this is where a m shot to death in the stairwell of this apartment complex. this is in the 6200 block of reesewood drive where a lot of police markers on the ground there. they are investigating this suicide a homicide but we're still waiting to confirm. more information about what led up to the shooting and police have not released his name or any details about the gunman. back to you. >> all right. thank you. emotional reunion. it was all captured by news 4 cameras. find out what we've learned since the missing virginia teen returned home. >> plus, paying for gas without ever getting out of the car. how one major car maker may be able to save you time in the morning. >>> and dhoper 4 over the scene for us this morning. the bakery flavors you love... [ ding! ] sip in the happy with a medium vanilla cupcake, or new fudge brownie macchiato or latte for $1.99 from 2:00 to 6:00 p.m. america runs on dunkin'. >>> a call for help from police. >> please help us to find venus. >> is finally answered. >> a missing teena

at all fraternity and sorority party after the death of a student, 19-year-old was found in the stairwell fell after drinking too much. members of his fraternity waited 12 hours to call police. >> we have time now for the "action news" troubleshooters. pennsylvanians are paying the highest gas tax in the country. consumers want to be sure they are getting what they pay for he pump. >> jim, gas is what we buy regularly but we never see what we are getting for our money. the gas goes into the vehicle and that's it. are gas stations playing by the rules? inspectors are supposed to check each push every 18 months. what we find with our ride along may surprise you. >> we get hundreds of complaints every year from consumers that purchase gas. >> they invite the troubleshooters to come along on their inspection. at the first, no problem but here, pump jump. >> as soon as you pick up the pump, before you squeeze the nozzle, it starts changing you. >> so you are paying nine cents for gas you never got. >> that's right. >> the owner promises to get the problem fixed immediately. when the inspectors

you can see a group of people in stairwells, you are trying to be a little sneaky, trying to be subtleventually, they climb up the ladder and opens the hat and now we realized, we are on the side of the tower as you are thousands feet high and ready to do this. >> you can see she's facing away from the view. she closes her eyes and lean back. holding just one hand of the guy that's wearing a goat pro on her head. she's hanging. >> literally hanging. >> no ropes or nothing and no safety, schaech check out from r angle. it makes your palm sweaty. >> there is so many things that can go wrong. >> i have not gotten the bad part of the video yet. >> oh, thises t a warm up. >> she now hangs on the edge, just holding on with one happened and strikes a pose, you get another view of the photographer who snaps away before fortunately, she manages to be pulled backup. the full force of the judgmental internet have comes crashing down to a ton of brick. >> what other people did they put in danger if she were to fall or he were to fall. is there going to be a liability on those people? >> all those

another back in 2009, when a member of another fraternity was found dead at the bottom of a campus stairwellfter a night of drinking. now we go to the legal win for melania trump, who scored a victory against a blogger who claims she once worked as an escort. now she is filing a $1.5 million lawsuit for similar allegations. tom has all the details. reporter: this morning, the forced lady -- first lady fighting to protect her reputation and her brand. against a daily mail online, seeking damages worth $150 million. she is suing the website for publishing a now retracted report containing of substantiated allegations -- un substantiated allegations of the modeling service she worked for -- -doubled as an escort servic. >> i do not expect them to be so mean. i never saw one correct story, one honest story. reporter: according to the suit, the false report damaged her marketing and endorsement opportunities. the suit also states that the daily mail story couldn't have come at a worse time, because she has a unique once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to watch a broad-based commercial brand in multiple

. >> this is where a man was found shot to death in the stairwell of an apartment building on the 6200 block of breezewood drive. police are investigating this as a homicide. we're still waiting to get more information on what led up to that shooting. so far they have not released the victim's name. now back to you. >>> developing this morning, new reports that the trump campaign officials had repeated contacts with russia intelligence officials a year before the election. at the heart of this report are phone records and calls at the same time officials discovered evidence that russia was trying to interfere with the election. we've not confirmed the details of the times report. >>> the fallout of micheal flynn's resignation is growing this morning. democrats want the transcripts of his ambassador. part of the agency's investigation into russia's attempt to influence the election. all of this comes as . >>> that was the crowd of last night's supervisors meeting. stewart is known for his tough stance on immigration. he helped the county approve a resolution that limited public services

