plus saying good-bye to a member of our nbc family, incredible news on women's salariesalaries tango with president obama. >>> good morning, everyone. i'm alex witt. the intense manhunt continues to focus on the man wearing a hat an light colored coat. it was believed to have been laachraoui but he is now on the left. in the middle, ibrahim el bakraoui. intention officials tell brussels is the same work of the cell for paris. what for can you tell us? >> reporter: good morning. investigators here in belgium are increasingly convinced there is a direct link between the paris and brussels attacks. well, first of all the two brothers who have been identified as part of those who carried out the attacks at the airport and metro station here on tuesday morning were directly connected with salah abdeslam. their fingerprints were found in a warehouse where abdeslam was hiding. now it's emerged at least one of the brothers tried to get in to fight alongside isis. claimed they have arrested ibrahim el bakraoui one of the brothers in june of 2015. and they sent him back to the netherlands. the

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come back, remembering a legendary baseball player and broadcaster, and longtime member of the nbc family. ===terrvo= the legatns heorcedclasates exe inveigate ===js/vo= safe. butheir ther now undearr ===js/next ose==the ws isext. "how didh >>> finally tonight, we remember someone close to us, a legend who was the voice of baseball for decades right here on nbc. joe gar a ji ola, the big-leaguer catcher who west on to a long career as a broadcaster has died at 90. ron mott looks back at his incredible career. >> i grew up in st. louis. >> reporter: joe and baseball were as connected a pair as baseball and apple pie. >> what number press conference is this for you? >> reporter: after a nine-year run as a catcher in the '40s and '50s, the st. louis native made a turn toward pra broadcasting and found success. his folksy midwestern ways and quick smile a hit with the nationwide audience. in a statement, bon costa said joe gar a ji ol la led a legendary life. >> you're going to have to watch that infield and outfield. >> reporter: he called games for nbc for a quarter century, filled in for j

and the entire nbc family has you covered today. first, make sure you have the nbc 10 app.the app will tell you everything you need to know, including real-time election results and information about all the states involved today. on nbc 10 news at 6:00, we'll be speaking live with nbc news political director chuck todd about what we can expect today. this morning on the "today" show we'll have reporters fanned out across the country as they get ready for super tuesday. they'll be covering rallies, speeches and the voting results. tonight it's a special one-hour edition of "nbc nightly news" with lester holt dedicated to the primaries and caucuses today. >>> new from overnight, philadelphia police are searching for a gunman after a double shooting in hunting park. investigators say a north percy street resident shot two men in their 20s who were renting another room in the house. police say a baby was in the home when the shots were fired. they believe the gunman is now with that baby along with a woman and two other men. doctors are treating the victims at temple hospital.

the entire nbc family has you covered. first make sure you have the nbc 10 app.he app will tell you everything you need to know, including realtime updates and information in all the states involved today. at 6:00, we talk to chuck todd. this morning on the "today" show, reporters will be fanned out across the country as they get ready for super tuesday. tonight, it's a special one-hour edition of the "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >>> coming up later this hour, we'll check in reporters spread out across the state taking part in super tuesday, including texas and minnesota. >>> locally new from overnight, philadelphia police are searching for a gunman after a double shooting in hunting park. investigators say a north percy street resident shot two men in their 20s who were renting another room in the same house he was in. police say a baby was inside the home when the shots rang out. they believe the gunman is now with that baby alonggbwxu with woman and two other men. doctors are reegt the victims at temple hospital. >>> five minutes past 5:00. a new jerse

