the historic firehouse crumbles into a pile of rubble. august 21, 2008, peekskill, new york. r months of planning, workers begin the slow and delicate operation of moving the firehouse. the firehouse, built in 1890, is home to the centennial hose company. it serves the peekskill community for 90 years before closing in 1980 because of recurring problems with flooding. >> every time we had heavy rains, it would flood out our firehouse. we used to be knee-deep. sometimes chest-deep in water in the fire station. >> despite decades of neglect, firefighters cherish the centennial and the memories it holds. but to make loom room for a new bridge, the centennial is scheduled to be demolished. instead, the city of peekskill decide to move the centennial down the street and turn it into a museum. however, moving the 122-year-old building is no easy feat and many firefighters were concerned. >> i was kind of skeptical as to whether it would be able to be moved or not. >> a local movie production company decides to document the move, and they begin to record the scene. >> they were turni

>> reporter: what's going on in the firehouse filled with life-saving equipment is hard to fathom, andto explain. because although there are five firefighters inside, none comes across the street to help. in fact, the lieutenant in charge instead of immediately getting out of her bunk, asked for the exact address of where medric was dying, not 100 yards away. another firefighter came outside but did nothing more than gaze at the chaos across the street. so you're actually going like this? >> i'm waving my arms because i know i -- i just know that he's seeing me because he's standing with his arms folded, looking this direction. >> reporter: and to her horror, he turned around and went back inside. so how long would it take for emergency personnel to get from here, the firehouse, to there, the parking lot where medric mills was dying of a heart attack? it took me less than 30 seconds to cross that street on foot, but on the day poor medric lay here, a full 11 minutes after the first call, paramedics had still not arrived. but as bad as that was, on this terrible day, there was a second

parishioners from first final missionary baptist cooked a dinner at the firehouse on 14th street and fire and police got turkey and all the fixins along with good conversation, a nice way to say thank you to the men and women that take care of us. lets check out that accuweather forecast, meteorologist, cecily tynan. >> today was relatively mild but just when you think it's safe to take off a few layers, put them back on. stormtracker 6 live double scan showing rain free conditions tonight and the action cam in center city today seeing a mixture of clouds and sunshine and some sunshine and then mid-day clouds and now the clouds are clearing out and we are on the way to a big but brief cool down. we did get brief relief today after two afternoons stuck in the 30s, tuesday's afternoon high is 32 and today we shot up to 50 degrees, and that felt good in comparison, but that is still 4 degrees below normal. now we have a shot of bitter cold air for your friday morning. these are the windchills along the i-95 corridor areas south and east and windchills are in the teens and some northwest

to a buffalo fire department unit and he got a nurse who helped deliver the baby right there in the firehouse. >> they help med get in the right position, two pushes and out she came. >> about 100 miles north of the threwway remains closed in both directions. governor andrew cuomo declared a state of emergency. national guard troops were even deployed to help but some drivers remain angry. >> the troopers do their job. the d.o.t., they need to improve on flarn of attack in snowstorms. >> reporter: many residents east of buffalo stocked up on supplies. >> essentials. milk, juice, and beer. >> and dug out from snow drifts taller than their homes. this second phase of the storm system is expected to drop as much as three more feet of snow in some places. now, the buffalo bills are set to host the new york jets on sunday in an nfl game, and if you can believe this, there are some 220,000 tons of snow in the stadium so the bills have asked their fans to help out and dig out and they're offering $10 an hour and tickets to the game. >> but how are the fans going to get there? alison harmelin in new

fox 29's bruce gordon is live at the firehouse in logan one of the very first to respond. bruce? >> reporter: lucy, still no answers at this point obviously early in the investigation we know where the fire started, second floor of the three-floor row home. we do not know at this point how or why it started i'm outside medic 24 engine foo as you say the first responders to this noontime row house fire that killed a four-year-old boy and injured four othe others. xavier haven't chewer what camera phone video captured some of the chaos prompted by a midday fire in this three story row home it does not capture a frantic father racing inside the home to rescue one child but unable to save his own. >> he went back in to see if he could get his son. he said my son, my son he went back in. but he couldn't get -- he couldn't rescue the baby. >> reporter: authorities say 15 members of an extended family live in this home on the 200 block of west wyoming. nine were home when the fire ignited on the second floor. and raced up a stairwell to the third. passengers by rushed to help rescue the

