she works for nbc universal. when she felt a lump in her breast in 2016, she followed doctor's instructions and had a mammogram and she had an ultrasound. the doctors told her everything was doesn't end there. >> the thing that bothered me was that no one had informed me of my right to get a 3-d examination. and apparently the 3-d exams are going to be most beneficial for patients with dense breasts. >> dense breast tissue pretty common especially among african-american women, and it can make identifying breast tumors more challenging. it's an important part of this story. angela ball started having yearly mammograms four years ago at age 38. that's sooner than doctors usually recommend. she started early because african-american women have a higher risk of developing breast cancer at a younger age. >> they tend to get it under the age of 50 more often than white women. and we're getting it under the age of 50, it does tend to be more aggressive. >> ball thought she was being proactive. she felt a lump and acted

. >> and man who ran nbc universal for many years joining us from florida. the bells there. thank you, bob >> that was adt opening and not pretty priced 14 well below the range remember, this company was spun from tyco, public, then taken private only deal closed in may of '16 and bringing it back to the market already highly leveraged and well it hasn't been well received by investors. >> industry where technology has lowered barrier of the century so we'll ask the ceo tim wall who will join us a little bit later on >>> when we come back the fight for h 2 q is heating up. we'll talk to mayor on the short list stay with us "squawk on the street" will be ghbarit ck the chase mobile app changed the game for us. we had this plan to go to the hottest place on earth, harness the energy from the sun to develop popcorn. we thought we had the right equipment, we quickly realized we needed more. we were able to send a wire transfer to a local vendor and get more solar cookers delivered, right here in death valley. manage business expenses from virtually anywhere. the

they include comcast nbc universal, we also have facebook, we have verizon and they'll be rotating throughout the day and thank the internet sponsor, the worldwide live stream for this as well and thanks to folks from c-span to live stream this on their channel. we're thrilled to have people kind of tuning into this. the hash tag today, it's the twitter account. as far as the conference goes it's our 14th annual and we did a walk through with the security team from some of the speakers last week, and the security, this is the 14th annual and i said yes. it started in 2006 and he said, what did you talk about in internet policy back in 2006? and i had to think, you know, before the iphone and a lot of the issues that we're grappling with today, but it's been so much fun to be involved in these issues and so exciting. and things totally new and scary and i'm thrilled to be a part of it. but, let's get going. we have an agenda in your bag, so, it lists everything that we have. we have key notes. we'll move from this room to room upstairs and back into this room and breakouts and back in this roo

this is about changing the culture at michigan state university. >> nbc has learned that nassar was not licensed to practice medicine in texas where he was at the karolyi ranch. now we're learning the local sheriff's department in texas is investigating that ranch. >> from the depths of despair to hopes, survivors say they're gearing up for a brighter future thanks to a program being launched today which aims to train those survivors to become engineers. nbc bay area's jodi hernandez is where the program kicked off this afternoon and what a change. >> reporter: it really is, jessica. the non-profit called love never fails held a kickoff party today and they are hoping to help victims of exploitation enter the world of i.t. >> with the beatings and the rapings, and with the not being able to go see a doctor when you need to. >> reporter: trish described what she endured during eight years of exploit aied by traffickers. she was pulled into it as a teenager. >> we learned to adapt and survived as much as possible day to day. >> reporter: with the help of hayward non-profit love never fail

because again them get in the way of that accusation would help comcast which was allowed to buy nbc universalistening for that. a lot of consolidation going on. we want to talk now about bringing america first to davos. treasury secretary steven mnuchin is already on the ground. he welcomed the weakening dollar because it's good for trade. they also emphasized that america is open for business. we've a great story to tell. it's really all about economic growth opportunities to invest we are looking forward to it. join this right now to weigh in. thank you so much for joining us. were you surprised to see that federal -- the secretary to secretary to say that a weaker dollar was good for that. you can absolutely say it. if you want to sell more goods and make them cheaper for people outside the country to buy them and that's what a weaker dollar is all about. when a country isn't real in deep trouble they do a major devaluation. it's a good thing for the u.s. we have new developments in this morning that i want to talk to you about. there are new text messages. he was hesitant about joining a

