it landed here in the 1600 block of st. paul. is where the investigation starts and it kind of leads out from here. we have k-9, police helicopters in the sky and police searching blocks around this area and police on the ground talking to this man first looking in the vehicle to see if there is a child inside. there is no child. the four-year-old was described as last wearing a white t-shirt, blue jeans and tan timberland boots. we're still waiting for chief scott small to give us an update on what he knows, but right now that four-year-old is still missing, they're still looking for him at this hour. nbc 10, nicetown, i'm denise nacono. >> we'll be right back. if youin a palace of ice,winter there's only one place to go. and that's not the only thing you can only find in new york state. ♪ you can find it all, only in new york. new york. it's all here. it's only here. plan your winter getaway at iloveny.com ♪ ♪ with simply right checking from santander bank, just make one deposit, withdrawal, transfer, or payment each month to w

that car was found here in the 1600 block of st. paul street, but the boy was not in that car. police are giving me a description of what he was wearing. jeans, a white t-shirt and timberland tan boots. the boy is nowhere to be found right now. apparently this is a delivery driver's car that was stolen. we'll continue to work the story and get you new information as

st. paul's pastor in december the teachers aid is named and parents are told he was suspended.was not available for comment. a statement from the office of the bishop of the evangelical lutheran church of america says it does not tolerate inn appropriate sexual behavior. had no prior knowledge of inn appropriate behavior and offers prayers to all those affected. >>> jeff cole, fox 29 news. jeff tells us the teacher's aid was suspended when state investigators informed the church of those allegations. >>> of course fox 29 investigators are 100% staying on this story. >>> local leader taken a stand on the controversial pennsylvania bill involving abortions. governor tom wolf joined mayor jim kenney at city hall today. they're opposed to senate bill three state senators approved it last week. it would ban abortions after 20 weeks except in rare circumstances. those against the bill also say it would put women at risk because it would ban one of the safest methods of second trimester abortions. governor wolf says he'll vote tow it. >> i'm doing it because veto is right. it's morall

the vehicle was found in the area of 16th and st. pauleabouts of the child are unknown. the child apparently was not in the vehicle when it was discovered. on scene. they are looking for the child. again, when we know something more we'll update you if not on the air on "6abc".com. if we find something out on the air, we'll let everyone know. accuweather forecast, cecily tynececilytynan. >> the warmest president's day weekend in history. it's dry out there. temperatures are cooling off now. the high today 58-degrees. 13-degrees above normal. felt cool compared to yesterday's record of 70. saturday 68ing. currently, 44, cape may 41 and allentown 34-degrees. satellite 6 and action radar showing loads of sunshine. you see clouds starting to spill over. we have strong pressure. they'll be high in the atmosphere thin clouds tomorrow. it won't be a bright and sunny day. filtered sunshine. tomorrow morning as the kids head back to school, you don't want to wear shorts tomorrow. 6:30 8:32-degrees. temperatures cooler than today 6-degrees above no

this from the finals in st. paul, minnesota. check it out.amera as they launch off, you have never seen this before. it's like a cross between bobsledding, ice hockey, demolition derby, roller derby all wrapped into one. four guys going at it, cruising down this hill. nudging and bumping is okay. they jump over the different obstacles. it looks like busted ankles and knees to me the whole day. >> dude, they're going so fast. did you see how quickly they -- >> >> a big change right here. on point of view, the guy with the camera on his helmet from austria went from fo. first place finisher, dean morimor mortie. >> it's traveling the world and everyone wants to see it. >>> riy r ride they had had bef >> i'm actually doing it today. >> he works for a ride share services and because he wanted to give back, instead of having them ople pay cash. >> i'm doing something for the community, man. the ride's on me, dude. enjoy it, man. >> he pays them back wit. matches the price of the fare, but a little extra. >> i'm trying to kind of actually give peop

