nbc 10 first alert radar. all the green. talk with meteorologist prerika martin. >> seeing clouds along the jersey shore, scattered showers and breaks in the showers as we saw over center city. current temperature in philadelphia, 62 degrees. that's the high so far today. mount holly, 57. trenton at 59. warmer, 69 for you in atlantic city, upper 50s, but conditions for today certainly unseasonably chilly. average high 65 degrees in philadelphia. doppler radar, without the cloud. we're picking up greens on the screen as keith mentioned. so notice we're seeing light nowers. not very organized moving through parts of the viewing area. looks like chester county may see one or two showers moving through soon enough. some of this not making it to the ground there in lee high valley but a couple of breaks, but more showers on the way. we are not done, not yet. neighborhood highs for tomorrow, we do have some more rain in the forecast. in fact, i have included that initially i had partly to mostly cloudy skies saturday. now going wi

joe fryer, nbc news.os angeles. >>> the moment that played out on national tv that left many in the audience shocked and outraged. >>> now to the headlines swirling around tv's "survivor." after a contestant was outed as transgender after last night's episode. it followed not only because one contestant turned on another but also because the network which tapes the episodes months ahead of time decided to broadcast the scene. nbc's miguel almaguer has details. >> reporter: with 8 million people watching cbs's "survivor" it happened when one contestant facing elimination turned on another. >> there is deception going on right here. >> reporter: jeff varner outing zeke smith, suggesting he was a player that con the be trusted. >> why haven't you told anyone you are transgender? >> reporter: the reaction on the transgender show. >> you didn't have to do that. that's so wrong. >> reporter: mimicked the out cry for deciding to broadcast the revolution months after it was filmed. today smith said he worked with

for more information just tap the nbc 10 mobile app. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> you and you can track the rain that's starting to move into the area. this is the view from the nbc 10 studios and a couple of raindrops on the lens and plenty of clouds overhead and these are the rain clouds that have been moving in for this morning and been going on for most of the morning and you've got a dreary, damp view and no sunshine there. that's really keeping the temperatures cooler today because the winds at 7 miles an hour in philadelphia and stronger in wilmington at the shore. up to 16 miles an hour in new jersey. the temperatures have been climbing and most of the area will koos off into the 40s overnight and now it's in the low 50s for philadelphia. the rain has yet to get going and 58 degrees in the lehigh valley and we've seen showers in the suburbs and not every neighborhood has seen it just yet and these numbers were in the 40s and they've not seen a huge climb, but they are warming up. 54 in audubon, mount laurel and lumberton is at 53 degrees and 53 for robinsville

"nightly news" begins right now. >> from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening to our viewers in the west. first daughter and presidential advisor, ivanka trump felt the singe of the spotlight in her first trip abroad today. less than a month after officially joining her father's administration she appeared in berlin sharing the stage with some of the most powerful women in the world and faced uncomfortable questions about her dad's attitude toward women along with some scatters jeers. tonight, she's talk exclusively to nbc news. hallie jackson has details. >> reporter: ivanka trump in berlin to help empower women finds herself instead defending one man. >> he's been a tremendous champion of supporting families. >> reporter: a handful of hecklers hissing and booing her description of president trump. >> you hear the reaction from the audience. so i need to address one more point. some attitudes towards women your father has publicly displayed in former times might leave one questioning whether he's such an empower for wom

nbc bay area. following kwechlts all day chris uptd as you know a big presence at sfo could this happen here. >> the supervisor says it could but shouldn't his proposal is simple don't let the cops do airlines dirt work he wants to change city code so airport police oem only intervene wle risk to safety or security. this unbelievable video immediately opened the public's eyes. >> my god what are you doing. >> >> including san francisco's supervisor jeff shea hi who took at the actions of law enforcement. >> the amount of force that was used to get him off the plane was appalling. >> chicago's airport police have suspended one officer involved and called the incident not in accordance with its standard operating procedure. supervisor shea hi believes law enforcement never should have been on the plane in the first place. he is now proposing changing san francisco city law so police officers here aren't helping airlines pull the paying passenger off

nightly news xwk begins now. ♪ >>> from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is "nbc nightlyews" with kate snow. >> good evening. at a time when tensions between the u.s. and north korea are running high and two u.s. intelligence officials tell nbc news that north korea could conduct another underground nuclear test at any time with no real warning, now a new complication. a former university professor, a u.s. citizen, was detained in pyongyang on what many observers suspect are false charges, perhaps to give north korea leverage over the trump administration. we begin tonight with kelly cobiella in seoul, south korea. >> reporter: tonight with the uss carl vinson headed to the korean peninsula, another american is in custody in pyongyang. the associated press identifies him as tony kim. in his 50s, a former professor doing aid work in north korea for a month. arrested at pyongyang airport as he was leaving the country. the third american now held by the secretive regime. ohio college student otto warnbier is serving 15 years for trying to take a propaganda banner as a souven

