even though -- >> this was during broad daylight with a motel room door, with motel room doors open.porter: the only potential witness, if he was a witness at all, was a painter working at the motel who said he saw a young man with longer hair, darker skin, perhaps hispanic or native american, walking near the back parking lot. >> it may have been the person who did it or it may not have been. it might have been someone just passing by. >> sure. while we were there shoot, within the first hour of being at the crime scene, upwards of 50 people walked by. i mean, this is a pretty busy area of town! >> reporter: busy, yes. and studded with cctv cameras. banks, bridges, city hall, walking trails along the river that runs through town. detectives painstakingly went through the footage. >> there was nothing. >> reporter: they took dna from dozens of motel guests to check against the sample taken from amyjane's fingernails. wasn't any of them. so, detective jackson went to the people who knew amyjane well or perhaps, romantically. those stab wounds were all focused around her heart which of

so destiny no longer has to ride the motel school bus. rosa braverman and her son jacob moved into their own apartment and in february, 2012, rosa gained certification as a medical assistant. but not all the news is positive. as of march, 2012, 48 of the 60 seminole county public schools operated food pantries on their premises, each of them sponsored by the local community to help students in need. [ticking] coming up, the deadly cost of coal mining. >> he lost the top of his head. he had an o2 tank impaled through his body. the force was so magnificent it shot him backwards so fast, it pulled his pants over top of his mining boots. >> the widows of harlan county when 60 minutes on cnbc returns. [ticking] ♪ (holiday music is playing) hey! i guess we're going to need a new santa ♪(the music builds to a climax.) more people are coming to audi than ever before. see why now is the best time. audi will cover your first month's payment on select models at the season of audi sales event. visit audioffers.com today. [ticking] >> coal is used to

motel guests are not being given much information either. instead, police are hoping that those guests can offer some valuable information. >> they came to my door like a little bit before 2:00 in the morning banging on my door and asking me where i was at and did i see anything during the day, and i was like, no, i didn't get here until around 5:00. >> reporter: so, the parking lot that you are looking at live right now, it's off limits to us as well as those motel guests. in the last half hour, a few more police vehicles have arrived here and parked their cars near that white four-door sedan that we're focused on right now. as soon as we get more information about the victim in this case, we will bring it to you. we'll be out here for the remainder of the morning. reporting live in maple shade, katy zachry, nbc 10 news. >> thanks, katy. we'll check back with you soon. >>> an apartment fire in the frankford section of philadelphia is finally under control this morning after the flames burned for more than four hours. nbc 10's jesse gary is

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the last place she said she was is this motel.ing to see if she's in here. [ phone ringing ] >> hi, can i have room 213 please? >> hello. >> is sarah there? >> she's not. can i take a message? >> yeah. this is lisa. we were supposed to meet her at this place at 2:00. we're outside. >> oh, um, let me see if i can get ahold of her, but i don't know, i think she forgot. >> yeah, we called her dad. she's not with her dad. >> she's not here at this second, but let me see if i can get ahold of her, okay? >> thank you. >> you're welcome. okay. bye. >> bye. >> we wait, then we try her room again. [ phone ringing ] probably unplugged the phone. damn it. so somebody's in there, maybe even sarah, but now they're not answering the phone. got a group of lds women waiting, and i don't think they're going to meet sarah today. >> hey. >> hey. >> how are you doing? >> good, how are you? >> i'm frustrated. how are you? >> hi. >> how are you doing? >> good, how are you? >> first of all, i feel bad, because i know you took off time from work and i ha

. >> the last call that martin made from this location, the lower rain motel -- low rain motel, was alabama back to his church in atlanta to speak to his secretary. talk to his daddy. his daddy came, my copastor, the last call he made was to talk to his family. and martin had a practice and a policy every thursday or friday of calling in his sermon because back in the old days -- i meant to about y'all in memphis but in l.a. where i live and go to church, most of the the of the megachurchs get to announcement on the big streep, but back in the -- big screen, but back in the -- they'd hand you a sudden morning bull continue with the services and the sermon topic. somebody say, amen. >> amany you iraq in and get the bull bulletin, and he always got back to his church on sunday, and the last year of his life, one place he found solace was in the pulpit of ebenezer. and so king made a phone call from the low rain motel, back to his church to tell them what this sudden morning sermon was going to be had he made it back to atlanta. he was killed on the ball copy on thursday night. had he made it

