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it was pried open, then left empty on a dead-end street. henry lee heads to petaluma to find out. >>> caught on camera, a big scare at a bay area bank after a robbery wearing a mask pulls out a gun. we will get details from police and show you more of this video that investigators hope will lead to an arrest. >>> plus, one bay area lawmaker working to prevent another tragedy like that deadly ghost ship warehouse fire. the new legislation just introduced today, coming up at 6:00. >>> an empty safe abandoned in a field in petaluma. >> so what was inside? ktvu crime reporter henry lee tells us the condition of that safe only deepening the mystery. >> reporter: this 60-pound safe was found pried open and empty near these bushes in pet lum movement someone used a power saw to cut into it. what had been inside the safe is anybody's guess. >> okay. >> reporter: mike murray works nearby on willowbrook court. >> could be gold. hopefully it would be something gold, maybe something more of an antique style. i'm really not sure. >> millions of dollars?

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. >> jimmy butler did not start pri against the heat because they called out the teammates. brett brown knows the bulls will be ready to play. >> if we get the best and we get their a-game you know they've gone through whatever they've gone through and they're really great players on that team. you start looking at rondo and weighed and you start looking at jimmy butler and mirtech and lopez and taj gib sop. where do you stop. you listen to those names and you and you'll get their a-game. >> eagles jason kelce and darren sproles are in orlando for the pro bowl this is jaso jason's second and third straight for darren. both these guys wish they were headed to houston for next wee week's super bowl. falcon as living today led by penn charter matt ryan. patriots arrive tomorrow. this is the second appearance for falcons and patriots going for fifth super bowl title. >> in the men's final australian on battle between roger federror and rafael nada nadal. it went five sets. three game to one deficit to meet ghxt adal for 18th grand slam title. and when w that win the 35-year-old

the president on an advisory panel, and we're also concerned about reports that uber may have kept pri pricing low at a time when taxi cabs were halting service at jfk in new york to protest president trump's order on immigration. we just spoke to a rider who uses both uber and lyft and a driver. >> i use them both, but after what i just heard about the ceo, i'm not too excited about that. >> if they want to use lyft, more power to them. if they choose uber, i'm just here to provide a service. that's all i can do. >> reporter: uber driver said in a statement that trump's executive order could actually hurt her impact drivers who might not be able to get back in the country, and that they would provide help for them, including compensation. at slso said he would bring up his concerns about this when president trump's business advisory council meets. pegt's the latest from here reporting live at sfo, christie eir m, nbc bay area news. >>> well, songs and chants have been erupting at sfo all day. we captured this particular moment. it shows people playing their musical instruments in the

. >>> new at 11:00, southern video caught a package thief in action, dc police say this pried open the front door of the building on the 900 block of 26 and street northwest. he grabbed several packages and ran off: it happened early morning january 6th >>> deadly weather pounding parts of the south, we'll take clear look at the damage done. plus a guilty plea for the man who shot and killed a firefighter last year. why he was not facing a murder charge. >>> and take a look. it is the kiss cam went viral but it's what happened after the man popped the question has some wondering if this was all staged. tony i want your opinion when we come back of >> i'll give the to you. >>> we know the identity of a man killed in crash in laurel this morning, marcus colbert was on the back of his trash truck when an suv swerved in the truck and hit him. he worked for the department of public works, no word if the suv driver will face charges. >>> temple hills man shot two firefighters during a welfare check on his home last year plead guilty to a felony weapons charge. firefighter john was killed las

suspect pry open a drive-thru window and go into the burger king on south boulevard and the same person pried open the drive-thru window of a kfc and 30 minutes later the suspect forced a drive-thru window openality a chick-fil-a and the suspect broke into the burger king on south columbus boulevard. the suspect only got away with cash in the first robbery. >>> a school bus driver could be charged for leaving a child on a running bus when he went shopping in west philadelphia. >> the driver picked up the 7-year-old boy at 58th and chester streets yesterday afternoon. then stopped at a shop-rite. a passerby noticed the child alone and called police. >>> now, talking temperatures a winter weather advisory is posted for parts of our area. and light snow is popping up west of philadelphia at this hour. later the concern is for freezing rain north of the city. >> the city is actually warming up after another cold morning. sky 6 hd looking at our temple university camera. david murphy is outside with the updated call from accuweather. >> the cloud cover is getting thicker and we were watching snow