buffalo fire lieutenant who stranded labor nurse denise per toy help deliver the baby right there in the firehouse. >> they helped me get in the right position and two pushes and out she came. >> reporter: about 140 miles of the north state throughway leading to buffalo remains closed in both directions. governor cuomo declared a state of emergency as crews helped mote business stranded in the storm. national guard were deployed to help but some drivers remain angry. >> troopers did their job. dot, they need to improve on their plan of attack for snowstorms. >> reporter: during a brief break in the storm wednesday many residents in lancaster east of buffalo stocked up on supplies. >> essentials, milk, juice and beer. >> reporter: dug out, from tall drifts. this phase is expect to drop three more feet of snow, in some places. if you can believe this, the buffalo bills are still scheduled to play begins the new york jets on sunday, they had 220,000 tons of snow in their field and they are asking fans to come out and volunteer to help dig them out. ukee? >> allison, just out of curiosity will those f

family and friend gathered this morning at the firehouse in cinnaminson, after a solute his florida draped coffin. chopper three was ahead as that long motorcade made its way to the cemetery for burial. >>> well, tuesday's fire in north wildwood has now claimed a second life, the cape may county fire coordinator arteryon died a day after the fire on west 17th avenue. body of the 36 year-old woman linda martin was found inside that structure. officials believe that the fire began as an accident as martin handled a kerosene heater. >>> baggage handlers that walk off the job at philadelphia international airport return to work today. lawmakers and clergy escorted prime flight employees as they returned to their jobs this morning. these workers are pushing for higher wages, better working conditions and improve health benefits. prime flight is an airline subcontractor. workers held a one day walk out yesterday. >>> customs agents at philadelphia international made a discovery in some luggage prompting a warning for agricultural officials. >>> still ahead on "eyewitness news" at 6:00 we will te

lieutenant who then recruited stranded labor nurse denise perry to help deliver the baby right there in the firehouse. >> denise helped me get in the right position and two pushes and out she came! >> reporter: about 140 miles of the new york state thruway leading to buffalo remains closed in both directions. governor cuomo declared a state of emergency as crews helped motorists stranded in the storm. national guard troops were even deployed to help. but some drivers remain angry. >> the troopers did their jobs. department of transportation, um, they need to improve on their, um, plan of attack for snowstorms. >> reporter: during a brief break in the storm wednesday, many residents in lancaster east of buffalo stocked up on supplies. >> juice and beer. >> reporter: and dug out snow drifts taller than their homes. this second phase of the storm is expected to drop as much as three more feet of snow in some places. alison harmelin for cbs news, batavia, new york. >> got to have the staples, milk, juice and beer. speaking of beer, these guys might need a little too. >>> the buffalo bills football stadiu

. >> reporter: for these new jersey firefighters feasting at the firehouse on thanksgiving eve is a traditionturkey, mashed poe day taupes stuffing, sweet potatoes. >> reporter: lots of carbs. >> lots of carbs. >> reporter: tomorrow will be one of their busiest days. so, their serving up some trim-the-turkey safety tips. don't wear laos-fooseloose-fitt clothing. don't leave your food unattended. and, if you're going to fry that turkey do it outside. what if there's a grease fire? >> put a lid on it. do not use water. >> reporter: one of the biggest mistakes people make is keeping their fire extinguishers under the kitchen sink. instead, store it in plain sight and near an exit. and should you use it, spray low and slow. fires double every five to ten seconds and can consume a room in just one minute. so, before you do anything else, call 911. getting our fill of food and safety this holiday. paula faris, abc news, new jersey. >>> and still ahead on "world news tonight," one day ahead of thanksgiving, a annual white house tradition. this year, a family event. what the first daughters said that

