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"america tonight" discovers inequality in the rebuilding after superstorm sandy. >> do you look at theemolition and think of some of the memories you have raising your kids in the house. ? >> of course. playing in the background for christmas, birthday parties >>> working class dreams demolished while the wealthy move back into the path of danger thanks to your tax dollars. >>> good evening, everyone, thanks for joining us. i'm adam may sitting in for joie chen. recovery begins in the crash of airasia. debris and bodies found in the java sea, off the coast of indonesia. 162 were on board. the disappearance of the plane and the amount of time it took to find the wreckage exposes a major weakness in air travel. why isn't a system for tracking commercial mandatory. "america tonight"s sheila macvicar reports that lessons learnt in past air tragedies are still being ignored. >> wreckage from airasia flight 8501 was located tuesday - suitcase life jackets, inflatable slides and most horrifying to those watching a live tv feed bodies. it took nearly three days dozens of military and civilian

a memorial service for the 10th anniversary of the superstorm sandy. it killed many thousands of people >>> dozens of civilians killed in i.s.i.l. controlled territory. >> and some of libya's biggest oil terminals - 19 soldiers

it's reminding a lot of residents that superstorm sandy. as a matter of fact, the worst flooding they've seen since then. some waded through the water, others knew better. >> praying that that water stayed away from my house. >> did you sleep well? >> didn't sleep at all. >> cindy mccay relived nightm e nightmares. this will be her third christmas out of home on christmas. the house had to be gutted. her back deck ripped into twisted wooden fibers. out front, her street was ripped upside down. >> my street was flooded all the way to the boulevard about knee deep. >> back on l.b.i. today, angela green treaded through flooded streets to get to work. >> most people stayed in. if they couldn't, the rest of them trekked through the flood just like normal. >> reporter: down further, massive ocean waves crash on to the pavement in long port. >> you just brace yourself for the next one and hope the rage doesn't come over the bulkhead again. >> by the way, sandy is talking about there on beach haven west being raised up above the flood stage. she ho

. >> tonight, the last round of superstorm sandy relief money will likely target. anounnouncements to spend $550 billion in storm aid. about 440 will go to expanding the rental unit fund. but it's not a done deal just yet. next month, two public hearings held to discuss the plans. >>> check out the man wanted for punching and tieing up an 83-year-old man. the man posed as a trash inspector in philadelphia's west oak lane neighborhood. he knocked on the door of brownie's par 4 lounge. once inside, he punched an 83-year-old man, knocking him to the ground. police say he pulled a knife, handcuffed the victim to a railing and robbed him. the suspected ran away. >> nascar driver kurt busch's ex broke down in tears as she asked a judge to keep him away from her. patricia driscoll testified busch choked her and smashed her head into a wall during the fall race. attorneys for busch deny the allegations. dover police are still investigating the september attack. >>> take a look at this. those are tire treads. not cleat marks on a soccer field at the jersey shore. tonight, t

it adjusted the maps because of lessons learned from superstorm sandy. people could ask questions about flood risks and their options when it comes to flooding and flood insurance. squl now, your nbc 10 first alert wealther. with meteorologist sheena parvee nrksz. >> there's still a widespread emergencies tonight as a huge storm finally moves out of the state. firefighters rescued at least two people from the los angeles river. and the system that brought massive mud slides and ram pantd flooding is still mooifing out of the area. the storm killed two people in o oregon and left tens of thou sajds without power. locally, we are seeing our own nor'easter mooif out of the area. clouds will be breaking up. a cold start to your morning tomorrow. and we go dlu the day tomorrow with dry conditions. much different than the past few days. and that's going to be over the entire weekend. so that leads us to sunday, sunday night u if eagle's game actually looks pretty good. it will be right here on nbc 10. i 50e8 show you the forecast in just a second. 40 degrees h

which anyone who lived through superstorm sandy know they are not up to the challenges much the utilities that open the system should strengthen the system. i'm not necessarily opposed to that. keep in mind investing into the grid in the united states is the same thing as sinking money into fixed line telephony. >> why do that when everything is going wireless? >> yes. >> it's interesting. it's used as an example of people saying money is cheap. we need people to work why not make it a big infrastructure project, fixing the grid. your earn would be? >> it's a stranded asset. people mr use the grid less and less. there'll be fewer electrons crossing the grid. to create a grid based online ya growth from in the past is insane. we are in a situation that is about to be disrupted. i called the post authorisation of the grid because it becomes the backup. in the 21st century, it should be the back up to most generating their own power >>> next something is not right in new england, energy prices have not been this cheap in years. why are people paying more to stay warm. >> that story when "rea

