this came as new news at the end of about a week now of a lot of news about brian williams, is this what you expected as a media observer for how nbc would handle this? >> i thought it was a good outcome. i wanted to hear as a consumer and reporter from someone other than brian williams about this. it was, you know, him saying he was story. sort of kind of. and then him saying he was taking himself off of the news. and even though i know and like brian, i thought to myself well, you really should not be in charge right now. you're not the managing editor of much of anything. you should sit still, and quiet, and find out what is going to happen. >> in terms of -- it is weird you know that this is happening at the same time, within a few minutes of us getting the same announcement of jon stewart leaving "the daily show." but just watching jon stewart's coverage of this last night on "the daily show," i found it striking that his essential defense of what happened to brian williams is that the news should not be so high and mighty about getting stuff wrong. it's not that everybody believes

and news that takes its time.look at the journalism movement including a writer taking seven years to tell a story >>> at 9:00pm g.m.t. sunday february 8th a news story broke on multiple news outlets, going online at that moment because that was the deal. the time that journalists from 45 countries agreed to simultaneously publish their reports on what have come to be known as the swiss leaks. the story about tax evasion, and the journalistic effort that exposed it occurred on a global scale. the process got a start six years ago in january 2009. when an employee turned whistleblower at hs b.c. handed obvious a trove of financial data to the authorities in france. it showed that hs b.c. the second biggest bank helped thousands of client hide money in secret acts held by banks in switzerland. the french newspaper got its hand on the data along with a second leak. editors brought in the icij. international consortium of journalists. news organization don't like to share their scoops. but it wanted the consortium to

unlike other cable news channel and unlike what other that passes for news on the internet, too. that has been the challenge for cnn ever since it was founded in the 1980s >> so jeff zucker, the legendary nbc news posh sha has now come in overcnn and he's attempting to turn this enormous steamship in a direction that points north or points towards the future. so if you were covering zucker and covering cnn for the times, not an employee of cnn, what would you be writing about? >> i recently went back and read my clips about cnn before i came on board. i have to admit, i was proud of the clips. there were skeptical stories about cnn in there that i had forgotten about. there was a line that i had written in 2012, i think it was, basically said cnn is like an emergency room, and just like an emergency room, you want it to be there but you might not want to spend a lot of time there unless you want to. that's a way to maybe explain that cnn brand problem when it comes to that. people need it to be there, but don't always come the rest of the time. so he's trying to add more teens pr

lunar new year. festivities kick off with the midnight parade featuring philadelphia sons lion dancer. we have had them in our studios before and they are fantastic. hopefully they have bundled up. >> i love that. >> so cool. >> snowfall takes its toll on new england and new we are seeing moment too much snow causes a roof to come down. >>> plus a health scare inside a hospital, the mistake that may have exposed hundreds of patients, to a deadly super bug. >>> some new clues in the deadly crash involving bruce jenner, now we are learning more details about the surveillance video that captured the the accident. >> ♪ >>> we could all use escape from the cold weather, right? well, we are in the catching a break anytime soon. katie is talking about record lows over the next few days, when we do traffic and weather together on the three's. she has a pocket of sunshine in your heart, maybe it will warm you. >>> from record low i'm digging this record receipts's a turn it up, and we will be right back. >>>

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karen travers, abc news washington. >>> sad news from here in new york.ry cbs news correspondent bob simon has died after a car accident. police say simon was in the back of a town car in manhattan when the driver lost control, hit another car and then the median. another award-winning "60 minutes" correspondent, simon covered riots and wars and held captive more than a month during the first gulf war with. the head of "60 minutes" called his death a terrible loss and said there is no one else like bob simon. he leaves behind his wife and daughter who also worked at 60 minutes was 73. >>> a new battle in washington over the controversial keystone pipeline. the republican-controlled house approved a measure to build that pipeline which would be 1200 miles long able to carry 800,000 barrels of oil a day. president obama said he will veto that bill and neither the house or senate has enough votes to override it. >>> political intrigue in oregon where the governor was set to resign in an ethics scandal. now says he's staying in office. john -- has been under