heather: firefighters have a new best friend after a yorkie decide to move into the firehouse. ic: we'll have the latest on the power out ajts that are continuing across new england. >> we had our turkey in the oven for about an hour. >> i heard a crack, and i turn around and i see the telephone pole go like this and i thought it was going to come down. i'm an idaho potato farmer and our big idaho potato truck is still missing. so my buddy here is going to help me find it. here we go. woo who, woah, woah, woah. it's out there somewhere spreading the word about america's favorite potatoes: heart healthy idaho potatoes and the american heart association's go red for women campaign. if you see it i hope you'll let us know. always look for the grown in idaho seal. eric: a fire department has a new dog after a yorkie wandered in to escape the cold. >> in 25 years i have never seen in any firehouse i worked in, a dog come into the firehouse and take up residence. eric: they say he's staying with them until they can find the owner. heather: thousands of people forced to spend thanksgiv

but then at the firehouse, they're serving truffles and things like that. so it's quite fancy, i think. >> it's interesting when you go to places like the children's lighthouse, it is quite expensive. you forget that europe is dealing with this laundry list of economic challenges, but it's still clearly a market for high end restaurants. i worn going forward, do you think that will be the case? >> yes, i do. london has a huge variety of different sorts of people living here, a whole spectrum of wealth. central in the center, there are enough of high end diners to support this restaurant boom that seems to be ongoing. and i think also people, they really value good food in london. >> what are you thankful for? >> i'm that happeningful for the people i live with. i'm thankful for my friends and my family. >> excellent. >> i'm thankful for you, i'm thankful for being on the show this morning with you. having fun. johnny, thank you very much. keep your tweets coming through. what are you thankful for? that is what we're asking for on this thanksgiving. find us o

next five minutes and in pleasanton headed to stoneridge mall we have a yellow spot headed to the firehouseh out for ponding on the roads. san mateo anded withed would and palo alto and dumbarton bridge and san mateo bridge all wet. but to the south, 237 to the south by, rain with the winds coming up the santa cruz mountains and squeezing out the moisture and descends into the valley and stabilizes and dries out so we see clouds and the commute in the south bay is not so treacherous as the rest of us. there will be a few slick spots from drizzle but no wet weather on the scale everyone else is ponding on the roads. >>> morning showers and partly sunny this afternoon and brighter and warmer as we head through the weekend and unsellinged pattern offering wet weather next week. mid-to-upper 60 everywhere and clouds this afternoon. we are in the mid-40's to mid-50's tonight with fog thick in the north bay and it could be anywhere because the rain is uniform from the west rather than from the north. at 7:00, still plenty every car runs and you can see a tapering by noon and completely dry but fo

the firehouse here and the polling place is open until 8:00.xpect it to be busy through the dinnertime hour. cindy long, "nbc 10 news." >>> now ideal weather conditions for election day not only around here but up and down the east coast. and we're going to have a relatively warm wednesday as well. we've got temperatures into the 70s today. we are tracking rain moving in. and then another cold blast, but that may be nothing compared to the cold blast next week. we have a lot of sunshine out there. some high clouds, 66 degrees. the wind is only 6 miles an hour. the humidity is only 32%, but that's a lot higher than yesterday's 16%. now, i want to give you a little idea about next week. we've got some really cold air coming in. this is monday. and not only is cold on the map, arctic air is showing up on the map. by next wednesday, look at next friday, that's a large area of arctic air. and the cold extends all the way to the east coast. and we're talking about maybe high temperatures in the 40s, that kind of thing. maybe even some really cold wea

they brought her to the firehouse. >>> 12 minutes past the hour. breaking news this morning. a gunman opening fire inside a college campus library. three people injured. the gunman killed by police. what we're learning this morning ahead. >>> and new fallout for business cosby. nbc pulling the plug on his new sitcom amid new allegations of rape. the latest ahead. [ rob ] we weren't always the most adventurous couple. once we kept the lights on. but then we started using k-y yours & mine. yeah, we were nervous to try it. there's an amazing sensation for her. amazing. this one feels fantastic for me. and combined... ohh, it's a completely new sensation for us both. it's opened a whole new door for us. i've come to clean your pool. but we don't have a pool. i'll come in anyway. next week i'm going to be a maid. [ female announcer ] k-y yours & mine. his excites. hers delights. together feel them ignite. keep life sexy. together feel them ignite. inhaling lungful after lungful of cigarette smoke wouldn't hurt you? [ tisch ] the data has not convinced me that, uh, smoking causes d

