sawyer is charged with possession of a firearm in a liquor establishment.e maintains the gun wasn't his. >> i mean, who else would contact the police detective in charge of a case before you even secure an attorney. obviously, i didn't have anything to hide. >> at sawyer's trial, the video plays a key role. witnesses praise sawyer for fending off the gunmen from outside. >> in their opinion, if it weren't for the actions of lashon, then people would be dead or injured. >> the trial ends in a hung jury. prosecutors agree to let sawyer take a state administered polygraph test to see if he's telling the truth about finding the gun in the bar. he passes and the charges are dismissed. the gunman who started the fight, marquese robbins, is eventually found and arrested. pleading no contest to two counts of felonious assault. sawyer is thankful the ordeal is over. >> america saw this video and thought, oh, god, here's another one. you know, here's a criminal. here's a -- i don't know, probably even said here's a gang member or something. but people that know me kn

and i'm here with our colleague diane sawyer.elcome back, diane. >> so great to see you, juju. >> it's always great to have you on "nightline." but i know this is also a story that we both care very deeply about. >> we have covered it over the years and we've talked about it all around the world. but tonight, sex trafficking, something happening right here at home. our colleague nick kristof of the "new york times" and his wife cheryl wudon have made a remarkable documentary called "a path appears." and they have been following women, often very young girls, locked into a life of prostitution by highly skilled profiteers pimps. and you're going to hear nick argue when you look closely these women are in fact not criminals but hostages walking among us. by night and by day across the country young american girls controlled by pimps are sent out to have sex for money. sometimes 20 men a night. >> you had to make at least $1,000 a day. >> there was no days off. >> you had to sleep with 10 to 20 strangers per night. >> i'd probably h

confession officers is liberation for a brave some. >> reporter: sawyer was involved in a shooting in 198 #. and awarded medal of valor for saving an officer. >> hate crime investigation under way after a brutal attack in downtown san francisco u.n. plaza last month. a man attacked a man in the head with garden shears and hammer. the victim suffered deep cuts and possible brain damage. investigators are calling it possible hate crime because of a racial slur the suspect yelled during the attack. police arrested the suspect. >> old christmas wrapping paper, fire fighters say caused a fire at a six story apartment building this afternoon. redwood city marshal and chestnut. fire crews say the trash chute was overloaded with gift boxes and wrapping pamer. fire officials say on the fourth and fifth floors. fortunately no one was hurt. >> redwood city. aftermath of the car crashing into two bitz nsusinesses. two cars smashed into each other. the impact forcinged one car to spin around and crash into ape restaurant. one driver was rushed to the hospital. we don't know who was at fault. >> de

a short time ago we spoke with fire commissioner derrick sawyer. he said a 79-year-old man was found on the floor in the rear of the kitchen. that's where firefighters found heavy smoke here when they arrived here five hours ago. >> right now it appears that the fire was in the kitchen area. we want to remind people -- >> reporter: the fire commissioner also tells us there were working smoke alarms inside this house but they're hearing the victim was disabled this morning. the fire commissioner is urging families to practice an escape route. we're told that three people who are members of this family are displaced this morning. they're being assisted by the american red cross. in the next half hour the fire commissioner breaks down safety tips for the coming frigid days. live for now from olney, monique braxton, "nbc10 news." >>> skyforce 10 is live over more breaking news. this out of bucks county where a building silo has collapsed. we first told you about this at 4:30 this morning. fire cruise on the scene in north radcliffe in bristol at an ind

so katie, we saw commissioner derek sawyer talking earlier. what update can you give us now? >> reporter: well, i can tell you that commissioner sawyer really drove home the fact that people need to have working smoke detectors. he said his firefighters have been throughout this house after the fact. and they have found no working smoke detectors. right now you have firefighters who are investigating the cause and origin of this fire removing a bunch of charred debris. we are on the 400 block of daly street as we go to our video. we had a photographer here not long after the fire call came out. a police officer was the first to respond to this burning home. he went inside and he was actually injured in the process of trying to remove the two people who were in this burning home. he wasn't able to do so and that police officer was taken to a nearby hospital with minor injuries. i'm told within three minutes, firefighters -- within three minutes of getting the call for this fire, firefighters arrived here. and they tried as well to remove the two people to bring them to safety