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as we join the nbc family, we want to let you know some of these sports available, one is an nbc sports special, usa 7s rugby, followed by the final round of the golf championship, you recovery mcleroy has a three-shot -- rory mcllroy has a three-shot lead. >> and nbc is home with the wral family. >> and another wild night in the presidential raise, ted cruz chipping away at donald trump's lead, trump calling on marco rubio again to drop out. we're going to broadcast it all down with the decision 2016 team -- break it all down in the decision 2016. and oj. simpson's lawyers speaking out after the controversial end to the trial of the century. and a young rodeo star over the saddle after being paralyzed in a car accident. her remarkable story of triumph over tragedy. we'll have those stories plus dylan joins us live from chicago as she prepares for a polar plunge into lake michigan on "today." >> that sounds fun. >> fun or really cold. >> here's a look at the morning's top stories. >>> hillary clinton, bernie sanders debate in michigan. sanders' campaign picked up steam with two caucuses

some donate them to other couples hoping to start a family. nbc's janet shamlian tells us more. >> reporter: it's a chance at a family rain and richard galloway never thought they would have. >> couldn't have gone any better. >> reporter: unable to conceive on their own, a doctor implanted the embryo of another couple into rain's uterus. >> people don't realize how valuable it is until they can't have it. >> reporter: the number of women using implanted embryos doubled between 2009 and 2013. >> part of it is simply the fact that it's less expensive. >> reporter: about half as much as in vitro fertilization. as many as a million embryos are in storage couples like april and jeff watts who created them with a decision, what to do with the extras. >> they were potentially hopes and dreams of mine. i knew they would be potential homes and dreams for someone else. >> reporter: the watts have two sets of twins. their family complete, for religious reasons they didn't want to destroy the embryos or give them to research. they connected over facebook with t

so happy to be all of you as part of our nbc news family and proud well and hope to see you here every night. for now that's going to do it for us on monday. i'm lester holt. >>> it's super tuesday, march 1st, and coming up on "early today" today", voters in 12 states go to the polls but can anyone stop donald trump or hillary clinton from running away with the election? >>> and the light was lit up during a procession for fallen police officer. >>> and aaron andrews on the stand. >>> and after a year in space, astronaut scott kelly back and more on a busy super tuesday. "early today" starts right now. super tuesday is here but will it be donald trump's grandest day yet? a promarco rubio pack is slamming trump while trump blamed the misstep on a bad ear piece. the 2012 nominee called the interview disqualifying. black lives protesters were escorted out and a reporter from the time was attacked. and the frontrunner continues to nab indorsement. >> if the people that like and watch nascar vote for donald trump, they can cancel the election right now. no one can win. >>> the latest cnn po

fall. >>> also new at 11:00, flames erupt at a new castle apartment complex displacing several families and nbc 10's aundr aundrea cline-thomas has more. >> reporter: the smoke could be seen from blocks away. he sprung into action. >> i started beating on doors, fire, fire, smoke, everybody get out. >> reporter: everyone was out, but the flames that started in a third floor unit quickly spread to an adjoining apartment building. >> the worst thing is it got ahead of us by going to the attic. >> reporter: he was allowed to enter his unit to secure his firearm. >> it feels hot in there. everything's wet, waterlogged. it's tearn't. >> reporter: this woman is fearful of what she may have lost. >> my computers, mostly paperwork, passports and all that important stuff. >> reporter: 22 units are affected with at least $800,000 in heavy fire damage. residents will be allowed to go back in their apartments to gather a few of their belongings, but they won't be able to stay here tonight. >>> and good samaritans rush in when a man's car hit as tree and bursts into flames. tonight one of the rescuers tell

nbc 10 news." >>> for loved ones here in the philadelphia area, some scary and frustrating moments trying to get in touch with friends and family. nbc 10 spoke to the owner of eulogy tavern. he still has family there. as soon as he found out he started reaching out. >> just brewers and so forth to make sure no one was hurt. everyone was doing well. thank god for social media. >> some friends posted stories one saying they got to the airport just five minutes after the blasts. >>> the terror attacks in brussels are still unfolding at this hour. "nbc nightly news" with lester holt will broadcast an hour long edition starting at 6:30 right after this newscast. >>> back at home now, a former student at the center of a sexting scandal at a high school pleaded guilty. brandon berlin will get two years probation. he pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor crime under pennsylvania's sexting law. he posted new pictures on a file sharing website. he had more than 30. >>> in atlantic city, we told you last night at 6:00 how city hall may have to shut down in a few weeks because there is no money to pay workers. tonight governor christie gave atla