find a fire lieutenant and labor nurse who happen to be stuck in the snow nearby and they got to the firehouse just in time. >> they just said, we got this. you will be ok. two jews and out she came. and how sheshes came. >> her name is lucy. >> not snow white? >> that story certainly a bright spot in a dangerous and deadly three days in buffalo. carolyn castillo joins us live from buffalo with conditions. yeah, as many as eight people have died over the last two days as a result of the snowstorm. people havefalo, been digging out all day. clearing their car, clearing their driveway. one thing they cannot shovel, their rooftops. just about 10 minutes south of here, they are buried under six feet. the problem there, the rooftops covered in snow simply cannot bear the weight of the snow. evacuations have been taking place. the thread is particularly significant for people living in mobile parks, older homes. some have seen them begin to have, and firefighters evacuated those people, putting them in shelters. we have seen nearly six feet in some areas and the snow is expected to continue through

they brought her to the firehouse where lucy grace came into the world at 9:31 p.m. on tuesday night. best of luck. what a great story. >>> all right. 14 minutes past the hour. we are following breaking news this morning. a college campus on lockdown after a gunman reportedly opens fire inside a library. we have detailing coming in here. we will bring them to you as we learn more. >>> more fallout for bill cosby. nbc pulling the plug on his new sitcom among new allegations of rape. the very latest ahead. ring ring! ...progresso! you soup people have my kids loving vegetables. well vegetables... shh! taste better in our savory broth. vegetables!? no...soup! oh! soup! loaded with vegetables. packed with taste. >>> breaking overnight. gunfire overnight on the campus of florida state university in tallahassee. the school put out an alert after shots rang out in the school's main library. three people being treated for gunshot wounds. the unidentified gunman was shot and killed by campus police after refusing to put down his weapon. stay with cnn for the latest from flori

on the other side of the rig that's where the firehouse is. rst responders had so much difficulty. they can't get the trucks out. they have suvs, atvs that they brought out. sometimes the atvs don't even cut it. firefighters hop on the back of snow mobiles trying race to help people that need help. if you look at this you see how much clean up work they still have to do. at this point it feels impossible to even think about getting ahead of that. roofs are the big deal. this is the key concern because once that snow piles up that's when it gets heavy and dangerous. >> of course flooding down the road but we won't go there. that live picture is perfect example of the issue. you're standing on the road. the truck behind you is stuck. we talk so much about these emergency responders taking people on stretch towers the hospital on foot. because they can't even get there, they are trying to use these snowmobiles. how are they holding up. how is the energy? how is morale? >> reporter: look, we were with some of the first responders who were in that f

buffalo fire lieutenant who recruited stranded labor nurse denise perry to deliver the baby right in the firehouse. >> she helped me get in the right position and two pushes and out she came. >> reporter: 140 miles of the new york state throughway leading to buffalo remains closed in both directions. governor andrew cuomo declared a state of emergency as crews helped motorist stranded in the storm. >> reporter: national guard troops were deployed to help but some drivers remain angry. >> troopers did their job, dot, and they need to i am have prove on their plan of attack for snowstorms. >> reporter: during a brief break in the storm wednesday many residents in lancaster east of buffalo stock up on supplies. >> essentials, milk, juice and beer. >> reporter: dug out some snowdrift taller than their homes. this second phase of the storm system is expect to drop as much as three more feet in some places. and, in spite of all this the buffalo bills are still set to host a game. they will host newew york jets on sunday, but the team has actually asked for volunteers to help dig out some 220,000 tons of

