and don't forget -- we also made a fine, new person out of ned. james, will you straighten up that fine, new person? [ knock on door ] hmm? mrs. vinson. mrs. evans, i just had to come back and tell you one more thing. you know, it was very close between your apartment and the russells'. but one thing made me decide in your favor. the way you cleaned up ned. uh, mrs. vinson, i know there's a resemblance, but this is my cousin -- mr. evans, believe me when i tell you -- i would know ned the wino anywhere. how could you be so sure? he's my husband. lord have mercy. once i saw the way you cleaned up ned, i didn't have to look at the apartment. you didn't? this is the first time in eight years home with her?! did she say i got to go home with her?! everything is just the way you left it, ned. my mama's still living with us, the girls still come over to play hearts, and i'm still taking my vocal lessons. folks, please, if you have any charity in your -- ned! well, james, now i not only got pull in the projects, but thanks to ned, captions provided by so

disagrees with the republicans and urging president obama to go ahead and name a nominee for a new person to fill the seat as soon as possible. the late ask scalia that was found dead this weekend at age of 79. >>> this is 11-year-old tristan hanging on a ski lift. he slipped. his uncle and aunt held on to him but they could not pull him back up into the chair. he was dangling about 20 feet above the slope for six or seven minutes while the lift operators maneuvered to catch him and he had to let go and to trust them and they safely secured him in the tarp. >> it was kind of scary but fun. >> he is from seattle rated this family vacation nine out of ten. >> it made for a memorable ski vacation. to a roadway in cary. and the move that could ease congestion and how you could weigh in on this today. >>> a college student in charlotte gets an a in being a good samaritan. new career path. li arisre wi>>eculn i-n vimotown tymaan il atoun. testavve e thar eren edan>>rvr per li sing>> 20an0,sp fl ar w a grsh lewh edig tcd edhebo in dimedis.a eawork id > atr.goe re wur cl th28d in atege er a cl t

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i can watch you tell them the good news personally. you ain'ta member ofthe consortium. i'm married to george. surely you can make an exception. no. uh-uh. uh-uh. well! i'll bein my room. we know you've got good news. first, we've got something for you. enough. what's the fox of wall street got to tell us today? when you go tofast food standsto get burgers, what do youhave to drink? root beer. cola. scotch on the rocks. i carry my own. did you notice nobodymentioned chocolate milk? what does that mean? nobody's buyingchocolate milk. how about them missiles? did you buyone lately? no. see? mr. jefferson, could "kablooey" mean something good? not a chance. there goes my trip to see mama. my first vacation in years. and my miniskirt and cowboy boots. ladies, i'mreally sorry. you did the best you could for us. i disappointed you. oh, well. wait. there'sone more thing. you telling that "son of a sharecropper" story again? no stories.this is business, ok? as you know, t.z.i. was headingway up, up, up, up, right? yeah. they don't call me so i said to myself,"fox, you know, whate

city leaders would like to have a new person in place in may. >>> today is the day state regulators must decide whether to give duke energy the green light to build a billion-dollar natural gas plant. it would replace the coal burning power plant in nashville. duke energy would pass along construction costs, plus a profit margin to the customers. environmental groups accused duke of overstating the future electricity needs of the north carolina mountains in order to win approval for the plant. >>> the 88th annual academy awards is in the books and the winners are an interesting mix of predictable front runners and surpri weng y t wrapfrom hollywood. >> reporter: the title describes the moment the newspaper drama, "spotlight" was the center of attention. a surprise winfo st pic. his gaveice to amplifies thatoiepteescte farithvent got bibe rect honor fo thdior o w. and, lnao asbeacr.>> i thank you inleta et fo >>eporr:t "roos", ng hof awds seaso >> tnkthfansthanr e mo thterse oulm repti s went to iaikr fo dish rl we"be of mar e and up beatout favored sylvester stallone. >> if you end ever

