i'm team katie for everything else. ketball team. y at the point and maybe anthony davis down low, and then we could hide you on defense. but, katie, what's the problem? i thought you didn't even like greg. - i... don't, but i'll be damned if my own mother is gonna side with another girl over me in a fake competition she set up. you know what? this is the drums all over again. "katie, you should do the drums!" you'll like the drums." then i do, i kill one bird-- - i'm sorry, but you can't compete with two people who are perfect for each other. - perfect for each other? you think he likes a woman who takes every conversation and turns it into a one-woman show? [high-pitched voice] oh, my grandmother's ring. we kissed for no reason. - [sobs] i'm sorry. it's just your tone of voice didn't change the emotional content. oh, the story of how they met is so romantic. what is the story of how you and greg met? - well, it was my first day here... - hey, do you know how to use the copy machine? - no. - okay. not romantic. greg and cat are soul

possiblely more dangerous then the snow, itself, so snow, win, war of it tomorrow morning, our weather team katie fehlinger will be here with updates on that and then we will talk about that broughtal cold. >> here we go. >> thanks, kate. >> be careful. >> don's up next with sports. >> trying to process bum bow genesis. >> yes. >> talk more about that during the break. >>> eagles aren't afraid to punch a clock, what the team is saying about the hard work ahead sports up and when youod sugar is a replace one meal... choices. ...or snack a day with glucerna... ...made with carbsteady... ...to help minimize blood sugar spikes... ...you can really feel it. now with 30% less carbs and sugars. glucerna. >>> joel embiid is out with a sprained wrist but if you think that is bad, san antonio will be without leonard, parker, and gaye. basically, nobody is playing. sixers shoot around this morning, they are getting ready for their first game of the new year, jj red dick knows them well, and, last four seasons as western conference with the sixers and here's what it will take to get a win. you have to be on

fusion gps was deputized by the obama team. >> katie: probably through the fbi.wer that question. he was asked in his testimony, glenn simpson were new touch with the fbi? did the fbi use your information as part of the investigation? he refused to answer the question. >> harris: all of this is public record by the way. you may be able to tie some strings and loops together from your, you know, sourcing. >> i had some help. probably have gifts the rest of us don't have. >> sandra: we are awaiting a decision from president trump on whether to recertify the iran nuclear deal and continue waiving sanctions against the regime. he has made it clear he does not like that deal. meantime, widespread protests continue in iran. and the white house is denouncing iran's to protesters writing quote we will not remain silent as the iranian dictatorship represses the basic rights of its citizens and hold iran's leaders accountable for any violations. iran's supreme leader tweeting in response quote u.s. officials should know that firstly, they have missed their target physical

you said this isn't an accumulation storm but timing storm and our morning team will go on early at 4:00 a.m. meteorologist katie fehlinger and matt peterson will have all of the details to get you through the morning. >> team he effort, thanks, katie. >> don with sports up next. >> jj not having a good time, reddick will miss time with an injury, talking sixers. vikings defense is scary, a scouting report from the eagles sports coming up next. >>> from the theater of the absurd, an eagles fan was eject from the grounds of lincoln financial field saturday. while leaving, he reportedly, repeatedly punched a police horse. the bird play the vikings sunday. please, people, let's be better then that. >>> the eagles have a chance to do something they have not done since january 2005, clinch a trip to the super bowl. some throw back video of their win over the atlanta falcons, b west, b mack, a party in south philadelphia. once again they are four quarters away from a celebration. >> that was work of being in this position. this game i have been they are twice i know what it is like to win it and lose it. i definitely

you said this isn't an accumulation storm but timing storm and our morning team will go on early at 4:00 a.m. meteorologist katie fehlinger and matt peterson will have all of the details to get you through the morning. >> team he effort, thanks, katie. >> don with sports up next. >> jj not having a good time, reddick will miss time with an injury, talking sixers. vikings defense is scary, a scouting report from the eagles sports coming up next. the great emperor trekking a hundred miles inland to their breeding grounds. except for these two fellows. this time next year, we're gonna be sitting on an egg. i think we're getting close! make a u-turn... u-turn? recalculating... man, we are never gonna breed. just give it a second. you will arrive in 92 days. nah, nuh-uh. nope, nope, nope. you know who i'm gonna follow? my instincts. as long as gps can still get you lost, you can count on geico saving folks money. i'm breeding, man. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. ,000 deaths in america last year. we need to stand up and say enough. the only way this problem is going to be solv

