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holiday events like the christmas event on the side in the event that ross park.'s>>> a boy from omaha nebraska that a special delivery from the university of central florida courtesy of the most famous sith lord of the galaxy. >> darth vader gave evan his new hope we stop by this elementary school to deliver a new planet arm. alvin was born without his arm but this new bionic prosthetic will grant him a new range of motion. >> he knows that i love him the way he is and i always tell him, don't let anyone tell you why you can't do it. >> the bionic arm was created by limitless solutions, a university of central florida. they build 3-d bionic arms and give them away to children. >> it is amazing. >> these guys are so amazing. >> it is always such a presentation, they don't just show up with a box. >> always something great. >> another chilly day today. >> sticking around, colder mornings ahead, get ready for the 30s areawide. not just up in marion county with 30 degrees, but the metro 30s on the board coming up. i-5 in orlando this morning so far, tonight it to drop

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volusian county sheriff' s deputies say ross and at least 2 other men broke into a woman' s home while she was sleeping , beating and raping the victim. we spoke to the victim' s neighbors relieved to hear of the arrest, even if it took six years. >> that' s a relief to know they really worked at it because we thought it was just over and done with and that was it. it' s good to know it wasn' t. brett: ross was arrested yesterday after leaving court in a separate case. this case is now open again with ross' arrest. and investigators are still searching for the 2 other men jason, michelle. michelle: this morning a gunman in on the run, after opening fire at a local gas station. jason: it was near silverstar road. you see people scatter after the shots are fired. one person was shot at least three times during the incident. there' s no word what led to the shooting. rules are about to go into effect in seminole county. but, before that happens, officials say they will review an area included in the zone, where residents say bears are not an issue. the county said it would fine residents

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ross- hammond says -- it )s worth the time. 08;15 maybe that )s helping us move forward a little faster 07;36 we have a diverse population and we want things to be done the right way now we have that same question for police -- is this wait taking away from the accountability and transparency. we will be meeting with them in about the next half hour and we )ll have more information about what they say -- coming up on newschannel 3 5-30. live in vb, kr, nc3. dare county - officials say they arrested two people after police say they stopped a car after they received information about two people trying to bring heroin from virginia back to dare county. during the traffic stop-- police say they did find heroin. 24-year-old caitlin palmiter and 27-year-old lynn rowlen were both arrested. rowlen is charged with possession of heroin-- and palmiter is charged with possession with intent to sell heroin. both posted bond. the day millions of powerball players have been dreaming about is here! the record- setting jackpot for tonight s drawing has grown to one- and- a- half billion dollars. from ne

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ross died while in custody at the jackson detention center. the d.e.a.'s office said they determined ross died as a result of self-inflicted injury. there is no criminal misconduct by any of the detention center officers on duty at the time. >> today a probable cause hearing for a man killed in a triple murder was postponed. he is accused of killing johnson, alexander king and tatiana on the night of october 27. investigators say they believe he led police on a chase. griffin's hearing is set for february 23 in buncombe county district court. >> the public will get its first look at plans for an rec center in asheville. the center is in the old shiloh elementary school building. last summer the building got input from the community for a master plan. the city will reveal those concept drawings at a public meeting from 6:00 until 8:00 at the shiloh center. comments can be made online. go to wlos.com. >> republican presidential hopefuls will meet for the first debate of this year in north charleston. it is less than a month until the iowa caucuses and five w

i'm bleeding heavily" s/ commissioner richard ross/ philadelphia police) "i just have to tell you looking at the video, this is one of the scariest things i officer had no idea he was coming. it's amazing he's alive" officer hartnett, a rookie of 5 years, was hit several times in the arm. he still managed to fire his own gun, hitting the suspect who was caught a few blolos away. s/ robert hartnett/offifier son shot) "it'll be a tough road, he's a tough guy, he's an excellent philadelphia officer" when officer hartnett was rushed to the hospital, his colleagues say he was alert and coherent. they tell us he has a broken arm and severe nerve damage, but his spirits are good. officer hartnett's family is meeting here at the hospital this morning. he grew up just outside philadelphia. his family says he always wanted to be a police officer katy zachry, nbc news, philadelphia. >> two people are being held on terrorism- related charges in california and texas. one is a refugee from iraq who's charged with lying to federal investigators about his travels to syria. he was arrested totoy in sacram

