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a rope wrapped around his neck and he was hanging. his friends ran up the ladder and untied the jump rope. >> raul helped him get free. those precious seconds could have turned into a tragedy for our family. >> nick is wearing a neck brace, but expected to make a full recovery. >> breaking overnight, home invaders tie up two women, attendtive neighbors alert helped police rescue them. >>> a fast food manager helps bring a baby into the world when a customer goes into labor, that story is coming up. >> ouch a member of the ucla cheerleading squad hit the ground not once, but twice, during the time out in the second half. a man carried her off the floor and he slipped on a bag and dropped her to the floor again. thankfully everybody will be okay. >>> neighbors outside of charleston, south carolina say the gator in the community is turning orange. they say the color change could be from an environment factor like. it will shed its skin and return to it's normal shade. >>> a customer left the restroom saying the woman was in labor. the ma

it got caught around his neck. nick started choking. his friends raul ran up the ladder and untangled jump rope. >> those precious seconds could have turned into an eternity for our family. >> thank you. >> you're very welcome. nick is wearing a neck brace, but expected to make a full recovery. >>> valentine's day is tuesday, our resident cupid, karen rogers shows us a place in philadelphia that specializes in floral delivery. >> reporter: if if bike courier rolls you mean to your office this week they might have something special in the backpack. urban stems launched in philadelphia a few months ago. >> just in time for valentine's day. >> yes. >> reporter: they deliver fresh bouquets from the farm. our founders started the company because they were disappointed with the price and un reliability. they start at $35. >> this month is female power house artist. there's the adele, the gaga and jackie that features a succulent that lives long after the flowers die. you can sweeten it up with rose yummies and chocolates. >> we now want to go

so southern maryland, northernoh neck of virginia waking to up shower activity this morning.fter school 40 to 48 degrees, get the sunshine back, but again even with the sun once we get the breeze kicking up temperatures will start to clapping little bit there. is your forecast for lit today.y call it 49 again, if we are lucky into the low 50's today if we get enough sun early. then 43, your daytime high tomorrow. lots of sun. of good breeze kicking up in the afternoon. friday, just few clouds, 48. then the upward trends goes boom, into the weekend. 06 degrees on saturday. sixty-nine, sorry, 64, on sunday president's day weekends all things considered for mid february, that's not bad sevenas day forecast. that's a look at the weather, erin co-owe back, with all things moving this morning, orng not moving this morning. >> right. think they're moving. 5:56. crash in the process of clearing, 66 eastbound, out by. s50. you can see. the left shoulder is still blocked. you need to getis s the car towd out of the way. tou pastpicking up a bi that crash scene now, little heavier than

he grabbed me by my neck. i'm sorry. i'm a man. i have to defend myself, gentlemen. >> did the officer order you to place your hands behind your back and submit to hand restraints? >> yes, he did. >> did you comply with the officer's orders? >> no, sir. >> if you had complied with orders, would we be here today? >> anything else? >> i mean, no. >> no, sir. >> no, sir. >> you need to step out. >>> coming up, richard penn learns his fate. and -- >> pritchett does have an extensive disciplinary history. beginning back in 1981. >> a convicted rapist runs into new trouble at santa rosa. ♪ >>> the santa rosa correctional institution houses some of the most difficult-to-manage inmates in the state of florida. even in general population, inmates follow strict rules. >> all right, y'all, hold it down. >> for instance, talking is prohibited in the chow hall. >> there's no talking allowed in the dining facility at all. it just minimizes the noise, the confusion. there's so many inmates in here we're trying to get in and out. >> got them all o

to co " be throttle at 777777 to co " be throttle at his 77777 prepares to go full throttle at his neck harlequins, he has fired the l has signed a new contract with bristol. this career is set to keep on running. we do have more rugby to come. now it's time for inside six nations with lizzie greenwood—hughes in cardiff. what an opening week we had two this yea r‘s what an opening week we had two this year's six nations tournament. scotla nd year's six nations tournament. scotland stunned ireland, england's unbeaten run continues, although they looked more sluggish against france and wales turned it on in rome to beat italy and top the table. where else to be than cardiff for this week's inside six nations. look at that, the roof is open here at the principality stadium. good evening from the heart of cardiff. in around 22 hours, the dragons will be roaring as wales take on england in what we hope will be another classic encounter. someone who knows all about the rivalry between wales and england is martyn williams. good evening. we will be getting his wisdom and insight into the action

