randy's brother, state trooper rory steidl, believed randy was guilty.for herself, so she visited him behind bars. >> you see your mother's eyes, tears streaming down her cheeks. sits down. she said, you look at me right now. did you have anything to do with this at all? i looked her right in her eyes. and i said, mom, i've done some bad things in my life, but i've never done anything like this. you know i'm not capable of doing anything like this. as soon as i got that out of my mouth, she was up and out of that visiting booth, slammed the door. >> when we left, she said he didn't do that, rory. i said, well how do you know? and she said, by the way he answered my question. i looked him right in the eye. i know when he's lying to me. >> despite their mother's belief in randy's innocence, only hard evidence could shake rory's faith in the system. that evidence was about to come from an unlikely source. >> my epiphany came when i got the call from randy's attorney that said, i just received a letter from debbie reinboldt that says your brother wasn't ther

>> correct. >> randy scott: thank you. is there a motion? >> i would move that the $554,000 of the 1,661,000 be used to stabilize rates as long as is that is from an active gain versus premium cost. however that calculation worked its way out. and that those funds actually are due back to the plan in question according to our policy. >> randy scott: is there a second? >> second. >> randy scott: it's been properly moved and seconded, the recommendation as outlined on page 8 of the presentation be adopted with the understanding that additional options are being formulated by the actuary. and it will be presented later. is there a discussion on the motion by the commissioners? is there any public comment? hear and seeing no public comment we are ready to [roll call] all of those opposed. the motion is adopted. >> we are now ready to move to discussion item 7. >> item 7. >> discuss item. presentation on cobay bench marking. 123450 on the table is bench mashing. this is something we are done the last few years in february. so it's time to take an

randi: it is a terrible idea. stop., full but it saddens me, because it absolutely no understanding that children, parents, and educators all want and need schools to be safe sanctuaries for teaching and learning, not armed fortresses. not armed camps. and it felt like go, this is what the nra has wanted all along. this is now a new market for the gun manufacturers. and this is where the president, after that listening session, to ok this conversation instead of actually trying to reduce gun violence in our streets and our schools? so if you think about it pragmatically, it is an insane suggestion, because what are you going to do in terms of teachers? are kindergarten teachers going to wear their guns on their hips? where are you going to lock guns? are you talking about just handguns versus and ar-15 that can shoot 90 rounds in a minute? so what happens if kids are rushing along in a hallway? what is a frightened teacher going to do? as the new york times editorial said today -- i could go through all of these u

randy gyllenhaal has been live in old city since the early morning hours. randy? >> reporter: good morning. we're waiting for another update from the fire commissioner as this blaze continues to burn behind me. third and chestnut street. more than four alarms for almost four hours. next the latest on the operation. >>> take a look over the region on radar and satellite. no more snow, no more rain. just a few clouds and those are thinning out. we're looking at sunny conditions to help melt the snow, a little breeze this morning. a live view from center city. ♪ strummed guitar you can't experience the canadian rockies through a screen. you have to be here, with us. ♪ upbeat music travel through this natural wonder and get a glimpse of amazing, with a glass of wine in one hand, and a camera in the other, aboard rocky mountaineer. canada's rocky mountains await. call your travel agent or rocky mountaineer for special offers now. >>> breaking news. firefight in the old city neighborhood. dozens of evacuations. we're live at the scene with an update. >>> also this morni

all that despite having the really laid-back, cool name of randy.n, president trump still trapped at the bottom of a well. after seven days, are we any closer to a successful rescue? and an exclusive with senator bill cassidy on his failed attempt to eat an entire cow. am i disappointed? absolutely. it is a disappointment for myself. i am ted nelms, and this is "the fake news." ♪ dun, da-da-dun, da-da-dun ♪ da-da-da-da-da-dun ♪ [ music ends ] [ chord plays ] [ chord, chimes play ] [ chords play ] [ chord plays ] welcome to the tfn newsquarters. i'm ted nelms. let's get started in florida with team coverage of hurricane randy. we've got abby wofsy running late a few blocks away, stewart mccoy in a tree, and mark telfer is bearing the brunt of the storm in the florida keys. thanks, mark. thanks, ted. i'm here... not so fast. mark, let's go to tfn meteorologist jane gordon standing by in the tfn severe weather lounge. jane? ted, moments ago, hurricane randy was upgraded from a category 4 to a category 5. oh, my god! jane, explain for our viewers, but n

