captions paid for by nbc-universal television >>> welcome to the honda nbc sports desk. >> hi again,immy roberts here. our coverage of the detroit auto show in a moment. first, some winter sports news starting with skiing and the remarkable lindsey vonn. last week she broke the all-time women's record for world cup wins with 63.

mayor nutter also encouraged businesses to do the same so comcast and nbc universal as well as septaanswering the call. police in philadelphia tsx and teach for america have also signed on as employers of national service. >>> all those employees are headed out to work this morning. if you're looking for ways to get there -- >> we'll get you updated on the roads with first alert traffic reporter jillian mele. >>> we have a little bit of activity on the shoulder of 295 the northbound side near route 73 because of the overnight accident that had a lot of lanes blocked in the area. there was a fuel spill involved as well as the overturned tractor-trailer. and that accident happened on the southbound side. you can see all that activity has cleared, so right now just the shoulder is blocked. no delays. but i want to keep you updated there. in chester county 202 is clear of any accidents or delays. drive time is 10 to 12 minutes between route 30 and 76. speaking of 76 we have a minor problem at south street with the on/off-ramp. the traffic lights are malfunctioning. if that stays out ther

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comcast, nbc universal and septa are answering the call. >> these american members have a passion foring a positive impact in their communities. and we believe that they will bring that same dedication and commitment as our employees. >> philadelphia works, csx and teach for america have also signed on as employees of national service. >>> delaware's former attorney general bo biden is joining the law firm there. biden served as delaware's 44th attorney general in 2006. the democrat announced last year he would not seek re-election to a third term. >>> it's cold in the pocano mountains. already in the teens. while so far in philadelphia it's above freezing. but the cold in the mountains is heading our way with a gusty wind making it change first thing this morning. right now 35 degrees at 4:27. jillian mele in the first alert traffic center now. >>> good morning. most of the highways are really quiet this morning. this is a live look at the blue route near the toll plaza. the blue route is cleared the entire length, but i can't say the same for 295. that's the source of the problems t

a yearlong job at universal studios, part of nbc universal. >> really?> when that phone rang from doritos letting me know i was a top ten finalist, i almost lost it. >> reporter: ryan owns a gym in tampa. his commercial is about a spelling bee the finalists are trying to lose to get the second place prize -- a lifetime supply of doritos. he says he entered on a lark and shot it in eight hours for $500. >> as soon as i saw it, i knew i had something. >> reporter: whomever wins the cash the big winner is the brand. >> why is it that commercials that involve the public have become the commercials? >> it's about authenticity and it's also about talent. you have very talented people out there with a lot of young people knowing how to put together video and audio. >> william's first words. >> reporter: a high stakes game far from the field. advertisers once again hoping to score with viewers. janet shamlian, nbc news, houston. >> and a reminder, coverage of the super bowl xlix begins noon eastern time next sunday here on nbc. that's going to do it for nbc "nig

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nbc university server sal says the commercial slots have sold out to 70 advertisers.y were going for about $4.5 million a pop. this year's line-up will feature the first ever super bowl commercial on domestic violence. it's a chilling public service announcement are from the know more campaign featuring an actual call to 9/11. take a look. >> 9/11 operator. where is the emergency? >> 127 grand river. >> what's going on? >> i would like to order a pizza for delivery. >> you have reached 9/11. >> half pepperoni, half mushroom. >> this is 9/11. is everything okay? do you have an emergency or not? >> yes. >> you are unable to talk because -- >> right, right. >> okay. is there someone in the room with you? just say yes or no. >> yes. >> okay. >> it looks like i have an officer a mile from your location. are there weapons in your house? >> no. >> can you stay on the phone with me? >> no. thank you. >> according to the wall street journal the nfl financed this spot and donated air time to run it. budweiser unleashing the new lost dog ad. like last year it features the bond b

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innovated and committed ways because of their innovation and commitment they're the winners of the nbc universal foundation's 21st century grant challenge. my guests are kelly jones, executive director of dress for success, washington, d.c. debra schneider is a retired army lieutenant colonel also president and ceo of the operation renewed hope foundation. lauren beal is executive director of d.c. greens. welcome all of you. >> thank you. >> congratulations to all of you. you all are doing wonderful work in your own ways, but with a shared motivation. debra, would you say that's true? >> i think that's true. i think all of us have the motivation to make our communities better. that's what we're working hard to do. >> you've been working with operation renewed hope for the past three years. >> yes founded three years ago to help homeless veterans. we have many homeless veterans across the nation. we're starting with the ones here in the d.c. metro area. >> kelly you're working with dress for success. it seems dress for success has been around for a long long time, for decades. >> we've been aroun