the suspect pried the front door open, took multiple packages from the buildings mail room and fled thene. a 1-thousand dollar reward is being offered for information leading to an arrest. one of our goals at seven on your side is to help you solve consumer disputes you have not been able to solve yourself. and now, an exciting new way for us to get even more results for you. we are combining our resources with advocacy group "call for action" which has had decades of success solving consumer complaints. to reach our team -- "seven on your side call for action" with your consumer problem, go online to wjla-dot-com-slash- call call 301-652-help. coming up at six - a first-hand look at a life-saving rescue. this morning - the first-hand look at a life-saving rescue. this morning - the woman who was inside this car --is speaking out. what she's saying to the officer who brought her to safety. and catching a wave - on the streets? how some california residents are enjoying all that heavy rain. and from surfing - to skiing, good morning washington has got the hook-up. watch to win four lift

a jury sentenced him to 10 years in pri for racketeering. he said there are errors in his trill the supreme court changed the legal definition of bribery after his conviction. during september sentencing hear judge ordered the former u.s. representative to report to federal prison on january 25t january 25th. >>> the justice department internal watch dog looking into how exactly the fbi handle the hillary clinton's e-mail case. the inspector general says he is launching a probe into the actions of both the fbi and justice department officials leading into the presidential election. they're going to look at whether fbi director james comey followed established policies in the investigation of clinton's e-mails. democrats blamed comey's handling of case as part of the reason that she lost to drum many that would be hillary clinton of course. next at 11:00, hank's take. >>> it's hank. i'm in germantown with robins. her son james memorial. he's been dead since last february. shot dead in the street. you know anything about who killed him? speak

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a source of fascination ever since now with a new debate over whether the sul pri culprits were reallyand ice. joe fryer, nbc news. >>> that's "nbc nightly news" for this saturday. i'm reporting from ft. lauderdale. thank you for the privilege of your time. good night. afoot and light-hearted i take to the open road. healthy, free, the world before me, the long brown path before me leading wherever i choose. the east and the west are mine. the north and the south are mine. all seems beautiful to me. ashley roberts: roll out the red carpet, strike a pose, and get your best acceptance speech ready. tonight, "1st look" is celebrating hollywood's golden night. if you do win tonight, remember that no one cares about that award as much as you do, ok. ashley roberts: we'll be mingling with the stars-- oh, behave. ashley roberts: --getting predictions from the pros-- gosling versus reynolds, i can't wait for reynolds to break the fourth wall and win. ashley roberts: --and strutting our stuff for the camera-- and go. yes. beautiful. ashley roberts: --plus we'll be giving the great american publ

he's being hailed as a hero after he raced to the car, pried the burning suv's driver out. the crash is being investigated by the local police and everybody hopes the driver recovers from his injuries. >>> just ahead, the boss ahead for america, but first, nbc meteorologist bill karins predicting ten feet of snow for the coming days for the sierra. really ten in. >> maybe 15, maybe 20. it will be at the very top of the peaks in the sierra. the first stories, the tornado outbreak and the severe weather outbreak across the south. it will be a good day of clean-up. 12 tornadoes reported, 130 severe weather reports. here's the storm throughout california, the blue is the mountains of the sierra, we get this moisture plume coming off the pacific. it will sit here for the next two or three days, we get a little break. even a bigger flow of moisture and storm over the upcoming weekend. leading to the high elevation snows that could be measured in feet, maybe using yardsticks. the rainfall totals at least seven inches through thursday, you can do the math if you convert it to snow.

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office officers us it appears someone pried off the top. >>> macy's is closing 68 stores and cuttingusands of jobs as part of a reorganization. all bay area stores will remain open for now. the macy's in san francisco's stonestown mall is going to be sold but then leased back to the company. the closings were announced in august. macy's posted disappointing holiday sales numbers. it's expected to cut about 6,000 positions in addition to the jobs lost by the store closures that will add up to about 10,000 people total. >>> and east bay animal shelter is desperately looking for people to adopt after dozens of animals got dropped off. >> contra costa county animal services says 42 dogs and cats were dropped off in martinez just on tuesday. an animal spokesperson says the shelter is near capacity and it happens this time of year. the shelter typically gets 20 or 30 pets a day. this week's storm may have caused more animals to run away from home or being lost. >> the best scenario would be for this to be a double run, for that panel to be open through there and the dog really be able to w

