. >>> former philadelphia police commissioner charles ramsey's retirement didn't last long. just days and his new job is in wilmington to help that city fight crime. delaware bureau reporter tim furlong was the only reporter to speak to ramsey about his new job today and is joining us live from wilmington. tim? >> reporter: ramsey just retired from the force, i asked why didn't you go play golf like other retirees? said he chilled out for five days and that was enough. wilmington needs it. >> if i can be of some assistance to make the streets a little bit safer, then i'm more than willing to do it. >> reporter: ramsey fought crime in philly, chicago, and d.c. after ferguson president obama hand picked him to lead a task force to improve police and community relations and now he agreed to help fight crime in wilmington. he'll be a paid consultant for the police department. >> we want to really take a deeper dive into who's responsible for committing some of the crimes here in wilmington, particularly the violent crimes. >> reporter: wilmington has broken its own murder record

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. >>> charles ramsey is returning to his roots.icago's mayor has tapped ramsey to work as a consultant. he'll help guide civil rights reforms for the city's police force. ramsey began his career in law enforcement as a cadet in chicago and spent the next 30 years with that department. ramsey isñ>o already working as public safety consultant for the city of wilmington. nbc 10 was there earlier this month for the official announcement. he retired from the philadelphia police department late last year. >>> 4:37. governor chris christie is back back at fellow presidential candidate, one who made a joke about the blizzard that we are all cleaning up from. >>> it is frozen this morning. you see a little bit of snow on the ground and some icy spots to be found, even at the shore. that's a live view of cape may from the marquis de lafayette hotel. 4:38 and 20 degrees. >>> we're back now with a look at the latest for the blizzard of 2016. freezing temperatures overnight caused icing on many streets. some side streets and cities are still im

we'll wait and see if they take the advice from charles ramsey and do anything with it.ive in wilmington, tim furlong, nbc 10 news. >>> new video which first aired in mexico shows the police raid and mexican drug lord el chapo guzman's hideout. police say he was hiding in the house by managed to get away with a shootout with the mexican navy. he was later captured on a highway. with el chapo in custody, extradition proceedings are under way, officials planning to send him to the u.s. mexican officials are now focusing on a secret meeting between the drug kingpin and actor sean penn. this is the photo of their encounter back in october of last year. according to penn, the meeting happened somewhere in the middle of the mexican jungle and was set up by a mexican actress. mexican authorities are saying they are looking at whether sean penn will face charges in mexico. officials say el chapo's multibillion dollar cartel has been a major supplier of illegal drugs to the u.s. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> finally feels like winter here at home and also look at th

retirement did not last long for former philadelphia police commissioner charles ramsey. nbc 10 was there as he agreed to join the fight against crime in delaware. hear how he now plans to help wilmington police. and frozen. good luck desising this ride soon. why one driver chose a poor parking spot. >> i guess the defroster wasn't working. look at the snow being made in the pocono mountains. this afternoon mother nature is going to pitch in with a helping hand. 24 degrees right now at 4:38. neighborhood by neighborhood forecast just ahead. ♪ over 3 million people have silky smooth feet that you can't help but touch. the new amope foot file with diamond crystals and extra coarse roller head removes callouses effortlessly. feel it yourself! amope pedi perfect. homecoming? it's awesome. but with the citizens bank education refinance loan, it gets even better. you know those people who pay a little extra and get all the legroom in coach? that could be you, if you refinance your student loans. i can refinance, even with 4 loans from undergrad? yes, you could replace your stud

ramsey is a 4-star recruit, ranked 106th in the country... oregon state has suspended jarmal reid for four games after he intentionally tripped a referee last night... reid was upset that a foul was not called on the play preceeding the trip... he issued a statement a group of pro baseball players were back in town today. as ben ross shows us, these are local guys who came back --- to give back. outcue = standard trt = 1:45 -------------------------------- ----------- -------------------------------- --------- darrell rasner, steve lerud, chris aguila, and chris gimenez - all four have played in the big leagues, and today all four were back home in northern nevada for a youth baseball clinic at the nevada baseball factory. sot/gimenez: it's an amazing feeling to be able to come back here and just give some of the knowledge that i've learned and my experiences, as well as darrell, chris, and steve. we have over fifty years of baseball experience between the four of us... and the fact that we're able to give that knowledge back to the community

ramsey is a 4-star recruit, ranked 106th in the country... the australian open began amid a scandal today... a report that novak $200 grand to throw a match back in 2007 djokovic did not take the money, and in fact, did not even play in that tournament... on the court in the frist round, he let his play do the talking... djokovic routed hyeon chung in straight sets... he's the top seed, and the favorite to win it... on the women's side.. maria sharapova rolled past nao hibino is straight sets... it was her first match since she had to pull out of a tournament back in november due to a forearm injury... reno's u-s-l soccer team has released the six finalists in the "name the team" contest. they were picked from over 3,000 submissions... reno fc.... fc reno... reno silver fc... reno city fc... reno united... and reno 1868.. the winner will be decided by votes... you can vote beginning tomorrow and running through the end of the month... a winner will be revealed in mid- thanks, josh. tonight: rain likely after 4 am. increasing clouds, with a lo

