it could be even mount rainier are some beautiful place in the pacific northwest, and consequently transferring that back to a state. and that particular state wouldn't happen in washington but might happen in some of the state, they decide to start managing that land and extracting resources. you think that couldn't happen. well, i have news for you. that is the debate du jour. this is exactly, exactly, exactly the debate today. this passed congress, congressman zinke cosponsored and vote for a bill to transfer dates management of red snapper fisheries in federal waters. he supported transferring federal management responsibilities to the states and it clearly undercut the commitment to federal resources. we also know that he has previously supported efforts to restrict use of the antiquities act to designate nationalac monuments. in fact he appears open to efforts to weaken or repeal certain designated monuments he has indicated one of his first priorities upon confirmation will be to visit utah to consider a republican proposal to resend the recently monu monument. this is despite the strong

responsibilities are, understand what those special places are, like thend g grand canyon or other places, mount rainier, and making sure that they protect them. i had hoped to be able to the department nomination based on his assurances that he would manage the department of interior as a quote teddy roosevelt republican, in court. however i can't ignore the troll administrations plans for our public lands and resources. and i cannot ignore congressman zinke's commitment during our committee hearings to quote work in to implement president-elect trump energy independence policy, and a quote come as well as of right at positions on returning federal land, picking public lands off the protection that they deserve today. these are very important public policy issues, and i know that president trump has said too, many people my cabinet is free to say whatever they want. so the fact that these important policies are going to be implemented that may erode what has been hundreds of years of policy for us in managing our to public resources is quite concerning to me. what exactly is the trumpearly administrati

>> of course, the parents of prince albert, who now rules over this country, where prince rainier andborn grace kelly. >> tiny monaco took on hollywood overtones when film queen grace kelly was greeted as she arrived over her marriage to prince rainier. >> it was the stuff of fairy tales. the dashing 32-year-old prince and the beautiful 26-year-old commoner. but she was already hollywood royalty. the star of celebrated films like the alfred hitchcock thrill sneer rear window wisconsin jimmy stuart. >> if your opinion your manner i don't think i care to hear it. >> come on, simmer down. >> you want a leg or a breast. >> "to catch a thief" with cary grant. >> you realize this is an imitation. >> women, i'm not. >> and "the country girl" with her oscar winning turn as the wife of an alcoholic played by bing crosby. >> who's the guy you want to get back to? >> frank, i'm warning you. i'm going to hit you with the first thing i pick up. now get dressed! >> have you chosen a name for your baby? >> no, we haven't decided on any name definitely yet. >> she gave up her career to raise their ch

many are riddled with potholes on rainier avenue. potholes are so bad, parents are having trouble picking up and dropping off their kids at school. jessica flores shows us they're going to take it up with the city. >> reporter: driving around in vallejo, you'll hear two things. animals from the neighboring farm and this. the thud of your vehicle bouncing all over the potholes. maria silva picks up her daughter from school on rainier avenue but the other side of the school, olympic avenue, is a mess too. she says the potholes are growing bigger and bigger every day over the last year and with the recent rain, it's only gotten worse. >> once you hit the corner, there's only like one little piece that has no holes. >> reporter: parents are becoming experts at navigating around the dozens of holes that litter the roadway. >> you have to drive slowly so that you won't be falling in the hole. >> i can hear the shocks, it's like bumping a lot. they need to fix it like really soon. >> reporter: but the city says the road doesn't belong to th

, brisk and chilly, high of 48. 54 increasing clouds monday, looks like tuesday and wednesday are rainier. checking account out wednesday, 65. march arriving like a lamb this year. >> baaa. >>> 76erers made a deal it may not be who you think. >>> a local couple who were just married and suffering from cancer had a set back after being hit by thieves. >> a college student received a package from his mother that taught him a valuable lesson. >> reporter: we have fog out there, a little damp, as well, we'll take you to 309 and check that out. >> welcome back taking a live look there, take my word for it, at philadelphia international airport, we're dealing with serious and rather dense fog around the region, so definitely you're going to neervet -- need to give yourself extra time. >> fog out there, let's turn to karen rogers. >> reporter: let's go through the region and check out the suburbs, we have a live camera view in montgomery county. dekalb pike you can see the fog, you can see the lights moving slowly. remember your low beams. it's misty under the low clouds, so damp in addition to

sunday we are tracking a much rainier forecast, but rain, not snow. as we go into the work week, windy conditions as well. we'll talk about all of those changes coming up in just a few minutes. >> we'll see you shortly. thanks, krystal. >>> in jersey city, a man is dead and police say they found a gun where he collapsed. detectives spent hours investigating on south avenue last night. a police source tells us a man ran from an officer and then he pulled out a gun. police shot the man. he died a short time later. >> it's not even the first time the cops killing blacks and stuff like that. >> show me your hands. show me your [ bleep ] hands! >> this all comes two years after the deadly police shooting of jeremy reed at a traffic stop. they eventually cleared the officers who shot him. rules were put in force after that death and they are being used in this most recent shooting investigation. >>> the governor will join loved ones and comrades at the funeral of state officer lieutenant floyd. the lieutenant was killed at the lavon correctional center in s