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chuck from joby publishing in kentucky and kimberly Ãfrom w pri in rhode island.k forward to virtually welcoming them to the briefing room. with that, questions? don roberts. >> last night questions were raised with how the president will deal with Ãdoes he see what she said yesterday in a difference of opinion and insubordination? how will the act on similar things in the future? >> there's a difference john between listening and sharing ideas and executing lawful orders. it is the right of every american to express the idea of an opinion. in fact that is what gives them the president do today.we are talking about leaving at the 2 o'clock hour incident on cyber experts. to get their opinions and ideas of how to protect our critical infrastructures. but there is a difference when she is the acting attorney general is not only responsible but required to execute lawful orders and defiantly says no. as someone who is chosen to lead the department. she is rightfully removed. that is a position of leadership that is given to someone who is supposed to execute orders t

when they gave us pri privilege to serve let's keep our promise, as vice president pence said, get ridamacare, the obamacare debate has started it is time to deliver. lou: now we're seeing some -- if you will fizzures within the party and the houses, senator rand paul stepping forward to offer a criticism or two. in an alternative way in the house. freedom caucus, i don't know where you all will land. this is clear that a lot of thinking that one would have expected had gone into the replacement aspect of this, is not ready, at least not yet. >> i believe it will be ready, i start from this premise, i think that health care will be better and less expensive when obamacare is repealed, as you said, everything we were told about this legislation was false. like keep your plan, keep your plan, like your doctor, keep our doctor, premiums will go down, web site will work. and co-oping ths will be great, 18 of 23 have gone bankrupt in just two years, they passed this without one republican vote, for chuck schumer to say ha h ha he said is laughable. let's make sure we put in place a model th

they will close all250 of its pri brick and mortar stores. "new york times" also reports about 4,000 people will lose their jobs. >>> apple's current sales slump is taking a bite out of tim cook's paycheck. apple cut cook's pay by 15% last year to $8.7 million. they cited the failure to meet performance goals. cook probably isn't too concerned about the drop. last year nearly 1.3 million of his previously restricted apple shares vested. they're now worth about $136 million. >>> another 30 minutes of abc 7 news at 9:00 is coming up. >> what in the world just happened. >>> those arriving in the bay area from ft. lauderdale were shocked to hear what happened at the airport they just took off from. >>> a digital library with years of boofks and television takes on a new project, archiving the word of donald trump. i'm here at the internet archive, ahead on abc 7 news. >>> and an emotional good bye tonight at the white house for the first lady. >> being your first lady has been the greatest >>> live, where you live. this is abc 7 news. >> sounded

the top of the safe, as you see there, kind of cut open and pried open. police have no idea what was inside or even who the safe belongs to. >>> 5:26. county health leaders say the person who died was under 65 and had a medical condition that put them at risk for severe illness. so far the department of health said three deaths have been reported across the state for patients under 65. the bay area flu season peaks between december and february. >>> coming up next, serial robberies. a dozen south bay women robbed. who is being targeted? the search for more victims continuing. >>> rising water levels in local creeks and streams. live in san jose. i'll show you how you can prepare for this winter storm. (coughs) cough doesn't sound so good. take mucinex dm. i'll text you in 4 hours when your cough returns. one pill lasts 12 hours, so... looks like i'm good all night! some cough medicines only last 4 hours. but just one mucinex lasts 12 hours. let's end this. we are on weather watch here at nbc bay area - as we prepare for strong weekend storms that are taki

flooding pries an unpredictable rhythm to the place. >> keep your hands inside the ride at all times. >> that's bruce mcdonald who at times of flood always offers up himself and his duck boat to residents along neeley road. >> the best story is, i took this woman over to her cat over there the best story is, the cat was fine. >> wet, maybe waterlogged, even. but enduring a much easier bad time this time, than it has in bad times before. wayne freedman, abc 7 news. >> the gurnville school district will stay closed tomorrow because of all of that flooding. >> there are at least 60 storm related closures in the bay area. take a look at one of them, highway 37 is closed from two miles east of the sonoma county line, because of flooding. >> there's good reason why this road is closed indefinitely behind me. >> our recent storms have taken out 70 feet of the payment. this is alhambra valley road near pinol. because of the washout, the road is closed. here's abc 7 news reporter laura anthony. >> it's the handiwork of a swollen creek that washed away a huge chunk of el ham breaux valley road

we don't have any actual police clemenceau go ahead and rock'n'roll looks pretty good right now the prihe dense morning fog is weighted the clearing close is a mild and the mostly sunny early scattered clouds tuesday and then returns, by midweek thursday friday books if their system for the next weekend. a breakdown for the different locations morning clouds and fog. in the afternoon sun. sen francisco " spot. and 60 for san jose. in october, nute was indicted on over 50 counts of car burglary, conspiracy and a gang involvement. police are warning the public not to approach him because he may be dangerous. immigration advocates marched and rallied in san jose just days ahead of president-elect donald trump's inauguration. kron four's philippe djegal shows us the group's message to the incoming adminstration. >> :nats- "no to deportation.' >> reporter:a thirst for justice. quenched by the sheer number of immigration reform advocates, locked in hand against hate and the fear of ratcheted deportations by the incoming trump adminstration. >> :sot- "all people are equal. we're all immigrants

