sherman captured savannah, completing the march to the sea.a military campaign devised to destroy the confederacy's ability to wage war, and break the will of its people to resist. after destroying atlanta's industrial and business but not residential districts, sherman's 62,500 men left that city in mid november and marched over 250 miles, reaching savannah by mid december. contrary to popular myth sherman's troops primarily destroyed only property used for waging war. food railroads, train depots factories, cotton gins and warehouses. abandoning their supply base, they lived off the land destroying food they could not consume. they also liberated thousands of enslaved african-americans. sherman's hard hand of war demoralized confederates hastening the end of slavery and the reunification of the nation. erected for the civil war 150 commemoration by the georgia historical society, and georgia battlefields association. [ applause ] >> thank you. >> good job, as always. >> thank you. >> well, that concludes the ceremony. thank you all for comin

cutting a swath of destruction toward savannah on the coast. sherman swore to make georgia power, and in his special field order number 120, he laid out the rules for destruction and conduct for the march. the army was to forge liberally on the country, with details of men and officer sent out each day together for. soldiers were instructed not to enter private homes, and to discriminate between the rich __ who were usually hostile, sherman observed __ and the poor and industrious, who are usually neutral or friendly. to be sure, there was more destruction than allowed by these orders. sherman's shoulders, as one historian has written, saw this as a golden opportunity to teach the people of georgia the hardships and tears of a war which they blame confederates for starting, and continuing despite continuous defeats on the battlefield. some homes, especially of those wealthy slaveholders cconsider guilty of bringing on the war, were burnt. private dwellings were entered, and personal property was taken or ruined. and civilians were stripped of m

back over to matt. >>> savannah thank you very much.when it comes to medical news nothing was bigger in 2014 than the ebola crisis. what will we talk about this year? dr. natalie azar is an nbc contributor and assistant clinical professor at new york university medical center. good morning. >> hi matt. >> ebola was the story medically in 2014 the end of the year "time" magazine named the ebola fighters as their persons of the year. it's discouraging when you look at news coming out of west africa. 18,000 people infected. more than 6,000 died. will we start to turn the corner? >> we are hoping we will. unfortunately to make a really accurate prediction with can't, almost. there are so many moving parts. we have the development and investigational drugs, vaccine development. we have the ability now to curtail and find and identify more cases. we have certainly made headway. there is reason to be hopeful. we cannot be complacent. >> you talk about ex peer mental drugs or five potential p vaccines being tested and developed. we know some of

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obviously a key ally in the fight against isis savannah. >> cystkristen, thank you very much. richard engel outside the scene, the factory where the two brothered had eds had been holed up and now acording to other media are dead. >> reporter: this all began here this morning. this hostage scene began this morning around 9:00 a.m. the two brothers the prime suspects of the murders at the satirical newspaper two days ago had been on the run for 48 hours. they came here. this is a fairly sleepy town. very close to the charles de gaulle international airport. they were spotted, people weren't looking for them here but police spotted them in an industrial area. a gunfight broke out and then those two brothers pulled themselves up barricaded themselves inside a printing press. they took we now know one hostage. a hostage who is now free. and for the last seven hours, they had been holed up inside that building. and we hadn't heard much from them. just a short time after they bare dated themselves in the building that is when the second incident took place. that's when the other mil

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warning. >> we have a super cell that developed southwest downtown savannah georgia.ng rotation. >> we have no reports of damage. just a lot of heavy rain gusty wind reports. the rotation appears to have crossed the savannah river and has moved farther down the line in the tornado warning into jasper county south carolina. >> and this has been after a couple of days now of torrential very heavy downfalls, right? >> it's been a wet period. we've had a lot of warm moist air. unusually warm air for this time of year in fact. conditions are favorable to spin up quickly and produce tornadoes. as a result we still have a tornado watch out for our entire area effective until 6:00 p.m. this evening. >> all right. you're talking specifically about the savannah georgia area although we're also looking at some images from what appear to be some preet severe wind damage coming out of mississippi. still unclear whether it's been declared that was tornadic activity. at least we know it was wind damage from the wreckage that we see there on the ground. thank you so much. steve, keep