marcy gonzalez, abc news new york. >> president obama today designated three new national monuments forn. as historic or national treasures. the president signed the declaration in the oval office. this monument will preserve and highlight america's first planned industrial town. the second is the brown's canyon, a popular whitewater rafting site. and lastly, the internment camp from world war ii hawaii. >>> a lesbian couple is angry this afternoon, after a michigan pediatrician changed her mind and refused to care for their infant. the latest on why the doctor had a sudden complaining of heart. >> like most new parents, krysta and jamie spent a lot of time thinking about who would care for their infant daughter. they landed on dr. roy, a suburban detroit pediatrician who seemed like a perfect fit. >> we liked her personality. she seemed very friendly. >> but when they brought their 6-day-old daughter in for her first checkup, they were shocked to learn from another physician that dr. roy wouldn't treat their infant because the baby's parents were lesbians. >> you can't keep a baby heal

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. >> good news there. girl's father michael is facing charges of reckless endangering and carjacking. he will be charged with endangering the welfare of a child. >> there is breaking news right now man who operated shopping mall kiosk in philadelphia is now charged with plot to go help terror group isis the man is charged along with two other men tonight. authorities say those kiosk were repairing phones and sold kitchen wear. cbs news correspondent chris van cleve has more. >> reporter: three for ebb born men living in the you had were charged wednesday with trying to aid is lame i can state militant in syria and wage war against their adopted country. two suspects, are facing a judge in new york charged with planning to join isis overseas. a third, was a arrested in jacksonville, florida. fbi the director james comby says terrorist are appealing to troubled soles through social media. >> you will find a life of meaning. if you cannot come kill somebody where you are. >> reporter: according to the complai

> breaking news. chopper 6 is live over a fire in the kensington section of philadelphia. you see a lot of firefighters there. can't see new jersey terms of flames or smoke. doesn't mean that there is some in there right now. this broke out about 45 minutes ago on the 2300 block of north front street. this is a store or some type of retail store. fire was visible on the first floor. they have struck second alarms as they continue to stand there and make sure that everything is put out at that fire at a retail store. >> let's go on over to dave murphy to talk about the temperatures out there. and karen rogers has a look at that traffic. good morning. >> good morning, everybody. and for the second straight morning if you're in the poconos you really have to be careful with this cold. take a look as there's a wind chill advisory until 10 o'clock. wind chills as low as 15 to 20 below zero so bundle up but also cover up in the poconos this morning. also we managed to get a little more monday melting going

more news when we come back.after 50 years of designing cars for crash survival, subaru has developed our most revolutionary feature yet. a car that can see trouble... ...and stop itself to avoid it. when the insurance institute for highway safety tested front crash prevention nobody beat subaru models with eyesight. not honda. not ford or any other brand. subaru eyesight. an extra set of eyes, every time you drive. ♪ >>> a new mascot for the sixers makes his debut. >> check this guy out. we'll get to know him well. this is franklin. the blue furry dog made the dramatic entrance at the franklin institute here in philadelphia today. the sixers call franklin an entertainment specialist and the crowd motivator and yeah, i think they got that one right. take look at the reaction to this guy. more than 300 children were on hand today. they saw first hand what the franklin experience is all about. franklin welcome to philadelphia. come see us here at oy witness news. >> we'll be writ back. ♪ what's with the suit? oh, i

