swinging on the chandelier. >> peggy was june and glen marshall's fourth child, and june says peggy was going places from the very day she was born. >> she was never still. >> she danced, sang, played sports, and, it seemed, nothing could hold her back. she had scoliosis as a kid. young peggy had to wear a brace around the clock. that's a terrible burden for a young kid like that to bear. >> mm-hmm. >> but it also kind of ended up motivating her, didn't it? >> it really did. >> peggy's doctor talked with her about a career in physical therapy. she volunteered and loved it. >> she made up her mind right then she wanted to move to be a physical therapist and move the california and be a beautiful blond so, she did. >> a farmer's daughter with big dreams. so peggy left the small town of dex fer for sunny california and settled in newport beach. that's where she met glenda, who was also from new mexico and they immediately hit it off. >> peggy was probably one of the most gregarious people that i'd ever met. she was happy and she was always smiling. >> and, says glenda, peggy was drif o

peggy: el prÓximo tratamiento para voluntarios serÁ a finales de abril.os a someterse a una revisiÓn de antecedentes por parte del fbi. jorge: ahora, el mal tiempo. una enorme manto de nieve se extiende desde el centro hacia el noreste de los estados unidos debido una severa ola invernal. millones han sido afectados por accidentes, clases y vuelos suspendidos. yanel rodrÍguez estÁ donde hace frÍo. yanel: gran parte del noreste del paÍs es una nueva víctima de la tormenta invernal que congelÓ gran parte de los grandes lagos el fin de semana. en albany,nueva york, se desplazaron remolcadores de nieve. en maine, esta maÑana la nieve hizo perder el control del volante el chofer de esta camioneta que terminÓ muerto al estrellarse contra un camiÓn de basura, dijeron las autoridades. en pennsylvania, algunas carreteras quedaron convertidas en pistas de patinaje causando serios accidentes al amanecer. varios estados del centro y noreste cancelaron las clases y retrasaron la tensiÓn del servicio. el f de semana a la ola gÉlida dejo hasta 30 pulgadas de nieve en al

and joining us now from shanghai is peggy liu, the chairperson of the joint shanghai is peggy liu, the chairperson of thejoint us—china collaboration on clean energy. thanks forjoining us once again on newsday. we heard from those very concerned citizens about the dangerous levels of pollution in the north—east. how bad is it really for their health. i think on an individual basis where you have people going to beijing and getting internal bleeding, you know there's a problem. when you have people locked up for days trying to escape the smog, you know that this is something that is throwing everybody‘s lives into chaos. i think the good news is that china is trying to do something about it. the bad news is that it's going to take some time. china is trying to do something about it because in 2014, beijing declared an all—out war on pollution, but it's already been two yea rs, yes, pollution, but it's already been two years, yes, factories have been shut down, but are they losing the war?|j think that the thing to keep in

back to you peggy and jessica. >> thank you. the list of names that we're finding out about will continue to grow so many people who just weren't able to make it out of that building or beat the flames. >> a horrifying thought if you think about it. there are a few lucky ones that made it out alive and have harrowing stories to tell. >> at that point, the power went out and i then just -- i jumped off of the loft, which is i don't know, ten or 11 feet, something, i don't even know. grabbed a head lamp, used it to find my cat, grabbed my cat, grabbed our phones, grabbed my keys, i'm not sure why and then just tried to get out of my gate and out the door and people at that point were just trying to push their way through. >> this is our home and one of the other residents was standing in the doorway with all of this smoke pouring out with his phone out trying to light the way for people still trapped inside. >> and trying to pull people if people got there -- >> he was trying to get people out of there and at some point, i think w

three >> justice for peggy. >> justice for peggy. patrick: friends and family gathered in west milwaukee. peggy cetnarowski was hit by a car near the intersection of mitchell and beloit while walking home the night before thanksgiving. she died this week. >> the little bit of comfort i have in this whole thing is that with the organ donation process, somebody else is able to spend and live with their family for so peggy was able to still give yet one more gift. patrick: her sister says there's a $5,000 reward. the driver is still out there. a neighborhood rocked by unrest over the summer is in the spotlight tonight for a housing program giving people jobs. adrienne: that's right. i was there as the u.s. housing and urban development secretary stopped in sherman park to see this all in action. no one's lived in this neglected sherman park home for more than six years. >> first, then we'll take the plaster down. we do it in sections. >> workers hired by the adult build program will demolish it and start fresh. u.s. housing and urban de

