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almost in realtime. congressman roger marshall is joining us who just happened to be on that train with his fellow members of congress traveling to a retreat. and you know it's been described and we didn't know who they were talking about until now the person and the people working on those outside the train. as far as you know, the injuries on the inside of the train, can you kind of describe to us because we have had some people say that many had head injuries. have you gotten back on the train. it's moving now. what do you see. >> there is quite a buoy lumps and bumps, headaches. especially the young lings that were with us, children running up and down the aisle. when we hit that bump, a couple of them hit pretty hard. they all looked okay to me. i didn't see any serious injuries. i don't see anybody seriously injured. somebody told me that one person was taken to another hospital.

i appreciate this realtime update on where thing ds stand. you're always welcome to come on and talk about what matters. >> i hope we come up with a deal that funds the government until the end of year. simple as that. >> the people need progress. that brings us to round one. a couple of different times we'll go to political comment ta tors. symone sanders. the relevance is there. let's go with it. symone sanders i start with you. the democrats i heard what the senator tester said about gop leadership. that's why it's not here it's not rank file. it's the leadership and president. that's his say. but, the democrats have the ball in their hands because of the 60 vote rule. in the senate. what is worth shutting down the government for democrats? >> so that's a great question. i want to help clear something up. i think if senator tester was still with us he would agree. there are five senate republicans on record opposing the version of the house continuing resolution that just passed. yes, we need 60 votes. but the republicans caucus is not eve

i appreciate this realtime update on where things stand. you're always welcome to come on and discuss what matters. >> it's always good to talk to you opinion i hop we come to a deal that funds the government till the end of the year it's as simple as that. >> i hope the people need progress. let's see what happens. >> we're going to go to political commentary. the urgency is there. the relevance is there. the democrat vs ts have the bal their hand. what is worth shutting down the goth for a -- government for a democrat? >> that's a great question. there are five senate republicans that are on record opposing the version of the house continuing resolution that just passed. yes we need 60 votes but the republicans caucus is not even all on the same page on this bill. that's problematic. what democrats in the senate are saying is there's a bipartisan agreement in the senate that can pass. that can pass with the 60 votes needed with all the democrats. >> on immigration, on daca in. >> on not just on daca. yes, it's a bipartisan bill but gets e

report whether his client could answer questions again in realtime. your thoughts? steve: that is an amazing, way to run one of these hearings. no wonder people came out of that thinking we have never seen anything like this before and both sides, republicans and democrats got annoyed. i can understand that i just come back to fundamental point here which is to what end is all this being pursued. i don't think there is a single person including adam schiff, frankly who believes in the starting point of all of this which is somehow that trump campaign conspired with the russians to win the election. i don't think anyone really believes that now, along the way there may have been missteps and coverups and so on. but the fundamental point is just completely been lost because no one really believes in it. >> harris: well, i don't know how -- you know, i would want to get some legal counsel on whether or not it's not okay for attorney to talk to attorney in realtime. is it a measure of technology? i mean, certainly it wasn't open to the public. but, how is that any diffe

news tracker. >> and wisdom martin is back with, guess what, our realtime news tracker. >> hey, whizing to you both. first up this morning president trump says he's not worried about oprah winfrey but maybe he should be. a new poll from rasmussen find that is oprah winfrey is beating president trump by 10 points in a hypothetical 2020 matchup. 48 percent of respondents said they would vote for oprah winfrey compared to 38 percent who said they would vote to reelect president trump. >> reporter: the newest debate on how legalizing marijuana nationwide could be more help than harm. new study out by new frontier data found that making pot legal across the country would create at least $132 billion in tax revenue and more than a million new jobs in the next decade. >>> also trending this morning, a private christian school in wisconsin is under fire over a fourth grade assignment. the social studies worksheet asked students to give three good reasons for slavery and three bad reasons. parents expressed shock with some saying they found the assignment highly offensive and insensitive. how

if you notice, they'll sometimes go to black and what they are doing, this is realtime live video from major intersections throughout the district. for example, we have florida avenue, bening road, pennsylvania avenue, first street and potomac avenue southeast. around 8:00, that is when the snow table will send out the trucks to pretreat the roads with salt brine and then 200 trucks will be deployed. if you're out and about, stay away. give these guys and women working out there time and room so that they can get t make the roads safer for all of us. you're now going to hear from the d.c. department of public works director. let's hear what he has to say. >> we have had very dangerously low temperatures. any amount of precipitation can create ice and black ice, whether it's half an inch tomorrow or, like i said, it can affect traffic. >> reporter: now, christopher says that he is anticipating potential danger on the roadways and we will bring you another live update at 6:00 and 11:00 tonight on nbc washington news4. i'm shomari stone, back to you. >> thank you, shomari. >>> there is a