it is a normal six-year term which expires, and the new person is voted into the position. itutional tribunal, a highly complicated case, debatable issue, because the previous house voted in five .ew members the term of these five persons expired during the term of the new house. we believe that they wanted just to lock the tribunal as to control the agenda of the government. what is going on in the states now? there is the death of justice scalia, and president obama has declared his intention to appoint a new person, and there are already voices who say that to give it to the newly elected president next year. it is quite a similar situation. we believe that there are general discussions going on, but there is overreaction on the part of one of the created agencies. tom: mr. finance minister, congratulations on poland is an outlier of success. looking inside poland come outside poland -- bring up the chart, if you will. do you need depreciation to jumpstart a better polish economy? are you indirectly with a currency war with frankfurt, germany? thel: we are happy about dep

down to a new person to coordinate her message. word is she is looking for someone to make her ads and campaign more complementary of each other. we may see this new approach when she takes the stage tomorrow night when she debates in wisconsin. michael: south carolina congressman jim clyburn is not endorsing anyone for president. he was considering endorsing hillary clinton, but his family says he needs to let people know where he stands. >> people would like to know where i stand, irrespective of where that is, and although i said at the outset that i would stay neutral in all of this, i am beginning to feel that maybe they are right, that i need to let people know where i stand. i will probably do that, though not today or this week. michael: he also says the national black caucus plans to carol: after the new hampshire primary, pollsters are trying to get a read on the american voter. a public policy expert, peter hart, is listening to issues close to the hearts of the millennial generation, and he was asked about the challenges

morning america' to talk about it. :40-:59 "you know you never want to be the story when you're a news person. you want to be covering the story. so it was truly like an alice throught the looking glass i still think it was a great question. i stand by every question i asked him, and he was not the only who had tough questions. he was, however, the only one who complained. kelly will moderate the next debate on fox news set for march 3rd.. and she thinks trump will be there. and.. she says she's ready to face him again. the excitement and hype are building for this weekend's superbowl.. but a super-security effort is already underway off the field. because of recent terror attacks in the u-s.. and overseas.. law enforcement has been working around the clock to insure a safe game. abc's brandi hitt takes us behind the scenes. < nats -- (swat car pulling up) a massive security presence... guard in the san francisco bay... and eight air craft... watching from above. sot -- john priddy, director of operations customs & border protection "securing the airspace around the super bowl area..." this i

city leaders would like to have the new person on board in may. >>> garner has one of the busiest fire departments in wake county but it's firefighters are among the lowest paid. the county's fire commission plans to address the salary gap at the meeting this week. a recent study showed the firefighters are paid about 14% less than those at other departments in the county. garner fire officials say their calls increase from 2% to 5% every year. they say it's challenging to hire and retain firefighters were nearby communities offer higher salaries. >>> north carolinians will soon see a change in what we pay for certain services beginning tomorrow. the state will raise fees on various items and charge sales taxes on services that were previously not taxed. the most notable changes are at the sales tax rate will not change but the state will now chart sales tax and services such as repair, maintenance, and installation. that includes installation on big appliances, or auto repairs. as for fees, the state budget raises fees for a number of services within the state government agencies. for

developing this morning, a new personal information safe. >> in hours, police in kissimmee will check every gas station in the city to look for skimmers after four were recently found attached to gas pumps ready to steal your personal information. mark lehman is live at one of street. police say skimmers were found at 7-eleven gas stations, what is the latest? on why the convenience store was targeted but they have store managers on the lookout. they are taking a close look at these pumps themselves. police are concerned city wide they will be inspecting pumps across the city. >> you might stop me from coming here on a regular basis. >> the reaction from one customer after learning detectives find this credit card skimmers attached to a pump last thursday. i don't carry cash. that's what our society has become. the company carries cash. >> in the last week, investigators say four devices have been found in osceola county alone as the devices are used, police are urging customers to closely monitor their bank accounts. detectives are jumping into action. police on the hunt for more ski

authorities say they have a new person in custody who they believe snuck tools to them. the teacher police believe gave them maps was released because they're wasn't enough evidence to charge her. the zika virus is now declared a global emergency. the move allows the world health organizaion to free up more money and resource to find a solution to the growing disease. the zika virus has been traced back to brazil, and other south and central american countries. there are dozens of cases in the patients had recently traveled to the infected areas. the concern is pregnant women who get the virus may put their baby at risk for neurological disorders. fast food restaurant "chipotle" says it's e-coli outbreak is officially over. they still don't know what exactly caused it... dozens of customers in 11 different states reported getting sick after eating at the restaurant. chipotle is hoping to win back customers this weekend. the chain announcing deep discounts for the super bowl. it is a rough morning for donald trump. time now is x:xx --- trump fighting to hold on to his swa