and that he might also have been the killer who stabbed amyjane to death in that motel room one year? the chief asked his street cops to look at that video. anybody recognize him? and, what do you know, one of them did. >> he looked at the image for a second and sid, that's danny wu. >> reporter: how did he know? because he'd encountered him four times in the previous year. minor infractions, though, so they'd never confirmed that his name actually was danny wu. but there was one thing that might help id him. >> he had a very distinct tattoo on the inside of his left wrist which read, "semper fi." >> reporter: he's a marine. >> that was my initial reaction. >> reporter: but while chief roberts didn't know who the man really was or where he was now or why he'd targeted two women who once taught bible school together, he knew they had to track him down right away. >> this was a community on edge. >> reporter: but now he's out there. >> he's out there. we've gotta find him. there could be more victims. >> reporter: the chief cancelled all time off, called in every available officer. a m

now, he may have gone back to that motel a third time late last night.bc 10 jesse gary is live outside the quality inn and jesse has some video that police want everyone to see.új! >> that video is surveillance video of this criminal inaction and this particular case sources connected to the motel tell us the mo in this case this most recent robbery the two times this place was target. here's surveillance video committed from philadelphia and the airport. the same man who jumps the counter and grabs an employee at gunpoint and the robber then runs off with cash and cell phone. no reported injuries in this case. making calls to the police department to see if they've been able to identify the vehicle, the person used to make their get away. a person in other cases, too. an update for you coming up in 30 minutes. live in delaware county this morning, jesse gary nbc 10 news. >>> 4:05 now. a late-night crash in philadelphia knights town section killed one person and injured three. this is the scene around 11:00 last night. a car hit a telephone pole breakin

. >> reporter: cooke, who had been turned away from a white's only motel in louisiana wanted to writean's "blowing in the wind." >> try to determine how people are thinking and determine the times of your day, i think you can always write something that the people will understand. >> reporter: a change quickly became a civil rights anthem. but cooke did not live to see it. he was shot to death in a los angeles motel two weeks before its release. >> it's like sam's last song and everybody loved sam. sam was such a -- he would give you the shirt off his back. >> reporter: al green's performance. and made it his own at a 9/11 benefit in 2001, smokey robinson. >> it's the kind of song, as a song writer you want to write because it's around forever. >> it's a classic, classic. ♪ it's been a long, long time coming ♪ >> that's something that won't change. anthony mason, cbs news, new york. >> still such a beautiful song. coming up after your local news on cbs news this morning, the latest on how the weather will impact your trip and sony's decision to release "the interview." we will hear fr

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we have a warning for hotel guests in this area. >> someone is robbing people at hotels and motels ande gary found out, it happened at least eight times in the past ten days. jesse? >> and the most recent was just a few hours ago and now they're trying to find out if it was connected to the others. it happened here at this quality inn. i'll show you the surveillance video police want you to see coming up after the break. >>> plus this is a really bizarre story. the search continues for this dog that went missing after a burglary in bucks county. 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 now at webuyanycar.com. >>> nbc 10 breaking news.

. >> reporter: cooke, who had been turned away from a whites-only motel in louisiana a year earlier,the power of bob dylan's "blowin' in the wind." >> if you observe what's going on and try to figure out how people are thinking and determine the times of your day, i think you can always write something that the people will understand. >> reporter: "a change" quickly became a civil rights anthem. but cooke did not live to see it. he was shot to death in a los angeles motel two weeks before its release. >> it's like sam's last song, and everybody loved sam because sam was such a... he'd give you shirt off his back. >> reporter: soul great al green has performed it. >> ♪ i was born by the river >> reporter: and made it his own at a 9/11 benefit in 2001. barack obama referred to the song after winning the 2008 election. >> it's been a long time coming. but tonight, change has come to america. >> reporter: smokey robinson: >> it's the kind of song, as a songwriter, you want to write because you know it's going to be around forever. >> ♪ it's been a long >> it's a classic, classic. >> ♪ a