. ♪ peggy: la vÍspera de navidad y aÑo nuevo son fechas que muchos quieren compartir en familia, porafortunadamente ese tiempo libre tendrÁ un costo cuando terminen las vacaciones, habrÁ perdido 10 dÍas de clases, poco despuÉs de haber recibido calificaciones regulares en lectura y matemÁtica. >> hablÉ con la profesora, le prepararon su paquete, ademÁs de las vacas y les tendremos mucha tarea. creo que va a ser divertido. peggy: segÚn cifras del departamento de educaciÓn reglados este aÑo, mÁs de 6 millones de estudiantes perdieron 15 dÍas o mÁs de clases de 2000 300.014, lo que podrÍa disminuir su rendimiento acadÉmico y perjudicar sus posibilidades de graduarse. mÁs de la mitad de los estudiantes que se ausentaron de clases estÁn en la escuela primaria o intermedia, entre los grupos mÁs afectados están los hispano conoce por sÍntomas de probabilidades de pasar tres semanas que los blancos. especialistas dicen que completar las tareas en casa no compensa perder la interacciÓn con el maestro. >> se me hace mÁs difÍcil porque como que no prestÓ mucha atenciÓn a eso. peggy: organizacio

peggy: la documento fue dirigido sobre todo a indocumentados. que no serÁ parte de esa situaciÓn y darÁ informaciÓn al gobierno federal. >> lo mÁs importante es que tenemos voluntad de proteger la informaciÓn de todas las personas y llamamos que en los dÍas que viene las personas continÚan escribiÉndose para recibir su identificaciÓn municipal. peggy: la demanda se presentÓ antes del 31 de diciembre, fecha lÍmite para que la ciudad decida si borrara los datos. la prÓxima audiencia en torno a la demanda serÁ el 27 de enero. enrique: estudiantes de una de las universidades mÁs importantes en texas estÁn molestos porque autorizaron la presencia de un lÍder supremacista blanco. se trata de richard spencer, quien hace unos dÍas dio un discurso alabando la raza blanca. pedro: o protestas fue recibido esta noche en la universidad de texas el lÍder de supremacía nacional blanca. la controversial figura dio su mensaje en un salÓn rentado por uno de sus simpatizan es y ex estudiante de la instrucciÓn. -- instituciÓn. " al final del dÍa, este país no puede

peggy tiene la informaciÓn. de arena. el objetivo es evitar ataques terroristas con vehÍculos grandes como los ocurridos en berlÍn inicia que dejaron decenas de muertos. >> camiones de basura, camiones que el aÑo pasado usamos carros de goteo, carros de la policÍa. peggy: cerca de 7000 agentes de la policÍa estarÁn en las calles con armas largas, uniformes de tÁctica o simplemente de civil para entrenados para detectar actividades sospechosas. >> estamos tomando muchas medidas de precauciÓn. algunas evidentes y otras no. les recordamos a todos que si ven algo digan... eggy: este aÑo, las autoridades no sÓlo se enfocaran en el Área de times square, el trump tower en nueva york serÁ otro lugar vigilado. >> es una cuestiÓn de recursos, los recursos toman dinero. esta vÍspera del aÑo nuevo va a costar mucho mÁs que los otros aÑos. raciÓn asistirÁ mas de un millÓn de personas, ella dice venir de mÉxico y no tener miedo a un posible atentado. >> no pensamos en eso, pensamos que es seguro. aquÍ hemos visto mucha seguri

the powells are offering $750 for peggy's safe return. >> i hope peggy comes home. >>> in tonight's consumeruct company is recalling 29,000 strollers. there are reports of children suffering from minor bumps and bruises when the gb strollers folded. they were made between march of 2015 and march of 2016. >>> they're supposed to be the citizens are paying big time because of student loan debt. 100,000 seniors have as much as 15% of their social security benefits garnished to pay for student loans. >>> as you may know, out sourcing and automation are putting a squeeze on jobs across the country. >> according to career cast the most endangered jobs are meter readers, jewelers, tailors, disk jockeys and tv broadcasters. the topmost endangered job is for the mail carrier. >> i'll leave that one there. >>> new developments in the national build to put digital billboards up outside the park. >> a heated demonstration to shine a light on the homeless in dc. >> right after the break a mother reaches out to wusa 9 after a school bus is consistently late in ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪

at sfo, peggy bunker. >> thank you, peggy. the good news is this is almost over and we get a lot of sunshine after this, right? >> yeah, couple more hours in the clear and clear skies for the deal lalays? >> exactly right. temperatures will start to plummet as we head throughout the next three days. hold on. wild ride on the boards for us. as we get a look now at the doppler radar that stands around. you'll be able to see the consistent rainfall near the coastline right now. for the east bay, that's also we're finding some areas of rainfall moderate from concord to danville and dublin and hayward. it's going to continue like this off and on probably for the next two to three hours or so. i want to take you to the north bay with a tremendous amount of rain in just about a ten hoff ho -- ten-hour period. we're starting to see things dry out. i want to focus on the water fast rushing into tomorrow morning. that's the napa river. it got very close to flood stage around 5:00 this afternoon. down through st. helina, stay away from t