so donald trump owns the pageant in a joint venture with nbc universal, and he said it was very sad toongstanding political animosity impacting the pageant. >>> and nasa is tracking this asteroid that you see along the blue line, but not to worry, everybody, because they say it will safely pass by earth this time next week. it will be the closest fly-by in the next 200 years. >>> in health news a herd of genetically engineered cattle may be the cure to ebola cure. researchers in south dakota have been incubating antibodies inside the cows which they hope will result in gallons of plasma to battle the cells. it will allow them antibodies. read more on the breakthrough on nbcnews.com. >> announcer: "early today" is brought by vagisil, experts in intimate health. >>> friday markets were in turmoil after switzerland's shocking decision to abandon its current cap. it caused frank to soar and big financial institutions like citigroup to lose hundreds of millions. now look for price of swiss goods, like valentine's day chocolates to cost more than they usually would. seven seas cruise line of

a year long job at universal studios, part of nbc universal. >> when that phone rank from doritos lettingit. >> ryan owns a gym in tampa. this commercial is about a spelling bee the finalists are trying to lose to get the second time prize, a lifetime supply of doritos. >> he says he entered on a lark and shot it in eight hours for $500. >> as soon as i saw it i knew i had something. >> whoever wins the cash the big winner the brand. >> why is it that commercials that involve the public have become the commercials? >> it's about authenticity and also talent. you have very talented people out there with a lot of young people knowing how to put together video and audio. >> a high stakes game far from the field advertising once again hoping to score with viewers. janet, nbc news houston. >> and a reminder coverage of the super bowl xlix begins noon eastern time next sunday here on nbc. that's going to do it for nbc "nightly news" for this sunday. brian williams will be here tomorrow. i'm lester holt reporting. from all of us here at nbc news good night. >> i was in my room. it was all dark.

and a year long job at universal studios, part of nbc universal. >> really? >> when that phone rings, doritos letting you know you're a top ten finalist i almost lost it. this is about a spelling b the finalists are trying to lose to get the second place prize, a lifetime supply of torydoritose. >> as soon as i saw it i knew i had something. >> whomever wins the catch, the big winner is the grapd. >> why is it that commercials that involve the public have become the commercial. >> it's about aweuthenticityauthenticity. and talent. a lot of young people know how to put together video and audio. >> a high stakes game far from the field advertisers once again hoping to score with viewers. nbc news houston. >> maybe inexpensive to make not so much to put on the air. very expensive. >> four million bucks this year for a 30 second spot? >> yeah. right around four million dollars. ♪i can show you the world♪ ♪shining, shimmering, splendid♪ ♪tell me, princess, now when did♪ ♪you last let your heart decide♪ ♪a whole new world♪ welcome to aulani, travel and leisure winn

watched sporting nets will be on our network, nbc universal. >> that will give you more time to practice your spanish. good luck this weekend. thank you all. "fast money"coming up in just a few moments. what is on tap? >> we are expecting the pricing for shake shack. there are not too many left. >> we are all moaning here. we will have our share tomorrow. >> "fast money"starts right now. live from the nasdaq markets overlooking new york's times square. this will be an action-packed hour of "fast money." google's big miss. the stock coming back from a 4% drop after the cfo said the company would have met earnings expectations if not for special charges last quarter. different story for amazon. the stock on a tear after being analysts' estimates for earnings. and visa, biogen idec and deckers. not good news for a stock that has been down 10% the past three months. >> they missed. they missed on revenue. those are the metrics everybody looks at. paid clicks, they missed on that as well. they can say whatever they want, but it is not a good quarter. they sold it off earlier. if they are did

include revlon, national association of broadcasters, celgene corporation sentry link comcast nbc universal t-mobile, t-mobile, and verizon. we are able to fulfill our mission because of the generous support you each provide and for that we thank you. [applause] enclosing and on behalf of of the staff i would like to thank our outgoing chairwoman for her strong support of the congressional black caucus chairman chairman elect and all of the new officers whom we look forward to working with join me in congratulating and saluting the members of the 114th congress. [applause] >> the members of our corporate committee. [applause] the foundation is uniquely situated because of our most important stakeholders the congressional black caucus. i want to thank the members for their partnership as we go forward. i want to say a few things about the work we are doing and have been together. first and foremost, we placed 148 students in internships 18 and fellowships, internships, 18 and fellowships, and have awarded 702 scholarships. thank you. [applause] that is a little bit of money. and it helps pay

so far the university of valleying for is on a two-hour delay. the nbcmorning team will have other closings and delays. tune in for the forecast, traffic troubles and breaking news. brittney shipp will be back in a few minutes with a county by county look at the timing of the wintry weather and when it will move out ♪ the family and friends of a bucks county teacher missing for five days held a vigil tonight. hundreds gathered at a baseball field to pray for christopher tully's safe return. no one has seen the father of three since tuesday morning when got out of his parent's car near city avenue in the winfield heights neighborhood. >> with all of the flyers all the social media and all we hope with the kids call out and hoping that if he is out there he's safe and will reach out to somebody. >> reporter: tully is a teacher at the middle bucks institute of technology. >>> the father of the two children at the center of an amber alert in delaware is facing charges. the kids have been found safe in indiana but their mother keshia hamilton remains missing.