so with that go round your neck? that goes around your neck. first step.s using a chat bot called rose, which is not preprogrammed. the most noticeable problem in becoming a convincing ai are the delays while rose thinks of a response to the question. where do you come from? i was born in san francisco. really? in united states. when were you born? couple of years ago. just a couple of years ago? are you a chat bot? i'm a human. i thought for a moment you might be a chat bot. republic of ireland and croatia and france. my brother's from ireland. really? a magical place full of rain and crazy people. she says. well... that was... interesting. weird. what you notices, they tend to be quite disconnected. it takes each sentence as a stand—alone sentence. some of them will speak like they are artificial intelligence, and some of them will pretend not to be. so this one's pretending not to be. but although last time i spoke to which it said it was artificial intelligence. oh, it's confused. our final test for the echoborg was to bring it on stage in front of an

"she complained of soreness to her neck. i saw red marks to her left wrist and the right side of her neck." these injuries were photographed by -- and then you get an i.d. tech name from the santa monica police department. so, again, this is all verbatim. this is a police report concerning steve bannon who is senior adviser to the white house and this is about an incident that happened on new year's day in 1996. the month after this police report, february, 1996, local prosecutors office decided to bring charges against steve bannon. steve bannon was arraigned on charges of domestic violence and battery and dissuading a witness. now, the dissuading a witness charge ends up being very important here because under the california penal code you get charged with that if you "prevent or dissuade another person who's been the victim of a crime or a witness to the crime from reporting that to a law enforcement officer or to a prosecuting agency or to a judge. dissuading a witness. they arraigned him for that, they charged whim that

so would that go round your neck? that goes around your neck. first step for echoborg.sing a chat bot called rose, which is not preprogrammed. the most noticeable problem in becoming a convincing ai are the delays while rose thinks of a response to the question. where do you come from? i was born in san francisco. really? in the united states. when were you born? couple of years ago. just a couple of years ago? are you a chat bot? i'm a human. i thought for a moment you might be a chat bot. republic of ireland and croatia and france. my mother's from ireland. really? a magical place full of rain and crazy people. she says. well... that was... interesting. weird. what you notice, they tend to be quite disconnected. it takes each sentence as a stand—alone sentence. some of them will speak like they are artificial intelligence, and some of them will pretend not to be. so this one's pretending not to be. but although last time i spoke to it, it said it was artificial intelligence. oh, it's confused. our final test for the echoborg was to bring it on stage in front of an aud

here comes the neck rounds of moisture. -- next round of moisture. 9:00 a.m. it's raining.orth of philadelphia, in the lehigh valley and the poconos it's enough for freezing rain and sleet. allentown by lunchtime tomorrow you're switching over to rain at that point. rain in the immediate philadelphia area, the rain will be steady at times, but still we're seeing the frozen precipitation in the poconos. here's future tracker with the icy accumulation, don't look at the exact amount i want to show you because i want you to see who sees the ice. this is way overdone. you'll see a quarter of an inch. north of allentown into the poconos those are the areas that see the ice. everybody else, like, 99% of the viewing air sees rain with the system. national weather service has issued a winter weather advisory for sleet and freezing rain for the poconos overnight tonight and after midnight, tomorrow, icy accumulations .1 to .24 of an inch. that storm implodes and we get the winds on monday. gusts anywhere from 45 to 55 miles per hour. there will be a winds advisory issued for most of

he grabbed me by my neck. i'm sorry. i'm a man, i have to defend myself, gentlemen. >> did the officer advise you to put your hands behind your back and submit to restraints? >> yes. >> did you comply with the orders? >> no. >> would you be here if you complied? >> anything else? >> i mean no. >> no, sir. >> no, sir. >> need you to step out. >> coming up, richard penn learns his fate. and. >> he does have an stenson i. disciplinary history beginning back in 181. >> a convicted rainipist runs i new trouble at santa rosa. experience amazing. >>> the santa rosa correctional institution houses some of the most difficult to manage inmates in the state of florida, even in general population, inmates follow strict rules. >> all right, y'all hold it down. >> for instance, talking is prohibited in the chow hall. >> no talking allowed in the dining facility at all. it minimizes the noise, confusion, so many inmates in here, we're trying to get them in and out. >> they have it all over the wall, don't talking. don't say anything at