nbc 10 at 5:00 starts right now. >> announcer: nbc 10 news starts now. >>> all new on nbc 10 news atowing up even though signs said the place is unsafe. bucks county about a mile from a former military base blamed for tainted water wells throughout the area. nbc 10 is at the rink. >> reporter: what have you learned about this? >> reporter: here at the township we're told officials posted signs at the rink earlier in the rink warning the rink they felt the water was unsafe. however, when you go there, the rink was open for business. >> we're not getting a drink here. >> reporter: at first this local mom told us it was great. her kids the only ones on the ice and then herd revolution ice was operating despite the township warning against it. >> the township took it upon itself to post a cease and desist order. >> reporter: once it learned it was using well water. water the township felt had been contaminated. this area has been having water issues since wells were cited with years of abuse. warned to use public sewer and water lines. they had gone against the advice and hooked itself b

. >> announcer: from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening to our viewers in the west. with great buildup, the white house announced a massive tax cut plan today, one it's calling the largest tax cut in history, and one that could offer significant relief for a lot of americans, not only families and individuals, but businesses, too. the proposed cut of the corporate tax rate, the focus of a lot of attention tonight, because among the prime beneficiaries, businesses like president trump's. but as they say, the devil is in the details, which appear to be fairly sparse at this point. nbc news national correspondent peter alexander tells us more. >> reporter: tonight, from the president and his team on taxes, an ambitious opening bid. >> we have a once in a generation opportunity to do something really big. >> reporter: the white house outlining a sweeping across the board tax overhaul. >> under the trump plan, we will have a massive tax cut for businesses and massive tax reform. >> reporter: the headliner, reducing the nu

nbc 10 is your home for it. you can watch the run from start to finish sunday may 7th right here on nbc 10. now we can tell you the bids are all done, but you can still get your hands on one. all you have to do is go to the nbc 10 app for your chance to win a last-minute industry. >>> back to our breaking news we're following in delaware. sky force 10 has been over philadelphia pike and washington street. police have shot and killed a suspect. officers say they tried to stop him as he was driving, but he sped off and crashed here at this location. at that point he took off running and officers chased him down. there was a confrontation that ended with officers shooting and killing the suspect. several have been taken to the hospital to be checked out and north market street is closed to traffic from 23rd to 25th as a result of the investigation. we're going to continue to monitor this breaking news. we'll bring you new information as soon as it comes into the nbc 10 news room. >>> 20 minutes of nonstop news cont

. >>> from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is "nbc nightly news" with kate snow. >> goodvening. a disturbing trend driven by technology, crimes committed live online with other people watching and doing nothing to help the victim. chicago authorities say it happened in their city again about two weeks ago when a teenager was viciously attacked. the superintendent of police saying today he was inspired by her courage in coming forward, but there are so many questions tonight about who should be held responsible and how to prevent crimes like this from happening. morgan radford has our report. >> reporter: tonight a 14-year-old boy facing charges of assault and child pornography for his role in the alleged gang rape of a 15-year-old girl. >> no woman should ever be treated the way this young woman was. the young man responsible, they should be ashamed of themselves. >> reporter: police say the victim knew one of the offenders, and on march 19th was lured to a house, held captive, and assaulted while it was streamed live online. 40 people saw the video. no one said a word. >

and nbc nightly news is coming up next. we will see you at 6:00. >>> on this sunday night, palm sunday attacks. a state of emergency declared in egypt after deadly bombings at two churches, more than 40 people killed, many of them children, as isis claims responsibility. >>> rising tensions. the new tough talk about russia and syria as the secretary of state leaves on a mission to moscow and another key white house officials is forced out. >>> wake-up call for american cities after computer hackers triggered more than 150 emergency sirens in dallas, exposing vulnerability there and beyond. >>> and dramatic improvement. the simple treatment for people with parkinson's that slows the disease and changes lives. "nightly news" begins now. >>> from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is "nbc nightly news" with kate snow. >> good evening. at the beginning of the holiest week on the christian calendar, churches were packed all over the world today, and when isis targeted egypt's christian minority with bombings at two ch