"el chapo" is responsible for nearly a quarter of drugs trafficked across the u-s border. ben ross is here now coming up in sports tonight at 6:30 hey kendra, here's what we've got for ya -- a big bounce-back win for the wolf pack basketball team today at air force -- we'll have all the highlights from that one, as well as the women's basketball game against the falcons... and the n-f-l playoffs are officially underway -- the chiefs and texans playing this afternoon -- and a former wolf pack star making a big impact in that game -- all that and more coming up at 6:30 we'll be right back few snow showers. high pressure will build along the west coast sunday and last into tuesday. it will be dry except for a few showers possible near the oregon border monday. the next area of low pressure will approach wednesday with the next decent chance of precipitation. && .short term... few changes made to the going forecast for this evening. the weak upper low over southwest oregon is still expected to move southeast across western nevada tonight. the nam is now dry, but the women of congress.

ross, he said so many posive things about him i was very -- very excited to get in this position as far as getting in front of these guys. >>s for dolphins owner stephen ross, his vision for what he wanted in a new head coach is clear. >> what i was looking for is really the most intelligent person i could find who had the greatest amount of passion, great energy and would become a great leader and i think with adam gase we have foound that person that will lead us to many many super bowls in the future. >> three words kept coming up to describe him at today's news conference. energetic, and bright. he says a lesson from one of the nfl's best quarterbacks, peyton manning helps helped prepare him for this moment. coach of the offense, and that was probably when i really realized there's going to be that next step. >> and that next step is now. and coming up later in sports we're going toear from gase on how he plans to work with his new quarterback, brian tannehill. >> for controversy from donald trump. why the republican frontrunner had a muslim woman removed from his rally in south carolina. >> n details about the capture o

(s/commissioner richard ross/philadelphia police1:15-1:25) "this is absolutely one of the scariest things i've ever seen. i mean this guy tried to execute the police officer. the police officer had no idea he was coming. uh... it's amazing he's alive." the suspect's name has not been released. hartnett was taken into surgery early friday and is expected to make a full recovery. high school continue to remember a classmate who died earlier in the week. the students released balloons in honor of rosio delao who during a soccer match wednesday. during the match the 16 year old asked to be taken off the field because she was having an asthma attack. shortly after the sophomore came off the field, she passed out. an ambulance arrived and rushed her to the hospital where she died a few hours later. fire officials in washington state say an employee in a bikini coffee stand was into flames. calls started coming into 9-1-1 just before about a possible explosion. a young barista was inside the stand at the time and suffered burns to her while escaping the flames. investigators don't know what caus

sot; ross anderson/running that might be sweat it might be tears there s really no telling-p&at this point. track the roads in some areas were messy. we saw several trucks drivers hard at work with salt and sand. students at william and mary were seen walking around. one freshman told me she needed some snacks. sot: danielle white/needs snacks 11:00 i m walking to food lion to go get some of those and some gloves and maybe i ll build a snowman." many enjoying the weather and not letting a little white stuff get in the way of their friday activities. as for joel i asked him if he wanted my coat before we parted ways. 08:23 i m fine. thank you though are you sure absolutely on cam and to be fair joel did tell me that he has a medical condition which causes him to overheat very easily but i told him i think he needs a coat today. ty officials tell me that they are out clearing the road several offices closed early. there were several accidents all along i 64 so anybody braving the roads tonight you definitely want to be careful. live in williamsburg i )m thanks margaret. and we turn now

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ross will answer for charges on the attack. brett connolly is joining us with more. deputies arrested the suspect while he was leaving court. brett: the victim' s neighbors say they never gave up hope in seeking justice. police say it was a fingerprint match that was connected with dna evidence. jamedd ross is charged with home invasion robbery with a weapon and kidnapping with intent to inflict bodily harm. two other men broke into a woman' s home while sleeping. we spoke to the victims neighbors who are believed to hear of the arrest, even if it took nearly six years. >> that is a relief to know that they really work at it. because we thought it was just over and done with and that was it. it is good to know that it t. brett: ross was arrested yesterday after leaving court in a separate case. this case is now open again with s arrest. police are searching for the two of this violent attack. jason: a gunman is on the run after opening fire in orange county gas station. michelle: we highlighted the on the lower side of the screen. citgo station near silverstar road. several people scatter to get out of the way. on what led up to the shooting. j