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alan marcus spent nearly three decades fighting fires across montgomery country until debilitating neck injury on the job forsed them to retire and go to disability. the latter could have been prevented. >> first med ibz republican firefighters retired on disability 9 reason most are retired on disability is because of delay in treatment and diagnosis for their injuries that have happened on the job. and if delays and treatments happened most people a vast ma'amty would be back on the the job. >> mark us is describing widespread corruption with county workman's compensation core vel and biggest issue is delayed or denied payment and treatment which he says according to his doctors caused injury to worsen. >> through the delays of workman's comp company and doctors they sent me to everybody said nothing wrong with you it took months and months to get the proper diagnosis as far as mri was concerned to show damage and took from time of injury and time of surgery and because of spinal cord injury. >> marcus would like the county and workman's comp administrator to be delayed treatment and

today, she is having a halo frame fitted to keep her neck stable. theatre, where modern medical imaging and surgery can be carried out together. surgeons performing complex operations like this need as much information as possible. where exactly is the tumour? where exactly should screws go into bone? the scanner in the theatre gives them that information, making operations like this much safer for children like felicity. the first part of the operation to fit the frame is challenging because felicity‘s skull is so fragile, but now comes the really clever part. a scanner allows the surgeon to see precisely where her neck is now positioned. before the hybrid theatre, she would have been moved to another room to be scanned. now adjustments are made on the spot. it enables us to check what we're doing as we are doing it on the table, with quality imaging. one of the benefits is to reduce the return to theatre rate or make the procedure check at the time of the operation, so if there's a problem you can remedy it immediately, rather than have to come ba

he put his politicalfuture cameron really stuck his neck out.. the country was perfectly happy with that. that is what the church has to realise. it is not a huge issue. we are running out of time to stop want to jump ahead a couple of stories to a cartoon on the front of the daily telegraph. it has been a week of not very good news. not very good news about the national health service. we have done a week of broadcasting in the bbc but there have been lots of other stories about what the experience is like for staff and for patients. matt, always reliable on the front of the telegraph. tell us about it. a chap turns around and talks to his wife. he has a great package in his hand. that is a 1000 piece jigsaw. package in his hand. that is a 1000 piecejigsaw. he package in his hand. that is a 1000 piece jigsaw. he says package in his hand. that is a 1000 piecejigsaw. he says i am taking this with me in case i have an accident and end up in a&e. we do need a laugh sometimes.” accident and end up in a&e. we do need a laugh sometimes. i hope neither

>> he left me bound and he also put a chain around my neck. >>> and the new blizzard threat. where it's headed and the new technology that could save your life on those icy roads. tonight, we put it to the test. >>> good evening. thanks for joining us on this saturday. i'm tom llamas. >>> we begin tonight with the wa of undocumented immigrant arrests. targeted raids, carried out by u.s. immigration and custom enforcement officials. the flurry of new arrests raising new questions tonight. is it an uptick in volume due to the trump administration or just standard procedure? minnesota, marching in support of refugees and immigrants. abc's jim avila starts us off tonight. >> reporter: tonight, mounting arrests of undocumented immigrants fueling these calling it an enforcement surge. advocates fearing that donald trump promised deportation squads. is rounding up undocumented immigrants. >> we're going to have a deportation force. we have some bad hombres here and we're going to get them out. >> reporter: this week as president's unleashing federal agents from i.c.e., raiding homes