coming up on nbc 10 news at 6:00. >>> this is nbc 10 news. >>> new at 5:00 a cashier tried to turn theon a man holding her up at a local cvs, but it didn't work. this is video from inside the cvs in philadelphia's east mount erie neighborhood. on tuesday, a man with a bb gun handed a demand note to the cashier. as the cashier put money in the bag she grabbed the suspect's gun and it fell to the ground. the man went behind the counter and started punching her. he then took off with about $100. the cashier is okay. >>> looking for a pair of burglary suspects. someone stole in and stole money from st. pie us church in lacy township. walmart on route 9 called police. they were caught shoplifting. police say they tied the two men to the burglary at the church. >> our nbc 10's vince lattanzio with this exclusive. a good chunk are simply relocating here to take advantage of the talent the region has to offer. one of the newest research firms is remedies for epilepsy and other neurological disorders. tap on the nbc 10 app to find out how the firm is hoping to help people suffering from epileps

you can get news and updates with alerts from the "nbc10 news" app for smart phones and tablets. >>> if you drive a used car, you have to hear this. >> an investigation shows very disturbing trend across new jersey. the state has more rebuilt wrecks on the road for sale than any other state. what experts say you need to do before you end up with a lemon or worse. >> then coming up all new at 6:00 why the company behind in this popular obstacle course series is now filing a federal lawsuit against a he lie valley man. are thousands of formerly crashed cars can masquerading as problem free. >> new data shows new jersey leads the nation when it comes to those rebuilt wrecks. chris glorioso reports. >> on a used car lot in south jersey the says theman isn't telling us everything. >> this is more of a better car on the lot. >> he says his boss never stocks cars ha have been salvaged or totaled. >> he doesn't get the carsu have been toelted out like that. salvage title, he doesn't do that. >> then he shows us this chevy camaro. >> it looks like it's in pretty good condition. >> not only ha

age to the new age welcome to the new age ♪ ♪ to the new age ♪ whoa oh whoa oh ready to rock it ♪ >>u, guys for sharing it with us. >>> the hit show "modern family" has been breaking ground for six seasons. they've done it again. truly modern episode airing tonight shot entirely on iphones and ipads. abc's nick watt grabbed his own phone to go behind the scenes. >> reporter: here's an exclusive sneak peek of tonight's totally crazy "modern family." yep, all done on cell phones. >> oh hey. still my birthday? >> i think people were somewhat cautious about it in the beginning, shall we say? >> reporter: if they pulled it off, can we? okay if this works it's going to be a miracle. i can see him and manny has appeared on my laptop. what is it we're talking on facetime. >> yes, facetime. >> it began when i was facetiming with my daughter who is at college. there were some e-mails that were open. some websites i had been on and maybe a script i was working on at the time. >> what's the best first shooter about space marines -- hello. >> reporter: this is clair's computer screen as she waits

stay here 7 news of. >> updating breaking news at the top. taiwan aviation authority says 2 people have been killed. in a commercial flight disaster. 58 people on board with plane came down shortly after taking -- take off. hit a bridge and crashed into a river in the island capitol of taipei. live streaming video you are watching of the rescue operation that is ongoing. the flight from taipei to the outlying island of ken men lost contact with flight controllers at 10:55 am. fuselage landed in the river whole crash was actually captured on some cell phone video as well but you see the plane coming down from about 1300 feet in the air. flight lasted 3 minutes before something went wrong and this thing started coming down and before it hit the river it clipped this bridge and spilled everyone into the water. number of people have made it out and were taken to the hospital but we know now at least 2 people were killed more to come on this story. stay with us during the hour for channel 7 at 11:00 o'clock and twitter feed 7 news bay area. we kee

"nightly news" begins now. >>> from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is "nbc nightly news." reporting tonight, lester holt. >>> good evening. we begin here tonight with a developing story. the federal agency responsible for securing everything from the planes we fly on to our borders and ports is in limbo tonight and on the verge of losing its funding just hours from now. a short time ago the house of representatives voted against extending funding to the department of homeland security, which has been a pawn in a high stakes partisan chess game. we'll get into the politics of how we got here in a moment, but first what it means to the american public and the hard choices homeland security officials are facing tonight. let's turn to senior white house correspondent chris jansing. hi, chris. >> reporter: good evening, lester. this is a stunning turn of events. speaker john boehner didn't have enough support for the republicans' own proposal. so now with a shutdown of homeland security just hours away, the next steps aren't clear. a chaotic outcome for thousands of federal e

