today, airasia founder tony fernandezfer nan nan nandes tweeted -- searchers are hoping they've already located the fuselage on sonar and they'll be able to recover the remains of those passengers and crew still missing once the seas are calmer and clearer. brian. >> kelly cobiella live for us in indonesia tonight. kelly, thanks. >>> and still ahead for us tonight, the nation's weather in the news once again. blinding cold with a dangerous mix of ice and snow triggering pile-ups and rescues, triggering watches and warnings. >>> also the amazing show happening just offshore. what so many say is one of the most spectacular things they have ever seen. (woman) caring for someone with alzheimer's means i am a lot of things. i am his guardian. i am his voice. so i asked about adding once-daily namenda xr® to his current treatment for moderate to severe alzheimer's. it works differently. when added to another alzheimer's treatment, like aricept® it may improve overall function... and cognition. and may slow the worsening of symptoms for a while. (man) namenda xr doesn't change how the disease

to talk about all of this we have bake seth the columnist and politic editor at salon and republican nan heyworth and the senior congressional reporter at talking points memo. you would think this is the slowest week in politics every week the week between christmas and new year's but we have a genuine controversy and you might call it a scandal just as congress is getting ready to come back. i want to talk about the circumstances of this scalise speech in 2002. the story he's telling and i'm just curious what you guys make of it because his version of event is basically, look i was a state legislator in 2002. i didn't necessarily have this sort of army of staffers around me to check invitations and things i was going to any group that would invite me to talk about the state budget. i had the same presentation to every group. i had an invitation to days inn's and i went and i had no idea what the nature of the group and i find out my god, it's terrible. do you beauuyou beau that explanation? >> i know steve scalise personally. i admire steve. he's been a great public servant in the house

nan nan. >> the 2011 champion his team-mate, was doing the best and peugeot, new contenders are a well-renowned team presenting the biggest threat to mini. with stefan peter han sell one of the drivers. the atmosphere is ecstatic. arge yans love the rally. more and more are attending it. it's tougher than ever with special stages for endurance, where drivers will get involved in d.i.y. it would team two weeks, more than 9,000km. very tough indeed. >>> well real madrid were beaten, and ended their 22 game winning streak. two matches short of matching a world record. >> there was a score in the 24th mnd. extending the players tally to 26 goals. tony balagia netted before the defender sealed the winner in the 56th minute. real have a game in hand. barcelona could go top, beating real sociedad. the score is 1-0 to sociedad. >>> 45,000 atletico madrid fans packed the stayedium to see the return of fernando torres. he's back and been loaned until the end of the season by ac milan. in his first score he scored 91 goals in 244 appearances. >> translation: i needed to leave, so the club and he could gro

. >> i think nan see polo see has seen her best -- nancy pelosi is going to decline steadily over the next four years. >> destined for political oblivion. harry reed now after a yore on the back bench. under the majority. takes all rules he created for the senate. and we'll decide it's time to hang up his glovers and not run for he reelection. >> okay, best political theater of 2014. pat? >> joan knee saying there's a little girl she used to castrate hogs and so they'll send her to congress, and nay did. she's a united states senator. >> bridgegate. still swirling around governor christy, and governor christy is always entertaining. shut up and sit down. when he wasn't agree with you. >> bob? >> morton? >> and nancy p oh, -- pelosi. >> best tical theater, kentucky democratic senate candidate allison grimes refuses to say whether she or whether or not she had voted for president obama during her run to unseat mitch mcconnell. she was trying to position herself as independent from obama. cornered, she invoked the sanctity of the privacy of voting. great political theater. okay, worst po

but only if the japanese and theored an nan pilot are released. >> that is not the deal i.s.i.s. is agreeing to >>> the filipino president aquino addressed the nation in respect to a botched raid. heavy fighting brock out with rebels in the -- broke out with the rebels on sunday leading to the highest death of security in decades. let's cross to the philippines capital. this was the biggest single day loss of life for security for years in the philippines, what did the president or are the police saying about it? >> indeed it was. as you can imagine the response amongst the public has not been good at all. in his address to the nation many questions were asked as to why has it taken three days to address this publicly. what he did do was end the police action. he could, he said come out of an inquiry. he asked that those that spread rumours stop from doing that saying it could contribute to the situation, and asked the government to stand with him and the government to formalise a separate muslim entity in the southern philippines. he doesn't want the violence to escalate and spr