perfect neck embellishment, perfect color for the red carpet. >> i would say it was a hit for me. >>was not a hit for me. i thought it was team too much. she wasn't nominated. hadn't seen her in a while. i just thought like wow, and she had on koffman franco, design their hasn't made a debut in a long time on the red carpet. so that i have any necklace was throwing me off, too. >> the tiffany necklace. >> expensive, but -- >> when your husband is justin timberlake, gout to bring it. right? >> she didn't bring it. >> you know who brought it? john he will mo'ne, i love this look. wasn't it great, anthony? >> it was. she always come dramatic on the red carpetment can't go no wrong with her, whatever she wears no one else is going to wear it again will have it on, i gave her a-plus for the night. >> she look fantastic, and i loved her hair. the hair was great. this last time the dress was fabulous, but the hair was off. everything from the head to tow looked fantastic. >> i thought greek god west that. >> oh, oh? >> not one of my favorites. >> oh, no. >> it was another from the waist up

and bust through the bottle neck and that's where y get the strong gusts. a wind warning advisory up until 6:00 p.m. after that it getsd. on the look out for that's coming up. >> this reminder as we deal the stay with 6abc.com/weather for the latest on what comes nexu will find updated hourly follow our meteorologistsant updates. on a power outage remaairnlt -- saint francis medical center after a tractor-trr took down power lines ay the smallr drov narrow street after being detoured and wiped out several poles. going follow the story and give you updates on the air from trenton atcom. >>> a man in a critical condition after being shot inside his home. the bullet went through the window of the philadelphia residence. the man was television at the time. vernon o from cene along popular street wion the gunn. >> reporter: tir -- at this hour police are north philadelphia neighborhood looking for for leads on who shot the a frightened neighbor saidbefore 7:30 p.m. a wheelchair bound man was shot in his first floor apartment by a gunman on loose. he was watching

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. >> and there were bruises on emily's neck. >> she had strap muscle bruising to muscles to her neck area that were of concern that maybe she was possibly held under the water by her neck. >> remember, alex said he tried cpr on emily. those injuries couldn't be caused by somebody trying to do cpr? even somebody who really don't know what they were doing with cpr? >> our feeling is no. >> how could emily have gotten those bruises? >> well, i know she hit her head when i was getting her out of the bathtub. or when i picked her up, i mean, i heard it. i heard it hit when i was pulling her out. her head hit. >> the side of the tub? the floor? >> i don't know. i was heaving her out -- it was so hard to get her out. >> would you have bruised her neck doing that? >> i don't know. >> the agent wanted to know what might be going on behind closed doors in the fazzino marriage. he listened to another 911 call. >> and he's taking everything of mine and trying to take pills, too. >> one week before her death, emily called 911 to complain about alex. >> he's, like, trying to take property that is

neck, millions of people will actually be watching those commercials. at least they will be watching fox 5. lauren blanchard gives us a sneak peak for super bowl sunday. >> it's not j excited about on super bowl sunday. sunday. >>> a creative agency based in new york says it's about the ads, and getting a place during the super bowl is not cheap >> the costs have sky rocketed for a 30-second media placement it's 5 million dollars and production on top of that is maybe 1 million if you're talking celebrities, it could be upwards of 3, 4 million, so you're looking at 6 to the million. >>> mr. clean hits the mark this year. >> the mr. clean ad, hits a broad audience for super bowl viewing because people watching in a social setting and it's about making men feel sexy for cleaning, i think it does a good job entertainingnd >> he also liked audi. >> what do i tell my daughter? the audi drive progress ad makes good emotional statement, saying they're going to do equal pay for men and women >> and skittles. >> it's simple, clever and can speak to an audience f

anthony klann had sustained a very significant and deep neck wound from ear to ear. that neck wound opened up two large holes in anthony's trachea. >> but at trial state eyewitness eddie espinoza claimed he heard tony klann scream for mercy after his throat had been slit. >> i worked with trachea patients every day. so i knew if you could find the hole in your trachea, you could plug it perhaps, you might be able to make noise. it might sound something like this. so there is no way that anthony klann could be running down a creek bed trying to plug two holes in his trachea so he can scream for his life. >> after visiting the crime scene, father neil had other suspicions about espinoza's testimony. >> joe supposedly grabs the knife and goes after anthony in the creek bed, stabbing him. and yet there were no tire tracks or anything on the side of the creek. and so i thought, whoa, something's not right here. >> neil believed espinoza had to be lying. but a witness who was lying did not necessarily mean joe was telling the truth. neil needed to know more about joe's bac