i'm lester holt for all of us on nbc news. thank you for watching and good night. >>> these were unprovoked attacks by an individual that was intent on carrying out homicides today. >> right now at 6:00, three strangers killed at random in the central valley. tonight a man in custody and authorities looking to see in the murders are terrorism related. >>> the news at 6:00 starts roun. good evening thank for ink joust janelle wang sitting for jessica aguirre. >> raj mathai a lot happening at this hour. we're specking new details about the tragedy in fresno. in just a few minutes the police chief in fresno is expected to update us about the suspected gunman. kori muhammad killed three people today and wanted for another killing last week. now among the primary questions we mentioned this is a it terror related nbc bay area's marian favro is in the newsroom has more on the behavior speckly online. >> fresno police has been studying the facebook beige of muhammad. he post-ed anti-government comments and wrote did he not like white

reporting live in sheltonville, nbc 10 news. >>> and our nbc 10 investigators have been looking to the deadliest road for months and whether pendot has an plans to make changes. all that at 5:00. >>> meantime to breaking news. former nfl star aaron hernandez found not guilty in the 2012 murders of two men in boston. prosecutors say hernandez opened fire on the men's car because he felt disrespected when one bumped into him and spilled his drink. the former new england patriot is already serving life in prison for the death of a man dating his fiance's sister. >>> today is good friday, the commemoration of the crucifixion of jesus christ. worshippers gathered at the episcopal cathedral for a music-filled service this afternoon. good friday is a universal day of fast and about sstinence, pr and reflection. >> usual easter spots like this market. the owner said they already sold about 10,000 pounds of kielbasa. it's less about what they put on the table and more about the memories they make. >> we have the blessing of the table. it's a polish tradition, and keeping up my parents' traditio

officials tell nbc news u.s.spy planes are monitoring for any move made by kim jong-un and at a late news conference today, president trump addressed the growing crisis over north korea while again offering a dark assessment of iran. we get details from nbc's hallie jackson. >> reporter: tonight a military message off the korean coast. ongoing joint exercises with south korea, as the north appears to pgs itself to conduct a nuclear test with little to no warning. the military is deploying a special sniffer aircraft that can detect evidence with drones and spy planes. president trump today alongside italy's prime minister. >> as far as north korea is concerned, we are in very good shape. we're doing a lot of work, we're in a very good position. we're going to see what happens. >> he's basically saying nothing to see here. in fact, the situation is tense and dangerous and we're a long way away from resolving the crisis. >> reporter: to convince north korea to turn down the temperature, the administration is leaning

for all of us at nbc news, thank you for watching and good night. living out here. >> right now at 6:00, a buckled road shows the landslide concerns that forced families from their homes, and there's not much time the recover. >>> the news at 6:00 starts right now. good friday evening. thank you for joining us. i'm jennel wang sitting in for jessica aguirre. >> i'm raj mathai. as the bay area cleans up and restores power, another storm is here. this is happening as many people and businesses are recovering from what happened last night. this video sent to us by alec bernardo. you can see a downed tree at the kfc in newark. no one was hurt but the restaurant is red tagged. live camera network the golden gate bridge on the left. dublin and san jose. not much traffic on this getaway friday. a lot of people telecommuting because of the foul weather. live doppler radar is lit up in green especially this the north bay. everyone is going to get hit a bit. we have several reports on the micro climate alert. hi rob. >> san jose commute looking good. golden g

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we'll have updates on nbc 10.com and live updates at 11:00. >>> tonight, trump's tax plan. our first look at what's in it, what it could mean for millions of families, saving them money, including the trumps, and how does the president plan to pay for it all? >>> north korea secrets, heavy security for an unusual briefing, all u.s. senators at the white house. what were they told? >>> hot housing markets, surging prices, in some places higher than before the recession. what buyers and sellers should know. >>> drugged driving. for the first time it's now blamed for more traffic fatalities that be alcohol. >>> and dancing dreams. amazing kids getting their chance toe shine. "nightly news" begins right now. >> announcer: from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >> good evening, with great buildup the white house announced a massive tax cut plan today, one it's calling the largest tax cut in history and one that could offer significant relief for a lot of americans, not only families and individuals, but businesses, too. the pro