the team fired head coach jack del rio right after yesterday's loss in san diego. kpix5's katieielsen is at raiders headquarters in alameda to explain what's next for the team and the fans. katie. >> reporter: yeah, juliette, like you said, the biggest question everyone has right now, players and fans alike, is who will be the next head coach? there are a lot of rumors that former raiders head coach jon gruden could be coming back to the team. his time in the broadcast booth. (giorgio tavecchio/raiders pl uy on monday nig >> i don't know anything about him. i just know he's a good commentator, cool guy. >> reporter: oakland raiders players spent the day cleaning out their lockers to go home for the offseason and said they've heard rumors they could be playing for jon gruden next season. >> he's a well known critic of the game and coach as well, look forward to seeing what happens. >> reporter: gruden was the raiders head coach from 1998 to 2001 and now is a football commentator for espn. , kn, kpix 5 most of the players on the team are too young to remember gruden's coaching day

. >> such a big storm bearing down we have team three coverage. >> katie's tracking the storm but lets start with matt peterson for snow totals we are already seeing. hi there, matt. >> we are already getting those totals in south of philadelphia here to start out our thursday morning. so lets take a look where we have seen a little bit of this precipitation, really for most part it looks like it has been down in delaware and far southern new jersey, as far as snow totals. three and a half inches of snow in stockily, delaware. that was an hour and a half, two hours ago. we are seeing a little bit above that at this point. same for dagsboro just over three and a half inches of snow. it weren't surprise me if we are up over that 4-inch threshold already. as we get into new jersey out by atlantic city that is only place that is down into cape may county where we have started to see higher amounts just shy of 3 inches here in eldora, probably getting above that. as we head down toward, ocean city, around mays landing, that is where we have seen 2 inches of snow. again, shore points, down i

we have live team three coverage with katie fehlinger and chelsea ingram. let's talk about the latest track. >> that is that linchpin, that is the catalyst it is the crux, that is exactly what we need to focus on to see exactly what will happen here because of decides it will shift little bit to the east or west, it changes the game. now we do still have our -- our thinking in place ferrier on today. right now when we look at the current conditions over the southeast, the storm really starting to intensify. you got very heavy snow currently coming down as far south as even florida and georgia right now. and this will continue to move northeast in time. so we have since upped the expectation for it starts to move in 7:00 p.m. they begin to fall in the southern most counties sussex cape may and then the bulk of heavier snow likely to fall first half of tomorrow. you in in fact see the heaviest of the that snow at the jersey shore and through the southern delaware region. but after 3:00 p.m. it all starts to taper off. the storm a monster of a storm rotates aw

. >> live team three coverage, but we begin with meteorologist, katie fehlinger tracking this powerful nor'easter for us, katie, when exactly will this snow bego taper >> that's the thing stuck with it and specially of delaware, you are hitting a seriouss out of this. we start things right offight on out to the maps where you're currently still finding intense snowfall banding right monmouth county specially, so while it is a very light snow, if it is even falling at all at this point, farthest western suburbs still getting hit very hard. snapshot of the current radar slowing across eastern new jersey let's zero in little more in detail. around the toms river barnegat light for example that dark shaded purple area. that's moving through. is intense band of snow, with rates as high as two to 3 inches per hour. total it u in what you are seeing with the precipitation rate that's the liquid equivalent. we look at snowfall totals, you had the jackpot for the location currently with the highest total at 16 inches so far. that's in bay ville delaware, which is just outside of the bethany are

team in december. and these discussions ongoing outside council and the president's lawyers, kati? >> expand on that, why would mueller's legal team not accept donald trump with a written response instead of appearing in person? >> well, if you think of it this way, katy, it's the same reason why we would not want to talk to a source by e-mail, we would prefer to see that person in person. ask questions, so it's all about the special council would want to see how donald trump reacts to a certain question. be able to ask follow-up questions, which is key, and you -- you can't do that when you have a written questionnaire. things like that, and basically the feeling is that you can't really get from someone what you would get in person if you're looking at a signed affidavit or a questionnaire where someone's had a lot of time to think through the answers and write them down essentially. >> is pleading the fifth an option for the president? >> well, yes, but this is -- there are two things here, this is -- you know, this is an interview with the special council, which is very differen