we heard from fire commissioner derek sawyer who said there were no working smoke detectors in this home. a police officer was the first one to arrive to this fire call. we understand he went inside and tried to save two people who were inside. but he was unable to rescue them. and that police officer was actually injured as well. and he was taken to the hospital this morning with minor injuries. when firefighters got here they put out the fire i'm told in a pretty good amount of time. it didn't take them too long to put out this fire. but unfortunately, they were not able to save the two people who lived at 435 daly street. now, i did just get on scene. there's a neighbor who was forced out because of the firefighting effort. firefighters just let him back in. i'm going to try and learn more about his neighbors who sadly perished in this fire this morning. reporting live in south philadelphia, katie zachary, nbc 10 news. >>> let's get back to that other breaking story this morning. a man shot. >> reporter: thank you. >> badly wounded. and both were found inside this car that crashed int

. >>> and diane sawyer is back tonight. the danger lurking for so many daughters and young girls in america. and you'll see it right here tonight. >>> and, "real money". homeowners could be saving tens of thousands of dollars right now. one simple step. barbara corcoran is here tonight. >>> good evening, and we begin this friday night with the big storm hitting as we head into the weekend. 16 states from tennessee to maine, a nor'easter that will make travel treacherous. we've already seen the pictures from as far south as texas. in the last 24 hours, a foot of snow in some parts. this is a woman being lifted from a tree, her car gone. and in georgia winds knocking down trees. look at the radar. the storm system racing up the coast. and another system will hit this weekend. rob marciano with new tracks for both. but first, david kerley on the dangerous driving already. >> reporter: this is the storm that is about to blast into the northeast, the first big hit of winter. it is the south that felt the storm first with snow, i

sawyer appears to be the first baby born in our area in 2015. he arrived 22 minutes after midnig in george washington univer ho. now we're told sawyer's older brother, jonas, is pretty excited about being a big brother. practiced being careful with the new baby at the hospital today. parents, matthew and sarah think havg a new year's baby is a lot of fun. >> we were excited he was a new year's day baby he'll have a great . good celebration. we're excited. >> sawyer weighed in at 7 pounds 4 ounces and his mom was very, happy to see him arrive not just because of new year's day, but because she was five days ov >>> amid the celebrations of the new year there were al continued protests over recent police-id shootings. tonight, how demonstrators in our area are making their voices heard throu >> repor i'm darcy spencer in college park where a man was killed in a shootout inside a parking gar early this morning. i' tell you about the one safety concern residents have that may have allowed this killer into the building. that's coming up on new >>> a c

sawyer is the first baby to be born at george washington univerl in 2015.e arrived at 12:29 this morning, and mom sara says they weren't even exp a new year's day >> sawyer was five days late i guess. days late. so it was -- whole different experien. >> sawyer's older brother, jonah, already has a nickname for his sibling. he's going to call him soy sauce. i'm sure he's going to love that. >>> you may not see those kind of stories very often in the future. bee a lot of hospitals are abando that new year's day traditio the crowning of the year's first baby is being kept secret in a lot of communities. as hospi say patient safety trumps some of the traditions. this is a big story trending online right now. community h systems ordered hundreds of facilities to stop publiciz the first baby of the year citing the potential for abductions and identity theft. some other u.s. hospitals are getting w permission from the families before releasing pictur or >>> well after sweating out a 22-month campaign for mayor murielr takes the oath of office tomorrow. as news4's

katherine sawyer reports. >> she was hoping to have in april, she had enough in storage to last her until then. then the floods came and she lost everything including her home. >> translator: i'm lost, i don't have any plans. i don't know what i can do. my fertilizer and seedlings have also been washed away. to be honest i'm stranded. >> she and others in the southern district of malawiwi lost everything. those we talked to said they have never witnessed this kind of flooding before. the floods affected areas that had never been flood prone. climate change and deforestation are blamed. >> the rains came very late. they came in amounts that very never been. the environment has been devastated, for cutting tobacco acknowledge burning bricks. >> nearly all of the people use charcoal. she is one of the millions to use charcoal to cook. there's no choice she told us. >> there's a problem with lack of electricity. i know charcoal come from cut down trees. what can i do. >> it is a disaster that only made worse in a country where food is only harder to come by. >> education activists in kenya is