. >> announcer: from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening to our viewers in the west. possibly no recent story has generated the level of universal outrage quite like the video of a bloodied man being dragged from his airplane seat. now there is late word a settlement has been reached between united airlines and that passenger, kentucky doctor david dao, who was injured after being forcibly removed from his seat, to give his seat to a traveling united airline crew member. the sum was announced on the same day united released an internal report on the april 9th incident and announced a series of changes to prevent it from happening again. in an exclusive interview, united's ceo oscar munoz described to me the failures that failed dr. dao. >> i don't wish any lower point than this on anyone in the world. >> reporter: oscar munoz hoping this low point will also be united's turning point with what it calls an amicable resolution of an unfortunate incident, the airline settling with dr. david dao as it confronts mistakes an

nbc news medical correspondent dr. john torres has the new guidelines. >> reporter: under the old guidelines for prostrate cancer screening, stephen weinstein didn't need to get the psa blood test in his 50s but he started screening anyway. this year doctors found an aggressive tumor. >> it would have spread. there's no doubt that would have killed me at a very young age. >> reporter: today an influential medical task force is changing screening guidelines, now urging all men age 55 to 69 to talk to their doctor about getting psa test. men 70 and older should not get screened. >> this should really be a personal choice a man makes together with his doctor. the goal of these conversations is really to understand benefits and harms. >> reporter: previously they worried the tests were unreliable. screening dropped. now new evidence found psa tests reduced the chance of dying for prostrate cancer and cancers that aren't aggressive which means frequent checkups that allows for changes. >> it allows us only to intervene on t

for all of us at nbc news, thank you for watching and good night.amera, access >>> i rear ended a guy on a tractor. >> is he breathing, sir? >> i can't tell. >> the frantic 911 call from former "bash lore" chris soules. i'm natalie morales . does it shed light on what exactly happened before chris allegedly fled the fatal scene. >> can i c

that's nbc 10 news for tonight. we'll see you tonight at 11:00. >>> the wild spring weather from a devastating tornado in virginia with other regions being threatened tonight. >>> an invisible killer. carbon monoxide seeks into the pool area overwhelming a dozen people, many children. >>> just in case with fears of deportation some turn to a digital life line of families and lawyers preparing for what could happen. >>> from unbeatable to unbelievable, an upset for the ages

. >> announcer: from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >> good evening. more than 15 years into america's longest war, the u.s. dropped the largest non-nuclear bomb in combat struck last night by the nearly 22,000 pound air dropped nicknamed the mother of all bombs. whether that bomb and whether the pentagon achieved objectives are open questions tonight but a weapon designed as much for psychological impact as explosive punch could be sending a broader message as the u.s. tonight also keeps a wary eye on north korea. in a few minutes, our exclusive reporting on the u.s. military plans to prevent another nuclear north korean nuclear test but first, to that unprecedented air strike in afghanistan. nbc news chief foreign correspondent richard engel has details. >> reporter: the u.s. military pulled out the big guns in the fight against isis today, a 21,000 pound bomb, the largest non-nuclear weapon the united states has ever used. it's on known use before this 2003 test. the massive ordinance air blast is better known by the nickname,

we have nbc 10 team coverage. keep it right here as we continue to track all that's still unfolding. >>> right now to our breaking news, a delaware state trooper is dead after being shot at a wawa. >> a procession for the officer is about to begin. mitch. >> yeah, guys, we are just outside christiana hospital waiting for that procession. you can see the police cars, the fire engines, all ready to honor that trooper whose name at this point we do not know. again, the delaware state police just confirmed that the trooper from that shooting earlier today was killed. we can take a picture from above from sky forced 10. you can see the massive police presence and fire presence and ems presence all ready for this procession to begin. the delaware state police just within the last half hour gave us a very brief statement about this situation saying that this trooper was can killed. again, not releasing information about the trooper as far as his name, pending the notification of his family. at 12:10, they say this troope

here on nbc 10. >>> coming up, a record haul for the nbc 10 responds team. how they managed to get more than $100,000 back for someone. >>> plus draft day visitors. a scene that played out when a certain someone showed up on the parkway. >>> looking for a new home. >> seth williams home is for sale. he's facing federal bribery charges lifted his home for sale a week ago. the home can be yours for $450,000. it mentions a new roof. he's accused of accepting that as a gift. he failed to report on his financial disclosure forms. >>> the fate of this iconic sign in burlington county will be decided next month. leaders say they will check on the condition to see if it can be moved meaning it's not clear if savings the sign will cost taxpayers. >>> young people around the office today, there's good reason. it was take your child to workday. kids got to see sky force 10 and showed off. >> very cool. we are counting down to the nfl draft tonight. and heading up our coverage. >> an historic night for philadelphia's on top. the excitement is building out hire. >> the c

and that's nbc 10 news for now.a great monday. >>> your constant optimism, where do you think that comes from? >> being a short, bald, neutered male figure skater of an unknown ethnic origin. if all this stuff can happen, anything can happen. >>> scott hamilton, one of figure skating's most iconic athletes, following years of a life threatening and mysterious childhood