julia, special counsel robert mueller's team, how much are they going to be looking at this? >> well, katie, a lot of what robert mueller's team has on trump and the presidency has already been assembled. a book like this would take a lot of corroboration. it's almost like dealing with a raw piece of intelligence information. if you think about the fact that they are zeroed in not on whether or not the president is fit for office or what it may have been, whether or not there was actually collusion between this campaign and russia, a lot of this book isn't good for that. it gives us a window into the questions they might be asking. i thought the press conference gave us a window into the way the trump legal team works. they see their job as keeping the president calm. they're doing that in the mueller investigation by trying to undermine robert mueller and they're doing that here by trying to undermine the author, steve bannon and the publisher by authorizing the cease and desist. they see it as their job to keep their client calm. >> yeah. to do his bidding as well it seems. mitch mcconnel

team. >>> i understands that, right, katie? >> oh, absolutely, jim. ely are going to be showing team spirit here for the next few weeks, all of the city skyscrapers lit it up seems in green. and even the radar is showing some pride. let's take a look, now, there not much out there. i think you'll get away without an umbrella, but few sprinkle show up here and there, mainly cloudy, not the prettiest day we've ever seen certainly but with time rebounds to five, zero six tomorrow, that's the day for the umbrella, by wednesday in the wake of the colds front, big drop off on the thermometer but getting a dose of january reality. >> absolutely because zero six is very warm tomorrow, thank you so muchment looking at 42 right now. just if you take this northbound schuylkill to 295 where we have disable vehicle, just heads up on that. you can also see what 42 is looking like, very busy now, accident in voorhees, new jersey, route 72 northbound, traveling 40 miles per hour, extra time over there. >> thank you shall meisha, next update 8: 25, coming up c bs this

team at 4:00 a.m. so meet role goodies katie fehlinger and matt pederson will get you through it. once it is out we will be fine >> slow your roll. >> don's up next with sports. >> this is opposite of slow your roll invitation to throw fists. ben simmons in a heat exchange with the philadelphia native. >>> scouting report on the vikings out even if we will hear from the eagles d, sports coming up next. pro tip: gianraspberries for prices on produce. john... strawberries for amy... what's a jicama? thanks! take a fresh look at giant's produce prices. >>> all right, don's back as we continue our march toward sunday. >>> we have to crunch the numbers. >> let's do it. >> let's crunch the numbers. >> we are trying to get to know these guys. i don't want to game you with the numbers but they are worth looking at vikings are 11th in total offense, tenth in points scored and third on third down conversion per se. so those are all pretty good stats, but nothing to fear. eagles defense is preparing for another, tough challenge, sunday in the nfc title game. last week they contained matt rya

erin and vai, back to you. >> katy, thanks for that. >>> our live team coverage continues a to the jerseyd greenberg who's live for us in atlantic city. >> schools remain closed in atlantic city as people there continue to recover from last weak's winter storm. this wintry mix got to be the l last thing people want to see today. >> reporter: they really don't. there's still a lot of snow on the ground here in atlantic city and the jersey shore. you said it, schools closed again. the third straight school day that they are closed. this is the uptown school complex. it is shut down today, but you can see, workers are here. they are outside still working to shovel snow and use snow blowers outside on the sidewalk. they are spreading salt, putting salt down on the parking lot. just still so much snow to be removed here in atlantic city. the head of the city's emergency management tells me snowplowing is mostly complete in the resort. however, as you can see, some side streets, they still need to be cleared. the city got slammed with more than a foot in thursday's blizzard. then ended up with

. >> we have team coverage of the bitter winter blast we will begin with meteorologist katie fehlinger in the weather center. is what very latest now. >> we never got above zero this morning and we are not going to do it at the height of the afternoon, guys, so really, really bitterly cold outside. we will start off by giving you a visual of this, looking outside in the live neighborhood network there was just a, foreground that may have moved around on the playground here but you can see the shaking, cameras here, that tells the story, it is a wind flow that has been predominantly out of the west, but this one at 19 miles an hour. your actual air temperature is 12. imagine what that is doing tour feels like. here it is, it is making it feel like it is below zero every where, this isn't just confined to those outlining suburbs or higher terrain in the poconos, guys, this is every where, along most urban ized corridor of 95, it still feels at the airport for example like it is five below zero. this is a theme, right through , to tomorrow, wind chill advisories are now going to be, lasti