august ramsey's began 4-thirty ribbon cutting wiwi be followow by wine tasting from 5-to-7. there's no cost for the event and the public is invited to stop by. good morning, it's onhis morning, we'll have a look at some of today's top stories, right after this. cbs-2 news connects with the corridor.call us with your story tips at 1-800-222-kganor email us at news at takingng look at your_________ the nation was focused on the u-s capitol, as president barack obama gave his 7-th and final state of the union address last night. night.but instead of focusing a long list of things to do in his final year -- the president told the country he's looking beyond that. that. "i don't want to talk just about the next year. i want to focus on the next five years, ten yearar and beyond. " " but it also involved looking back at his last seven.the president said the u-s is in the longesesstreak of private sector job creation in history -- and he championed the iran nuclear deal and climate change agreement made in paris last month.he also laid out a few bi-rtisan agreements he thinks shoul

chicago mayor rahm eman has tapped ramsey.career in law enforcement as a cadet in chicago and spent the next 30 years. he's working for a savety consultant for the city of wilmington. he retired late last year. >>> the snow may have stopped falling but we're not in the clear. >> the cleanup is continuing this morning. we're live in philadelphia where crews are working nonstop to get the city back on its feet. >>> we have launched skyforce 10 to check on the conditions for your morning commute. over cherry hill, camden county, heading to burlington county. we'll check all the counties in the next hour to show you what you're facing on this first day bark to work since the blizzard of 2016. >>> nbc 10 news starts now.

. >> and yesterday on his last day as commissioner, charles ramsey suspended an officer for a second time in six years. police arrested derek louis on domestic violation charges. police picked up officer lewis on december 28th accused of simple assault and harassment. the nine-year veteran had an altercation with a woman. back in 2010 ramsey suspended lewis after he got into a fight with his girlfriend, but he did get his job back. >>> a search is under way for a person who stole a car with a sleeping child inside. take a look at this video in philadelphia's frankford neighborhood. police tell us the child's step father left him sleeping inside his running car while he went inside the store. someone drove away in that car, police found the vehicle about a half hour later with the boy still inside. nbc 10 was there as the boy was reunited with his parents. if you know anything about this incident, call police. >>> new at 6:00, the suspects known as ft. dix five have their day in court tomorrow. governor christie mentioned this case as he campaigns for president. he prosecuted the case

. >>> former philadelphia police commissioner charles ramsey picked up another new job. >> beginning january 25th ramsey will guest lecture at drexel university and serve as an advisor to the criminology and justice studies department. on money was hired as a public safety consultant for wilmington delaware. ramsey retired from the philadelphia police department last week. >>> still to come tonight a debilitating condition that has derailed a local teenager's life. our stephanie stahl speaks to the 16 year-old girl about the issue that is affecting more and more young women. >>> a special performance at the kimmel center moving tribute by these young artists for a civil rights icon. >>> on the cbs-3 healthwatch an alarming new research about teenage girls and kidney stones. >> stephanie stahl is here with the study that came right here from philadelphia a's children's hospital. >> people will tell thaw having kidney stones can be as painful as child birth, and while common, they usually have been a problem for older men. well, this new research from children's hospital find a new sur

. >>> and former philadelphia police commissioner charles ramsey starts a new job today, ramsey is nowfety counsel sul about for the wilmington police department. the announcement was made this morning. ramsey served as co-chair of president obama's task force on 21st century policing. >>> and pennsylvania lawmakers head back to work today on a budget the house meets later today to vote on funding for some of the state's universities. the budget stalemate is now in its 7th month. governor wolf approved much of the spending plan last month, but he vetoed the rest. >>> and the pennsylvania school board association has filed a lawsuit, they claim it's illegal and unconstitutional to withhold state and federal school aid during the budget impasse. >>> new jersey lawmakers will vote on a casino plan today. they could approve two casinos in places like jersey city up north and meadowlands. >>> a fugitive no more. el chapo is captured after six months on the run. why actor sean penn could be in trouble after some say he nabbed the interview to help track down the drug lord. >>> plus $1.3 bill