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but a lawyer put the 10th grader and his family told nbc news he is enrolled as a student there. the child and family want to keep their names private. he's a minor child. he was injured and his family is traumatized by what happened. in 2014, another baltimore city school police officer was seen on camera hitting a female student with a baton. the officer later pleaded guilty to the city school's police chief said he's also troubled by what he saw. >> according to our use of force, definitely excessive >> reporter: in a statement, the state's it takes this matter very seriously and is the city's police department and school police to investigate. those forces operate separately. law enforcement in baltimore once again making headlines. ron mott, nbc news. >>> still ahead tonight, slashing doctor bills by thousands of dollars. the website making discounts on medical services as easy as booking the cheapest flight online. >>> also, story time. kids testing out their asur doctoif youheart is heanougsex. not takra if yo take nitrafor pain mp fulnarysi yo bur op tnsafvel. aid lrm i se

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the family member tells nbc news the couple lives in brussels and were dropping stephanie's mother off at the airport. the mother is fine but family members said no one has heard from the couple. three mormon missionaries from utah suffered shrapnel wounds and burns during the attacks yesterday. one of the missionaries elder mason wells also happened to be a block away from the boston marathon bombings back in 2013. he was also in paris this past november when the french capital was attacked. >> we knew when the paris attacks happenedhat he was a few hours outside of paris. we weren't as concerned, we were more concerned about the missionaries that were there. not necessarily our son but the ones in downtown. but this time, we were concerned because this was mason's area. this is where he walks every day. >> and it comes as little surprise there will be no flights in and out of brussels airport today. just over 64,000 people travel through that airport every day. one of busiest in europe. some metro stations will remain closed, trams and buses will be operational. meanwhile the u.s. st

happy to have all of you as part of our nbc news family. we're proud to be part of yours as well. we hope to see you here each night. that's going to do it for us on a monday. i'm lester holt. for all of us at nbc news, thank you for watching and good night. . >> tesla as has turned its back on construction workers here in northern nevada and we feel it's's slap in the face.f* >> local construction workersi are protezdhng inrfact oft( the teslm site. what tex tech company is doing to >>> they don't desireuok this pain to go through a parolep,h$earing. >> a man asked to be set free. an emotional day in carson as families one1jf both sides testify at a hearing. >>> february waslp kind of lackluster, let's talk about march and the hope for more snow. news 4 nightly starts now. i]4_riqjfrt(_.r >>> and good evening, everyone. local construction workers are angry over hiring practices at the tesla giga factory site and they're being displaced byf* out of state_ workers from arizona and new mexico. >> terry hendry joins us for this on your side report. and these workers say with the bill

so happy to be all of you as part of our nbc news family and proud to be part of yours as well and hope to see you here every night. for now that's going to do it for us on monday. i'm lester holt. for all of us at nbc news, thank you for watching and good night. >>> firefighters from denver and aurora are working a brush fire near denver's lowry neighborhood. these pictures taken earlier are from libby needer from near alameda and dayton. since we told you about the fire at 5:00, aurora fire department said it is under control, however, the fire department in denver confirms one of their no word on how or extent of injuries. strong winds made it tough for the fires. the estimated size is now around 2 and a half acres, no word on a cause. >>> for as much as we tell you about thieves using new technology to do wrong, it is bout time we shared a story of technology biting a thief in the back side. 9 news reporter ryan haarer tells of a woman in wheat ridge who didn't think she would see her purse or ipad again until she saw a selfie. >> i went in to the gas station to buy a soda, grabbed