you can learn about the latest school closings any time on our nbc washington app. >>> howard university is postponed classes for more than a week because of problems created by this long stretch of bitter cold weather. it caused steam pipes to burst, filling rooms with moisture. there were holes ripped in order to prevent mold. it also caused problems for the boil r system. some schools don't have consistent heat right now. >> the most comfortable setting the students will have in their homes. >> it gives us a week to get ourselves together. >> classes expected to resume january 16th. >>> it's something we've been talking about nonstop. the water main break. take a look at the latest one in water and mud coating the streets. montgomery police blocked off the area until the issue is fixed. no word how long it will take to fix. >>> college park, an 80-year-old water main broke and caused this traffic issue. reporting only one left lane is getting by at cherry hill road. this one of four water main breaks along the same line in recent days. wssd says it's mostly due to the older aging wate

nbc universal once had been. ge capital once had been both of those had been dispatched, at these insurance assets of ge capital they wish they could have had dispatched in full as well. the question now is what would it be worth? when will we hear more probably not until the spring is what i'm being told. it's a complex undertaking you're talking about with a lot of technical issues involving pension and tax and so many other things that leaves some questions as to how far they will get along with it take a look at some of the parts and analysis from various firms that follow the company to get a sense of why the stocks are not doing so well. if you said, ge was going to break itself up, you think the market would react positively. bank of america says worth $25 goldman sachs, $18 a lot of moving parts. perhaps a momentous day when we look back on it. never heard those dmrents a ge ceo. you know it will, bill. >> i do. >> the stock action is very strange. exactly to the point you were making some people think th

bottom right is that right is with us, former chief of nbc universal. you know about the media.on't hide. why is the media ignoring this extraordinary stock market rally? it's not on the front page of "the new york times" anywhere. >> most media doesn't report business. they don't have the interest. they feel that their broad range of people are not interested in the details of it. i will tell you one thing. 26,000, we really haven't gone anywhere near where we are going to go. the tax program is so strong it's impact is going to be found over the next eight or 10 or 15 months. i predict 2018 will be the most outstanding year since 1996 or 1997 in terms of productivity, in terms of getting close to 4% on gdp and the following years are going to have a tremendous opportunity to die. if you do this on a 10 year cycle, they create 10 million jobs. gdp is like 300 million a year. stuart: it is great stuff, but let's be honest about the media here. they hate president trump. they don't want to know anything about the term about the trump rally, so they are not covering it. one of the

will repurchase at least $5 billion in stock this year comcast, of course, the parent company of nbc universalit's up about 15 or 16 basis points in the free market. some other headlines this morning, treasury secretary steven mnuchin in davos saying that the united states welcomed a weakened dollar. it would benefit the country and the government is committed to a growth of 3% or higher the dollar slipping slightly after those comments trading at below 90. near a three-year low. it's down half a percent this morning. if we look at the broader currency board, it's not so much those comments it's a broader dollar weakness story. the euro is up 1/3 of a percent. it comes off of strong pmi data. we've got 58.6 for the composite. the forecast was 57.9. it was the services data that surprised the up side this month. both services and manufacturing very strong in the high 50s. so significant economic growth continuing out of europe the pound crossing 141 for the first time since the brexit vote it's the post brexit high. the british pound up significantly, 0.9%. unemployment, 4.3% wage growth plus 2

. >> as stanford university, sergio quinta nbc bay area. >>> we have new video of a chp helicopter rescue. a 22-year-old woman hiking the trail here flipped on fell 40 feet this afternoon. the fire department got her ready to be pulled to safety. you see her there. then the chp helicopter flew her to a nearby landing area ultimately taking her to the medical center in walnut creek. she suffered injures but expected to recover. >>> how about a group of paramedics and firefighters spending the the day picking up dirty needles. this is a kay off. san francisco fire tweeted the pictures. first responders took nearly 1,000 needles off the streets. they're at civic center plaza this morning. >>> coming up dangerous waters. what a new report reveals about shark attacks here on the west coast. >>> plus elon musk with a flame thrower. and you knowway, can you have one too. we're telling you the story behind elon musk you got to see bizarre creation. >>> and right now the radar about as dry as it gets for late january. coming up in the forecast, not shark attacks but just how dry things could be ov