she has planned this night out t woman standing at the stairwell. that's natalie.he is enjoying dinner with her friends and family. >> oh, my god. that she gave up for adoption 20 years ago and she happens to stumble upon the dinner? d sees . her standing there. >> have they ever met before this? never. >> there is the first time they have met. >> dang. >> wait, did leah have any contact with her daughter before this? >> she must have seen a picture or something. >> the daughter contacted her birth mom for first time this january and wrote her this message on facebook. >> hi. >> hi. oh, my god. >> this is if first time they're seeing each other. >> since birth. >> they're both just bawling. >> okay. ♪ happy birthday to you >> yeah. >> she was going to make a wish but no need for that. it's come true. >> as you can see, you can sing happy birthday. she walks over and she has other people in the room. >> that woman in the red, that could be the adopted mom. >> emotional gift. a lot to process on your birthday. >> back it up again. watch it. that moment. the moment of

new rule come aft the dem avenue student last week. 19-year-old timothy piazza fell down a stairwell at a party at a fraternity that. where is he stayed for 12 hours before anyone call for help. the university says it's also concerned about growing allegations of hazing and sexual assault. penn state says the ban is indefinite. >>> in burlington county, new jersey, a contagious virus shut down a pet store. the parvo virus is more often than not deadly even with treatment. big concern. to, twine's shawnette wilson joins us now springfield township. shawnette. >> reporter: county officials say the store owner sent them letter saying they would close january 30th. that letter also said they would not reopen. >> the lights are out and cones with no trespassing line the entrance to the puppy barn in springfield township tonight. the marquis reads, the store is closed. burlington county freeholder director said in news release "unfortunately recent inspections by the county health department and the burlington county sp ca have determined that canine parvo virus highly contagious and poten

. >> the stairwell was gone. the left site of the building was gone. >> he says a family jumped from the second level. >> i escorted them out away from the fire. >> he and a detective ran to the next door building and banged on doors. >> the smoke was so schick, and we both made attempts to get up to the third floor and we couldn't. >> he got a call asking about saul paniagua. he was one of seven who died. >> he didn't have a chance. she was asking me is he ok. i see where his car is because i parked my car next to him. it was there, and i depend know what to tell -- and i didn't sorry. >> although it is jeff's name on the award, he said many deserve credit. we were owl there and firefighters run into the building. >> meanwhile, the police officer involved in this dramatic crash right here has been taken off of troll -- patrol tuitt. this happened on saturday. the officer was speeding at the time, and the flashing lights were not on. the police department is now doing an internal investigation. >> and we are look

told police sophomore was drunk when he fell down a stairwell at a party last week. police said frat brothering didn't call for help until 12 hours later. school officials suspended the fraternity. >>> it's 4:06. it is cold. >> we're in the 20s and wasn't that cold yesterday. snow yesterday, but snow is gone. now freezing temperatures. >> you're going to have to bundle up. watch out for icy spots. still on the ground, it is frozen this morning. we will see sunshine, but a cold day ahead chltd the bright sunshine this morning will be fading this afternoon as clouds will be moving in. those clouds really increasing during the evening hours. right now the wind that will be increasing. looking at winds of 12 miles an hour today. with highest gusts at times. 24 right now in flech. ten mile wind blowing in the city. temperatures are going to be in the 20s through this morning and just peaking in the very low 30s this afternoon. suburbs 19 degrees. get some sunshine. few passing clouds. 27 degrees at lunchtime. for the lehigh valley, 22 degrees right now. dropping into the

sorrowty parties are dryority p members told police the sophomore was drunk when he fell down a stairwell at a party last week. frat brothers didn't call for help until about 12 hours later. school officials suspended the fraternity. >> a man who attempted to rob a philadelphia deli is in the hospital this morning. after the stores owner shot him. man was armed when he announced he was robbing the deli last night. the owner pulled out his own gun and shot him. the owner had a permit to carry that gun. >>> a flefl councilman is proposing to lower the city's cigarette tax. wants to counsel to hold hearings to discuss the issue. fewer people buying cigarettes because the tax is so high. the city has seen a 23% drop in cigarette sales. $2 per pack helps fund school district. lowering the tax will allow more people to buy cigarettes and that will bring more money to the district. >>> nine minutes after five. it is cold outside. look closely. see the banners blowing in the live view from the kimmel center. what you don't see is any ice here. really dried out yesterday with the sunshine and wind