s 7. las vegas mayor pro-tem steven ross is holding a news conference tomorrow to talk about the on-going issue of solar power in las vegas. it follows a recent ruling by the public utilities commission that reduced the kick-back to solar customers. that ruling is the reason for one major company.. solarcity decide to leave nevada. we'll have much more on that news conference on action news' midday report. coming up.. keeping an eye on mccarran. protests at some of the nation's largest airports could cause delays. plus.. after 25 years in business.. a neighorhood bar is in trouble with the law.. over karaoke. "if i lose karaoke this tubes, we'll explain how a favorite passtime became a legal issue. new at six.. planned protests at so3(zsi*p= to make as much money as one top ceo. it's called the wage gap. and the republicans will make it worse by lowering taxes for their own rules.some of the nation's largest airports aren't effecting flights at mccarran. here's a live look at the airport. according to the washington post.. workers from nine u-s airports planned to

the u-s marshall's service helped track 26-year old ross clouse to a home in des moines. police say the convicted sex offender cut off a tracking device and failed to return to the fort des moines work release facility last friday. as part of his sentence.. clouse was ordered to be monitored by the state for the rest of his life. the iowa department of transportation was prepared for this the purpose of the center is to monitor traffic, and keep traffic flowing throughout the state of iowa on the states primary highway system. the dot has opened a new traffic management center inside the dot- drivers license building in ankeny. workers can watch 48 video feeds at once from a total of 320 cameras state wide. they also dispatch highway helper, and help steer law enforcement to accidents on the road. lets hope none of that will be needed the rest of the week... the pentagon is once again calling on u-s soldiers... this time its to liberate the iraqi city of mosul. its currently surrounded by about 10-thousand isis fighters. the pentagon says additional u-s soldiers are neede

ross: we have a lot of programs. a tuesday night race league, women' s program on monday, after school programs, to being will be starting -- tubing will be starting this week. mike: it is all good now. have a great season. ross: thank you very much. thanks for coming over. mike: get out here if you are anywhere in manchester, southern new hampshire. if you want to hit the slopes and get on some great snow, head what about the forecast? will the snow hold, and do we have any in our future? anything today. our time let' s photography -- it it was beautiful with a few high, thin clouds up there, and temperatures made in the lower 40' s in the southern part of the state from concord to the south and the east. we are still in the 30' s and many locations, temperatures falling quickly in the north country where you go down into the single digits and down near zero again tonight, but not below zero probably like you did the last two nights well below zero. it will be a little milder tonight than it has in. -- a has been. the winds are calm. that will be the same for tomorrow. basically if you liked today, you will like tomorro

. >> ktvu fox 2's political reporter ross palombo joins us with the governor's plans and what he laidout. >> today the governor didn't announce any new programs. what he did tell lawmakers was to bite the bullet when it comes to new transportation taxes and fees. other than that he's still focusing on paying for what we already have and on increasing the state's surplus. brown is still urging financial restraint despite the brimming state economy and low unemployment rate here. today he also spoke of the growing economic inequality and how the state has addressed it with a minimum wage rate hike, a tax credit for low-income workers and health coverage for the children of undocument workers. he also talk about new taxes and fees to deal with the state's crumbling bridges, levees, and roads. right now we need $77 billion in repairs and maintenance. >> we have no choice but to maintain our transportation infrastructure, yet doing so without an expanded and permanent revenue source is impossible. that means at some point sooner rather than later we have to bite the bullet and enact new fe

sot; ross anderson/running 22:44 i think my hair is frozen that might be sweat it might be tears there s really no telling-p&at this point. track we spent hours in williamsburg. the roads were a mess today. trucks clearing off the streets. people braving the conditions. many getting off work and school early-- dealing with the wonder wonderland. people picking up last minute things -- like one freshman who needed snacks. sot: danielle white/needs snacks 11:00 i m walking to food lion to go get some of those and some gloves and maybe i )ll build a snowman." track several told us they loved the white stuff. before i left joel -- i was worried about him and asked him if he wanted my coat. 08:23 i m fine. thank you though are you sure absolutely and to be fair joel did tell me that he has a medical condition which causes him to overheat very easily but i told him i think he needs a coat today. city officials tell me that they are out clearing the road several offices closed early. there were several anybody braving the roads tonight you definitely want to be careful. live in williamsburg i )