family and friends. she looks great. >>> nbc has joined the family, we got a special shoutout. >> late night host, seth meyers showed off our coffee mug gift on his talk show overnight. the lower right hand of the screen. >>> coming up, a plea for calm, also for justice in the wake of a deadly shooting by a raleigh police officer what the shooting victim's mother told police about her son. >>> the taxes you will be paying starting today for a variety of services in north carolina. >>> the super tuesday races could crystallize the presidential campaign in to what to watch for today. i get out of work and i go to the store, and somebody's, smellin' around, "mmm! i smell cookies." i say, "oh no, you just smell me. i just got out of work. that's honey bunches of oats, that's all." >>> push for answers following a deadly officer involved shooting in raleigh. >>> it is super tuesday, the critical test for the presidential candidates hoping to stay this the race. we are going to have super weather for our tuesday, you are going to need a jacket this morning. then you get to pull out the shorts and flip-flops. thank

so happy to be all of you as part of our nbc news family and proud to be part of yours as well and hopeou here every night. for now that's going to do it for us on monday. i'm lester holt. for all of us at nbc news, thank you for watching and good night. >>> tonight is the night. ♪ good to be live right about now ♪ >> feels amazing. >> oh my gosh. >> i show you with your arm around

happy to have all of you as part of our nbc news family. we're proud to be part of yours as well.to see you here each night. that's going to do it for us on a monday. i'm lester holt. for all of us at nbc news, thank you for watching and good night. ===raj/2-shot=== >>> nbc bay area news begins with breaking news. >> good evening. i'm jessica augeri. >> i'm raj mathai. the coast guard searching for a man in a wet suit reportedly swept out to sea. the man went under water and did not come back up. this happens just before 2:00 this afternoon at dunes beach. it's been more than four hours now. this man has not been found. the coast guard as one helicopter in the air and lifeboats down in the water searching for this person. we'll continue to follow this story throughout the evening. >>> happening now, hundreds of parents are finally able to pick up their kids from preschool. this is after a hazmat situation kept them locked inside for more than an hour at the apple seed school there. 911 calls went out to more than two hours ago. authorities say someone dumped several five-gallon bu

reporter which the campaign calls entirely false. >>> a scholarship surprise for a philadelphia family. nbc0 was there as a local mom got a phone call that brought her to tears. >> you're selected, receiving scholarships. congratulations. >> thank you. >> angela became emotional, understandably, heard the news that her sons were selected to receive four-year scholarships from the children's scholarship fund philadelphia. the organization handed out 2,000 scholarships to kids from kindergarten to eighth grade. chosen by a random lottery system. >> they look like they'll be good students. >> behaved and focused. >>> try to enjoy today. 80 degrees out of there. >> you haven't gotten out there. >> not enough.maximized. >> it's not coming back for a couple of months. do not expect 80 degrees. it may be quite a while. two days in the 80s, first time early, back-to-back. right now temperatures not in the 80s but nice. we have not seen that cold front move through. right now 65. nice night. winds out of the west southwest. as long as we have that southerly component, we're going to stay on the warm

philadelphia are describing scary and frustrating moments trying to get in touch with friends and family. nbcspoke to the owner of eulogy belgian tavern in eulogy city. his family still lives in belgium. >> mostly brewers and so forth, anyone i could get in touch with, to make sure no one was hurt. >> some of his friends posted stories, within saying they got to the airport just five minutes after the blast. >>> former sixers star dikembe mutombo was at the airport the morning of the attacks his foundation says he was not hurt. he posted on his facebook page, thank you, everyone, i am safe here. god is good. >>> count on nbc 10 for continuing coverage of the terror in brussels. we're posting updates on our nbc 10 app as soon as we get information. >>> 4:46. new information this morning in a job relocation scandal involving the u.s. department of veterans affairs. the agency suspended the veterans benefits administration acting chief for 15 days. the deputy v.a. secretary says the acting chief failed to properly oversee managers accused of forcing lower ranking workers to accept job transfers