her son zachary attended johns hopkins university in baltimore. nbc's gabe gutierrez now with more on the investigation into the crash. >> oh, my like i can just see all the smoke. everybody's screaming and yelling. >> reporter: near costa rica's pacific coast an eyewitness describes the horrifying scene after a single-engine plane crashed in the woods. 12 people killed, including 10 americans and two local crew members. >> it all of a sudden beared to the left and nose dived right in front of us. >> reporter: tonight in suburban new york friends and family are mourning the loss of bruce and irene steinberg and their three sons, matthew, william, and zachary. >> inconceivable that a whole family should meet with such a disaster. they were a lovely family. >> reporter: also among the dead mitchell and leslie weiss from near tampa, florida along with their two xharnlchildren. the charter plane belonged to nature air which did not respond to comment. flights crashed into a river. authorities say this aircraft had been inspected a month ago but strong winds

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police tell nbc 10 he's wanted for sexually assaulting a drexel university student. just minutes ago, police released new information. miguel martinez-valle is joining us with more. what have you learned? >> reporter: that's right. the biggest thing is that police are telling us they are asking for the public's help in identifying that man. . you saw in that surveillance video he's wanted for sexual assault that happened in university city over the weekend. >> whien couldn't they get into my house. just know it was that close to campus was eerie. >> reporter: university students on edge after the sexual assault on cam us. police gave us this video of the man who sexually assaulted a woman inside her home. this was taken before the assault. you see the suspect wearing a green hoodie smoking something. the victim says she was woken up by this man inside her apartment some time after 3:30 a.m. he sexually assaulted her, long enough for her to call police around 7:00 and he woke up and ran before police could get there. students say they have been getting more alerts abo

nbc 10 news. >>> new at 6:00, temple university is is moving forward with a proposed on campus football stadium. the university hopes to get approval from the city planning commission. the stadium has been a hot topic recently. temple's president says that $130 million stadium will help the economy. neighbors say it's just a way to kick them out. >>> we need to work together. that was one of the messages from delaware governor john carney in his state of the state address. >> lawmakers while they might not agree on the solutions, they can agree on the goals. >> to make our economy stronger, our health care system more effective, our community safer, our state workforce strong and stable, our children more ready to compete for the future. >> carney also says the state of delaware is strong and getting stronger, but acknowledge d there's still work to do. >>> president trump is back in washington after he made a quick stop in western pennsylvania today. president trump spoke at the equipment company in pittsburgh. the white house stopped short of calling it an official campaign stop. but the presi

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matt bradley, nbc news, london. >>> a quick note for you, the university of maryland at college park is going to close early today at 1:00 p.m. because of the weather that's coming in. >> speaking of the weather how we can get red tomorrow. >> it's moving quickly and for some of us it's arrived along i-81 and farther north where temperatures are cold enough and it is coming toward hagerstown, maryland. i would say just after lunch after the early commute and we could start to see some issues and treated roads will be pretty wet and the untreated roads will favor the chance for black ice and freezing rain. i want you to drive slow because there will be sleet coming down the area and that's something to consider and as you head farther south it's looking more like a rain event and it should be moving out by tomorrow morning. >> thank you. >> that is it for news 4 midday and we appreciate you joining us and we are back on first at >>> five, four, three, two, one. >> i want all the girls watching here and now to know that a new day is on the horizon! and when that new day finally dawns,

. >> reporter: at stanford university, sergio quintana, nbc bay area news. >>> coming up, what elon musk is saying about a zombie apocalypse this morning. we will show you how flame throwers are involved. his latest creation is ex in. te. the home of the 2019 n-h-l all- star game. >>> we've got some nice pink and orange hues in the skies, san francisco right now looking clul beautiful, but a warm up and a drying tend is on the way. how long will that last, i will have all the answers coming up just after the break. >>> welcome back. it's 7:15. a live look for you at the sap center in san jose, the home of the 2019 nhl all-star game. the announcement was made yesterday by league commissioner gary bettman. all-star weekend will take place on january 26th and 27th. >>> elon musk this morning is tweeting that he is not creating a zombie apocalypse in order to generate demand for flame throwers. he is, however, making flame throwers and showing off his new creation on social media. >> wow. there he is. musk using the boring company's newest product a flame thrower. he posted this photo with t