brian williams was a news reporter. he read the news.e did it straight and he did it well mica the fact that he did it so straight really does raise the question of the level of hatefulness and where that putrid well rose up from again was so out of proportion. >> i at first was horrified by the media pile-on. but j just having very small bad experiences, leaving getting fired, whatever it's a mean business. i'm not surprised. it is a mean tough, cut throat nasty business we work in. >> unfortunately, it's a mean world. it's a mean world online. we were talking not just trolls on twitter, but also people that run news organizations, saying some really ugly things. >> i was not surprised in the criticism of what he did and the things he did that was right and appropriate to point that out and to suggest he should be punished for it. to be so personal. you and i know editors of magazines tweeting terrible things about him. i think part of it too, is resentment from people on top. he's the number one for ten years. he's a happy guy. he's th

"nightly news" begins now. >>> from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is "nbc nightly news."

"eyewitness news" reporter walt hunter is live on the scene with new details walt. >> reporter: jessica workers and neighbors on this busy stretch of 15th and chestnut were shocked when they saw overnight huge chunks of marble had come crashing down on the sidewalk they normally use. fortunately because of the hour of that collapse, nobody was hurt. when they saw the chunks of marble that crashed down, after breaking off a building from 15th and chestnut, those who used this busy stretch of sidewalk almost every day, were stunned. >> oh, wow. that is scary. that is very scare. >> reporter: fortunately when nearly a third of the old sign ripped away, tearing through an awning and shattering below it was midnight and fewer people were outside in the bitter cold. it is exact spot where neighbor dominic, walks her baby every day. >> it is kind of scary. that is a very old building. it the is very scary that that happened. could have killed somebody. >> reporter: this partial collapse is second on a busy center city street in less than three weeks. january 27th at this lulu lemon's store a b

lots of crazy stuff. >> and "pop news." "pop news," baby. rescue of the week and your exclusive accuweather forecast and more all next on "action news" saturday (vo) after 50 years of designing cars for crash survival, subaru has developed our most revolutionary feature yet. a car that can see trouble... ...and stop itself to avoid it. when the insurance institute for highway safety tested front crash prevention nobody beat subaru models with eyesight. not honda. not ford or any other brand. subaru eyesight. an extra set of eyes, every time you drive. >> good morning it's saturday, february 7. eva is off. i'm shirleen alicott. here is what we're following for you right now on "action news." parents are on alert and health officials are testing a montgomery county boy for a possible case of the measles. philadelphia police are investigating a stabbing overnight outside a chinese takeout restaurant. >>> new jersey lawmakers are considering a change to how drunk drivers are sentenced. those stories and more and first the exclusive accuweather f

jim axelrod, cbs news, new york. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," reaction killing of jordanian pilot and we'll speak with with. and jeff bezos joins us in studio with actor jeffrey tam bore starring the hit series "transparent." thanks for watching. i'm alison harmelin. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> breaking news right now a raging apartment fire in montgomery county, we are live, on the scene as fire fighters battle the the the flames and frigid temperatures making several daring rescues. good morning everyone we're also learning that at least one person was seriously injured. thank you so much for joining us i'm ukee washington. >>> i'm quarter von tiehl. we have more breaking news a horrifying scene a deadly plane crash caught on dash cam video just an unbelievable sight. we will have latest on the desperate effort as death toll rise these morning. >>> investigators are trying to figure out why an suv was sitting on the train trackness new york causing the worst crash in metro north history we will have the latest on the dis