we'll let you know about the important mission charles ramsey is tackling now.lso, scare in the air, when a plane hit severe turbulence. new this morning, hearing from passengers about the frightening flight. >> and, the arm -- the art museum steps. showing you other fun people had during the historic storm. we'll be right back. here in vineland, home of progresso, we love all kinds of chicken soups... but just one kind of chicken. white breast meat chicken every time. so if you're not going to make your own chicken soup tonight, do what we do...make it progresso. look at this sweet face. so sweet. ok, we're going to need a napkin gooey, flaky, happy. toaster strudel. >>> yesterday, boeing 767 encounter turbulence, aircraft landed saferly in saint john new finland. seven people were taken to the hospital. >> going along, turbulence, then the plane actually dropped. went to the side, went flying, people, yes, it was pretty intense. >> scary. plans are underway to ensure the passengers and crew can now get to their destination. >> former philadelphia police commis

commissioner ramsey was a supporter of stop-and-frisk for a long time, along with mayor nutter.enney was elected with the promise of ending the practice, and, for all intents and purposes, we assume that richard ross is going to bring a new day to the philadelphia police department. so, is this a big conflict and how do you think ross is going to deal with this? >> stop-and-frisk was something that nutter actually said as a candidate in 2007. he used those words as a policy. do we actually think that before that cops didn't stop people and frisk them? [ laughter ] this whole thing is a judgment call by a police officer on the street assessing the situation, and to think that you're gonna impose a policy on either side of this question that's going to change the way a cop on the street dealing with a threat either to themself or to the community is suddenly gonna take out a policy manual and read it is ridiculous. so we're not gonna have stop-and-frisk anymore, except there are gonna be people who get stopped and who are frisked. believe me. >> i agree with that, but with respect

ramsey held the position for 8 years. first deputy richard ross will become the new top cop. >>> the powerball jackpot keeps growing worth $400 million. no one matched all the numbers in last night's 355 million-dollar drawing, the old of doing that were slim. one in 292 million. don't to say the tickets -- tonight toss the tickets just yet, someone in pennsylvania with a power play ticket matched the first five numbers, so that ticket is worth $2 million. not bad. numbers, 56, 15, 289, 42 and the -- 5, 6, 15, 19, 42, the powerball was 10 and the power play was 2. >> up next on "action news" sunday morning. a war of words over lands that general washington won during the revolutionary war. >> he is a cool pooch who is more popular than hollywood stars in japan. >>> wherever those people are taking off today, it's about to get cold around here, chris sowers has the complete seven-day forecast when we come right back. it's the holidays, which means a house full of people, who all want to get online. so hurry and get verizon

hutchinson said more than 30 and ramsey fired more than 18 times right at them. hutcher son says it is that kind of dedication he wants to celebrate. >> hopefully to encourage them and keep them doing the job that they have been doing in the past. but i just -- i am so you proud of them. i am glad to have an opportunity to see what they do each day, 24 hours a day, seven days a week. >> reporter: sheriff hutchinson gave out several other awards and you have those details at wset.com. everyone who got an award. >>> well, we just got the word from george. should we share it? >> noreen: yeah, grin and bear it. >> george: but one more freeze. >> noreen: then the warm-up is coming. >> george: big freeze and then black ice and then you will really love the forecast for next week. a lot of smiles to go around. for tomorrow morning, keep in mind some of that melted snow will refreeze, but after 9 a.m., it is going to be melting away, and it is probably going to melt away for good. we will be staying above freezing each night as we work our way into next week. sunny and c

ramsey is already working as a public safety consultant for the city of wilmington. nbc 10 was there for the official announcement. ramsey retire trd the philadelphia police department last year. >>> turning to decision 2016, new jersey governor chris christie is on the campaign trail. he held a town hall today. christie touted his handling of the massive storm that hit over the weekend. he also took issue with comments made by marco rubio. the florida senator joked the storm would prevent federal agencies from imposing new regulations. christie said rubio's comments showed a real immaturity. >>> a pregnant teenager dies during the blizzard. what her family is telling nbc 10 about what she was doing in the snow before she died. >>> tonight, dangerous conditions on the side streets of philadelphia as crews worked to clear all of that snow. we're tracking what you can expect if you are heading in to the city tomorrow. >>> this is nbc 10 news first alert weather. >>> the city of philadelphia is bringing in the heavy equipment to help get rid of the snow piles around the

ramsey moved up the ranks of the department over the course of three decades. in 1998 he became washington, d.c.,'s police chief and finally in 2008 he came to philadelphia and took on the role of police commissioner. >>> this just in, the chairman of montgomery county commissioner says he's running for state attorney general. josh shapiro says he'll make a formal announcement tomorrow, joining a crowded field vying to proceed kathleen kane in the november election. kane says she will seek a second term, despite facing a criminal trial. >>> governor chris christie and new jersey lawmakers have reached an agreement on a measure to bring a casino to north jersey, requiring a minimum $1 billion investment by anyone who wants to open the casino. the assembly would still have to give the okay by august and if they do, people in new jersey would vote on the casino in november. the new legislative session begins tomorrow. ♪ ♪ ground control to major tom >> the loss of david bowie has the music world in mourning today. coming up next on nbc 10 news at 5:00, we take a l