i about the onto the stairwell and took my air mask off and put it on his face because he was without air longer than i was. got downstairs and handed them to the ambulance crew. i didn't go with them. linda and michael heart say they owe their lives to newman and the othe one more note we also found out today that linda actually worked at fox5 back in the 1970s. it is always such a spall world. what an incredible reunion today, though, wasn't it? it's fantastic. it's something that i'm sure you don't think about day-to-day, but he safed their lives and everything they've been able to do since then is because of him and the first experience. > coming up next perfection was on the line tonight for not z2934z zstz y2934y ysty > welcome back, nothing like home cooking for the caps and wizards. so far this year, neither of the home teams have notched a single loss at verizon center. the caps are 7 and 0. tonight the wizards looking to also go undefeated for the month and extend their winning streak. john wall early on, he is out mr. . he's driving, he goes in with the layup. 5 points, the

a man found shot to death in the stairwell of an apartment building. police on the scene. 6200 block of breezewood drive. trying to figure out what happened. we are trying to get details. look for updates tomorrow morning on news 4 today. >> switching gears. want to get a peek inside the trump white house. you can, starting next month. white house tours are, typically suspended at the start of a new administration. but the current gap has been longer than expected. requests have been piling up. melania trump will main taint vegetable garden. mrs. obama referred to the garden as her baby. said she hopes future first ladies would keep it going. >>> faa is investigating, harr ford us cleared to land at john wayne airport monday. instead, ford landed on a parallel taxiway. he flew right above a 737, that was holding on the ground, before take off. >> unfortunately we have seen this sort of thing before. where some body mistakenly identified a taxi way for a runway. in this case, the runway that he was to land on was very narrow. >> you may remember, two ye

beta theta pi told police the sophomore student was drunk when he fell down a stairwell at a party. police say his frat brothers didn't call for help until about 12 hours later. the fraternity has been suspended. >>> new at 11:00, the criminal case involving a former pennsylvania house speaker will get a fresh look by a state appeals court. former former. he served nearly two years in prison and was released in 2014. his appeal focuses on whether he should have to pay the state a million dollars in restitution imposed by a judge. >>> back in blue. a police officer returns to work after the gun battle that could have taken his life. why he says it is so important to be back on the street. >>> rescued in the nick of time. a dog's dangerous ordeal and the man who saved his life. >>> and great expectations. a surprise news from one of the world's most famous couples . >>> and we here in the middle of an arctic blast but another change is in the air. i'll break down what to expect for your weekend. my nbc 10 first alert neighborhood forecast is coming up. did you know slow internet can a

first responding officer on scene he ran to help a family out of the rubble that was blocking the stairwell, and he ran to the adjacent building. he had the keys, and he started to open the doors and pull the fire alarms to get people out. on wednesday he received the department's highest honor for heroism. >> very honored to be awarded this through the department, bu officers and firefighters. >> reporter: humble and grateful are his responses but for hughes -- >> but see -- >> it's also a reminder not to take relationships for granted. he says it's surreal that he never got to say good-bye. >> it just sucks. >> reporter: stephanie ramirez, wusa 9. >> today montgomery county honored several officers for heroic acts across the area over the last year. more than 40 people were hurt in the flower branch explosion, and they are still recovering from their injuries. >> you know, we know this is their job, but when you think about people who run towards danger, it's got to be courage. that's all it is. >> there's nothing you can't train to do that. where's the car? it'll be here in three...uh, f

which is showing here there is actually within that 17 foot rear yard there is a roof with an open stairwell well but it will have to a 25 feet rear yard but part of stairs and part of existing building will be for a compliment rear yard and if - you understand that but if she removed the mudroom would that and left the stair would that then be a complying rear yard. >> in the stairs are not compliant. >> accuses us. >> if you're done with the question commissioners, the matter is submitted. >> commissioners. >> i see the zoning administrator's argument is valid because there is an alternative and therefore there isn't a hardship and therefore the variance there's no justification for a variance and it can get down with the alternative process without a problem so therefore you know, i would deny the appeal. >> so i guess i'm differ from that a little bit in the following ways the face of this unit is compliant to the rear yard if so the planning interpretation of the overall building because of the stair portion and what they call the mudroom sticks into the rear yard therefore the whole bu