s&p lost 48. cnbc's carolyn ross joins us live from london. carolyn, what's wall street expecting to open at this morning? >> hey, good morning you to, louis. well, this morning we are expecting a degree of stabilization looking at futures this morning, they point to very mild gains. but once again, it all depends on what the price of oil is doing yesterday we saw the brent falling below $30 a barrel. that really spooked a lot of investors. wti this morning actually gained roughly 0.7%. last time i checked. but this morning, european markets still down, and as you said asian markets still continuing that sell-off, too. which so far this global sell-off in 2016, it's wiped off some $3 trillion off stock markets. now moving on to some other news, al jazeera america, it's shutting down in april. this is less than three years after it began broadcasting in the u.s. now, what led them to that decision? the ceo of al jazeera america saying it's quote our business model simply isn't sustainable in light of the economic challenges in the u.s. media ma

kenney says ross was sirst and on choice for that jo >>> one of the commissioner ross's first order of busiss was naming this man s deputy commissioner of patrol operations myron paterson has been with the department fo30 a ldg ranksf ief inspector. he will be srn in tomorrow morning. >>> west goshen le have some new officersworn to protect anderve. tonight kyle m and robert story ok ea during ceremony at township building i west cster. four otr piceman also received otions. >>> a young ncer survivor ve a big thank you to a philadelphia hpital, ten year-old emily white head and her family donated hundred thousand dollars to the children's hospital of philadelphia. nearly four years ago thisas emily a patienthere fighting an aggressive form of couple lymphoblastic leukemia. she was the first piatric patient to undergo an experimental treatment back then. ing her own t cells doctors netically engineered her immune system to attacker specific ccer cells. ter ttreatment worked her family created the emily white head foundation. >> try to make a difference for all kid to go me with their parents like we ve emily mgome

tonight, 23-year-old jamedd ross is behind bars, after dna evidence linked him to the attack, wesh 2' s summer knowles has the story. summer: i' m glad to hear it. it' s very good. -- >> relief five years in the making. she' s been waiting five years for an arrest in the armed home invasion rape case. volusia county sheriff' s men broke into her neighbor' home she was sleeping. man put his knee on her chest and threatened her with a knife while another man tied her hands behind her back before punching while the others stole a tv and cash. >> everybody was nervous and scared. we were always leary. that the person could come back? summer the attack happened in in : march of 2010. only after he was tied to another crime. >> it was last year that one of our fingerprint techs was going through fingerprints uh, found a match to mr. ross in this case and subsequent to that we matched some dna evidence as well. summer 23-year-old jamedd ross : is now charged with home invasion robbery with a weapon and kidnapping with intent to inflict bodily harm. although it took 5 years to make the arrest n

ktvu fox 2's ross polumbo is in iowa this morning. you were there with all the highlights.ter: good morning, gasia and dave. you know, donald trump this morning saying that fox news was apologizing up until the last minute over and over again, but it was too little, too late. he went on with that fundraiser for veterans last night across town on another stage. by all accounts, it was a success raising some $6 million. on the debate stage last night i can tell you his presence certainly was felt. take a listen. >> let's stress the elephant not in the -- let's address the elephant not in the room. >> everyone on the stage is stupid, fat, and ugly. and ben you're a terrible surgeon. now that we have gotten the donald trump portion out of the way. >> reporter: donald trump came up again and again throughout the night. foreign and domestic terrorism were first up in topics. it was immigration where the biggest sparks flew. fox showed clip after clip of ted cruz and marco rubio flip-flopping on the issue. then they asked them to explain. listen to this. >> haven't you proven that