nbc 10 news. >> coping on kacampus, today students at stockton university went back to class after the break. she was murdered along with her parents and family friends. >> brittany's friends are trying to move forward. >> it is definitely hard to be here. >> reporter: her dorm room door is still decorated for christmas and her photos are still hanging in the hallway. on the first day at spring semester at galloway township, there is a painful voice after the freshmen was murdered. >> i had anxiety coming back knowing that she was not going to be here. >> reporter: she was gunned down by her 16-year-old brother new year's eve. the boy accused of killing their mother and father and a 70-year-old family friend. a possible motive not yet revealed. >> very shattering for me to find out that it turned so violent so quickly. >> it is so tragic. she had so much life to live and we are all here. >> reporter: the university is offering counseling to both students and employees. some have come into talk. >> it is my hope that people will take this particular tragedy and continue to work together as the

transform your career with strayer university's mba program today. let's get it. >>> this is nbc 10 news. >>> all right. we are quite sure you have heard the snivels and the coughs at work or your own home. flu has hit the region harm. >> yeah, some of the most vulnerable are kids. she spent the time in the daycare center where teachers have the tough job of keeping the germs from spending. >> reporter: at childhood development center, camden, every classroom is high risk zone. preventi preventi preventi preventing flus. >> we are worki >> they are educating children. anyone with the virus can spread germs by means of saliva before they get sick so here they learn hand washing can them keep to help. >> according to new jersey department of health, take a look, the flu has spiked to high levels but somehow remained moderate in south jersey since the fall 11 children have suffered critical flu symptoms including one child who died. >> the concern this year is we could see large numbers and very sick children pediatrician specializes in infectious infectious diseases at the medical

nbc nightly news." we'll see you at 11:00. >>> tonight new fallout from the sex abuse scandal rocking usa gymnastics and michigan state. the university's president resigns and congress is demanding answers, who knew what when and why weren't so many young girls froekted from a predator doctor? >>> breaking news on immigration. president trump now proposing a pat to citizenship for nearly 2 million dreamers. what he wants in return from democrats. >>> in this raging flu emergency a 12-year-old boy dice. his family says they thought he had a cold. tonight how to tell the difference between a bad cold and a potentially deadly flu. >>> what oprah is now saying about a potential run for president. >>> and flier beware. those cheaper seats could end up costing you more. what you should know before you buy your next ticket. >>> this is nbc "nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening, everyone. glad to have you with us. tonight the prison door slamming shut on dr. larry nassar for 175 years is not closing the door on serious questions about the institutions accused of inaction over his year of sexual abuse of young gymnasts. the fallout

nbc 10 news. >>> a story that is making national headlines. parents of a university of approxima pennsylvania student say it may have been a hate crime. the search warrant af david. >>> the jury is set ton the in the federal corruption trial of poll louski. he is facing charges stemming from alleged pay to play scheme. campaign donations. the trial will begin monday in allentown. >>> chris christie era officially over. murphy took office. new jersey's 56 governor. the democrat promised a stronger and fairer new jersey. his plan includes toughening gun laws. creating higher wage jobs and fighting for equal pay for women. >> equal pay for equal work. that we are going to be caring for lgbt citizen. my son is transthis is a wonderful thing for new jersey. >>> sheila oliver was also sworn in today as murphy's lieutenant governor. >>> earlier this month, city council decided not to reappoint the 94-year-old. tonight his supporters flooded a council meeting demanding cisco be reinstated. the council decided to keep cisco for another year. >>> investigators are turning to n

nbc washington app. a 19-year-old football player at marshall university in west virginia is paralyzed after he was shot at a new year's eve party. >> larry aaron iii was trying to protect his girlfr.nd two men started arguing and then all of a sudden started shooting. aaron was shot in the lower back when he stepped in front of his girlfriend to shield her from the bullets. his parents say they feel helpless and upset about what's happened. >> i am so upset. i know they say you're not supposed to ask why but, you know, my son had everything going for him. >> he's been very calm but he has had a few breakdowns. that's to be expected. aaron because the bullet is lodged in his spinal cord and surgery could cause more damage. anne arundel county police are looking for witnesses from that party so they can identify the shooter. >>> a child says two men tried to kidnap her from her yard before school. the 8-year-old was waiting for her dad outside the family's home at elm and pine avenues in tacoma park yesterday. the girl says a gray mini van pulled up. a man in the front passenger's seat tried to open the