in marion, ramsey's wine bistro is open once again. tonight's grand re-pening marked the ee of an expansion project on seventh avenue.the music venue and enough room for private parties.besides the extra space, ramsey's now features additional food selections for patrons. that is cbs 2 news ten at ten -- the corridor's top stories and tomorrow's weather first forecast in the first ten minutes. minutes.still to come...learning lessons with letters. letters.w one local grououis getting a better perspective on a massive humanitarian crisis. marco rubio. he ran for senate saying he opposed amnesty... then he flipped, and worked with liberal chuck schumer to co-author the path to citizenship bill. he threatened to vote against it. and then voted f f it. he supported his own dream act and then he abandoned it. just another washington politician you can't trust. jeb bush. he's a leader, so you always know where he stands. right to rise usa coming up tomorrow on cbs 2 this morning.the powerball jackpot prize is at a record high, right now more

ramsey was retired when he took the philadelphia job in january of 2008.ater this week, new commissioner richard rot will take over for commissioner ramsey. >> new mayor jim kenly take the oath of office tomorrow, at the academy of music. the city 99th march put poverty at the top of his priority list, along with improving relations with the african-american community, our jessica dean one-on-one interview with new mayor kenney tonight on "eyewitness news" at 11:00. >> vacation to hawaii is over for president owe bamm a first family visited the honolulu zoo. president, his daughters, sister and neices, strolled along on last day of their vacation, when they stopped to look at the lemurs the president pick up a young girl so she could have a better view. president and first family on their way back to the white house as we speak. >>> and, tomorrow, the president will give back to work beginning his final year in office with new action on gun control. the president want to expand backgrounds checks, in the executive order intending on issuing don't require a

. >> jillian ramsey has her photo all over her dorm room. >> it makes me remember her life. >> they have been friends since first grade so news of interest brought relief. >> most of my emotions were disappointment more than anyone thing. >> benjamin clague was driving a bus on december 14 when he failed to yield and hit her in the crosswalk. a supervisor for the bus system that serves the city of ames and isu found audio from the bus that day and turned it over to police. >> is a sound you can hear when he turned the corner which we believe was him striking her. >> police say he kept driving but stopped at the next stop sign to inspect the bus. officers say he knew he struck someone. >> it would've been better if he turned himself in. >> more than a month later, ramsey feels no anger, she just hopes of one day he will take >> even the worst kinds of people deserve second chances but he has to start off by forgiving himself and accepting what he had done and apologizing. >> i reached out to him and his family at his brother tells me they have no comment. laura terrell, kcci, iowa's news

(cheers and applause) welcome back comedienne and vlogger, franchesca ramsey.rs and applause) for everyone at home, join our conversation right now on twitter at "the nightly show" using the hashtag "tonightly." as we talked about earlier in the show, it's 2016, and bill cosby got himself arrested. (cheering) he's gone and did it. it feels like a victory, but do you feel he's going to be convicted? i'm a little suspicious. >> no, but it feels like a little bit of a victory. i will take whatever i can get. (laughter) it's kind of like the first week at a gym membership,eth a victory. >> larry: we're working out! but we're only four days in. next week i'll be eating all the leftover pie, so it won't be as much as a victory. >> larry: i'm not sure if your metaphor is working. >> not working? i would say maybe. >> larry: maybe a victory? i would say maybe he will be convicted. he's not a cop and he didn't kill anyone, so... >> larry: she a very famous person -- he is a very famous person. >> it's amazing. don't think he's going to get convicted. if it's a victory,

meanwhile, a live look at a party happening right now at ramsey's metro market. people will be there celebrating the new grand opening until 7- totoght if you want to stop marco rubio. he ran for senate saying he opposed amnesty... then he flipped, and worked with liberal chuck schumer to co-author the path to citizenship bill. he threatened to vote against it. and then voted for it. he supported his own dream act and then he abandoned it. marco rubio. just another washihiton politician you can't trust. jeb bush. he's a leader, so you always know where he stands. right to rise usa cordes: most nurses are tough. they're problem-solvlvs. they like making things better. people don't have access to healthcare because they just can't afford it. bernie sanders understands how pharmaceutical companies d major medical companies are ripping g off. bernie tells the truth, and he's been consistent. he understands that the system is rigged, and he's the only one who o n bring real change. i'm bernie sanders, and i approve this message. "fifty shades of grey" is alal tied up