we're live along i-95, i'm randy gyllenhaal, nbc 10 news. >>> thank you, randy.ady to start your day, count on the free nbc 10 app for instant updates and alerts on the rain and flooding. >>> a key member of the super bowl champion philadelphia eagles will treat fans today. running back jay ajayi will make an appearance at the king of prussia mall at dick's sporting goods from 1:00 to 3:00 p.m. to see him, you need the wristband. they will start handing them out at 10:00 a.m. only 350 are available. early bird gets the worm. >>> one week ago today, the eagles won the city's first super bowl and celebrating is nowhere near done. aundrea cline-thomas is following the latest moves by the birds who are are the toast of the town. >> hundreds of eagles fans happily stood in the rain outside of karl's cards and collectibles. >> worth the wait standing in line, just like the parade. >> all for a chance to meet eagles running back corey clement. >> thank you. >> thank you for coming. >> fans bought all kinds of mem bell i can't. >> thank you for supporting us. >> there we

and randy took this deep breath.t to say. it's what i feel. i've never been forced to say anything on any tape. >> there was a moment of truth, when we had a meeting. we were out in the main room. the main room at golden gate. and she's blin fodfolded. we're all sitting around, none of us have ski masks. it was posed to her, you are no longer a prisoner. we're going to release you. we understand you don't want to go home. now, it's your choice. you can make this choice here. >> mom, dad, i would like to comment on your efforts to supposedly secure my safety. my mother's acceptance of the appointment of a second term of a u.c. regent, that you well knew would have cause mid immediate exsolution by the sla shows political bias. >> none of us amongst us ever concluded before she brought it up that this was a remote possibility. >> i have been given the choice of, being released in a safe area or joining the forces of t the sla. i have chosen to stay and fight. >> and that was it. done deal. >> i have been given the name

randy gyllenhaal, nbc 10 news. >>> thank you, randy. as you get ready to start your day count on the free nbc app for rain and flooding issues. >>> a key member of the philadelphia eagles will greet fans today. running back jay ajayi will make an appearance at the dick's sporting goods between 1:00 and 3:00 this afternoon. to get in to see him, you need a wristbands. they'll start handing them out at 10:00 this morning. only 350 are available. >>> today marks one week since the historic super bowl win in minnesota for the eagles and fans are not done celebrating as aundrea cline-thomas shows us, neither are the players. >> reporter: hundreds of eagles fans happily stood in the rain outside of karl's cards and collectibles in havers town. >> worth waiting in line. >> all for a chance to meet eagles running back corey clement. >> fans bought helmets, pictures and other mem bell i canorabilio sign. >> it could be hailing and we'd be here. >> there were cheers and high fives as beau allen arrived at maggie's waterfront cafe. fans got to mee

randy had spent $2 million.y make another demand for an additional $4 million. >> the plan proposed for mr. hearst is that he was given a gesture of good faith in its present form. it will be acceptable only if an additional $4 million will be added to the $2 million already allotted, making it a total of $6 million to be used for the purchase of food. death to the fascist insect that preys upon the life of the people. >> i would like to make a statement. the size of the latest demand of the sla is far beyond my financial capability. therefore, the matter is now out of my hands. >> what does that mean, mr. hearst? >> what does that mean, sir? >> randy's dilemma is especially acute not only because his daughter is in mortal danger, but because the sla thinks he has more money than he does. william randolph hearst set up his company so that professional managers would always call the shots because he just didn't trust any of his sons to live up to his example. in the 1970s, randy hearst's title was publisher of "t

and randy would say, catherine, that's not the point.hat's not the point. >> try not to worry so much and just do what you can. i mean i know you're doing m mom- take care of steve. bye. >> every communique that would come out, i just had this obsessive need to sort of tell myself what are the chances that this is going to come out okay. and i remember when there were times i would say there isn't a 20% chance she's going to get out of this. it seemed like it was hopeless. >> we really didn't want her life to be in jeopardy, that didn't advance our political goals. so what we did to demonstrate that she was not our enemy, was we trained her on how to use a little shotgun. if we got in a circle, she would have a shotgun, and she would have been able to defend herself if cops came in and actually tried to kill her too. she's not a stereotypical hollywood victim. i'm sure she's trying to calculate her next move. >> tech: ...every minute counts. and you don't have time for a cracked windshield. that's why at safelite, we'll show you exactly

randy gyllenhaal is at the scene this morning for us. randy? >> reporter: it is now under control after almost four hours of fighting. but the work continues. you can see them still putting water on the hotspots behind me. up next, what's next in the investigation, plus the intense scene inside the building that philadelphia firefighters had to encounter. >>> and take a look at our first alert radar and satellite. different picture than last night. we're drying out and warming up big time. it starts today. we're talking records, though, by the workweek. look at how high the numbers go and leave you with a live view in center city. >>> that breaking news this morning is in old city where a fire in philadelphia's historic district hit four alarms this morning and forced dozens of people from inside of their apartments. here now is a live look from sky force 10. you can still see smoke coming from outside that building. this is 239 chestnut street. the building of origin. firefighters just learned, successful in containing the fire. now it's under