i'm raj mathai. >> and i'm peggy bunker.ake a look at what is expected to be several days of wet weather. >> our chief meteorologist jeff ranieri is tracking the timeline of all of this and really the impact. what are the details? >> the way we see it, there are going to be periods of wet weather moving in. the doppler is starting to pick up anywhere from light to moderate rainfall from the north bay down to the south bay. most widespread coverage here in marin, napa, sonoma counties from santa rosa down towards novato. in san francisco, a pocket of heavier rainfall now approaching the embarcadero that moves over towards oakland. not much in the south bay yet. just a few areas of spotty showers by 11:30, we expect the rain into san jose and for tomorrow morning, areas of scattered rain that continues. things that i'm keying in on with the wet weather lasting until friday morning is pockets of heavy rain, winds up to 30 miles per hour and anybody heading to lake tahoe not only dealing with snow but a potential of freezing rai

. >> family spoke to peggy gallek. you want to give his family a merry christmas, that he was robbed and shot by a robber. >> 40-year-old lee ware barclay had gone to a lorain avenue atm on the website early to get money for a registry. moments after a man demanded money at gunpoint, the father o five try to negotiate said that he has children and that it is christmas but the suspect then shot him in the chest, berkeley was able run away with the suspect shot him a second time in the back. the guy put the gun to his chest and do not talk to first and said give me your money aunts he said do you really want to do this, it is christmas and >> there was no negotiating there was just the shooting. family is thankful that the place are able to assist him quickly,

. >>> new at 10:00, family and friends gathered in west milwaukee to honor the memory of peggy. they held a vigil at 55th and beloit road, where the mother was killed when she people are encouraging people to do as she did and donate their organs. >> several people will be able to celebrate christmas with their families because of peggy's arrest. >> there is a reward. >>> the family of jay anderson. >> there is bod r footage released. >> reporter: a meeting was postponed until monday. linda anderson says she and her husband have been on edge. >> i've been nervous since day one. >> reporter: nervous to find out if the district attorney police who shot and killed her son five months ago. she says thanksgiving was tough. >> i laid in the bed for two days, and i just looked at videos and looked at his pictures. i couldn't find myself to get out of bed and do anything else. >> reporter: she says looking toward christmas is painful. >> i put the tree up because i wanted my grandkids to still see that there's a christmas here, but i lights on. >> reporter: the family is supposed to see

. >> i'm peggy bunker. >>> a wet weekend is leading to a host of problems starting with a massive power outage. rob is tracking the conditions out there. >> yes, very impressive 24 hour rain fall totals. in the mill valley about 2.5 inches of rain. san jose, we saw just over a third of an inch. san francisco is catching a slight break after more than an inch came down around downtown san francisco. you see the total there. around the peninsula, toe above one to two inches of rain. the top mountains in the clearing line now. the heavier showers have moved off to the east. so the trend for the next hour or two, santa cruz mountains, that is where the locally heavy rain will be for the rest of the evening. rain on the decrease the rest of the evening. the sunday forecast is coming up in just a few minutes. >> thank you very much. a scary scene in the east bay. a large tree on highway 13 coming down on a car. causing a massive back up. j jody hernandez is the first reporter on the scene. >> i'm standing on the northbound lanes of highway 13 where you see this big tree at about 2:30 this aft

peggy fox was there and is live from leesburg. peggy. >> reporter: well, bruce , the courtroom was packed with supporters of michelle castillo. at one point the prosecutors asked all the supporters of her to stand up. some 50 people stood including several jurors who had come back to see if the judge would impose their life sentence in march of 2014 michelle castillo was in the process of divorcing her husband. her friends said he had repeatedly abused her. she had taken out a protective order and changed the locks but he snuck into her home and hid and then in the middle of the night he beat, strangled and suffocated her and then hung her body in the basement shower to make it look like a suicide. the jury found him guilty and today here's what his oldest sonic and one of those jurors said. >> it's such a relief. it means a lot to me. it validates that we did arrive at the right decision and most of all i'm just happy that michelle got the justice she deserved. >> you do a bad thing, you murder someone very important to a lot of

. >> i'm peggy bunker. as the sun drops, so are the temperatures. >> let's get right to rob mi mayeda. >>> for san francisco, the coast and inner bay have a frost advisory in effect. san jose dropping in many places with a freeze warning in effect until 9:00 a.m. dublin by 3:00 a.m. could be approaching the upper 20s, freezing temperatures and in a few exceptions, a hard freeze warning in effect where you could see two to four hours below 28 degrees. dangerously cold temperatures, freezy cold in the north bay and out in solano county. bundle up for your evening plans. we'll let you know how long patchy ice will be in the forecast. that is coming up in about ten minutes. >> something to be on the lookout for. when you cam pair california to other parts of the country, we cannot complain about the cold. a winter storm hammering a lot of the country. on the east coast, this happening here. a fuel sanker crashing into the guard rail. this involved about 55 vehicles and when it was over with it killed three peop