>> reporter: good morning, savannah. after the massacre and the manhunt now, the siege about five hours ago, the two suspects in that massacre the kouachi brothers were chased to an industrial area a few hundred yards from here. they are holding one hostage and totally surrounded by literally hundreds of french anti-terrorist police and s.w.a.t. teams who are moving closer and closer to that building. there is a hostage negotiator who has made contact with the two brothers and a french lawmaker says they told police we want to -- police moving around me as i speak. and there are two schools in the area where more than 1,000 pupils are locked in. some of the younger pupils the teachers are singing them nursery rhymes to try to calm them down. we are in the end game here 48 hours after the worst terrorist attack in france in half a century, these two men appear to be cornerer ed ercornered. >> bill nechlt ely, stay there. we'll come back to you as these events warrant. these two suspects have told police they want to die a

>> reporter: good morning, savannah. behind me right now security forces have been brought in to evacuate around 100 students who barricaded themselves in their school. that evacuation is take place right now. things developed here just as children were going to school around 9:00 this morning. police who had set up a drag net all across the country in this village which is not far from the charles de gaulle international airport, spotted the brothers, quickly there was a gun fight, reports that one of the police officers was injured in that gun fight. and as it was unfolding, the two brothers decided to barricade themselves in a local business. this is taking place about a mile from here in an industrial section of this village. as the two brothers barricaded themselves in this business they took the business owner hostage and potentially some of its employees and some of his family members. we're told at least one hostage is still inside. there is now a massive security cordon set up around this village and the surroun

savannah and al in arizona to get you ready for super sunday. right, savannah? >> yeah.we've got it all covered here. the fun, the festivities, and, yes, deflate gate. we'll talk to iowadina menzel as she gets ready to perform the national anthem at the super bowl. >>> and we're going to give you a look at our super bowl commercial and show you how it was made. and here in new york oscar winner octavia spencer will stop by to talk about her new movie with kevin costner. and we'll catch up with the newly crowned biggest loser when we see you here on a split edition of "today" on a friday morning. back to you. >> well, i have to admit savannah and al we were spying on you a few minutes ago because our crew is on stage above you. so he showed your set-up there. we were peeking. >> and i feel badly that you didn't make the travel squad, matt. hang in there. >> i go out tomorrow. don't feel too bad. >> all right. take care. >> we'll see you in ten minutes. >> all right. bye-bye. >> bye. >>> clouds overnight, temperatures are not that cold. but it's cold enough for like snow.

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i do want to update you as well, savannah. further reaction this morning from the university of virginia. they are now saying they resist any implication uva students are deserving of special admonition saying the students have lived up to our tradition of student self governance and mentioning standards by all the greek organizations here, going on to say, quote, we have confidence to use good judgment, be mindful of one another's safety and adhere to the safety practices developed by them. savannah. >> a story that won't go away for uva erica, thank you very much. let us get a check of the weather from mr. roker. >> that's right. for a lot of folks, they are looking at phoenix with normally gorgeous weather. sunny, dry. not so this weekend. we've got a developing system that will bring this subtropical moisture into the southwest and as it does, we watch for this low to develop. it's going to be a slow mover, bringing in that moisture. we are looking for rain and heavy mountain snows beginning friday on into friday morning.

savannah and al?tars do after the golden globes. >> party. and al will hit the hottest parties of the night. >> you won't believe it. i have been banned from three from next year. >> i heart >>> a very good morning to you. it is 8:26. i'm laura-garcia cannon. a i've look at golden gate bridge this morning where a new movable barrier is in place. that's not the golden gate bridge. that is. a foggy look, in fact. there's that movable median barrier there in the center of the bridge. it was installed well before this morning's deadline. the median actually occupies about six inches of lane space in either direction. also the speed limit is now ten miles per hour lower for drivers headed toward the bridge from the north bay. that's 45 miles per hour for those drivers. crews are expected to take their first stab at changing the median sometime this morning between 9:30 and 10:30. honing to help the morning commute. let's check in with mike. >> we'll start in the south bay for folks as we get a look out tow

on the hot seat with savannah yesterday.lked a cow? you wrote back, umm, no but i have briefly touched and utter. >> no i just remember touching an utter. >> okay. mad lynn writes i believe when you were in law school you rented my d.c. condo where we had a small-ish fire. yes! i heard it was candle-related. we'll explain that. >> it's funny because i did set our house on fire a little bit when i was in law school. you know just a little. right before exams. i had a candle burning. i was studying. i fell a sleep. i was very tired. it caught on fire the whole room caught on fire it was quite scary and terrible. we had three roommates, girls, the smoke was all over. sorry, padmadeleine. she was so sweet. >> was it the turn of the century, were you studying by candlelight? you can read all at the website. on the hot seat next week. >> carson thank you, bud. >> the candle defense. >>> coming up on trending where was this a few months ago, how oh there's an energy crisis happening alright. a human one. and it's time to fight it.

