one in upper moreland at overlook avenue and one in lower moreland at 232. there's a crash involving a tractor-trailer to watch out for. a couple of issues in burlington county, we have a crash at 73 northbound to 38 westbound another blocking the right lane and jug handle at 73 northbound and high street. >> let's begin with a breaking story, police officer shot and killed a man in the mayfair section of philadelphia, an hour ago, katherine scott is live at the scene along frankford avenue to tell us what we know, catherine. >> reporter: we're waiting for an update from police, as you said we know a man has died at a police involved shooting. investigators are on the scene mayfair, frankford avenue, the crime scene unit is here, we've seen them inspecting the white charger. this happened around 3:00 a.m. with we are told the suspect was armed with a gun, at some point the officer opened fire arena we are wyeth -- waiting for the update from the police and we know that the man shot is dead. there are several businesses along with stretch. of course, it is fr

lower moreland. we have an accident at welsh road atwaler drive. you can take george road around it. and we have an accident at valley forge road. this is the ben franklin bridge. this is the westbound side of drivers heading into philadelphia. we do have speed restrictions on some of the local bridges incrm1aqu$e bend at 35 miles per hour. >>> you're waking up to snow showers. here's a live look at wayne, delaware county. the streets in that main line community are getting a dusting this morning. and they're tracking light snow across a wide area of the philadelphia region. if you live where it's a bit colder, then those flakes could turn into icy roads. nbc10's monique braxton is live in montgomery county. monique, snow has been swirling there for hours. what are the conditions right now? >> reporter: right now you nothing is falling from the sky. it's interesting this whole scene, we've seen snow intermittently for 2 1/2 hours. look at the video we shot a couple minutes ago in conshohocken. about

moreland suffered some sort of medical incident prior to him being launched in to the ravine. mr.and suffered a partially collapsed lung, had a lower lumbar fracture and fractured ankle. >> the driver is expected to make a full recovery from his injuries. >> i was actually very surprised when i found out the driver was still alive because i had thought for sure that he was either in critical condition or like bad because it was such a crazy thing. >> we were very fortunate this was a single-car accident. no one else was hurt. we didn't have any other residual damage. >> police don't learn about stacks video until a couple of days later when it goes viral. >> when i saw the video, it just solidified what we were seeing at the accident scene. live video is a wonderful thing but i would encourage people not to videotape and drive at the same time because you are putting other people in harm's way. >> flint believes moreland owes his life to air bags, his seat belt and auto engineering. >> technology is a wonderful thing. we have a vehicle that's designed to crumble away, protecting t

we have an accident in abington moreland road and one on the northbound side of the northeast extension as you approach lehigh valley, exit 56. so, watch out for lane restrictions there. this is a live look at 76 right near spring garden street. you can see it's quiet in both directions. we're not reporting any accidents on 76 and certainly no delays. so, that is good news there. 95 even looking good. so is the vine street expressway through center city, philadelphia. and if you have an early-morning flight maybe, 95 drive times looking great near the airport. you can see about six minutes in both directions between the blue route and naamans road. >>> an update on breaking news we're following for you this morning. nbc 10's jesse gary is live in may fair, where a police officer shot and killed a suspect. jesse, tell us more. >> reporter: tracy, this on that white dodge charger that you see behind me. that's where the suspect was in that car, and they say there's a gun inside that car. two officers responded to this call, thinking that this vehicle may have been involved in a robbery, a

broken down vehicle in horsham along horsham road at keith valley road and crash in lower lower moreland alter wood road. -- at terwood road. watch out for a downed pole in lindenwald at white horse pike westbound and united states avenue. >> mobile 6 was out overnight you're looking at light snow in schuylkill township chester county. you can see more of this, katherine scott is out there in the elements where the roads could be slick, she is live along the schuylkill expressway. the roads felt a little uneasy, slick, i slowed down. >> reporter: yeah, temperatures are around freezing, you could see slick spots, right now there's a light snow falling, it's not falling with any purpose, it's kind of blowing this way and that in the wind. it is something you want to be cautious about as you head out the door. we're standing by the schuylkill expressway along city avenue, the cars are moving just fine. you do want to watch out on the untreated surfaces, but the penndot trucks have been out and making the rounds. trucks are out in west chester spreading salt. the conditions could be slippery