commissioner derek sawyer swore in the first fire service emergency medical technician cadet class todayets will serve in medic units all throughout the city. >> good sunday night. hope your weekend is treating you well so far. it's a chilly start to the weekend but at least we had the sunshine out today. that's going to change, though tomorrow. looks like we're talking about wet weather from our next storm system moving into the region. let's check in with our weather watchers. still skies mainly clear at the moment. a few high clouds starting to move into the region so allowing a drop in the temperatures to happen over the next couple of hours pretty quickly. already willow grove down to 27 degrees this hour, out in robbinsville, new jersey, steven checks in at 27. you get the picture. look at some of these numbers. mid-20's in chatsworth. up in perkasie chuck coming in at 25. a milder air mass moves in with this next storm system as we talk about a instead rain to finish off the weekends. live look at jack from the and big boulder, this is actually big boulder skiers and riders enjoyi

. >> look at how he handled the diane sawyer interview a few months ago. we don't have indictments right now, but a lot of the details of this thing are out there right now. a lot of the suspicions are out there right now. no question it's had a chilling effect on christie and a lot of the donors on the republican side. but look how he handled that diane sawyer interview and how he's weathered this for more than a year now. there is a large group of republicans that are willing to give him the benefit of the doubt on the story he's been telling, that these are lowrogue guy, they have nothing to do with him. he has room to maneuver. i can see how it is very problematic, but i wouldn't write him off right now. >> his problems seem like jersey. much more to come here from phoenix, arizona. up next the mayors of the two super bowl cities boston that's how you say it and seattle. but a lot more on the big political story of the day. mitt romney's out. not running for president. morning joe's coming here mika brzezinski will join us. this is "hardball" live from

the insurance society of philadelphia handed a $35,000 check to commissioner derek sawyer and to the citizens for fire prevention committee it will be used to install lithium batteries and snowflakemoke alarms. >>> you nailed this forecast to the flake. >> pretty close. that happens now and then, calls for a little accumulation and that is what we go. now the snow is out of here, stormtracker 6 live double scan showing nothing more than a few left over flurryies here and there and a few glimpses of sunshine earlier in philadelphia and the action cam is looking and seeing a lot of scenes like this. the lawn equipment the patio furniture covered with that snow. philadelphia officially reporting an inch of snow and we have a little more in parts of our viewing area, florence 1.2 and dennisville and cape may county 1.2 and millville reporting an even 2.5 inches of snow. our season snowfall so far for philadelphia 1.1 the average for this time in the season 4.7 remember last year we had 20 inches by now so we have some catching up to do if you like the snow. but right now the big story is

. >> look at how he handled the diane sawyer interview a few months ago. we don't have indictments right now, but a lot of the details of this thing are out there right now. a lot of the suspicions are out there right now. no question it's had a chilling effect on christie and a lot of the donors on the republican side. but look how he handled that diane sawyer interview and how he's weathered this for more than a year now. there is a large group of republicans that are willing to give him the benefit of the doubt on the story he's been telling, that these are rogue guy, they have nothing to do with him. he has room to maneuver. i can see how it is very problematic, but i wouldn't write him off right now. >> his problems seem like jersey. much more to come here from phoenix, arizona. up next the mayors of the two super bowl cities, boston, that's how you say it, and seattle. but a lot more on the big political story of the day. mitt romney's out. not running for president. morning joe's coming here, mika brzezinski will join us. this is "hardball" live fro

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a shot spotter picked up gunshots at sunnyvale and sawyer before 9:00 p.m. that's where the man was found. he had been shot multiple times. police say the victim may have been trying to escape the gunman when he was shot. no suspects in custody. >>> police are investigating a head-on crash near levi stadium that left one person dead. just before 5:00 this morning, a honda accord traveling westbound on tasman drive hit an suv heading north on great america parkway. the driver of the honda died at the scene. other driver was taken to the hospital with non-life- threatening injuries. officers are trying to figure out if one of the drivers ran a red light or whether speed played a factor. >> we are asking for -- if there's any persons out there that saw this crash early this morning, please give us a call. and we're checking right now local businesses and so forth to see if anyone did see the collision. >> officers are checking to see if surveillance cameras in the area captured footage of the accident. >>> two men are in the hospital with life-threatening injur