. >>> a vigil is being held tonight for a 22-year-old hyattsville, maryland man who died in savannah, georgia in a jail cell. according to the sheriff's office, he died after an apparent fight inside where sheriffs deputies say he was resisting arrest. the georgia bureau of investigation is now conducting a use of force investigation. back here, the dead inmate's family is seeking answers. surae chinn has more details. >> reporter: bruce, there are definitely a lot of questions tonight. friends have already started gathering, preparing for this candlelight vigil that should be starting in less than an hour. you can see folks are setting up now, just a few friends at this point. but they are wondering and asking a lot of questions here about the deaths surrounding the former park dale student from river dale, and community college student in savannah, georgia. he was also a bank employee there. but people attending are left wondering what happened. the family has never been given an explanation as to how and why he died in police custody. the family says he suffers from a mental illnes

savannah? >> you'll get a lot of vons on that. >>> a huge five-alarm fire at an apartment complex in new jersey is still smoeldlders at this hour 15 hours after it started. that's the scene now and this is what it looked like last night. intense flames forcing hundreds to evacuate. wnbc's kai simonson is high above that scene. what can you tell us? >> reporter: savannah, good morning to you. as you can see from these pictures here, a large plume of smoke continues to rise out of the avalon apartment complex here in edgewater, new jersey, a luxury apartment complex located along the hudson river just along the tumer west side of man be man. we're getting a better look at the tajdamage as the smoke dissipates. 400 apartments have been destroyed. four injuries have been reported. two firefighters and two civilians. thankfully injures are minor. emergency response continues. >> that's the view from high above. down to the ground we find ann tomorrow son. good morning to you. >> reporter: good morni

savannah and al?ody always wondered what the stars do after the golden globes. >> party. and al will hit the hottest parties of the night. >> you won't believe it. i have been banned from three from next year. >> i heart you >>> good morning, we have a little bit of rain and some fog as well. let's get our first alert forecast from meteorologist bill henley. >> it's freezing rain because it's falling out of the sky as plain old rain and hitting surfaces that are at or below freezing. you can see the rain falling in south philadelphia. the temperatures are in the lower 30s in south philly but chester springs 32 degrees. washington township trenton all right at freezing. freezing rain and icy conditions on untreated surfaces. there's a lot of slipping and sliding to start with. 32 in quakertown pottstown and the rain is coming down. a layer of ice is accumulating. temperatures just above freezing for much of delaware and south jersey. it's going to be a slow warmup during the day changing over to plain

savannah. >> thank you the two prospects of the u.s. ski team killed in an avalanche earlier this week are speaking out. today national correspondent craig melvin is here with that. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you. they were hoping to make the next olympic ski team. this morning, though their parents are opening up about their sons immense talent and enormous character. >> bryce was always smiling. when we moved to utah he would wake up every morning and come out to the window and say, "mom it's another beautiful day." . >> ronnie was a gift to us for the 20 years that we had with him were remarkable. he had a short life but it was a very full life. >> reporter: their parents cannot say enough about their sons' positive attitudes and kindness towards others. >> hi my name is bryce. >> reporter: they landed two spots on the developmental ski team. >> his dream was to be in the next olympics. >> but their dreams and lives came to an end where the u.s. city team is located. they were a part of a group of six skiers descendin

savannah guthrie and al roker set up shot. al had plenty to talk about with the weather, and savannah is prepping for her big night sunday night. she interviews president obama one-on-one during the pregame show and she'll ask him act his picks but also about more weighty issues of the day. >> we just want to talk to the president about obviously the game and whether he's following, he's a big fan, that kind of thing, but there's a lot going on in our country right now and certainly a lot of fears about terrorism and that kind of thing. when we sit down and do our taped portion of the interview i suspect we'll talk about those things. i always try to keep in the back of my hind what i think americans want to hear the questions they would ask if they have the chance. >> reporter: now, savannah leaves phoenix for washington tomorrow. she'll have a full report on the "today" show the next day, too a separate taped interview with president obama. at 5:00 tonight, we'll head into the nfl indoor experience the ultimate fan experienc