. >> an escape artist also acade nan but says he has viking blood. he thought, why not try to escape from a viking funeral? that involves something burning on fire and down the river. >> trying to escape valhalla. >> a tv show in canada does amazing escapes. in iceland, they started filming the show and got video of his escape. this is him on a viking ship with quote/unquote explosives on board. he's tied to a post. will he escape? >> as you can see, some people came in actual viking headgear and helmets. >> 20 seconds. >> you can hear the crowd cheering him on doing the countdown. >> go, g >> come on! >> gets out of the ropes. picks up oh wow, he has a sword handy. >> that's lucky. he's an escape artist. how did he get out? i used a sword. >> gets himself untied still on the boat in the water. what will he do to escape? go! >> oh! jumps into the water, the flames shoot up. missed the explosion by seconds. >> like aegas ke something outside the mirage. >> how awful am i hoping for some sort of fail to happen to make this better because right now, rig

i'm richard liu in for ron nan farrow.s conference expected from nfl commissioner roger goodell as america prepares for the super bowl. but first, we're following breaking political news right now. former governor mitt romney announcing today he is not running for president. in a much anticipated conference call just hours ago, the former candidate said this. >> making another run for president, i decided it's best to give other leaders in the party the opportunity to become our next nominee. i believe one of our next generation of republican leaders, one who may not be as well known as i am today, one

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would not reveal specifics of a security plan but said his team is prepared to sweep every seat and nan and to identify ef -- fan and to identify every threat. >> we look at news an intelligence from other agencies and evaluate our plan. do we need higher vis ibleses of certain types of resources? >> reporter: terrorism, yes, it's a threat and police are confident they are on top of it. but the other big issue that officers are dealing with at the super bowl is sex trafficking. >> all money-driven. very sad. very sad. when you hear the stories of these young girls, it breaks your heart. >> reporter: debra black says while commercial sex is focused around the super bowl, it's not a problem. it's a community problem. a task force was created to attack this crime at the super bowl. >> so gathering intelligence, actually doing stings, and -- as well as the outreach and the training of hotel personnel for that matter. >> santa clara has been here on and off for a number of years. >> reporter: and they are back for this super bowl learning what they can from glendale. >> we've been coordinati

. >> the washington nationals just became the favorites to win the national league penn nan with a majore agent signing yesterday. they signed maybe the best pitcher in the american league max scherzer who won 21 in 18 games in the last two seasons with detroit. he signed a seven-year deal with the nationals for $210 million. about 30 million a year. super 49 is set with a lucky seattle team that used a green bay mistake on on side kick and conservative coach late in the game against new england patriots and their head coach bell belicheck being accused of cheating again from spy gate to now deflate gate. what the nfl is investigating only after it was reported by an indianapolis tv station is the patriots deflating the footballs that the patriots used on offense. that would help his quarterback grip the football and his receivers catch the ball in what was a rainy weather day all day. let's see if there's another inform fl coverup but i do believe with other nfl people that i've spoken to that yes bill belicheck absolutely did it again and i believe he's guilty as charged! >> what happe

i have to say, i'm so lucky to have this publisher nan graham.ave to also mention my amazing editor bill witworth. between them, i feel like i've just been with the best. it's like having two of the best coaches in the world. >> yeah. tomorrow night -- and i have been crying for the last week or so. i've talks tomorrow night, if you're here in l.a., tomorrow night, organization called live talks l.a. liveanjelica will be in town. she asked if i would moderate. i would love nothing more -- >> you've got to be in new orleans. >> i've got to be in new orleans, traveling this week. if you're in l.a., tomorrow night, "live talks l.a.," if want to get the book signed and see her in person. for the rest of you go to your book store or on line. if you're lucky enough to be there, anjelica will sign her second memoir, "the watch me." and it is a -- a wonderful book, rich with detail. and great stories. and that cover photo, i can just fall asleep to every night. anyway, i love you. an honor to have you on the program. >> thank you very much tavis. it's al