upper moreland a crash overlook avenue at new street just outside, willow grove. and police activity in the neighborhood. we will tell but this in a second. frankford a avenue is block at unruh, at least for beginning of the morning torresdale avenue would be the best bet. if you use septa's regional rails this morning be ready for adjustments, they have put in a new you timetable that took effect yesterday. grab yourself a new schedule this morning, all schedules are brand new on the regional rails beginning this morning with the warminster paoli line starting out of the gate with no delays, chris and kerry, back over to you. >>> it is 4:32. breaking news, we have learning more details about a police involved shooting. >> fox 29's jennifer joyce just a arrived on the scene in northeast philadelphia, good morning, jen. >> reporter: homicide detectives are investigating their case we're live along the 6600 block of frankford avenue. what we know so farrah cord go to police around 3:00 a.m. a philadelphia police officer fires his weapon at an armed suspect after som

in upper moreland broken down vehicle along terwood road at fitzwater road by rita's.sed in many locations. crash on the ramp from the pennsylvania turnpike eastbound to the delaware valley interchange. some people injured there and it is giving us some slowing as you head toward new jersey. on the roosevelt boulevard southbound at harbison watch out for a wreck in the outer drive. we have the normal slow speeds now on 95 southbound side by cottman 29, southbound by the betsy ross bridge 28, just 18 on the westbound schuylkill there by city avenue and word coming in of a crash on the 42 hee forty two he way northbound by lower landing road taking out the right lane. speeds in the teens, 13 miles per hour. one more new wreck is in wilmington, southbound side of 13 at rogers road there by new direction baptist church, matt. >> thanks matt. new on "action news," two crime stories related to facebook. the first a man who bragged on the social network about taking the law into his own hands is now a wandered man. memphis police say this is joseph johnson jumping out of his

and moreland road crash has cleared. in maple shade, 73 at high street, the right lane and jug handle are closed by sunbelt rental. time for the commute report on the waze app. we're not getting any a alerts in the pottstown town area. if you're traveling 422, the work zone between stowe and 100, they will be making changes with the zone watch out for upsumming changes in that area. >>> donations continue to pour in for the family that lost their home and grandmother. there's been a steady stream of people dropping off clothes and toys and food. firefighters responds to do a house fire, the five children made it out, but his mother-in-law couldn't make it out. the township hasn't had a fatality since the early 70s. >> nothing like this has happened in the community for a long time. for the community to pull together and stand up for the family in need is great. >> today the victim's family will set up a fund to pay for the unexpected expenses. all five children have been released from the hospital, but their dad is recov

upper moreland a crash overlook avenue at new street. in new jersey north bound lanes of 67 6a traffic light or i should say overhead street lamp is down at martin luther king boulevard a at exit number five. chris and kerry, back over to you. >>> 5:03. some break ing news. one suspect dead following a police involved shooting. >> lets go to fox 29's jennifer joyce a at the scene in mayfair this morning, hi there jen. >> reporter: what we know so far is two philadelphia police officers were working together the in a mark unit, when they pulled over that white dodge charger that we can see across the street. then some sort of confrontation happened. it is unclear how it all unfolded but an officer fired a single shot at the driver of the vehicle. we are told he was a 26 year-old man the shot in the head and pronounced dead on the scene. he was the the only person in the vehicle at the time. police say the suspect had a gun in plane view between the console and the passenger seat of the vehicle. the suspect, who fired the shot is now at in