brandon hudson, nbc 10 news. >> now live to nbc 10's mitch blocker in newark where that.trooper was taken. >> what are you hearing about the trooper's condition right now? >> at this point, we are standing by for the delaware state police to have a news conference to update the media about that trooper's condition. wanted to show you some of the video from sky 4's 10 in the last hour or so to give you an idea of the scene, the police presence, the delaware state police vehicle surrounding the hospital and other vehicles that we saw in and out of the property from multiple police agencies throughout this state. the governor's office, they confirmed that he is at the hospital to send thoughts and prayers to the trooper's family. now, we still do not have information about the trooper's condition. again, we are awaiting a press conference which we will, of course, carry live right here on nbc 10 at 4:30. that is when the delaware state police plan to release new information about this shooting. >> mitch, we'll wait for that news korns and stay with nbc 10 for live updates on this.developing

for all of us at nbc news, thank you for watching and good night. at: clnerodyas d eughru=0 >>>. >>> i think everybody has had enough. >> right now, at 6:00, cleaning up in a danger zone in the bay area's largest city. we have the exclusive story. >>> the news at 6:00 starts right now. good evening. thanks for joining us. i'm janelle wang. >> and i'm raj mathai. an unusual tactic used to crack down in a hot spot for crime. san jose p.d. has opened an office right in the hot zone. nbc bay area damon trujillo has the story. >> reporter: we're talking about fountain alley here in downtown san jose and looking at the police stats posted by san jose police, there have been 60 calls for service in this area alone in the last 30 days. there are police officers on the corner ever fountain alalley, ad between first and second. police are moving in right here for good. you name the drug, and you'll likely find it here on fountain alley. crime happens here virtually daily. >> we see crimes, drug dealing, prostitution here and there. >> reporter: the city fish

. >> announcer: nbc 10 news starts now. >>> good morning. this is nbc 10 news today. i'm rosemary connors, it's 8:30 on this saturday. put it in reverse. yesterday's heavy rain created some road blocks for drivers all over our area, but the streets are starting to dry out this morning. runners along kelly drive won't have the downpours to contend with today, but it's cold and cloudy out there this morning as we take a live look at boathouse row. meteorologist krystal klei is tracking the changes in our weather. she has the most accurate forecast in the region. krystal? >> yeah, rosemary, we are just saturated from yesterday's rain. those areas that saw some flooding yesterday, probably still going to see in low-dipped roadways the water this morning. any areas that parks that have a dip are going to be filled in with water. it's going to take a while for that to soak in. once the ground's saturated, it can't take anymore. take a look at our radar and satellite. it's not necessarily that today will provide anymore rain, but that rain and wet ground will be lingering to

nbc bay area responds collection. nbc bay area responds. to a hillsborough man who said pg&e owed him a chunk of money. >>> nbc bay-year responds to a hillsboro man who says that pg&e owed him a big chunk of money. >> it might sound like it would be hard to get back but our team did it. consumer investigator chris chmura is here to explain how. >> mort says a power surge damaged his emergency generator by blowing out his power board. so he filed a claim and the power company denied the claim. pg&e confirmed there was a momentary interruption in service that day but said the cause was unknown and it went on to say there was no unreasonable act or omission by pg&e that caused this outage. well, mort didn't agree and reached out to us for help. we contacted them and they cut mort a check for $1,600, the cost to repair his generator. >> after new information we re-evaluated the claim and honored the customer's requested reimbursement. in addition to damage claims after power services, pg&e also has a claim form on its website. if you have a con

. >>> nuclear fears, nbc news learning u.s. intelligence and growing concern what is going on in north korea. >>> found on the run, a teacher and his student caught after a month on the lamb. tonight the tip that put authorities hot on their trail. >>> o'reilly fired fallout. new details on a massive payout for the former fax star. millions to walk away. >>> high times, how today's date 4/20 became synonymous with smoking pot and how businesses are cashing in. >>> and living legacy, out of a senseless tragedy, a young girl saving the lives of others. "nightly news" begins right now. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt reporting tonight from chicago. >>> good evening. we begin with breaking news a suspected deadly terror attack in paris tonight where a gunman opened fire using a military-style weapon on police officers along in paris sending people running for cover. isis claimed responsibility, and at this hour, police and soldiers co s shut off much of the shopping district telling tourists to return to t