. >> by 2001, the illinois courts had repeatedly declined to give randy a new trial. randy's last chance at freedom would now come at the federal level. >> it is the court of last resort. after 15 years of state court findings, most federal judges assume that those state court findings are correct. >> judge mike mccuskey would oversee the case, a veteran of

randy? >> reporter: you mentioned this fire was officially placed under control just before 7:00 this morning. but crews are going to remain out here for hours dealing with hotspots and a ton of smoke. you can still see they're putting water into the third, fourth and fifth floors of this building. a lot of smoke and we have still seen a few flames popping out of the building. firefighters say they do not expect this to spread any further. the red cross was on scene this morning helping. the dozens of people evacuated from apartments above the fire and a nearby hotel. this is the corner of 3rd and chestnut streets in old city. fire officials say the flames started in a six-story building at 239 chestnut street. that's right across from the museum of the american revolution. it's a building that includes apartments, a diner, a pizza shop and right next door, a best western hotel that was full of guests who woke up to the sounds of sirens an the smell of smoke. >> about 3:30 this morning, the

randi: let's put it this way. this has gone every which way in terms of federal rules and regulations. byh of this is governed state. and, there are federal law rights laws -- federal civil rights laws that also need to be in the mix. we have actually had to separate pushes on this. one of the things we have actually done, which i think we have done right is to actually not believe but to actually look at the data for the last few years. because, schools were suspending and expelling a is proportionate the kids they were suspending and expelling were disproportionately black and brown. and that was wrong. so there has been a real focus on how we can find ways to make sure that we have the sort of justice program or social equity program, to ensure that we are meeting kids where they are, and where their needs are a method of using suspension and of using -- instead suspension and expulsion. that is one piece of work that needs to continue. that, separate and apart from someone like a nicholas cruz. if you talk to

for now, live along kelly drive, randy gyllenhaal, nbc 10 news. >> thank you randy. count on the free nbc 10 app for instant updates and alerts on the rain and flooding. >>> 7:33 right now. let's head over to south jersey where police are warning the community about a possible lethal batch of heroin. police in eastern township tell us four people overdosed in about 24 hours. because of the increased potency of the drug, authorities are urging people to call 911 immediately if somebody overdoses. >>> galway township officers arrested a man who tried to set their police station on fire back in december. according to investigators, surveillance video shows shawn shearer walking up to the lobby of the police department and throwing a bottle of flammable liquid at the doors. the liquid never caught fire. >>> here's a live look at the olympic flame in pyeongchang, south korea. the athletes are wrapping up their second full day of competition. nbc 10's exclusive coverage of the 2018 winter games resumes this afternoon at 3:00. america's first gold medal of the games belongs

randy gyllenhaal has been talking to the fans. randy?> reporter: talking with eagles fans headed to the big game. >> we missed randy. he'll be back in a minute. a little snow now. but the main event comes about game time. we'll track it out hour by hour when the heaviest rain hits your neighborhood coming up. ♪ he's told that joke a million times. and you always laugh like you're hearing it for the first time. at lincoln financial, we get there are some responsibilities of love you gotta do on your own. and some you shouldn't have to shoulder alone. like ensuring he's well taken care of. even as you build your own plans for retirement. see how lincoln can help protect your savings from the impact of long-term care expenses at lincolnfinancial.com. >>> super sunday. it's finally here. we'll show you how the eagles are getting ready for their biggest game in 13 years. big game baking. restaurants are working overtime to get food orders ready for fans. >>> the super soaker has you head out to super bowl parties tonight. you have to deal wit

