick to denounce this racially charged >> blake mccoy live for you in august. more from blake on the "today" show in a few minutes. >>> tt, president-elect donald trump is prepared to met with the fbi and cia. he will sit down with james clapper, as well. trump will be briefed on the intelligence community's findings on russian computer hacking. >>> today, members of congress will certify donald trump's election as president. after the state by state results are re

nbc's blake mccoy in kansas city, missouri, where the chiefs/steelers game was delayed because of the weather. blake, talk about the ice. is it keeping any fans away right now? the weather certainly doesn't look good. >> reporter: yeah. you can see, check out the parking lot with tailgaters. it is packed. fans have been out here the last several hours. kickoff was supposed to be at noon central time. instead they pushed it back to 7:20 to give this storm more time to pass. as you can see, fans are not deterred. what was it like getting here? >> it wasn't that bad. they were talking about this big, giant ice storm but it was just like driving in the rain. it wasn't terrible. >> reporter: would any kind of weather kept you away today? >> oh, no. >> we weren't turning around for no reason whatsoever. >> reporter: were the roads icy heading here from colorado? >> not too bad. couple spots in kansas. once we got here, baes been great. >> reporter: check out these stunning images out of oklahoma, though. hardest-hit region with this ice, oklahoma panhandle. they got up to an inch of ice ove

you compare it to the hatfield and mccoy's. how old are the hatfield mccoy's when they were married? >> they were quite young as well. maybe not quite as young. >> no, they were 18, 19. that is what is different about this case? she is 13. >> it is true juliet was a tender years, but i think that shows -- >> that's eighth-grade. [laughter] an eighth grader. >> keep in mind, the plaintiffs were trying to marry her off to paris. they wanted to do that to get her instant celebrity because he was a kinsman of the prince. history is replete with examples of that kind of celebrity now -- not working out for young women. drew barrymore and lindsay lohan and miley cyrus invented twerking. i really hope i don't have to define that term for you. [laughter] >> thank you. >> if it pleases the court, i'm sure opposing counsel would do a demonstration. [laughter] >> it is my understanding that friar lawrence really wanted to get a reality show out of all of this. doesn't the record reflect that is what his motive was? >> he is in negotiation

nbc's blake mccoy in st. louis. thank you for that.he storm is expected to get worse before it gets better. to find out what's in store, we turn to msnbc meteorologist bonnie schneider with the big picture. as i was saying, not going to get any better anytime soon. >> not anytime soon but it will eventually. typically ice storms are long lasting events and this one's interesting because we don't have powerful wind, which is a good thing, but we have waves of freezing rain coming in and warmer temperatures, to be expected during the day, but we're also looking at that threat for ice. we're watching for freezing rain and ice, particularly right here into western oklahoma and into western kansas. this is where it's likely to accumulate. and if that's not enough, on sunday, we're looking for severe weather in texas where we could see very strong thunderstorms. we're seeing that right now in amarillo, where not only are we getting thunderstorms but we're getting ice so it's a thunder/ice combination, unusual, but it's happening right now. l

nbc east blake mccoy has more from chicago. >> reporter: the horrifying images have now been seen aroundthe world. an 18-year-old with mental health challenges tortured. his head pushed into a toilet forced to drink the water. the accused four african-americans did not hide their faces in the video streamed live to facebook. taunting the white teen with racial and political expletives. [ bleep ] reaction from the white house. >> they do demonstrate a level of depravity that is an outrage. >> reporter: the victim's grandmother tell nbc news she's too upset to watch the video. >> i don't want to watch him suffer. i know he did. >> reporter: investigators confirm the victim went to school with one of his assailants, jordan hill. the victim's parents dropped him in a suburban mcdonald's to meet hill for a sleepover last weekend. hill then allegedly drove him into the city in a stolen van. investigators say the 18-year-old was being held captive in one of these homes on chicago's west side. he was found tuesday afternoon wandering and disoriented about a block away. >> he is able to escape wh

he is just trying to conduct business. >> mccoy was arrested moments later and being held on $100,000 bail. >>> now to an unholy act caught on camera. >> ever lasting life. >> right in the middle of mass , bishop emmanuel cruz told his congregation he will be okay, horrible, man assaulted him inside newark new jersey church. video from inside cathedral basilica of the sacred heart shows the man punching bishop cruz in the face. he is face ago salt charges. >>> all right. 4:22. an olde city restaurant burglarize you had. >> this guy was in the after money, what investigators say he stuffed right into his backpack, more on this after the break. >>> good morning, i'm sean bell. sixers playing make up last night, they finally made up that game that was cancelled because of the wet floor, taking on the sacramento kings not in the super bowl robert covington, playing brady, gerald henderson playing julio jones with the deep pass and dunk to end third quarter, then in the fourth dario saric with a fancy make to nick stauskus and he nails the three. they end their two game losing streak winni