found dn a stairwell on saturday. members of the fraternity waited 12 hours to call for help. due to that incidents and otherconduct. they are hal ng alcohol and that lasts until all chapters make changes to their social policies. still ahead at 4:00 if you have cash to burn you want to head to brooklyn, a cafe there. it earned them the title of most expensive cup of coffee in the country. and chances are if you leave the house with your little ones they are bundled up like this. but the puffy coats can produce a dather in the car. >>> and should your viewing history be considered as sensitive as your health or financial information? the headhe fcc is thinking about it as a major tv brand got caught spying on its omers. when "action news" at 4:00 continues. there's one state that has more ski mountains to choose from than any other in the country. and that's not the only thing you can only find in new york state. yo. new york. it's all here. it's only here. plan your winter getaway at iloveny.com >>> a winter storm in the bay area cause aid massive mudslide. it slammed into th

this is where a man was found shot to death in the stairwell of this apartment building on breezewood drive. police investigating and say this is a homicide. still waiting to get more this deadly shooting. so far police have not released the victim's name. they haven't released any details on the search for a gunman but stay with news 4 and we will bring you the latest as we get it. back to you. >>> it's 5:05 now and developing this morning new reports that trump campaign officials had repeated contacts with russian intelligence officials in the year before the election. at the heart of this report are phone records and calls that were intercepted at the same time they discovered evidence that russia was disrupting the election by hacking into the democratic committee. nbc news has not confirmed the details of the times report. the fallout over michael flynn's resignation is growing this morning. members of congress want to know more about his ties to russia. meanwhile u.s. officials the calls a few days before he became the national security advisor. all of this comes as israeli prim

almost immediately, it became known as the tower of terror because of the high risks of rape in the stairwellt but not all of the post—war architecture is that they were cutting across 2000 years of city—making and organic knowledge of how people want to live and where people are happy and power. in the last 20, 30 years we've started being able to research that thanks to big data and a greater capacity to understand where people work. what we've learnt is that you tend to know your neighbours less well, you have less trusting relationships with them. the architects of the alexandra road estate in north london apparently modelled it on the sinuous curves of the georgian terraces of bath. what's it like to live here? we have decent people, its well—kept, decent. you don't mind the concrete? no, i don't, i love it. the concrete, it is an acquired taste, i'd say. but it's not horrible, actually, it's quite comfortable and inside, the spaces are marvellous. would you fancy one of these? i don't know, too many windows for me. a lot to keep clean. absolutely. as if to prove that appreciation for br

they're in an office under the stairwell. and i said, can't teach. the if i can't see them. so, finally, it was agreed that once a week, i would meet with the saudi women journalists and they would all come into the conference room with young men. so once a week this little black train came through, and they had the black hijab and the black -- but the was one of them who also had the nacab and covered everything september for a little cat-eye glasses, and she was a case. she liked covering herself, and -- because she said, i cack make faces at people and they don't know it. i said, small consolation but there you are. she had to go to been interview in riyadh one day before the first flying from jeddah arrived, so, she had to fly in the night before. now, as a single saudi woman she can't travel without her guardian's permission, her male guardian. could be her father, brother, husband, even her son, whoever is in the man in charge. so she got permission, and then she flew to riyadh, and she came off the airplane and she sat down in the airport, because as a single saudi wo

. >> the stairwell was fully involved. ist able to kick down the door and come back out. the fire machine got them out. stephen: you are a trained retired battalion chief. we have heard there are no injuries. larry: that is the best news. alison: a cult favorite. larry: how you can find out what happened to the characters in the "love, actually." alison: then later, his sound and the talent caught the ears of royalty. so why is the man playing outside the metro? >> new kid on the block for the american girl doll collection. why some are happy to see the change. larry: but first a look at what is coming up tonight on abc. alison: and jummy olabanji with a look at what is coming up tomorrow on "good morning washington." jummy: alison, thanks. tomorrow on "good morning washington," could this simple question -- >> can you hear me? jummy: -- from an unknown caller lead you to lose money? >> plus we are at the national zoo for a final farewell to giant panda bao bao. >> stay with us for traffic and weather every ten minute tomorrow morning starting at yeah. we love low prices.