our team coverage starts with katie beck in norfolk.ng here in norfolk, virginia. we are seeing wind gusts at 35 miles per hour. somewhere between 8 to 10 inches of snow on the ground here. this unusual winter weather is basically bringing the south to a stand still this morning. widespread school closures. business closure, highway, tin els, bridge, basically deserted at this hour, airport cancellations up and down the southeast. another major concern is storms battlinging the frigid temperatures without heat. >> that is something that crews are working to atres very diligently as these temperatures fall here in norfolk. now, as we said earlier, this storm is going to pass through the south by mid-morning and head north and it is only going to intensify as it goes. savannah. >> all right. katie, thank you so much. >>> the nation's largest school system here in new york city is among those shut down today. nbc news' craig mel ven is in central park where the wind and snow are starting to peck umm. hey, craig, good morning. >> reporter:

team coverage. matt delucia has more on what you can do to stay safe. katyons on the roads. first to meteorologist bill henley with the first alert forecast. bill? >> we have a dry start, but that will change later this morning. this afternoon, it's going to be dicey. our first alert is for icy conditions later today. the entire area could see this system bring a mixture of sleet and freezing rain and some snow, too, and it starts later this morning. from 11:00 until midnight tonight. as the time frame -- it's the time frame during the afternoon that we'll see the wintry mix conditions that will bring the light snow and sleet and freezing rain. slippery untreated surfaces, especially slippery later today. roads, address, and sidewalks all included in that. there's the system. it's a combination of snow, and there is the ice. that is the biggest threat for our area later today. not to start at least. we will be dry during the commute and cold. temperatures in the teens. 17 for philadelphia. 14 in wilmington. millville, 18 degrees. look at that, 11 degrees in

team a shut out forl. >> lets send it out to katie for a check of the delaware valley, temperatures will not break chilly bless it does send a bundle up, well enough you will need gloves, the storm scan three view, there have been a rolling through but otherwise just included overhead. here's where we currently 30's here and there not rebounding too much furth another 10 degrees or so and that is about i palmyra. twenty-five in mount doyletown so yah, it is cold and we have dropped from 10 to 15 or so degrees since this same time yesterday. around thehe scene here normal high is 40 so we are at least it is january what you would expect but we will start to see more sun with the cloud breaking nicely then as we look forward there is another roller coaster ride to account for here we will warm up again this weekend. we will let you know how high these temperatures climb but there is a new system to track wet weather on the way with that and we will time that out later on, meisha. >> looking outside right now happy gateway to our weekend so it is theme accident after accident after accident, good news a lot

. >>> we have team weather coverage of the winter storm this morning. >> katie's been tracking timingf the snowfall but lets start with matt, you are looking at what weather watchers are reporting. >> they are seeing plenty of snow in the philadelphia area philadelphia itself has not seen thick of the snow that is where trang do is in atlantic city across new jersey shore points but our weather watchers are still reporting, snow here on this thursday morning. fran in nottingham is up to three-quarters of an inch of snow now some folks like john, in tabernacle around a tenth of an inch. inch of snow for phil, over by chestnut hill. half inch for john in perkasie i will get down to the bottom of the list because here are higher amounts lynn in cherry hill has an inch of snow, over an inch for marshall ton, delaware and dineen in west chester she is our winner so far this morning. she has got 2 inches of snow. that is what we have weather watcher wise. across the area those are lower amounts. here's what we have highest amounts south new jersey and in southern delaware as well, stockily

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katie. >> yes, i can eat them. i wouldn't trust that. >>> a sweet bet between governor of minnesota a eagles team chefs will show you what it takes to keep hungry bird well fed federal heading in the biggest game of the season so f. >> governor tom wolf is betting tastykakes that the eagle will take the win on sunday. governor says he has a friendly wager with the governor of minute so the mark dayton who put up a 5-pound bag of salted nut roll a popular candy in that state who wants that? >> that is an odd dish. >> these people don't know food out there. philadelphia park authority workers have a case of eagles fever. enforcement officers will be wearing eagles hats as they work around the city to day this morning they showed their support wearing green gear and singing eagles fight song. >> and you'reboat hreen , not many vikings fan comes to town they will not escape our eagles pride. >> or that fight song. >> keep their salted nut roll we don't want it. that is "eyewitness news" for now i'm jim donovan. >>> aim rahel solomon. for katie and all of us now thanks for watching. >> "eyewitness news" continues at 5:00 and we are always on