. >> no state shall enter into any treaty, grant letters of marquee and pri-- pass any bill of attainder or law impairing the obligation of contracts or grant any title of nobility. >> the gentlewoman from illinois, mrs. kelly. >> no state shall without consent of congress lay any imposed duties on imports or exports on what may be necessary for executing laws lead by any state on imports or experts shall be used for the treasury of the united states and all such laws shall be up for revision abdomen control of the congress. >> the gentleman from kansas, mr. yoter. >>. >> no state without the consent of congress shall keep troops or ship of war in time of peace nlts invaded as will not admit of delay. >> ms. watson coleman. >> the executive power shall be vested in a president of the united states of america. he shall hold his office during the term of four years and torgt with the vice president chosen from the same term be elected as follows. >> the gentleman from georgia, mr. allen. >> each state shall appoint in such manner a number of electors equal to the whole number of senators a

miami because does such an outstanding job.he pri more so i get the privilege and honor them introducing probably one of florida's greatest treasures, and i could read out by about it from the blade bycr the crowd that issue that we know exactly who dave barry is. [applause]ving a cha >> having a chance being born r and raised here in miami and really loving miami, florida, in general, it truly is an honor that we have an author who not only gets us but actually writes and write so well. i want to keep boring you with me because i've nothing to give except an introduction today. it is my pleasure to introduce to you mr. dave barry. [applause] >> thank you. thank you. thank you all for coming out, and thanks to the miami book fair which is the best book fair in the united states, and it's -- yeah. [applause] >> thank you all for coming out. there will be no concert by the rock bottom remainders this year. >> oh! >> the people booing never heard of the rock bottom remainders. [laughter] no, we are -- we have played here more than any place else, which is not really a tribute to -- [laughte

the top of the safe had been cut open and pried back. they don't know who was inside or who it belongs to. they are asking anyone to come forward with information. >>> ford is taking amazon's alexa for a ride. the echo, echo dot can-can talk to their ford car or truck from their home. they can warm up the car and unlock the doors. this summer you'll be able to ask questions, search for destinations, shopping online and turning on your lights. >>> the election hacking scandal will be front and center in washington. >> the sides are very clear. >> one side says the russians did it. the other said they didn't. they are not separated by party. war hero john mccain wants an investigation into the commission. he is chair of the senate armed services committee. he will question u.s. intelligence community members in hearing today. among the experts testifying, these three men. james clapper, admiral mike rogers, marcel letra, all testifying. each said the russians are responsible for the hack. on the other side, not testifying but definitely ta

penny pri penny pritzker. i asked her about the nominee. >> you do not wake up in the morning and say i'll create 1,000 jobs. these are opportunities created over time. think what is in important is not one announcement timed related to a tweet. what is important is systematic change. and creating the opportunity for businesses to create jobs and opportunity here in the united states which is something we worked hard on. in this administration and it will be a priority for the next administration. we may have different ways of going about it. >> she told me she has talked to wilbur ross. she talked about the best way to run the commerce department. he is an outsider like she is. you need to have veteran washington people around you to get stuff done. so it was interesting to sit down with her. i'll say, guys, bringing everybody in here. the mood is interesting in washington. the transition of power is unique. there are literally pictures off the walls. her personal art in the hallway. people with boxes of thei

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23rd, the suspects knocked over a machine inside of the store on the 5200 block of oxford avenue and pried it open and took the cash and then ran. >>> turning now to the battle against drug overdoses, today 518 naloxone prescriptions were filled in montgomery county. pennsylvania's -- at a supermarket. the event demonstrates how everyone can use the standing order signed by the doctor as a prescription to get naloxone. >> in landeds dale a student is diagnosed with whooping cough and other students may have been exposed. a highly contagious respiratory disease and for children up to 7 years of age. >>> matt pellman is in the traffic center with the low down on the slow down. flashing lights out there. checks of big delco delays rick and monica because of this accident. that is the reason for the flashing lights in the northbound lanes of 95 at 420, and crash and flashing lights take out the left lane and you are hitting extra slow traffic at this point at 420. if you head to the sixers game watch out for extra slowing along 95 northbound, that is on the big picture and a crash on the roose