i'm drew smith, nbc 10 news. >>> new at 11 nbc firefighters rescued a woman trapped in a fire. it happened just before 5:00 tonight. the device blew out the windows of the house and set the first floor on fire. the woman inside became trapped on the second floor until firefighters were able to get out. a neighbor told us she heard a loud bang and went outside to check on her children. >> the neighbor brought it to my attention. so that was that noise? you know it's crazy. >> the woman rescued from that house is not hurt. police are still looking for the person responsible. >>> almost exactly 90 days into his term dwight evens hosted his first town hall. healthcare dominated much of the conversation. nbc 10 andre thomas joins us live. >> reporter: he told the crowd he's trying to find allies within the republican party to get laws passed. he also said all of your calls to his offices are being heard loud and clear. >> the purpose of this town meet sg really to hear you. >> reporter: in the first time in a three-month 10ure as a u.s. representative, dwight met in the town hall to

comcast the parent company of nbc 10. and every year we see people coming out here, doing some good work. and as rosemary mentioned, this is a very big project. and we're talking about 100,000 people in all that will be taking a part throughout the country and the world, to help clean up. they'll be doing these projects, really to help their community. and folks here in nicetown, thanicetown,th they're going to be cleaning, painting, landscaping around the building. there are a about a thousand different projects like this that will be going on throughout the country. all sorts of things, revitalizing parks, painting murals, restoring computer labs and stocking up community food banks. as we take another live look here. again, you can see, this is going to be a very different scene, probably, in the next couple of hours. and this boys and girls club will probably look very different at the end of the day. we have the giant pile of dirt that was just dropped off here within the last hour. so folks here will be getting read

tonight, she's talk exclusively to nbc news. hallie jackson has details. >> reporter: ivanka trump in berlin to help empower women finds herself instead defending one man. >> he's been a tremendous champion of supporting families. >> reporter: a handful of hecklers hissing and booing her description of president trump. >> you hear the reaction from the audience. i need to address one more point. some attitudes towards women, your father has publicly displayed in former times, might leave one questioning whether he's such an empower for women. >> i've certainly heard the criticism from the media and that's been perpetuated. as a daughter, i can speak on a very personal level, knowing that he encouraged me and enabled me to thrive. >> reporter: the moment partly overshadowing trump's trip to a summit on how to boost female entrepreneurs sharing the stage with global power players like the head of the imf and german chancellor, angela merkel. president trump remains deeply unpopular here, his controversial travel ban at odds with g

nbc news has not verified the authenticity of the files. earlier, the hackers posting, "it didn't have to be this way, netflix. you're going to lose a lot more money in all of this than what our modest offer was." no specifics about the ransom demand from netflix, who in a statement says, "we are aware of the situation. a production vendor used by several major tv studios had its security compromised, and the appropriate law enforcement authorities are involved." a classic ransomware attack, cyber experts say, malware that seizes control of a computer, threatening to delete or release files if demands are not met. >> expect this to continue to happen. the entertaining industry has been struggling with the problem of how do we keep something private until we want to release it. >> reporter: perhaps the most high-profile case, pictures, 2014, celebrity gossip, executive salaries, the movie "annie" released early by hackers linked to north korea's leader, angry about an unflattering film. >> look at him! if that ain't a real story, what is? >>

nbc bay area. >> kol incompetent, thank you. looks like it's a little misty out there, gloomy. >> because of the game, tp will air on cozi tv, law and order svu at 9:00, join us for a late newscast right back here on nbc bay area. >>> i'm jeff ranieri, we're tracking a little bit of drizzle. the possibility of that for a first pitch at 7:00 and 56 degrees. the clouds hang out as we head throughout the rest of the game against -- here on nbc bay area at 7:00 tonight. meanwhile, in my forecast coming up at 6:20, i'll talk about this high pressure and when upper 80s return back into the mix. >>> p police body cam video shows shooting -- how that video may set the suspect free. ♪ hey allergy muddlers are you one sneeze away from being voted out of the carpool? try zyrtec® zyrtec® starts working hard at hour one and works twice as hard when you take it again the next day. stick with zyrtec®. muddle no more®. try rhinocort® allergy spray for powerful nasal allergy relief. a san francisco superior court j

live at 30th street station, i'm lauren mayk, nbc 10 news. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> i'm first alert meteorologist erika martin. current temperatures in and around the delaware valley lots of 630s and mid-and upper 50s. dover currently at 54 degrees and allentown warmer at 67 for you and currently in philadelphia it's 62 degrees. topped out at 56 in philadelphia so just one degree shy of the average temperature. atlantic city currently at 53 degrees and winds are shifting a bit and a live look outside and you can see the clouds are developing. thick and soupy right now. we do have rain on the way but it's not going to get here. can you see bright right here so mid to upper level, a sign that the at mott fears is juicy and for the most mart we've had a very nice sunday in the forecast with mostly sunny skies. and our hour-by-hour forecast starting at 6:30 p.m. we get this and we see the clouds moving in and really those rain showers don't move in until after 9:00, 10:00, 10:00 a.m. rather and that's coming in from the southwest to the northeast so dover you'll see som