he was shot to death in a los angeles motel two weeks before its release. >> it's like sam's last songecause sam was such a-- he'd give you shirt off his back. >> reporter: soul great al green has performed it. ♪ i was born by the river >> reporter: and made it his own at a 9/11 benefit in 2001. barack obama referred to the song after winning the 2008 election. >> it's been a long time coming. but tonight, change has come to america. >> reporter: smokey robinson: >> it's the kind of song as a songwriter you want to write because you know it's going to be around forever. ♪ it's been a long >> it's a classic, classic. ♪ a long time coming but i know ♪ >> reporter: that's something that won't change. ♪ change gonna come >> reporter: anthony mason, cbs news, new york. ♪ qls it will >> brown: and that's the cbs evening news. for scott pelley,es i'm james brown, good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media acce >>> some big news to get to tonight. >> here's what we have coming up on "e.t." >> did you see part of the latest sony e-mail hack? >> the "today" show cancels on amy ad

a body found in a motel parking lot.re live on the scene gathering more information as the investigation begins. >>> and we're also following breaking news this morning in the frankford section of philadelphia. it took more than five hours for fire crews to put out this apartment fire you're looking at. we're gathering new information about who was inside at the time. >>> wear the layers this morning. we are off to a cold and windy start. it's dry right now outside, but a nor'easter is on the way. we'll give you the nbc 10 first alert forecast hour by hour. good morning, this is "nbc 10 news today." i'm rosemary connors. >> and i'm vai sikahema. i heard you and chris talking about this is the one-year anniversary of the whiteout game last year. i think i'd be willing to trade the whiteout for an eagles win, but i'm not even sure if snow is on the table right now. let's get to bill henley and find out if it is. bill? >> oh, we're going to getti a b storm, even though they lost. you need to make that deal ahead of the game

but just a few blocks away this motel plays host to a different kind of commodity. sex for sale. >> what do you want? >> chicago police have arrested this woman for soliciting prostitution. it's her third such arrest in as many months. >> just take me to jail. what the [ bleep ]. >> you can scream all you want -- >> i'm going to do whatever i've got to do. i don't care. i don't care! >> keep screaming -- >> i don't care. >> we will learn much more about her case in a moment, for stories like hers are all too common in the underground sex trade. >> public safety is our main concern. and this is not something that we want as a society. >> domestic sex trafficking is a crisis that occurs right here in our very own community. >> cook county state's attorney anita alvarez leads the county's human trafficking task force. a joint effort between local police and prosecutors to crack down on slavery rings in chicagoland. >> what we've seen here in cook county, the trend that we're starting to see really are the gangs. the gang structure. >> gang members are not just selling

. >> first on this day in history back in 1925 the motel inn the very first ever motel opens up in california>> and the late legendary singer frank sinatra was born on this day in 1915. ♪ >> the trillion dollar baby. keeping the light on in dc but not before a battle brews between the democrats. >> i am disappointed the white house feels the only way to get a bill is to go along with this. >> is a democratic civil war on the horizon? >> they come crashing down as a monster storm wallops and the worst is not over. maria molina is tracking all of it for us. >> meet the newest viral star. >> i am reporting at target, papa if you are watching your granddaughter, you need to watch your granddaughter. >> where this little girl stole the show coming up. "fox & friends first" continues right now. >> thank you so much for joining us. i am heather childers. we made it. >> i am ainsley earhardt. thank you for starting your day with us this morning. let's get right to the fox news alert. the house passing $1.1 trillion spending bill in the 11th hour. >> now the bill is in the senate's hands. but a civil

she got in her car and followed the convoy and finally she arrived here a motel in downtown nuevo laredo this is footage shot by local journalists that night - oralia can be seen with her children as well as relatives and friends of other men that had been detained during the same operation. masked men in uniforms that say Ômarina' - navy, in spanish - stand watch outside oralia's son told her that he saw his father in the window - but then the curtain was drawn. in the aftermath the navy would change their story about the events of that night numerous times - first saying they had no contact with the men. later, they would say they had questioned them - and found the men were innocent- and that they dropped them off in a different town nearly 2 hours away. jose and the other men detained that night were never seen or heard from again. the marines have never explained why they left them in a different town. >> what is the objective by the navy or by authorities to disappear people? what is the logic behind it? the allegations of disappearances by security forces have continued into pena

in august, motels after we arrived in ford's neighbourhoods l.a.p.d.fficers chased down a suspect. at one point he appeared to reach for an officer's gun. neighbours gathered to jeer at the officers and more. lines were drawn. we don't know why the man was arrested. but it was an expected one. high tension for what seemed like endless minutes. it was eerily easy to imagine how nerves on both sides could cause it to escalate. quickly. there was tension at a town hall meeting. >> have some respect. that was the problem. as l.a.p.d. chief charlie beck faced a gauntlet of black community members, many of whom claim the police target their men. >> i came here tonight because i respect the people in this room and i hope you respect me. and if we treat each other that way, and treat the investigation that way, and treat where we live and work that way, then we can move forward from this. >> there has always been down through the years, not only the suspicious but the charge that police do two things they overpolice and overprosecute young african american mal