. >>> scary and frustrating moments trying to get in touch with friends and family. nbc10 spoke to the owner of eulo eulogy belgian tower. he used to live in belgium. >> every once in a while, thank god for social media, they posted their okay. >> some of his friends posted their stories, one saying they got to the airport just five minutes after the blasts. >>> the presidential candidates were quick to reaction to the terror attacks in brussels. >> hillary clinton called for slow, steady response while ted cruz said it's time to halt the syrian refugee program. >> it is time for us to implement serious vetting an we should not be allowing anyone to come to this country that we cannot vet to make sure that they are not radical islamic terrorism. >> it's the responsibility of leaders to help people understand what can be done to allay their fears, yes. i don't think we wantç to be inciting more fears. i don't think we want to be playing to people's concerns so that we turn against one another. >> donald trump expanded on his previous stance that he would exclude people c

nbc news. yesterday a family memberenhe f state department told them to take down that post. he said that he had been misinformed about their having been found. they are originally from tennessee but lived in brussels for nearly two years. >>> well, we've got temperatures in the mid-to-upper 70s for daytime highs today. plenty of sunshine out there, and it is jtveea rain on monday bfound out >> police say t clear image of his face. if you know anything, you're asked to call police. >>> well, it's taken almost two years of negotiations and several rejections, but now the $6.8 billion merger between pepco and exelon will go ahead. the d.c. public service commission gave the deal its blessing yesterday. will mean lower rates for and over4 evening the playing field has always been david's mission. in congress it'll be his job. it's not how you run, it's how you live. i'm david trone and i approve this message. at ls i just herrible so severe that i ended figured out that there was, in fact, such a large fact, begin screening at an earlier age to detect these folks? >> reporter: b

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his uncle told nbc news the family thought he was on vacation in europe. a kurdish news agency reported that khweis crossed the turkish border a few months ago and joined isis. when the kurds asked where he'd been, he answered -- >> mosul. >> reporter: mosul, now an skries strong hold in iraq. last week, this man, who said he's an isis defector, provided nbc news with a cache of documents he claimed he stole from the group. the documents show that foreign fighters have to obtain permission to leave with each request carefully logged in these forms. isis may be starting to lose its grip on its territory. last week, a u.s. official said isis had retreated from a thousand square miles. both the leaking of information and today's bizarre desertion show that isis may be cracking under the pressure from its many enemies. a u.s. law enforcement official said khweis was apparently not in a u.s. database of suspected isis members who have traveled overseas. in other words, they didn't know he had gone to fight with isis until he got caught trying to sneak out. lest

his family refuses to give up hope that one day he will be home. nbc 6's stephanie bertini is live with more. >> reporter: keith, march 9th will mark nine years. and the family says they are not giving up. they want this man home. those who support the family join them today in a gathering right here that wrapped up just about an hour ago. >> my husband is the bravest man i've ever known. >> reporter: for those who call robert levinson dad, ittill hurts. >> he's the most kind, generous, decent human being you'll ever meet. >> reporter: in march of 2007, levinson went missing o` the other side of the world. >> we're reminding people he'll still not home. behind the family, who is from coral springs. they call him bob. >> we want to help get him hope. >> reporter: levinson was repopoedly working as a paid contractor for the cia when he went missing. >> we served together here in miami. and so my heart is aching, given the circumstances. i hope and pray and continue to hope and pray that h will be released and returned to his family. >> reporter: hope is