. >>> up next here at 4 o'clock today former philadelphia police commissioner charles ramsey takes a job. >> and coming up at 4:30 a woman is almost carjacked in a wawa parking lot and it turns out it may not be the first time the suspect has struck in the same spot. >> and literally gave the homeless man a shirt off his own back. the heartwarming viral video of a good samaritan on a new york city subway inspiring kindness across the globe in big talkers. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> city of wilmington has turned to a familiar face as they try to cut down on violence. mayor dennis williams says the city has retained former philadelphia police commissioner charles ramsey as a public safety consultant. ramsey is considered a national leader on community policing and will work with wilmington's police department to device new strategies. >> he's going to help us complete some things for our department he said we were going in the right direction but we want to be better. we want to make sure the things we're doing are working. he'll push us in the right direction. >> ramsey will also help implement rec

. >> my name is ramsey james dardar, sr.e been here five years, and i'm serving a 32-year sentence for simple burglary. i admit i did commit a crime, but as far as being a bad person i don't think i'm a bad person. i just think i allowed a drug addiction to cause me to make bad decisions. and i stole for drugs. >> he's known here in south louisiana mostly because he was a big-time football player at lsu and kind of the hometown hero. >> i come from a little small town named cecilia, louisiana, probably the only time you see a red light in cecilia is probably around christmas-time. it's that small. >> in the 1983 nfl draft dardar was picked by the st. louis cardinals and later played for the houston oilers. >> i played with the great warren moon, some of the great players. mike rozier. guys like that. played for the man in black, jerry glanville. >> number 44 for the washington redskins. this right here is herschel walker, 1981. i can name you a few guys, famous guys, that got a few of the scars on me. >> ramsey's football ca

like his predecessor, retiring commissioner charles ramsey, ross believes in community policing. he's been on force since 1989. promoted to deputy commissioner in 2005 and first deputy commissioner three years later >>> philadelphia mayor jim kenney will attend a swearing in today. instead of the inaugural galla usual held he welcomed hundreds of supporters to a block party. featured local food trucks and raised money for the philadelphia school district. the mayor addressed the crowd during the ceremony >> how do you like our block party? no black tie, no gowns. we're good. come from neighborhoods. we know what it's like >> earlier in the day, mayor kenney signed six executive executive orders. new city council members were also sworn in yesterday >>> part of his efforts to raise money, mayor kenney accepted a $100,000 check for the school districted fund. they had to make a minimum donation of $5,000. mayor kenney said philadelphia's children and their education is a priority of his administration. it's a goal of visiting students across city once a week. >>> the new year also

ramsey has held the possession for nearly 8 years. nearly all of mayor nutter's tenure in city hall and jim ke kenny will be sworn in monday that's when the first depfy richard bros will become the city's top cop. >> a woman from new jersey is facing charges after she was caught on video driving into several parked cars outside a casino in atlantic city. check out this videoch the video shows the woman repeatedly back up and trying to drive between two parked cars even throat vehicle she was in was clearly stuck and police say it happened new year's day tropicana hotel. joanna kos tas jumped into unoccupied car waiting to be parked and took off and he was arrested facing several carpal including dui. >> someone could start the new year with extra 355 million bucks in his pocket heext rear winning numbers. 5, 6, 15, 29 ux 423, and powerball is 10. and did you win adam? >> no. >> i didn't think so. >> and this is one of largest powerball jackpots in history jumped to 20 million bucks since last drawing or jumps 20 million since the last

devearl ramsey, a point guard from sierra canyon.... he hit a pair of buckets in their games against monteverde, the number three ranked team in the country... sierra canyon lost 81- 67... ramsey is a 4-star recruit, ranked 106th in the country... he's already signed with nevada look, i know you're a cow and all. and you may not know what i'm talking about, but, uh. the yogurt made from your milk, is delicious. the sniffling and sneezing from the common cold. it turns out, americans suffer from over 1- billion colds each year. but, there are better ways to prevent and treat the virus. martha shade has tonight's medical minute. throat, sneezing and a runny nose. colds are all too common this time of year but a new review from the canadian medical association contains tips on how we can fight back. the researchers looked at results from 67 trials and found that good old fashioned hand washing may be the best way to prevent catching a cold. studies in children found that those taking zinc had fewer colds than other kids. the researchers sa