it gets rainier and breezier on sunday. that storm ranks two on the impact scale.e leftover showers on monday, a one on the impact scale, and another dry day on tuesday. >> after years of drought, who would have guessed there would be too much rain? >> unbelievable. from one extreme to the other. >> thank you, spencer. >>> go or no go? san francisco takes a d >>> those tech shuttle bussed in san francisco now have more places to pick up riders. this afternoon, the metropolitan transportation board of advisers voted to permanently allow them to pick up riders at muni stops. it doubles fines for buses that drive on residential streets considered off limits, also increases gps monitoring of the tech shuttles. the buses sparked major protests from some san francisco residents who blame them for rising rents. >>> well, dan ashley isn't here tonight because he's taking part in a special event to honor an iconic journalist. dan will sit down with longtime abc news anchor and reporter bob woodruff. san jose state has awarded him the 2017 john steinbeck award, which he call

it gets rainier and breezier on sunday. that storm ranks two on the impact scale. we'll have leftover showers on monday, a one on the impact scale, and another dry day on tuesday. >> after years of drought, who would have guessed there would be too much rain? >> unbelievable. from one extreme to the other. >> thank you, spencer. >>> go or no go? san francisco takes tomorrow's the day besides video games. every day is a gift. especially for people with heart failure. but today there's entresto... a breakthrough medicine that can help make more tomorrows possible. tomorrow, i want to see teddy bait his first hook. in the largest heart failure study ever, entresto was proven to help more people stay alive and out of the hospital than a leading heart failure medicine. women who are pregnant must not take entresto. it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. don't take entresto with an ace inhibitor or aliskiren. if you've had angioedema while taking an ace or arb medicine, don't take entresto. the most serious side effects are angioedema, low blood pressure, kidney p

more scattered but we do see two days of rainier activity.f you go to the ten-day on 10, a big change. breezy today, then windy on your wednesday by late day. with the sharp winds comes much colder air, only a high of 36 thursday, and it's looking like thursday morning we could see a rain-snow mix for parts of delaware, new jersey and near philly as well. >>> 6:22 right now. coming up on "nbc 10 news today," a sign of the times as the debate of the travel ban continues across the world. we'll take you to a small town in pennsylvania that's seen its population and attitude change after cracking down on undocumented immigrants a decade ago. fios is not cable. we're wired differently. so we created internet that doesn't make you wait. introducing fios instant internet. it means you can download a video just like that. or upload your photos like this. or this. or that. it's the only 750 meg internet available to millions, with uploads as instant as downloads. we took internet speed and completely reinvented it, introducing fios instant internet.

it's colder, rainier and weerd e may get some snow.ow.ison and steve back to you.c >> today the united states t will have a new attorneyheavw an general. genera the white house jeff sessionsus will be sworn ine je today.day. >> and his swearing in comes s with plenty of controversy andoe he's not the only presidently p trump pick that is shaking sha things up. up. fox5's bob barnard is lives at the white house to explain. x good morning, bob.ing, >> reporter: hey, allison hey, l and steve, good morning tog you. let you know first no snow here at the white house,know jut still a little bit of rain rin quite windy here.h weather is not going to be ao ba factor with what will happen win inside the white house att 10:30 this morning.orni you mentioned the swearing ine n of our new attorney general,ene, jeff s vice president mike pence willen do thet mi honors again at 10:30 th momorning. sessions was confirmed by the t u.s. senate last night. sen the vote n was 52 to 47, roughly along party lines. l west virginia democrat senatorot joe manchi

australian baby food maker remain in a trading halt after the resignation of its chairman at the next rainierng on tuesday. resignation of its chairman at the next ordinary meeting on tuesday. last week, bellamy reported first-half net profit down from a year earlier. more and more businesses across asia are turning to robotics driving transformation across industries from automotive to food and beverage. our next guest says the collaboration between humans and machines is a key driver. jurgen von hollen, the president of universal robots, joins me from singapore. talk to me about these robots. when you think about robotics replacing human workers, you get a mental image in your head. but these are a more nuanced take on what a robot looks and functions as. >> yes, i think collaborative robots are focused on having the man/machine interface and looking at taking the value and strengths of a human and the strength of a robot and putting it together to go one plus one equals three. that is the idea behind it. haidi: it is quite fascinating because part of the political upheaval that we have see

if yo weekend, saturday will be the rainier and the warmer of the two days.ry jeffers on the critically acclaimed tv series, ""brooklyn nine-nine." >> which we love. terry is known as the guy who rode a horse in studio 1a. last time he was here, him and the horse he rode in on. now, he is the host of an extreme reality show on netflix called "ultimate beast master." >> that's right. >> i love this thing. >> roar. >> what was that? >> when you say beast master, you have to go, roar. >> before we get to that, what i did not realize is that you were an artist. you had an art before a scholarship to play football. >> painting, drawing, the whole thing. >> that was my life. that was the thing that fueled me into getting into the arts and becoming an actor and whatever. even before football. it was weird. my mother was like, just don't hurt your hands, please. don't hurt your hands. i did anyway. you know, i drew with a cast on. it was okay. >> in fact, you were doing a little sketching. >> i have a sketch i was doing a little earlier of you guys. >> that is specta

responsibilities are, understands what those special places are like the grand canyon or other places, mount rainier, and making sure that they protect them. i had hoped to be able to support congressman zinke's nomination based on his assurances that he would manage the department of interior as a, quote, teddy roosevelt republican, end quote. however, i can't ignore the trump administration's plans for our public lands and resources, and i cannot ignore congressman zinke's commitment during our committee hearings to, quote, work to implement president-elect trump's energy independence policy, end quote, and as well as a variety of positions on returning federal land, taking public lands off the protection that they deserve today. these are very important public policy issues and i know that president trump said to many people, my cabinet is free to say whatever they want. so the fact that these important policies are going to be implemented that may erode what have been00 of years of policy in managing our public resources is quite concerning to me. what exactly is the trump administration's plan?