matt savannah? >> pete williams at the courthouse thank you. >>> here in new york city police are investigating the death of a $200 million hedge fund founder and want to know if his son played role. jonathan dienst leads the investigation team. good morning to you. >> good morning, matt. thomas gilbert sr.'s wife found his body in their apartment. at this hour, his death has not been ruled a homicide and police haven't named his son a suspect, but the son is in custody and they've been questioning him for hours. the founder of a hedge fund worth $200 million was found dead in his bedroom sunday. one gunshot to his head. overnight, police questioned his son, thomas gilbert jr. investigators say they think he was the only person with his father around the time of the shooting. at about 3:30 sunday afternoon, police say thomas gilbert sr.'s wife found him in their apartment, a handgun, the fatal weapon used was found near the body. police led his crying widow, shelly away from the building in the excl

good morning. >> good morning, savannah.irst it was american journalists and then british aide workers. now two japanese hostages being held in the familiar orange jump suit and the same person who has been on all of the other videos, a man speaking in a british accent holding a knife says he will kill these two japanese hostages unless japan pays $200 million in the next 72 hours. the way they came up with that enormous figure according to the kidnappers, japan has pledged $200 million in the fight against isis. in fact, japan's prime minister just made that pledge this weekend and now the members of isis say unless japan pays that money to them they will kill these two japanese hostages. one of the hostages is a freelance journalist. he was last seen in october around the town of kobani. the other man had a security company, but he has been described as something of a lost soul who went into syria in an attempt to change his life. >> a sad story. richard engel, thank you very much. keep us posted. >>> president obama will

see what savannah is going to wear. >> you're wearing the sequin tux, again? >> whip it out one more time. >> i know you guys don't care but i'll be in my pajamas. >> fair enough. >> thanks for the visual va irx to. >> have a great weekend. >> all right, you, too. >>> and president obama set to announce a proposal today to make community colleges free. he gave the country a sneak peek last night in a facebook video message. >> what i'd like to do is see the first two years of community college free for everybody who's willing to work for it. that's right. for everybody who is willing to work for it. something that we can accomplish and it's something that will train our workforce so we can compete with anybody in the world. >> under the proposal students who tain part-time and maintain a gpa won't have to pay tuition. provided no details about the cost or who will pay for it. the president will outline more details in his speech today in tennessee. >>> it's nine minutes before 7:00. check out this surveillance video from california. it shows a former accountan

but savannah was expressing doubts about the surgery. >> do you feel like you need to do it? >> yeah. >> no. >> you don't feel like you need to but you want to? >> yeah. >> why though? >> i don't want to be different. >> you don't want to be different? >> i do, but i don't. >> reporter: then, cheyenne asked a question, one that suddenly revealed the heart of the matter. >> how does it feel being beautiful? >> why are you asking me that? >> just answer it. >> but i'm not that pretty. >> yes, you are. >> no, i'm not. >> yes, you are! >> no, i'm not. >> seriously. >> you seriously want me to answer that? >> yes. >> it's not great. >> why? >> you still, like -- people find every reason to hate on you. >> reporter: it was the first time cheyenne heard this perspective from a friend, that looks don't always equal happiness. bullies are irrational. they don't just pick on the funny-looking kid. they pick on the kid they feel like is weak. and i don't know if that makes you strong because you have your nose fixed. i think you may still sometimes be that same insecure kid still. >> pa

. >> savannah has wanted to be a police officer since she was a little girl. or even a littler girl we should say. that's sweet. >>> over to abc7 news meteorologist drew tuma. >> we're tracking record warmth on the way. live doppler 7hd right now we're dry we had a few sprinkles in the north bay that moved out. we have high cloud up above. so after the fog burned off in most spot biz mid-day we saw a good amount of sunshine that warmed abuse the 60s and a lot of spots but we're still dealing with fog around the coast. take a look at this a live look from the golden gate bridge cam. the fog is only going to expand over night. visibility wilt be restitutioned in many locations. temperature-wise right now, it's pretty mild in some spots. san francisco, 63 degrees. you can see where the fog is settling in. antioch, 54. just to the south, livermore, which is seeing clearer skies is 67. 58 in oakland, and san jose, 58. slat and rye dar, we have a colt front positioned to the north and the rope why we're seeing the high clouds is because of the front, but little in t