. >>> meanwhile, former philadelphia police commissioner, charles ramsey, has a new gig.aw enforcement veteran will serve as public safety consultant for wilmington, delaware, he will also assist with violence reduction initiatives throughout the city. ramsey who required at commissioner last week, also serves as a chair on president obama's task force, on 21st century policing. >>> bensalem police are investigating an attempts carjacking at wawa gas station. part of the incident was caught on surveillance cameras. it happened last night, just before 6:30. investigators say, the victim was sitting in her car at the wawa on route one, when that suspect grabbed her door, and opened it. he covered the victim's mouth and told her to keep quiet, but she fought back and honked the horn. the suspect described as an african-american man in his 20's dark pants, hooded sweatshirt, knit cap, gloves. officials believe that this is the same man who attempt topped carjack someone at the same location last month. >>> a store owner fights back against alleged rob nerves south philadelphi

laura: jylian ramsey has emmalee's photo all over her dorm room. >> it doesn't make me feel sad. it makes me just remember her laura: the two had been friends since first grade, so news of an arrest wednesday, brought relief. >> most of my emotions toward him are mostly disappointment more than anything. laura: ames police say 23-year-old benjamin clague was driving a cyride bus december 14 when he failed to yield and hit emmalee in the crosswalk. a supervisor for the bus system that serves the city of ames and isu found audio from clague's bus that day and turned it over to police. >> there's a sound that you can hear as he's turning the corner which leads us to believe that he that was him striking emily. laura: police say clague kept driving, but stopped at the next stop sign to inspect his bus. officers believe crague knew he struck someone. >> for everybody it would have , been better if he would have turned himself in. laura: more than a month later, ramsey feels no anger, she just hopes clague will one day take responsibility and apologize for >> even like the worst kinds

. >>> the city of wilmington has hired former philadelphia police commissioner charles ramsey as a publicafety consultant. according to mayor deputy nice williams, ramsey will work with the wilmington police department to develop new strategies to fight crime. wilmington has been suffering a raising rate of vicious homicides. >>> philadelphia police are taking extra precautions after they received a tip that a group of radicalized muslims may be targeting the department. on saturday night, an unidentified woman told an officer that the group consists of four men including edward archer, the man accused of shooting the officer thursday night. archer told them that he did it in the name of islam. since this weekend, officers have been patrolling in pairs for extra precaution and protection. >> it might not be anything to it, but we're not going to take any chances with that. we have to protect our police officers and that's paramount. >>> this weekend archer was charged with attempted murder. officer is still recovering from three gunshot wounds to his arms. >>> lawyers for bill cosby say t

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. >>> the city of wilmington hired former philadelphia police commissioner charles ramsey as a publicety consultant. mayor dennis williams says ramsey will work with the wilmington police department to develop new strategies to fight crime. wilmington has suffered a rising rate of vicious homicides. >> ♪ >> happening today, pennsylvania senate committee will hold its final hearing to discuss the possible removal of attorney general kathleen kane. kane asked the state supreme court yesterday to reinstate her law license. the court put her license on indefinite suspension after she was charged with leaking secret grand jury testimony to the media. kane has also written to the senate saying it does not have the authority to kick her out of office unless she is first impeached by the house. >>> also happening today, montgomery county commissioner josh shapiro plans to formally announce he'll be seeking to replace kane as state attorney general. the 42-year-old democrat enters a crowded field of at least four other democrats and one republican. the primary for both parties is on april 26th

ramsey has held the position for eight years. ross served as deputy commissioner under ramsey. >>> philadelphia's new mayor jim kenney made a casual connection with supporters at his block party last night. nbc 10 was at the pennsylvania convention center where no tuxedos or gown were needed. money raise willed go to the public school. the city's top educator says that move sends the right signal. >> public schools and our teachers and our staff members, it hasn't been like that since i've been here so this is very exciting to see. >> kenney's inaugural block party raised more than $650,000 for philadelphia's public schools. >>> mayor kenney wasted no time after his inauguration in taking his first actions, including making philadelphia a sanctuary city. the designation limits cooperation between philadelphia police and federal law enforcement in holding undocumented immigrants. kenney's action reversed the policy of former mayor michael nutter. it also followed a series of federal raids across the country targeting undocumented

according to mayor dennis williams ramsey will work with the wilmington police department to develops to fight crime specifically it's rising homicide rate. >> 5:57 and road rage at rush hour. a driver is caught on camera attacking a couple in another car. >> also we have tips for lottery players who are joining forces at work. how to make sure that you share and share well should you win. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> "action news." delaware valley's leading news program. with matt o'donnell, tamala edwards, karen rogers and meteorologist, david murphy. >> ♪ >> good morning. it's 6:00 a.m. on this tuesday january 12th. here's what's happening. >> we're following breaking news. a castle on an expansive delaware county estate goes up in flames this morning. >> a pedestrian is dead after being struck by a car in atlantic county overnight. >> accuweather is tracking where we could see the first snowflakes of this winter season. >> in fact we've got dave murphy outside looking up at the sky and karen rogers is taking a look at your traffic. good morning. >> it's definitely a cold start across the region.