in a previous interview with nbc 10, maglio's family shared a video showing him at his son's wedding. >> knowing that we're never going to have him here again to him him it's like i'm grateful so we can look at it. >> reporter: maglio, 69-year-old father from bustleton disappeared december 2014. his burning suv found two days later in germantown. >> how did the car get up there? like what happened? that's really when we started getting you know upset. >> by march 2015, maglio's body found in the schuylkill river, shot twice in the head. detectives believe whoever pulled the trigger knows the way around this abandoned house. another step closer to finding his killer. denise nakano, nbc 10 news. >> new at 6:00, tonight, one new jersey town is sellcelebrating w historic low in crime for the second time. overall crime fell by 7% last year. that's after the town set the lowest rate ever the year before. hamilton's mayor credits good police work and community cooperation. >> once again, decreased crime to a record low historic and proud moment for a mayor. >> hamilton police hoping to drive

us about it because this show is on nbc. >> i have an nbc pilot and i don't know if i'm supposed to talk about it. >> sure you can, we're all familyan nbc station. >> with sebastian metacalsko and we'll have an italian family show and la miseria! >> and there's another school here in town that i'm a big supporter of and fox chase elementary and rob caracelli is over at fox chase now and i get to read with the kids every year and with lieutenant stack and it's the first elementary agriculture school and the program for kids to understand the science of agriculture. >> can you find three more schools to do things with? >> i'm trying, vai. i'm trying. please come and see the show. it will be a great show. >> the fifth annual teacher versus student talent show is happening tomorrow night at 6:00. >> and i'm performing. >> there you go. >> there is a preview right there. >> more information go to nbc 10.com. >> we're even, john. >> tony dancea, thank you so much and we thank you. >> we appreciate it. >> guys, keep it down. now your nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorologist sheena parveen. >> we always love seeing tony danza. for th

nbc 10, friends, family and neighbors of 18-year-old stedly rallied. she was killed on the front porch over the weekend hit a stray bullet. her mother is calling for her daughter's killer to come forward. >> she was innocent. not a perfect girl or an angel and this time she was innocent. >> police say they believe it followed an argument and so far no suspects named and no arrests made. >>> he died a hero, an officer of our area who died in maryland. >> police say officer colson killed by fellow officer's bullets and investigators believe three brothers are responsible, one opening fire while the other two videotaped it. jackie benson reports from washington. >> reporter: in an unscripted moment, rank and file officers to line up at the back of the room flowed forward to surround and comfort officer colson's parents who stood bravely and anguished at the loss of a man by all accounts an extraordinary person. >> hero. not only to the prince jourchs county police department but to every citizen in prince georges county. >> reporter: police chief confirme

zfrmgts this morning the nbc family is mourning the loss of a storytelling and baseball legend joe garagiola. you may remember him as the co-host of the "today" show. matt lauer said he was part of the soul of our show. until 1988. he got into tv after a nine-year hall of fame baseball career including a stint with the giants. joe garagiola was 90 years old. >> >>> still to come, a money mess. the head of the mta sounding a big alarm. >>> free ride to lots of city drivers. why let someone else have all the fun? the sometimes haphazard, never boring fun. the why can't it smell like this all the time fun. the learning the virtue of sharing fun. why let someone else have all the fun? that's no fun. unleash the power of dough. >>> time for a check of weather and traffic on the 4s. want to check with chris cimino. chris still dark outside. >> that's what happens with the change of clocks this time of year. we'll get there. gaining warmth today. lost from the 70 degree temperatures back to the 50s this afternoon. little reality check. mid and upper 50s. jackets needed. sun mixing with more clouds.

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also @going, our nbc 6 family, anchors jackie nespral and juwan stradertart reporting on friday ahead of obama's arrival. >>>> new video out from western illinois. ryan phillips gets excited when he sees this kind of stuff. pretty impressive, but dgerous display in the sky. take a look. this is in the town of bushnell. what you're looking at is a supercell for a giant thunderstorm. incredible. somebody shot this video of the storm cloud and tornado warnings were blare manage the back ground. those sirens, you can actually see a couple of small tornadoes of that dark cloud and kick up dirt and be brie on the round. luckily no one reported injured. >> this morning, the cleanup bfgins after severe storms roll through northwestern illinois. >> the national weather service expected to be out there today. >> investigators released the photos of a truck that caused an amtrak train in kansas to derail. we brought this to you as breaking news earlier this week. authorities say this agricultural truck damaged a part of the tracks. that is what caused the train to derail. the derailment happened