and senator graham called the president out in realtime. it took, though, the president 15 hours after the original story was published to deny that he used vulgar and racially charged language in speaking about immigration, yet a source close to the president told nbc news that trump frequently uses that kind of language and that those around him frequently tell him he should not. two sources close to the administration also told nbc news that trump worked the phones on thursday night before his denial, calling his friends and allies outside the white house to gauge reaction to fallout from the comments. conservative commentator eric ericson tweeted said it's weird that people don't remember him using that word when trump himself was calling friends to brag about it afterwards. i spoke to one of those friends. the president thought it would play well with the base. the reporter who broke that story tweets sunday white house official told me tonight there is debate internally on whether that trump said shithole or shithouse. per due and cot

i heard an interview with maggie haberman of the times tonight that while he was attacked in realtime for those remarks, it turns out he was right. >> chris knew this because he was one of the people talking with the president in realtime and perhaps putting those ideas in his head. i talked to chris ruddy a lot. he's consistent in his belief that he's talking with the president and that his lawyers have not been defending him enough in fighting off the special counsel and challenging enough in the courts in considering terminating him. so this may be something chris ruddy thought was a good idea, going out and talking about it publicly. this took place in june, apparently. don mcghan last summer, there ever been other reports that he threatened to quit for other reasons. before the president brought in outside counsel to represent him in the russia probe, the white house was a mess, and there were a lot of things mcghan was concerned about in terms of who was meeting who. were jared kushner and donald trump meeting together? were they scheming together? there just wasn't a process in

just go to the link, and we'll see your votes in realtime on the tv screen. for our first question, we chose an old-school bay area rivalry. raiders versus 49ers. whose future is brighter? with jon gruden back on board with the raiders, will he get derek carr back to his mvp-like performance of two years go? he's that kind of coach. some would argue with his in-your-face style, it could clash with the younger generation. derek carr's a big boy and willing to grind it out with chucky. already 49ers up 86-14%. meanwhile, shanahan has found his mvp in jimmigraph low. they led the niners to end the year and are talking playoffs for next season. garafalo has a skill set to become mvp and will have a full offseason and training camp this year. i have it here, go to abc7.com/vote. i want to see what you have to say. your votes are on the screen now. shanahan/jimmy g. up, gruden may be the best thing to happen to the niners as all the pressure is on him to come back and be successful. we'll have your results coming up in sports. get your phone out, and vote. i want

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i was saying this in realtime in 2016. but i would have said more.he way you say it, brian, could have changed. october 7th they released their big report. they didn't do it at the white house. they didn't have the president give a press conference. they didn't even have it come out of the white house. those are the kind of things you can do to shape the news, to talk to reporters. i think it was just a little too timid. i would have liked to have seen more. >> fast forward to now and the question, some variation of which i ask you each time you've been kind you to come on our broadcast, and that is how real is the threat right now tonight from an ongoing electronic attack from russia? >> it's very real, it's very serious and we're not doing enough to be more resilient. and that's why i admire the vice president for writing the article he did and others that are now weighing in. and this is not a partisan issue. it is a national security issue. and the fact is very simple. we is done next to nothing to increase the resilience, to increase the cyber s

it is not realtime, but the pentagon is taking it seriously. >> they are looking into the matter.have learned a lot about pattern of life on the bases in difficult places, war zones, frankly. not only do we know what the running routes are like, we know about potential other bases we didn't know about, scattered throughout africa. why do we know? a lot of sailors, soldiers and marines like to use apps to track their running. strava is one of those apps. we have a sense that got 27 million users. we have a sense of running routes and their pattern of life. here is ha the pentagon said about it. this is statement. d.o.d. takes matters like these seriously and will determine if additional training or guidance is required. i have to come clean here. i use strava. when you bike into the olympipe, i can see other people coming. you have a bunch of overlaid routes, whether running or biking and you get a sense of which routes, in this case, a reporter, take. that's betraying. >> how is strava responding? >> initially, look, we want to remind everyone you can turn off the gps tracking on