the clinton camp may boil down to a new person to coordinate her message. word is the former secretary of state is looking for someone to make her ads and campaign stump speeches more complimentary of each other. the first day of the next phase of clinton 'campaign is tomorrow night in milwaukee on the debate stage. >>> if you head north outof downtown, you will see empty buildings, overgrown lots. revitalization starts with the street itself. >> four years after the project's first phase, the city says it's pulled together the mine to get money. grace joyal has more. >> reporter: a main artery -- >> if you are having -- have an area that looks good, then people are more likely to be interested in 2. >> reporter: carrying traffic >> you have to make an area appealing so that other people and businesses will want toob part ofwant to be part of that community. >> reporter: it might seem like there are more empty buildings than full ones. >> if it's beat up, people seem to shy away. >> right now, it's a grand exit. everybody is trying to leave. >> reporter: bu

i felt like a new person, a i f >> jonathan::12 on your wednesday morning, steady to heavy rain for us, locally looking to the south, notice this is a gust, this is mainly reference, the blue is the severe thunderstorm warning for the augusta area, that's aiken and edgefield county, we are seeing a tornado warning near douglas, you see allendale county is under a tornado watch. that is well to our south at the moment, but seeing a couple watches and warnings closer to home in the last 30 minutes or so, so we will keep you abreast of what is going on with the situation, but mainly just steady rain in the metro area. >> rochelle: thanks, jonathan. >>> rochelle: here's a quick look at stories that are making headlines across the country. a community is coming together to remember the lives lost in the kalamazoo shootings. a crowd gathered outside the restaurant where that was the scene of that weekend rampage in michigan. dozens of people attended the prayer event and memorial outside cracker barrel where authorities say 45-year-old jason dalton shot four women inside their cars. a father

news at 11:00 p.m. starts right now. >> breaking right now at 11:00 p.m. firefighters battling a deadly house fire on the south shore. >> we have just learned one person is dead. crews have been at the scene fighting the fire. julie? >> reporter: firefighters just me. unfortunate news. one person died in this house fire in plymouth. a large house fire. firefighters have it under control but it is still a very active scene. the fire broke out around 8:00 p.m., went to two larms. we are waiting -- alarms. we are waiting an update but the fire marshal is conducting officer from the district attorney's office. neighbors say there was concern of nearby propane tanks. >> she first heard, like, snap, pop and snacking. she told me she saw the deck in flames and that is when she called the fire department. then we really saw flames shooting. saw it coming out of the house on the hill. we are over across the street. >> reporter: again the unfortunate news, one person has died in the fire at 84 ellisville road in plymouth. firefighters not releasing the age or the identity of the victim at this point. >>> state senator investigated over sunglasses, dry cleaning and grad

> in the final push across the granite state, candidates are energizing big crowds and getting personal. new hampshire voters are tough, traditionally setting the bar high, expecting face time and demanding candidates understand what they mean. >> i don't think they want to hear a different message. they want sincerity and consistency and expect candidates running for the highest office in the land it understand concerns locally as well. >> do you think the candidates are put to a test in a different way here? >> absolutely. really significantly. because as president of of the state chair association, i get to go to state party events where often time presidential

at 11--this newly-released dash cam video shows the traffic stop that put attorney and w-l-w news personality 'lisa wells' in handcuffs. a trooper says three different pills were scattered on a seat in the black s-u-v she was driving near troy. wells declined to take field sobriety tests... telling the trooper she'd quote... "have to be an idiot." she denied any knowledge of the pills. 5:35"(you have a bunch of loose pills on your seat, what are they?) on my seat? (yep, theres three of them, they're loose pills, they're all different?) i don't know" wells has been off the air for several weeks -- she's now facing drug charges. when we first asked her about the allegations --she said... quote... "i am not a public figure and you should not be reporting this."she's due in court on march 3rd. people in westwood tonight got their chance to be heard on an issue that is on many people's minds.. violence in cincinnati. people at the meeting looked force.. and specificially strategies to treat violence in cincinnati as a disease and a public health issue. council will later review the task force's fi