york. >>> next an "nbc10 news" at 6:00 -- investigators uncover new information about a pile of tax documents found lying on the street. why the information on those records doesn't add up. >>> plus time's running out to sign up for obamacare. the fast-approaching deadline and why the new law could change the way you file your taxes this year. >>> and i'm watching a wintry mix move in. most is sleet or freezing rain so we're also talking about icy roads. i'll show you which areas are at the biggest threat for this and how your morning commute will look coming up. >>> dozens of tax documents discovered on a philadelphia street. >> now harry hairston and nbc10 investigators have learned this may be a case of tax fraud. the investigators went to some of the addresses listed on the documents but the people they spoke with didn't even recognize the names listed. in some cases, as many as four people with different last names showed the same address on their returns. a financial adviser we spoke with says, that's suspicious. >> that's a red flag for sure. it's just -- that's typical fraud

lana zak, abc news, new york. >> incredible. i think it works for a lot of people. they say the key is turning off the voice in your head. dan harris swears by it. he says you have to turn off the voice in your head. >> in his book 10% happier, he says how when first starting out you hear the voices in your head but then let it come and go. >> like reena. i let it come and go. >> or my singing let it go. try not to let it come in to your head. >> exactly. >>> toy time coming up. you have to see the toys of tomorrow. >> announcer: "world news >>> we're far enough removed from the holidays now where all of the toys you got the kids let's just say it they are bored with them by now. thankfully we are joined by the toy insider mom lori shakt with a preview of the top new toys from the toy fair including this beautiful music. making me cry. there's elsa. tell me about elsa over here. >> the 112th international toy fair is in town and you have to understand that toys go through a long journey until they get from being thought of until they make it to the kids shelves. so

and a new case in new york may have exposed hundreds of thousands of commuters.hreat extends from the big apple to this afternoon's super bowl. >> reporter: from coast-to-coast, a growing danger is spreading, the measles. the latest warning in new york an infected college student boarded an amtrak train at penn station, the busiest transportation hub. >> if you were on that train and you were not vaccinated and you get a fever, you need to check in with your doctor. >> the trip went from new york city to albany, possibly exposes hundreds of thousands of commuters along the way. the country has confirmed dozens of cases in 14 states. that includes arizona, where. super bowl xlix is just a day a way. a million people converging in phoenix for the big game. a recipe for disaster if an infected person shows up. >> we want to make sure no one goes to that setting if they potentially could have measles. >> medical students from the university of arizona will be on hand to help spot people with measles-like symptoms. in california doctors offices are dealing with hundre

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lauren lyster, cbs news, new york. >>> coming up after your local news on cbs "this morning," an update the east we'll be live from the scene and get your forecast. >>> plus the chocolate war being waged between american and british candymakers. >>> and dylan mcdermott from "stalker" joins us in studio 57. that's the "cbs morning news" this monday. i'm alison harmelin. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> well, good monday morning everyone, it is a holiday. not a lot of people working today enjoying the three day weekend and not a lot of people commuting either. that's the golden gate bridge. and it's -- pretty quiet at this ripe old hour of 4:30. >> yeah a few cars out there though. it is monday, february 16th. i'm michelle griego. >> hi everyone, i'm frank mallicoat. 4:30. bright and early on a monday. we've got weather, we got traffic pretty quiet there and what a beautiful weekend huh? >> it was stellar. monoray at -- monterey at pebble beach and i've never seen so many consecutive days of pristine weather and record- breaking high temperatures as well. good m

news is back in the morning.ll see you guys in about ten minutes from now. >> lots of news. >> i said it is if so but in the for a while. >> thanks, gayle. >> i know. >> take care. >>> in today's story of brotherly love a scrabble coach is teaching children that hard work can pay off. >> i sat down with them to talk about his mission. >> the camp down there right. >> reporter: john green is a man of letters. >> this is a regular work. >> he guide games of scrabble at julia ward howell elementary school in philadelphia. >> it is pretty mind boggling because you you never know what kind of letters you will get. >> reporter: john said he got started in a place he never wants his student to be: prison. >> when i was younger, i didn't hang with the good boys. i went with the bad boys. >> reporter: robbery burglary, john served 24 years. inside he learned the game to pass a the time and got good inspiring him to do good. >> i was like wow i can do something different with my life. >> reporter: when john got out, he got