to a better night's sleep ♪ [ticking] >> so many kids are homeless, school buses now stop at cheap motels i never really noticed what people were actually going through until now. until we're actually going through it, too. >> jacob braverman's family is going through it in one room. after they were evicted, their neighbors took them in. >> you think all this has changed you? >> yeah, and i haven't realized it, but i think i've gotten very mature in a very short amount of time. [ticking] [train horn honking] >> chances are the electricity your tv is using comes from coal. coal, not oil, provides half

you referenced was finally able to go back and accept the night in their own home after living in a motel for five days. they were forced to evacuate last thursday and friday when flood waters rose to several feet high. and the mobile home park is prone to flooding because when there's heavy rain because it's in a low-lying area. and firefighters did have to cut power to the mobile homes and the family lost their power tools and other belongs stored underneath their home and damaged by the flood water. and they lost all the food in the refrigerator. and the ordeal is stressful for the 10-year-old who was worried whether he would have a home and place to sleep. >> we have to move? or are we going to stay, is the water going to get any bigger? >> the hard part for me, my kids really worry about it. >> the water proof casings were installed yesterday to protect each home's power source and election resigningty was also restored. and the school with the help of the city council member is raising money to help the family and others impacted by the flooding. more than $14,000 has been raised on

. >> police have oyvrd the woman found dead in a car trunk outside of south jersey motel this week 38-year-old mary aunt yaing owe was discovered mapleshade sunday night. 41-year-old jesus garcia was araivrned on charges of disturbing human repains and not charged with murder. police have yet to determine how or when he died. >> police arrested 30-year-old diaz in mount laurel in the murder of a woman in gloucester township. >> she was beaten to death. johnson invited diaz and woman both homeless to stay with her after her home during the holidays officials say argument erupted over money. johnson was planning to ask diaz and money to move out. >> a contractor accused of one of the biggest home uld better frauds in jop was convicted of stealing 2 1/2 million dollars. she told the jury suci stole 100 nrous her money supposed to go to construction for a second home at the shore. >> that cost me another 400 tlous build a house and in total 1 million for 400. >> she was convicted and she now faces a term of 135 years behind bars. sentencing is scheduled for next week. kin diaz was wanted

they are clearly in a motel. >> you'll have to smoometimes service 30 men in a night.. to think of the women sold into sex trafficking by a man who she thought nt. you spent a lot of time in sex trafficking, you get out it reached the point where i thought i was going to be a blood -- bad. i got my staff out of the dressing room. drove away. that was it. >> when you look at the girls, do you see yourself in it, while they are easy to issee online. girls who work for a shadow tray are hard to fine. you don't need to think about the energy that makes our lives possible. because we do. we're exxonmobil and powering the world responsibly is our job. because boiling an egg... isn't as simple as just boiling an egg. life takes energy. energy lives here. alright, so this tylenol arthritis lasts 8 hours but aleve can last 12 hours. and aleve is proven to work better on pain than tylenol arthritis. so why am i still thinking about this? how are ya? good. aleve. proven better on pain. ensure active heart health. i maximize good stuff, like my potassium and phytosterols which may

park motel gasping for airport. more than 100 firefighters didn't respond.rs helped out before they could get there. >> individuals were working as teams standing on each other's shoulders. >> five people were hurt, two critically. fire officials say it would have been worse had it not been for those good samaritans. >> at the big board with the big takes. we begin with a chaotic cash grab in lynam -- china. a four and a half million dollars started raining down on a highway. it apparently spilled from the back of an armored truck after its doors accidentally opened. people scrambled to scoop up as much money as they could carry. unfortunately for those chasing down the cash, it's not finders keepers. police are asking anyone who dove for the dough to return it. otherwise, they could face charges. yikes. >>> up next, turning now to a heartwarming christmas gift from a successful son to his hard working parents, joe rick well's folks thought they were done with presents yesterday afternoon until he handed them a letter. [laughter] >> (crying). >> oh, i love y