nbc 10 has new details from septa's internal investigation. how the man died and why the officer was disciplined. >> plus, new video after bullets fly into a family's going after a young girl inside. that's next all new on "nbc 10 news" at 5:00. >>> and we continue to monitor breaking news in west philadelphia. we've learned new information about this crash, two people were hurt when a car ran into several others near 53rd and catherine streets. we'll have a live update next. >>> we begin with breaking news. sky force 10 over west philadelphia. police tell us a driver hit several parked cars on several blocks, you can see the damage there. this is happening in the area of 53rd and catherine streets. >> we learned at least two people have been hurt, a man and a woman. we've learned police are looking into reports that this began as a chase in darby. randy gyllenhaal is on the way at this hour. we'll continue to monitor the situation and bring you updates as we get them. >>> also tonight, nbc 10 has new video of the man who opened fire in a fast food restaurant. a worker was injured and now police say the gunman may have been trying to shoot someone

live in the studio, kelly blanco, nbc 6 news. >>> family and friends are still looking for a missing miramar teenager. caitlin king was last seen on thursday and she was dropp off and never came home. she was 5'", and she was last areaing beige pant, white polo and beige sneakers. she is in need of her medication. anyone who could know anything about where she could be call 954-602-4000. >>> an 18-year-old man is behind bars accused ofn armed robbery, but police are still looking for two more, younger suspects out of this case. investigators are saying that jojothan valenzuela robbed a pair of 15-year-olds near west flagler street in little havana. the victims called 911 right away and did the right thing. police set up a perimeter and caught up with valenzuela and arrested him there. two more suspects are still out there somewhere. no one was injured. >>> a writeup in cuba's communist party newspaper as president obama's visit to the island approaches. the editorial in the newspaper criticizes president obama and the united states. it reminds readers the trade embargo is still in pl

a new addition from our nbc bay area family. you will get to see her. and she is adorable.=takvo== now gal aion.==an== >>> tonight at 6:00. first outrage now. legal action. bay area student says she was sexually assaulted by a classmate at school. now the victim's family says the school knew the suspect was a predator before the attack. the family speaks exclusively with us about the plans to sue the district and what they say all students need to know. coming up on our 6:00 newscast. >>> as you might have noticed friend, 5:00 p.m. co-anchor has been missing for a few weeks. for good reason. she's been busy. >> very busy. janelle has been busy. haley. 6 pound, 12 ounces, 19 inches. janelle's baby. named haley. after a city in sun valley, idaho. and pronounced, the sea and strength. loves the ocean. janelle the family doing great. very happy. wants to say thankers to viewers, well wishes, reading your posts in between feedings, diaper changes. i tacked to janelle today -- "i'm not getting a lot of sleep." yes, welcome to motherhood. that's how it will be forever. >> haley ca

family. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> temperatures are dropping. a cold are start this morning. 39 degrees at 4:26. jessica boyington watching first alert traffic. jessie? >> we're watching 295. this is hamilton township, new jersey around sloan avenue. cars in the area but we're still doing okay for the most part. roadways are dry. we'll have more updates for you on construction spots when i come back at 4:30. >> and kindness to cops. these cherry hill police officers were out of state honoring a fallen hero. next, hear who stepped in and unexpectedly brightened a very sad day. >>> nbc 10 news starts now. >>> this delaware family was sickened and severely injured during a trip to the u.s. virgin islands. now there's a $10 million settlement in the case. >>> free at last, these two bald eagles could barely walk a few weeks ago. thanks to a delaware rehab facility they're back in the wild this morning. >>> and headed to houston, today's the villanova wildcats hit the road for the final four and the whole campus is planning a big sendoff. it's just a