trump reacts to perceived slights in realtime.g other world leaders like theresa may and his own cabinet members like rex tillerson and jeff sessions. plus plenty of other politicians including the mayor of san juan. nicknames abound. on the left there's sneaky dianne feinstein, crying chuck schumer and al franken steen. jeff flakey and sloppy steve bannon. but his most famous nickname. >> little rocket man, he's a sick puppy. >> reporter: he's used that in tweets about kim jong-un. nuclear taunts on twitter scared some americans. a reminder that most voters disapprove of all the tweeting. now some lawmakers say they have warmd up to the tweets. when the president stays on message. >> the president tweeting habits, i haven't been a fan until this week. >> other times it's caused chaos in washington. like when the president seemed to reverse course on a surveillance bill vote. after lawmakers scrambled, trump tweeted a clarification even as the white house down played the turmoil. >> i'm sorry if it was confusing. >> here's the rea

realtime earthquake data map, there's nothing showing up. if would have earthquake this second, it would be indicated. but right now nothing at this point. more updates at nbcbayarea.com. into the weather front, we're tracking new storm system. if you're just tuning in tonight, getting things back going tomorrow, wet weather off to the north, still 300 miles aways. leaving heavier rainfall for tomorrow morning. lot of us begin with cloud cover. could be spotty showers in peninsula. best chance for rainfall would be san francisco and north bay. not only need the umbrella but jacket as temperatures will be in the cold 40s. lot of you have so much to do throughout the day. know how important the hour by hour time line is. take you to that next. 7:00 in the morning, bulk of heaviest rainfall to the north. 11:30, we'll see accumulations through marin, napa, sonoma county. 2:30 to 4:00 in the afternoon, peninsula, east bay, heavier pockets. yellow and orange is heavier, green is light to moderate. once we hit the evening hours, confidence is up th

it's capable of giving access to billions of license plate records and realtime tracking. the chp and several police departments work with the company. a spoeshgs person says the agency using information obtained from license plate readers as one tool in its investigation. >>> time is 4:15. >>> today is senate is scheduled to voet an a bill to ban abortions after 20 week. the bill is not expected to pass. but people are watching to see how the senates vote. -- senators vote. a california senator tweeted her opposition, says, once again, republican law makers are trying to take away a woman's rights to make their own choices about their bodies. add your name if you're sick and tired of it. >>> the house is set to vote on a bill that would require the u.s. olympic committee sports groups to report sexual abuse grahams to abuse -- claims to police. this is in response to larry nassar. the bill was passed by the senate. lawmakers called for an investigation into the u.s. olympic committee and u.s.a. gymnastics. >>> the time the 4:16. >>> sal is right over there. you're watchin

now, all of the data car companies collect is helped to build cars of the future using realtime driver reactions and road conditions to help program the next generation of driverless cars. >>> coming up, heads of state of youtube and twitter questioned by lawmakers. who they are answering to. russian election meddling... it )s a hot topic... and that was just one topic brought up during high-profile testimony >>> russian election meddling is a hot topic, just one topic brought up in high profile testimony from the titans of social media. facebook, youtube, twitter, facing off with the investigators yesterday. >> yeah. the pressure is mounting on companies to make changes in the platforms to better protect users from extremist content and foreign meddling in the upcoming midterm elections. facebook is apologizing for what went wrong in the leadup to the 016 election. here's nbc with more. >> reporter: on capitol hill, tech giants face tough new questions. executives from facebook, youtube, and twitter willed by lawmakers posed by the threat of foreign governments, extremist groups, and

just go to the link, and we'll see your votes in realtime on the tv screen.ion, we chose an old-school bay area rivalry. raiders versus 49ers. whose future is brighter? with jon gruden back on board with the raiders, will he get derek carr back to his mvp-like performance of two years go? he's that kind of coach. some would argue with his in-your-face style, it could clash with the younger generation. derek carr's a big boy and willing to grind it out with chucky. already 49ers up 86-14%. meanwhile, shanahan has found his mvp in jimmigraph low. they led the niners to end the year and are talking playoffs for next season. garafalo has a skill set to become mvp and will have a full offseason and training camp this year. i have it here, go to abc7.com/vote. i want to see what you have to say. your votes are on the screen now. shanahan/jimmy g. up, gruden may be the best thing to happen to the niners as all the pressure is on him to come back and be successful. we'll have your results coming up in sports. get your phone out, and vote. i want to see you guys vote