this year the social network is calling today friends day so there is a new personalized video feature that weaves together memories with friends into video clips you can share. facebook users, you can find the got to look for mine. >> i wonder if it will have an attitude now that it is a tween. >>> an accountant turned nurse is getting attention after it was capture -- after he was cap tufred on video singing to -- he was captured on video singing to one of his pat. >> love this story. for brandon, nursing is his second career. he claims it is just where he belongs and clearly this video makes that obvious. the little girl you see here is 4-year-old sophia. she suffers from leukemia and could not sleep. brandon serenaded her. sophia's father caught the performance on video and it 200,000 views and 4,000 likes. brandon was a little shy about all of the attention but he is glad that the viral video is bringing awareness to cancer and awareness to nurses because they're so kind and compassionate. glad he found his passion. weather and traffic on the 8's is three minutes away. plus taylor

news. an officer involved oig shooting in the district. we do know the persons shot and in the hospital. news 4 derrick ward is on the way to the scene. >>> we're also keeping a close eye on a water main break, this is in silver spring. your drive into work could get tricky. >>> and a lot of kids are headed back to school for the first time in more than a week now, but the may not want the heavy coat at the bus stop. chuck bell has your school day forecast. if >>> welcome back. this week d.c. will take one step forward this protecting young victims of rape. a "washington post" report says a task force will recommend additional services for victims 12 to 17 years old. it will also try to place an independent advocate inside police interviews to help support the victims. the goal is to encourage sexual assault victims to come forward and report the crime. >>> winter weather may be to blame for a 29 vehicle crash, more than two dozen cars and four tractor trailers collided last night. this is near the california/new mexico border. no serious injuries there, but as

do something that will change their lives forever. >> noreen kessler: and you just see a whole new person, a whole new beginning. it's almost like they're reborn. [ music ] >> axelrod: this is a campaign 2016 update. i'm jim axelrod. breaking news from south carolina. cbs news projects hillary clinton has defeated bernie sanders in today's democratic primary. it is a big win for clinton in the first-in-the-south contest for the party's nomination. our projection is based on exit polls and interviews conducted throughout the day in south carolina. exit polls suggest african american voters and women were major forces behind clinton's victory. let's bring in nancy cordes, who is in columbia, south carolina. good evening, nancy. >> reporter: hi, jim. and the clinton campaign says that her victory here is a sign that she can dominate in the south, and that she can dominate with minority voters, which is

they put a new person in the starting line up, kliney. and they talked about she brings a different kind of mojo to this team. >> she is patient. we are really hard on her in traffic because she doesn't have any game experience. and her ability to create. >> knowledged frank as basketball team and the turn around for the gamecocks. they are taking on his personality. >> offensively it is older. they have got a young point guard doing well. shooting. they are playing a little bit of a mush mouth game. not pressing as much as they did a year ago. he is doing a great job. she a great guy. on his personality which is tough. they made faces like he does. >> he needs to report tonight. a two sport athlete. she played volleyball. it is just tough news for the community. today i went out and met with one of her coaches who talked about what she meant to the community and as an athlete and as a person. >> it was devastating. you hate to hear that about any kid. it is about such a great personality, a great athlete and even better person. for our t

. >> noreen kessler: and you just see a whole new person, a whole new beginning. it's almost like they're reborn.

at the other end of the spectrum, fox news personality stacey dash feels basically it's un-american and should be abolished. your response to that? >> oh, my goodness. certainly, i cannot fathom abolishing the only month in america where we celebrate american history. let us first begin by saying black history month is where we study our history. if you disregard the contributions of individuals who have made such an impact on this nation, you lose so much of who the american fabric is. and we should take pride in the fact that there are individuals who were brought to this nation not of their own volition and have worked hard through enslavement, have worked hard to empower ourselves, and have set across this nation, as kate has said, i get calls from across the world that say, tell us about that black history movement, that whole issue that you have going on over there that have made black people so great and america so great. so we have to embrace this history. and it needs to be now. >> yeah, dr. whitehead, people believe in so-called post racialism, which supposes all things and ev