showing you the cover of "charlie hebdo," as the statement reads, as a knew organization, the nbc universaleech like chb to defend and at the same time we make editorial decisions every day about what information to share with the punt and we take care not to offend our viewers, particularly with relate to ethnicity and religion. but it is complicated. for instance, i've declined to say the name of a washington football team considering it a slur. and cartoons that used to run regularly on saturday mornings are now deemed too racially inflammatory. and in 1988 more than 150 movie theaters designed to show the last adaptation of christ and directed by the great martin scorsese who received an oscar nomination for it. some cities like savannah georgia, went so far as to ban the film. some places found vandalism and stick bombps. it portrays that he lived a normal life and married mary magdalene. a group that attacked a theater, was a far right christian fundalism that wanted to stop the movie. the movie was banned in some countries and blockbuster refused to carry it. the reality is that cens

comcast, nbc universal and septa are answering the call. >> these america corps members have a passion for making a positive impact in their communities. we believe they will bring that same dedication and commitment as our employees. >> the school district of philadelphia, philadelphia works, csx and teach for america have also signed on as employers of national service. >>> the danger from above still exists. nbc10 cameras found these icicles hanging over area roads. what penndot is doing to keep drivers safe. >>> he paid his own way for the final cowboys playoff game but taxpayers are still footing his security bill. wait until you hear how much the cost to protect governor christie has spiked since he first took office. >>> and commute gone wild. caught on tape an elephant taking its anger out on an unsuspecting driver. >>> we are following several new developments. late this afternoon police said as many as six terror cell members could still be at large. >>> also this afternoon, the department of homeland security announced new safety members across the united states. security wi

nbc universal holds a minor stake in recode, but i don't. a perfectly share discussion. karen, the numbers i just read are stunning. but there's something about saying them out loud. i thought when i was in the store last week getting the big giant iphone, they're so lucky to have me here as a customer. but this is incredible what's happening with this company. >> absolutely. this is a blowout quarter, especially when you compare it to every tech company reporting, these results are stunning. you know tim cook the new ceo, came after steve jobs. people were worried about him as a leader following the great steve jobs. but he seems to have proved he can really deliver the numbers and the products. >> but tim, they will turn on him, the media certainly will, if the watch isn't a big success. >> no, no no. these iphones have been a big success. i think this watch is an outlier. the apple watch, i think most people see this sector as a new area. so i think expectations are going to sell 10 to 30 million of them. they're going to be quite expensi

because some media outlets, including nbc universal are choosing not to show it. and someone of whom i'm a great fan, david, thank you for being here. >> thank you. >> so this has caused debate in the news whether it is tv or radio, about showing the cover and the contents of the magazine are part of the story or just flagrantly offending people. how does that filter out where you work? >> well npr, decided not to show it. they say it is not consistent with the standards and practice of npr to show such transgressive behavior. and i'm speaking on my behalf. i didn't get a say in those decisions. >> and here they say it is deemed offensive and they will not show it. there is a dichotomy. some media outlets are showing it. fox news the bbc, the ard, the australian broadcasting corporation are showing in and the wall street journal and the washington post and usa today are showing the cover as well as the daily basketball and online outlets and it is free to get online and it is out there. and nbc news are not shoughmsnbc, the dale news, some are not showing it. does

everyone is speaking about it and to bring it up on nbc universal space, was just so powerful.ership of that. and another space was the context of women running hollywood in a sense. one of the biggest show runners for comedy is a woman as well. "transparent", seeing that show meet its cultural match in a sense by saying this is so much more than just an award for us. this is shedding light on entire of people marginalized. >> it was entertaining to watch and also uplifting. it was a good one. thank you, so happy to have you on. that does it for this edition of "news nation." up next, "andrea mitchell reports." t streusel crumble, be from... fiber one. fiber one streusel. alright, so this tylenol arthritis lasts 8 hours, but aleve can last 12 hours... and aleve is proven to work better on pain than tylenol arthritis. so why am i still thinking about this? how are you? aleve, proven better on pain. >>> right now on "andrea mitchell reports" missing in action, new images of the women who french police say was involved in the paris attacks and now crossed from turkey into syria. >

statement saying that the two women innocently ended up in that photo together full weird disclosure nbc universalhe pageant in a joint venture with donald trump. >>> there's a national conversation about police body cameras. if you've been on social media in the last 24 hours, you may have seen a reminder of the deep importance of police dash cams. this is the dash cam confessional of dover, delaware police officer jeff davis. getting down to this sick beat. a police department spokesman claims the video was staged. take a listen. ♪ >> but we don't care. just listen to that. now racked up over 14 million views on youtube, even prompted t swizzlerself to weigh in. lol, lol the sas haters going to hate. >>> who says the rich have gotten richer and income inequality have gotten worse and more people in poverty than ever before? elizabeth warren? no mitt romney. what? what's happening here? i don't know, what's going on. they challenge us. they take us to worlds full of heroes and titans. for respawn, building the best interactive entertainment begins with the cloud. this is "titanfall," the first mu