. >> and, you know, katy, what's described in this book are essentially a series of power centers among this team, all constantly climbing over each other and punching each other in the face trying to get to the top. the janka set, jared and ivanka, the bannon side, the rnc side, during the campaign did any of these seem to be directing events or were they all just literally spiraling around? >> no, there didn't seem to be a master plan for the campaign at all. they were relying on donald trump's personality. he knew how to command a room. people liked him. did they have a master plan how to get him elected? not really. they did have a good idea his message was resonating in the upper midwest, which it was. but this idea that they went out with this strategy to break through in certain areas is, i think, a little bit overemphasized or it's a little too grand to believe. the competing factions were true in the campaign, they're true in the white house. we know this from all of the reporting we've been looking at and reading in the last year. that is not new. this book does a good job of laying out

katie came in. director forbes put her own team together. this is the best staff in the city. i know sometimes you think the commissioners -- 345ib we are a little overbearing. i guess it is because we really care. we really care. and a lot of the issues -- it's like tom carterment you show up every day and we really appreciate it. and i want to say another special thank you to corinne. you know, we're nothing without the community. and corinne woods someone that's practically here at every port commission meeting. i will say this. some people only come when there is something that's self-serving that affects them. but you never see them any other port commission meetings. corinne comes to almost every meeting because she cares about the port. and a lot of people will just come and then once their issue is done, you never see them again. i call them sometime people that want to come around and care about the port. corinne is consistent. she's always here. she always gets up on the mic and gets on us commissioners and elaine and the staff. but i like that because corinne is not

katie we'll check back with you soon. thank. >> the sixers gearing up for a big matchup overseas. the teamakes on the celtics today at 3:00 p.m. our time in london. >> joel embiid and the squad worked out in london after touring the city as a group. the sixers have been playing well recently having won four straight games. they are now 19-19. the first place celtics have won six in a row. they have the best record in the east at 33-10. >> and the eagles are also heading over the pond. the birds took to twitter this morning to announce they'll be facing the jacksonville jaguars in london next season. the game will be played at wembley stadium on either october 21st or 28th. thisl eagles' first ever regular season game outside of the u.s.a. >> ♪ fly eagles fly on the road to victory ♪ >> e-a-g-l-e-s eagles. >> that rendition of the eagles fight song is courtesy of the folks over at the valley forge tourism and convention board. eagles fans are getting pumped up to cheer on the birds as they prepare to take on atlanta for this saturday's playoff game at the linc. >> complete with a real eagle

. >> live outside team headquarters here in blooming ton i'm jamie apody for channel six "action news". >> bleeding green across the country, katie, thank you. >>> earlier today bird fans braved pouring rain here at home to get the bird a big send off. >> "action news" reporter bob brooks has that part of the coverage from south philadelphia. >> wow, wow. >> reporter: this was a moment that doesn't come around very often, so fans wanted to make the most of it. >> yeah. >> reporter: cheering eagles on and watching as they boarded their plane bound for minneapolis. >> we want to send them off with some cheers, good wishes. >> passionate about my team, love the eagles, love them, my dad loves them, my dad passed and always wanted to see the team win the super bowl. that is what i want to see. >> reporter: despite rain a few dozen fans will, let out a big cheer. >> e-a-g-l-e-s, eagles. >> reporter: gloria hamden of feasterville was also at the airport back when bird departed for the super bowl in 2005. she made a costume poster for today. >> it is a picture of me from when eagles went to the super bowl in 2005. >> reporter: she was a

. >> good afternoon from msnbc headquarters in new york, i'm katie ter in for craig melvin. the president's legal team one has been more transparent in history with a special counsel investigation. it comes as we're about to see a little transparency on the hill. a committee set to release its transcripts of its interview with donald trump jr. and extraordinarily reckless. a heated warning from the justice department to a republican congressman about a russia investigation memo. and the running list of gop attacks on the fbi. plus, trump versus the world. the president is face-to-face with many global leaders he's either praised or offended. we're live in switzerland as he tries to sell his america first agenda to everybody else. first, we've got breaking news about the missing text messages among two fbi employees that have gotten