first time i saw randy and therine after i got out of the hospital of w they greeted me at their home the front door, i made a short statement. >> they said absolutely nothing. they were very militarmilitary,l planned, they said almost nothing to each other. >> the house almost seemed under siege. the front yard and the side yards were full of the media. >> once patty was kidnapped, the hearst home in hillsboro became a place the reporters went to every day. >> in kidnappings, you normally don't go to the media, but in this case, it was a media frenzy right off the bat. >> here at the hearst mansion in hillsboro, the phones ring constantly and telegrams are coming in heavily, but, again, not from the people whom the police and hearsts desperately want to hear from. >> there's not really anything new. >> you've all the been wonderful. >> we sit by the phones, and we answer them, and we just hope whoever has our daughter will turn her loose. we don't know who they are. we don't know when we'll hear from them. >> they were controlled when they were on camera, and for the most part, they

going to be a big party on main street, right, randy? >> reporter: the mummers parade is rain or shine. they're partying no matter what. we're hoping it clears out by the afternoon. take a look. you're going to see a lot of cool costumes at the parade, including one worn by a very special guest. hello, peco. hi. can you help me save on my energy bill? old appliances. like a hot water heater? it's around here somewhere. nope. nope. what is this thing? sir, have you looked in the basement? huh. oh, yeah. no wonder. it was hidden behind all of my free weights. if you're not an expert, peco can help. we have lots of ways to help you save energy and money. peco. the future is on. >>> right now pockets of heavy rain are moving across the nbc 10 viewing area. you can see it in the first alert radar. a lot of green moving through. just ahead, when we can expect things to clear up. >>> from the outside, new accusations of three more sheriff's deputies failing to go inside that florida high school as the shooter gunned down innocent students and s

live on main street in manayunk, randy gyllenhaal, nbc 10 news. >> thanks, randy. washout is the same weather system that's taken a deadly toll in other parts of the country. it's swept across the midwest, the south, even western pennsylvania is facing flood threats. kentucky's governor says three people died in the flooding there. meantime, torrential rain is swamping cincinnati. the ohio river is at the highest level in two decades. it's not going to crest until tuesday. homeowners in michigan are protecting their properties with sandbags. the kalamazoo river is expected to peak at a level not seen for 70 years. we're talking historic flooding here. one death is reported in arkansas where a possible tornado caused damage. >>> as students prepare to head back to class this week, we're learning new details about the officers who responded to the high school shooting in parkland, florida, but did not go inside to help. nbc news has learned three sheriff's deputies did not enter the building. it's not clear why, though. the sheriff's office did not respond to nbc's r

randi: let's put it this way.s has got every which way in terms of federal rules and regulations. much of this is governed by state. there are federal civil rights laws that also need to be in the mix. had to separate pages on this. i want to be really careful here. one of the things never actually done, which i think we have done right, is to actually look at the data in the last few years. schools were suspending and a disproportionate number of black and brown. there has been a real focus on how do we find ways to make sure we have justice programs or to be sure wes are meeting kids where their needs are instead of using suspension and expulsion. that is one piece of work that needs to continue. that, separate and apart from someone like a nicholas cruz. fromu talk to kids stoneman douglas, many of the kids would say that everybody knew something was up with this kid. and the school actually did a lot of the right things. one of the stewards at the school said on saturday at a , the schoolg we had had done ever

a randi j. >> oh, my god.is kicking in. >> this is for andy! andy, this is for you! >> stephen: "andy, andy, this is for you! come on, it'll get you so high you'll think you can pass a joint through a tv camera! ( laughter ) andy, no? how about you, anderson cooper? want a little 'anderson cooper 420'?" ( laughter ) but the pot party wasn't just happening on the cnn, because as of yesterday, recreational pot is officially legal in california. ( cheers and applause ) that's right! that is right-- californians can finally try marijuana. ( laughter ) think you guys might like it. to all of our freshly baked california viewers, i just want to say, thanks for switching over from the monterey bay aquarium livestream of jellyfish. i will do my best to move hypnotically. ( laughter ) ( cheers and applause ) >> jon: ( laughs ) ( piano riff ) >> stephen: it was a big deal out there. at one california dispensary, 200 people waited in line before dawn for the 6:00 a.m. start of sales. we've come so far from people standin

now live in old city, randy gyllenhaal. nbc 10 news. >> thank you, randy. meanwhile in philadelphia, a woman in her 70s is dead following a house fire in the city's fox chase neighborhood. firefighters responded to this burning home last night. you can see the intensity of the flames there. it took crews about 90 minutes to get the fire under control. the victim died at the scene. two firefighters were also hurt but they'll be okay. investigators will be looking for the cause of the fire. >>> now back to our weather and that snow coating for parts of the region this morning. lehigh valley is waking up to most of the snowfall in the area. >> this is the worst kind of snow to clean up, because it can be a back breaker. pamela as borne is live for us. tell us about the drive there outside the city limits of philadelphia. >> reporter: yeah. we traveled 76. we traveled the northeast extension and the roads were pretty clear. they were a little bit wet on the surface. you could see snow on the sides. but everything was looking good. good news if you're headed out