perhaps some sort of wrinkle here as we are watching this live in realtime. rachel, i interrupted you. what is your take on what we're seeing unfold right now? >> that's clearly a power huddle there talking about if they're going to get to a paeshl deotenl here. i was s i don't think speaker ryan or the white house would necessarily come out and oppose that. speaker ryan's point was that you can't bind the house. even if they pass something in the senate, he's not going to make a promise they're going to do so as well in the house. if that's what it takes to reopen the government, i don't think you're going to see a lot of republican opposition. but the question becomes do they actually get to deal by the next shutdown date three weeks later. i actually think we could be back here with another shutdown again. >> looked like when they came in, both senator schumer and senator mcconnell had remarks prepared and the fact they were talking together suggests hopefully some sort of agreement has been reached. if they were going to attack each other, they probably w

of michael wolff and the book fire and fury and the sourcing of all that, they're playing now the realtime, right in front of you. my panel joins me now to dig in. i'm going to start with mike rogers, the former republican chair, congressman, your reaction to what happened today and what do you want john kelly to know he needs to do to prevent it from happening again? >> well, rip the twitter machine out of the hands of the president. that would be a great start. or at least put those big white things on his fingers so he can't quite type, you know, get the key pad going. the reason this is a problem is because there have been months and months and months of members who understand the importance of 702 that foreign intelligence collection and surveillance act where they bring other members who aren't on security committees who don't have an understanding of this because that's not in their lane to get them comfortable, to go through the education process, offer them classified briefings, to do all of that to get up to today when this vote counts, and then, you know, bring those members alo

download our 6abc app for realtime storm tracker 6 radar.ly dismissal from school today and a packed pizza shop led to big trouble this afternoon in the lawndale section of philadelphia. three teenagers were stabbed. dan, you have the full story. >> that's right, jim. police continue to scan through surveillance footage trying to identify the young man that stabbed the three teenagers this during an altercation in a pizza parlor in the lawndale section. >> school let out early and students crowded into the pizza parlor on the 6700 block of rising son. owner money toy gentleman says s in only two minutes when fists start today fly. >> the footage shows the melee that broke out inside the pizza parlor just as the flakes began to fall outside. >> i called the police. >> footage shows police arrived 2 minutes 45 seconds after the crowd began to gather and seconds after fists started flying. >> they were here very quick. there were too many kids inside. >> the three teens, 15, 17, 18-year-old males ran outside without telling police they were sta

choreographed in music and that stream included a twitter time line even featuring new year's eve related realtime conversation and direct message feature. letting viewers learn more about the festivities. >>> recreational pot sales begin tomorrow in california. and more than 70 businesses across the state have received their permits to begin sales on january 1st. one of the first businesses looking to make a sale is the harbor side cannabis dispensary in oakland. they are set to open monday at 6:00 a.m. the dispensary's website said they will offer gift and prizes to the first 100 people in line. the law allows people 21 and older to grow six marijuana plants at home. smoking in public is still banned. >> some people aren't waiting until midnight to celebrate the new year. >> coming up, taking you to a local party for those whose bedtime comes way before the stroke of midnight. >> i'm spencer christian >>> thank you for staying with us. some people will be fast asleep by the time the ball drops in times square tonight. but a lot of kids in the bay area rang in the new year anyway. abc 7 news is i

. >> it's a realtime sense whooch the president cares about, what he is doing and what he is watchingive tweets the morning shows. >> or what he wants all of us to focus on. >> he is in a twitter storm again. i don't do twitter storms. >> are his tweets distractions? maybe sometimes. but his words carry power and shape policy. his use of social media is taking the presidency to a new more divisive place. trump reacts to perceived slights in realtime, targeting other world leaders like british prime minister theresa may and his own cabinet members like rex tillerson and jeff sessions. plus plenty of other politicians including the mayor of san juan. nicknames abound. on the left, there is dicky durbin, sneaky dianne feinstein, cryin' chuck schumer and al frankenstein. on the right little bob corker, jeff flaky and sloppy steve bannon. but his most famous name. >> little rocket man. he is a sick puppy. >> he has used that moniker several times in tweets about north korean leader kim jong un. nuclear taunts on twitter scared some americans. a reminder that most voters disapprove of all t