and so we ended up at the firehouse. re eventually joined there by another nurse, one who specializes in babies, maternity, afterwards, that was also stuck. so god really orchestrated the whole thing that both nurses were there, one to deliver the baby and the one to take care of the baby. we couldn't make it to the hospital in time. but we had so many people praying for us that we were just -- felt like an overwhelming peace. it was a crazy time, for sure. but a happy ending. we're just all excited and we're so, so happy and thankful. >> and, so, effectively you gave birth in a firehouse. that is going to be the story that you're able to tell your new daughter when she's able to really comprehend this. >> yes. and as fun as it was, i hope she has a different experience if she ever becomes a mom herself. i just want to tell you about her name, lucy grace. lucy means illumination. we thought it would be like grace illuminated which is also kind of cool about a day that is so sad, how many people died but this baby is such

. >> reporter: here at the firehouse in vineland, polls remain open until 8:00 like they will across dates tell me they will work closely with senator booker or bell, whoever is elected on the senate side. in the meantime, we also checked with the atlantic city mayor's office because they went up to trenton yesterday to fight on behalf of the taj mahal workers. but they tell me they didn't get very far on finding any solution to keep that property open before the end of november. whoever is elected tonight will be part of the governor's summit which happens on november 12th. that's next wednesday. live in vineland, cindy long, "nbc 10 news." >>> we're also keeping a close eye on delaware. >> incumbent democratic senator chris kuntz is facing a challenge with governor wade. tim furlong is here with the latest. >> reporter: senator tom clark is not up for re-election, but governor wade is fighting for a third term to go back to washington. he voted behind me just a couple hours ago. john carney is looking for another term and his republican opponent has not participated in all the debat

. >> fox 29's bruce gordon is live at the firehouse in logan that was one of the very first to respond. bruce? >> reporter: lucy, this has been a particularly deadly year in philadelphia in terms of fires more on that just a moment. i'm on the side medic 24 engine 72. they were as you said among the fir responders to a noontime fire that killed a four-year-old little boy. his body discovered in a third floor rear bedroom of a gutted row house on the 200 block of west wyoming. a witness to the midday fire summed up the tragedy with a simple observe. >> it was nothing but pitch black smoke. all of them came out except for the four-year-old little boy. >> reporter: savvier ventura capture the chaos with his camera afternoon when this three story row home went um in flames. he says a horrified father rescued one child but could not save his own. >> he was going panic. went back to see if he could get his son. my son, my son, he went back in. he couldn't rescue the baby. >> fire officials say 15 family members lived here, nine were at home at the time. the blaze began on the second floor an

and whole group managed to make it to the firehouse where lucy grace arrived happy and healthy. listen here. >> the baby came. i just made sure the baby was safe and breathing and she was wonderful. >> they didn't act freaked out or anything. they just said, we got this. you know, you'll be okay. >> you'll be okay. and then there's football which might not be okay. the buffalo bills stadium still under hundreds of tons of snow. given the demands on law enforcement in the area, governor cuomo suggested today very strongly that the game against the jets sunday should be postponed. you know people argue with governor cuomo about a lot of things. hard to argue with him when he said the jets really aren't worth bothering with. >> we've known each other since a near brawl over satellite truck, at some hurricane like 30 years ago or something. we almost got after it. it was close. one big producer stopped us. i think almost the whole time i've known you you've wanted to become an american citizen. you're a britain. >> it is about to happen. 11:00 a.m. tomorrow morning here in new york c

lemonis: after seeing nick's performance at the firehouse, or lack of performance, i need to talk to bout nick. he's making over $100,000 a year in salary. something's gonna change. i'm concerned that the guy that's leading the sales organization doesn't understand the basic fundamentals of a sales presentation, so we're gonna have to make some adjustments there. sal: okay. all right. -lemonis: hey. -nick: hi. how are you? lemonis: good. i thought maybe we could chat for one minute. nick: sure, sure. -lemonis: the three of us. -nick: yeah. lemonis: um... you know, there's no question that you put your heart and soul into working... nick: right. lemonis:...but i'm a big believer in working smarter, -not necessarily harder. -nick: right. lemonis: and in the past, you've been collecting a salary that really isn't connected to what you sell -- it's whether you sell or not, you collect the salary. and so, we need to move you on to a different pay plan, so i'm gonna put you on a 100% commission plan. nick: no, i know i can do it. it's just about refining myself a little bit. lemonis: and we