good morning, randy. >> reporter: they ar >> reporter: hey, good morning.ing is coming, you can almost smell it in the air here. coming up next we're talking with the snow manager about what you can find. that's next. we'll be right back. more and more student debt is keeping people from doing what they love. (horn sound) ♪ ♪ like buying a home. ♪ ♪ (knocking sound) traveling. ♪ ♪ even getting married. ♪ ♪ at citizens bank we can help you refinance both your federal and private student loans. so you can start saving and get on with your life. ask a leader in student lending how we can help you reach your potential. >>> good morning, everyone. jessica boyington with you this morning. and we're checking in with new jersey roads. this route 70 and our cameras around kings highway, earlier in the week dealing with constructionrecto construction right here in this spot, but we don't have that. any slippery spots, any accidents that pop up, so i'll check in with more new jersey when i come back and an update on delaware when i come back. >>> happening today the l

>> randy scott: shae. please. >> you look at this -- what i'm take away from the design of this particular slide -- it doesn't really effect very many people and not very many drugs. so it probably doesn't mean anything. what i see from this, a small handful of people for whatever reason are being predescribed these drug drugs and they may have unique circumstances that require them is. there's a pattern here for the most part people are driving toward lower cost drugs but as we know in medicine there are unique circumstances. every human being is different. so i guess given that there isn't a lot of cost here, that -- this is just a small sliver it. lead me to suspect that we are trying to extract cost savings from people who may be getting predescribed medications that they uniquely need. for whatever particular reason happens to exist within that individual. so if there was a pattern of people predescribing medications that were very expensive. but i see a reverse pattern am i see exceptions to the rule

on main street, randy gyllenhaal. nbc 10 news. >>> the rain swamping our area comes from a storm system costing lives in the midwest. parts of kentucky and three other states are in states of emergency. kentucky's governor says three people have died there due to the dangerous flooding. in fact, louisville had to close flood gates yesterday to protect the downtown area from the rising ohio river. at least one person is dead over in arkansas after a possible tornado touched down there last night. authorities are blaming the high winds for damaging this motel. storms that went through brought thunderstorms. there were even reports of large hail coming down in some spots. >>> today marks one week since flames gutted a historic building in old city fill dpil. tomorro -- philadelphia. they're going to start tearing down the building. they're concerned it will collapse. flames gutted the building at 239 chestnut street. a number of pets did die. investigators are looking for the cause of the fire. contractors are salvaging

randy, what are investigators saying j good morning, george. they say they're looking for two males who they believe opened fire on that moving van hitting and killing the driver. police say they actually were last seen running away from the scene on foot wearing hood dies, but right now it's unclear why exactly they opened fire in the direction of that moving van. but the gunfire did hit the driver, according to police it forced that van to swerve off of broad street crashing into a -- >> we believe the van was struck up to five times. the operator of the van regrettably a 23-year-old female was shot in the head and killed. >> she had two jobs, she was about to move into her own place, you know what i mean? good hearted. didn't deserve this to happen to her. >> that was randy gyllenhaal reporting from police headquarters. meanwhile, in south jersey a family loses everything after a fire destroyed their home. sky force 10 was over ivy lane in berling ton, berling ton county as firefighters worked to get those flames under control. all that rema

. >> reporter: son randy, accomplished amateur skater. >> very good picture.tle skater. had the same coach as scott hamilton. >> reporter: for 75th birthday, sons took her skating and randy arranged a surprise phone call. >> called me on a 75th birthday. >> reporter: two years ago, randy died of illness. >> i was really proud of him. >> reporter: watching olympic skating now seems to bring her closer to him. >> very much so. you can watch people be excellent and be a part of it for a few moments. >> reporter: she just can't afford to attend the games. but here she has the best seat in the house. >> i want to watch the olympics with her. sweet. >>> still ahead, different type of display. >> festival on the beach. may have helped warm things up a bit in all that cold. even if no one in your home smokes, secondhand smoke can be closer than you think. secondhand smoke from a neighbor's apartment can enter your home through air vents, through light fixtures and even through cracks in the walls and the floors. secondhand smoke is toxic. especially to children. prote