. >>> and diane sawyer is back tonight. the danger lurking for so many maniersmany daughters and young girls in america. >>> and homeowners could be saving thousands of dollars right now. >>> good evening, and we begin this friday night with the big storm hitting as we head into the weekend. 16 states from tennessee to maine, a nor'easter that will make travel treacherous. in the last 24 hours, a foot of snow in some parts of texas. this is a woman being lifted from a tree, her car gone. and in georgia winds knocking down trees. look at the radar. the system racing up the coach. and another system will hit this weekend. david kerley on the dangerous driving already. >> reporter: this is the storm that is abou northeast the first big hit of winter. it is south that felt the storm first with snow ice, and rain. so much rain in atlanta this tree fell over. just missing a house. >> you could hear a loud boom and that's when i jumped up. >> reporter: and not just rain. by the time it hit the carolinas, some of that rain was free

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sawyer also says there have been no meetings between the city or the state and none were scheduled. >> i was ready to move ahead with the bill and what i don't want to do is to have a bill not supported by the fire commissioner. >> i asked clark what could be done immediately to protect the public? >> i anticipate as a result of this report it will stimulate some level of conversation from the commissioner and all interested parties. you know when it's on tv the simple reality is people have to respond. so i expect to get a phone call relatively soon. >> reporter: weigh also talked to rob mitchell vice president of the mobile food association. he tells ms safety but they are not in favor of a law that would increase increase cs or make it difficult for them to operate. harry hairston nbc 10 news. >>> from the south bureau tonight. new technology is leading to the death of her business. the collingswood book trader has been in business for 20 years and the owner tells nbc 10 she will probably close at the end of march. she says business is slowing down and she can no longer afford the

. >> reporter: meet sawyer, 7- poundpounds 14 ounces -- 7 pounds, 14 ounces. >>> so what's in a name? plenty. the popular baby name website has the hottest trends of 2015, first the big picture defining names topped the list like royal, titan and rogue. >> popular name endings for girls, bella like arabella and isabelle ett for boys like everett and alexis, courtney and tracy are now all for him. >> names inspired by the south are hitting it big, months like june or august and southern states like georgia and foodies,ed trendiest new food name goes to cale. >>> always watching always tracking wusa9 first alert weather. >> i'll have a 2015 baby. i'm not going to talk about any names right now. >> nice timing. >> it's not kale? >> maybe. i don't know. cauliflower, broccoli. i don't know. >> broccoli is a winner. >>> we'll see a slight milder trend as we head into the end of this workweek. i know for a lot of people it wasn't a workweek, but the weekend unfortunately is going to be a little bit wet and messy. let's start with a live look outside, our live michael and son weather cam. oh,

. >> we spoke to the fire commissioner derek sawyer who says until the state gets involved nothing will happen. he also said there's been no meeting between the city and state and none are scheduled. >>> 5:15 now n the lehigh valley the pocano medical center is bracing for a possible nurse's strike. they set a strike date of february 1st. the move follows eight weeks of unsuccessful bargaining. 500 nurses would hit the picket lines. >>> a victory for the philadelphia teachers union in an ongoing court battle. they sided with the union to say the school reform commission cannot cancel the union contract and force teachers to pay into the health care costs. the district says that move would save $200 million over four years. now it's evaluating what the next move may be. >>> and some parents in philadelphia say they want a choice for where their kids will go to school. national school choice week kicked off sunday but supporters in philadelphia got an early start with a roundtable discussion at the national constitution center yesterday. advocates of school choice believe parents should h

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. >> reporter: and to that point, commissioner derek sawyer says that his firefighters will be back on this block, the 400 block of daly street later today to hand out free working smoke detectors to anyone on this block who does not have them. now, you might recall the 400 block of daly street here in south philadelphia was the scene a year and a half ago of another tragedy of a house explosion that actually happened directly across the street from this home. we'll talk more about that in the next half hour. reporting live in south philadelphia katie zachary, nbc 10 news. >>> 4:34. we are also following this breaking story. one man shot to death. another badly wounded. both were inside this vehicle that crashed into the side of a house. nbc 10 was first on the scene on north american street this morning. philadelphia police say three passengers inside that vehicle ran off after the crash. police think one of them pulled the trigger. that's video of a gun there in the back seat that police found. and here's a live picture. the scene still being investigated by police. you see it roped