lemonis: after seeing nick's performance at the firehouse, or lack of performance, i need to talk to ver $100,000 a year in salary. something's gonna change. i'm concerned that the guy that's leading the sales organization doesn't understand the basic fundamentals of a sales presentation, so we're gonna have to make some adjustments there. sal: okay. all right. -lemonis: hey. -nick: hi. how are you? lemonis: good. i thought maybe we could chat for one minute. nick: sure, sure. -lemonis: the three of us. -nick: yeah. lemonis: um... you know, there's no question that you put your heart and soul into working... nick: right. lemonis:...but i'm a big believer in working smarter, -not necessarily harder. -nick: right. lemonis: and in the past, you've been collecting a salary that really isn't connected to what you sell -- it's whether you sell or not, you collect the salary. and so, we need to move you on to a different pay plan, so i'm gonna put you on a 100% commission plan. nick: no, i know i can do it. it's just about refining myself a little bit. lemonis: and we're gonna help you all a

. >> firefighter mike henry on the overnight at the firehouse is jolted out of his sleep. >> it was suchus sound. my initial thought was we had a bomb that hit the fire station. >> he and his crew head out immediately to assess the damage. and when they get to the northridge meadows apartments, everything looks fine to him. >> the people that were out in the street said the building had collapsed. and we shined a light on the building, and it looked like it was fine. >> henry doesn't know it yet, but the building is anything but fine. steve langdon whose apartment is on the first floor is laying face down on his mattress still struggling to get to his feet. >> i couldn't figure out what was on top of my head because i couldn't get it off me. i was trapped. >> when firefighter mike henry and his team discover just what's pinning steve langdon and others trapped on the first floor of the apartment complex, it will trigger a massive rescue effort. but at the moment, all seems quiet at the meadows, at least to the rescuers. so henry and his crew continue on, looking for victims. meanwhile, o

the hospital. she was born in a firehouse. >> what a cutie pie. here is the good news, warmer temperatures are expected tomorrow in buffalo and with the big thaw though comes other problems like flooding. these are the pictures trending on twitter. they could be looking at nine feet by the end of tonight guys. >> wow. the pictures are almost too hard to believe. back here at home our taste of bitter cold gave way to more mild temperatures, but cold air is making a come back. meteorologist cecily tynan, is on the balcony with the forecast. >> it's a nice break, it's like family, everything is relative. today was on the cool side but compared to the last two days is it felt nice. today we shot up to 50 degrees, still that is 4 degrees below average, but a big change from yesterday. currently in philadelphia, the temperature has dropped down to 47 degrees, millville 48 and allentown and reading 41 and trenton 44 degrees, compare these temperatures to 24 hours ago, anywhere from 12 degrees highner allentown to 16 degrees higher in millville and dover a

. >> the snowfall up to five inches an hour, crippling emergency personnel. at a firehouse in the heart of a storm, a mother delivers her baby girl. >> we couldn't get her to the hospital. she was born, she's safe and she's healthy. >> near buffalo, an 81-year-old man died after first responders were unable to get him to the hospital in time. the man, one of three people dying of cardiac arrest tuesday while shoveling. the residents scrambling to dig themselves out. the near white-out conditions. already causing one deadly car accident and leaving the niagara university women's basketball team stranded along the i-90 corridor. the team finally rescued nearly 24 hours later. and guys, we're back out here live in buffalo, this snow is coming down at rates would you not believe. probably four inches an hour or more. and it is just piling up so fast they have nowhere to put it. the plows have been coming by, trying to get rid of it and then the huge dump trucks come, load it in the dump truck and they're taking it off. because there's just nowhere for it to go. yesterday we wer