it broke out on 400 block of welsh road in lower moreland township just after 4:00 this morning. fire officials tell us no one was hurt. no word on a cause. >>> investigation under way into a firebombing. this happened on coulter street just before 4:00 a.m. eight people, including two young children, were inside the house. the fire chief says a man inside the home was able to put out the fire. everyone managed to get out safely. witnesses say they saw someone either drive up or walk up to the house and then toss objects and liquid onto the front porch which then caused the house to catch fire. firefighters confirmed they've been to this house before. >> we've been to this home on numerous occasions and what's going on, it's being investigated by the arson task force. at this time there were no injuries. there were no injuries at this location, and the fire was placed under control in approximately six minutes. >> authorities say they have no leads in the case. >>> police in delaware county are looking for suspects after someone fired shots at officers. this happened in chester t

you can expect to see slippery spotsous there in that lower moreland, we have an accident, welsh road atwaler drive. we have learned that portion of walsh road is actually blocked because of that accident. you can go ahead and take george road as your alternate. we've had icy conditions near bellville road. kensington, we're following a water main break that happened last night. between germantown street and that's blocked off. take the alternate. we're not seeing any problems, the ben franklin britian. bridge. we do have lane restrictions at 35 miles per hour. >>> temperatures are colder north and west. that's where you'll see the icy spots but it's above freezing in center city. right now, it's just cloudy. snow showers have moved through a dusting in much of the area. the wind is still blowing. and showers, anything to pop up, will keep on moving. we're watching snow showers in cape may, most is north of beach avenue. the showers are moving offshore shortly. but inland, we're watching more showers streaming into the area, riding in on the wins in chester county, montgomery county.

this is out there at lower moreland, welsh road atwaler drive, george road is a good alternate. into new jersey, 42 freeway, northbound, a little congestion starting to build as drivers approach the bridges. clear of any delays or accidents but keep in mind we still have the speed restrictions in most of the area bridges at 35 miles per hour. >>> 5:45 a.m., this time of year, everybody is out shopping hitting the malls. but the secret service has an important warning if you plan to pay in cash. >>> plus, bill cosby is responding through his lawyer. hear the newest lawsuit he's facing. webuyanycar.com has helped thousands of people let go of all the hassle that comes with selling or trading in. we make selling your car, truck or suv, fast, safe and fair with three simple steps: one -- get your free online valuation. two -- drive to your local car-buying center. three -- walk out with a check in as little as thirty minutes. buying cars is all we do. all makes and models and no dealership pressure we'll even settle your loan or lease. so, don't wait. get your free online valuation

tonight, a montgomery county woman facing criminal charges in connection with an accident in lower morelandtownship that left her husband dead. prosecutors charged cogan with homicide by vehicle and driving under the influence. police say she had a blood alcohol level more than three times the legal limit. her husband died in the august 19th crash. police say alexandria was speeding when she lost control and crashed into another car. the driver of the other car was badly hurt. >>> a new jersey mother is accused of driving drunk with her 3-year-old daughter in the car. police say this story could have had a different ending if it weren't for another driver. ted greenberg has the story tonight from barnegat township. >> reporter: that mother is in the ocean county jail on $20,000 bail. i talked with the good samaritan credited with getting her off the road. authorities say calls came in from numerous people in several towns about how 26-year-old rachel lemono was driving erratically. barnegat township police say she was driving drunk with her 3-year-old daughter in the car. when she ended up

toward upper moreland it may make it into abington.hese are very narrow bands of snow and you can see the visibilities right now. it looks like there's no issue but look to the north quakertown last half hour 1.5 visibility, now its up to 9-mile visibility so you can see how the visibility can change very quickly. our iwitness cam from montgomery county jessica from pennsburg shows the snow on her outdoor decorations and a little bit of a coating on the grass. winter weather advisory still in effect until 4:00 a.m. for the poconos where we expect most of the snow, 1 to 3 inches. winds still gusting to 36 miles an hour in the poconos, 25 miles an hour right now in millville and in atlantic city. so, overnight some snow squalls mainly to the north and west of philadelphia creating slippery and icy roads. up to a half inch in some of the heavier squalls. use caution during the overnight. tomorrow morning temperatures will be in the 30's, wind chills only in the 20's. the good news is jessica we'll warm up in the seven day. i'll have more