wilmington a new record, dover a new record. atlantic city close 2 degrees there. philadelphia 2 degrees above the record low of 1. we're in record territory north to south. as we look at windchills. feels like 16 degrees below zero in philadelphia. 16 below in aluntown. 18 below in wilmington and 15 in trenton and similar numbers through south jersey and this is frostbite threat type of weather the windchill with the 15 to 25-degree below zero readings, can give you frostbite on unprotected skin in as little as 15 to 30 minutes and in the poconos it's like 10 to 15 minutes. bundle up and cover up. today's high, 17 degrees at 3:00 p.m. wind will be a factor throughout the day too karen. i'm expecting windchills below zero even at the best of times today. >> reporter: we have a couple of early morning problems, the action cam is on the scene nasty accident involving a taxi cab. right now we're looking at 63rd near arch street in west philadelphia. you can see the debris all over the roadway. a serious accident, the driver of the car was trapped and then extricated,

but it's not all good news.ing out water unless patrons ask for it. >>> new worries this morning about the growing influence of isis militants. the u.n. security council has called an emergency session today to discuss the new fighting in libya. growing closer to europe some islamic militants in libya have reportedly carried out their first air strikes. >>> there's been another gruesome attack by isis. the terror group reportedly burning 45 people in western iraq. >>> well new pictures of that train disaster in west virginia. the derailed oil tanker still smoldering more than 40 hours after the crash. some 100 people remain evacuated overnight. drinking water samples have been tested and came back negative but residents have been advised to boil their water as a precaution. >>> and a surprising twist in that las vegas road rage killing. police now saying the mother of four who died after being shot in the head actually went looking for the men she got into an altercation with picking up her 22-year-old son with

breaking news. the massive storm hitting 23 states. 100 million americans, and the new worries tonight. >>> the dangerous pileup in chicago. drivers trapped for miles. the explosion in new york. we're in detroit and boston. snow for the record books. and what's coming tomorrow. >>> meantime the scare in atlanta. interstates shut down drivers stuck in their cars. >>> breaking now. the new and concerning numbers coming in on measles. and the new and urgent warning from the cdc tonight. >>> late details on whitney houston's daughter and what happened in that bathtub. >>> and the super stunner. was this really the worst play call in super bowl history? jesse palmer standing by. will you agree with him? >>> good evening. and it's great to have you with us here on a monday night. and we begin with the deadly storm, from nebraska all the way to maine. still hitting at this hour. and tonight, into tomorrow another threat. sub zero cold turning everything into ice. in chicago tonight, they're now calling thi

went back to new orleans eight or nine times. so this didn't ring true to me. >> the floating body story is the least questionable element of what he has said about his katrina coverage. he said that gangs were overrunning his hotel. no the hotel was a staging area for law enforcement. very, very unlikely that there were gangs overrunning that hotel. there were other claims, as well. and all of them add up to a record, not a piling organization but a record that needs to be examined. >> now we've reached the point where some media outlets said because brian is famously a new jersey volunteer fireman at one time he said he saved a pup if i from a fire, puppies from a fire. so it comes back to the question of the anchor credibility, and what nbc news -- how it deals with it. >> maybe the biggest problem is not just the examination of what he's said in the past, but how he moves forward. what sort of things can he cover now. let's say there is another military conflict. there will be lingering questions. >> just briefly, he has ten

we brought you this story as breaking news during you news 4 midday.inebacker d'qwell jackson is now facing a $1,000 fine and up to six months in jail for the attack. jackson is accused of punching the man over space. >> i was scared because he grab me really bad, he really hold me like this i can't talk. he hold me like this. he say he going to kill me. >> this happened outside jackson's home on 12th street in northwest d.c.. >>> it's now 5:45. radio problems that plagued d.c. fire during the smoke emergency have now been fixed. metro says it has improved connectivity in nin yupd ground where firefighters' radios have failed. an investigation of that smoke emergency found that firefighters had problems communicating and that may have slowed down the rescue effort. >>> a new option to make your commute a little easier may not get off the ground. hear land governor larry hogan did not mention metro murderpurple line. that omission has some uneasy about its future. hogan had said his budget would include funding for that project. the government says the