working very hard with these three jobs but the job she loved was at the criterion restaurant in st. paul where she would play the organ in the dining room, she was up on a pedestal entertaining diners and after dinner hours she would go to the lounge where she played piano. going back to that evening, a child at home -- >> he is out of the house but has gone and joan is married with a child at home so now she is doing her thing at the criterion playing the piano and ray walks in, ray had been selling for the last two years in 1957 and he walks in and was there to sell the owner of the dress line a franchise. he asked ray to come, never but the milkshake machine it appears, he had an elegant lobster restaurant and didn't need a milkshake machine but he knew ray because of that and invited ray, ray came into dinner, had a dinner meeting and sure enough he was waylaid by this beautiful woman playing the organ and not only was he attracted to her youthful good looks but he himself was a pianist which he had made money as a pianist early on in life and loved playing piano so he was taken by n

the st. paul sro burn the midnight oil. i applaud them. we are paying a lot of money for overtime and that needed to be keepbut to smooth this and that going, that makes sense. when we talk about hiring freezes, we do need to talk about in the long run, hiring and entertaining that people could not only do the good thing for veterans but can help us in the long run. our vso's express concern that they cannot find the contact information when they need to reach out to an employee in the make changes.and >> thank you. we have tried to ensure no orradation of service relationship between our vso's at the local regional offices and the stuff there. we are learning from the process. it has post challenges. we are adjusting fire as you reference. we have designated personnel in each regional office. the same regional office the the us so resides in that have been ancillary rolea if you will. they conserve is a direct liaison between that vso and that office no matter where they are they have ap or they

st. paul's pastor in december, the teacher's aid and told he was suspended. >> bit of had history gone intlantic city. skyfox over the closed taj mahal casino, as crews took down all of the trump names yesterday. that's just one of more than dozen signs throughout atlantic city on that building and on other areas outside the structure with the president's name that are coming down. billionaire carl icahn owns the taj mahal, he's trying to sell t president trump opened that casino in 1990, but lost control of it in bankruptcy. >>> time now 4:39. if you have ever had an encounter with a philadelphia parking authority, you know they take no mercy if you break the rules, not even when you're head of the police department. the department's public affairs department confirms commissioner richard ross got a parking ticket outside the bellevue yesterday. it was 9:22 a.m., he was parked in a zone that's not open until 9:30. the department says the commissioner has already paid his ticket. >> i have a feeling that's ammo for the parking thought now, even the commissioner got a ticket. look at this

rockford and minneapolis, st. paul had three one hundredths of snow fall. is all the rain and snow it itso ott hour. mostly sunny and cold in the morning. nice. sunny and warmer. mid60s wednesday, thursday, friday. the weekend clouds start to come in on saturday. looks like rain on sunday. this is our first look at the damage to the spillway without the water flow over it. i would say they have a little repair job to do there. thank you to mark from kcra for that. look at that. when you are up to 99,000csf you know there was gowning to be more damage. at least they got that lake down. dry weather. that's good. but on north coast we are are getting another weak system brushing by. cold rain or low snow. 30s, 40s on the temperatures. fairfield 34. santa clara 34. 35 in gilroy. 33 in felton. chill there. 36 campbell. saratoga, even socal, santa cruz all in the 30s. that's just one at 34. northerly breeze. holding temperatures up on the coast. they were much colder yesterday. that's not the case today. they were in the 40s instead of the month's. northwest at n

. >> reporter: st. paulfixture in hainesport, new jersey, burlington county, since 1867. tonight it's facing ugly allegations of failure to protect young children from an alleged sex abuser working in the church at its rejoice christian school. attorney bryant kent represents four children ages five and six who have told their parents of inn appropriate touching. >> it's a parent's worst nightmare come true and i think it's just fueled even more so by the fact that they learned that these allegations existed back in 2014. >> reporter: a long-time member of the st. paul's a parent of one of the children tells fox 29 her child told her in early december of the touching and has been interviewed by investigators with the burlington county prosecutor's office and new jersey child abuse investigators. the county prosecutor's office wouldn't confirm a criminal probe but new jersey state police did. fox 29 has been told by multiple sources the investigation focuses on mail teacher's aid who was first accused back in

another protest, supporters of planned parenthood far outnumbered opponents in dueling rallies in st. paul minnesota. the police barriers cap thousands of abortion rights supporters away from a couple hundred abortion opponents. the protest were peaceful. coming up, the insane new problem caused by the end of california's drought issues. in a consumer alert that will have you checking cheese in your fridge. a recall. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] the winter snow and rain have all but ended california's years stop that is the good news. however, they need to hundred million dollars to repair the world will dam -- the orville dam. water is flowing over the spillway to ease pressure on the dam. there was a giant crater in the main spillway. officials stress that the dam itself is not in danger, though it looks dramatic. dramatic, anh 18 wheeler no match for gusty wind. plus, taking a live look outside, joss explains the forecast. you might call patricia washington lucky.

