>> orion is about 37 and a half inches, and ways 1670 pounds. >> so orion is -- orion ways more thanan being. he outweighs me by about 5 pounds. so only two and a half. i guess possible that he keeps growing? >> yes, yes, he will fill out, mature more, and gain bulk in the chest, front area. >> so you have orion, and you also have two other great danes at home. what's that like? >> it is pretty amazing, i mean, they are wonderful animals, gentle giants. >> yes. >> kind of the first thing you notice is obviously the size, and how calm he really is. so how did you ghetto ryan? where did he come from? and what's the process been like getting him to westminster? >> orion is from pure line great danes. he came from a breeder, very reputable breeder, who breed for temperament mostly. you can see there is dog has wonderful temperament. >> no doubt about it. >> when you choose a show dog, you need to depend on good breeder to give you the best advice and i've known nancy simmons, who is sure line great danes for many, many years. and this was her pick of the litter, this particular litter. a

this afternoon. >> and orion was an amazing well natured dog.ll dog was beautiful dog. coming up in the next hour of "eyewitness news," the philadelphia union hiring but not for a soccer player. >> the unique position the team is looking to fill. we will be right back. >> stay with us. did you know slow internet can actually hold your business back? say goodbye to slow downloads, slow backups, slow everything. comcast business offers blazing fast and reliable internet that's 10 times faster than slow internet from the phone company. say hello to internet speeds up to 150 mbps. and add phone and tv for only $34.90 more a month. call today. comcast business. built for business. >> well this morning another sandusky behind bars charged with child sex abuse, we're live with more on the alarming accusations against convicted child molester jerry sandusky's son. >> also, big shake up at the white house, michael flynn resigns as national security advisor, tell you about the controversy surrounding why he's leaving, and who can replace him. >> and happy

it stars, emma stone orions goslingm bring it on the screen. it stars, emma stone orions gosling.all was gone. —— emma stone and ryan gosling. it is very special that it happened. and i think that the audience is connecting. most of the other best pitches nominees are less dreamy than la la land, and several when they come to storytelling and casting display diversity. last year, the oscars was the siege by protest. this year, there are many feel is rooted in black expresses that largely black casts, like fences, moonlight, and hidden figures. i think it is great that we have had more nominees across all categories from acting nominations to cinematography and director and screenplay, but obviously, oscars are white is about notjust the blacks, but people of all races who are not white. there were surprise nubs and inclusions within the nominations this year. one of the biggest exclusions was amy adams, the star of arrival, who was widely expected to read best actress on a seat. —— best actress nominee. but lives in movie got a nomination. a surprise inclusion was mel gibson for h

-- the orion. several things are conspiring against us this winter. we've had more than twice the amount of average rainfall. that has affected 0 roville average rainfall. that has affected oroville very fast. we've been draining the lake from behind the dam and the dam by the way is the tallest da m dam and the dam by the way is the tallest dam in the united states. its 700 feet tall. it is 901 feet above sea level at its very top where the emergency spillway is being used. since tuesday night we have been aware of and dealing with a broken main spillway which is capable when it's working properly to run about 150,000 cubic feet per second down at. but because of a gaping hole 300 feet long, 180 feet wide, perhaps 35 feet deep that was discovered there, water going down has had a serious degradation on the bottom of the spillway. tonight's urgency stems from the fact and emergency spillway, which has been never been used in 50 years emergency spillway, which has been nevg’? was sed in 50 years eme

nasa first needs to finish building its heavy-lift rocket that can push orion to mars or beyond.ywood is remembering charismatic actor bill paxton.Ñ according to a family representative ... paxton died of complications from surgery today. the actor had more than 90 acting credits-- including "titanic," "aliens," "the terminator," and "twister." he received three golden globe nominations for his role in the h-b-o series "big love." paxton was currently starring in the movie "the circle" ... and the c-b-s crime show "training day." he was 61. Ñ coming up.... a shooting on a major east bay highway ... and the gunman is still on the loose... what we know about this latest shooting case...coming up on kron4 news at 11. Ñ our big story tonight... another shooting on a busy east bay highway... thanks for joining us at eleven, i'm jr stone. one man was killed during last night's shooting on highway four in antioch. kron 4's hermela aregawi is in east bay wth details about this latest case. just minutes afte 9 saturday night..a man is shot dead while driving on hwy 4 east bound..when chp