it happened on huntington pike in lower moreland back in august. was drunk and speeding. her blood alcohol level was above .25 more than three times the legal limitly she ended up in the path of a on coming car and crashed with the mazda miata flipping over. she survived her husband died. the other driver was injured. >>> an underground blast center a manhole cover in the air in northeast philadelphia. chopper 6 hd was above the scene at byberry road and evans street. an equipment failure is being blamed for the blast. it knocked out power to more than 1,000 customers but power has since been restored. >> a florida pooch is being hailed a hero for saving its owners life. 73 year old nancy clifton says she walks her dog sunshine daily for exercise ton try to keep her diabetes in check. last week clifton blacked out due to her illness and her beloved pet's instincts kicked in. >> sunshine went out and got the ups man. she was barking and -- and -- >> yeah, that was what alerted me first to her to look for her like i say because they're always togethe

surveillance video shows armed robbers approaching the store in the 200 block of east west moreland street. investigators tell "eyewitness news" once inside those armed robbers spoke spanish, and demanding the store clerk's gun and cash. >>> if you recognize these suspects call the police. >>> manhunt is on for serial bank robbery suspect in philadelphia, investigators say bandit is responsible for three bank robberies and one a tempted robbery in the city over the past two weeks. most recent happened at the prudential saving bank at 17th and brought monday morning. the other robberies happened in center city and mt. airy. if you recognize that man call the police. >>> a central bucks west high school guidance counselor will not face charges over a facebook post. quote on marry kate blank evenberg's page if my child cannot get to the eagles game due to protesters i will personally shoot everyone of them. you have been warned, idiots. it was directed at protesters upset with the deaths in ferguson missouri and new york city. they were staging a die in outside lincoln financial field. today

towards the platt bridge, a lot of accidents out there on the slippery wet roadways, one in upper moreland and maryland road, by 422, the royersford interchange, the fire police are helping you around that. in new garden chester county, a crash at route 7, at gap port pike. along the southbound lanes of highway 1. more to check and we'll do that again in the next half hour. we'll see you in a bit. thanks matt. still to come on tuesday evening, a teenager's sudden death is under investigation by the chester county police department. authorities are trying to determine if there is any link to the flu. now police officers pause to remember fallen officers, that tribute is coming up. >>> there was a moment of silence in new york city today for the two murdered police officers.n new york city today mayor bill deblasio and his wife bowed their heads at city hall. the mayor spoke today about the officers. >> they gave their lives for the belief that we could do better that we could come together, that we could keep people safe. >> flowers and candles and wreaths continue to be placed at the scene

also meant the south couldn't get national recognition from great britain or france that became a moreland. so with no help coming from the workers the outcome i would argue is that the south could not find. there was also a disagreement and i think it is very worthy i found it in writing that every book it's an opportunity to go back to school and certainly this one was no exception. the biggest lesson i learned is just as the symphonies and paintings can be left unfinished, so can the war. a disagreement and debate over what happened and why still goes on in the civil war. for example, i was taught growing up in new england that massachusetts went to war to end the slavery. i imagine those of you that were educated in the south thought that it was about states rights. as it happens we were mostly misinformed on both parts. the cottage is one of the good places to begin understanding how because for lincoln the war was about the unions until it became expedient to make it about emancipation. the evolution of his way of thinking was an ambiguous journey into the emancipation proclamation d

she was speeding on huntington pike in lower moreland this past august and lost control of her car. she ended up in the path of an oncoming car and they crashed and cogan's mazda flipped over. her husband died. other driver was injury. cogan is facing a number of charges. >>> a manhole cover went flying in northeast philadelphia this evening. chopper six, flew over this scene at byberry road near evans street. a piece of equipment underground failed, we're told, evening the cover off its base. it also cause aid small power outage nearby and a thousand peco customers are in the dark. crews had power restored about 30 minutes later. >>> parents are scrambling to find a new cool for their kid by the end of winter break, following news of an abrupt closure in north philadelphia. wednesday will be the walter palmer charter a's last day. a shut down of the school's k through eight classrooms was announced this weekend, two months after the high school closed. the school could not recover from 13 million-dollar of debt. leaders claim they were under mind by the school district. >> i wouldn