. >> peggy fox caught a joyous reunion. >> both of this little boy's parents is in the air force.here with his mom and his dad is in colorado though he's been stationed in jordan. he didn't know he was going to see his dad today and it was a huge surprise. >> daddy is my hero. >> 5 year old -- 5-year-old jayden kelly doesn't know why his grandparent are here but his mom is reading a book, my daddy is my hero. >> i told her i would be home and she came up with this huge plan. >> he has not seen his son in 7 months and sergeant perry wanted to make her reunion memorable. >> his daddy is his hero so i figured why not make my little boy h >> daddy! >> what's up, buddy? >> daddy! daddy! >> how is my little man? >> daddy! >> how are you ? >> good. daddy! dad to did -- daddy! >> i mised you -- i missed you buddy. >> i mised you. >> i'm so happy for him. >> jayden, were yoiz -- you surprised? >> yes. >> what did you think when your daddy walked? >> happy. >> even though mom and dad went their separate ways they never forget the most important thing they share. >> we made a promise to each

i know peggy probably did a great job doing that. she had a hat on. >> she needed it. it was chilly. >>> it did not look fun out there earlier when nikki burdine and you were outside. >> i hate cold rain, just not a fan. most of it didn't start till looks like most of it is gone by daybreak. this may just work out. tuesday will be raw in the afternoon. let's show you what's happening with our 3-degree guarantee. forecast a high today of 48. should have stayed with 47, 1 degree off. we'll take it. 3-degree guarantee tomorrow, 56. it will be milder tomorrow afternoon. we do have winter weather advisories for parts of the blue ridge and mountains in west elevations. right now less than an inch of snow, probably not, but some light icing as cherry grove reported .05-inch of accretion of freezing rain there. we've had a little snow and sleet in toward western maryland near the mason-dixon line. locally sheryl told me she took the dog out and ran into a little sleet there, a little there's some moderate rain in spots, but sometimes what you get in these situations is the ice

he flew back from philadelphia and time to spread holiday cheer at the hospital for children and peggy fox was also there.>> and ready to go kick some butt now. >> reporter: ryan kerrigan who sacked the eagles quarterback to seal the win sunday was warm and fuzzy monday. >> i have two very successful hearts. >> reporter: his foundation helps children at the hospital. >> for children here who can't go anywhere, they are scared and sick and he's been so excited since yesterday when they told him. >> what did you name the bearer? >> barry! >> reporter: these are not average bears. these talk. >> i'm here to support you.>> it's pretty cool. the kids get a kick out of it. >> reporter: andrew whose son is fighting a tough fibrous said they are huge redskins fans and have ryan kerrigan jerseys. >> he's been our favorite player and the thought that he was here and we had to meet him, and what he did for my son and the other little kids.>> reporter: now he's number 1. >> he was already an opt it more.>> reporter: mondays are get an ryan kerrigan make sure he was at the hospital today for this e

it turns out the turn arrow that caught peggy is under three seconds. montgomery county department of transportation has had 19 it hasn't. yet the camera continues to issue tickets. >> i think the county should refund the issue issued since the standard have changed. chris: a lot of ticket. this is one of the county east most profitable. in the past 14 months it has issued 4,600 tickets for nearly $350,000. >> i have a concern they were delays making the change because they didn't want to disrupt the ticket, the flow of tickets from the camera. >> the i-team contacted montgomery c transportation and the police department. but no one would go on camera to discuss this camera. we got an e-mail. they said, "the current timing meets the federal guidelines." the county executive office added "avoiding a ticket is simple. do not enter the intersection when the light has turned red. "the police department department stated, "even though the intersection is within the state and federal until the timing can be adjusted." but peggy says it is not enough. >> this

andy got peggy for the two daughters as an early christmas gift. yesterday the thieves broke in stole ipads, keys and other valuables but most importantly, they took peggy. >> we hope that whoever has her, we know that, you know, you love her and she is a sweet dog. but she means a lot to us. i would mean a lot to the family if you would give her back to us. alison: they are offering a reward for anyone who finds the dog. jonathan: can you imagine? alison: awful. jonathan: still ahead for us at 5:00 -- >> mike: i'm mike carter-conneen in alexandria. today more than 400 individuals became new american citizens. coming up the special message from local eighth graders. alison: plus, how some in manassas are reacting to people building right next to a place eagles have called home for years. a special i-team investigation is next. jonathan: u dinner table. so help us set a place at the table for those who sacrificed so much for all of us by nominating a veteran to win a dining room set valued at $3,000. to do this, go to the website wjla.com/7salutes t