in realtime. it is one of those days. thank you. >> thank you, sir. >>> up ahead, the president did not like what chief of staff john kelly was quoted as having said on tv about his immigration plan. could it be a sign of a bigger problem inside of that west wing? we'll be right back. i didn't know where i was from ethnically. so we sent that sample off to ancestry. my ancestry dna results are that i am 26% nigerian. i am just trying to learn as much as i can about my culture. i put the gele on my head and i looked into the mirror and i was trying not to cry. because it's a hat, but it's like the most important hat i've ever owned. discover the story only your dna can tell. order your kit now at ancestrydna.com. >>> welcome back. president trump was in western pennsylvania this afternoon. sorry, a little groundhog day. it was billed as a trip to talk about the economy but he just happened to be in a place where there is a special election and happened to throw his arm around the candidate in that

we will continue to follow that chance of rain as well as your realtime traffic. breaking news on this tuesday morning. take a look at these >>> right now, we are following breaking news this tuesday z morning. taking a live look at the flames burning at the south bay. this is from overnight. firefighters really working right now to put that fire out. this is at a paper yard. the time now, 5:00, as we start autothis tuesday morning. i'm marcus washington. >> i'm kris sanchez in for laura garcia. we'll take you to the scene of the breaking news. we want to say good morning, welcome back to mike and check that forecast because we know we are expecting rain. >> expecting rain but it will be moving in as we go through tomorrow especially during the afternoon. we start out this morning with cool temperatures, a few clouds and we'll continue to see the clouds moving in. it's a spare the air alert day, unhealthy air quality. moderate air quality for the north bay, the bay and the coast, and the south bay as well. looking at the high temperatures reaching into the mid-40s

. >> wisdom's back now with our realtime news tracker. hey, whiz. >> good morning to you.st continues to grow after allegations against james franco hit twitter following his golden globes win on sunday. five more women have come forward in a article. franco was alleged to have engaged in inappropriate behavior with women. four were students and another said he was her mentor. bill cosby made reference to the antisexual harassment movement me too on wednesday. it was during one of his first public outings since his 2017 sexual assault case ended in a mistrial. the comedian telling a reporter "please don't put me on #me too. ." the comment comes after cosby accused cosby of sexual assault. prince william expected to play an important role in his brother's upcoming nuptials but that's only if prince harry ever gets around to asking him. when asked about serving as best man at harry and meghan markle's wedding this spring william responded saying he hasn't asked me yet just to clear that up. now, it could be a sensitive subject. william also confessed about another issue he h

that flight and that effort by the president to craft that statement is described by wolff as a realtime example of denial and cover-up. he then continues. mike corallo was instructed not to speak to the press, indeed not to answer his own phone later that week seeing no about outcome and privately confiding that he believed the meeting on air force one likely represented obstruction of justice, mike corallo quit. so according to michael wolff in this book, not only did the spokesman for the president's legal team quit his job in part because he worried about what happened on air force one might have constituted obstruction of justice, that spokesman told other people at the time that that was why he was quitting. now, that's important in terms of the reporting here in substantiating these lurid allegations because that's something that can be followed up, right? you can question mr. corallo, speak to people he talked to at the time about his belief that what he was seeing was obstruction of justice realtime by the president and his advisers. then there is jared kushner's father reported

take a look at the stories you're engaging with the most this morning on social media using our realtimefirst up we'll start with a few tech alerts. the first is for anyone who owns an apple commuter iphone or ipad. apple says it will release a patch for its safari web browser on its devices in the next few days. comes after major chip makers like intel announced two security flaws that would leave nearly every device vulnerable to hackers. the tech giant says all mac and apple operating system devices are affected. they recommend upd possible. >> next, scientists may have created a better opioid that relieves pain without being addictive and it could be the major break through that could put an end to the deadly crisis sweeping america. researchers at the university of north carolina school of medicine have created a new drug-like compound that activates a different receptor in the brain that gives pain relief but without addictive deadly side effects. >> consumer reports is urging people to avoid eating romaine lettuce until health officials get to the bottom of an e. coli outbreak. th