recent polls show macron and fillon battling neck and neck for first place in the final round.macron is seen support slide in recent days. he controversially has said that france's opponents to gay marriage had been humiliated by the socialist government. he said the aim of the alliance create an electric shock in french politics and bring hope to the country. laura: earlier i spoke to paul smith, the french politics expert at the university of nottingham. 'sask him how much bayrou support really was for emmanuel macron. >> it gives him perhaps not the figure, certainly a very important figure, the centrist rallying to his cause. bayrou is clearly decided that he doesn't see himself as part of the fillon set up, so he decided to run in the first round and risk macron not being the one who goes there to the second round, to stand back to try to influence macron in some way, but nevertheless to give heron of free run because would probably a picked up more votes from macron than he would from fillon. this reduces the risk. laura: 2016 was one of the worst on record for human righ

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he was kidnapped, tortured, shot and dumped, a cotton gin fan tied to his neck with barbed wire. carolyn bryant's husband and his brother were arrested, tried and found not guilty. >> they told the stories. they never interviewed us. soledad: there was no autopsy and no real investigation. no questioning of witnesses, including wheeler's grandfather, about what happened that day. mississippi state senator david jordan was a college student. he was there, in the courtroom. >> it was the hottest case in america. soledad: at the trial of roy bryant and j.w. milam, till was painted as a predator. mrs. bryant said till grabbed her, and testified he told her he had been with white women before. nobody was serious. mockery a play thing, a of a trial. soledad: it was in this courtroom, after just an hour of deliberation, the all white jury let the accused walk free. months later, the men admitted to killing till in "look magazine." they were paid for their interview. after till's body was sent home to chicago, emmett's mother insisted on an open casket at the funeral. a horrific photo tu

suddenly this calm, well-dressed man, jumps up, grabs her by the neck, throws her to the floor and hes cuffing her up. >> he pretended to be a customer and she trusted him and let her guard down as she went into the back. >> his accomplice was waiting outside. i have no reports of them being found yet. let's see if they get caught as well. [ sirens ] >>> it's that time, time to give away another ipad mini and today is bonus day. we're also giving away an amazon echo. >> two winners today, you need thursday's buzz word, be 21 years old at least, and be a resident of united states or canada. >>> my husband said do not open this package until paris is recording. paris is recording and i'm opening the package. >> i sent my wife a package the other day. it was her anniversary gift. >> this is devon's wife shannon. he says he's kind of botched it the last few years. what he thought was a good gift really wasn't so he needed to step it up, and so he digs in and once inside she got a t-shirt. ♪ ♪ >> yea! >> t-shirts can be cool if they got something cool on them. like cool messages and stuff.

if over the neck hour, maybe 90 minutes you can get out there and get your traveling done in the i-95r, usual be okay mainly wet roads. that snow line is creeping down in our direction, it will be here later in the morning rush hour. this is a large system popping through, it will tend to bloom, the snow a little bit more intensely as a low pressure system gets out over the ocean and intensifies. the back edge of the snow is clearing pittsburgh, looks like it will be done sooner than it was looking yesterday. karen rogers will have more on that outside in just a couple of seconds. 42 degrees in philadelphia. still warm, we have the rain, we're seeing reading dip down to 32. 33 in allentown. some areas outside of the reporting stations are dipping below the freezing mark. in the north and west, the snow will start to cover the roads. in philadelphia, the initial snow may have a hard time covering because of the milder air we have in place the last couple of days. if it gets heavy enough we expect the roads to be compromised in through here, as well. we have the winter storm warning in

the radars are clear, they will stay that way for the neck couple of days.t chance of rain is tuesday morning in the form. showers. 39 in philadelphia. 38 in allentown. 20s in the poconos. 38 in trenton. 41 in 40 showing up for cape along with the colder numbers we have a bit of a breeze out of the west/northwest anywhere from 15 to 25 miles per hour, occasionally we do see higher gusts that wind is making the upper 30s low 40s feeling low 30s. satellite and radar over the last feweeing increase in sun over the last hours.rs for western pennsylvania and western upstate new york, none of t reaches our neck of the woods. it is chilly for one day old man retreats again north into canada, as we get into tomorrow it will open a door to another round of unseasonable warm weather, we can make another run at 70 degrees by wednesday afternoon. this is the last of it here. later on feels like numbers around 3:00 p.m. 4:00 p.m. 35, 38 degrees the numbers drop off. tomorrow morning is chilly. cruel to windchill values in the upper 20s by afternoon that windchills disapp