savannah matt? >> miguel almaguer in washington thanks very much. >>> a manhunt is under way for a suspect who shot and wounded two new york city police officers. it happened late last night while those officers were responding to a robbery call. rehema ellis has more on this story this morning. hi rehema. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, savannah. the two officers are listed in critical but stable condition. they're both expected to recover. officials don't believe the shooting was targeted but it comes at a time when police tension in the city is running high. >> i just heard four gunshots and looked at my brother and was like oh, my god. >> reporter: police are still on the hunt for two suspects this morning after they shot and injured two nypd officers in the bronx late last night. one of the suspects is seen here on surveillance footage moments before the shooting. two plain clothesed officers responded to an armed robbery call. encountering the suspects blocks from the robbery scene. d

>> actually, we have it every day for savannah, anyway so it's fine. >> all right, matt and savannah. take care. >>> 11 minutes before 7:00 and we're following breaking news. police investigating an attempted robbery at a toys "r" us in the port richmond section of philadelphia. skyforce10 is live above the scene. here's what we know. witnesses called 911 and said that the robber fired a shot at the store. no one was hurt. we're trying to find out exactly what happened. nbc 10's jesse gary is on the way. we'll bring you new information as soon as we get it. >>> now, your nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorologist bill henley. >> a blustery day but a dry one. we still have some clouds that are blowing through the area. this is the view from here at the nbc 10 studios. winds gusting to 29 miles an hour right now and 42 degrees currently at philadelphia international. that won't last. the numbers are going to come down lower this morning. an icy scene from the pocono mountains, where it was rain yesterday, but it will be snow tomorrow. look at the 30s pottstown, doylestown trenton, an

and here's the thing, savannah. even in a world where we pretty much find out everything we want to know about everybody and we're having an unspoken thought that's against the law, we may never know exactly how this happened because everybody may do what brady and belichick did yesterday and say i have no idea how the air came out of these footballs. so apparently the only thing i can conclude is these balls deflated themselves. >> one last question though. i think what people are wondering about the nfl in this case is are they trying to slow up the investigation to get them past the super bowl? >> oh they needed this story like a hole in the head after the year they've had with ray rice and adrian peterson and all the heat that goodell has taken. but do they want this to spill over into super bowl week? probably not. so i keep thinking this thing may be wrapped up by the weekend. but, you know, i'm an optimist. >> all right. mike lupica. we always think of you as an optimist actually. thank you very much. always

savannah, we expect to be bigger protests tonight.k to you. >> kate snow in canada for us. thank you very much. >>> weather is the big story for us. let's go over to al. >>> today's weather brought to you by progressoh light soups, so indulgent, you never believe they are light, 100 calories per serving. >> guys, this morning, three quarters of a million students are out of school today because of the cold. class is cancelled, and this weekend, we have a real dangerous situation as well. this dome of high pressure, record setting high, arctic air is trapped down at the surface. we have gulf moisture flowing in over this, and now in between, we got this warm air aloft. as the moisture comes and falls through the warm air hitting the colder air, it refreezes, and we get an icy mix. saturday morning, starts down to brownsville and central texas. in the afternoon hours, it starts to spread to the north up into dallas and on into central parts of arkansas. by sunday morning, look at this wide swath of frozen precipitation from indianapolis

savannah? >> kristen welker, thank you. >> natalie is here with a construction next ohio. >> a highway overpass collapsed killing one person and injuring another. the southbound lanes of interstate 75 are expected to remain closed until at least wednesday night. crews were taking down the old bridge when something went terribly wrong. a construction worker was kill and a truck driver was injured. he is lucky because in a matter of seconds his fate would have probably been different. after several delays the man in the shooting spree at a colorado movie theater goes on trial today. they acknowledged that james holmes shot and killed 12 people and injured 70 others but holmes pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity. 9,000 prospective jurors will be questioned. he could be sentenced to death. tax filing season is under way. the irs will accept 2014 tax returns starting today. 11 days earlier than last year. as for refunds, most will be delivered in 21 days if filed electronically. if you file a p