randy, explain this. >> reporter: hey, good morning. i told you the flock has minnea. it's negative 5 right now. it's local time, 4:30 in the morning. but we've got the eagles drum line and andy moffit here. >> you can see us at every single home game, on this network and every network every year. >> and tell me about pumping up. >> it's just like home. it's a little colder, but it's great. so awesome here. everyone gets so fired up for the drum line. we can't wait. >> tell me about this season. it's been crazy up and down. what's it been like game? >> it's been such a thrill. and i've never heard it louder at our stadiums this year. >> and you're at thesumer bowl, man. what's your plan for this weekend? >> so our plan is just to be everywhere. we're planning eagles fans rallieser wooecht to pl we want to play for everyone all the time. >> they've got a song for us here. let's get it, guys. ♪ >> got the symbols and the drums. >> if anyone is still sl >> okay. >> i don't think we waited long enough. i don't think we saw the end. >> i wanted to tell randy bring them over

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randy gyllenhaal is live at mall of america. randy, they're giving you fearless forecasts. tell us more. >> the one prediction i keep hearing from eagles fans is 24-21 birds. they say it's going to be a close game, maybe a field goal. obviously the eagles are going to win. we're here at the mall of america. super bowl lii kicks off in about 12 hours. it is gameday. as we said, we've been talking to eagles fans who have been flocking here to mall of america. we're expecting more to arrive in the next few hours or so. the vegas odd makers, they do not like the birds. they've got tom brady and the patriots by 4 1/2 points. we've been talking to fans all week from all over the country. they are clearly behind the eagles from coast to coast. we caught up with fans from iowa and texas, both of them birds fans who say they believe in the eagles. take a listen. >> back in the '80s randall cunningham and buddy ryan defense, just philly strong. >> just one ring and i'll be happy. put everybody in their place. we've been underdogs all i'm not even lying. >> by the way, both those guys

oh, boy, you know, we can't thank our guy randy nelson enough. he is minnesota nice. and he's so used to it he comes out here and he doesn't have anything on his face. >> he's walking with the bait with hands not covered. i should also mention there are other ice fisherman on the lake, and so vai starts screaming, and they look over because they've been out there for at least an hour before we got there. and they were like you got to be kidding me, that guy caught something. >> and our photographer, got to give a shot out to him. he brought a go pro camera on a pole and stuck it down there. >>> let's check in with bill henley with the first alert forecast. >> hey, vai did you throw that goldfish back in? >> we brought it with us. >> bring it back. we'll feed it and make it part of the nbc 10 family. we've got some rain this morning. there's some colder air that's moving in. so even though i'm tracking rain to start with, it's going to end with some light snow in some neighborhoods. not everybody is going to see this snow this morning, but we'll all feel the dropping t

randy gyllenhaal joins us live with details. randy. >> reporter: it's a rainy morning. we're hopes this clears out before the mummers come. local businesses getting in the spirit with fancy kos tumts cos the front. one iconic costume will be catching a lot of attention. >> it's a hung gri dog. we run faster. >> eagles center jason kelsey, he's back again. he's going to don that infamous mummers costume from the eagles super bowl parade. it's on loan and he'll be marching alongside the mummers from avalon. apparently, he's going to play the saxophone which he learned how to play in high school. he will be marching in the 13th position out of 16 bands. no word whether he'll make another speech. organizers say he wants to experience what it's like to strut. >> his personality on the parkway, i think he's a man of the people. loves being with the people. and i think that the people love seeing this side of him. >> reporter: fyi, there are parking restrictions on main street. we've seen cars getting towed already. main street will close to traffic later this morning. organiz

nbc 10's randy gyllenhaal is live in south white hall township with the very latest. randy. >> reporter: those 25 bright yellow school buss have been turned into 25 charred black metal skeletons. what you see behind me used to be a building, a garage outside orefield middle school in lehigh county. as you can see the zbrath gone, all that's left are those busses that were inside. some of them also outside the garage, damaged as well. fire officials say the call came in about 3:00 a.m., first reported as smoke then the fire consumed everything in that garage. there were no injuries, but it took firefighters thundershowers get this blaze under control. the school district here, the parkland school district had to cancel classes because those buses are used to transport students. it makes about a fifth the school's entire fleet. the cause is under investigation but it started some where inside that garage. >> it's the school garage where the buses are stored when they're not being used. they were just parked for the night waiting for the morning. >> terrible. you wouldn'