. >>> in cumberland county a historic restaurant that was heavily damaged by superstorm sandy will reopen new year's eve. the charlesworth hotel and restaurant will host guests to ring in the new year. 90-year-old landmark is known for panoramic views of the delaware bay. tonight's dinner is a one-time event with them expected to fully reopen in the spring. >>> someone in new jersey will be kicking off the new year as a millionaire. >> that's a good way to start. a lucky person down the shore bought a winning $9.1 million ticket in monday night's pick 6 jackpot. the acme in cape may county sold that ticket. that means the store will get a $10,000 bonus commission for selling the lucky ticket. now, the winner has not come forward yet. here is a look at the numbers, 8, 14 21 26 31 and 45. check your pockets. >>> you're watching nbc 10 news. "nbc 10 news today" at 5:00 a.m. starts right now. >>> and we're following developments in two deadly police shootings in the area. the first in drexel hill where police say the suspect made threats against law enforcement just days before the shooting.

a memorial service for the 10th anniversary of the superstorm sandy. it killed many thousands of people >>> dozens of civilians killed in i.s.i.l. controlled territory. >> and some of libya's biggest oil terminals - 19 soldiers killed. >>> a local twist with fashion. to the runways of swahili's fashion week. [ ♪ music ] >>> it was one of the biggest national disasters. the morning after christmas 10 years ago a massive earthquake struck off the coast triggering a tsunami. nearly a quarter of a million were killed, destroying entire communities. now, a decade later, chem rations are held to pay tribute to the victims. this is the scene in the indonesian city, worst hit by the tsunami, more than 106,000 people were killed in averpa province -- aceh province when a tsunami flattened towns. thousands died in sri lanka, half were tourists, celebrating the day after christmas. their bodies were never found or have not been identified. take a look at the scene earlier in india, one of the worst-hit nations. many survivors through the holy town. veronica pedro

. >>> the next and final round of new jersey's superstorm sandy relief money will likely pay for housing for victims. governor chris christie's administration announced plans for spending nearly $502 million in federal aid. about $440 million of that would be used to complete repairs on all eligible sandy-damaged homes and to make more rental units available. the state will hold public hearings next month to discuss how that money will be spent. >>> well, it is another step in the revitalization of a philadelphia neighborhood. philadelphia city council president darryl clark will cut the ribbon on the completed renovation of the historic hat shop building in brewerytown. that ceremony starts at 10:00 this morning. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorologist bill henley. >> a warmer start this morning. the temperatures are in the 40s for most of the area. and for now, we are fog-free. but there are some spots of fog this morning. 42 degrees in philadelphia. philadelphia international is not one of those spots. the wind out of the west-southwest at 7 miles per hour and the w

. >>> well, the next and final round of new jersey's superstorm sandy relief money will likely pay for housing for storm victims. >> and governor chris christie's administration has announced their plans for spending more than $500 million in federal relief money. about $440 million of that would be used to complete repairs on all eligible sandy-damaged homes and to make more rental units available. the state will hold public hearings next month to discuss the plans. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorologist bill henley. >> a warmer start this morning. clouds have cleared. no rain in the area. we've been watching for fog, but not really seeing it for most of the area this morning. a very light wind blowing here at the nbc 10 studios. it's a bit stronger at philadelphia international. it's been slowly rising now. 9-mile-an-hour winds are giving us a church windchill of 34 degd also is keeping the fog from forming. we're seven degrees warmer in philadelphia and we've seen some areas in the pocono mountains with fog, but conditions have actually improved a bit in shawnee.