. >> what about the digital platforms for nbc universal? can you watch the super bowl there?be streamed live there online. verizon has the exclusive mobile streaming rights. we have it for spanish language. >> is your daughter going to be interested? she is a mundos fan. we have english and spanish in our household. it is a mix and match of both languages as well. >> it is terrific. it will be bilangal. we are doing it more organically. >> is this the first network to put the super bowl in spanish? >> last year fox deportes did it. >> it is such a massive market. it is incredible. i think knewguys are going to do very well off of this. >> broadcasting it only domestically in the united states and puerto rico. >> will sports be the main focus of the rebranded network or scripted program as well? >> sports will play a very big role for us on the network. not only do we have the super bowl to launch the network. but we will have the summer olympics in 2016 and we became the home of the fifa world cup now through 2022. three of the worlds' most watched sporting nets will be on ou

the nbc universal news group decided not to show the cover of the image, which depicts muhammad holding a sign "we are charlie," and it includes the words "all is forgiven." nbc said today -- i do not agree with that decision, i should note for the record. three days after more than 3 million people marched in solidarity with "charlie hebdo", and the principle of free speech, police in france detained a comedian and provocateur over a facebook comment in which he claimed to to alee kansas -- allegiance with amedy coulibaly, the supermarket terrorist. he's popularized in arm gesture that resembles a nazi salute. they arrested him after a wave of celebrations of the privacy of free speech. there's no first amendment, all kinds of speech are criminalized by the state. he was released today but will be put on trial next month for justifying terrorism. he could face up to seven years in jail. at least 54 such cases have been open in france just since the terrorist attacks, including 37 cases involving condoning terrorism. 12 for threatening to carry out terrorist attacks. joining me is someo

voters deciding who gets a million bucks and a year-long job at yununiversal studios, part of nbc universal. >> when that phone rang from doritos letting me know i was a top-ten finalist, i almost lost it. >> reporter: ryan owns a gym in tampa. his commercial is about a spelling bee the finalists are trying to lose to get the second-place prize a lifetime supply of doritos. >> q-u-i -- >> reporter: he says he entered on a lark and shot it in eight hours for $500. >> as soon as i saw it i knew i had something. >> reporter: whomever wins the catch, the big winner is the brand. why is it these commercials that involve the public have become the commercials? >> it's about authenticity. it's also about talent. you have some very talented people out there with a lot of young people knowing how to put together video and audio. >> reporter: a high-stakes game far from the field. advertisers once again hoping to score with viewers. nbc news houston. >> they're always very cute. >>> well, one of the big stories of the super bowl deflategate. as expected "saturday night live" took that issue on. >> wh

now nbc universal is a minority investor with a content sharing partnership.s from amazon, again, up 4% in today's trade. over to you. >> thank you very much for that. let's bring up a board of the three indexes seeing what's going on here. 5 nice rally going on. thank you very much. mr. draghi, 208 points to the good side for the dow. that's a gain of over 1% for all three. you know, i think it's the best winning streak so far of 2015, four days in a row we have been moving higher. can we make it five? well, tomorrow, we find out. >> yes, there's going to be cynics, and i'm going to predict headlines today for tomorrow. you throw $1.3 trillion u.s. dollars at a european problem and all you get is a percent on the dow. people will say that. >> there are nay sayers. people will be disappointed. >> try monetary stimulus rather than a large antitank weapon. >> something we do every day at this time. stocks we think you need to know about today. today, first stock is sandisk, a big sale call. >> they cut revenue outlooks last night, okay, saying revenue's going to

led by kleiner perkins and comcast ventures part of nbc universal's parent company also part pated in round. josh lipton at a whole foods in oakland with the ceo of instacart. over to you. >> well, kayla, here with instacart's founder and ceo. thank you for joining us. instacart raising $220 million. a couple different ways you plan to use the funds. one you talked about was category expansion. explain what you mean by that? >> currently we focus on grocery. we deliver groceries to our customers. what we've found is that groceries are a difficult category to deliver. once we have figured that out we can expand to other categories easily. today we're not disclosing what categories we're going into but it is likely we're going to other categories. >> more opportunities coming beyond groceries to users. you talked about geographic growth. you know when you talk about that, do you mean not just here in the u.s. but possibly at some point internationally? >> absolutely. we're in 15 markets in the united states. and what we have shown previously we can launch new markets easily. it takes ab

ceremony include revlon, national association of broadcasters texaco, at&t, sentry link, comcast nbc universal, grocery manufacturers association, t-mobile and verizon. we are able to fulfill our mission to develop leaders and form policy and educate the public because of the generous support you each provide. for that we thank you. [applause] in closing and on behalf of the c.b.c. -- cbcf staff, i would like to thank outgoing c.b.c. chairwoman, congresswoman marsha l. fudge, for her strong support -- marcia fudge, for her strong support of the congressional black caucus foundation over the last years. g.k. butterfield and all of the new officers we look forward to working with you and all members of the c.d.c. -- c.b.d. during the 114th. join me in congratulating and saluting the members -- members of the c.b.c. during the 114th congress. and it is now my pleasure to introduce our chairman of the board of directors, congressman shaka fattah. -- chaka fattah. >> let me acknowledge the members of the congressional black caucus foundation board of directors. i know that jim is here and a number