. >> reporter: if dakota johnson and jaime dor nan can get the spice, the book is bound for glory. audiences will able to restrain themselves? will johnny depp recapture his box office success in mordecai. and might channing tatum help them find the matrix magic again in jupiter ascending? how can in the hearth of the sea deploy chris hemsworth. the sexiest 19th century whaler alive. will first time director elizabeth banks be sharp or be natural in "pich perfect 2." george clooney's own board for brad bird's intriguing actioner tomorrowland. >> you can teach me in your room. >> reporter: the who's conning who teems margo rob biwith will smith. do they look hungry to you? chris pratt finds out what happens when dinos die. in jurassic world. the many delicious treats on their way to theater this is year. >> i'll be back. >> what? >> i wish they were coming out tonight. >> yeah some >> good morning we're following developing new details on this friday january 2. police overnight say a man has now been charged with the attack and rape of a woman in a parking garage. >>> officials in m

>>> well it turns out that the blizzard up north was just what the doctor ordered for a woman from nan tuck, massachusetts. >> danielle smith had gone to the hospital early this morning with labor pains when when she she could out doctors said sean ready to deliver. she could go home. they offered her what turned out to be great vice. >> they said, well, you're only about three center meters right now. so you can go home, grab your things and come back just to be safe. so that's what i did. and we didn't expect anything to happen so soon. but it just happened so quickly. >> when she got back to the hospital then it was go time. >> it was go time. >> cadence smith moore arrived at 3:35 a.m. a healthy six and a half pounds congratulations. >> absolutely. >> well it is time to check in on our forecast. kathy is standing by in the weather sent. kathy. >> absolutely. there's a lot of truth to that as far as labor being reported to blizzards or relateed rather because that dramatic drop in pressure is said to send women into labor. a friend of mine whose an obgyn did a theater paper on that

glenn straub lost the okay nan -- original auction the first buyer backed out. now he said the auction was not run fairly and the price should be cut. >> right now it is 5:09. and an incredible survival store when a little girl walks away from a plane crash that killed her family. the key role she is expected to play in the investigation now that she's out of the hospital. >> also, a massive outpouring of support for police in two local communities. who will benefit from the rally? >> and this is not what you want to see when you look outside at your brand new car. hear from the own here could just watch her car burn, just days after driving it off the lot. >> and winter returns with a vengeance. katie is talking bitter cold and even some snow whether we do traffic and weather together. we do that of course on the 3's. we're back after a short break. we thought our cable internet was fast. but, our uploads are half the speed of our downloads so our internet is really half-fast. so half-fast. someone did a half-fast job posting our vacation pics. stop living with

hour so the wind chill is actually somewhere in the mid teens across philadelphia and a little lower nansome other spots. future tracker 6 shows it's a mix of clouds and sun today. during the afternoon there's the chance of a couple real spotty snow showers popping. there was a lot of you aren't going see these and those that do they'll be quick and probably not put down any additional accumulation. by 9 o'clock tonight looks like we're clearing out and there is no such problem. up in allentown it's going to be cold. 24 degrees clouds and sun. slight chance of a snow shower. windy especially later in the day when we could get those gusts building up over 30 miles per hour so it's breezy this morning but getting windier as the day goes on. same story at the shore. clouds and sun a-snow shower maybe, maybe not. a cold high of 30 with those winds building as the day goes on. and in philadelphia, we're going to starter out breezy, end up real blustery with winds gusting as high as 35. 26 is your high today a passing snow shower can't be ruled out but the big story is that temperature and the

right now let's check in with first alert traffic reporter jill nan mealian mele. good morning. >> good morning. a difficult situation all because of an accident that happened in the overnight hours involving a tractor trailer with a passenger vehicle. for a little while 95 northbound had been completely blocked off at route 31 exit 4. this is a live look. i know it's tough to see, but this is the traffic camera right on 95. this is the northbound side right there. that is exit 4, route 31. this is right at the closure point. as we watch right here these vehicles coming up you'll notice we have that left lane of traffic, that left lane open to traffic right now. and the right and center lanes still blocked. there's an accident investigation going on right now. so what i'm seeing is that the left lane is getting by. however, if this stays out there and that investigation is out there for the morning rush this could really back up. it's your best bet to avoid this portion of 95. route 1, that's going to be a good option for you if you need to get around it. i'm close