. >> in any event, the defense said, eric never said on tape that he hit peggy. the only person who heard him say that was tina. a drug user. a woman with a fraud conviction on her record. >> without that statement, they have a lot of circumstantial evidence and a lot of what ifs, but they don't have anything that makes this a homicide. >> the defense offered another theory about peggy bechler. >> she was under a great deal of pressure and could easily be distracted. and in combination with alcohol which she rarely drank but she did on that day, could contribute to a lack of care in driving the boat. >> you don't think peggy bechler faked her death. you think she's dead. >> i don't think she faked her death. no, i do not think that. >> you think she died accidentally and her body still hasn't been found. >> that's right. >> prosecutor debbie lloyd argued pegye's death was eric's doing. >> he basically had $3.5 millio reasons to kill her. that's what he stood to gain if he had gotten away with it. >> and, said the prosecutor, the circumstantial evidence was willin

harriet figures out peggy is the leader of the prayer circle and if he can get peggy on the side it will be fine. peggy takes a while to make her mind up but when she dies everybody comes to the school so there is definitely an almost autonomous community among former slaves and finally it takes a great deal of faith to put your kids in a canoe. you have to believe in something you can't see in order to do that. union soldiers asked at one point, terrible stories about what happened as you came to us, why did you do it anyway. i knew you couldn't take me anywhere. and that force, don't think we can understand that without an appreciation of that which anybody else? >> a couple questions about the amendments. the 13th was passed by states the remains in the union but didn't the union government not recognize secession which was convenient to just ask the northern states to ratify? >> the understanding was you can't do it, so is murder and murder happens anyway. once the war is over and confederates are conveniently out for a while congress can pass the amendment and it does, it passes pre

anna would marry peggy, who is 18 and half his age while the british had briefly comprise philadelphiaphia she got to know some british officers, one of whom is major john andre who became head of the british by network and the rest of the history when arnold decided it was time for him to turn over west point to the british. he would not be successful but he would escape to new york, eventually joined by peggy and the british accepted him but he was a traitor. traders on either side are tainted. the irony of the story and i like to finish by reading a paragraph or two for my epilogue. the irony of this is that arnold in the first years of the war had done more than any other american for the american class. but it would be as a traitor where you could argue that he served his former country in the most important fashion. this was a galvanizing moment. americans were forced to realize 1780, by this time congress hardly had a pulse. the continental army was barely alive. the french alliance which arnold made possible had done nothing to win the war. it was all falling to pieces. the tre

so she befriends and peggy. and peggy takes a while to take her mind off, but when she does come everybody comes to the school, so there is definitely an autonomous community, a faith community among former slaves. finally, i think it takes a great deal of faith to do with some of these people did to pitcher kids in a canoe and go up the coast. you have to have belief in something you can't see in order to do that. one woman put a finger right on it. they ask her one point, you were told terrible stories about what would happen to you if you came to us. by what she do it anyway? the answer is i knew you couldn't take me anywhere jesus was sent. i think that soars -- i don't think we can understand so many have been without an appreciation for the source. anybody else? >> couple questions about the amendments. the 13th amendment by the states that remain in the union but didn't the union government not really recognize, wasn't it just convenient to just ask the northern states to ratify it? >> the understanding i

the attorney released his report finding the deputy acted in self-defense but as the bureau chief peggy fox tells us mental health advocates blame the hospital.>> reporter: the commonwealth attorneys report said there were signs that he was probably suffering a mental health cris. he spoke no english but used the word loco and pointed to his head and even though it would have taken a minute to drive him from fairfax hospital to the crisis center, he was instead released and was soon after severely injured a security guard and shot and killed by a sheriff's deputy. >> there were lots of red flags here. >> reporter: pete saw siri of his own son and that of the 29-year-old who was shot to death by a fairfax county sheriff's deputy on the campus of the fairfax hospital. >> my son has bipolar disorder and at that same hospital was asked can you explain what crying over spilt milk meant? he can do that. he can tell you the date, time and the president but thought god was sending him on a secret mission and he was psychotic. >> reporter: a police officer scott gomez needed help and called medi

peggy has had experience with mental illness. peggy, you are on the line with congressman murphy. caller: my son is turn white, ,kins of -- is paranoid schizophrenic. he got tightness when he was about nine years old. he got treatment, and he got better. he then worked for a long, long time. he got fired because of his conditions, i guess. anyway, he went on medicare. understandt i cannot that he could not get his medical for medicare for two years. not,i pushed him about why they said it was not life-threatening. i am sorry, but this is life-threatening. why does congress not pass a bill where they can get medical treatment right away? guest: that is a great point you are bringing up. it is part of the reason why we knew we needed this new law. there are a number of things that need to take place there. the number of people that are on medicaid, and then they come back off and they do not get there bills paid right out of jail. with people in the throes of poverty, and they are not able to pay for the treatment. so, it is part of what we recognize. we need to streamline it. you g