detonating device and then they will also check out local hospitals, exit routes, safe houses such as the firehouse where they might go if there is an attack. they have what they call expedience goods which they put over the president in the event of a chemical attack. so it is quite involved. however in the book i go into a culture within management which really started in 2003 when the department of homeland security took over the secret service. corner cutting, laxness and an attitude we will make due with less. we are the great secret service and we don't have to lock the door of the white house because we are so wonderful and an arrogance. he saw the arrogance when the secret service director issued a statement saying that when the white house intruder gonzalez under the white house ran through most of the white house with a knife. he could've had a weapon of mass distraction. he could've had explosives. he exercised tremendous restraint. can you imagine that? here's this guy that could have blown up the white house and she is praising the agents and the officers for exercising strength. that

at the cinnaminson firehouse it was a 22 veteran of the department. >> happening now police are huntingor ooh christmas crook in the suburb. cops say a man with a baby is caught on video snatching a delivery right off someone's front porch. here it is. the happened on monday on the 7,000 block of greenwood avenue in upper darby. investigators say surveillance video shows ups dropping off a box. the box contains christmas toys worth more than one hun dead dollars then copses think guy with a baby comes up and takes off with the delivery. neighbors say they cannot believe someone would do something like that. >> absolutely shocking. like would somebody do that? kids need toys. buy toys for my son all the time. it's just amazes me what people do now a days. it's not right. >> police say thieves target holiday deliveries and it's best not to have packages dropped off when nobody is home. >> saved up for those toys, too, that's terrible. >> i don't need to tell you the bitter cold has arrive. your fox 29 weather authority is all over it. chief meteorologist scott williams, welcome back indoo

the entire party went to the firehouse and that's where baby lucy grace was born. we are told that mom and daughter and even father are doing well today, bill. bill: she is snow angel. nice. we're not sending you to washington. that's okay. >> reporter: thank you, sir. bill: you're safe here. thank you, jonathan. martha: one woman didn't even have to go outside to get a taste of this storm. look at this! oh, my. storm so deep and heavy, the snow, it broke down the back door of her house and came inside of her house. notice the little dog in the lower left-hand corner. wondering what is going on and get out of the way because more may come through. to look at spacial height context. former nba star yao ming stands seven feet tall. he would need a shovel to find his way out. bill: bills plan on taking jets on 1:00 eastern. they need to clear this field before kickoff. so the team is offering cash and tickets with anyone with a strong back and big shovel willing to help out. pay is 10 bucks an hour. they need 500 people working in triple shifts to keep ralph wilson st

. >> and bethany honabbingy never made it to the hospital and delivered her baby in the firehouse. it was a crazy time for sure, but a happy ending. her name, lucy grace and lucy means illumination. it was so sad how many people died, but this baby is such a bright light in such a dark storm. >> there is still a driving ban and people aren't listening to those warnings and it's forcing firefighters and first responders to use these vehicles, snow mobiles to rescue a lot of motorists and the snow is just starting and they expect another foot or so between now and friday morning and it could get up to three more feet between now and the weekend, wolf. >> another 36 inches, a lot of snow. you've been moving around with the firefighters and first responders, brian. what are they telling you about mistakes that some of the local residents are making that are getting them into serious trouble? >> they really are, wolf. a lot of them feel like they can handle this snow and they haven't seen anything like this in their lifetime so they misjudge it. they go out when they shouldn't and one o

. >> see the cones off to the right. >> firehouse at fourth and arch. >> yes. >> looks like race to me. >> would you casino of think, i mean, again, i don't know, but if they hit a line you would think perhaps it would be a bit of a bigger, yes. >> gas line? >> isn't that what he is talking about, bigger scenario of flames. >> i think you're right, i think it is race. because fifth street is back up big time trying to get over to the ben ben franklin. let's take it back, definately race between fourth and fifth. i went through yesterday, and because i had to go around the block, and of course, that would take you underneath the ben franklin bridge. >> coming upon fourth, yep. >> so race street between fourth and fifth, that whole area thereof old city is probably a place you want to avoid for right now. >> we're hearing the ben franklin bridge super back up. >> because coming into philadelphia. >> make the loop around. >> the person loops off to the right there, puts you onto fifth street. that's backed up. >> marginal road, get off, make the sharp right hand turn it, takes you back do