. >>> lets go to chopper three that was over scene of the two alarm fire in lower moreland montgomery county this morning. fire began just after 9:00 o'clock inside a home in the 400 block of welsh road. it didn't take long for fire fighters to get things under control there and no one was injury. we are told red cross ace cyst continuing two people affect by the fire as the investigation continues. >>> well, family of eightes after a firebomb is thrown on the doorstep of their germantown home this happened around 3:30 this morning on east colter street. authorities tell "eyewitness news" that they do not think that this was a random act. in fact, they believe this may stem from an ongoing dispute between a few teenage girls over a boy. >>> and authorities are investigating a two alarm fire that heavily damaged a nissan dealer hip in vineland, new jersey. fire broke out saturday at a dealer hip in the 1700 block of delsea drive-in cumberland county. fire investigators say that several cars and the showroom there were damaged but no one was injured. >>> one person is injured when a tra

also meant the south couldn't get national recognition from great britain or france that became a moreland. so with no help coming from the workers the outcome i would argue is that the south could not find. there was also a disagreement and i think it is very worthy i found it in writing that every book it's an opportunity to go back to school and certainly this one was no exception. the biggest lesson i learned is just as the symphonies and paintings can be left unfinished, so can the war. a disagreement and debate over what happened and why still goes on in the civil war. for example, i was taught growing up in new england that massachusetts went to war to end the slavery. i imagine those of you that were educated in the south thought that it was about states rights. as it happens we were mostly misinformed on both parts. the cottage is one of the good places to begin understanding how because for lincoln the war was about the unions until it became expedient to make it about emancipation. the evolution of his way of thinking was an ambiguous journey into the emancipation proclamation d

so we had an accident that popped up and very quickly cleared here in lower moreland township montgomerynty. county line road at heaton road. also in new castle county 495 southbound we've got construction that's going on blocking the two right lanes and this is going to last until noon tomorrow. so you're going to see some delays with this during the rush hour. you need to be careful about that. stick to i-95 southbound instead. in pennsville out in salem county we've got construction blocking a lane here. this is route 49 near griffith street. checking everywhere for you. fog is a little issue. up to 6-mile visibility at philadelphia international airport. that's an improvement but down to 1.5-mile visibility in wilmington, 3-mile visibility in millville and wildwood so it's a touch of fog. it's not too bad but it's something to watch out there. we've been mentioning that roads are a little bit damp but temperatures are way above freezing. 42 degrees in quakertown. we dipped to 39 degrees in center city. 41 in hammonton and 42 right now in dover, delaware. so it's mild today and we're

therefore, septa's route 15 trolley needs shuttle buses between 63rd and girard and richmond and west moreland loop. fire location on conestoga and market. fire activity on conestoga, and use 56th street as an alternate. in quakertown a crash on jerryville pike at route 663. we will get for a fly, 422, not bad yet between royersford and collegeville. starting to see a little bit of the brake tap working your way in the saint gabriel's curve. bridges back to normal. we had an earlier opening at that coney pennsylvania palmyra and mass transit has no delays. karen and kerry back to you. >>> 6:03. this horrific car accident in cheltenham left one person dead. it happened at hilldale road and police say that a car, ran into a pole or a tree. it slammed into two park cars sending one of those park cars flipping on to its side. the initial car came to a halt about 30 to 40 yards away before it caught fire. the driver was pronounced dead at the scene. >>> police responding to a shooting in university city. this is happening at 12:30 outside of a bar at 40th and market. police say a man was shot in th