blake mccoy joins us live in st. louis, missouri. what's the situation like? what are you seeing on the ground? >> good morning. you can see a light coating of ice still here on the bushes and trees in st. louis. across the midwest the concern is as it becomes so heavy it starts to topple trees and power lines. this morning a fresh coating of ice across parts of the midwest in the midst of a three-day ice tomorrow. overnight in kansas, emergency crews responded to this pileup outside wichita. it followed a day of slick roads in missouri as well where cars were sent sliding off the road. in springfield, the start of this ice storm left kendra williams and her family without power. >> water everywhere and ice. and no heat. so, yeah, we're all having to bundle up and try to keep all the heat we can in the house. >> reporter: the potentially crippling ice storm is impacting sunday's nfl playoff game in kansas city. the chiefs set to take on the steelers. kickoff had been set for 12:05 p.m. it's been pushed back to a night game, 7:20 p.m. kickoff, to give the storm

. >> michael mccoy was intoxicated and refused services before he threw a temper tantrum at p and p seafood store on baltimore avenue. he is throwing chairs, tossing beer at the store owner. after smashing a mirror, police say he then tried to set the store on fire. >> he had a small lighter that was, shaped like a firearm, he was trying to burn proposal beer sign. nobody needs that hassle. just trying to conduct his business. >> mccoy was arrested moments later and being held on hundred thousand dollars bail. >>> all right, bob, a lot have of work to to get started. >> yes, good morning, everybody live look at fire activity here in olde city, market street still blocked between third and front street , septa says we have six buses on tea tore but it is not, impacting the market frankford elevated we will check rest of the road sueby has your tuesday forecast when we come back. i will never wash my hair again. i will never never wash my hair again now, i fuel it new pantene doesn't just wash your hair, it fuels it. with the first pro-v nutrient blend, making every... ...strand stronger don'

but also this issue, which for six years we have been going at it like the hatfields and mccoys until almost we forgotten who killed who in the first place and we don't know -- we're not clear what we're fighting about. so it would take a bedside manner such as you have to lower the temperature, as senator kane suggested. he and 12 democrats wrote a letter suggesting they were willing to work with republicans as we go forward. i think it will take a little while to lower that temperature just because we have spent six years as hatfields and mccoys, but i'm committed to trying. that's the way e we usually work in the committee. and i'd like to get away from the testiness of last night and. today and back toward the way we have learned to work. a couple other things. i hope those watchesing are reassured. what i heard from you, i believe i'm correct about this, is while we intend to repair the damage of obamacare and that would mean repealing parts of it, major parts of it, that that won't become effective until there are concrete alternatives in place to give americans access to health

that was blake mccoy reporting. two other videos have surfaced overnight with even more disturbing images. the police superintendent is saying this is one of the worst things that he's seen in 28 years on the job. the victim has been reunited with his parents. >> that is utterly revolting. 11:34 right now. a south bay man who police are calling a serial dui driver is due in court late they are morning. 36-year-old angel rodriguez from san jose will be in court following his fourth dui arrest in two years. the most recent arrest happened on new year's eve in morgan hill. police said he smelled strongly of alcohol, slurring his words, difficulty standing and not cooperating with officers. since this was his fourth dui arrest in two years, he's facing felony charge. >>> campus police are investigating a deadly accident involveding a contract bus contracted by google. it happened in saratoga right near west valley college. authorities with the community college police department say that that bus ended up striking a 51-

chesterfield, new jersey, checking in with ed connor sitting at 31 in northern delaware with greg mccoymarshallton and greg says snow showers, momentarily white out conditions and huge puffy flakes. we may have a few more of those to tiehl with tomorrow. here's what we are seeing on storm scan three right now just a few scattered snow squals, again they are fizzling but notice they are just like blobs of snow, very quick moving, cells here basically. this is same pattern we will see in the summertime when we get heating of the day with thunderstorm just popping up and right now, if this were july it would be pouring on wilmington, instead it is pouring snow on wilmington and very, very slow conditions, on i-95 through northern delaware right now you can see dark purple, it is snowing at a good clip, that will slow you down on i-95, 495, heading in to portions of south jersey. another squall further north this one impacting my hometown of teen inningsville spring city south coventry, right down toward te area tredyffrin , radnor, main line will see this and right along schuylkill as well

he stabbed his grandmother joan mccoy, saturday evening. police say mccoy was found by her daughter who was the suspect's mother. she says that she saw her son, leaving the scene. >>> philadelphia police have located the stolen getaway car used in the violent chestnut hill home invasion. it happened on east chestnut hill avenue early saturday morning. police say that an armed man entered the home through an unlock door before making his way to the bedroom. suspect then forced a male victim to stay in the the room while he sexually assaulted a female in another room. hand then stole wallets, cell phones and keys before getting a way, in their 2017 hyundai e lantra police are still searching for the suspect. >>> police are investigating a murder in south philadelphia that has a connection to west philadelphia. officers responded to a call around 2:00 in the morning on the 2600 block of emily street there they found a 35 year-old victim this is back seat of a car with a gunshot wound to his chest. police believe it may be connected to an alter