a woman's body was discovered stuffed into the trunk of a car at a motel in maple shade. the investigation led police to a home in philadelphia. katherine scott joins us live from the city's olney section with the details. katherine. >> reporter: and sarah, maple shade police were going door to door in olney asking about a woman who lived in this neighborhood. you can see them here along the street and some of the surrounding block. philadelphia investigators were here, as well. they galleried evidence from inside a home on the corner. authorities on both sides of the delaware investigating after a woman's body was found in the trunk in maple shade. >> i was on my way to work and they said i can't go anywhere. >> reporter: brandon sample was staying here on route 38 and found his van was taped in the crime scene. investigators gathered evidence overnight concentrating on the white car in the parking lot. the report came in at 9:30 in the hours after police went door to door in the hotel looking for information. >> they came to my door, like, a little bit before 2:00 a.m.

. >> they could do nothing but secure me a motel room for two days but i cannot take my dogs. i am going to not go. >> they are now heading to a nearby walmart parking lot where others have gathered. the city says it will take two weeks to clear out all the debris from the jungle now that all the people have gone. >>> fast food workers rally. a mcdonalds in oakland was among the restaurants targeted by protesters. what they are demanding. >> and nasty and toxic materials in san francisco bay thanks to the down pour. we will show you what we are talking about and what is being done oo minimize it. >>> peaceful protests by fast food workers demanding a higher minimum wage. they stormed a mcdonalds on east 12th street this afternoon. they are demanding a pay raise to $15 an hour and they are encouraging their co-workers to unionize. one protesters left his job as a mcdonalds cashier to join the protest and says he is not worried about getting fired for today's walk out. >> i am not afraid. i know my rights. i have the right to form a union. that is what we are doing. we know our

so nixon goes to the motel and he says i do not want to be disturbed by have a big speech at a want anyoneo disturb me. so i went to my own room and i saw going straight across the hotel to nixon in store. yelling dick. dick. so i started to run and i did not get there on time. the door opens and he let him in and i thought that is the end of pat buchanan and nixon said had you met rockefeller? this was the brother of nelson and david but he was a great war hero. a great fellow and that was my first introduction. the second to wusses a congressman and now here. we got to organ and the killings came up to me in the news of rockefeller it is hard to describe how harsh they were. [laughter] so he says the old man will endorse rockefeller. i said what? so i took off down bohol i get to his suite i opened the door to the bathroom he is about to get into the shower and i said you will not endorse him are you? and he said don't worry we will get something for it. so sure enough so this does is something about the man. new york and treated him like dirt. and here he is to endorse nelson rockefelle

about the legacy you leave behind, my father left behind a wife with four children, no will, a new motel,000 in debt. that is a horrible legacy to leave your children and your wife. >> you didn't want to repeat history? >> i did not want to repeat history. >> that makes sense. were there moments where you sat down and thought about that? and went to a dark place? did you ever? >> i was never in a dark place. i felt the hardest thing is telling denise. then telling my son and my daughter. it was very hard on me and then close friends. to be able to say to them that, unfortunately, there's going to be a timeframe here. and, but let's think about all the things we can celebrate of what we have already done. >> and done with the corporate world. now it is finally time to enjoy everything he has. >> my mother said, enjoy life when you are healthy. do not wait too long. >> but could you have enjoyed this 20 years ago? >> sure. >> the same way? >> no, i did not have as much money. [laughter] i know, it comes back to money. >> it comes back to money with you. ♪ ♪ >> its building blocks are known

john walks us through those motel. >> i get to him. you can hear me calling out to him. we get to him. >> reporter: that's russell you see with the christmas lights on his head. he's put them on his helmet the past few years. st. john said it helped in spotting him. >> from above, we assume that he was completely involved. >> reporter: at this point, and it's tough to see, st. john tries to get russell out himself. >> i reached over for one guy, and i was trying to get brett with my other hand, and we couldn't see him. >> reporter: so now all those inside could do was put water down the hole to fight the flames and wait for a ladder. at one point you could hear him say -- within four minutes a ladder is dropped down and russell climbs out. while seemingly a short time for st. john -- >> every second seemed like an eternity. >> reporter: despite everything that happened, russell wasn't seriously hurt and is already back at work from. the wheaton rescue squad, cameron thompson, wusa nine. >> the residents escaped the fire thanks to a working smoke alarm but another loam wa