he is the director of the peggy and paul foundation.ife works with brian to coordinate the recovery outreach program. thank you both for being here. >> thank you. >> you have both gone through recovery yourselves. talk about your journey and why it's so important to help the homeless and those who have gone through addiction. >> thanks for having us. thanks for doing this story. one of the things that you read all of those statistics about the overdoeses and deaths risin every year, the number of people is also rising. we want to celebrate that and promote that hope so people know there is another side to addiction. we all know the devastating consequences of what can happen. they are young individuals entering a program every day. we want to get that out there for everyone who struggled with addiction. >> tell us what goes into the care packages that you guys are putting together tomorrow. >> we put in blankets, gloves, socks, snacks and bottles of water. also if someone does want treatment they have resources available for them. every

==rob chroma== (rob ad lib) ==peggy/cu== and breaking news in san francisco.e investigation right now in the mission. we're live, ==close== next at 11 on nbc bay area news >>> the '60s gave us the summer of love. in 1970, the summer of manson. >> all the elements are present for one of the most sensational murder trials in american history. >> that summer, charles manson, "life" magazine cover boy and three of his followers went on trial for the tate-labianca murders. >> i think mr. manson feels he's a product of our society. >> prosecutor bugliosi's task is extremely daunting. a case like no other. a defendant like no prosecutor had ever encountered. >> he had to prove that charles manson, this weird little guy, could have some control over these other followers to make them commit murder but not to the extent that the followers were mentally incompetent to be tried, either. >> that's a tricky business. >> it is very tricky. >> and the trickiest part would be making a charge of first degree murder stick against manson himself. >> it's a little more difficult

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in centerville, peggy fox, wusa 9. >> now, the student's mother said she had a meeting with the school superintendent this afternoon to talk about the issue. now, if the teacher faced any discipline fairfax school officials are prevented from releasing that information because it's a personnel matter. >>> the death toll is up to 10 now after that wild fire that raged through gaithersburg, the fires torched more than 700 homes and businesses. the dollywood foundation said it will donate $1,000 a month to people who lost their homes. >>> from fire to storms. people in the southeast are assessing the damage after some deadly storms rolled through. in just over a day more than a dozen confirmed tornado ravaged louisiana, mississippi, tennessee and alabama. at least five deaths are being blamed on these storms. dozens of people thousands of homes and businesses are now gone. >> there's so much that needs to be done that i don't know where to start. >> my business is gone. my big dale. i'll get it all together and restart. >> a tornado watch remains in effect across much of the southeast tod

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peggy carranza nos dice a quÉ se debe el incremento. pero para un Árbol es demasiado. peggy: otra opciÓn es adquirir Árboles de tamaÑo mediano y no exÓticos, como Éste, que cuesta 50 $, o una pequeÑa en 30. lo mÁs importante es que disfrute la navidad en familia. satcha: lo importante es compartir en familia, ya sea con un Árbol pequeÑo, mediano y grande. que estemos juntos y celebramos la navidad, como lo hacen nuestros invitados el dÍa de hoy. alan: caray, imagÍnense nada mÁs! imagÍnense nada mÁs. 24 horas abrazados, y aparte trabajan juntos. lo han hecho muchÍsimos aÑos. omar y argelia! omar: es un momento que no me lo creo, estar en "despierta amÉrica", presentando nuestro libro "amor al aire". alan: ahorita vamos a hablar del libro, pero yo quiero irnos al pasado. 13 aÑos con el show de omar y argelia. pero no les bastÓ trabajar juntos de lunes a viernes, sino que se enamoraron, se casaron, y ahÍ sigue la relaciÓn. pero yo quiero ir... argelia: al grano! alan. --alan: no, el comienzo. omar: al principio, todo trabajo. pero como en

i'm peggy bunker. >> i'm jessica aguirre. tonight we have names to go with the horrific tragedy. seven of the victims found in the warehouse have been publicly identified. we have photos. they give you a glimpse of who they were, how they lived, what they stood for and why they are being mourned tonight. >> raj is joining us with the latest developments. obviously as you look out there still lit up, very active scene. >> indeed it is. not just active but intense. to give you an idea of how intense it is here and how many are working an the clock, 16 to 20-hour shifts from the fire crews, the investigators, local and federal agents literally non-stop since this happened on friday. we expect it to continue this way for the next 48 hours. a few minutes ago, we did receive confirmation from the local district attorney here in alameda county this is now officially a criminal investigation but ultimately about the lives lost here. that's the most important thing about this tragedy that's unfolded. let's tell you the latest and what is surrounding me right now. 31 ast at international.