savannah you are first.ody dump it on to the tray. >> this is embarrassing. >> these are real. >> oh, my god. >> you got a lot going on in there. >> i do. >> now we are going to start to sort and keep your make up and jewelry on the tray. everything else we are going take off. >> chargers make up and jewelry stay on the tray. everything else we are going put in this number right here. meet the purse spection. it's $22 from qvc. all you have to do is take -- these stay. >> i'm trying to change it. >> all you have to do is take it and put it here and you put everything in here. you see mine is all done. i'm not going to show off. >> make up too? >> no make up. the make up chargers and jewelry stay. you put your brush, pens one or two. you put your sunglasses and you have a beeper. you put those in here. this will be the base of your tote. take a few seconds to fill it up. >> keys? are. >> the keys go in here. everything but make up jewelry and chargers go in here. savannah will need two. >> i warned you. after

. >> union forces under general william tecumseh sherman captured savannah, completing the march to theea campaign that started in atlanta five weeks earlier. todd gross of the georgia historical society talks about the significance of the campaign and how it has been remembered. this is 20 minutes and includes the unveiling of a historical marker. >> good afternoon. i'm bob jepsen, chairman of the georgia historical society and

matt and savannah?ery much. >> as dylan mentioned, the snow is not the only concern. high winds, coastal flooding causing problems as well. the weather channel's mike seidel is in plymouth, mass, and seeing a lot of that. good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning, savannah. down here on the coast it's been a wild morning. we've had evacuations just up the coast. all the coastal communities have had serious beach erosion, major coastal flooding. and to go along with that, look at the snowdrifts. three to four foot deep here. i've been walking through them all morning. the reason we have the big drifts is because we've had winds gusting for 50 miles an hour now paebeaking at over 70 miles an hour. at high tide this morning around 4:30, it came through the harbor and filled up this entire front yard of the restaurant. this is all under water and you can see how the water came around the d u.k. nune of snow. the winds are gusting over 50 miles an hour. you can probably hear it. look at the waves. next

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. >> reporter: savannah, good morning.tarting the spring semester this week and returning to the news that according to the university, police found no evidence to support the allegation that a student was gang raped here at this fraternity. many are demanding answers and some fraternities area accusing them of a rush to judgment. it was a bombshell report that shook the university of virginia to its core. in november, "rolling stone" magazine published an article about a student named jackie who alleged she was gang raped at a fraternity party in 2012. all greek was suspended as police launched an investigation amid protest. but now a major turn of events. the university announcing this week it is reinstating the fraternity after charlottesville police told the school their investigation revealed no substantive basis to confirm the allegations. students are still reeling from it all. >> it has been heavy. the atmosphere has been negative. >> for the guys who are really happy to hear this news, i'm happy for them. >> repor

we caught up with savannah guthrie yesterday.l be interviewing president obama exclusively live on nbc during the pregame show of this super bowl sunday. i asked her whether she's anxious about the big opportunity. >> i always try to keep it in the back of my mind you know, what i think americans want to hear and what the questions they would ask if they had the chance. as i do my preparation this weekend, that will very much be at the forefront of my mind. >> and back live there at the nbc set. as many people wake up tomorrow morning excited to watch super bowl 49. again, here is super bowl central, quiet at the moment rosemary. it's going to pick up as it has every single day this week. tomorrow, 34 hours away super bowl sunday in glendale about 20 minutes from here. we're live in phoenix, keith jones, nbc 10 news. >>> nbc 10 is the place to be during super bowl weekend. tonight, you can watch john clark and keith jones. they'll be hosting qup the super bowl zone" from arizona a live half hour behind the scenes look at the preg

good morning. >> reporter: savannah, good morning. investigators with the national transportation safety board have moved the plane's wreckage to try and get a closer look. these woods were pitch black the night of the crash. but somehow that little girl made it out alive. this morning 7-year-old sailor gutzler is recovering with relatives. >> she is one remarkable young lady. >> reporter: investigators are hoping the second-grader will soon be able to provide clues what caused her family's aircraft to plunge into the cold kentucky woods friday and how she was able to make it out alive while her parents, 9-year-old sister, and 14-year-old cousin were killed. this virtual video from pimer aircraft shows the interior of a similar plane, one of the things the ntsb will try to confirm is where sailor was sitting, hoping that may suggest how she survived. cell phone video from a first responder shows the path she took. >> she had to crawl over tree tops, crawl through briar patches, weeds, she had to do this in the dark and she took the be