ramsey started his career in the chicago police department before moving on to lead police departments in washington d.c. and, of course, right here in philadelphia before leaving fill will a ramsey was chair of a white house task force on 21st century policing. >>> former new york city mayor michael bloomberg may be considering a possible independent presidential run. a source says that the seven three-year oldies expected to make a decision sometime in march. spokesmen for the the former mayor declined to comment, news of bloomberg's consideration was first reported saturday morning by new york times when said owe will be willing to spend 1 billion-dollar of his own money on a white house bid. that is a lot of money. >> he would really stir things up, wouldn't he, michael bloomberg. >>> 6:21. super bowl 50 is set. >> afc/nfc championship games are in the books. howard has highlights of both games next. for the girl scout meeting... okay. for the soccer team... for the girl scout meeting... how many meetings are you having?! at giant, prices are down. savings are up. which makes the c

ramsey has served on many law enforcement committees including one created by president obama.lmington police department develop new strategies to fight crime. >> he's going help us improve some things for our department. he pretty much said we were going in the right direction but we want to be better. we want to make sure the things we're doing are working. we want to make sure that the things that he sees we may be making mistakes on he'll tweak them and push us in the right direction. >> in addition to ramsey's eight year stint as philadelphia's police commissioner he's led departments in chicago and washington, d.c. he starts his new appointment next monday. >>> and philadelphia police are looking for a crook who went to great lengths to get his cash in roxborough. this surveillance video shows the suspect outside of the eagle gas station along the 3100 block of umbria street last thursday morning. the man tied a rope around an atm and then to his suv. he then ripped the machine from its anchor, loaded it into his car and then drove off. >> all right, time to check the tra

well, philadelphia police commissioner charles ramsey is moving on.he philadelphia new mayor and police commissioner set to take office. the outgoing commissioner tweeted thanks to the city. he says, thank you philly police officers, and all philadelphians it, has been a pleasure serving as commissioner. hashtag unforgettable. ramsey came out of retirement to become philadelphia police commissioner in january 2008. he is being succeeded by former deputy commissioner richard rot on january 7th. >>> incoming mayor jim kenney takes over monday. new mayor says poverty in the city is his top priority. kenny says he also wants to improve the relationship with the city's african-american community, and reduce jail over-crowding. our jessica dean will have one-on-one interview, with the city's 99th mayor, jim kenney tonight, on "eyewitness news" at 11:00. >> hacking group taking credit for taking down president trump's campaign website. site down for about an hour saturday, from 11:00 a.m. to noon. group called new world hacking, which claims to focus it effo

ramsey started his career in the chicago police department before moving on to lead police departments in washington d.c. and then right here in philadelphia before leaving philadelphia ramsey was chair of the white house task force on 21st century policing. >>> chicago needs it the right now. >>> first of three escaped prisoners considered armed and dangerous. three inmates broke out of the maximum security jail in santa an a, california on friday, in southern california. they managed to cut through steel bars in their cell and then sneak through the plumbing tunnels to the roof. after that they reportedly used sheets the to repel four stories to the ground and then just took off. the the escapees included a suspected murderer, and inmates charged with a to tempted murder and kidnapping. manhunt for them of course is underway. >>> former new york city mayor michael bloomberg may be considering a possible independent presidential run. source says that the seven three-year oldies expected to make a decision sometime coming up in march. spokesmen for former mayor declined to comment. new

august ramsey's began expansion for remodeling.the 4-thirty ribbon cutting will be followed by wine tasting from 5-to-7. there's no cost for the event and the public is invited to stop by. iowa supreme court chief justice mark cady will give a today at the state capitol building.the address will tackle how the judicial branch is moving forward to several different areas -- like how they're responding to more human trafficking in the state. the speech will begin at 10- a-m. iowa state may be saying all the right things -- rome wasn't built in a day -- we just need to stick to the process -- but it's gut check time for the -- 1-2 in the big 12 -- cyclones -- they need to get another conference win and that starts by messin' with texasththclones have won 4 straight mettings between the twoin the first half they were back to their old tricks -- abdual nader to jameel mckay -- he slams it home -- qowa state goes up 3 -- that would be there last lead of the halflfthe cylcones were down by as many as 11 -- but clawed back -- geoges naing -- stops and spins for two -- tying the game up at 8

marion...it's a celebration of a rebirth for ramsey's wine bistro in the uptown district. a grand re-opening tonight marked the completion of an expansion, doubling their spe on 7th avenue. it also features a new live music venue and enough room for private parties. "its the community that really thats why we are in it is for the people" people"bebedes the extra space, ramsey's now features additional food selections. more than a third of linn county residents are senior citizens.but they've been without a senior center since the flood d 2008. 2008.so today, seniors gathered at the jean oxley center to talk more about the issue. they explained, that right now, they have to meet at *different locations in nn county throughout the week to socialize and exercise. today, they got a verbal committment to create a new center.if the plan goes through, county supervisors are thinking about creating space for seniors ininhe nn you got people working incredibly long hours. median family income today -- $4,000 less than it was in 1999. the bottom line of this economy is that it is ri