they were owned by new yorkers and new englanders who have been speculating. that -- in that part of the united states, the attitude against capitalism was not as strong as in the agrarian south. hamilton needed to get assumption, he was going to resign if he did not get assumption. he ran into thomas jefferson on broad street outside of president washington's home. jefferson was just passing by. i suppose hamilton had been there hours waiting for it to happen. [laughter] he was disheveled, which is unlike someone who was such a strong ladies man. the rumor, the myth, it is not true, but has to be told anyway is that at valley forge, martha washington named her tomcat hamilton. [laughter] jefferson was shocked at the way hamilton looked. hamilton said i will resign if i cannot get the assumption of state debt in your part of the administration i need your support, the president supports it. i don't know very much about money, which is true. he died in great debt. that might brand -- my friend james madison does. i propose you come to dinner tomorrow and we wil

good news. everyone is safe and we will stay on top of this story throughout the newscast. >> we indeed will. you can also go to myfoxphilly.com for the latest 24/7 we'll post any information that is brand new right there on the home page if you don't see it here first. >>> a rough day on septa. service is slowly returning to normal after a fast might have hi moving fire in kensington. massive fire broke out around 5:00 this morning. near the york dauphin station it started in building close to the el and spread to two nearby businesses. snob hurt. firefighters got the blaze under control. despite the bitter cold. >> well, it is cold. 9 degrees so it wasn't frustrating what we do in that situation we look for multiple hydrants. one of the things we do a good job we have hydrants locations everywhere. we switch to another hydrant and the water department did a great job coming out and actually servicing those hydrants to make sure we got service. >> in philly there are about every 300 feet so a l

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a new word.s killed an 27-year-old man remains in critical condition. >>> 8:56 on this wednesday february 18th. let's get that last look at traffic with karen rogers. good morning. >> good morning, tam. we have noticed a big jam on the ben franklin bridge. the delay has grown since last i showed you. westbound traffic jammed from the tolls to eighth and vine. coming into the city you have a lot of company. the accident cleared on lincoln drive northbound at ridge avenue. traffic moving again so better news there. big problems with mass transit. the media elwyn line 45 minute delays. they're having equipment problems. when you get to work you may have some explaining to do. you'll be a little late there. all regional rails septa says expect up to 20 minute delays because of weather condition. multi accident on providence road. tam be careful about slick spots. >> thank you karen. >>> let's get a last look at the accuweather forecast. david is it warming up a little. >> not really today. as you tak

ocean city, new jersey, has a new boardwalk. replaced the boards between fifth and 12th streets. this is the second phase of a five year plan to renovate the boardwalk. the project involves removing and replacing all of the pilings and the decking on the entire stretch of boardwalk. so just look and -- >> dream. >> dream. >> of nicer things to come. >> dream a little dream 'cause it's been the talk of the town. >> it has been. >> the cold temperature. >> yeah. >> it is time now for the accuweather forecast. >> that is if your lips unfreeze long enough to speak. adam joseph live with the details. >> ain't that the truth. fresh new boards will be covered by at least a half a foot of snow down the shore by tonight and tomorrow morning. as we look at double scan live here behind me you can see the mass amount of winter storm warnings, winter weather advisories, even we have freezing rain advisories from nashville all the way moving into the midatlantic so this is that midatlantic special and you can see some of that snow building ri