national association of broadcasters, pepsico, at&t, sellgene corporation, centurylink, comcast nbc universalnerous support provided. for that we thank you. in closing and on behalf of the cbcf staff i would like to thank outgoing cbc chairwoman marcia l. fudge for her support over the last two years. chairman elect congressman g.k. butterfield and new officers. we look forward to working with you and all members of the c brk c during the 114th. join me in congratulating, saluting the cb krrgs hepburns of the 114th congress. it is my pleasure to introduce our chairman of the board of directors, congressman fatah. >> well, let me acknowledge members of the congressional black caucus foundation board of directors. jim coleman is here and a number of others. stand and give our board a round of applause please, to the staff and members of the corporate advisory committee. the foundation is uniquely situated because of our most important stake hold ers which is the congressional black caucus. i want to thank the members for their partnership with the foundation as we go forward. i want to say a fe

>> donald trump, owns the pageant in a joint venture with nbc university says sad to see long-standing need you to explain what happened? somebody photo bombed somebody and they didn't want to be photo bombed? >> miss israel and miss lebanon in a picture together. a selfie together. apparently because of the countries having such issues -- >> under xrict orders not to fraternize with miss israel. >> there are sanctions, they're not allowed to travel. certain import issues. they thought miss lebanon should be stripped of her title? >> as you well know mika brzezinski, im co-hosting that pageant. >>> and joining us next a publishing icon tweet them to my twitter handle @morningmika. >> i love her a. fresh answer. be prepared. be prepared at home. >> might have to separate you two. >> cover your ears. >>> also ahead, mark wahlberg penance and pardons. trying to get the state of massachusetts to pardon him for, and what it tells us about life's second chances. meet the world's newest energy superpower. surprised? in fact, america is now the world's number one natural gas producer... and we

. >>> there's a growing controversy out of the miss universe pageant about a selfie stirring up attention around the world. nbc'seant is supposed to be about beauty but it turned ugly in miami because two countries represented in that selfie are in a constant struggle. miss israel and miss lebanon. it's a selfie of four miss universe contestants. when miss israel posted this on instagram with miss lebanon in the same picture, it turned political. quickly becoming an international incident. while the pageant may be a gathering to unite women, in beirut the lebanese television state says miss lebanon should have known better that to appear in a photo with miss israel because lebanon and israel are enemies. miss lebanon claims she was photo bombed by miss israel posting online i was very cautious to avoid being in any photo or communication with miss israel that tried several times to have a photo with me. i was having a photo with miss japan, slovenia and myself suddenly miss israel jumped in took a selfie put it on social media. she just completed her service in the israeli defense forces denies she photo bombed

nbc 10 in university city this afternoon where cameras caught sleet coming down near 32nd and market. other areas just saw some rain. this was the scene outside the flea market in burlington county. folks had hoods on to protect from downpours. we have not seen the last of the rain and britney is here with details on that along with more dramatic weather changes in store for us. >> we have a lot happening with the weather. we're going to continue to see rain for the rest of the night and temperatures are actually warming up. overnight we'll be warmer tonight than we were throughout the day. you can see the rainfall right now right along the i-95 corridor. we're still dealing with a bit of a wintry mix closer to the poconos but everywhere else because temperatures have warmed up are now dealing with rainfall. that's going to be the trend for the rest of the tonight. more moisture making its way in. and even as we head into tomorrow for the start of sunday, we'll continue to see showers through the morning hours and closer to the afternoon and evening, warmer air will continue to move u

national association of broadcasters pepsico, at&t sell gene corporation century link comcast/nbc universal grocery manufacturers associate t-mobile and verizon. we are able to fulfill our mugs to develop -- our mission to inform policy and educate the public because of the generous support you each provide. for that, we thank you. [applause] in closing and on behalf of the cbcf staff, i would like to thank outgoing cbc chairwoman congresswoman marcia fudge for her strong support of the congressional black caucus foundation over these last two years, chairman-elect congressman g.k. butterfield and all of the officers. we look forward to working with you and all members of the cbc during the 114th. join me in congratulating and saluting the cbc members of the 114th congress. [applause] and it is now my pleasure to introduce our chairman of the board of directors congressman chaka fattah. [applause] >> well, let me acknowledge members of the congressional black caucus foundation board of directors. i know that jim corps win is here and a number of others. please stand and give our board a rou