thinks after 19 year-old timothy pea as fell down a stairwell in the party at his fraternity.say it took about 12 hearst before someone called for help. piazza later died at the hospital. now timothy's brot they are morning mike posted a moving facebook message, and he wrote in part on sat the day morning i lost my other half, tim, and i will miss you eternally, i'm utterly devastated, my brother was my best friend. >>> and we should point out police are still investigating piazza's death, the fraternity has been temporarily suspended , also the university , penn state, says it is concerned about growing allegations of hazing, and sexual assault, and that aggressive changes will be made. mike and alex. >> let's hepp so, all right, thanks, thomas. >> 8:05. >>> warrior storm steph curry is not known for being political usually but statement by ceo of under arm or has changed. that kevin planning is facing backlash after calling president trump a real asset to american businesses. curry who is a multi million-dollar deal with the clothing company, says quote, i agree with that de

indefinitely it comes after the death of a student last weekend. 19-year-old timothy piazza fell down a stairwell during a party at a frat house. he stayed there for 12 hours before anyone called for help. the university says it's concerned about growing allegations of hazing and sexual assaults. >> fire officials say squatters might started a fire that gutted a vacant building in the fair hill section of philadelphia. it started just before 10:00 this morning on the 300 block of west indiana avenue. firefighters did not find anyone inside and amazing the house next door, it is not damaged. >>> northern pennsylvania interstate 81 is open again. this morning three tractor trailers and an suv got caught up in a chain reaction crash near lenoxville. several lanes were closed for hours as crews worked to clean that all up. the crash did not seriously injure anyone. ♪ >>> our hank flynn can have just as much fun as the kids. you knew that probably most kids across the delaware valley enjoyed snow day off today sledding and making snowmen. snow angels all that stuff. >> you know our hank, he just could

told police the 19-year-old was drunk and fell down a stairwell last week. frat brothers didn't call for help until 12 hours later. school officials suspended the fraternity. >>> nbc 10 exclusive. hearing from the man who rescue add starving dog that was tied up in the bank of a river in cumberland county. good samaritan out for a walk last friday when they found the severely underweight dog trained to a tree in bridgeton. he says the dog was inside and upside down plastic carrier. >>> i mean, imagine if it was high tide. probably would have been flooded out. got him off the chain and got out of there. >> the dog is in the care of cumberland county spca. staffers named her sweetie. ready for adoption in a few weeks when she gets healthy and gets weight back. meanwhile animal cruelty investigator are trying to figure out who left her at the liver. >> 23 degrees outside. get you to work this morning. >>> so now it's really unfortunate timing. watching right in the beginning of rush hour multi-vehicle accident scene that's take ing t part of the bottom of the r

this comes after 19 year-old timothy piazza fell down a stairwell during a party at beta pi fraternitythe police say it took two hours before someone called for help, piazza later died at the hospital. >>> his brother mike posted a moving message on facebook writing on saturday morning i lost my other half, tim, i will miss you eternally. i'm utterly devastated my brother was my best friend. >>> police are still investigating piazza's death and fraternity has been tell rarely suspended. also the university says it is very concerned about the growing allegations of hazing and sexual assaults. the this is far from over, and that aggressive changes are on the way, mike and alex. >> just tragic, most egregious part of that whole thing they waited 12 hours to call for an ambulance. unreal. >>> 6:19. >>> one worker missing and two others injured after a pipeline explosion in louisiana. it happened last night on the 66 pipeline. six workers were cleaning at the time and fire crews say they will let fire burn which could heene days before it gets out. sixteen homes evacuated, cause remains und

it's where the primarily stairwell, elevator shaft would be.s crane operates on top of that shaft and moves equipment around during the construction phase. while they were putting it in position for it to continue its operation, a strut that holds up one of the portions of the crane, a 30-ton crane, failed and leaned the crane towards the northeast direction. we were contacted by the construction company, brought it to our attention, and based on that information and e rring on the side of caution, we've evacuated tehema from first to second and howard from first to second, all of the businesses. there are 0 residences in -- there are no residences in that area. unknown time of when they'll be allowed back in the building. there have been no injuries and we are waiting for further information. we have the city engineer that's up looking at the site on top of the building. i've got somebody from the department of building inspection on the way, a structural engineer. and the company has a secondary engineer that is being flown in from washington