. >>> south jersey landmark restaurant heavily damaged by superstorm sandy will re-open for new year'sorth hotel and restaurant will host 100 guests to ring in 2015. the one time event until they fully re-open this spring. the 90-year-old landmark is known for its panoramic views of the delaware bay. if you're planning to visit this restaurant, though you'll need to bring cash or a#y2 check. the restaurant tells us because of a minor glitch they won't be able to process credit cards. >>> as you prepare to ring in 2015 aaa wants you to remember the dangers on the roads. the holiday ranks among the deadliest on u.s. roads. data from the national highway traffic safety administration shows that 368 of the driving deaths in pennsylvania involved alcohol. there were nearly 50,000 dui offenses in the state last year. that's a 4.8% decrease from 2012. the director of public and government affairs for aaa mid-atlantic says quote, even one death is far too many to be lost from a completely preventible crime. experts say the best way to stay safe is to plan ahead, make sure you have a designated

lack of coordination between federal agencies has hurt responses to previous disasters like superstorm sandy. up next, how the sony hacking could give new power to al sharpton. fox with 35 with-michael phelps pleading guilty to dui. fox 13 in tampa with an early christmas. a group of volunteers tore down a fence belonging to micha-- th fence will keep his four rottwylers in the backyard. >>> and this is a live look at las vegas, the big story there is authorization for the first big drone testing facility. after r it got off to a -- as you see, crashed during a ceremony in bolder city. that's tonight's live look outside the belt way from special report, we'll be right back. i have a cold with terrible chest congestion. i better take something. theraflu severe cold doesn't treat chest congestion. really? new alka-seltzer plus day powder rushes relief to your worst cold symptoms plus chest congestion. [breath of relief] oh, what a relief it is. >>> presiden president obama sa yesterday that sony theaters made a mistake in not releasing the fwlim after the hacking. >> after the sony hacking rev

next on the broadcast, how people are rebuilding their lives 10 years after the devastating superstorm sandy. >>> one of hollywood's most successful and liberal producers. why norman leer is not happy with president t the journalist. >>> just in time for holiday travel, the cost of the gassing up is falling. according to triple a, now $2.39. for the average driver filling the tank is more than $12 cheaper than last time last year. the reason the plunging price of oil hit $55 a barrel, the lowest in five years. >> prices fell after arab oil ministers said o.p.e.c. would not cut oil production, but are confident that prices would go up soon. erica wood reports from abu dhabi >>> petroleum ministers and analysts from over middle east in north africa, gathered when oil prices have taken a dive, hitting their national budget. saudi arabia and united arab emirates are confident the market will stablilize. others say reducing the output would not help. >> there's a lot of surplus in the market. therefore, the supply is greater than the demand. i think that the push by o.p.e.c. is very wise one. >>

. >>> more aid is coming to home owners struggling to rebuild more than two years after superstorm sandyy, senator robert menendez and other new jersey lawmakers announced that fema will take new steps now to help these people. menendez and others have called on fema to look into claims that insurance companies handling sandy-damaged claims are manipulating them to support and shortchange home owners. a task force will meet in the coming weeks to address the issue. >>> it was a solemn ceremony on board the battleship "new jersey" today. officials gathered on the fan tail of the ship in camden to mark the 75th anniversary of the attack on pearl harbor. the actual anniversary of the attack is this sunday, december 7th. on that day in 1941 japan attacked the pearl harbor navy base in hawaii. the attack killed more than 2,400 americans. the u.s. ended their war on japan when president franklin roosevelt called the attack, "a day that will live in infamy." donald norcross delivered the speech today. the commemoration has been a tradition for 24 years now. >>> it's not long distance. >> but th