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>> oh, my neck is a train wreck, man. >> little tension over in delaware as i found out today when it for a massage. >> light touch. it can also be -- >> oh, wow. >> here's the rub. delaware massage therapist like chris don't like a bill work through state legislature. if it passes he says it could change the way he does business. >> the folks who wrote this law primarily concerned about dealing with human trafficking. >> right. >> and without consulting with massage professionals they didn't realize the implications that their wording would have on our businesses as well. >> reporter: chris is talking about bill 35 which would amend state codes for massage and body work establishments. first, chris' business and he's the only employee would have to be licensed. he's already licensed individually. the bill also reads that officialofficials can expect ane establishment without prior consent. chris says that goes again the entire point of a client's visit. >> it would be difficult for me to do a good massage if i was constantly worried about whether an inspector is going to be knocking

. >> reporter: "moonlight" is favored for best supporting actor, while denzel washington is neck andwith casey affleck for best actor. >> there's something to be said for how much the academy loves the performances in that film. >> reporter: there's less doubt about supporting actress, dominated throughout awards season by viola davis. >> that performance is so off the charts, there's absolutely no way she's going to lose. >> reporter: for the oscar winners in 24 categories, hollywood dreams come true tonight. mark barger, nbc news. >>> 10:26. here are the four things you need to know on this sunday mourning. two men in the hospital in prince george's county after an early morning shooting. the men were shot outside a sports bar. >>> a mardi gras parade in new orleans turned into chaos after a pickup truck driver slammed into a crowd, injuring 28 people. the driver is suspected of driving drunk and is now in custody. >> the murder trial for lloyd welch delayed until september. it had been set for april. according to our news partners at wtop, his defense asked for more time. welch is

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you see a little snow trying to fall to the west not making it to our neck of the woods. today is going to be a mostly sunny day for us as we move along. dry conditions, but windy and we stay cool, typical for this time of year. 38 at 8:00 a.m., 41 by 11:00 a.m. winds up to 17 miles per hour. we'll take a closer look at what to expect in your after none and how much we warm up into the workweek. >> thanks, krystal. that same storm system that hit us caused flooding and damage in northeastern pennsylvania. this is video from lucerne county. in neighboring lackawanna county, stopped traffic. the flooding uprooted trees causing some to fall into homes and power lines. several poles came down causing power outages. firefighters say part of route 662 will be closed for two days because of the downed poles. as you can see and hear, yesterday's storm brought hail to our area. storm force ten was brought into delaware county. an underground transformer fire closed a major road. you can see the smoke rising from this manhole on baltimore pike in springfield. peco crews arrived to

by 6:30, 7:30, 8:00 in the morning we could see rain over the northern maryland, northern neck. we should see skies clear once the cold front comes through. it will be in good shape for the afternoon. cloudy first part of the day. then partly sunny and breezy in highs could reach 50. then the temperatures will start falling later. look at the future wind gusts. nothing like yesterday morning. wind gusts tomorrow, around 10 to 15 miles per hour at 10:00 in the morning. they will pick up to 15, 20, 23 miles per hour in afternoon and stay breezy in the nighttime hours. nothing on the magnitude yesterday morning and late sunday night with the winds. showers south for day planner tomorrow early in the morning. 38 degrees. 44 with the sun breaking through at 11:00. then we see the temperatures fall off in afternoon. breezy and plenty of sunshine for the afternoon. the next few days this is what we have number wise. 50, 40, 45. mild and then it will start to turn cooler. then start to warm you up as we start off the presidents' day weekend forecast. 60 on saturday. a lot of sunshine. n

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