glass seats you don't get to see over glass but higher up you can see over the glass and they have stairwell, look out, but we came over here button and jenny wanted to visit and one put their face right against the glass here. they necessity humans. they know how to interact with them. is that unusual for hippos. >> they are very visual. they will follow. the once our trainers will come around up here they will come around to the window. even if you can do this just come over here, and tropical it in the water and come right over. >> do they sleep most of the the day. >> there you go, see. >> that is a big head. >> these guys, they spend, they are usually in the water for 16 to 17 hours a day. they are nocturnal and more active at nighttime. after this snack they will probably sleep for most of the day, until we wake them up for all of the stuff we have going on today. >> they don't eat meet heat the but they will kill man, if you are this their turf, that is why we are safely behind this glass but guys, their teeth are like elephant's tusk and they are vulnerable animal not completely enda

water is pouring down a stairwell. there's where you see that. east of pasadena, the city of duarte is warning residents to leave because of the possibility of mudslides. many are staying and putting up barriers around their homes. >> it has been so intense there and here as well. raining now and more rain coming. >> meteorologist sandhya patel has more. >> as we check out live doppler 7 right now, you'll see we're still tracking some rain here in the bay area. so this storm has soaked us, and it's not done doing that yet. let me show you a closer view now as we take you into street level radar. we're going to start first in the inland east bay right around black hawk, camino ta sahara. you will notice there is heavier rain. summit road, as we pan around to other parts of the bay area, around ma ra ga, we're seeing some moderate to heavy rain as well. and we head down towards the fremont milpitas area and also seeing some light to moderate rin there, fremont boulevard. south bay, north first street, you will notice in san jose and one other stop.

into effect following the death of a student last weekend. 19-year-old timothy piazza fell down a stairwell during a party at the fraternity house. and police say that's where he stayed for 12 hours before anyone called for help. the university says it's also concerned about growing allegations of hazing and sexual assault. >>> three weeks commander as chief and another three executive orders. president trump and also staying business welcoming another one his controversial nominees to his administration. fox's joel waldman with more now from washington. >> new era of justice begins and it begins right now. >> reporter: president trump welling his new general attorney general long time alabama senator jeff sessions at a white house ceremony the attorney general talking about his resolve to fight crime. >> we will deploy the talents and abilities of the department of justice in the most effective way possible to confront this rising crime and to protect the people of our country. >> reporter: late in the day, sessions arriving at the justice department for the very first time as attorney gen

water is just pouring down the stairwell. east of pasadena, the city of duarte is warning residents to leave because of the possibility of mudslides but many are staying put and putting barriers around their homes. >>> yesterday's storm brought a little bit of everything to the bay area, and made for some spectacular viewing along the bay. look out for waves there. abc7 news was along san francisco's embarcadero as wind gusts and waves crashing against the railing. the current push the waves some 20 feet into the air. >>> and this is what it looked like for commuters taking the ferry from larkspur across san francisco bay yesterday. better take your dramamine there because white cap waves made for a rough ride. the ship's captain told passengers, stay seated. >>> all right, good morning, i'm meteorologist frances dinglasan in for lisa argen. it was a crazy windy day yesterday. today we have lingering showers to contend with. live doppler 7 showing us the scattered nature of the showers and that will diminish throughout the mo

guys, a stern word from the office's landlord asking staff to stop having sexual encounters in the stairwell. 430 people will lose their jobs this morning. >> wow, all right. scott mcgrew, thank you very much. by the way, twitter is down, so far, almost 12% in trading. >>> happening today, the 49ers new head coach, there he is, and gm, are going to be officially introduced. kyle shanahan flew into town with his wife and he was greet bid jed york and the new gm john lynch. there they are. they will be formally introduced at a news conference at 1:00 this afternoon. >> coming up next it is back on. construction on again on the dakota oil pipeline. the new fielt, though, that is brewing over that controversial project. >> but first happening right now our big story today is the weather and our crews here in the newsroom have filed out across the county. they're talking to officials about damage as this latest storm sweeps through the bay area. as soon as developments break we're going to post them directly to our twitter feed. plus nbc saying a short time ago mike tarico will take the reigns fr