as vic mixes and mingles, thomas stays close by to offer advice in realtime. >> he's -- i call it playing it too safe. if you're interested in one of them, make it known. get closer to them. be a little more flirty or even just them out outright. >> reporter: by the end of the night -- >> i thought you did good out there. >> reporter: they both call the evening a success. >> amazing because the advice i got was so great. >> reporter: back at amy's retreat, the weekend is coming to a close. the messages shared at the meeting shift from heartache to hope. >> when you look back, you'll see the development of your growth. now you're like, wow, i'm experiencing this completely difficult because i'm different. they're entering this next chapter of life knowing that there's so much possibility. >> reporter: and at the final one on one session, she's bubbling over with enthusiasm. >> so i know throughout this retreat we had asked you to focus on this one word. >> for me my one word was fearless. lived my life always being afraid. i feel free. i feel so inspired. most of all i feel in control. i t

so you're getting realtime immediate feedback. as we take a look at some of the radar images we're getting here, we're looking at street level data for montgomery county. you can see along collegeville, eyi egypt road, we move over where we see some snow coming down at a steady clip. i'll take you inside the truck, and we'll look at the temperature. as you can see here it's registering at about 31 degrees. so anything that's falling is sticking. so your bridges, your overpasses, things like this this morning are going to be slippery. again, not a major snowstorm, but winter taking another jab at us this january morning. >> i guess so. it's so call what storm ranger can do, because we don't get that information from any other weather tools we use. >> it's really high-resolution data. wave been watching those differences overnight change. the snow has been moving in. the rain has been ending in many neighborhoods including in nest nut hill. you can see a little bit of slushy accumulation on the roadways this morning. it's not a heav

realtime drive times. things on 95 moving well. everything is in the green which means no crashes, no construction delaying things. only about 13 minutes as you go southbound between woodhaven and the vine street expressway. and the blue route, 376 as you saw -- 476 as you saw, looking good. and route 73 and the evesham, moderate traffic. no major things to report other than the 42 freeway southbound, if you want to get the on ramp on to 295 northbound, that is closed until 6:00 this morning. tracy? >>> now an update we're following, breaking news in italy that we brought you at the top of the hour. in the past half hour, we've learned three people are dead following a train derailment. the commuter train went off the tracks as it pulled into the station in milan. video shows passengers still trapped in the wreckage. we'll bring you new developments on air and on our nbc10 app. >>> philadelphia is in the national spotlight. happening today the eagles get back on the practice field as green and white pride covers the city. the city

. >> it seemed the white house learned about this book in realtime today and it took just minutes for them to go on the attack mode. they are dismissing the book as trashy tabloid fiction. but as much as aides here might want to now distance themselves from steve bannon, he was a principal architect of the trump administration. this has to be a sting for them. >> reporter: abc news has obtained an advance copy of the book. among the other claims, that trump didn't expect to win on election night. the book quotes don jr. saying his father looked as if he'd seen a ghost when he was finally told he'd clinched it. >> there was a sense none of them believed that the president was going to win in this race. and the book reports the president himself didn't think he was going to win. >> reporter: wolff says first lady melania trump did not want her husband to win, and when he did she "was in tears and not of joy." today the first lady disputed that, insisting she was confident he would win and was very happy when he did. wolff's book reports that ivanka trump entertains hopes of running for

a new thermometer that connects to a smartphone, the kinsa, records fevers and symptoms in realtime. data showing more than 12 million people may now have the flu, the most cases around st. louis. according to the cdc, 78% of samples tested this year have been the most aggressive of the four known flu strains, h-3-n-2. >> our vaccine the probably least effective against h-3-n-2. slightly less vaccine immunity and more aggressiveness ends up being a bad year. >> these are flu viruses. >> reporter: new york's mt. sinai hospital is one of the places looking for a vaccine that covers all strains and mutations. why is it so hard to find a vaccine that works across the board? >> it's always changing, and we need about six months to make a vaccine. >> reporter: the national institutes of health has designated a so-called supervaccine a top priority. one vaccine you wouldn't have to get every year. it's being tested but could still be five to ten years away. so for now the cdc is pushing the vaccine it does have. >> protect your family. everyone needs a flu vaccine. >> reporter: and a lot of

your understanding they were able to document what was happening in their journals, almost like a realtimemption and i do believe that that's going to be the case, yes. >> reporter: doctors are now treating the sibling, one of whom is 29 years old and weighs just 82 pounds. that medical staff also acting as their guardians and they're hopeful for their future. >> we've limited the type of physicians that go in to see them. we've used people that we knew that they could develop a bond with and trust and we feel we've done the best for them while they're here. >> reporter: now one of the things that give investigators and doctors hope is the courage and grit displayed by that 17-year-old girl who managed to escape. apparently she had been plotting this for over two years. she went out there with a sibling. that sib belong got so afraid she turned back but that 17-year-old pushed forward, managed to contact authorities and they say possibly save her siblings. robin. >> okay, matt, just can't stop thinking about all those children. we'll bring in our chief legal analyst dan abrams in the studi