the shore point got high mark for old style motel, boardwalk food, amusement parks and nostalgic vibe>> here's one way to lower stress. you just turn to man's bev friend and that is exactly what happened today at drexel university perfect way for helping stressed out students preparing for finals. it's puppy pa lewis is a check it out. very nice. right. hundreds of students took a break from studying to play with certified therapy dogs. the dogs are -- dogs are getting free massages. studies have shown playing with therapy dog can reduce blood pressure and lower anxiety and depression. >> very important to our students that they are calm. a lot of them are a away. they're international students away from their doing at home. so it's a way for them to come, relax, and just give back to them prior to us sort of giving them exams and that kind of stuff. >> by the way drexel is the first philadelphia college to keep therapy dogs on campus. look at those doing. everybody is around me right n now. >> exactly. >> all right. let's get back to your fox 29 weather authority now. what a differen

at four different hotels at the city and twice at the quality inn and he may have gone back to that motel a third time late last night. nbc 10 jesse gary is live outside the quality inn to show us a new piece of evidence in the case. jesse, tell us what happened. >> tracy, police believe surveillance video collected from several crime scenes. they're hoping someone will recognize the suspect. let's go ahead and take a look at that surveillance video of what southwest detectives say is the same man. he jumps the counter and grabs an employee at gunpoint and forces him to open the register. runs off with cash and cell phones. in one case in the middle of the day around noon he targeted two guests standing outside a hotel lobby. he grabbed them and drove off. in previous cases driving mercedes and also a honda. no word in what he used to get away from here just hours ago. coming up in the next 30 minutes or so i'll tell you about the time he used a gun and why he did it and what happened. that's coming up in 30 minutes. live in delaware county jesse gary, nbc 10 news. >>> 4:34 and we have ne

she was found inside park in the motel parking lot, no word on how she died. results from an autopsy are still pending. >>> a new report is release by a special committee looking in the new jersey bridge state scandal. tonight "eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan hear from his republicans on that panel who are not too happy. >> reporter: you now want to say i cannot say what you have prepared to say. this is knotter cover re, john, this is america. >> reporter: personal frustration and partisan squabbling highlighted release of the preliminary report by committee investigating the george washington bridge scandal. >> i have a right as equal member of the committee to say what i want to say. it doesn't suture politics. it doesn't suture narrative. >> reporter: report composed by legal counsel chronicles all of the documents and testimony subpoenaed by the committee. it claims because of an inability to interview key witnesses there remains an incomplete knowledge about a plot to create traffic pattern in fort lee by closing access lanes to the bridge. >> unfo

at four different hotels in the city and twice at the quality inn and he may have gone back to that motel a third time late last night. jesse gary is live outside the quality inn to tell us what happened. jesse, tell us more. >> yeah he came in with a gun and jumped the counter. police have released compilation of surveillance video from several crimes hoping that someone will recognize the suspect and call them. let's go ahead and take a look. this is mo from the most recent crime. late last night here at the quality inn matches others captured in this video. philadelphia police southwest detectives say this is the same man etch inin each case. the robber then runs off with cash, cell phone. he's been reported to make his get away in a dark mercedes with tinted windows or a honda. philadelphia detectives tell me that they're checking if last night's crime is connected to the previous seven. and i'm also calling to see if they have any information about what vehicle he used to make his get away this time. live in delaware county jesse gary, nbc 10 news. >>> philadelphia police are searchi

a few hundred meters from the opera house, an iconic square, the headquarters of banks, a big motel and a big newsroom is opposite. you couldn't get a more profile spot in the middle of the city. we know at least one armed man went into the cafe and took a number of hostages and we don't know exactly how much. at one stage there was talk there might be 13. that number seemed to fluctuate over the course of monday. we don't know how many people remain in the cafe. within the last hour and a half five people appear to have got out of the cafe, whether they escaped or were released by the hostage taker. we do not know either. >> andrew, you say he is armed - this is what police say. do we know in what way he is armed, because we have seen no weaponry? >> no. some people we have spoken to say - these are people that were evacuated from the buildings around the cafe - they say they think they saw a gun. certainly other people who have been interviewed on other television networks mentioned a gunman. that is not to say we have any confirmation from the police whatsoever that this man is armed