nbc 10's randy gyllenhaal is live in westchester where high school students will hold a rally. and randy, this is movement that's growing. >> yeah, students here at west town school will join thousands of others across the country demanding action on gun violence. today the students will have a rally here at west town school featuring gun control activists, and even a demonstration against the nra. similar rallies have been popping up all over the country in the wake of the parkland shooting. in florida students rallied at the state coptle pushing for gun control legislation. so far president trump has said he would support stronger background checks, raising the age of buying an assault rifle to 21. but he's been most outspoken about a plan to train and arm local teachers, a controversial proposal that would mean more guns inside classrooms. the president said, quote, attacks would end because school shooters would be deterred. >> if you could have concealed on the teachers they wouldn't know -- the people, nobody would know who they are, and it is a tremendous threat. and by

randy heads to a small iceberg and now we understand why he's bought the x. we had to cut off a chunk for our drinks tonight everyone here does that he says but suddenly the engine cuts out and we ask ourselves whether it wouldn't have been better to have bought the ice at the gas station after all. but when the engine gets going again randi takes us out of the dangers and. the boat could have shattered he says. then we go for plan a billion break and all that. but i think. that we're going to have to hear the whole lot more to nasa and i shall send their . letter density all smog and everything pollution. is in there now bring it all good. let me see it. right on the coast exposed to wind and weather it stands before us the phone go island in is an outstanding hotel unique in the world. it's the brainchild of multi-millionaire zita cobb one night in a room with a double bed costs around six hundred here is breakfast not included but guests wanting full board could spend more than two thousand euros. the hotel's twenty nine rooms are booked most of the time t

turn to four time mayor of pittsburgh and he also led the north carolina democratic party and its randy voller ready welcome back to the kaiser report it's great to be here max ok so we're coming up on twenty eighteen is the way the president you know he has a big downward movie gets crushed you know after being in office a bit there's a reversal but this president has caught the eye of some interesting folks you know it his tax cuts have led to praise even from democratic leaning california corporations like apple or celebrities like bill murray you know normally in midterm elections the party in power is kicked in the teeth but these tax cuts seems to have you know really grab people's attention even in the democratic party where you think well money is always going to grab people's attention you know we all knew that apple was offshoring all their profits and now when they've lowered the rates from thirty five to twenty one and some of the other things in that tax bill they're able to move billion tens of billions of dollars around to their benefit the question is what's becoming of

but when the engine gets going again randy takes us out of the dangers and. the boat could have shattered he says then we go for plan b. there are all that. but i think. i would have to hear the whole lot more he asked and i flashed all said they are. at it in the city all smog and ever and the ocean. is in there now bring it all. let me say it. right on the coast exposed to wind and weather it stands before us the photo island in is an outstanding hotel unique in the world. it's the brainchild of multi-millionaire zee tak cobb one night in a room with a double bed costs around six hundred year is breakfast not included but guests wanting full board could spend more than two thousand euros. the hotel's twenty nine rooms are booked most of the time the people who come here are the ones who believe they've seen it all they're looking for something special whales passed by here with great frequency and we have many guests that come and actually don't leave the rooms because i mean they watch the boating activity the pack ice comes in the spring icebergs miller t

. >> randy gyllenhaal is live with us this morning in minnesota. >> reporter: hey, good morning, guys. for those lucky few eagles fans who made the trip here and went to the game, it was a life changing experience. coming up next, the moment after the win inside the stadium and the jubilation from everybody wearing green. >>> we continue our team coverage now with nbc 10's randy gyllenhaal. he's live just outside the eagles hotel in bloomington, minnesota. >> i wonder if the birds are still awake. >> something tells me they may still be partying. >> reporter: i remember seeing carton wentz last night. as they were leaving the stadium he said give us time, we're headed out to celebrate this big win. and for the fans that made that 17 plus hour drive up here, standing outside in that freeding cold for much of the week, this game but made it absolutely worth it. you talk about an edge of your seat thriller, that's exactly what it it was. when when they made that dramatic win you heard the loudest eagles chant echoing through that stadium. take a listen. ♪ fly eagles fly on the road to vi