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her nan dnandez is with the. it is a $40 million rising star with the new england patriots. >> how much money? >> like $10,000. >> in one night? >> that's what he said, yeah. >> owen lloyd's best buddies darrell hodge and darrell sweet say their friend was not a big partier, a friend they say was passionate about football. >> he is coming full throttle. >> and family. >> his mom and his sisters -- >> my brother and i were kind of -- i would not say best friends, but as close as siblings can get. >> branch who coached lloyd in high school didn't hesitate to give him advice as an adult and an occasional reality check. >> at some point, i realized i'm not going to the nfl, this is just for fun. i have to start preparing myself a life. >> he says that lloyd was doing landscaping and figuring out what next. >> i spoke to him about taking a firefighter test. >> lloyd started dated a college student, shenia jenkins. she is the link. >> what is your understanding of how they met? >> they were dating sisters. >> shenia is

o nan a gnv basis during this quarter we grew 49%.e now have 334 million active buyers on our platform. these are consumers coming to our platform day in and day out to buy things online. we are very happy with that result. on a net ad basis this quarter we added 27 million new active buyers. a lot of that is driven by the user engagement and activity on the mobile platform. >> let's talk about mobile. i know it is hip and cool these days for company ceo's to talk about what they're doing on mobile, and there's a lot of growth there. your add rates on mobile are lower than they are on desktop. is it really a great move for growth for ali baba to encourage their shoppers to go mobile? >> yeah, so this shift to mobile -- obviously there are two sides of the coin. on the monetization rate the reported 1.96% monetization which has been trending up over the last few quarters. the one thing to remember about mobile is we have 265 million monthly active users coming to our mobile apps to buy things. that is a very good result especially in l

this vine video shows them chanting nan. it was mea t frid state quarrbmei winston. in 2012, aomus wst of raininge the athlellsclin >>> a new data breach. chick-fils it may have been hacked. they are looking into reports of potential activit a data breach has not been confirmed b there is an ongoing insti to determint i on there. if a breach is revealed, chick-fil-a is assuring customers any fraudulent charges will be t restaurant's responsibity >>> harsh weather continues in arizona. a desert area got almo fe inchesw in las vega it was the chilly air that hit the headlines this weekchfrn more cold is expected to continue in much of southwest californi today. >>> tourists have been overwhelmi a small town in southern california for a chance to enjoy some snow. this is julian about an hour west of san diego. see, that the thing. six inches of snow fell there earlier this week. highway ol said every road in town was backed up for miles. thousands travelers. a lot of are enjoying the winter weather. hopefulle a place to stay. julian is out of hotel rooms at least until

many, like my man -- like my nan were left behind. they form the community. the iconic image of the train pulling away from the station with waving troops out the window is one often associated with world war i. at the more humbling image is the train pulling in the same station with hundreds of wood that soldiers on board -- hundreds of wounded sword -- hundreds of wounded soldiers on board. lest we forget. [applause] >> thank you very much indeed. now from wales, let's hear from joanna stallard. [applause] >> thank you, mr. speaker. i'm from them assure in north wales. i'm so honored to be standing here today representing wales. so many events affected wales during the first world war. one impact is the legacy left behind by a young soldier known by many in wales by his nom de plume -- under this name, he won the chair in the royalty service festival for his outstanding contribution to the wealth -- the welsh language through poetry. he was able to claim his prize because he passed away but for the ceremony took place. culture is massive and wales and it's

and the island of nan tucket complete plea loo loo completely out of power. and a thousand folks on cape cod without power. they are working to get the lights back on to folks that are still waiting. the recoveryll underway though. >> molly line, in massachusetts thank you. >> talk about boston strong. despite being buried in two feet of now. one manmade their the boston marathon finish line shines bright. the unidentified man shovelling the site of the terrorist attack. and who shovel the finish line, to find the herroric shoveller. he was still not identified. >> i bet they will find him. airlines are slowly returning to normal now that the storm has passed. 8000 flights were cancelled because of the blizzard. but some major airlines are getting back to full schedule. 600 flights were expected to be cancelled today according to flight aware. airlines are urging customers to check the status especially if you are traveling two or from the northeast. >> economist said the closures cost 200 million with small businesses and hourly worker ares experiencing the