of course first nasa needs to finish building the rocket that can push orion to mars or theoretically beyond. be sure to tune into cnn this sunday, state of the union, bernie sanders, chris christie, that's it for "the lead." turn ing it over to wolf blitzer in "the situation room." thanks for watching. >> happening now, denials of wrongdoing, the white house says it did no wrong in asking the fbi to knock down reports of contacts between trump aides and russian officials during the election campaign. but democrats are demanding an investigation. >>> blocked from briefing, in an unprecedented move, the white house bars cnn, the new york times, and other major news organizations from a press briefing while selectively letting others in. did president trump order the punishment? >>> irony and insults, the president gives a speech slamming the news media and repeating the phrase, quote, enemy of the people. the president says no one should use unnamed sources, this on the same day that the white house held a press briefing attributed to unnamed officials. >>> and nerve agent murder, did

of course first nasa needs to finish building the rocket that can push orion to mars or theoretically be sure to tune into cnn this sunday, state of the union, bernie sanders, chris christie, that's it for "the lead." turn ing it over to wolf blitzer in "the situation room." thanks for watching. >> happening now, denials of wrongdoing, the white house says it did no wrong in asking the fbi to knock down reports of contacts between trump aides and russian officials during the election campaign. but democrats are demanding an investigation. >>> blocked from briefing, in an unprecedented move, the white house bars cnn, the new yor

took that picture a couple of nights agoout in month county of the orion constellation.ening hours, staying clear, temperatures in the low 40s in the metro area by 11:00. 30s in many of the suburbs by then. low 30s by dawn on monday with a clear start tomorrow morning. cloeld cold and dry. quickly warming. by 11:00 a.m. in the mid 40s. a dry commute. dealing with sun in the morning and 234 the afternoon. dry roads. temperatures up around 50 degrees. heading home on monday will be in the low 50s during the afternoon. but then even warmer weather moves in on tuesday. we ought to be climbing into the low and mid 60s. now, the record high in washington on tuesday, 64. set on that date back in 2008. we may actually tie that record or may exceed it by a degree or so a. lot of clouds around during the day and sprinkles of light rain are likely off and on during the day tuesday. they should entuesday night and very early wednesday morning. another chance of rain coming in on wednesday night after another mild day on wednesday. highs up into the low 60s. after a few rain showers

. >> pat told me yesterday that he is 163 pounds, so pat and orion are probably the same weight. >> presidentrump takes to twitter and fires back against the federal court rules against his travel ban. how he plans to eventually win this case next. >> tied up and terrorized, two elderly women target in the violent home invasion, we're live with how police came to their rescue, while it was happening. >>> and developing overnight, we have new information about the tanker truck that overturned spilling thousands of gallons of fuel, what it means for resident living in that area. >> me personally, i don't like the werth, i'm standing freezing right now, but everything will be all right. >> you heard him. it is bitter cold out there this morning, but we're going to be all right. katie is even talking about a weekend warm up. and tgif. today is friday, february 10th, good morning, i'm jim donovan. >> indeed, i second that, tgif. i'm rahel solomon, katie and meisha keeping an eye on things this morning and getting us out the door. tgif, the roads are looking good. just dealing with some ice out the

you can pick owl the belt of orion there. i took this a couple of mornings ago, and you can see that tonight. clear and cold for monday morning. your planner for monday, in the mid-30s at 8:00 a.m. by noontime, around 50 degrees. then by mid to late afternoon when you're heading back home from work and school, we'll be in the mid-50s tomorrow afternoon like we were this afternoon. lots of sunshine through the day. then after sunset, starts to get cloudy. sunset tomorrow is at 5:36, and by 8:00 p.m. the clouds will be increasing. temperatures, though, still not too bad. we'll be hovering in the upper 40s by then. then by dawn on tuesday, the mid-40s. so not much of a cooling tuesday night. we'll have increasing clouds as well as increasing chances of sprinkles, of light rain during the day on tuesday and much milder. along with those sprinkles and light mid d in washington is 64 set back in 2008. so we may actually tie that record or even break the record on tuesday afternoon. then as we get into wednesday, we'll have a lot of