approving them and then if they get confirmed, the rest of the justices, they have to haze the new personit's a system of checks and balances and underwear up a flag pole like the founding fathers intended. (laughter) president obama said he would nominate someone as fast as he could. the only thing there is there is a senate-sized speed bump. >> senate republicans vowed to block any nomination. >> we're not bringing this nominee out this year. >> it is today the american people who are best positioned to help make this important decision. >> usually, you never nominate anybody during the last year of apt. >> i think this is a matter of policy that during a lame duck period we should not be confirming a supreme court nomination. (mocking) >> trevor: you will have to forgive ted cruz. he sufferers from mental condition called being a liar. (applause) yeah, that's what's going on there because, i mean, he says that, but the lame duck period is the part where a president has just gone through an election. it's after the election. when we're just waiting to inaugurate this next commander comm

couple of actual one-percenter e-mails from viewers.of >> thomas asking, what is the status of the news person newsperson who was on that noon and 4:00 p.m.. spiegel was coming back, this rod windsor ohio. is at a gas station with my brother-in-law and the clerk said, to my my brother-in-law that you're famous .my they said it is dave spiegel . not trending, the performance of grease live last night ? ratings three hour live broadcast had lovely weather to deal with, quick costume changes, perhaps theyk went to audio flub . pretty much electrifying, julianne hough stole the show playing sandy,t everybody had chills with vanessa hudgens blame pink lady rizzo who said said, there are worse things i can do, just hours earliere before they mike scioscia share the news that her father had passed away . and grammy nominated currently we junction, rocking the world as frenchy, recently musicals have done well, such as the sound of music and the wiz, both did good still ahead, the officer who lost a partner in in the line of duty is one step closer to going which candidates will get the personal part

new meteorologist day. what's the term. the think it's weather person state because there are femalesem than those people on the air and off the covers everything.ry we do have some light snow and a lot of that has move off to the east the snow cover grassy surfaces. roadad conditions are pretty smooth as a look at our webt camera time months now the intersection of mayfield road and i to 70 71 our winds are still pretty light not anticipating any additional snowfall aside from areas up and ashtabula county still seen some light snowar were starting to see countylio in the upper teens some clear skies.pp afternoon 71 and a natural curve.r we did get a report of a two-car accidentd possibly iran 71 and i 90 so that's it we are looking fori 90. so far it looks good approaching the in about also 71 approaching the in about looks good as doesas for 90 to 71 southbound we will more to see what we can see sometimesweo and they're not sure west 25th over i 71. that is about it. we will send it back to you guys in the studio. >> we are followingth news out of l

in fact the new person who is in charge of the economy that was appointed this week, has said -- hasout unifying the exchange rate, and that's, i think, the more important thing. venezuela has been kind of caught in this inflation depreciation spiral, where you have a black market rate, or the dollar goes higher, that feeds inflation and feeds back into the black market rate, and this has been going on since -- >> yeah, just go back and help our viewers understand how it got itself in this mess in the first place. >> well, i think it started -- you know, they they -- actually were doing pretty well until the end of 2012. before that, living standards has increased enormously for the vast majority of people. and that's why they still have a lot of support. so the average person is still better off than they were in the prechavez era. but they ran into trouble, because they basically -- they had a foreign exchange shortage, which they didn't have to have at the time. there was -- you know, oil was over $100 a barrel, and that -- that's where they got into this inflation depreciation sp

people who have difficulties also have the new personal independent payment system which can address some of those. a generous and compassionate country with the benefit system to port those who cannot work on making sure those who can work are encouraged to do so. >> thank you, mr. speaker. the unemployment constituency has qualified 62%. however, even more work toward full employment. that is why on march the 18th had been halted between the job fair, bring together employers to find out the many ways you can get employment or indict the prime minister and see for him of -- [inaudible] >> i'm sure i'll be doing a lot of touring country in the weeks to come. perhaps a visit to era watch as well. we have not had much lower unemployment rate. just about 5% is one of the lowest in europe. even at that rate, a lot more to do to match the jobs created, to the people that want to work in job fairs and apprenticeships are absolutely essential. this is full employment. >> thank you, mr. speaker. the prime minister on the seventh of january, we debated the issue of women's state pension and