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but for the bigger event monday night into tuesday my confidence level is lower. 11 for the gfs the nan, 3-point #. the european 16. prepare yourself for the possibility of a major storm monday into tuesday allentown 38 degrees philadelphia, 43. cape may 45. overnight tonight snow at times, monday, 33 degrees, tuesday, snow and 26. wednesday, 29. thursday, 35. friday, 36 if the model is correct we may not get out out of the teens for the high. very winter-like over the next couple of days. >> kia has recalled their sports does sedan. the recall notice effects forte from 2012 to 2014. >> a 7-month-old puppy saved a family after a fire broke out. when they opened the eyes the bedroom was filled with smoke and flames. they were able to wake up the other family members and get out. the family lost everything. >> you don't need materials in your life. you need to like live. >> jose and his family say they are thankful for the celeky baby that's the -- cheeky baby that's the dog. peanuts ever! skippy. yippee!! you wouldn't do half of your daily routine. so why treat your mouth any differently

secretary general kofi kofi an nan is peer. prince albert of monaco. larry summers need i go on. we're expecting an announcement from the european central bank on measures to kick start the euro zone committee i mentioned quantitative easing. you'll hear a lot more about that on thursday right here on al jazeera. it's going to be a very interesting day. >> it will, indeed. adrian. thank you. now venezuela's president nicolÁs maduro is expected to make his address in a few hour's time. he's going to be talking about the struggling economy that has suffered from plummeting oil prices. he faces mounting pressure on the stage of the economy. he has a huge up-hill task, doesn't he? >> absolutely. it's very difficult to under state what is at stake in this country right now. i'm speaking to you right around the corner from the national assembly where president maduro will make his much-anticipated address to the nation in just under three hours. he's expected to make major announcements. now hundreds of people are gathering here to answer the call the government's call to show support

and now we have feigned indig nans that we want to have a debate on immigration when you could have donet for two years like did you everything else without republican support? >> will the gentleman yield? >> not yet. >> okay. >> because at this point in time they are a problem. and i as a member of the department of home services know one thing, that i would not stand in the way of what we're doing here. the problem is what my colleagues have said, is this got thrown in when you didn't do it a few years ago when you could, and now you have the president who wants to insert his politics into this. this is what the gentleman from georgia said. this is about article 1, article 2. it's about roles and responsibilities. and to have this debate and to throw feigned indignance in here to say we could have been doing this in a dibt on immigration. the republican party will have the debate on immigration but it's not going to be dictated on the terms of someone in the white house saying here's what i'm going to do without you. >> well, if the gentleman would yield. i would just simply say don't

and look at the phenom nan of mataftization.ou get imitators all over the world and it evolves in to something like isis. it is so radical even hesbollah denounced it. so much has to be explained about the militant islamic context. attack and it would help if our american president began to speak honestly and openly about the phenomenon we are facing. >> the two kouachi brothers, lynn supposedly wanted to die as martyrs. that is what we are are told now. i can't agree with that. if they wanted to die as martyrs, they could have said in the charlie heb do offices instead they made a get away. and they did die, happy to report that. whether they died as martyrs that is for somebody else to determine. without glorifying the guys, how do you tell their story? >> i think the american press did it before in the case of the brothers accused in the boston bombings and other tragedies. i have read stories trying to set the context, what and who were these brothers and what did the authorities know about them in and they were under survei

montgomery countsy man he met on craigslist. 28-year-old chad will tox is accused of killing manual hockey nanristown in september. will cox nroond rob the victim. instead he stabbed him to death. will cox fled but was captured in kentucky. he is currently awaiting nril lycoming county on child rain charges. >> dozens took the street in a show of support for police up broad to city hall. organizeers say police need to know their daily efforts and sacrifices are appreciated and the march was put together by a group called take back our streets a neighborhood group from south philadelphia also raising money for police wid owes and families. >> a memorial today to honor the legacy of walter harris was held before the unveiling of memorial at princeton municipal hall. officer half us was shot and killed february 2 1946 after responding to shooting at a social club. his children were on hand for today's dedication. >> still to come on "action news" first it was weather and now a new problem operations for the airasia recovery cruz. >> after the mishap in st. >> after the mishap in st. peter's squar