woman was raped during a home invasion in volusia county, ross and at least two other men broke into the delta on a home -- dana did -- the woman' s home while two sleeping beating and raping her. we spoke to the neighbors of the victim, they are relieved to hear the arrest. >> that' s a relief to know they really worked at it because we thought it was just over and done with and that was it. t. michelle: ross was arrested a separate case. investigators are still searching for the other two man they believed were part of this violent attack. and are about to go in effect in seminole county. but, before that happens, officials say they will review where residents say bears are not an issue. the county said it would fine residents who left trash or food outside. most of the area covered by the ordinance is west of i-4 but a the interstate. the rules for west of i-4 go into effect on february 7th. jason: the first section of central florida' highways open for business. drivers begin using the long-awaited wekiva parkway. this runs from county road 435 46 east of cap challenge road in lake county. the 25 mile $1.6 billion parkway will

s the radio call. >> shots fired, on spruce. i' m shot. i' m bleeding heavily. commissioner richard ross: i just have to tell you looking at the video, this is one of the scariest things i ever seen. he was coming. s amazing he' s alive. katy: officer hartnett, a rookie of 5 years, was hit several times in the arm. he still managed to fire his own gun, hitting the suspect who was ll be a tough road, he' s a tough guy, he' s an excellent philadelphia officer. katy: when officer hartnett was rushed to the hospital, his colleagues say he was alert and coherent. they tell us he has a broken arm and severe nerve damage. officer hartnett' s family is this morning. he grew up just outside philadelphia. his mother tells me -- his father tells me he always wanted to be a police officer . lisa: that shooting comes as president obama continues his gun control push, after last night' s townhall in fairfax, virginia. during the townhall, the president answered questions about his new executive actions to help combat gun violence. mister obama admitted the moves won' t stop all attacks but said the go

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deputies say ross, and at least two other men, broke into a woman' s deltona home while she was sleeping then beat and raped the victim. match that was connected with dna evidence that led them to ross. after leaving court in a separate case. investigators are still searching for the two other men they believe were part of this violent attack. at least 20 people are killed and many others injured after gunmen storm the university of pakistan. reports say 80 people were shot including staff and students. police and army troops battled the attackers, and in the end four of the gunmen were killed. a spokesman for the taliban in pakistan has disowned the group taking responsibility for the attack. earlier today, the associated press reported that the leader of the taliban claimed responsibility. summer: donald trump' s new supporter, sarah palin shows up at his side in oklahoma after campaign stop in iowa. on the democratic side, bill as nbc' s edward lawrence reports, bernie sanders has the lead in new hampshire. in oklahoma today, trump' s campaign. >> our veterans and you differ -- deserv

ross doubled the company's assets by adding mutual funds in the 1980's while shunning junk bonds. ure, he oversaw to less the growth of more than 100%, topping $50 billion. donald ross died at 98 years old. the bloomberg business flash. it said the markets desk where julie hyman is a check on company movers. julie: and assorted selection. time warner is one of them, we've seen media as a whole perform well. warner, interesting story, there were reports that 20th century fox might be interested in making another bid for the company. then, the company denied that speculation. but the shares remain higher, they are authorized the session, but they do remain higher on the day. sun edison, one is really volatile stocks, plunged yesterday after the company announced plans to be capitalize -- recapitalize. shares are up 6%. a couple of analysts have mentioned the company policy really -- the company positively. he's moving to the sidelines after all of the selling we've seen. apple suppliers are in focus out with preliminary results for fiscal third-quarter that were below its estimates,

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. >>> our next guest has a simple message for investors, sell until the s&p 500 hits 1900. rich ross to find out why. rich, what are you looking at? >> i'll tell you, melissa. the calendar may have changed but the game is still the same and the name of the game is china. which after patterson dental is the single most important macro proxy we have. we brought with us a chart today to compare the s&p 500 to the chinese yuan. and we've inverted the chart and you could see the symmetry. and we devalue that currency in august. and what happens? three days later, the flash crash, the 10% correction. we ultimately get stabilization and the market finds its footing. what happens in november. the s&p 500 rally runs out of steam along with the currency. so the two are trading together. and it gets even tighter when we talk about crude oil. the charts are virtually the same over the past six months. that is why you care about that chinese currency and about china. and one more, the transports, clearly in a bear market, down over 20% from the highs, this is not a good sign for the broader marke