lower moreland, accident huntington pike at carriage lane pushed over into the shoulder. another crash on towamenson, olds 40-foot road at bridge road. back to you. >> thank you, jessica is your smart phone becoming a pain in your actual neck? according to recent study the way we bend over and estimate our head, all done it before, hole your phone, before you know it you're rounded over, putting extra pressure on sure begin still p.m. of us may find ourselves hundred chipping over when we do, that text or e-mail. how much does posture play a role in your overall health? family physician doctor rob dan off joins us. so how much does it play in our overall health as far as bending over all the time and not realizing it as much as we do it as much as we do. >> for our next i call it i neck. so used to looking at smart phones, tablets, e readers all of that, but we're meant to be upright. and if we're slouched over or our bodies at a different angle, it can cause difficulties breathing, headaches neck paining, tingling, neck zero numbness, back for our neck and mood and depre

. >>> and a former lower moreland high school math teacher admitted she had sex with a 17-year-old student and sent him sexually explicit photos and videos. 34-year-old erica ginetti pleaded guilty to sexual assault and faces up to seven years in prison when sentenced. >>> there will be more security at all of new jersey's child welfare offices. armed guards will be stationed at the 40 state department of children and families offices. right now, at least half of the offices already have armed guards. the added security comes after a case worker was stabbed at her camden office two weeks ago. the victim was in critical condition for several days, but doctors finally sent her home over the weekend. >>> happening today, the sentencing hearing for a former philadelphia traffic court judge convicted of lying about fixing tickets. a jury found robert mulgrew and three other judges guilty of that crime. the judges were cleared on more serious corruption charges. federal prosecutors said they went after the judges for granting special treatment to friends, family and political allies when it came

we have moreland -- morgan stanley. ubs is now third.an andude these compare to us because it is more of a bank than a brokerage. it gets more of its revenue from commercial banking. c also has a commercial banking arm which is worth about $47 billion. you put that together, that is $100 billion. >> have a look at revenues. >> still way behind. goldman sachs and morgan stanley are more global companies. ubs between $8 billion. citic is about $4 billion. still some way to go. what is fueled of this search in valuations -- surge valuations are volumes which has been four times we've seen in china. imagine the markets being interested. a lot of these people are using that to buy equities. it is close to one trillion. not necessarily good thing but it is pushing up the value not only of citic. all these other financial institutions. >> thank you very much. let's get you up to speed with some of those corporate headlines so far this morning. obama has described the sony hack as vandalism. washington has blamed north korea for the attack and t

starr, representative wes moreland discussed with you 2013 audit that took place before the creation of the high-threat director program at the audit phenomenal some security deficiencies at posts it examined. is that correct? >> yes, sir. >> mr. starr, in our last hearing, the inspector general's office released its 2014 reported on high-threat programs directorat. one of the inspector general's key findings in that report is that this newly created body was, quote, helped create a culture of share responsibility within the department and has forged strong partnerships with regional security officers and counterparts in regional and functional bureaus as well as within the inner agency community. i think that's an extremely positive finding given the fact that the accountability review board considered the lack of shared responsibility around security issues to be systematic failure just two years ago. mr. starr, could you discuss how you think the creation of the high-threat program has created a culture of shared responsibility and state department? and then my final question, to

then synthetics came more important to so that became -- they got displaced from that again and morelandar cut for cattle growing for our hamburgers. going back to reclaim some identity to grow back the indigenous plants takes education and patience and money and takes fortitude for us as manufacturers. you can support that whole process if you get educated in what who is doing this kind of work. because ultimately it's not just for them but for us. you also want organic and healthy products to put in your body and ingest in your body so it's a win-win for everybody. the other one is review the whole supply chain. we talk about organic being the standard. i want to question that. organic is maybe not the standard. maybe you don't need it at all. maybe you don't need to have that second or third or fourth whatever it is you're buying. and if you do, what are the options are there because cotton is a very thirsty plant. it demands a lot of california. we grow a lot in california and parts of the world where they're having water problems. do we need cotton even if it's organic? can we use a