. >> josh who played paul said he lost a great deal of his items to superstorm sandy. some was actually able to be salvaged and donated. >> it's incredible they would keep all of that, like his mom said. not a hoarder anymore. >>> time to answer the question of the morning. a survey finds doing this on a first date is the number one way to guarantee there will be no second date. is it a, folk the date's name, b, say i love you, or c, flirt with other people? >> our facebook friend susan is going with b. you love me after one date? susan says uh, creepy. >> that's what we thought but guess what? the answer a, forget the day's name. >> apparently that's lights out on that date. on that date. >> nice meeting you, whatever ♪i want it all! ♪and i want it now! your toys want more. they need more. so get more guaranteed from verizon fios. including your favorite movie channels, blazing fast internet and $400 back. >>> good morng. time to see what cbs this morning is covering. >> gayle king joins us. good morning, partner. >> good to see you. hello part near, nick. good to see

. >> new study shows superstorm sandy took a toll on people's health as well as their homes.cientists noticed a spike in heart attacks and strokes in the new jersey counties hardest hit by the october 2012 hurricane. that's according to rutgers researchers who compared numbers in the two weeks after the storm from the same time period the five previous years. heart attacks increased 22 percent and people were 31 percent more likely to die from them. the study says road blocks may have caused delays in treatment as well and the disruptions to people's lives may have prevented them from taking the proper medications. >> health check now. the national hockey league battling an outbreak of the mumps. the flyers are taking steps to try to keep their players healthy. >> ali gorman joins us were with that story. >> reporter: hey guys. just to give some background the mumps causes plane full swelling. since 1967 the number of cases dropped. the vaccine is good but not 100 percent effective and there has been a spike in the number of cases this year. the flyers may have more to worry

. >>> the final round of new jersey's superstorm sandy relief money will likely pay for housing for victimsgovernor chris christie's administration announced plans for spending nearly $502 million in federal aid. about $440 million will be used to complete repairs on all eligible sandy-damaged homes and to make more rental units available. the state will hold public hearings next month to discuss the plans. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorologist bill henley. >> it's a warmer morning. the rain is gone, but we're watching for some fog. and so far, only seeing some light fog in the area. we will see a warm day, but gusty winds blowing and the winds, though they're not all that strong this morning, are helping to keep fog from forming. the winds will not stop us from warming into the 50s this afternoon, but there's some cooler weather ahead. and this weekend, that could lead to some rain and possibly some snow, too, especially areas north and west. right now, 40s for allentown, northeast philadelphia, but millville has dropped down into the 30s, and that's where we're seeing

superstorm sandy wrought $66 billion in damage in 2012. if we are constantly replacing damaged roads and bridges always adapting farmlinging and fishing practices to suit never-seen-before conditions and frequently paying out big disaster relief and flood insurance claims, that will hit the federal pocketbook hard. we don't even have to look to the costs of the future to justify reducing carbon pollution today. increasingly green energy makes economic sense for utilities for businesses, and for consumers. since 2008, prices for solar photovoltaic have dropped 80%. 80%. austin energy in texas recently signed a power purchase agreement for a 150 megawatt solar plant at five cents per kilowatt hour. less expensive than comparable offers from natural gas at seven cents, coal at 10 cents or nuclear power at 13 cents. the story is similar for wind power. since 2009, the cost of wind power has decreased by 64%. at the lowest end of the price range nationally, un unsubsidiesized wind power prices are just below four cents per kilowatt hour. this c

this area was slammed two years ago by superstorm sandy, and there's really real fear that flooding is a risk again. they'll get two to three inches of rain on top of rising tides. inland it's going to be more of a heavy, wet snow event. but the roads can be icy, which will make the commute a nightmare. this nor'easter is not moving fast. it's going to sit over the area probably until this urz. char thursday. >> many of you in the west are facing another series of storms. meteorologist danielle niles of wbz shows us what to expect. danielle danielle, good morning. >> good morning. a lot of active weather on both coastlines. winter storm warnings, icy roads and localized flooding will be the biggest concerns along with damaging wind gusts to 55 miles an hour and beach erosion at the coastline. on the west coast, a series of storms continue the to come in battering the coastline and bringing heavy rain torrential downpours through the middle of the week, changing to snow with elevations in the mountains of california. the rainfall amounts will be impressive, topping out two to four inche