st. paul's where police tell us they have found the stolen car but at this point the child is still missingthe car was taken around 10:30 tonight in logan. our morning team will have the very latest tomorrow beginning at 4:30. you can always check cbsphilly.com. i'm yukee. >> and i'm jessica dean. we're always on and up next the late show with stephen colbert. >> have a good night and sleep well. captioning sponsored by cbs ♪ ♪ ♪ whoo ♪ sweden ♪ ♪ whoo ♪ ( laughter )

he was a couple of years and when he went to st. paul, minnesota which is where story takes a turn for the romantic. >> host: now we start to get into the ray and joan part. let's back up a little bit and tell us about who joan is before she met ray on that evening. >> guest: john was 26 years years younger than ray. ray was 52 at that point, so john was in her 20s. she was young mother. she was a beautiful blonde woman and she was a very good pianists and organists. back in the the day that was a very valued profession. people would play in restaurants which she did. she played on television, local television. she was so beautiful the local tv owner hired her to play music and the brakes in between shows because i was before videotape. she also had a good concern going in selling lessons to kids. she was really working very hard with these three jobs. the job she loved was at the restaurant st. paul minnesota where she would play the organ or piano. she played the organ in the dining room. she was up on a pedestal and would entertain th

metal barriers kept two groups apart in st. paul. just one of the many protesting groups across the country. this was the scene in northeast philadelphia, dozens of people in the planned parenthood surgical center and randy has been following today's day of activism and has this report. from philly to delaware county and across the country, another weekend of freedom of expression across the political spectrum. anti-abortion protests nationwide and here in northeast fiphilly they are urging congre to defund planned parenthood. >> to move the money from planned parenthood to organizations that -- >> what do you think of the soda tax. >> even local issues getting attention. republicans canvassing voters who oppose the soda tax. >> you are against the soda tax? >> i am. >> the city has the tax is given to 2,000 families improving parks and recs centers and critics counter it hits low income in the wallet. >> 2 liter of bottle for 99 cents and now it's $2.99. >> healthcare making news across the country, republicans in congress getting a

st. paul's where police tell us they have found the stolen car but at this point the child is still missinge car was taken around 10:30 tonight in logan. our morning team will have the very latest tomorrow beginning at 4:30. you can always check cbsphilly.com. i'm yukee. >> and i'm jessica dean. we're always on and up next the late show with stephen colbert. >> have a good night and sleep well. aid presentation for the bye bye foundation beautiful you collection from it cosmetics by jamie kern lima. brought to you by guthy renker. imagine having skin that looks this beautiful, this flawless, without having to wear foundation. imagine a product that covers everything but looks and feels like you're wearing nothing. imagine one product that is clinically shown to make your skin younger-looking in just ten days and can make you look up to five years younger instantly. this life changing product is bye bye foundation, the first ever full coverage moisturizer from it cosmets. it's proven skincare and full coverage, plus broad spectrum spf 50+ sunscreen all in one simple step. so say, "bye-bye, f

i literally watched those folks out at the st. paul r.o. burn the midnight oil on numerous occasions during the backlog and they brokered in a lot through them. i agree with you, we were paying a lot for overtime that needed to be done but i think to smooth this and keep this going, that does make sense. when we talk about accountability, we talk about hiring freezes, we do need to talk about in the long run hiring and retaining really good people cannot only do the right thing for veterans, it can save us money in the long run. i appreciate you on that. just a couple. our v.s.o.'s expressed their concern they can't get that contact information when they need to reach out to an employee to correct an error. how does that happen or how do you respond to them when they say that? mr. murphy: i would give the details to mr. burke on that one. mr. burke: sir, thank you. we tried to ensure no degradation of service or relationship between our v.s.o.'s at the local regional offices and the staff there. to that end we are learning in that process.