. >>> police commissioner, charles ramsey steps down tomorrow. he tweeted out a goodbye saying it was a pleasure serving as commissioner. ramsey's first deputy richard ross will become the city's new top cop. >> here's an update on a developing story out of india. indian troops are battling two gunmen at an air force near the country's border with pakistan. the base came under attack 36 hours ago. the gunmen have been cornered and expected to be captured or killed soon. the attack has left 7 indian troops dead, indian forces have killed four gunmen. >>> a candle light vigil was held for the victims of the deadly attack on friday in tel aviv. two people were killed and several others wounded when 31-year-old allegedly opened fire. family members describe him as a troubled man who was traumatized after a cousin was killed by police in 2006. >>> now we'll go to north carolina we'll talk about this gentleman, this is a pastor in north carolina who was confronted by a rifle-wielding man as he was giving a sermon on gun violence on new year's eve. past

we're told this happened at a club on ramsey street. officers told our crew on that scene, one person was shot four times, another person shot once. they are still searching for a suspect. and there's some new concerns this morning about the zika virus. health officials emphasize it's primarily contracted through mosquitos but new evidence suggests the possibility it so far, 36 cases have been reported in the u.s. none, however, in north carolina. anthony: the crackdown under way on facebook. it's about online gun sales. a new policy for facebook bars private individuals from advertising or selling firearms on the social network. it also applies to instagram. gun control groups have complained that facebook and other sites are used by unlicensed sellers and buyers who are not legally eligible to do business with firearms. apple is recalling millions of power adapters like this one because they could cause an electric shot. the company says the three-pronged wall adapters were designed for use in australia, new zealand, korea, argentina

tonight, three people recovering from the shooting in fayetteville police say shots overnight on ramsey street. the victims were not seriously hurt. we are waiting for police to release information. a special night for our colleague larry stogner. he received the vip treatment while attending the boston college men's basketball game in chapel hill. he had seats right behind the bench. has been one year since he announced his retirement. we will have full highlights coming up. always good to see him smiling. a surprise for ron rivera, what neighbors did for the super bowl-bound coach. as we had to break, here is a live look at the raleigh skyline . you are going to love the next few days. some parts of the viewing area tt2w`t3n`&d" bt@qro, tt2w`t3n`&d" "a@qbch tt2w`t3n`&d" bm@qihd tt4w`t3n`&d"" dztq &#h tt4w`t3n`&d"" entq v'( tt4w`t3n`&d"" gzt& o p tt4w`t3n`&d"" hnt& _.< tt4w`t3n`&d"" iztq 5gd tt4w`t3n`&d"" jntq '7$ tt4w`t3n`&d"" lzt& ?zx heather: it seems everybody is rallying behind the carolina panthers. neighbors of ron rivera left this message in front of his south charlotte home. h

. >>> and former police commissioner charles ramsey landed another new job at drexel university. taking on a newly created fellowship geared toward urban revitalization, and earlier this week as we told you ramsey began working as a consultant for the police department in wilmington, delaware. >> a busy man, no retirement yet. >>> time for a check of the accuweather forecast. adam joseph is here. not much to track today? >> no, it's quiet today and overall tomorrow and then friday night we see a storm pulling in. cape may, new jersey, a calm ocean overall and clear skies and temperatures warmer than they were yesterday at this time. it's 47 in philadelphia on the brink of 50 in millville at 50 in dover and even up to the north and west, reading 42 degrees and near 40 degrees in the lehigh valley, when you look at that change over the last 24 hours, it's impressive. 22 degrees warmer in millville and 23 in lancaster and even above the 10 degree threshold in the lehigh valley, high clouds stream by and they continue to push off to the east and to the north and clear sky to deal wit

in fayetteville, this is ramsey street. shower activity around fayetteville on our radar. a little glistening there, very light. thankfully, no snow. a lot of stuff melting today. under my name there is green, there you go. southern pines and fayetteville roxboro, and the orange, fog in the roxboro area. down power lines due to an accident and elbridge drive and rock service station road east of holly springs, keep that in mind. police on the scene are de touring traffic. 40-15-501 doing great endearment county -- in durham county. the bill and looking good. -- the beltline looking good. seven minutes from i-40 up to u.s. 15. president obama weighs in on the oscars' diversity john: john: welcome back. barbara: the oscar diversity. controversy has made it to the oval office president. obeverybody is getting a fair shot? comes a casting announcement some people feel is y michael jackson for a british tv project. given the talk about diversity in hollywood, some people are not happy about that. john: if you were born to run or bruce springsteen is coming to north carolina. an