savannah is going from state to station bringing with her homemade cards candy and her personal messagesays the murder of two new york city police officers hit her really hard. so over christmas break she made more than five hadn't dread cards to show her gratitude. the officers say there's nothing quiet like a thank you straight from the heart. >> usually the interaction we have is not always' tiff. so we have a chance some type of of' tough interaction with kids it's a massing. >> we love and will he spec our police officers. they have daughters like me who wait for their fathers and mothers to come home every night night. >> savannah leaves a personal message to each department. a local police chief learned about her mission and jumped on in to help and he's includes stops in houston daal remarks austin the list goes on. >> the most talk about police dash cam video out right now. yeah you've seen it. seen around the world featuring that guy a local cop. >> and we showed it to you when it first posted. a dover police officer basically basically rocking out lip syncing to taylor swift

. >> reporter: savannah was looking at websites when she was lured away. a study says the average age a girl enters prostitution is 12 to 14 years old. >> so one day i think i was 13. i didn't really know a lot about anything. i went online and i wanted to -- i don't know how i came across like this website for like -- you know like sugar daddies. i didn't know that i would have to have sex with them. i just thought they were going to -- i don't know what i was thinking. but i just thought that, you know, they would buy me stuff just because i was pretty. i don't know. i still did not understand what was happening, like completely even though i went to the hotel room, until it happened. >> reporter: and that is just one way pimps lay the trap. >> again, it's not that bad. >> reporter: at new york's port authority two plainclothes officers, sergeant hector martinez and officer jack collins, tell me we are surrounded by pimps just out of sight who come here to stalk runaways. the pimps can spot them immediately. >> you're in a kind of race against pimps. >>

zomba retreats across the savannah, for the moment.jeep blocks zomba from returning, while vicki drives back to the well. her colleagues, robert and mark, get out of the jeep. vicki stays at the wheel where she keeps the videocamera recording and a watchful eye on zomba in case the group is forced to make a hasty retreat. >> if somehow the mother get back and find us there, out of the car, struggling with the calf, i don't know what would have happened. it would have been really, really, really dangerous. >> the calf is eight months old and enormous. posing a serious threat to robert and mark's safety. >> they weigh 200 pounds when they're born, and this was eight months of good food and lots of mom's milk. >> we could not get in there, so our option was to use the ropes. >> their plan is to harness the calf with a rope attached to the jeep and pull. the calf has been in the well for hours and is exhausted. its mother is still nearby, so a quick rescue is essential. the calf has stirred up mud, and the sides of the pit are extremely sl

savannah? >> thanks. this morning's oscar nomination, plus -- >> i'm not oscar nominated. >> you're even better. our chef is making our favorite meal. i love me some meat balls. >> swedish. >> under $20. >>> a very good morning to you. it's 8:26. happening today, ed lee delivers his state of the city address. no word yet on what he will talk about but he's planned to expand funding for preschools and add more muni light rail vehicles. last year his priorities included raising the minimum wage saving city college and getting rid of sunday parking meters. today's speech is scheduled for 10:00. let's see how the weather will boo in san francisco and beyond. >> looking good for today. thank you, laura. taking a live look at mt. hamilton time lapse, shows you the story of the day. hazy but sunshine and warm temperatures, above average. 66 in the south bay. 74 64 for the peninsula. san francisco looking good at 64. we'll see the temperatures stay steady, climbing to the weekend, but not before we get shower act

savannah? >> thank you so much. only two days into 2015 and flu outbreak concern. 15 children have died as the especially dem epidemic spreads to 36 states and it could get a lot worse before the season is over. let's go to dr. natalie azar with that. wish there were happier news on the flu front. in 36 states. that's more than there were last week. we're really seeing a severe epidemic. tell us about it. >> we are. one thing that's important for people to understand we do see a flu epidemic every year. it's just when in the season it occur. >> it's earlier this year. >> a few years ago, it was determined in october that we had an didepidemic. at least we're ahead of that. one thing that makes this particularly concerning is the strain is the h3n2 strain which always historically is more virulent violent. >> so it's severe in terms of how soon we're seeing it the quality of the illness. >> correct. >> also adding to it we've got a vaccine that the doctors are saying is not a perfect match. >> not a perfect match. >>