breaking news, one person is dead and two others hurt after a fire. flames torched the home around 1:00 this morning. two people were found on the second floor and taken to the hospital. a third person died at the scene. scene this morning on the eye openers. we'll have updated information as it comes in. >> this morning it is on to south carolina. these two candidates are headed out of new hampshire with big wins under their belts. there are some other numbers that might be even more important in this race. >> next with what's next. erica? >> now the focus shifting from new hampshire to the next stop. it is clear donald trump is the big winner. just as important is the man who finished second. john kasich poured all of his resources in to the state. it paid off. >> maybe just maybe we're turning the page on a dark part of american politics because tonight the light overcame the darkness of negative campaigning. >> the front runner, donald trump, had finishing a caucuses. >> new hampshire i want to thank you. we love you. we're going to be back. we're

that outside action of his word will come in and it will stir you up inside until you become a new person. what is it the bible says? "therefore, if any man be in christ,e is a new creature; old things are passing away; behold, all things are becoming new." if we allow this to happen, this radical decision and this rational determination and adopt this rigorous discipline, there will be some routine demonstration in our lives. notice what it says. if we do this, we will, "prove what is the acceptable and good and perfect will of god. how do you prove what the acceptable and perfect will of god? it's not done in a vacuum, you do that by the renewing of your mind, by the teaching of the word of god and the processing of the word of god in your heart, and as you do that and it becomes a process, you begin to understand what is the will of god for your life. did you know that if we want to know the will of god, that he will show us what that will is? whoever wants to know. you know why we don't know the will of god? because we're afraid of what that will of god is going to be, then we might h

deep down, we all want that new person we're dating to be like a virgin. but like a very experienced virgin, you know? like someone who chalks up amazing anal like, "hmm, beginner's luck." [ laughter ] but asking about their past is a bad idea. just look at this okcupid survey from 2005. all that blue -- those people said there is such a thing as too many partners. the red -- they're cool. they don't give a [bleep] [ laughter ] now, 10 years later, the redness is spreading. and for once, that's a good thing. [ laughter ] but until we all stop asking for numbers, don't be ashamed of yours, 'cause whenever a guy asks for mine, i don't hide from it. i just tell them my number can drive a rental car at a senior discount. [ laughter ] good night, pervs. [ cheers and applause ] >> february 3rd, 2016, from comedy central world news headquarters in new york this is "the daily show" with trevor noah. [cheers and applause] [cheers and applause] captioning sponsored by comedy central >> trevor: welcome to "the daily show" i'm trevor noah. my guest tonight comedian ha

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authorities say they have a new person in custody who they believe snuck tools to them. the teacher police believe gave them maps was released because they're wasn't enough evidence to charge her. actor bill cosby is in a montgomery county pennsylvania courtroom right now. to throw out the only criminal case against him. he's accused of sexually assaulting a pennsylvania woman back in 2004. cosby says he made a deal with the district attorney that if he testified in the civil suit the woman filed against him... he would never be prosecuted. cosby's civil deposition was sealed for the past decade. but, a federal judge released parts of it last summer. the zika virus is now declared a global emergency. the move allows the world health organizaion to free up more money and resource to find a solution to the growing disease. the zika virus has been traced back to brazil, and other south and central american countries. there are dozens of cases in the u-s. the patients had recently traveled to the infected areas. the concern is pregnant women who get the virus may put their b

latest on some breaking news: one person is dead after a shooting near desert inn and mcleod. 13 action news reporter.... mahsa saeidi... has been out there... all afternoon. mahsa what have you leaned? we're following a developing story tonight about something happened here.. that's not staying here by a long shot. police say these two tourists couldn't resist a pre-valentine's day intimate moment several hundred feet off the ground.. for everyone to see. (if you're an adult.. you know what we're talking about) it happened in one of the cabins on the high roller. 13 action news reporter bryan callahan is learning more about the sky- high sex-capade. bryan. it's hard to miss the at night but it's what was happening inside one of those cabins last friday afternoon that caught the attention of security and then police. the arrest report says security first noticed scardianos and panzica smoking and undressing inside the cabin. security told metro they used the intercom in the cabin to tell them to put out the cigarettes and get dressed. the pair reportedly complied for a short time, befor