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. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening. two infamous dictators and both in the cross hairs of president trump tonight raising the potential of military responses after acts that are drawing broad concern and condemnation. the first, syria's leader assad. president trump horrified by the deadly gas attack on civilians saying it crosses many lanes and officers the warning there may be a new u.s. approach to syria. the president trumping up heat on north korea's kim jong un ahead of a critical meeting tomorrow. as we showed you during the broadcast from south corkorea, america armed forces are at a height of readiness with kim's threats. we have two reports starting with the syrian crisis and nbc's richard engel. >> reporter: the victims are still struggling to breathe. quivering uncontrollably. doctors say it's consistent with expo exposure to a nerve agent like gas. president trump said the images of the victims made a deep impression on him. >> a chemical attack that was so horrific in syria against innocent people includin

"nbc nightly news" begins now. >>> from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is "nbc nightly news." >>> good evening. reverberations on a strike on an syrian airfield are getting louder, not just in words but in action. russian and syria military jets resumed missions today. dashing hopes of a new friendlier relationship between vladimir putin and donald trump. all this just days before secretary of state rex tillerson heads to moscow for meetings with top officials. we begin tonight with richard engel in istanbul. >> reporter: russian state tv broadcasting from syria at the air base that is destroyed. footage shows some damage and defiantly fighter jets taxiying and taking off in broad daylight. local residents filming it on their cell phones. it's unclear if the aircraft were flown by syrian or russian pilots, but the message is clear the u.s. strike changed little. new images show the town hit by a chemical attack which the u.s. says was hit by that base it is a ghost town now, but there were more air strikes today. just so russia's point couldn't be missed, moscow is send

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you can watch the game and nbc bay area. >> nbc bay area colin resch is liver on the field. giants hoping to bounce back from a tough loss. >> guys were talking about buster posey the news is about as good as it can get regarding his concussion symptoms dealing with. take you back to monday's home opener when he was beaned in the head by the 94-mile-per-hour fastball the following day placed on the seven-day concussion disabled list. a few hours ago he did debra grab a bat then some soft toss on the field. bruce bochy says he is progressing we might see had him back in the lineup next week. >> he has done cardio stuff starting to ramp up baseball tifrs activities. tomorrow more on the veeld. and sunday he'll include running bases. we'll ramp it up. he is doing well right now. if he gets through the weekend and we're on schedule. >> that means potentially playing in kansas city on tuesday. bochy went on to say if he does play he will be 100% ready to play. he shrugged off the idea of bringing buster back and having him be a designated hitter later on in sports live in at&t pa

"nbc nightly news" begins now. from nbc news jose diaz. >> we begin with an unfolding tragedy in colombia where there is a state of emergency after an avalanche swept through a small city killing 150 people and more missing. the heavy rain that caused three rivers to overflow their banks. it happened in the city near the border with ecuador. nbc's lucy cavnof with the details. >> reporter: in south colombia a dangerous effort to get the injured. releasing an avalanche of water and mud. most homes no match for the deluge. entire neighbors were buried, homes destroyed bridges collapsed even the trees ripped from the roots. what's least is a blur of devastation and tonight there are fears of more to come. the threat of another avalanche terrified crowds as army officers led people to safety. more than 250 people missing tonight. at least 152 are dead as the toll climbs and the damage remains to be realized. nbc news. >>> in this country the east coast is recovering from severe weather tonight including a tornado in vi

despite the action attention of the attendant nbc bay area aviation expert mike mccarron says american airlines did everything right by responding immediately. >> they knew sthed an issue to take care of. they did that upgraded the woman to first class the rest of the treem and investigating immediately didn't let it fesster go any worse. >> the association of professional flight andreaants which represents american airlines employees says not to rush to judgment about the attendant's actions. they say quote check going it appears another passenger may have threatened a flight andreaant with violence which is a violation of federal law and no small matter. air rage has become a sowers issue on flights. we must obtain the facts surrounding the incidents. our passengers and flight attendants deserve nothing less. . and american airlines confirmsed today that investigation is underway. meanwhile aviation expert says passengers should check with air carriers about the stroll are policies before they come to the airport i was in terminal a couple minutes ago they were announcing that over t