st. paul's street around 8:00 this morning. you can see that home is badly damaged.e officials say no one is hurt and they are looking into how it started. >>> if you're driving in wilmington near maryland avenue and south broom street tonight you experienced road closures as crews investigate this crash. fresco user derrick chambers shows us the seen of the accident around 5:30 tonight. police are calling it a serious accident but have not said if anyone is hurt and we don't know what caused the accident. >>> amazing video of glenn olden tonight everyone is okay after this car shot up in flames after a crash at the gas station. it happened at the royal farms on mcdade boulevard. police don't know tonight what caused that driver to lose control. >>> remember when you see news happening, be sure to take out your phone, shoot it and then make sure you use the fresco app so you can zen it to our news many roo. you might get paid. lucy. >> iain, sean gel you got abated battle of the titans going on. >> lebron james versus charles barclay just great entertainme entertainm

opponents and supporters planned parenthood held dueling rallies in st. paul today. barriers kept the two apart. abortion components prayed, marched and chanted, a larger group rallied nearby, many wearing pink. it was one of hundreds of demonstrations scheduled nationwide, calling for the elimination of federal funding for that organization. >>> dramatic video that shows a karen gulfed in flames, and it was a race against time to rescue the man trapped inside. >>> and a new surge has started. what you nee to knowd >>> crews working through the weekend to fix a massive raw sewage spill. these pictured were posted on twitter of the crews working onsite. they say a 20-inch main broke on thursday wastewater treatment plan. the break caused wastewater to flow into the creek until crews were able to set up pumps to divert the sewage into a holding basin. want to make clear here, this is not affecting the drinking water there. it is not affecting that. >>> metro has begun its 12th mainly maintenance blitz, where it shuts down entire stretches of track to address any safety

st. paul's score school in concord. he was convicted and the felony computer charge requires him to register has a sex offender for life. >> and the nation's statue of liberty who hung this giant banner saying refugees welcome. national park service says the sign was hung by the observation deck and taken down on hour later. park regulations prohibit anything from fixed to the statue. >> and working to determine who damaged dozens of head stopz at a jewish cemetery. police are looking at individual video surveillance to help determine who pushed over the head stones. more than 100 are damages and right now the community is organizing efforts to repair them. community leaders say they received help from several interfaith groups. >> tmz released fooge it shows the land ago approach coming dangerously close to american airlines 737 and now "star wars" actor was flying over the plane on the taxi way at the time. the incident prompted faa to do investigation. >> wow. >> yeah. >> maybe time for hans solo to give up the pilot

in st. paul, thousands wearing pink took to the streets.nd similar scenes erupted across the country in a battle over abortion and the question of choice. morgan radford, nbc news, new york. >>> turning now to a heartbreaking story out of new zealand where more than 600 pilot whales have washed up on a three-mile stretch of coastline. volunteers have been trying to save as many as they can, but many have already died, and time is running out to save others. nbc's matt bradley has the latest. >> reporter: on a remote beach in new zealand, a massive rescue effort. an army of volunteers racing to save the whales. >> it's such a majestic animal. it's really strange to see them doing this. >> reporter: at least 650 pilot whales have washed up on a stretch of coastline, called farewell spit since late thursday night. rescuers say they were able to save 100 of them. tagging them and guiding them out to sea. forming a human chain to keep them from coming back. whale beachings are a frequent problem here. some call this place a whale trap, but it's

ferguson, north charleston, baton rouge, st. paul.in recent years all the cities had a deadly encounter between police and an african-american man. as northern virginia bureau chief jeff goldberg reports one author wants that list to stop growing. today, he brought a message of empathy and peace to police in fairfax county. >> there is a moment when you talk to people about -- >> when eric speaks to police officers about interacting with african-americans, the consistent theme is professionalism. >> in part of being a true professional is to root out unconscious bias, root out overt racism of any type. jeff: he is the author of "encounters with police: a black man's guide to survival." he met with commanders for the fairfax county police in an effort to strengthen relations with african-americans. >> our number one goal is to engage with and we need to break down barriers. jeff: charlotte, charleston, ferguson. just some of the cities where an african-american man has been shot and killed by police in the past few years. often followe