. >>> another story a lot of you are reading on nbc washington app. 19-year-old football player from marshall university in west virginia was paralyzed after he was shotd at a new year's eve party. >>> trying to protect his girlfriend. two men started arguing and then all of a sudden started shooting. aaron shot in the lower back when he stepped in front of his girlfriend to shield her from the bullets. his parents say they feel helpless and really upset about what has happened. >> i'm so i know i'm not supposed to ask why, but my son had everything going for him. >> he's been very calm, but he has had a few breakdowns, and that's to be expected. >> doctors cannot operate on aaron because the bullet is lodged in his spinal cord and surgery could cause even more damage. the police are looking for witnesses from the party so that they can identify the shooter. >>> there is extra security today at a high school in pennsylvania county on monday told about a social media post that warned kids not to the go to school today at the high school. the post was vague and deputies say was a hoax but staff at the sch

stanford university wants to let those students get the care they need closer to campus. nbc bay area's anousha rasta is live in san jose where some say location is key for victims of sexual assault and rape to report the crimes. anousha? >> reporter: terry, that's right. a stanford university student and advocate tells me she doesn't think one medical center is enough for the many victims out there. she believes a facility closer to stanford would encourage more victims there to come forward. for a victim of sexual assault, the experience is traumatizing. to report it, daunting. now imagine having to drive at least 45 minutes to an hour for an examine known as a rape kit to give evidence that could lead to prosecuting the rapist. right now the only facility to do that in santa clara county is in san jose. >> having to travel all the way to san jose is a significant barrier. many people on campus don't have cars. and then the idea of, are you going to go to do a rape cut, what, in an uber? >> reporter: they're working with santa clara county to make rape kits more accessible.

joe's university pep band and director tim loush. tap the nbc to accepted us your rendition of the fight song video. ♪ ♪ >> of course, that's one way to draw applause in philly. yes, that's steve martin standing there. the philadelphia orchestra performed the eagles fight song last night at the academy of music. comedian steve martin was there as well playing his banjo as part of the 161st anniversary concert and ball for the academy. >>> time now 6:46 on this sunday morning. we're off to a wet start. it's also pretty mild outside. meteorologist krystal klei has your most accurate forecast. >> we warned you yesterday, of the two days, saturday was the better day to be outside. temperaturewise, like you mentioned, not bad. bottom of your screen, you see it's 50 degrees currently. but take a look at our live camera view from the campus cam. wet roads. what you'll experience not just in philly or delaware. not just in jersey. we're talking everywhere. all of our neighborhoods. rainy conditions. wet roads to start and you want that umbrella as you h

investigation, we've obtained revealing insight into how the university and usa gymnastics governing body are defending themselves. more from nbc's senior national correspondent kate snow. >> they were selfish. >> reporter: for lindsey lemke who was co-captain of the michigan state gymnastics team and says larry nassar abused her hundreds of times, his sentencing was just the beginning. >> we aren't going to start healing until the people who need to be held accountable are held accountable and get what they deserve for not speaking up when they should have. >> reporter: usa gymnastics says it now supports an independent investigation to figure out what went wrong. michigan state university says, we are committed to continue supporting those in our community affected by these terrible crimes. >> you do not deserve to walk outside of a prison ever again. >> reporter: but just as larry nassar was being sentenced yesterday, nbc news has learned in another michigan courtroom, lawyers for both institutions were saying something quite different. usa gymnastics argues in a court filing it had no legal duty to protect the young women fro

nbc 10's katey zachary is live at gerard university which is known for a very impressive turnout. 20 years and counting. >> reporter: this is the largest mlk service project in the country. why? because later this morning in just a few hours 5,000 volunteers are going to walk into this gym na gym nasem to distribute food, clothing and other items for people in need. what's different this year is the theme. it honors dr. king's poor peoples campaign. that means there's an emphasis this year on getting food, clothing and other important items to the needy. there's also a job fair with hundreds of potential jobs for people out of work. the mayor will take part along with the governor and pennsylvania senator bob casey. the events organizer tells me they're seeing more volunteers this year. >> it's an incremental kind of increase. for some it serves as a launch of an effort that will continue throughout the year and engage others in the community. >> reporter: the event organizer you just heard from tells me the goal of this service project today is not just to have people who have the d