water is just pouring down the stairwell there. east of pasadena, the city of duarte is warning residents to leave because of the possibility of mudslides. many are staying and putting up barriers around their homes. >>> all right, those are some amazing images from yesterday. right now, live doppler 7 showing us fewer showers around the bay area. not as much green, still some scattered light showers to contend with throughout the morning hours. we're seeing some light rainfall right now. it's moving east out of livermore and antioch into brentwood. it will continue to move east and we'll see a little bit of a break this afternoon. roads are still wet but there isn't rain falling in san francisco. temperatures right now, san francisco 53, oakland 51, mountain view and san jose at 52. here's a live look at sfo. so far, no flight arrival delays reported but i'm sure they'll show up soon. scattered showers lingering throughout the morning hours, more rain tomorrow and then a strong storm for president's day so get ready for that. high

nineteen year-old timothy piazza fell down a stairwell during a party at beta pi fraternity.e say he was there for 12 hearst before anybody called for help. university is concerned about growing allegations of hazing and sexual assaults. >>> 4:39. inside addition investigation that aired last night on fox 29 found a personal cars of more than 100 officers the with the philadelphia and new york city police departments had their license plates concealed with plastic covers. those covers can obscure vision of the traffic control cameras, so they inside addition team went out and found cars, trucks, suv parked outside the new york and philadelphia courthousees. on the dashboard of everyone of them a plaquard showing they are member of the law enforcement. here's what happened when a reporter confronted one of the new york city officers about the covers. >> i just noticed you have plastic covers on your license plate, does that allow to be able to skip paying tolls. >> no, it does not. >> are you a cop. >> yes, i am in a statement to inside addition the philadelphia police departm

. >> a question fir the project sponsor and architect the 8411 drawings a steep stairwell heading towards the roof deck exceptional exceptionally. >> this is permanent just as if it is a ladder that you only have every other treads it is easier to what i mean walk you but similar to the steepness of the ladder. >> commissioner vice president richards. >> is having lived in a house similar to this was sub defied i was thinking of putting. >> roof deck i had no open space it was 25 by 35 the more i started to understand roof deck would be lord over my neighbors so up think there is a an impact to support the bedrooms that is appropriate but think the roof deck as commissioner moore said a 20 pound box in a 10 pound box i'm supportive about roof decks the family had no roof deck with a place of open space i wish i had open space as this project does. >> shall i call the question? >> there is a motion that has been seconded to take dr and approve the project without the roof deck on that motion commissioner vice president fung snoshgs san francisco commissioner koppel commissioner melgar comm

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blocked a stairwell, unclear how she may have been attacked.d for assaulting a police officer during this protest. pete: patriots are headed to the white house after super bowl victory. six players are refusing to go. leaving viewers at home to say i would not have cheered for them if i would have known they were going to do this. i'm sick of unamerican -- this is a post on facebook i'm sick of unamerican behavior but they may be patriots but they are not true patriots. a lot of people with a ton of opinions about why they would be skipping this visit to the white house. so what do former nfl players think about this? well, this morning i'm joined now by burgess owens and reverend michael faulkner both former nfl players. michael faulkner is running as a republican for new york city mayor as well. thank you for joining us this morning. both of you have worn that uniform in the nfl. had that honor. what does it mean to you, reverend, i will go to you first. what does it mean that six of these players after winning such a dramatic super bowl as a

state eerily similar to another in 2009, 18-year-old joe dotto, found dead at the bottom of a campus stairwell of drinking. his death was ruled accidental. and the university temporarily suspending beta as they investigate. the fraternity says they're hopeful that security cameras inside the house will shed some light on exactly what happened. robin. >> oh, yes, eva, thank you. joining us now is sunny hostin. tough to talk about a story like this. your heart goes out to that family of the young man. under what circumstances could the fraternity members be held responsible in some way for the delay in contacting authorities? >> well, i think we don't know enough because perhaps it's been ruled an dent and perhaps they didn't see him at the bottom of the stairs for 12 hours and when they saw him they called. case, robin is that this is not a one-off. we had this happen in 2009 at the same university and i did some research last night. and do you know that since 2005, on college campuses, 60 kids have died under similar circumstances. here's a graphic. it shows that, you know, you talk about hazi