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know, you've got good lie brains and bad librarians and they know what you're reading, you like tom sawyer, you ought to read more of this, it engages kids, what you see is it's starts to do something important and it's hard, learning has got to be demanding and it's got to be engaging, if you make one or the other, it's too easy to engage kids, i could show them videos all day long, but that wouldn't be depending. >> is it fair to take from this that education is broken? the fact that we've come from a place where this kind of a tool is necessary to get public education, broadly said, on track, maybe it's not public education institutionally is not doing a good enough job of educating kids, is the system that we've lived under for all of these years not working. >> i think it's changed a lot. the demands on the system have changed a lot, when i started public school in new york city? 1951, somewhere around 60% of our labor force in that year were high school dropouts. today the number is about 6%, the demands on the educational system are very different. why not use technology to improve

that the victims in this case are these girls on the street. >> for "good morning america" diane sawyerys good to see our diane. >> sure good to see her back. >> this istt2wút3nú!d! bt@qv+( tt2wút3nú!d! "a@qf'l tt2wút3nú!d! bm@qm,@ tt4wút3nú!d!" dztq )>> we're back with our friend mario batali hard at work and he's got a new video series called feed that kitchen. i love the idea of this. you get together with a musician each week and you have a talk about creativity and you cook a bit. we're showing you josh groban right up there. what was his favorite? >> a dish i made for him. he's a simple and cool guy. we share a similar love for wine. it all came out really fun. each of the shows has a different musician and i make lunch and we sit around and have a chat and they make me a song. there's josh groban and patty smith. >> this is patty farrell's. >> he doesn't eat meet so he wanted wanted veal. we took pork loin instead and pounded it with a

was lured down with food and taken to tahoe where he is rooming with another rescue cub found near sawyers. both cubs are just under a year old and both weighed half of what they should when they came in. >> our job is to put some weight on. >> reporter: a vet examined them this week and pronounced them skinny but healthy. one 25 pounds the other 32. >> we want to get them to 50 60 pounds and fish and wildlife will determine if and when and where they will be released. >> reporter: no one knows what happened to their mothers or why so many orphaned cubs have turned up in the last year. they speculate it maybe a drought or a change in attitude about rescuing cubs. >> there are all sorts of concepts. bottom line we are here to help. >> reporter: they will stay until they are heldny enough to mature on their own. five cubs have been released back to the wild. >> how cute can. lake tahoe wildlife care is the only place in northern california licensed to care for wild bear cubs and volunteers are raising money for a larger facility so they can help other bear cubs or injured or orphaned wildlif

our diane sawyer teamed up with "the new york times" journalist and author nicholas kristoff for a look upcoming pbs documentary series, "a path appears". >> reporter: by night and day across the country young american girls controlled by pimps are sent out to make money with sex. >> they congregate over here and they sit down here and wait. >> reporter: at new york's port authority, two plainclothes officers tried to get to the vulnerable young kids before the pimps do. you're in a race against the pimps? >> absolutely. they see -- your left-hand side. walking to the greyhound. >> right. >> one of the pimps, recruiters. they watch. >> reporter: last year they recovered 69 kids a huge number are foster kids longing for family and a huge number have been sexually abused. >> so she was taken to new hampshire. >> reporter: this journalist whose documentary appears on pbs tonight. >> it's seen as a public nuisance issue rather than a human rights problem. the person the police and prosecutors go after is the victim rather than the perpetrator, the pimp or the customer. >> that's her. we hav

to the department the four members involved in the shooting have been identified as sergeant jason sawyerand nathan chew. nieto was shot and killed by police investigating reports of a man with a gun. office ers say they fired when he pulled out what was a taser. he was shot as many as 15 times. still ahead on the abc 7 saturday morning news, a popular napa tree vandalized. this natural figure removed. what people are now asking the vandals. a quick look outside from our east bay hills camera. a chilly yet gorgeous start. lee he is a argen will return in nature valley crunchy granola bars give you energy from 1/3 of your daily whole grains. so 1/3 of this commercial is dedicated to what you could do with all that energy. energy to help your dog have his day. wherever morning takes you take along nature valley soft-baked oatmeal squares. oatmeal. cinnamon. softly-baked. nature valley soft-baked oatmeal squares. female announcer: it's time to make room for the new mattress models! during sleep train's huge year end clearance sale, get beautyrest, posturepedic even tempur-pedic mattress sets