north and east f we take a look at model consensus here for saturday, it looks pretty good from gfs, to nan, e uro, rpm models, philadelphia, looking at 1.3 to 2" of snow before the flip-over to rain. we'll talk more about this it system and another on the heels for the beginning of next week. shirleen, coming up in the next 7-day forecast. >> thank you adam. philadelphia federation of teach certifies celebrating a victory tonight. a commonwealth court judge ruled the school district cannot cancel their contract. in the 42-page rule the court said district acted illegally when it tossed out terms of the union old expired contract and imposed their own new terms. that included health benefit changes they claim would have saved more than 50 million dollars a year. >> the commonwealth court confirmed the the form was m proper in handling the bargaining agreement. >> they're tying to decide whether to appeal to the supreme court. no new contract talks are scheduled. >> today new jersey governor chris christie unveiled ambitious plan to bull atlantic city out of financial free fall. during today

>> probably in his mid 20's, then his friends goes nicole kid nan will be in your apartment in ten minutes put the some wine and cheese? >> down it the del. >> i he ran down to the deli and got we cheese was. what's we cheese? >> so he missed an opportunity to date nicole kidman. she casino of had a crush. so, got us to thinking. missed opportunity in our lives. so okay, here's one. >> oh, oh,. >> i've actually got three. >> oh, oh,. >> do we have time for all three? >> one involves dorothy hammell. the other involved sheena easton. but -- i was called to the beverly -- beverly hills, to the four seasons hotel. michelle five her new movie coming out. right? and let's do ain't view with her. okay. so we are in a in a hotel suite. she has one chair i sit down in the other. first of all i'm late. i'm hung over. this is ridiculous. >> well, that's normal, though. >> and sat down and did one of the best interviews of my life. instant chemistry. >> hotel suite. let's listen to her. >> it is the reason i want have -- >> can't have what? >> um. >> do we have a more depressing example of her? >> an

norm nan alaska -- norm, you see that doesn't help you, you mean well, you don't count in ratings when you do stuff like that. in the future, keep the set on muting if you're hearing the president and you don't want to. put the sound back up when i'm on. at least this way we will get the ratings credit if i give you the nielsen box. well, it's the way i roll. karen e-mails, neil -- thank you. pete tweets -- and tim in boston -- they do not! by the way, not everyone tim, because our ratings were off the charts! how were yours? zack writes -- thank you, zack. tia via aol -- think what you will just watch the magic and guests unfold in the future. carol in minnesota -- kind of like the last thing you said, carol. in the meantime, you can go to facebook.com/team cavuto and let me know what you think. when it comes to these big events week have your back and looking out for you and your money. we mean it. we're not going to treat you like a shark and leave you in a tank. just sayin. good nice. ssel. [applause] [ applause ] . john: we just watched the state of the union, we sat through it so

ger nan police say there is a connection with the person they arrested today. is any of this emerging activity and these arrests and this targeting going to change anything the way that syria functions as an international problem and the way that the west deals with them and the traffic in and out of the country? >> it might make a small impact. it might make an impact for the actors already in europe. syria is an enormous black hole and that is not changing any time soon. the war on isis, they are still finding a home there because of the civil war in syria that is still going on. because the civil war in iraq is still going on. there is fundamental differences and isis managed to plant itself on this rnls fault line that goes all of the way back to the iraq war. it started as al qaeda and iraq, and they found a home in syria when syria imploded three to three-and-a-half years ago. the european security officials are taking a wake up call after paris and it will help their ability to deal with the militants already in their towns and villages. this is not just

more nan 1,100 homeless children are living with families in d.c.hirts. 1,400 single men and women also living in shelters. earlier we told you the d.c. general is at capacity. the city is leasing hundreds of hotel rooms to handle the overflow. >>> today a meeting to discuss tighter controls at montgomery county air park, and there could be big changes on the way. neighbor asking for the number of flights in and out of that airport be reduced. six people were killed in december when a plane crashed into a gaithersburg neighborhood. the county says they are considering reducing the number of flights and changing the operation times at the airport. 90% of the flights have come in and out of that airport are training flights. today's meeting starts ap 4:00 p.m. at the montgomery county council building. >>> in a few hour as man accused of killing his ex-wife's new husband will be in court. he lives in ashburn, his bond hearing is scheduled for, to begin at 1:00 this afternoon. loudoun county detectives say he broke into cory madison's home and shot him