people inere were 250 the stairwell area that were kept aside and are now being allowed to leave. they are removing the exclusion zone around the museum. it does seem to be under control, he was alone. the incident seems to be over. tom: tell me about what it is like within life in paris, we see canada a number of days ago, i think of sydney, there seems to be almost at will, there could be an injured visual -- individual event of terror, how does paris adapt to that? >> we have to keep perspective, the incident two years ago, we would not be talking about it on this show, it would be on page 25 on a newspaper, it is because of the context that an incident like this -- one soldier was lightly injured and he got was shot and not killed. let's not overdo it but yes, after what happened in paris over the past few years, there is concern, and you see it. this man attacked a patrol of soldiers, you used to not have soldiers wondering around paris and now you have paratroopers in camouflage outfits around paris because of the risk. -- a always a moment moment away. francine: there is a

which is showing here there is actually within that 17 foot rear yard there is a roof with an open stairwell well but it will have to a 25 feet rear yard but part of stairs and part of existing building will be for a compliment rear yard and if - you understand that but if she removed the mudroom would that and left the stair would that then be a complying rear yard. >> in the stairs are not compliant. >> accuses us. >> if you're done with the question commissioners, the matter is submitted. >> commissioners. >> i see the zoning administrator's argument is valid because there is an alternative and therefore there isn't a hardship and therefore the variance there's no justification for a variance and it can get down with the alternative process without a problem so therefore you know, i would deny the appeal. >> so i guess i'm differ from that a little bit in the following ways the face of this unit is compliant to the rear yard if so the planning interpretation of the overall building because of the stair portion and what they call the mudroom sticks into the rear yard therefore the whole bu

but still under way, of course, and bill is doing some tiling in the bathroom, that will be the stairwell. these things built on a production line, prefabricated houses, built in weeks, it takes eight weeks from start to finish to get these built and out. come inside this one, this one is a little more complete, there isa one is a little more complete, there is a loo on the left, there is a bedroom here, and this is the kitchen. this place, the plumbing and hard work, done it and fans, so the kitchen is installed, the fridge and dishwasher is in, so the plumbing and electrics are done in the factory and then it is shipped ona the factory and then it is shipped on a truck and installs. that should help solve the housing problem. we need about 1 million help solve the housing problem. we need about! million a year built by 2020. we are building about a third at the moment. the big question, could this be the answer to the housing problems? we arejoined by guests in half an hour to discuss it, sojoin me then. guests in half an hour to discuss it, so join me then. will do, thank you. see you

. >> a question fir the project sponsor and architect the 8411 drawings a steep stairwell heading towardsroof deck exceptional exceptionally. >> this is permanent just as if it is a ladder that you only have every other treads it is easier to what i mean walk you but similar to the steepness of the ladder. >> commissioner vice president richards. >> is having lived in a house similar to this was sub defied i was thinking of putting. >> roof deck i had no open space it was 25 by 35 the more i started to understand roof deck would be lord over my neighbors so up think there is a an impact to support the bedrooms that is appropriate but think the roof deck as commissioner moore said a 20 pound box in a 10 pound box i'm supportive about roof decks the family had no roof deck with a place of open space i wish i had open space as this project does. >> shall i call the question? >> there is a motion that has been seconded to take dr and approve the project without the roof deck on that motion commissioner vice president fung snoshgs san francisco commissioner koppel commissioner melgar commissio

on the outside to the left of the front door was a narrow stairwell that sink into the ground that served as a separate entrance to the basement. grace walked near the stairs as unobtrusively as possible. grace new, like it or not that all her misgivings about coaching were circumstantial. the police searched the seller twice and found nothing but absence. the rest was gossip and headlines. why was coaching missing? because he had taken the girl? because he had been spirited away by the same beings who had taken poor ruth? or was he just terrified of being blamed by proximity? perhaps there were more sinister forces at work. .. perhaps right and coach where the happy couple in this, after all. they version of the truth seem remode, but still, grace went back to her office thinking through the heat, trying to couple with a plan. when he got to her office, she called her good friend, be private detective named julius krohn. krohn was a federal agent when he was first assign teed grace during her u.s. district attorney days. and grace, one of the thing is found out, she was the first female