. >> miss universe pageant owned by donald trump with nbc universal.to see it, it is in telemundo. maybe we should do the bilingual thing. >> thank you, guys. i love you both. thanks for being with me. >> love you too. >>> as we take a turn on the rundown, mother nature dumps snow on places like texas and new mexico. and now the storm is heading east. south expected to get a lot of rain and biggest snowfall of the season headed for the northeast. i will have details of that. >>> and more on deflate gate. talk with former new england patriots player dante stallworth. >> even though they beat the colts -- >> why don't you stay the rest of the hour. >> don't have much more left of the hour. hey! guess what day it is?? >>hump day! hummmp daaay! it's hump day! >>yeah! >>hey mike! mike mike mike mike mike! >>mike mike mike mike mike. hey! he knows! hey! guess what day it is! hey! camel! guess what day it is! >>it's not even wednesday. let it go, phil. if you're a camel, you put up with this all the time. it's what you do. (sigh) if you want to save fifteen p

nbc universal, our parent company, said it sold all tv advertising spots to about 70 buyers at $4.5 millionst super bowl ad from a domestic violence nonprofit and a psa from the faa. telemundo is at the big game for us and good morning. >> hi, hola good morning. >> let's watch this psa that i want you to see as well and then let's talk about it. >> going to the big game? have fun. cheer on your team and keep it a no drone zone. don't spoil the game. leave your drone at home. >> did you leave your drone at home you? know we're big lovers here on "the rundown" of drone footage. that's kind of an unusual psa, isn't it? >> it is but you know what? i am a big drone fan as well but when you have this event and they bring so much attention and so many people that unfortunately, this is a world we live in and no drones. there's a helicopter aroned around taking all those shots and we'll see great shots and all the perspective of the stadium. it is what it is jose. >> i know. i understand that tom brady is feeling, well, a little deflatd shall we say. >> well let me tell you, i saw him on media day

nbc 10 viewer. a drexel university bus caught fire in center city friday night.wo students and the driver on board got out safely. we're told an electrical problem sparked that fire. the you see news happening, send it to us on the nbc 10 news app. >>> still ahead, isis militants claim to have killed a japanese hostage. and this morning, they have new demands. >>> and applications are down for next year's freshman class at drexel. while university officials say that's actually a good thing. >>> and i'm tracking snow moving into our overnight hours, lingering into your monday morning commute. plus more snow expected on and off throughout monday, even possibly into tuesday. i'm tracking all the changes coming up in my first alert seven-day forecast. ♪ ♪ ♪ skippy!! yippee!! fun fun fun! shiny! you never listen! what? is someone talking? skippy!! yippee!! look a ride! (vo) made with the funnest peanuts ever! skippy. yippee!! >>> good morning. it is a first alert weather day. let's take a live look outside right now and we'll show you cape may. it's a beautiful shot a

nbc's erika hill reports from the university of virginia campus. >> reporter: good afternoon.'s strong reaction both here on campus and online. yet many of the sorority women we spoke to would not talk to us on camera out of fear of backlash and didn't want us mentioning the names of their sorority. they call it annoying shocking even frustrating but do plan to comply. it isn't just the women who are members of sorority who are outraged. the calls on campus for change are growing louder. misguided, offensive, a stack backwards, just a few of the reactions to a new direct directive aimed at the 16 sororities. members told to steer clear of all involvement with campus fraternities this saturday as the frats welcome new members on bid night. >> the idea still so dangerous that nobody can come. it's not worth it. >> greek life was reinstated at uva two weeks after after being shot down in november after a discredited rolling stone article about an alleged rape. the school and students acknowledge the need for a broader discussion about safety and sexual violence. new rules for gre

nbc 10. the miss universe pageant. contestants from 88 countries will gather in miami for the event. nia sanchez will represent the u.s. she's the first person from nevada to be crowned miss usa. the "today" show's natalie morales will host the pageant, which airs right here on nbc 10 at 8:00. >>> and mother nature is getting set to put on what sounds like quite a show. >> over the next couple of days here. so let's start with today. we are going to see a mix of sun and clouds. our temperatures will warm pretty close to average, ranging between 35 and 40 degrees. cloudy and dry to start, but snow moves in after 10:00 p.m. some of the models actually suggest a little earlier, closer to 9:00 p.m.. so keep that in mind as you're making your sunday late-evening plans. and as we push into monday that on and off snowfall throughout our overnight hours will linger into your monday morning commute. our temperatures will stay down tomorrow into our 30s. then becomes a little bit tricky. it's a quick-moving clipper. if it moves along our shoreline and heavier snow amounts are possible monday n

nbc 10 was there as police brought him into temple university hospital.hey're charging him with attempted murder and aggravated assault. >> a new report on the ray rice case provides a fresh look at who knew what and when. the report found the nfl should have investigated rice's situation more thoroughly, but discovered no evidence that the league lied about now getting the infamous video. the report claims that it hadn't seen the rice video before seeing it online. the league later suspended rice indefinitely after the tape was released. the report was compiled by former f eform er f.b.i. director. >> the u.s. committee chose been four cities that lobbied for the right to compete to host the 2024 summer olympics. the committee selected boston so it will be america's choice when the international committee awards the 2024 games two years from now. >> two years ago, mayor nutter entered philadelphia's interest. but last may, he withdrew the city from consideration. >> new information on the two brother wanted in yesterday's newspaper office terrorist attac