up next is "nbc nightly news." we'll see you back here tonight at 11:00. . >>> developing news tonight, bill o'reilly out at fox news. a stunning fall for a tv power house for decades, brought down by new allegations of sexual harassment and millions in payouts. tonight the fallout and a renewed focus on behavior in the workplace. >>> disgraced nfl suicide, convicted killer aaron hernandez found hanging in his prison cell. his lawyer raising questions. >>> iran, the trump administration escalating the war of words saying iran could follow the same path as north korea saving on health care but increasingly popular way families are saving money tax free on medical, dental, even prescriptions. >>> and girl scout pride, what makes this troop's bond so powerful, when they are together, they are right at home. "nightly news" begins right now. >> announcer: from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening. bill o'reilly who has dominated cable news ratings for yea

now. >> good morning, this is nbc 10 news today. thanks for being with us. i'm rosemary connors. it's 6:30 on this saturday. plenty to get to. let's begin with that weather, because we've got some good news for everybody. meteorologist krystal klei has the most accurate forecast in the region. >> krystal? >> i really love this when i get to talk about a weekend and say, it's a good forecast. because people are happy instead of wanting to just turn off the tv real quick. so today is one of those days. great conditions as we go through today, tomorrow, even into your next workweek, really. but you do have to get through this morning. and it's chilly out there right now. we're 40 degrees in philadelphia. you can see from the live look outside, the sun is up and it is clear. in the suburbs, we're at 36 degrees. feels-like temperatures, though, are close to or a little bit above freezing for much of our area, because it's a bit breezy. notice the wind speeds, about 13 miles per hour in new jersey. 10 miles per hour in delaware. and there

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for more information check out the nbc 10 app. good too see you both. >> thank you so much. >> always a pleasure. >> thank you. >> thanks, vai. >>> taking action in syria, that's the breaking news we are following for you after the u.s. carried out air strikes in syria. a look at world reaction just ahead. >>> a republican tour of the senate voting rules to get into the high court. vanessa: i got hurt and was given painkillers. by the time the drugs ran out, i was addicted. it happened so fast. i ended up on the streets, where the drugs are cheaper and easier to get. i was a full blown heroin addict, selling my soul to get high. when i realized i needed help i didn't know where to go. but i got help and you can too. you're not alone. help is within reach. this is governor chris christie. call 844 reach nj or visit reachnj.gov. >>> we continue to follow breaking news, reaction to u.s. air strikes on syria. it was in response to a kem kl attack earlier this week. allies are supporting it and russia is condemning it. >> expected to b

always find us online at nbc >>> tonight, knocked out. power failures hit major cities on both coasts, triggering commuter chaos, rescues and a struggle to get back online. what caused it? >>> massive tax cut. president trump's new promise as he nears the end of his first 100 days, a benchmark he once embraced but now calls ridiculous. >>> moment of terror, dramatic new video of an isis inspired attacker opening fire in paris. tonight the american family who looked him right in the eye. >>> life on the run. new details in that alleged teacher student kidnapping. the victim finally headed home. >>> hotel hackers, a massive breach at major chains. how cyber thieves are targeting your vacation and business travel. >>> and the puzzle master, the man behind the brain teasers that millions make a daily ritual. "nightly news" begins right now. >>> good evening to our viewers in the west. power outages in big cities on both sides of the country made for some harrowing and frustrating moments today. the worst in san francisco where a blackout paro

good job. >>> nbc 10 erin coleman giving us a look at what we are looking at for later. >> nbc 10 finding it could be putting the health of youth hockey teams at risk. >>> plus, closing for good, a popular womens retailer is closing up shop including at least six in our area. >>> and a little brotherly love to help pull out a loose tooth, how his sibling got the tough job done. your most accurate weather forecast starting today at 4:00. i think we can guess how that ends. >> yeah. >> i feel bad for him. hopefully he'll be okay. thanks, erin. >> see you. >>> let's get to bill with a final check of weather this afternoon. >> rain, clouds and cool temperatures. might see a chance of an afternoon thunderstorm. by tomorrow mostly cloudy and cooler. 63 the high. a good chance we will see some rain over the weekend. saturday night a chance of a shower. more likely it is coming in sunday morning. sunday afternoon we may see late di sunshine. >> keep the umbrella handy. i'm tracy davidson. >> and i'm vai sikahema. from bill henley and all of us here on nbc 10 have a great weekend. stay dry. >> abi