they are sergeant jason sawyer, officer roger morris, officer richard shift and officer nathan schu. the officers shot and killed alejandro nieto after he allegedly pointed a weapon at them. the judge has ordered that the names of the officers be released as part of nieto's parents lawsuit. >>> investigators say a transient identified as steven lee mason approached the victim and started a fight. mason allegedly kicked the man on the head with a hammer and gardening cheers. police say mason had been ordered to stay away from union plaza before. the exact motive for the attack is unclear. >> it just appears these two have cross wasn't intentional by the victim, the talk of the person, the suspect just went up to him and started talking and a fight ensued. >> reporter: mason is facing several charges including two counts of assault with a deadly weapon. >>> the ride share service uber is facing yet another lawsuit. this time claims of spam texting. the federal lawsuit aims to become a -- a plaintiff says he received 19 texts in two months encouraging him to sign up as a driver. today u

it chewed up sawyer's football that santa brought him.ut the dog. >> does the dog light up? >> the dog is okay. >> and the cute kids. our new year's day walk the next day. >> sheinelle, what did you do? >> i had to work the next day. i learned a big lesson on the first time i worked on new year's eve. we took one last selfie. my little guy figured it out. we all went to bed together. >> i cooked an elaborate meal and we played stratego. bosco and i. you she stratego it is the most stressful game in the world. why we decided to play is beyond me. it was fun. >> happy new year ♪ behold, the subway steak egg white and cheese: start your day with the most beautiful breakfast this side of daybreak. the toasty flatbread foundation will smooth out morning's ups and downs. the juicy, sizzly steak is stacked high enough to see well over any morning fog left in that noggin of yours - plus it's loaded with protein-packed egg whites, melty cheese and whatever else you love, like jalapeños or spinach. the subway steak egg white & cheese is as great as

joining me now, michael sawyer author and the man who led the cia hunt for osama bin laden. michael, thank you. >> thank you, thank you. >> let's begin with the i were occasions of ss ss ss ss ss -- begin with the news the consequence of the news. what does this mean? >> i suppose this means they'll try to take over the government and run the country. they're minority in the country, shia. certainly there will be a war from from them and is sunni groups al qaeda, isis that's there and other tribals. >> so if we're talking about the minority group, we're also getting word keeping the rebels in mind we're hearing michael about this deadly turf battle that could tote willy change the u.s. led war on isis is. for the first time we hear about this gun battle apparently taking place between isis fighters and al qaeda branch in yemen aqap. this is coming from the official that tells cnn isis now has significant presence in three provinces in southern and central yemen. i've been talking to analysts that call it competition. i don't know what word you would use. what word would you

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than one pair of kids with rain when i didn't have galoshes or rubbers back in the day when diane sawyersare on the earth. i have to say as a democrat, what i'd like to see come forth from that is more policy proposals and legislation that would help the middle class and i just didn't hear that in her and the republican response. >> she only had seven minutes chris, how'd she do? >> i think she did very well. she was brand spanking new to washington, d.c., to the senate. i think there was a lot of pressure under the spotlight on her. honestly, i think she had a minor case of the nerves for a few seconds off the top. but, honestly i think she did t. she's got bobby jindal with his you know, looking like he was being held hostage, marco rubio with the watergate issue, reaching out for the water. >> this is why i think you can't win in that whole setup and i'm going to talk about that right now. chris, leslie thank you so much. >> tanks. >>> time for my take now on this. could it be time for us to think the whole state of the union response thing to me it's not a republican or democrat thing

sawyers.t under a-year-old and both came in weighing in only about half of what they should a veterinarian examined the cubs, and pronounced them skinny, but healthy. one weighs 25 pounds, the other 32. >> we want to get them up to at least 50 or 60 pounds and then fish and wildlife will determine when and if and where they are going to be released. >> no one knows what happened to the cubs' mothers or why so many orphan cubs have turn up in the last year. rescuers speculate it may be the drought or a change in attitude about state wildlife officials about rescuing cubs. >> the bottom line is they are out there they need help and we are there to help them. >> the cubs will stay in a rescue center until they are healthy and mature enough to survive on their own. five of the cubs rescued last year have already been released back to the wild. dan ashley abc7 news. >>> lake tahoe wildlife care is the only place in northern california with a license to care for the wild bear cubs. volunteers are ra