nbc 10 viewer. a drexel university bus caught fire in center city friday night. two students and the driver on board get out safely. we're told an electrical problem sparked that fire. if you see news happening, send it to us from the nbc 10 news app. >>> still ahead this morning, isis militants claim to have killed a japanese hostage and this morning they have new demands. >>> plus, a plow truck is swallowed up by a crater on top of this parking garage. we'll tell you what caused the collapse, next. >>> and it's a first alert weather day as we head into tonight and into monday. this will affect your monday morning commute. snow expected to move in after 10:00 p.m.. it will be a dry start. i'll go over all the details coming up in my first alert seven-day forecast. >>> good morning. we are bracing for another round of snow as we head into our overnight hours tonight, and that is going to affect your monday morning commute. there's a live look outside right now at boathouse row. we'll see partly cloudy skies today. it will be a dry start, but here are the details

university. peggy bunker nbc bay area news. >> well the woman accused of setting a fire at the mrs. doubtfirehouse is charged with attempted murder. taiwan welch set to be arraigned tomorrow afternoon. the officers arrest herd yesterday. welch accused of trying to set the pacific heights monday on fire. the man, made famous in the 1993 robin williams movie. the home as you remember was the site of a make shift memorial when robin williams died last summer. no charges filed against ape police officer behind incendiary tweets. he sent tweets that criticized demonstrators linked to police after officer involved deaths of michael brown in ferguson missouri and eric garner in new york. on paid administrative leave. at this point. there is no word from the police department as to the response. >> the announcement. tonight the race begins to fill her spot. after decades on capitol hill barbara boxer's senate run will end next year. she is leaving congress but still vows to fight for her beliefs. >> i am never going to retire. the work is too important. >> the shake-up in washington and her

nbc universal says all the commercial slots have sold out to about 70 advertisers. >> wow. >> they're pop. this year's lineup will feature the first ever super bowl commercial on domestic violence. it is a chilling public service announcement from the no more campaign and features an actual call to 911. take a look. >> 911. operator, 911. where is the emergency? >> 127 brennan. >> what's going on there. >> i would like to order a pizza for delivery. >> you reached 911. this is an emergency line. >> large half pepperoni, half mushroom. >> you know you called 911. >> do you know how long it will be? >> okay. ma'am, is everything okay over there? do you have an emergency or not? >> yes. >> and you are unable to talk because -- >> right. right. >> is there someone in the room with you? just say yes or no. >> yes. >> okay. it looks like i have an officer about a mile from your location. are there any weapons in our house? >> no. >> can you stay on the phone with me? >> no sue you soon. thank you. >> whoa. that's an actual call. >> wow. >> okay. according to -- >> how smart was she, by the

nbc 10 is your home for super bowl xlix. the game is scheduled for february 1st at the university of phoenix stadium. u can catch all of the action starting at 6:30 right here on nbc 10. >>> at three before 6:00 we are following breaking news. skyforce10 is over that accident 95 northbound. this is between girard and vine. you can see multiple cars involved in the accident. that tractor-trailer just moving perhaps, out of the way, or maybe traffic is getting by on the right-hand lane. we'll check with jillian on this coming up in a couple minutes. we don't know the extent of any injuries, but you can see as skyforce10 pulls out, the backup already being created. again, an update from jillian in two minutes. >>> 5:57. grief counseling will be available for students at a local high school this morning following the suicides of two teens. that begins our county-by-county coverage. burlington township high school is dealing with the aftermath of those suicides. ado helcik's father says he committed suicide on new year's day in the family home without warning. he was 15. on monday his 18-year-old friend, m

nbc 10. the miss universe pageant. attendants from 88 countries will gather in miami for the event. nia sanchez will represent the u.s. she is the first person from nevada to be crowned miss usa. the "today" show's natalie morales will host the pageant, which airs right here at 8:00. brittney, you are tracking a messy start to the week. >> that's right. so it will be fine as we head into the rest of your sunday but overnight, we'll see more snow moving in. expect our temperatures to push pretty close to 40 degrees. 35 to 40 is a range, cloudy and dry, snow after 10:00 p.m. it is a first alert weather day. our first alert starts at 10:00 p.m. lasts all the way until tuesday. we are expecting a messy monday morning commute, so just take it easy on the roads. >> we will stay tuned. the "today" show is up next. we'll see you at 9:00. have a great sunday. ♪ ♪ ♪ it's happening, everywhere. people are dropping their pants for underwareness, a cause to support the over 65 million people who may need the trusted protection of depend underwear. show off a pair of depend and show them it's no