this area seaside heights was slammed two years ago by superstorm sandy.here's a real fear that flooding is a risk again because they're getting 2 to 3 inches of rain on top of rising tide. now inland, it's going to be more of a heavy wet snow. but the roads could be icy which is going to make the commute a nightmare. unfortunate list, this nor'easter is not moving very fast. it's going to sit over this area probably until about thursday. charlie. >>> the massive storm is affecting air travel around the east coast. around 200 flights were cancelled. about a dozen states are in the path of the nor'easter. meteorologist danielle niles is tracking this route. >> charlie, good morning to you. and everybody. yeah, we've got a big storm advisory here. winter storm warnings, we've had dozens of accidents with icy roads. localized flooding will be a concern later on and minor coastal flooding and beach erosion as that kicks up.rain is going to go to southern new england. snow all the way to the canadian border, areas of new york. heavy wet snow at that. that big u

of emergency preparedness and response, which could be a very valuable for example, even with superstorm sandy, the canadians absolutely step forward to provide foreign assets. there were a few problems at the border. the issue for how you prepare for that, pre-position waivers. is one. another one raised by the mexican colleagues was a strong interest in working together on human capacity development. that we all need and the workforce around what would probably be much more integrated energy sector worst. >> on that note, let -- let's thank the panel. this was great. thank you for coming. >> you can see this event again including the remarks of the energy secretary on our website anytime. evening, jen -- journalist bob fee for reads -- leave the relation -- discussion on china relations. the two will offer their views about further u.s. engagement with the chinese leadership. live coverage starting at 5:30 eastern. >> here are some of the programs you will find this weekend. saturday night, after seth rogen discussing politics and humor with liz winstead of the harvard institute of politics.

criticizes fema, that the agency is not staying on top of planning efforts even in the wake of superstorm sandygood news. >> this is wake-up call. if they can wreak that kind of havoc in the entertainment industry, then you've got to worry that where else their reach is how much of a wake-up call is it really? that is arizona republican jeff flake on the sony's not releasing the movie. north korean leader kim jong-un is assassinated at end of the movie. that is strengthens the hackers fueling more attacks in the future. fbi is trying to find out who is behind it. my next guest is dubious about all that i just said. he is a computer security expert, certified ethical hacker and computer forensic investigator. vinnie, good to have you back on our program. good morning to you there in saint luis. >> thank you. bill: take it point by point. you think the connection between north korea and sony is dubious at best. why? >> at best. the only, remote shred of evidence exists at this point the malware used within, that was associated with the sony attack was calling back to an ip address in north korea.

not easy, for example with superstorm sandy the canadiens absolutely stepped forward to provide importantts. there were a few problems at the border and the issue was how you prepare for that how you pre-position waivers and stuff. another one which came up, which was raised by our mexican colleague was a strong interest in working together on human capacity development, the workforce that we all need and potentially the mobility of that workforce around what will be probably much more integrated energy sectors. >> on that note let's thank our panel. it was great. thank you so much that i want to get you out on time. thank you very much for coming, appreciate it. [applause] .. >> it matters for lott. so i would like to reiterate what it did at the pentagon in 1998 and, so i was told i went from being a private law practitioner to a four-star performance and as a civilian presidential appointee in the pentagon. and i'm never forget one day when i was riding in a staff car with a two star general and i was new. i allowed him to sit in the right rear of the car and they said oh, no, you have

result, his coastal property has gone without flood insurance during serious flood events like superstorm sandy. and it has caused mr. howl to take on serious -- mr. howell to take on serious financial risks that will be unable to recover from his own pocket. moreover, without flood insurance coverage, he's found it difficult to purpose regular homeowners insurance from competing brokers at affordable rates. while mr. howell and most of my constituents support of the intent of the coastal barrier resource system to protect neighboring habitat and recreation, they have overly burdened by mapping mistakes that were made more than two decades ago. as a result, i ask my colleagues to support passage of after 3572 to ensure this is rectified and the system works as it was intended. i, again, thank chairman hastings and ranking member defazio for their assistance. with that i thank the gentleman for yielding and yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the gentleman from california. mr. lowenthal: i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from