fill us in, randy. >> reporter: as you mentioned, the rain is pouring right now. we're hoping it clears up by 1:00. the mummers marched on new year's day. it was like zero degrees. not a problem. on main street, they've got the fancy costume on display in some storefronts and there is one iconic costume that will be catching a lot of attention today. >> you know what underdogs is? it's a hungry dog. hungry dogs run faster. >> reporter: he's back. we have a special guest at this year's mummers parade in manayunk. eagles center jason kelce will once again don that mummers costume from the super bowl parade. it's on loan from the avalon string band. he'll mara long side the mummers and apparently he'll play the saxophone too. he learned how to do that in high school. kelce will be marching in the 13th position. there's 16 bands in total. no word whether he's going to make another speech. organizers say he wants to experience life as a mummer. >> he'll actually be with the avalon string band walking down main street, playing the saxophone and i'm hoping having a great

randy gyllenhaal has been on the scene since shortnt out. what you can tell us, randy? >> reporter: right now we are told that a second search of the school is under way. nothing was found in that initial search. had is happening as parents here behind me are waiting for any news. their children have been moved from an auditorium to classrooms they were originally hiding in just waiting for police to finish the search inside the building. s.w.a.t. teams and k nine yunts came to before 9:00 this morning after a student reported seeing a young man with a gun inside the school building. that triggered an immediate lockdown. police began searching for that suspect, but at this point no suspect and no gun has been located. police do tell us everybody's safe no injuries to report, but they're clearing the classrooms as a precaution as parents, grand parents race to the scene as they heard the news. >> they took cell phones, i heard her crying. she was hysterical crying to her mom and her mom was trying to calm her down saying that everything is okay. but as far as we know the

well, let's get more reaction from republican florida state representative randy fine — he's in tallahassee-- 2.3 —— 2.3 million. just talk to us about marco rubio there. he is talking about maybe being able to ban high—capacity magazines. there's anything that you would accept in terms of restrictions on gun sales? i would like to clear one thing up. everyone talks about the legislator being bought and paid for by the nra. as faras being bought and paid for by the nra. as far as i know, the nra has not given a single dollar to a candid running for florida in at least 16 years. those of us to be lead in the right to keep and bear arms, we believe it because we believe it, not because anybody is paying us too. but do they put the money in congress, where the big bullet scars that are taken?” money in congress, where the big bullet scars that are taken? i am just a small representative in florida. i think we are going to have a comprehensive package of

>> joining me is first term florida state representative randy fine. thank you so much for being with me. so do you support the governor's plan to spend $500 million to help make schools safer even if it means the state won't be able to cut taxes? >> well, we're very fortunate. thanks for having me on. we're very fortunate that in florida the economy is booming. i think we got a wide array of options for how to pay for this. tax cuts could be an option. remember, projects could be an option. and fortunately we spend about $3 billion less than we bring in. we don't do things in florida like they do them in washington. >> and so do you agree with the governor's proposal about even raising the minimum age of buying a firearm in florida to 21? >> look, i think the most important thing for us to do is recognize that this was not a failure of law that caused these kids to be killed. this was a failure of government. and what most important is we need to understand that we are our own first responders. the most important thing for me to see in this bill is th

let me ask you, first of all, randi, to react to what we heard from the president today on twitter. again, he has called for this, arming those with gun experience, gun adept. how do you define that term that the president has been using over the course of the week? >> i don't actually know how you define that term. i do know we just had a conference call with about 60,000 teachers and former marines and gun owners are with everyone else who works in schools that basically say what are you talking about, mr. president? the only winners in this kind of proposal are the gun manufacturers, because they see a new market. and thiss what i mean. we ultimately need schoolso be safe sanctuaries, not armed fortresses. even when you had the good guy with the gun, the sheriff, resource officers outside with the pistols, they didn't come in to disarm the -- this killer. so, think about what would happen. anyone who knows schools, think about what would happen. where is the teacher going to hold the gun, on her holster, on her hip? >> you talk about the vision for what a school is. there's an im

this bill is also co-sponsored by representative lipinski and randy weber and randy hult grin and authorizes the budget to complete construction of three science infrastructure projects. the bill provides for upgrades to the advanced light source at lawrence berkley national lab and to the coherent light source at the national accelerator lab at stanford university. it directs the construction of state lity at michigan university. all together, the enhanced exabets made possible by this bill provides significant break-throughs to maintain the high-tech leadership. i thank the subcommittee chairman and the gentleman from california, mr. knight, for their initiatives in managing this legislation and encourage my colleagues to support the bill and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: you continue to reserve. the gentlelady from texas reserves. mr. weber: i yield two minutes to the gentleman from california, mr. knight. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from california is recognized. mr. knight: i rise in support of h.r. 4376. this legislation authorizes important upgrades to light source