thousands in the streets of st. paul minnesota in support of planned parenthood.similar site in san francisco. that in response to anti-planned parenthood rallies schedueled for office locations across the country.. sot not all women have access to the healthcare they need and planned parenthood allows for that. the minnesota rallies were part of the more than 200 rallies outside clinics in 45 states according to protest p-p dot com. those who set up the rallies are upset over planned parenthood's support of abortion.sot babies are being murdered in that building and in many buildings like thatsot and what we're trying to do is chance this culture of death into a culture of life.groups ralled for and against planned parenthood in georgia, ohio, and south carolina. they rallied against it in memphis and birmingham. those against the group want to see the non profit group defunded. others have the opposite view and are fearful of the changes that president donald trump could make when it comes to defunding the group.sot less than 3 percent of the services they provi

thousands of immigrants walked off the job today to send president trump a message from phoenix to d.c., st. paul, chicago and right here in the bay area. a number of restaurants and businesses closed in a show of solidarity including those owned by a man who voted for donald trump. susie steimle has his story. >> i guess from the shame that i feel for voting for him. i don't want my face there or i don't want people to hate me like they hate him. >> that's why this man did not want us to put his face on camera tonight. like many other bay area businesses his five supermarket locations in oakland were closed for the nationwide protest called a day without immigrants. immigrants went on strike from work and closed restaurants and businesses to protest president trump's immigration policies. >> even though i made a mistake voting for him, i still want to show that you can make a mistake and still do what you believe in. >> reporter: he is muslim originally from yemen and heard all year why he shouldn't vote for mr. trump from friends and families. 1/3 of american service jobs are held by undocument

minnesota,st. paul, anthony from our line or democrats. caller: -- our line for democrats. remarkable,s really that guy was talking about writing but wasn't this country -- rioting, but wasn't this country founded on riots? should be helde accountable, especially our government officials, when we are paying them money and they come on television a lot. another thing is that i want to give a shout out to my daughter. she is a former member of black lives matter. she is protesting the pipeline and using freedom of speech and the right way. we all have to understand, this is one thing a lot of countries do not have and when the president starts to shut it down, shut the media down, these people are constantly saying -- he says, he welcomes criticism. have you seen how our new president acts with criticism? nobody is above criticism because we are not all that smart. one last thing i would like to say, the man keeps saying he is like a smart person. what does that mean? i believe he is smart enough to understand that all you have to do is scare americans to think there is explo

in st. paul barricades separated demonstrators as they faced off outside a parenthood clinic. anti-abortion rights groups are calling on congress and president trump to stop funding the health provider because it offers abortions. >> clearly, momentum is on our side. the majority of americans agree into taxpayer dollars should not be funding abortion. >> reporter: president trump in the past mentioned taking federal dollars away from planned parenthood. a movie his vice president and new health secretary support. >> [ crowd chanting ]. >> reporter: in new york supporters of planned parenthood rallied. >> so many people do equate planned parenthood with abortion. in fact, abortion is a tiny, tiny percentage of the services they offer. >> reporter: they say defunding the group could make it harder for many women to get access to birth control, cancer screening, and testing for sexually transmitted diseases. what do you think about the argument that the federal funding should be diverted to centers that help women but don't provide abortions? >> there aren't enough of those healt

. >>> and similar rallies took place in cities all across the country like this one this st. paul, minnesota but there, they faced off with supporters of planned parenthood. last month president trump ban ned u.s. funding to international groups that perform abortions or even provide information about them federal dollars do not pay for abortion but planned parenthood is reimbursed by medicaid for other services including birth control, and cancer screenings. >>> president trump in the meantime is spending sat the day morning golfing with japanese prime minister shinzo abe in florida. he tweeted out these pictures of the the two on the court high fiveing. this is his first time hoeing a foreign leader at his estate melania trump and mrs. abe, toured the museum and japanese gardens in delray beach. >>> world news saturday will have much more on the the japanese prime minister's visit and travel ban coming up at 6:30 right here after "action news". >>> moving on to the accu weather forecast. we had a break from the cold weather today with mild temperatures but now winter weather adv