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bowl. 3 ((walter)) we've been on a long "break" from ross, rachel, monica and the rest of there's a reunion planned. where you can see your favorite 90's stars... all together again. 3 ((jen and... inside the monster trucks! we meet the drivers who make all those stunts and tricks look *easy at "monster jam." 3 3 the new caramel macchiato from dunkin' donuts. let hand-crafted layers of espresso, milk, and a caramel-flavored swirl uplift your mood. indulge in a hot or iced macchiato today. find your sweet spot today with dunkin's chicken apple sausage sandwich. enjoy sweet apple and savory sausage together for under 400 calories. he directed 15-episodes of their iconic sitcom, including the famous one where "ross and rachel take a break." but burrows is legendary for more than this series... he also directed "will and grace"... "cheers"... "the mary tyler moore show"... even the pilot of "the big bang theory." so this will be a star-studded affair. the special airs february 21st. 3 ((jen)) well, you can see *these guys, this weekend! it's the return of "monster jam." (walter) loud, massive trucks... doing stunts... kids *love this stuff

ross senior in your life insurance companies passed away. he doubled the company's assets and mutual funds in the 1980's all shining junk bonds -- shunning junkonds. he topped $50 billion. donald ross was 90 years old. that is the bloomberg business flash. alix: julie has a check on some the company rumors today. julie: we've been talking about apple and its suppliers. a chipmaker that relies on apple coming out with third-quarter revenue and it's below what analysts estimated. its previous forecast was $720 million. the shares were down sharply. they have been improving interestingly as the day has gone on. in terms of how important apple is to them, look at the terminal. here is corvo in the middle. apple is its third-largest client. samsung is's largest single client. more like 14% of its revenue. analysts point out that even though third quarter was week for the company, the fourth quarter will not be as weak because of demand for some of those samsung products. we will be watching that one. asper apple itself -- as for , shares are backing bounce up by about 2.5%. a couple of suppliers to watch out for. this is not have to do with apple

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abc's s ian ross has that story. >> repororr: the fbi knows whehe the attack began and almost everything until it ended, when the husband and wife terrorists, syed farook and tashfeen malik, were shot dead in their black suv. but in between, officials said there is an 18-minute mystery, an unaccounted gap in their whereabouts not detected by traffic cameras or witnesses. >> we have accounted for three hours and 42 minutes of their time. we are missing 18 minutes of their time. >> reporter: and the fbi made a pictures of their vehicle. >> we e nt to ensure that if they made contact with anyone that we don't t ready know about that we're able to fully investigate those matts. >> reporter: and the fbi also wants to know what happened to the hard drive removed from the killers' computer at their home the morning of the attack. the two were tracked to this san bernardino lake around 11:45 a.m. by the fbi. but a search by divers did not turn up the hard drive or any her evidence on the lake bottom. solving the 18-minute gap mystery is important for the fbi because agents believe that may be wh

s kyndell nunley has more. >> reporter: it was in city hall behind me where las vegas mayor pro-tem steve ross said today that the puc's decision to missed the mark when it comes to southern nevada. at a press conference this morning he says he will stump promote the growth of southern nevada's solar energy. money has been at the center of the debate since the public utility commission announced new higher rates for solar users starting at the top of the year. ross described this as a fight. to do so the ordinance will also offer financial support to home and business owners who want to invest in solar energy systems. ross also says the plan will allow those already with solar panels to join in on a, quote, energy improvement district. the district will help pay for the solar panels and other energy safety improvements. ross asked that the group advise the city of las vegas on developing a, quote, comprehensive energy strategy andn hopes of improving solar energy going into the future. >> the city couldn't be silent on this. we've been working very hard on we have for a number of years. we've very proud of th

s lauren mayk with breaking details. >> reporter: i just spoke with police commissioner ross and confirmed they got this information today. it was anonymous, indicated that a man wanted to inflict harm on police officers in new york and possibly here in philadelphia. here's how he told me that this information came in. >> as i understand it, nypd relayed information to us because they thought it was something to it or wanted to take necessary precautions. so we're going to do the same. >> reporter: i asked if the man had connections to philadelphia. there are several addresses that he does have connections to here in the city. our sister station in new york reporting that this tipster who contacted police reported that the man that they are talking about had claimed -- pledged his allegiance to isis. of course all of this, weeks after the shooting of officer hartman. police commissioner ross tells me officers patrolling in pairs and that that will continue for some time. police tell me that they are sending out an alert to members of the department. lauren mayk, nbc 10 news. >> the threat comes less than two weeks after