in france it was recent phenom nan.edom of the press was voted only in the late 1880s actually only to be repressed in world war one and more so in world war ii and during the algerrian war when the french democratic government sensored the french press. and so freedom of the press and freedom to say anything you want even the most unpal papable things is for the french press and that explains the relation and explain why cartoons against religion which are kind of unpalatable for american audience are more accepted in france. french journalist in charlie hebdo view themselves as a watch dog and they test it. >> and the people of france spoke with their wallets and snapping up the 3 million copies. thank you. >> thank you, sir. >> jodi arias is back in court for the sentencing retrial and murder of her former boyfriend. new testimony released and the impact on whether jodi a riowa a s lives or do is. and how a smart three-year-old helped police to rescue him. >> my baby is in there. >> where was your car last seen. >> i

nan had a major part in amplifying issues like standard round, and bring the fight to florida, stop andn new york, and voter rights issues around the country. we have always been a voice for the voiceless. >> when i was down in texas, everyone was celebrating the day the civil rights law was finally passed. remember, there were decades in which people sacrificed and worked hard. change doesn't happen overnight but it happens as long as we don't purposefully give our power away. every obstacle put in our past should remind us of the power we hold in our hand each time we pull that lever or feeling that oval, or touch that screen, just have to harness that power. we have to create a national network committed to taking action. we could call the national action network. [applause] >> so many of our children are victims of senseless gun violence. and this leader right here stood his ground and stood with the trayvon martin family, and the trayvon martin foundation, and so many other trayvon martins all over the united states. he did it with passion, he did it with commitments, and he was de

the mission chairman says they're worried about pipelines that account for two-thirds of their gas nans. >>> a south jersey man charged with murdering his wife. >>> the south jersey mother's body is still missing tonight but prosecutors say the evidence they found on the suspect led them to file murder charges. >>> and as commissioner ramsey's task force gets to work in washington, nbc10 goes to the philadelphia neighborhood where body cameras are already in place. what neighbors have to say about the cameras and their relationship with officers. >>> cold blast overnight. we could see the threat for snow tomorrow. tracking which neighborhoods could get it. during the morning commute yet in my exclusive "nbc10 news" firts first alert forecast. >>> coming up tonight on "nbc10 news at 5," why the feds say the cause of this burkes county crash is part of a national problem that needs to be fixed now. is there an elk in your bed? with sleep number, now there's an adjustment for that. you can only find sleep number at a sleep number store. right now find the lowest prices of the season, with

many, like my nan were left behind. they form the community.image of the train pulling away from the station with waving troops out the window is one often associated with world war i. the more humbling image is the train pulling in the same station with hundreds of wounded soldiers on board. lest we forget. [applause] >> thank you very much indeed. now from wales, let's hear from joanna stallard. [applause] >> thank you, mr. speaker. i'm so honored to be standing here today representing wales. so many events affected wales during the first world war. one impact is the legacy left behind by a young soldier known by many in wales by his nom de plume -- under this name, he won the chair in the royalty service festival for his outstanding contribution to the welsh language through poetry. he was not able to claim his prize because he passed away but for the ceremony took place. culture is massive and wales and it's a long-held tradition where people enrich themselves culturally in music, recitation and the arts through the medium of welsh. today,

free air pressure checks, that way they can understand the difference between inflated over inflated nan case under inflated. i mean, guys, when you any this thing it just doesn't make any sense. it is like saying i like my tires softed. i don't know how they got that soft, but i like that them soft. i don't know who took the pressure out. i don't know. >> i don't know why the referees don't just keep the balls, why does each team -- >> know probably will start doing that after. >> all right. >> the mystery continues. so does our winter weather which is really kind of rough. >> yep, nice break tomorrow. see the sunshine at least. then by monday, snow returns looks like tricky commute with the snow moving in right before the morning drive. light snow much of the day. we will pick up couple every inches. the question is will we see this manifest in to more snow on tuesday. as it becomes more intense storm, as it moves away. will it affect our area? still got to look at everything that comes in tonight. we'll have much more, be able to tell you throughout the day tomorrow. >> all right. >>