in st. paul, minnesota, the "star tribune" reports 5,000 abortion rights demonstrators were separated by police barriers from 500 anti-abortion activists. anti-abortion groups, saying the election of president trump has energized them, had called for protests outside 200 planned parenthood's clinics in 45 states. in detroit, some 300 activists turned up outside a planned parenthood site, most of them in support of the group. planned parenthood, which turned 100 last year, says only 3% of its services are for abortions, and most of its federal funding is from medicaid reimbursements for preventive care. the newshour asked viewers if they were affected by president trump's executive order on immigration. read the story, including some of your responses, at www.pbs.org/newshour. this month, two major companies announced they're moving their headquarters within the united states. swiss food and drink conglomerate nestle is moving its u.s. base from southern california to northern virginia, affecting

back in 2014 at the minneapolis st. paulirport, three male workers who had access for planes recruited by isis. also smuggler smuggled 153 firearms. about 900,000 people we should say work at airports across the country and can bypass normal security screening, only miami, orlando and atlanta screen all employees and their bags and in response, tsa says it appreciates the committee's effort, they are reviewing the report, back to you. heather: longer lines. clayton: fact-checking a statement made by the federal judge who halted the president's travel freeze. >> how many arrests have there been of foreign nationals of those seven countries since 9/11? >> your honor, i don't have that information. >> let me tell you, the answer is none, as best as i can tell. clayton: recent review of cases now proving the judge wrong, iraqi refugee was arrested on isis-related charges last january admit to go plotting bomb attacks at two texas malls. last falls two radicalized somali refugees carried out attacks one inside the minnesota mall

large crowds also filled the streets of chicago, detroit, st. paul and washington d-c. coming up: a potential break in the case of an east bay father.. gunned down in front of his wife and children. what police want you to be on the lookout for. then: rideshares are a convenient way to get around for a lot of people.... but tonight -- why they may actually be making congestion even worse. and next:how much is it worth to you to drive down one of san francisco's most famous streets? a live report on the new proposal to cut down on traffic on lombard. the famously crooked lombard street in san francisco ... may start requiring visitors to pay... san francisco supervisor mark farrell made the toll proposal today to help reduce traffic in the area.kron 4's alecia reid joins us live from the famous landmark..how do tourists feel about it? traffic congestion and safety are issues people that live on the crookedest street deal with.tourists are open to the idea of a toll.pkgover two million visit the crookedest street each year.sot - that's one of the great attractions in san

host: anthony in st. paul, minnesota. democrats line. caller: good morning.y whole issue is that we are spending way too much money on defense. the last time i got on here come i said trump makes it seem like every day we have explosions happening in america. the wall needs to be up north that's where all the harriman when and everything is coming in. heroin and everything is coming in. when you get rid of obamacare, all of you people whining about people on welfare and stuff, you have to worry about whether or not you get a catastrophic illness. saying get ridt of social entitlements, you have to worry about the things that just one illness away stamps --foodrence stems host: oklahoma. republican tom cole in the pages writes new york times" -- you can find this online at nytimes.com. ronald from louisiana. democrats line. i see a few things going on that really rocks me appear. they showed $156 billion wasted at the pentagon. but he wants to put $56 billion to the pentagon taken from the state department that protects the country and works with other countri

i literally watched those folks at st. paul are wrote during the midnight oil and numerous occasions during the backlog and they brokered an a lot to them. i agree with you on this. paying a lot of money for overtime that needed to be done. that does make more sense. on the talk about accountability, what cap about hiring freezes. we need to talk about in the long run could not only do in the long run. our vss, they cannot find the information to the employee and are wrote to correct an error. how does that have does that have been or how do you respond to that when we say that? >> i will give the details to mr. burke i'm not one. >> sarah conor thank you. we've tried to ensure no degradation of service or relationship between our vss at the local regional office. to that end, we are learning from the process. it has posed some challenges. we are adjusting virus to reference. but we have designated personnel in each regional office. the same regional office reside said that has been put on kind of a ancillary road if you will t