katherine sawyer has the latest. >> reporter: the heads of state are expected to issue a declaration on the major issue, that have been the subject of this summit. and they are considering a proposal by the african union, for a regional force by boko haram. the council called for 7,500 troops from nigeria, cameroon chad. high on the agenda is a conflict and the pace of peace talks starting in january last year. sudan's president, and rebel leader have been holding direct talks to move forward. the peace talks. still a lot of contention on sharing, but a lot of pressure on the two. the au threatened sanctions. the ebola epidemic ravaging poor countries in the continent has been on the agenda. something else that is worth noticing is the push to find alternative sources of funding. this organization depends on others many areas of state unwilling to commit resources, making it difficult for work to be done or responding to situations arise. >>> the australian army says it killed more than 120 fighters during a confrontation. a convoy of soldiers and military were sent in from chad to c

while we don't noah cause of this fire at this time, the fire commissioner, derrick sawyer it, reiterate cold weather tips, reminding people to be careful with those space heaters, and also, not to use the alternative heat sources like offense to heat your home. we are told the elderly man again was the only person at home at the time. how much, there are other family members who live at this home, now without a place to live. chris, lauren? >> specially on a day like today. that's rough. jennifer, thank you. 5:35 is the time. an officer has now died in a shooting in paris earlier today, another person was injured, the shootings come just one day after that deadly terror attack at a satirical newspaper in the city. >> no, if it is focused but aimed at preventing more violence. cherif and said, the french prime minister says these two men are well known to intelligence services, cherif specifically accused of having history of funneling jihad fighters to iraq, terrorism conviction linked back to 2008. third suspect in the attack has turned himself in. a number of area he cents were made o

she was found near the town of sawyers.and pronounced them skinny but healthy. one weighs 25 pounds, the other 32. >> we want to get them up to at least 50 or 60 pounds, and then fish and wildlife will determine when and if and where they are going to be released. >> no one knows what happened to the cubs' mothers or why so many orphan cubs have turned up in the last year. rescuers speculate it may be the drought or a change in attitude by state wildlife officials about rescuing cubs. >> the bottom line is they are out there, they need help, and we are there to help them. >> the cubs will stay in a rescue center until they are healthy and mature enough to survive on their own. five of the 15 cubs rescued last year have already been released back to the wild. dan ashley, abc7 news. >>> lake tahoe wildlife care is the only place in northern california with a license to care for the wild bear cubs. volunteers are raising money for a new larger facility so they can help more cubs and other injured orphaned wildlife. if you woul

she was found near the town of sawyers.in weighing only about half of what they should. >> our job right now is to put some weight on. a veterinarian examined the cubs and pronounced them skinny but healthy. one weighs 25 pounds, the other 32. >> we want to get them up to at least 50 or 60 pounds, and then fish and wildlife will determine when and if and where they are going to be released. >> no one knows what happened to the cubs' mothers or why so many orphan cubs have turned up in the last year. rescuers speculate it may be the drought or a change in attitude by state fish and wildlife officials about rescuing cubs. >> the bottom line is they are out there, they need help, and we are there to help them. >> the cubs will stay in a rescue center until they are healthy and mature enough to survive on their own. five of the 15 cubs rescued last year have already been released back to the wild. dan ashley, abc7 news. >>> lake tahoe wildlife care is the only place in northern california with a license to care for the wild bea

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. >> diane sawyer you're out of a job.ight imagine the interview was not exactly hard hitting. watch this. >> you're almost done with me and your time as president. >> yeah. >> what would you hope your legacy is? >> well, you know, we saved an economy on the brink of depression. >> and joining us now with reaction author of the best selling book "black lash" as well as fox news contributor michelle fields is with us, good to see you. this is embarrassing. are we trying to appeal to like to the ill-informed? i mean what's the point of this? >> it is embarrassing. you know what this reminds me of, the failed roman emperors where they were all about bread and circuses trying to distract the folks from what was really going on in the country. absolutely. and i think this is obama's way of trying to be hip and trying to appeal to a certain age group. but it is embarrassing. it's beyond embarrassing. >> what's amazing is the president doesn't have time to meet with netanyahu or to go to those french rallies, but he has plenty of

we welcome back abc's diane sawyer for this report. >> "hidden america" is a special edition of "nightline

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