police rented rooms at three motels. as they arrived, they were arrested. all seemed embarrassed. some cried. one john even soiled his pants. vic lee, saechabc 7 news. >> more than 100 cities were involved in the cross country trafficking sting. with me is the district attorney. thank you for being here. >> thank you. >> we were talking about chief whent about how our language and thinking is changing about the word prostitution and the word "johns" now. >> we've discovered when we refer to particularly children or minors who are being forced into the commercial sex world, they're not prostitutes. they are being prostituted. and we really talk about victims of human trafficking as victims. they're survivors of trafficking. we also look at adult sex workers who are -- would formerly be referred to as prostitutes. >> sure. >> what we found is when we use terminology like that, it tends to marginalize people. when we marginalize them, they're less likely to be able to get the resources because we just -- they just don't get offered to them. they're thought of as people who are on the

now, the body was found in a motel parking lot along route 38 in maple shade.nvestigators went door to door overnight asking guests if they had seen or heard anything suspicious. we're told philadelphia police have joined in the investigation, although it is right now unclear why. there is no word yet on the identity of the victim or how the person was killed. >>> meanwhile, an overnight fire ripped through a vacant apartment building in the frankford section of philadelphia. the fire broke out at arrott and oakland streets around 1:00 this morning. it took crews more than four hours to get this fire under control. this is the second time in a week firefighters were called to that property. the cause is under investigation. i'm vai sikahema. we'll have another update in about 25 minutes. and of course, you can always get the latest news and weather on nbc10.com. we'll send you back to the "today" show. have a great day. we'll see you in a half hour. ♪ you're a mean one mr. grinch >> that's the right music for this one. back at 7:30 on a monday morning, december

ended up having to spend christmas eve in a motel room because as you predicted the snow closed the path. it was chains required. the length of road kept getting further and further. we decided not to risk it. we drove up christmas morning, clear as a bell. zero degrees some of mornings were we in tahoe. >> we were complaining about how cold it was here in 30s and 40s. you were spot on describing that. the snow really gets treacherous expect driving through it. when we put the alerts out there it's good the take heed. another cold morning expected for today. this afternoon we'll see a mix of sun and clouds. it's not going to bring any rain for us. it may bring some snow to the sierra but it's going to bring the cold air. that's going to be the highlight. it's 37 in san jose. 37 in livermore. 36 in saratoga. it's not as cold as it was yesterday coming through the i tri-vall tri-valley. one of our coldest is the north bay. you can still see everybody there. while we're not at freezing it's still very cold and will remain chilly this afternoon with temperatures back in the 50s. back in just

. >>> police have identified the woman found dead in a car trunk outside a south jersey motel this weekold marryago was found in the trunk of the car. police have arrested a man in connection with the murder of a woman in gloucester township, the body of susan johnson was found yesterday morning in a wooded area of evesham township. she was beaten to death. police have arrested and charged two others. an argument erupted over money and investigators say johnson planned to ask the couple to move out. >>> 87-year-old man from south philadelphia has lost his life savings in a home invasion. frank cavaliero said the intruder kicked in his door early yesterday morning. the suspect walked out with $3,000 in savings that he just cashed in. >> it took me forever to save it up, nickels dimes, quarters and pennies, you know, i'm not a wealthy man, i may be handsome -- watch your mouth. [laughter]. >> surveillance video from a nearby business shows the suspect approaching the house early in the morning. >>> beanie sigel is hospitalized in critical condition a week after he was shot. sigel whose gi

he was going to work for my sister's motel and marina on the portage river up in ohio, fishing touristonality for that work. my sister wanted to build a cabin each year to rent out and i was building one, and he was due to come up in august to look at our first cabin. and of course, july 19th came and he never got to see the first cabin. >> this is william's room. hasn't changed much. it's still the same room, complete with books and pictures and pictures of his old dog, his bed in the corner where it always was. this is still william's room. >> i know that feeling. i've been there. somebody tears your heart out, but you don't die. you don't bleed to death. you're still functioning. you're heartbroken and you're devastated. he was a great little brother, we love him, we want justice, we want our day in court. >> we learned a lot in that first day, but there's still so many questions. i didn't know chris ponce from the guy next to me. no idea who he was. how do you get on an off-ramp, especially downtown? how does chris get on the wrong side of the road? >> he had had a previous dui arr

among some cuban-americans to be sure, that the typical cuban-american in the united states works in a motel changing bed linens, they work in airports, they are the people who take your tickets or handle baggage. the democratic constituency. they belong to the democrats, not to the republicans. >> [inaudible] >> i'm hopeful -- look, yesterday was an encouraging for stuff. what is really discouraging is this statement about we have to be the relentless advocate of democracy and therefore, we have to continue the embargo. that is what is discouraging because it puts you right in the mindset of people like general leonard wood. we have to write the plat amendment because cubans can do this by themselves. >> what kind of questions do you think obama is going to face when he meets other meter -- other leaders at the council of american -- council of america's? they are going to give it the clearest sailing imaginable. bit.e go back a little the whole concept of the summit was created in the 90's by the president clinton. this is the fifth. the fourth was held in argentina in 2004, right before t