team coverage to track it all. nbc10's matt delucia has more on what you might face on your commute. katy zachry is tracking the road conditions. we begin with first alert meteorologist bill henley with your first forecast. >> good morning. the wet weather will be moving in late this morning and will be with us for most of the afternoon. we've issued a first alert for icy roadways for the area from 11:00 through the afternoon. what's on the ground stays on the ground after the precipitation ends. that's going to happen during the evening hours. light snow, but most concern with the sleet and freezing rain, that it will lead to slippery conditions on untreated roads, address, and sidewalks. the wet weather is well to the west this morning. that's the system that's coming in for the afternoon. we will be seeing another round of slipping and sliding during the afternoon and even into the evening hours. it's cold. that's part of why it will be such a problem later on. the air is cold, and the ground is frozen solid. 11 in the suburbs. 17 in philadelphia. 17 in the lehigh valley. temperatures

team three coverage of the winter storm continues. >> live picture from cape may and snow and winds kicking up at this hour, katie times out storm andeisha checks the road when we come right back. but the living room's pretty blank. we did a lot of research online. we just need to have a designer put it all together. mmm hmm. this is great! so, it's really nice when clients come in and have... done some of their own research. and then, i make it happen. what do you think about these chairs and that table? working with a bassett designer was really easy. us being young professionals, we're so busy... there's no way we could've designed it ourselves. no. just kind of ties in very well. we love it! just kind of ties in very well. ♪ ♪ (radio playing in background) ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> blizzard warning is in effect right now for jersey shore. take a look at the left side of the screen with snow and whipping wind of the atlantic city boardwalk. >>> this storm is packing a punch along the east coast too but not just snow causing concern but plumetting temperatures and gusting wind. >>> it is thursday january 4th i'm jan carabao in for jim donov

by katie's crying, took her downstairs followed by nancy. >> nancy and i tag teamed off and on, tryingo keep her occupied, calm her down. >> reporter: he said he made two trips to the store that morning. on the second trip nancy called him. >> do you know what time that would have been? >> i think looking at the cell phone records i think it said it came in at 6:40 a.m. >> reporter: when he came back from the store the second time, katie had calmed down, he said, and nancy told brad she was going for a run. >> i took katie upstairs, went in front of my computer, read some e-mails with katie in my lap. >> reporter: and then, around 7:00, he said, nancy left. >> how do you know that she left the home? >> i'm not too sure if she said good-bye. somehow i knew she left. the door closed or she said later or something. >> reporter: that, he said, was the last time he saw her. three weeks after this deposition, three months after nancy's body was found, in late october, brad cooper was arrested and charged with the murder of his wife. so, was it something he said? i just got my cashback match,

katie leaves behind. >>> the sentencing hearing for a -- for larry nassar, a former team doctor, is underway in michigan. 88 girls and young women say they were sexually assaulted by him and have been giving victim impact statements. >> the flashbacks are paralyzing. i had one two weeks ago at school. i could barely get out of my seat. thankfully i was able to stop my brain and went to the office. i cried for an hour shaking with fear. i ask you to give larry nassar a 40 year minimum up to 120 year maximum sentence for what he did to me. i also ask on behalf of what he did to over 100 other girls. >> after the impact statement the judge addressed the 17-year- old girl. >> it's so important what you all are doing here. to come here and show victims that you are not in the room. any longer. you have a voice and you are strong. don't let this define you. any of you. go out and do great things in the world. you just started a great rippling effect of greatness. >> the hearing is expected to last through friday. 140 women have accused the 54- year-old doctor of sexual assault including gymnast gabby douglas

. >> good afternoon from msnbc headquarters in new york, i'm katie ter in for craig melvin. the president's legal team says no one has been more transparent in history with a special counsel investigation. it comes as we're about to see a little transparency on the hill. a committee set to release its transcripts of its interview with donald trump jr. and extraordinarily reckless. a heated warning from the justice department to a republican congressman about a russia investigation memo. and the running list of gop attacks on the fbi. plus, trump versus the world. the president is face-to-face with many global leaders he's either praised or offended. we're live in switzerland as he tries to sell his america first agenda to everybody else. first, we've got breaking news about the missing text messages among two fbi employees that have gotten a lot of attention in conservative media. those messages have now apparently been found. nbc news chief justice correspondent pete williams joins me now. pete what can you tell us? >> missing no more according to the justice department's inspector general who has wr

team. reporter: i know we are talking a lot about steve bannon, but he is not the only person quoted in the book. katie walsh is quoted extensively. ms. sanders: she has also put out a statement denying the quotes attributed to her. reporter: is there any action being taken by the white house against these individuals, and is there outreach to verify whether they made the statements or not? that thereeports will be implications for her. ms. sanders: i'm not aware of any specific action being taken. i know she has said the quotes were not attributed to her, as have many other people that have been quoted in this book. reporter: so you take them at their word and there will not be implications? ms. sanders: absolutely, particularly people like secretary mnuchin, who has pushed back on this, and several others. you also have to look at this author's track record, in which he has had a real problem with this in the past, and i think that is something that is the foundation for us to make these assumptions that definitely, this is a practice that he is used to doing. reporter: legal action against any of th