new information now. we understand that the person who was shot has now died. and this happened at about ten before 3:00 this morning. 2:09 police were called to the 3500 block of clay terrace -- clay street, rather, in northeast for a report of a police-involved shooting. we understand that the victim was an adult male. the officer involved was also a male. the scene remains closed here. you will run into street closures around the area of dicks, clay and cloud as police continue their investigation. but again now, this is a fatal incident, police-involved shooting. the person shot has died at an area hospital. we're live in northeast. derrick ward, news 4. >>> today the ntsb is planning to reveal new information about its investigation into the deadly train derailment. an amtrak train hit a curve in philadelphia at horn 1more than miles an hour last may. eight people died. a final report is still likely months away. >>> good morning. i'm landon dowdy. the cdc reportedly expected to declare an end to the e. coli outbreak at chipotle. investigators still haven'

tracking this next storm. >>> and we continue to follow breaking news in delaware county where a tree fell on a house and killed a person inside. we'll have a live report from the scene. wooe have that just ahead. >>> nbc 10 breaking news. >>> an update on breaking news that we are following this morning. one person is dead after a tree fell on a delaware county home this morning with a couple sleeping inside. skyforce 10 was over the scene just over an hour ago. nbc 10's deanna durante has been on the scene gathering much of the details. what more can you tell us? >> reporter: we can tell you family members have left the scene here. they did not want to talk about what happened here. they were seen loading up a car of belongings, presumably personal belongings here. keep in mind here this scene still active with crews trying to remove the tree off of that house. take a look at video shot just a little while ago. investigators tell us it was about 6:00 or 6:30 people in this broomall neighborhood heard this crash. but it wasn't until about 8:30 that they heard the screams for help. so that couple could have been trapped

the previous house voted in five new members in advance, because the term of these five persons expirede new house. so we believe they wanted just to lock the constitution tribunal as to control the agenda of the government. news we have some breaking right now, we have the mexican finance minister in a telephone interview with bloomberg saying the decision for the central bank to declare war on speculative shorts on the peso -- they can sell dollars in the spot market without notice and they raise the benchmark interest rates 50 basis point on wednesday, which was a surprise. saying hee minister wants to make it more expensive to shorten the peso. they have a full set of tools to intervene. the peso is very liquid and tends to be a proxy, risk in the emerging market, popular among short-sellers. he wants to make sure they prevent high-frequency speculation in a short printer of time to devalue the currency away from fundamentals. i want to focus more on fundamentals. we are seeing markets move due to this. the peso is strengthening against the u.s. dollar after his comments. he says fu

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no word on how that person died. caitlin: new this morning one person is dead after a shooting tampa, florida, seven other people were injuries. officers think there might have been a disagreement inside of anthony: this morning a death toll rising after a 6.4 earthquake in taiwan. 13 confirmed dead including an infant and a small child. more than 100 people still missing. 340 people have been pulled out from the rubble. nearly 500 people were injured. caitlin: new this morning two planes collided over the los angeles harbor leaving no signs of survivors. the coastguard is saying three people were believed to have been onboard the two planes at a time. there is a massive search efforts by boats and divers in the area, but they just found wreckage of the plane. the pilot were experienced. anthony: a curveball weeks before the north carolina primary. a panel of judges throwing out congressional voting maps created five years ago. the judge rules the first and 12th district violate the constitution. specifically with the majority of

people who have difficulties also have the new personal independent payment system which can address some of those. a generous and compassionate country with the benefit system to port those who cannot work on making sure those who can work are encouraged to do so. >> thank you, mr. speaker. the unemployment constituency has qualified 62%. however, even more work toward full employment. that is why on march the 18th had been halted between the job fair, bring together employers to find out the many ways you can get employment or indict the prime minister and see for him of -- [inaudible] >> i'm sure i'll be doing a lot of touring country in the weeks to come. perhaps a visit to era watch as well. we have not had much lower unemployment rate. just about 5% is one of the lowest in europe. even at that rate, a lot more to do to match the jobs created, to the people that want to work in job fairs and apprenticeships are absolutely essential. this is full employment. >> thank you, mr. speaker. the prime minister on the seventh of january, we debated the issue of women's state pension and