nbc news. >>> all fraternities and sororities at the university of virginia have signed on to a new stricter agreement with the university. the new agreement bans kegs and requires security personnel at parties. it calls for three fraternity members to be sober and act as monitors at events. two fraternities refused to sign on. the school pushed ahead with the policy after a "rolling stone" magazine report about a gang rape on campus. much of that report has since been called into question. >>> there's been a delay in the case involving a d.c. rabbi charged with voyeurism. prosecutors say barry freundel videotaped women as they undressed for a ritual bath at the mikvah. the judge in the case granted a delay until february so prosecutors can review videotapes found at freundel's home that would potentially show more victims. a small group of protesters held signs demanding justice for the victims. >>> a high state of alert tonight in europe after raids on terror cells this week. what the u.s. is promising after today's meeting between the president and british prime minister david cameron. pl

nbc news. >>> from our delaware bureau the university of delaware could soon face new rules for its developmentns. according to the news journal, a state lawmaker wants to limit school as immunity in zoning laws, it would force the university to follow zoning laws for commercial but there would be an exemption for projects related to student services or academic research. >>> new at 6:00 from berks county, a worker from a dollar store helps police catch a man with a gun. the worker followed the suspect along north sixth street. he pointed him out and they caught robber taylor ii after a short chase. >>> another local police department will have electronic eyes watching their every move. officers in dublin bucks county will be among those to wear these cameras on their uniform. they haven't said when the cameras will be put into use. >>> from our jersey shore bureau, authorities say a man who went to an ocean county church helped himself to $1500 in collection money. it happened at st. mary's in lakewood. police found him near the church and charged him with theft. >>> we'll soon learn where dem

nbc 10. the miss universe pageant. contestants from 88 countries will gather in miamiaécr for the event. nia sanchez will represent the u.s. she is the first person from nevada to be crowned miss usa. the "today" show's natalie morales will host the pageant, which airs right here on nbc 10 at 8:00. >>> 9:26 now. when we come right back here on nbc 10 news odtoday, an update on the approach of the next winter storm. nbc 10's matt delucia is live along atlantic city expressway where drivers are bracing for a messy start to the workweek. matt? >> reporter: ted, it may not be shore weather, but i've been talking to folks who are headed to the jersey shore today, and we'll tell you how they're preparing for snow coming up. >> and it's a first alert weather day. i'll tell you when to expect the snow and how long it's supposed to stick around. i'll break it down for you coming up in my first alert weather forecast. webuyanycar.com has helped thousands of people let go of all the hassle that comes with selling or trading in. we make selling your car truck or suv fast, safe and fa

nbc 10 news. >>> and we could learn more today about the death of west chester university student shane montgomery. family members tell us at this point it appears to be an accident. an autopsy was completed yesterday, but montgomery's uncle says the medical examiner's still waiting on toxicology results. crews found shane's body on saturday in the schuylkill river where they had been searching for weeks behind the manayunk brewery on main street. montgomery disappeared around 2:00 a.m. thanksgiving day after a night out with friends. now, the 21-year-old will be remembered later this week. a viewing will be held at st. john the baptist church on thursday night from 5:00 to 9:00 then again friday morning at 9:00 and a funeral mass will follow at 10:00 a.m. >>> 4:09 now, and the president of the vatican's pontifical council will not be in philadelphia today to discuss the world meeting of families as planned. archbishop vincenzo pagglia postponed his trip. archbishop pagglia was also supposed to attend a celebration for the feast day of st. john newman. that event will still take place this afterno

nbc 10 news today." i'm tracy davidson. >> i'm vai sikahema. no school closings so far but the university of valley forge is opening two hours late. it used to be valley forge christian college. we'll bring you to meteorologist bill henley now. >>> we are watching temperatures this morning as the rain moves in for much of the area at or below freezing. and so icing is going to be a problem to start with. but it's not going to be an all-day problem. in philadelphia light rainfall is moving into the area. there are a couple spots in new jersey and delaware that are right around the freezing mark but more areas north and west are likely to open counter freezing rain and some sleet to start with. sleet is not a big issue compared to freezing rain. freezing rain is rain that comes down and freezes on the frozen ground. that creates ice and will make for a messy situation north and west. that's what we are seeing in harleysville milford, allentown, a wintry mix there that eventually saw snow to start with this

nbc 10 spoke with a pharmacy professor at the university of the sciences that says tamiflu must be taken within 48 hours once you get sick. according to a recent vee view published in the british medical journal, researchers found tamiflu shortens symptoms but little evidence is reduces serious complications. the maker of tamiflu says we stand behind the quality of clinical data supporting the efficacy and safety profile of tamiflu. it's approved by more than 100 regulatory agencies worldwide. for more flu facts, go to nbc10.com. you'll find out how to separate the myths from the truths. we also posted information about where the flu is hitting the hardest in new jersey, pennsylvania and delaware. >>> next new pictures from space should a time lapse of earth, how one astronaut put together these amazing images. >>> the cold start to the day, the temperatures sitting around the teens in a lot of spots, including philadelphia. 19 degrees in philadelphia. a little breeze out there but that won't be a problem today. we're looking at sunshine that will not warm us up. we'll stay put in the 30