team and fans are preparing for the kickoff. >>> it's almost here. >> it is, the weekend. >> good morning, this is "nbc10 news today." i'm tracy davidson. >> i'm katyalert as a powerful storm is moving into the area. take a look. this is our first alert radar. you see the rain that's already moving into the area and affecting things. it will bring with it strong winds and possible flooding. let's get right to meteorologist bill henley with more on that and the details. bill? >>> the entire area is under our first alert for heavy rain and flooding from now through noon on saturday. a powerful storm, as you mentioned, will bring heavy rain. thence that -- the chance of thunderstorms and strong, gusty winds today. the flood threat from runoff on frozen ground and possibly ice-clogged drains. showers have been light. scattered, light showers moving through. it's a warm start, too. warm rain will turn heavier during the day today, tonight, and into early tomorrow. 59 in philadelphia. 54 in the suburbs. near 60 in the lehigh valley. and 56 in new jersey. there are pocket of cooler air and fog in delaware, 49. this afternoon, different story. near 70 in d

. >> katie neilson found out it's the biggest sideshow crackdown in alameda history. >> reporter: that's right so alameda county sheriffs department is teaming up with oakland police and the california highway patrol. officers say they need more help because of the illegal sideshows happening here on bay area roads are getting more dangerous for everyone involved. you've seen the video, cars doing high speed spins and slides just inches from hundreds of people. here you can see people hanging out of the window of a car that's almost out of control. tonight police say it has to stop. >> so that's from a previous sideshow, that's when we were going in circles. it's either actual hundreds of skidmarks there. >> the chp helicopter pilots are flying over interstate 880 in oakland. last month an illegal sideshow there took over the intersection with cars spinning almost out of control and people in the crowd egging on the drivers. >> most recently they've been shining lasers for visual effects. >> they turned the lasers on the chp helicopter. >> it scattered just like shotgun pelts do. so it would be like a disco ball in the aircraft. >> the pilot

team in action. >>> good morning and welcome to "nbc10 news today." i'm tracy davidson. >> i don't know in anybody knows what this guy will say. i'm katy zachry. thanks for joining us. 5:30 on your thursday. a frigid start. let's start with meteorologist bill henley. he has the most accurate neighborhood weather forecast. >>> the increasing winds, 15 miles per hour making it feel even colder. flags in center city. the steady breeze will be with us all day. feels-like temperatures in the single digits, feels like 4 in wilmington, 1 in lancaster. mt. holly and millville, 8 degrees. you really need to bundle up. a cold start even without the wind. temperatures in the teens. 17 in new jersey. the suburbs, 15, 18 in philadelphia. the teens in the lehigh valley and delaware will be warming into the 30s. a lot of the snow will be melting. even with the high of 31 degrees in the lehigh valley. the rest of the neighborhoods, most will be above freezing this afternoon. i'll break it down hour by hour when i'm back in ten minutes. first jessica boyington and first alert traffic. >>> thanks. starting on the blue route. cameras around the germantown pike o

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katie beck, nbc news, atlanta. >>> some very powerful words in a michigan courtroom today, a sentencing under way for a former usa gymnastics team doctor who has pleaded guilty to sexually abusing underage girls. more than 100 accusers including several olympic gold medalists, have come forward with their stories and dozens plan to speak out during larry nassar's hearing. one by one they began bravely facing him down in court. our stephanie gosk has details. >> reporter: predator, monster, master manipulator, repulsive liar, the names used to describe larry nassar at his sentencing hearing in michigan today. >> he betrayed my trust, took advantage of my youth, and sexually abused me hundreds of times. >> i experienced flashback nightmares of the abuse. >> she took her own life because she couldn't deal with the pain anymore. >> reporter: kyle stevens was just six when the abuse began. >> you used my body for six years for your own sexual gratification. >> reporter: nassar, a family friend. >> shame, disgust and self-hatred brought me bouts of depression, anxiety, eating disorders. >> reporter: the former doctor for the olympic g