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new. personally, i have my own methods to sort through the noise. i use tweetdeck and seperate people into lists for different topics, so the ones that matter most to me don't get missed.you can also never miss a tweet when you have a phone screen that never goes to sleep. lg electronics put out a tease that it's next big phone, the g5, will have an always on screen. that would mean that you don't need to press y button to chchk notifications or the time - it'll just appear there already have an addiction to checking. somehow this is supposed to keep you even more connected? sounds like a gimmic but we'll learn more later this month when the phone is unviled on feburary 21st -- which just so happens to be the same day samsung is showcasing it's next big phone, the galaxy s7.that's it for r this tech news update, but there's always more at cnet.com. from our studios in new york, m bridget carey* 3 3 covering the news on an empty stomach can bebe chalalnging. we'll show you one reporter's mistakakthat has the internet buzzing. it's (time) th morning.

the new person, unless they are very rich, and this is very unhealthy and i'm sure the founding fathersnever wanted it this way, and less you are a very wealthy person, you have to start at the bottom, which is where you did start. , started ringing doorbells then you go on up the ladder. that can be done. hasraising your own money caused acrimony, people not getting along, brought the process to a total halt, why you don't get anything much done anymore. they go out and raise their own money. i think that has to change. we do need more people to come into politics, so i don't know if you agree with this. if you prevented people from raising their own money and told them that you are good to decide who gets the money -- , but the local level higher the level, the more money is necessary and individual candidates take over. richard: it's not healthy. they lose control. they do what they want. there's just so much money out there. me whenry dismaying to i see a elections and analyze them, which is a hobby of mine, and i see we have that problem that discourages young people, discourages p

the new personality highs itit unveiling now in hopes of doing better in new hampshire get to the fundamental problem of donald trump. you never know who you're going to get. is he going to be nice guy? this guy that yells and screams at you? you never know. we don't know where he is on policy positions. we don't know where he is on temperment. this new donald trump we're seeing should give, while it is welcome, while i like this new positive attitude, it underscores the fundamental problem with his personality. >> it's interesting, gloria. again, talking to people in that diner afterwards, they liked seeing a this donald trump. they enjoyed him. they found him personable. they found him -- they said it's so much different than what you see in these big rallies. even those who said he didn't answer the question, he didn't have enough specifics but they genuinely like the person they met. >> eventually they'll get to the specifics. i have a theory about businessmen who run for president and it sort of applied to mitt romney. and it might apply to donald trump. i don't know yet. businessmen wan

come back new. >>> personal story segment tonight. the super bowl is sunday.200 million people are watching the game. this despite the growing controversy over head injuries in the national football league. the latest former oakland raiders quarterback kenny stabler who died young at age 69 and whose brain has been found to have been damaged. football legend joepo namath attended the university of alabama with mr. stabler. i spoke with mr. namath yesterday. >> now, i'm a big jet fan and i lived in left town right near where you trained in hofstra on rhode island. back then it seemed to me it was much more dangerous to be a quarterback than it is today. >> bill, it was. anybody that was in the hole or in the pocket was going to get hurt because we didn't have the kind of protection they have today. the game has improved in that category. i think we're trying to protect all the players more so than yesteryear. >> there is big money with these quarterbacks. back then guys bike ben davidson, oakland raiders they want to do rip your head off and kill you, am i wron

it wasn't long after the split that i realized i liked the new person inside of me that this heartbreak was forging. what i hadn't expected was that i'd like the person he was becoming too. >> am i doing that right now? >> yes. >> we found each other again and started seeing each other again! and decided to commit to each other again, and then a few weeks later, i found out that i had cancer. i'm so glad we broke up! i never once had a moment of doubt that he was with me because he wanted to be with me. and that i was with him because i wanted to be with him. and not because either one of us were afraid that i was going to die. two years after finding out i was cancer-free, i wrote this and it felt like i was ready to on tell the story. if you're lucky, you'll eventually come out of it a little braver and wiser. love isn't just a noun. love is something that you do. >> are you going to eat it? >> love is a choice that you make and you have to keep making. and not just romantically but everybody. everybody that you say you love, you decide to love. and then you do it! and you practice it