>> reporter: they have indeed, peggy. with the rain coming down, although it's not heavy, it's on the top of people's minds throughout this area because when it rains, it pours. >> i lost my car because it was parked in my grandmother's garage and the water level at that point was six feet. >> reporter: frustrated with water, her family home near the mission district is constantly under siege when there's aggressive rain, forcing her and a long list of others over the past few years to turn to legal action to get the city's attention. >> the city is breaking its promise. they are breaking a promise for focusing in on solving the problem and they are breaking the promise on we're going to handle your claims quickly and efficiently and pay you. >> reporter: damage claims part of a never-ending problem and several hot spots to the mission. >> i thought of selling but who do you sell to? it's like, oh, the building floods. do you want to buy it? >> reporter: this is one of the worst areas in the city prone for flooding. >> so

enforcement was very busy, the id was a first report of raids in several local gas stations peggy gallek is more o what we know. fbi says very little except that this is part of an ongoing investigation. the manager the gas station say he doesn't believe that they ha done anything wrong. >> 7:00 a.m. wednesday, fbi and state agents raided several gas stations and a strongsville hom as part of an investigation cameras were there wednesday th agents were reading agent check in the tanks. another raid at bel air in jasper the keswick gas station also at the sunoco gas station is 55 in payne avenue manager said he would like some answers light snow who is in charge and what they're looking for and with her taking away any equipment from the stores, especially the cash registers cannot operate without them, is going to affect us greatly and is not cheap to replace them. >> sources say that one person was arrested, but the cases sealed so we do not know the person's identity or the charge. were details emerging about the attack at ohio state bursty and the possible ties to terrorism. they say

family and friends will gather tonight to remember 44-year-old peggy mitchell. this is where police say she was hit she survived her injuries long enough to be treated at a local hospital but was pronounced brain dead earlier this week. her funeral arrangements are underway. her sister tells us several of her organs were donated this week. she leaves behind three children. this family is heartbroken and desperate for information. anyone with details that could lead to an arrest is encouraged to contact the west milwaukee police department. reporting live in the village of west milwaukee im angelica sanchez fox6 news. packers quarterback aaron rodgers ---listed as questionable for sunday's game against the texans. pip will have the latest. and the badgers will have to be at their best on defense against "penn state's" running game. brandon cruz returns for a big ten title game preview from [ tower pinging ] [ whistling ] we've got a problem, friend. half off any smartphone for anyone who switches? the naughty list shouldn't get deals! yeah, but anyone who switche

>> thank you, peggy. >> there you go. he doesn't want to go back to you. let me restart his robot heart. >> that's not how it works. >> whatever. >> very quickly, try something new. i post aed a question on twitte. will be on answering. the question today is, who do you think lost the election for hillary? was it the russians? was it hillary herself? take your -- if you put it on here, you might be on air tomorrow. >> juan? >> as you know, mailboxes flood with christmas cards this time of year. one caught my eye. check it out. here is the back story. ashley is in colorado springs with her four children. her husband in the air force deployed in iraq. ashley came up with a great idea. she photo shopped him into the family christmas card creating a group shot. he got a friend to take a picture in iraq. ashley's mom took pictures of her and the kids in colorado. >> i love this. >> what you see, a group shot. brandon, he gets to come home in january. god bless. >> thank him and his family for the service. >> really quick, it's almost christmas and you always op

peggy fox visited her alma mater to get some answers. >> 2200 students here at west springfield highl. you can imagine what the bathrooms look like with no running water. some parents were furious that fairfax county did not close. the principal thinks they made the right decision. >> principal michael muki saw water breaks on rolling road when he drove into work this morning and didn't think of it until 9:30 when the water crews told him there was a water main break and the school would have no running water. >> we didn't participate it. >> bottles of water was brought in and buckets to flush toilets. students started to post a picture. >> there was a trash can full of water. you had to dump it in the toilet to flush it and it was nasty. you couldn't wash your hands because it was nasty. >> why didn't you close? >> there's the transportation piece, the terms of making sure that we let parents know. it's one of those things that we have to balance that with making sure we get their education and the safety. >> extra crews were brought in to keep the toilets flushed using those bucket