we're on the orion space craft. we're approaching mars.mars >> it's kind of beautiful actually. n.not for tv appropriate is amazing.az that was so crazy. >> it was cool. > jack, here we go. are you okay in. >> yeah, i was just happy that i didn't have an accident on theon way down.down i'm a little dizzy. we just went to mars. > it was only a two-minute ride, but it was worth the thrill. nearly 1 through super bowl live here in houston, texas and of course thc big game is on sunday. at super bowl 51 at houston, text, cheryl contact sony, fox news. > it looks like fun. it looks like fun. maybe one of these days we'll bl able to get to go. i was going to say maybe one of these days we'll see the redskins in the super bowl.r >> that would be good. th.e wizards have won 16 straigt home games. tonight john wall and companyand try to make it 17 straight.stra brody logan has the action ahead from chinatown ahead in sports. . ♪♪ new year, time to get rid of stuff. simplify, declutter, unplug, purge, or even quit cold turkey. i raise turkeys without growth-promoting antibiotics, hormones, o

nasa is on track to send astronauts around the moon in 2021 in the orion spacecraft. >> people in texasmiracle. a teen drove his car off the side of a parking garage and fell seven stories on to rooftop avenue building but he survived. he only had minor injuries. somehow this happened yesterday into houston, texas. firefighters say that driver may have pressed on the gas pedal instead of the brake. >>> now to kansas the man charged in deadly bar shooting made his first appearance in court today. >> police say adam, killed one man and hurt two others while gettingetting out his country. the jail gives it to the people who it thinks could tut themselves. prosecutors charged him with murder an itemed murder. witnesses say he yelled get out of my country at two, 32-year-old indian men before opening fire in a kansas city suburb last week and one of those men died. >>> the minnesota police officer charged with the shooting death of phil landreau castile entered not guilty charge today. in front of a judge. police officer yanez is accused of killing castile during a traffic stop last july. ca

. >> orion or pat, katie? >> oh, both.g. >> he wade more than pat. >> i'm telling you, and that teddy bear he was holding before we cut to the break, there i feel like it must have at least was weighing ten more pounds than he did, right? as we check in with eyewitness weather watchers, getting a lot of very tranquil reports, chilly granted, but very, very calm outside. we check in with handful of these. shall we? 27 degrees from phil basically nice clear sky, up in north wales, again, 27 degrees there. further off to the south, down in delaware, 26 degrees this morning. coming in to us from andy right nowment and he had a cute comment. i loved it. look ma no wind. so nice calm wind out there today. and that's going to persist throughout the entire day. twenty-four comes in from john this morning, he really is just finding some clouds overhead, still, i love these words, quiet. tranquil, calm. that's what we can use to describe the day today. and it stays that way all day, which is helpful. now looking at storm scan, nice

some of the hardware for the orion spacecraft is housed inside that building.lly none of that was damaged, but the building around it and also there were some minor injuries inside that nasa facility. you are looking at live pictures from the warehouse across the street. here, the owner has declared a state of emergency. around 40 people injured in southeastern louisiana, but as you mentioned, hallie, no deaths have been reported. back to you. >> gabe, that aerial drone view giving you a perspective of how bad the damage is. stay safe out there. >>> to the northeast, we're bracing for the nor'easter that could bring a foot of snow to some spots even though the weather is gorgeous in some places today. bill karins, what is going on? >> how is it going to snow? it's 66 in d.c. 60 in philadelphia. under a winter storm warning. it's ridiculous. look here. erie at 34. that's the cold air that's going to rush in tonight right ahead of the snowstorm. currently snowing pretty good in central illinois. it's going to race across the country. this is in and out in a hurry

steve: that's the orion capsule.ther and probably no longer talking to each other. >> what happened? that was the best part. heather: two and a half years in space together and got stuck. steve: we actually got inside the capsule and i was in charge of driving the space capsule so that we didn't skip off the atmosphere of the earth for deep space mission. heather had to deploy the chute, which was critical. it was a little dicey because if she did it too soon we would all die. heather: this is all about the orion which is not currently up in space but it is when they get that up and running they will be able to go into deep space. janice: i was cap con communicating to the astronauts to make sure they had a safe landing. i can't believe we don't have the rest of that tape. ainsley: we will fix it is this space food? heather: stuff we brought back for you guys. everybody that worked at nasa were fantastic so good to us and huge fox fans. steve: other things is just out fact that they're such patriots because they have