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team starts with nbc coverage in norfolk this morning. katie, good morning. >> reporter: hi.folk virginia. we are seeing wind gusts at 35-mile-an-hour. somewhere between 8-10 inches of snow on the ground here. this unusual winter weather is basically bringing the south to a stand still this morning. widespread school closures, business closures. highways, tunnels, bridges basically deserted at this hour. airport pow outages as thousands remain without power due to storm. now battling frigid temperatures without heat. address very diligently as temperatures fall here in norfolk. as we said earlier, this storm is going to pass through the south by midmorning. and head north and it is only going intensify as it goes. savannah? >> katie, thank you so much. >>> the nation's largest school system in new york city is among those shutdown today. nbc craig melvin is in central park. wind and snow are starting to pick up. good morning. >> the temperature has dropped as well. it's now 23 degrees. i'd say roughly an inch or so has fallen so far. the wind gusts have started. they are expe

now katy says she doesn't dare text her husband, especially when he is on the field and she is asking friends and family not to text him as well. >> yeah, no texting while the team is on the feel, let's get to your first look at weather. it is warming up here. saturday it will be the best day to get out in center city. this is a live look, let's bring in glenn schwartz, trying to start the weekend and then the rain moves in. >> yeah, it looks like a half and half weekend. it will be quite mild. we got up to 42 degrees today in philadelphia. it was only 39d -- 39 in coatsville. the temperatures have not drops a lot even though the sun has set. temperatures may rise starting later on tonight as the southerly wind comes in. right now an east wind keeping temperatures pretty uniform. we have turnersville, vorhees. 34 in hamilton square, one of the school spots but it is not drops very much. but tomorrow afternoon we have that southwest wind, most areas getting into the 50s, so going to be well above average, a lot of sunshine. that will be one nice day. then by 11:00 we start to see some of the showers getting into the county and by sunday morning it is widespread.

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talks have begun between the president's legal team and fbi investigators for mueller to interview the president. joining me with more, msnbc legal analyst katieang. great to see you. the white house has not given reason to think the president would not answer mueller's questions or he might invoke the fifth amendment but could the president decline to respond to a subpoena from mueller? >> no. so when the subpoena is issued, he has to respond. the only circumstances under what conditions. could he testify from the white house? bill clinton did that previously when he had to testify. you and i know president president will want to go toe to toe with robert mueller so number one i doubt that he would decline that voluntary interview and number two, there's a lot of prep that has to be done if you're going to prepare somebody like donald trump to face somebody like robert mueller and his team of federal investigators because if you make false statements to federal investigators just like, martha stewart, could you get conviyoud for that crime. >> is there a benefit to someone testifying in person versus teleconference from the oval office, as yo

katy's crying. took her downstairs followed by nancy about 20 minutes later. >> nancy and i tag-teamed off and on tryingep her calm. >> brad made two trips to the store. on the second trip, nancy called him, he said. he remembers being at an intersection when the call came in. >> do you know what time that would have been? >> i think, looking at the cell phone records, i think it said it came in at 6:40 a.m. >> when he came back from the store the second time, katie had calmed down and nancy told brad she was going for a run. >> i took katie upstairs. went in front of my computer. read some e-mails with katie in my lap. >> and then around 7:00, he said, nancy left. >> how do you know that she left the home? >> i'm not too sure if she actually said good-bye. either the door closed or she said later or something. >> that, he said, was the last time he saw her. three weeks after this deposition, three months after nancy's body was found, in late october 2008, brad cooper was arrested and charged with the murder of his wife. so, was it something he said? >> "dateline" returns after the break. digital id car

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katie, go and get dry. returning to our top story — and the former usa gymnastics team doctor larry nassar has been sentencedtims testified against him in court in an emotional hearing. let's cross live to lansing, michigan where our north america correspondent rajini vaidya nathan has been following the proceedings throughout. just give us a sense ofjust how powerful and changing this case has been? well, jane, i am standing in the courtroom, now, and is com pletely the courtroom, now, and is completely empty, as i am sure that you can see. just over an hour ago, there was a lot of a intense emotion, raw emotion, really, because for seven days, women who have spoken out against larry nassar detailing the abuse that he had infected on their impact in this courtroom to share their stories. it is more than 156 women who shared their emotional testimony. afterwards, i spoke to some of the women who i have been interviewing, throughout the course of the last week, and one of them said to me, the biggest legacy for them, in terms of this case, was the hope that by speaking out themselves, other survivors of sexua