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"nightly news" begins now. >>> from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is "nbc nightly news." reporting tonight lester holt. >>> good evening. the misery of this winter to remember is extending its reach into places that we usually go to escape the cold. wind chill advisories or warnings are posted right now in 17 states as a blast of arctic air promises to send temperatures into the single digits from the midwest on into the northeast. and well below normal temperatures for the deep south in florida. this ahead of a weekend snowstorm bearing down in the northeast. boston already buried under more than six feet of snow is under a blizzard watch again tonight. where will they put it all? let's turn to nbc's ron mott in boston. hi, ron. >> reporter: hey, lester. good evening to you. light snow falling tonight, as you mentioned. bitter cold air on the way tonight only going to make the bigger job of digging out that much tougher. there's a car underneath here. the bigger job plenty of those around boston tonight, reinforcements are finally here. snow-fighting backup has arrived

bring your dreams to life. >> following up breaking news in new jersey, about # 1:00 a.m., a tank he were truck carrying a load of fuel overturned on the ramp of route 90 to route 130. firefighters moved in putting foam on the fire and next it appears water as they try to contain the flames. there is a residential neighborhood right there. again, this is pennsauken, new jersey, are a raging fire in the aftermath of a tanker overturning and exploding into flames in pennsauken new jersey. >> we'll bring you updates on air and online, this tanker fire in pennsauken we'll continue to bring you updates as they become available touts. >> we're following -- to us. >> we're following developing news a double shooting at a burlington county business killed one and left another hospitalized. it happened at the shields business solutions in moorestown, new jersey. annie mccormick joins us live from the scene with the latest. >> reporter: and employees who witnessed the crime or in the building at the time of the crime spent most of the morning talking to investigators. at this point police are

conditions with new surveillance video just released to "nbc10 news." our partners at telemundo 62. police working to identify the people in this video, hoping it will help them find the killer of a temple university student. 34-year-old garcia died in a shooting last month. the victim's father a prominent figure in a local organization. ramone from our latino sister station, telemundo 62 live this afternoon with new information from our digital operation center. >> ramone police spoke this afternoon about the case. what what are they saying? >> the first thing they're doing is to show this video you just saw -- showed on camera to see if they can actually solve -- have some people call in and solve the murder. let's take a look at the video again. when you see the images you see a crowd inside the lounge social club. this is mcalister street in feltonville. the lounge recorded the video the weekend of january 24th when the murder happened. investigators say they have circled two men and three women they want to question about the killing. the victim wa

they had to have started something brand new in new york -- this is the idea. they have to have started something new and something that really spread fast or they had to have been under the thumb of some powerful forces that were too oppressive to overcome leak the garment workers. i'm trying to write something very difficult and i don't know if it pulled it off. my mentor called it holistic history. you good to a high point in the city dish went to the top of rock center just as i start mid chicago book by going to the top of the hancock center. you see the city hall and try to understand how all the parts connect. a city is an organism and at the like mumford said you go down to the street level and start to explore it, and you explore it on foot and he had the expression, by living we learn. stay out of the library first. get into the city first hand. and that's how i found these characters. french chanon, chrysler and essentially what wanted to do was i thought i knew new york. i taught at city university, at the graduate center at 42nd 42nd street in the

by tuesday morning, even up into new york city and possibly grazing southern new england as we go into tuesday afternoon, as for snowfall totals kentucky will be the hardest hit, that's where we could see a foot or more of snow. washington, d.c. 4 to 8 inches possible. maybe even another four inches across southeastern massachusetts, as for ice, a half inch of ice is possible from little rock to memphis, where that ice accumulates, we are looking at power outages likely, and dangerous root conditions throughout the entire day on monday. >> dylan, thanks. >>> tonight the suspect is dead and officials are investigating what led him to open fire. first at a free speech event and later at a synagogue, the entire city of copenhagen remains on high alert. that's where we get our report from keir simmons. hi keir. >> reporter: good evening, lester tonight a report of arrests, the detectives have not found evidence yet that their suspects worked with anyone else. candles on a cold night in denmark. for two more victims, of two more attacks in another european city. as detectives investigating

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