. >> wisdom is back with our realtime news tracker. hey whiz. >> good morning to you both.is morning the golden globes awards wasn't all glitz and glamour last night. there was a bit of shade also thrown in the mix. it started when actress natalie portman graced the stage to announce the winner for best director category. after co-presenter ron howard announced the category portman added and here are the all people following on social media were quick to praise portman for making the most of that particular moment crowning her the savage queen. >>> also trending this morning actress debra messing outed e, "e! news" during an interview with the network during the awards show. while being interviewed she mentioned the back of equal pay at that network saying i was so shocked to hear that e doesn't believe in paying their female co-hosts the same as their male co-hosts. the comment comes as catt sadler a former an anchor for ! news" left because of a large pay gap. >>> disney slammed after bosses admitted to browning up their extras. disney says it was forced to bring in white

the associated press raj is reporting today there was realtime back and forth while steve bannon was testifying in house committee meeting yesterday and defying the questioners whether he would take any questions about the white house or transition period there was open line of some sort of communication back with the white house. who was on the white house end? >> well, our white house counsel's office will always talk to folks from various congressional committees or talk to potential witnesses or their attorneys. let's just step back and look at the facts here. for decades now, administrations from both parties have used -- have made sure that when congress asks for questions and information that can come upon areas of confidentiality, that they discuss it with us before hand and we accommodate them through the process. that didn't happen in this case. the committee went ahead and asked questions about issues that frankly they hadn't discussed with us. the white house did have communications with mr. bannon's attorneys and said that we want the scope of these questions to remain i

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you will that find the latest forecasts plus realtime views of storm tracker6 live radar. >> cell phone captured a brawl at the denny's restaurant in vineland, new jersey. my goodness. you can see teens tossing plates and hurling chairs inside the dining room early saturday morning. police say the fight involved about 15 people. the teens fled as police arrived at the scene around 3 a.m. authorities say they have made one arrest. however, they want the public to take a good look at the video and help identify anybody else involved. >> police have made an arrest in a hit-and-run tragedy on the schuylkill expressway. 32-year-old michael house an employee of k and s together was killed on the roadway on sunday night. house was assisting a disabled motorist along the eastbound side. authorities say a ford f-150 driven by 35-year-old emanuel doxy struck house and kept on going. a witness followed doxy and called police who later arrested him. co-workers of house say they are devastated by what happened. >> heartbroken. you always hear about this happening but never this close to home. you ne

download our free 6abc app for the forecasts and realtime views from storm tracker6 live radar. >> philadelphiaice are trying to identify the young man who stabbed three teens at a pizza parlor in the city's lawndale section. a large group of students crowded into costello's pizza in the 6700 block of rising sun avenue yesterday afternoon. the owner says they were in the store no more than two minutes when the fists began to fly. >> i called the police right away and the police come right away. >> police arrived minutes later and broke up the crowd. the 15, 17 and 18-year-old boys ran outside without telling police that they'd been stabbed. they flagged down a passerby who drove them to the hospital. they're now in stable condition with nonlife-threatening injuries. >> a monroe county judge sentenced four men to jail in connection with the death avenue fraternity pledge during a hazing ritual in the poconos. investigators say the members blindfolded baruch college freshman chun michael deng forced him to wear a back tack and tackled him at a home the fraternity rented in 2013. deng was knocked

the airband about the size of an apple watch and it can pollution and toxins in the environment realtime of that. this is a bottle of ammonia. many people in their household products will have ammonia in their household products. if we open this bottle, this is the device right here, and we close the ammonia in with the device, here you can see in very realtime. something expectant mothers would want to know about, family was want to know about, schools, hospitals would want to know about, you can see in realtime the toxins and the pollution in the environment. right here you see the yellow right here. that is the area surround where we are, the green is the area outside. the yellow indicating that there are more toxins in our environment and right here you can see huh-uh money ya right there. it's the yellow line that starts rising. that is the ammonia as it riseness this environment and becomes less safe for us to be in, george. >> if our audience is any indication, that is going to take off pretty well, don't you think? the reaction. >> i think it's an interesting thing, ron. of this