peggy fox has the story. >> the parents who started this me petition said they loveme -- this petition said they love the staff here but they need renovations. >> we were approved and that was taken away from us. hallways and no sprinkler system. >> we have a limited amount of doors for the children to get out. if there is a fire the -- there is no suppression system to be able to take that foo -- fire out. >> the school practice s fire drills once a month and had one this morning said assistant principal ana purdy. >> all the class rooms are close to an exit and the students proceed to the closest exit. we have secondary exits ready just in case there's an exit that blocked. >> meadow land is o sprinklers said the louden school spokesman. >> unless you renovate it if it met the building codes at the time it's good. we are grandfathered. now we have renovated the mechanical system here so it's up to grade. the majority of the schools in the country are just like this. the bottom line is if the school wasn't safe we would not be open. the school board would not put children in danger. >

say hi to her, too. >> hi, peggy. thank you for watching. >>> listen to this story. this is se cleveland police need our help to search for a teenage girl missing since october 8th. police just alerted us last night. >> brian: sia nyorkor is live with more on 15-year-old ellen harris. >> sia: brian and tia, a lot of questions surrounding this missing 15-year-old. people want to know why has it been almost two months and we're just now hearing about ellen harris? here's what you do need to know about her. home on tacoma avenue with her brother. they were on their way to the library. on their way home, she just kept going and walking. ellen is 5'4" and weighs 110 pounds. if you have seen ellen, you need to call ?5th districtolice. you can see that number there on your screen. 216-623-5518. that's again, cleveland police just sent us this info. we're reading the reports, and we're finding out that she was reported missing on october 8th. so we are working to get answers about why this information is just coming out. when we get the answers, we will update you on air and

==peggy/take vo== right now at 11... snoetss ♪ >>> right now at 11:00, 36 chimes for 36 lives lost this in the oakland warehouse fire. the touching memorial this weekend as the investigation takes a crucial step forward. the news at 11:00 starts now. thank you for joining us. >> the atf wrapped up its investigation today. in less than 48 hours, investigators will provide an update. the people have gathered at a fund-raiser to help the families who lost loved ones in the devastating fire. >> we have team coverage. begin with christie smith in san francisco at the fund-raiser. christie, a big named musician her taking part. >> yeah. that's right. this benefit started tonight at 8:00, still going strong. we understand that moby is expected here probably within the next 30 minutes. inside, artists, friends and many who say one way to help is attending benefits like this. a crowd lined up before the doors open. taylor williams works in music venues and came early. >> a lot of people had creativity in this community. it's defi

in cleveland, peggy gallek, fox 8 news. >> berkeley's family say they are thankful police were able to arrive and help them quickly. anyone with information about this crime are asked to police were cuyahoga county crime stoppers pitts they make a missouri man was spent 15 years in prison 42 -year-old christopher schroeder pleaded guilty in july 2 charges he met a teenager online in november of 2,015th of hits to ohio to get her and took her to his home. he then destroyed her from colucci's the fake name. shorter faces charges of statutory rape in missouri. >> with employees are asking for help in finding a missing 15 walking home with her brother he headed home and harris cap walking along east 100 eighth street. investigators issue about 5-foot 4 inches 110 pounds anyone who knows where she is should call with employees. >> services are being planned for a longtime dj. they said that this tweet yesterday saying it's a sad day here. thank you all very much for your kind messages as we today. before joining the summit in 2002 he spent several years and 97.5. the program director tells

arnold, would marry, peggy shape hahn, the first occupied philadelphia. sheet gotten to know some british anniversary. who became of the british spy network and the rest would be history when arnold decided it was time for him to turn over west point to the british. it would not be successful, but it would be word of arnold would escape to new york, eventually joined by peggy, and you know, the british accepted him. he was a traitor and traitors on either side are tainted. and the irony of the story, and i'd like to finish by reading a few -- a paragraph or two from my epilog. the easterny of this, arnold in the first years of the war short of washington had done more for the american cause, but it would be as a traitor. where he-- you could argue that he serves his former country the most, in the most important fashion. this is galvanizing to americans. americans were forced to realize in 1780. at this time congress marredly held a post. the french alliance which arnold oranged, they weren't ring the war and the trizen of arnold was a true wakeup call to

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i'm peggy bunker. that's how to stay informed with the nbc bay area app. >> thank you. >>> it's friday night, plenty of crews still on the clock, and will be for several more hours. a major cleanup as we speak at one of san francisco's busiest intersections. a water main break right near the moscone center, and a lot of people caught up in this wet mess. nbc bay area's christie smith is on the scene for us in san francisco. christie, we can see the machinery and the activity right behind you. >> reporter: yeah, that's right. and i have to say, the pipe itself was fixed hours ago. it's the street repair they're still dealing with, and say they will be for quite some time. the issue is that when this pipe broke, it caused quite a bit of erosion under the street. you can see where the two men are standing. they say they're dealing with empty spaces, and they're still trying to fix them. water bubbled up from the street at fourth and howard overnight. a 12-inch water main break briefly disrupted service to

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