increase our target to the federal funds rate and not act at others, and precisely when would take an orion i think, i know people are focused on that. i can't tell you. to give republican senator dean heller from the senate banking committee credit for trying to get janet yellen to say, sure, something will happen in march, but obviously she will not do that and markets have to wait to see what happens. rishaad: what does this actually mean for the markets over all here? >> it means we will continue to hang on what ever janet yellen and other fed officials say about the economy, say about rate hikes. in terms of what the market is betting on, let's jump in to the bloomberg and look at world interest-rate projections. march 15, the next fed meeting, 34% of a hike, and interestingly how for the main meeting, this was not the case. the odds have risen above 50%, so markets are thinking maybe may is possible if the economy continues to show signs of strength. one analyst with talking about what it means for the markets. he thinks we could see another rally in the u.s. bond market as long as pe

dollars and made public as well that they hacked into the critical infrastructure of the bowman dam in orion, new york. what they had been able to do is they got into the control systems of the dam and they were able to lift up the sluice control systems. so they could have caused flooding as they so desired. as it turned out that dam was down for maintenance at the time. so it wouldn't have worked as intended. but i hope you're not going to let your bridges and dams crumble as your cyberdefense should be keeping them out in the first place. that, there were four main actors that had been talked about as national security threats outside of the terrorist groups who all have the intent to be able to cause cyberharm you. saw zawahiri back in 2012 declare on behalf of al qaeda, he called on jihadists across the world, cause as much damage, including financial damage as you can against western institutions in the name of terror. they have the intent, but not the capability. the four major players with the named capability were iran, north korea and china. and you'd seen us take public action aga

there's a military base being built on one of them, and this week this was a close call between a p3 orioninese propeller prop plane. remember back in 2001, that's when a p3 collided with a chinese war plane, and the chinese pilot was killed, 24 of our guys, the crew members, were held by china for a while. so as you see these provocations and these increases, what do you second. what's your view of when we see something like what happened the other day, what if it gets worse? what if something potentially really serious happens? >> well, what we can't be afraid of, which i think has been our concern for the last eight that president obama was somewhat paralyzed by the fear of adverse consequence. in other words, the fear of something could escalate. but he never clearly understood that by doing nothing it also has consequences. and i i believe what this president is going to do, one, send a very unequivocal message to the chinese, to the russians, to the iranians, to the north koreans by rebuilding our military. and that is a significant statement in and of itself, because the chinese kno

i think it showed people that nfl works on things like twitter orion line platforms, but that for twitterfully capitalize on that it's still not entirely clear. i think everyone is crowding into that space including facebook. it's going to be that much harder to win those ad dollars and win those eyeballs. >> that explains why the shares are down 12.5 today. >> yes. >> appreciate it. >>> 40 minutes -- 20 minutes to go. 3:40 into the close. dow is up 120 points. the s&p is up 14, transports are higher today. small caps are really rebounding. nasdaq is up 34 to what would be record territory with the clothes here. sponge bob has not been able to right viacom. maybe the new ceo and his plan will. we'll have the details coming up. >>> the california state teacher's retirement fund has lowered its return. we'll talk to the chief investment officer about that next. d ur quaerack. owk aty. wabeg romant.yoknow whafio? a bunnl perc yy. 'at fd mantomant.yoknow whafio? th ililly thng ur mey ay.thk it're. 'at fat way?ahlilether up.afio? ear that qrter ate got i ar iavg lem doingrighur cus ear . irirt

african american history and culture to do similar types of projects, either with nonprofit local orionsny other school districts, maybe a department of education, who knows? my second question is more personal. as a charter member, i have been trying to go to the charter member ticket site, and i'm difficulty getting dates. will that site be up and running again to get tickets? host: brian, thank you for the question. guest: about the educational programs and partnerships with other organizations, we have a very active education programs department. they created a series of early programs.and teenage we work a lot with both school groups and teachers and caregivers, so those programs have actually been ongoing for the last eight years. particularly, with teacher education and caregiver programs , and we plan on expanding that. there is educational material on our website, and we are currently doing a program around national his three-day, were members of the are working with students on their national history day projects. in terms of accepting the , isite or charter members have to adm