but it is the case that on some respects there was more optimism about how things would work out nan reality really warranted. the obvious example is the healthcare.gov website where thingses didn't work, they were fixed. but a degree of anxiety in the government many the private sector is often a terrific safeguard. >> you pointed out examples where we are anxious types made things work much more effectively. >> my own observation is that the current administration, things are certain better by the virtue of the fact that some people in positions of great authority were constantly thinking inning their heads what can go wrong whether it is health care, or environment, or highway safety or immigration thinking on the legal side and policy side. so we often think of a team player that is upbeat and smiling and kind of rah rah but i think a team player is someone that adds motivation that the group lacks and that means the players are often anxious, in the sense that they are less than dispairing but in the sense that they are pointing out to the -- what about this potential problem. >

this is one of the nan know satellites. it is 12 inches long and 4 inches wide.hat you think of when you think of satellites. they call these doves and send them up in flocks 20 or 30 at a time into orbit. >> it covers about 100 scare kilometers per picture. cube sats today have more capability than the biggest satellites that we flew 50 or 40 years ago. >> reporter: and they are disposable after a year or two, they burn into the atmosphere and more are launched. it's changing the way we see the earth. >> these are sugar cane fields in south and east of the amazon. this was august 8th. this was august 9th, and you can see where both this field is being burned and sort of points out why it is important to see the earth every day. >> reporter: whens will be able to buy the information about in real time. >> they give us the option of really accessing space for sometimes less than $100,000 or even cheaper. and with that kind of low-cost technology we have the ability to image the earth greater than we have ever had before. >> reporter: they raised $65 million to lau

nbc's bay area nan jerry tte miranda joins us. nana nn jerry tt? >> the suspect is ordered not to go near the home or the homeowners. the front door of mrs. doubt fires home shows burn marks, the door mat set on fire on monday. the base of the garage door also shows evidence of a fire. >> i really would encourage people not to rush to judgment especially when it involves circumstantial evidence. >> reporter: prosecutors say 25-year-old tykwan welch lit the fire after a confrontation with the owner of the mrs. doubt fire home. >> there are certain pieces of evidence that will be publicly available at later date which lead the investigation to the defendant and the defendant was subsequently arrested. >> the judge ordered the media not to show welch's face during today's court appearance so she can get a fair trial. her attorney entered a not guilty play. welch is trans gender and identifies herself as a woman. it is not clear whether she was a patient of dr. douglas osterhaut, a leading doctor in trans gender surgery. >> any time have you an arson,

young people and ask the question what is wrong with the use of today all you have to do is look at nannd see what is right with the use of today. every march, every rally, you saw the video, who was on the front lines behind al sharpton and side by side with him, who was there when president obama needed people on e-mail and twitter and for getting word out about the campaign to win in 2008 when he first won, who made sure the word got out to get health care done? those young people tweeting, we didn't even know what they were doing but they got the word out, they turned our people out and today we have a president, an organization, a health plan. to talk about what the user is doing please bring up brianna patterson about what the youth have on store next. >> good morning, everyone. by night name is brianna patterson, northeast regional director of national action network. i am excited to be here it this morning to bring you remarks from the perspective of the millennial generation. congratulations to all of our honorees this morning and your dedication to be like king and continue to

. >> a spanish nan claims he had a private meeting with pope francis.e says the face to face chat has changed his life and the attitudes of many church goers. we'll tell you more about his thoughts and reflections on this chat when we come back so they say it's a man's world? i don't see anybody's name on it. while they were doing their thing... we slowly changed all that. today women can do anything men can do. and there's one thing we're even better at... a transgender man in spain is making a surprising claim. he says he had a personal meeting with pope francis after making an appeal for acceptance. here's al goodman with the story from spain. >> has pope francis taken another step to push for tolerance in the catholic church? yes, says diego, a transgender man who says he had a private audience with the pope in late january. he was born as a girl in spain and raised as a devout catholic. but after his sex change operation eight years ago, many people scorned him in church here in placentia. he stayed away from mass. >> translator: i've never lost fa