. >> we don't have crips and bloods taking over motel rooms, the person selling you dope more likelywe're going to meet a pass distributor i've known for several years. >> we meet carmen, as we'll call her, a powerful local heroin dealer turned paid confidential police informant out in the woods. >> how'd you get into the business initially? >> i needed the money. i needed to support my family. couldn't get a job. >> how easy was it to get into the dope business? >> not hard at all because it's cheap. >> was there money in it? >> oh, hell, yeah. yeah, oh, yeah. >> it's like mayberry out here from looking around. who's using heroin now? i mean -- >> kids. >> kids. >> kids. >> today's heroin epidemic is different than the one that raged through america in the 1970s in a few significant ways. back then, heroin was mostly seen as a poor people problem, somebody else's problem. the sort of thing that musicians and criminals got into, marginal people, far from the white main streets of mayberry, usa. what those people did to themselves, well, it was unfortunate, but not our problem. until

if you can imagine dennis hopper huffing nitrous in any one of those sinister motel rooms.aco spurts, you really want to eat. in ancient times, drivers would hang the testicles of their enemies on their rear-view mirrorses. best case here, taco truck, of which there are quite a few. parking lot, the smell of mystery parts on a griddle, yes. can i have one assada, one testore. you might expect me to be eating tacos for the next hour. got the wide stance. getting taco spillage. come for the vistas. stay for the tacos. ♪ [ gunshot ] 30 rounds per magazine, as fast as your finger could pull the trigger. ♪ you might well ask yourself, why the hell would anybody need a weapon like this? the ar-15 is one of the weapons most reviled by gun opponents. it's also america's favorite rifle. >> i never thought i would say is a guy from new york was a natural when it comes to shooting an ar-15 in new mexico. but i'm impressed. >> as a nation, we love them. there's about 4 million in circulation. >> ar-15, is a civilian version of an m-16. the funny thing is, in relation, this gun is ident

. >> it was a motel high school for the entire county. >> reporter: it was designed to look like a collegepus and everything was top shelf like the chandeliers that hung in the auditorium. marble in the bathrooms. the trenton high exhibits features salvaged treasures like the caged clock from the gym and hand weights for students to exercise. i wonder what year mario graduated. >> because we're collectors, it's important to save history. >> reporter: this exhibit is about saving things that can't be replaced including the four stunning mow -- mosaics from the lobby. they will be move and reinstalled in the new school. >> reporter: this is a human skeleton used to teach anatomy classes back in 1932. >> i don't know who it was, but it was part of what they used. if you would like to talk a walk down memory lane, the trenton high exhibit will be on display until march 1. in trenton, nora muchanic channel 6 "action news." >> so much more to come on "action news" saturday morning. rocking out in center city. how you can catch a performance of these young musicians. >>> plus powerful winds tear

take them to a motel or something, have them call their parents, have them wire money to an account.nd that's about it. after that, you let them go if they put the money in the bank. >> what if they don't? >> that's a different story. >> how does that story end? >> bad. >> how bad? >> i cut the guy's neck, that kind of bad. i had no reason to do that. >> why? >> honestly, i don't know. i guess i'm just a bad guy. >>> coming up, robert puts his tough persona aside for a family visit. >> you know when i go to prison, i don't talk about this place here, you know what i mean? >> and later, one of the mexican mafia's most loyal has a shocking chat with the igi. >> anyway they can get you, they're going to get you. >>> lieutenant rodriguez and his igi team hear lots of debriefs at corcoran, few bigger than the one they're about to hear. >> there's an individual who's validated as a mexican mafia member. >> the mexican mafia, go ahead and try to get someone in their cell and murder them. >> so he raised his hand and he asked for our assistance. so we're going to go there and talk to him abo