the top are siesta key st. paulyna. >> maybe it was also about how cost cheap to go there maybe? maybe not as expensive. >> the reason they said there's a the lot of free activities with the boardwalk and all the shops and things to do and then sports because there's a lot of water sports. >> and in the summer it's a great place to be on the boardwalk. >> i don't know. it beat out beachs in hawaii i think. >> california. >> i'm like wow. >> not to mention jersey shore not on the list. >> i always heard good things about jersey. >> wow. okay, any beach is a beach is a good beach cannot go wrong with a beach. >> shall we move on. >> yes. >> no beaches today. >> it is like arctic circle out there. >> i know we came around the bend. today temperatures were well into 70s might have been a nice day to think more beach-wise and crazy strong storms and now we're back to winter again. weather buffet is all over the place. today was extremely active and unfortunately dangerous storms that cause a lot of damage in many neighbo

. >> reporter: labrie was acquitted in 2015 of raping a 15-year-old classmate at new hampshire st. paul school as part of a ritual known as the senior salute where older students asked out younger ones before graduation, sometimes for sex. he maintained he never had intercourse with his accuser. >> it wouldn't have been a good move to have sex with this girl. >> reporter: will labrie was convicted as well as a felony computer charge that requires him to register as a sex offender for life. that wasn't enough for his accuser who revealed her identity in an exclusive summer. >> they said they didn't believe he did it knowingly. and that frustrated me a lot because he definitely did do it knowingly. >> reporter: labrie claims the previous lawyers failed to challenge the felony charge of using a computer to lure a minor for sex. the new lawyers say it took in the intranet, not the internet, never brought up incourt. carney wrote, i don't consider myself to be knowledgeable about internet communications and did not hire an expert to investigate this subject because it never occurred it was a

owen was akiteed of raping a 15-year-old classmate a year sexual conquest the st. paul school in concord he was found guilty of several charges including sex assault and another community deal with death of police officer veteran keith boyar was shot and killed yesterday morning while responding to car crash. last night a huge crowd gathered outside police head quarlters for a capped light vigil. shooting suspect was repoliceed from prison and wounded and is expected to survive. >> and evacuations were ordered yesterday in northern california and flash flood warnings issued elsewhere as downpours swelled creeks and troyvrz dangerous levels across the soggy region. more storms are expected in the area today and officials are keeping an eye on rising creeks and rivers over concerns of flash flooding. and coming up on "fox news morning" begins makes its pitch to maryland lawmakers. >> and international aid groups issue a dire warping about life in south sudan. >> and as we head to break, live look across the d.c. region we' another mild day on tap. fox news morning back af

protests continuing across the country from here in new york to st. paulminnesota, to raleigh, north carolina. focused on a number of issues from funding for planned barrenhobarren hood parenthood and voting rights. and meanwhile, michael flynn's top aide, robin townley, ends his time on the national security council. >>> and days after a storm delivered one to two feet snow, more snow ahead. >>> and i.c.e. denying its crackdown across the country is anything new. between those raids and isolated deportations of undocumented immigrants, families are feeling the fallout after being split up. a firsthand view from the u.s./mexico border. >> reporter: across the country, word of immigration and customs race sending panic through millions of undocumented immigrants. >> there's a heightened level of a fear because of everything that's happening. >> reporter: i.c.e. saying raids in l.a., atlanta and texas were routine, targeting criminals. activists saying some swept up don't pose a threat. >> we're destroying families. >> reporter: i.c.e. raids are nothing new.

to show you how to avoid that, we're here with jamie novak, a fire investigator with the st. paulminnesota fire department. how do we stay safe? >> one, people need to realize lot of electricity. one, you plug it directly into the wall. >> reporter: and that's a big tip. plug the hereto directly into the wall. he says some people use cheap extension cords to move the heater closer. but many extension cords can't handle that amount of electricity. just watch when he does it. >> there you have from a loose connection. start a fire. >> reporter: what's the next tip. >> the next tip is we keep this three feet from anything combustible that will burn. the couch, the end table, anything that will burn. best to do it in the center of the room. >> reporter: keep the hereto in the center of the room. >> you got it. >> reporter: and you tell me people sometimes let blankets fall on top of the heater. >> that's correct, and this heater can catch on fire and then the next thing the room is on fire and the house is on the ground. >> just like that. >> to show us, jamie sets up a real-life demo