again, this is a lot on west more ln moreland's plate.in the summer of 1965, he publishes what will become nope as his three-phase concept of operati operations. in phase one, he visualizes the commitment of u.s. and allied forces necessary to halt the losing trend by 1965. and this is an important point. we need to remember by early 1965 and certainly by the spring of 1965, there is a realization that if the united states does not commit ground forces to vietnam, that saigon government is going to fall. so, westmoreland's first step is to halt the losing trend. he will call it in some of his memoirs a fire brigade strategy. the task included securing major military bases, of defending major political and population centers, and preserving and strengthens the south strevietne armed forces. so, first, he has to stabilize the situation before anything else. not just militarily but also politically. in phase two, westmoreland sought to resume the offensive, not just to destroy enemy forces, but also to reinstitute rural pacification and rura

skyforce 10 over the 16 of walsh road and waller drive in lower moreland.e were injuries but minor. let's get the "first alert" forecast from meteorologist bill henley. >> good morning. light showers produced a dusting overnight. not so steady. it's reaching into philadelphia. you see the cloud visibility is going down. off to the north and west that's where the steady snowfall is in chester delaware and montgomery counties, farther to the northwest. this is accumulating so far in the colder regions of north and west especially still below freezing. much of the area is warmer. warming up a degree to 35. in philadelphia. > thanks, bill. snow and slippery roads causing problems for morning commuters. good morning. >>> this is eastbound side, 422 trooper road. you can seat flurries throughout. slow down and take your time. a number of accidents throughout including kelly drive. we have lane restrictions including the ben franklin at 35 miles per hour. the westbound is stac

starr, representative wes moreland discussed with you 2013 audit that took place before the creation of the high-threat director program at the audit phenomenal some security deficiencies at posts it

starr, representative wes moreland discussed with you 2013 audit that took place before the creation of the high-threat director program at the audit phenomenal some security deficiencies at posts it examined. is that correct? >> yes, sir. >> mr. starr, in our last hearing, the inspector general's office released its 2014 reported on high-threat programs directorat. one of the inspector general's key findings in that report is that this newly created body was, quote, helped create a culture of share responsibility within the department and has forged strong partnerships with regional security officers and counterparts in regional and functional bureaus as well as within the inner agency community. i think that's an extremely positive finding given the fact that the accountability review board considered the lack of shared responsibility around security issues to be systematic failure just two years ago. mr. starr, could you discuss how you think the creation of the high-threat program has created a culture of shared responsibility and state department? and then my final question, to

starr, representative wes moreland discussed with you 2013 audit that took place before the creation of the high-threat director program at the audit phenomenal some security deficiencies at posts it examined. is that correct? >> yes, sir. >> mr. starr, in our last hearing, the inspector general's office released its 2014 reported on high-threat programs directorat. one of the inspector general's key findings in that report is that this newly created body was, quote, helped create a culture of share responsibility within the department and has forged strong partnerships with regional security officers and counterparts in regional and functional bureaus as well as within the inner agency community. i think that's an extremely positive finding given the fact that the accountability review board considered the lack of shared responsibility around security issues to be systematic failure just two years ago. mr. starr, could you discuss how you think the creation of the high-threat program has created a culture of shared responsibility and state department? and then my final question, to

that fire broke out in lower moreland township. fire officials tell us no one was hurt.e philadelphia police marine unit searched every inch of the murky water hoping to find clues. the 21-year-old was barhopping with friends wednesday night into early thursday morning. he was last seen leaving kildare's pub on main street. a $15,000 award is being offered. the honors keep coming for mo'ne davis. today "sports illustrated" kids named her 2014's sports kid of the year. i'm tracy davidson. we'll have a full hour of news coming up in 30 minutes. >>> we are back on this fun day monday with more of "today" and actress alfre woodard whose career earned her an oscar nomination and a golden globe. >> from l.a. law to her time spent on wisteria lane in desperate housewives and films including passion fish and the oscar winning 12 years a slave. >> now she's playing the leader of the whole free world, president constance peyton in nbc's intense new drama "state of affairs." take a look. >> the nigerians have accepted our support in an advisory capacity only. >> well, maybe we advi