joining me right now is former new york lieutenant governor betsy mccoy.y, i was just telling you as peter was talking, i read this article over and over and over again, i'm trying to figure out what exactly this might look like. >> well, he's really telling us two things, i believe. the first is not to worry about the medicaid expansion. in fact, almost all the newly covered, the 20 million that the democratic party keeps talking about, the 20 million newly covered under the affordable care act, three-quarters of those people are in medicaid, and it's quite clear that donald trump is not going to eliminate medicaid. he he has made it a point of saying again and again that the needy, the poor, the low income people will be taken care or -- trish: eric, to don't worry about them -- >> number two, affordability. and this is something you don't hear from his opponents, the fact is they're not talking at all about the newly uninsured. but that is a real concern for the nation because, think about it, five million people lost their health coverage when the affo

the charges have let go mike mccoy after four years with san diego. and gary why you jack who won a super bowl with the broncos last season has retired due to health reasons. he's only 55 years old. let's hit the ease ice. the capitols hosting the otto.o. justin williams. pj owe she around it net. that's the third of the year, it is 1 appease.is in the early third, taylorylor shorty top of the screen passes, hits the return pass, unleashes a one-timer. the caps supply the offense in a 2-1 victory at verizon center. this afternoon nebraska, the corn huss considers coming off a roadroad upset at independent. the terps fell. melo trimble top of the key. three pointer off the rim and falls. plus the foul. trimble 14 points. freshman kevin herman wasrman feeling it. the terps built a 55-53 lead, but then the huss considers tooi over. gets the ball, drives baselinees for the lay in, nebraska with 14 straight points. the terps still with a chance. melo trimble goes for three to win it. nebraska goes for the rebound. that is the game, maryland loses 67-65. ba

the type of guy who can make big plays and don't have guys with big plays and the second is shady mccoyean jackson is the first mistake and got nothing back for him. >> one common denominator chip kelly well the eagles could go back to the future in march and bring desean back that is right the redskins receiver is a free agent but not everyone would be on board with this move. listen to what ron says about the idea of bringing desean jackson back. >> i would not bring desean jackson back i would bring someone with desean jackson's skills a young desean jackson via the draft. i'm just a firm believer right wrong or different and you can agree or disagree with me i think you build your team through the draft and you develop your team through the draft with young players. i want a guy that is going to come here and be carson wentz's go to guy for the next ten years like peyton manning and marvin harrison and aikman had irvin and a young guy with the draft 21, 22 years old and you watch this group grow and flourish together. >> in your time machine would you bring back desean. >> no as muc

mainly the decision to get riffed big-time players such as desean jackson and lesean mccoy.. just awful by chip but don't go throwing stones when you live in a glass house. i hate that i'm standing up for chip right now but howie has a laundry list of bad decisions too and we can start with the decisions he made last year. howie hates chip so much that he immediately got rid of everything related to him. including giving up a running back that we so consistently needed this year. demarco murray is third in the league in rushing yards and has nine touchdowns he got rid of key company alonso now the leading tackle on a team that's going to the playoffs. let's not forget roseman brought in dario green-beckham which hasn't panned out yet. howie although i agree with you let's show it down and wait until you finally get something done. >> thank you very much, sean. >>> carrie fisher and her mom debbie reynolds family is laying them to rest together during a joint service tomorrow. the family says public memorial later will be quote a hollywood event. tmz reports the public memori

i'm simon mccoy. the headlines at 3pm: theresa may tells mps she will publish details of her brexit plan in a white paper to be put before parliament. i can confirm to the house that our plan will be set out in a white paper published in this house. president trump renews his pledge to build a wall on the mexican border as he prepares to make a series of announcements on national security. latest figures show a sharp rise in the number of people sleeping rough on england's streets. i'm jane hill. can you tell if your lego is genuine or a chinese fake? which one is yours? laughter we report on the rise of the counterfeit industry in china. fakes that are so good even the lego boss can't tell the difference. out of vogue after 25 years at the helm, the editor of british vogue alexandra shulman says she's stepping down. firms should be fined for trying to impose sexist dress codes at work, according to a group of mps. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. theresa may says the government is to publish a

blake mccoy is in st. louis for us. blake, what is the situation like there?reporter: well, good morning. you can see light rain continuing to fall here in st. louis which could add to the ice we've already seen here. check this out, look at this coating of ice. the safety concern becomes that as all of this ice builds up, it becomes so heavy, it can topple large trees and power lines. this morning aresh coating of ice across parts of the midwest in the midst of a three day ice storm. overnight in kansas, emergency crews responded to this pileup outside wichita. it followed a day of slick roads in missouri, as well, where cars were sent sliding off the road. in springfield, the start of this ice storm left kendra williams and her family without power. >> water everywhere. and ice. and no heat. so, yeah, we were all having to bundle up and try to keep all the heat we can in the house. >> reporter: the potentially crippling ice storm is impacting sunday's nfl playoff game in kansas city, the chiefs set to take on the steelers. kickoff had been set for 12 chlt 06