st. paul's hospital, dr.ogram aimed at stopping health problems. >> we try to get the message out there how important it is to control with blood pressure. we work with doctors to be aggressive in treatment. >> reporter: before you end up in the c.t. machine. >> that's right. >> reporter: one puts the hypertension rate in canada at 19% and the u.s. at 30%. a stress test. is this going to be really, really itchy? this is my "40-year-old virgin" moment. is this the way to figure out whether i need some preventive treatment to see if i will have a heart attack or stroke later in life? >> absolutely. >> reporter: in the u.s. we don't do this. >> this is more preventive. >> reporter: wow. so that really escalated quickly. >> jacob soboroff, who is always game. jacob adds that canada spends less on health care and that citizens live longer in part because they do invest in what we just saw, preventive action while we in the u.s. wait until emergencies. president trump and prime minister trudeau have very different

. >> in st. paul, a thousand wearing pink took to the streets as similar scenes erupted across the country in a battle over abortion and the question of choice. morgan radford, nbc news, new york. >>> republican lawmakers are hearing from voters concern that the repeal of obamacare could have a serious impact on their lives. what they're telling lawmakers. >>> plus how democrats plan to take on donald trump as they lay out their long term plan for the future of the party. (vo) what's your dog food's first ingredient? corn? wheat? in purina one true instinct grain free, real chicken is always #1. no corn, wheat or soy. support your active dog's whole body health with purina one. what are you doing? getting your quarter back. fountains don't earn interest, david. you know i work at ally. i was being romantic. you know what i find romantic? a robust annual percentage yield that's what i find romantic. this is literally throwing your money away. i think it's over there. that way? yeah, a little further up

the protesters calling for minneapolis and st. paul to remain sanctuary cities.nwhile a setback for immigration activism in southeastern florida as miami-dade county votes to uphold the targeting sanctuary city. lauren blanchard has more. reporter: hi laura. the miami-dade county commission voted 9-3 to back the order of the mayor to uphold the president's executive order requiring compliance with immigration officials. the mayor of miami-dade ordered his correctional department to comply to ensure his city would lose out on any federal. despite the loud protests of many who wanted miami-dade to become a sanctuary city, the commission upheld the order last night. people packing into the meeting to voice their opposition and support. >> disorders a threat to our country. >> it's appalling to below appalling to pull of law appalling to below flood. spinning is undermining undermining everything the fabric of this community. >> if you want to be here as a citizen obey the law. for. last month the president signed an executive order that would strip federal funding f

just this year already against jewish community centers including back in my hometown minneapolis, st. paulthis is a problem. it has increased in the last 12 to 18 months. i also want to thank muslims in st. louis for helping to raise money to repair cemetery in st. louis. i do have one problem. i do not believe that president trump is antisemimatic but language when he kicked off the campaign talking about mÉxico sending off rapists, when we start isolating or singling out muslims, he can do a better job of not using language from here on out even apologizing for what he has said in the past, but he is thus far showing he's a good friend to israel and i have confidence that we are going to be doing a better job at the united nations to start stamping out jew hatred that's starting there and works its way all the way down around the world. trish: steve, you want to respond to that? >> yes, you know, i would say first that i'm so happy the vice president pence not only did he denounce antisemitism as well he should and whether it's in present day or history, but he also celebrated what ameri

one of the largest dueling p protests taking place in st. paul, minnesota. some 6,000 people turned out. anti-abortion activists calling for congress to strip funding from planned parenthood. >>> and in ohio, a convicted sex offender is under arrest for the murder of a ohio co-ed. 21-year-old reagan tokes was last seen wednesday evening in columbus, ohio. she was found shot to death on thursday. saturday, police arrested 29-year-old brian golsby. they say they linked him to the victim through dna. golsby was released from prison just last november. >>> after years of controversy, yale university is renaming a residential college that had been named after john c. calhoun, who advocated white supremacy and slavery. calhoun college will now bear the name of yale alumnus grace murray hopper. a navy admiral and pioneer in computer sciences in the 1950s. >>> and retired army general hal moore known for his heroism in the vietnam war has died. as a lieutenant colonel, he was credited with saving the lives of most of his men in battle in 1965. he co-wrote a book, "w