. >> so -- >> pri if you really want to let a guy know you're interested, just take your top off in ae street. >> to the point. >> hi. my name is elaina from rockville, illinois, and my question is after a year of dating, what would i expect to get for valentine's day? >> one year. >> i would not expect anything. it's a weirdly phrased question. >> you should expect something. >> one year is the paper anniversary, maybe a card. honestly, you should be really happy getting the card. >> you're right. it is weird. >> you're going to get something, but why are you thinking about what should i expect? it what am i going to get? >> she just wants -- she's not -- she's just wondering. >> we make -- expectations are the big problem with every holiday. >> right. >> any gesture, that's nice. >> i feel like after a year the mondayy moon phase has worn off so do something fun and exciting that kind of, like, reignites f of months you have gone out. >> if you lost the flame afternoon a year, you got bigger problems than valentine's day. >> right. >> in this day and age, it all gets very routine. >

and mark will be on limited service and airports are going to start to get busy, especially thursday, pri, saturday as people come in and out to come to this special event. there is a heavy security perimeter down here around the national mall. that will be happenion drive down here at all. uber and lyft are saying if you're in the security zoun down here on friday, that could delay your trip significantly. so try to get outside of the heavy security zone down here if the you're using uber or lyft. keep all of that in mind. the memorial bridge will be pedestrian only. it's going to be tough to get around here, have a game plan ready. back to you. >> thank you. adam is live for us at freedom plaza this morning. >>> several congress people, including john lewis will not attend trump's inauguration on friday. >> angie goff has the latest on that. aaron, eun, the civil rights icon set off a firestorm when he told nbc's chuck todd that he did not see trump as a legitimate president. trump took the twitter over the weekend knocking loosis's atlanta district and accusing ill him of being all tal

sheriff of broward county can and governor to can't out momentary -- to come out momentarily in a pris conference. a witness spoke to fox news shepard smith during a scare involving a officially second shooter, but that was a false report. >> been reports that shots fired. they are locking us down again. they think that someone is in the garage, right now they just said -- they told everyone to get on the floor. michelle get down. >>> with more security export, former dc police detective, rod wheeler. given these evens right now, this attack, are you satisfied with airport security in the united states? >> well, you know we can always learn from each and every situation, that occurs. but i can tell you that the police response was pretty good, they locked down every terminal when they first got original call of shots fired. what is important in criminal investigation, like there are three things. who, we know who, we know it was a one guy, estaban santiago. where? we know where it happened, here is what we don't know. why. as an investigator that is what our objectives right now, to tr

he died in a shoot out with police in 1982 after escaped pri soar for other crimes. in the hopes of finding a match that would lead back to troy eighty three and the crime scene they found it from one of his relatives. tribute ticks of the technique say this raises privacy concer concerns. >> it is important for the public to know that familial dna search is used as a last resort. these searches are used only for serious cases with critical public safety implications and when all investigative leads have been exhausted. >> it's just nice to close the book on this, but it was, you know, waiting 40 years and having my friend darrell call and say we got the guy. that's kind of an out of body experience. >> before his death troyeer was a suspect in other sexual assaults hadn't been in prison for burglary. you can find plastic shipping trays at just about any grocery store. they are a hot item for thieves and police say the thefts end up costing you money. >> and our kathy orr is tracking your forecast. >> we're watching jet stream. we have a big dip in it all those lines

the top of the safe had been pried open.e who recognizes this safe here is asked to call petaluma police. >>> cleanup is underway at san francisco's hall of justice after raw sewage leaked from the top floor jail into the offices of the district attorney. as ktvu's tara moriarti explains, an inmate is getting the blame. >> reporter: it permeated the d.a.'s office for a second day in a row. prosecutors say this is at least the fifth time raw sewage has flooded the building in just the past 14 months. >> it's a very strong, pungent smell. started coming from down the hall. >> reporter: officls say an inmate stuffed a towel in a toilet, causing the backup on the third floor. >> some of the prosecutors in order to save some of the files they have, and to save some of their belongings, actually had to wade through the sewage water. >> reporter: some offices were a foot deep into sewage, so attorneys had to stack their files on their desk. the spill knocked the d.a.'s computer network offline. 30 people were forced to evacuate the