not on this side but on the winward side, that's where the wind happened. this is a firehouseg into the south towns of buffalo and the warnings are already posted for today they go down for tomorrow and then back up tomorrow night as more snow is coming in. so if you go to buffalo, lancaster, that is west seneca and depew. farther to the south this is blowing right into buffalo, new york, itself. especially south buffalo and all the way across to octavia and this is not going to stop. can you imagine 48 inches of snow on the ground in one day and how hard that is to shovel and then the wind is blowing, there will be snow blowing over some houses. the good news is, the doors of the homes open inward. you open it up and all you see is a wall of snow right in front of you. everyone is basically trying to shovel out and this is heart attack heavy, heavy snow. please be careful out there. pets can get lost in this snow. make sure you know where they are at all times. >> meteorologist chad myers, thank you. >>> the fbi warning as ferguson, missouri, awaits the decision of the grand

he is also a member of the reagan alumni association, the friends of friendship firehouse and the fusionist society. so please welcome dr. lee edwards to the podium. [applause] >> well, good morning, ladies and gentlemen. and it's a beautiful day in santa barbara and a great day to be alive. especially if you're going to be spending a weekend talking about ronald reagan. let me begin by saying something that may surprise you. if senator barry goldwater had not been the republican presidential nominee in 1964, we wouldn't be here today. why? because every other possible republican nominee that year was a liberal and the last thing any of them would have approved would have been a national tv address by a known conservative like ronald reagan. in political short happed we can say this. no presidential candidate barry goldwater in 64, no president reagan in 1980. which leads us to some obvious questions. who is barry goldwater? why was he called mr. conservative? how did his 64 presidential campaign ignite a conservative revolution? well, he was a very unlikely revolutionary. he was the grands

the gop will hold a firehouse primary on friday to pick their candidate. >>> arlington county public hools just earned a new title to land it in the top 50 best school districts in the country. the website miche lists more than,0 8,000 schools based on their academics, teachers and diversity. falls church took the 98th spot. >> we have a lot of good schools in our area, right? >>> let's check the forecast when we come back. stay with us, "news4 today" continues right now at 5:00 a.m. >>> all quiet on the national mall, but it won't stay that way for long. we are helping you prepare for the big crowds for the concert of valor expected to descend on d.c. in the coming hours. what you need to know heading to the show and the closures in the city to make your drive to work a little more of a hassle. good morning, i'm aaron gilchrist. >> i'm eun yang. it's wednesday, november 11, 2014. we'll take a live look outside at 5:00 a.m. 48 degrees outside the studios. we'll have a nice day ahead. let's go to check with meteorologist tom kierein. good morning, tom. >>> all is calm and tranquil. tha

. >> the snowfall up to five inches an hour, crippling emergency personnel at a firehouse in the heart of the storm. a mother delivers her baby girl. >> we could not get her to the hospital. she is born and safe and healthy. >>a know 81-year-old man died after they were unable to get him to the hospital in time. one of three people dying from cardiac arrest while shoveling. they were scrambling to dig themselves out. the near white out conditions causing deadly car accident and leaving the niagara university basketball team stranded along the i-90 corridor. they were rescued nearly 24 hours later. luckily they were rescued. you see the best in people when things like this happen. we see neighbors helping neighbors this this community. we got stuck yesterday. our crew, we had four guys come out with shovels and people helping neighbors and shovel their driveways. unfortunately this has been deadly, but we have seen people helping everyone out. unfortunately this is not over yet. people compareing it to the blizzard of 77 and it's not over. >> i can't believe that mountain of snow. that'

reed, the center for the intrepid, the va trauma center, and so many other places where workers continue to march towards recovery? in ways and every police firehouse, school, business, where american community the while standing ready in the guard and reserve. it weighs in the heart of every american long after their time in uniform is through. in a silent vigil, about the role of headstones over here and over there. ladies and charming, francis scott key's questions persist to this day -- does that star-spangled banner yet wave over the land of the free and the home of the brave? thanks to all of you veterans, unbroken line of warriors who have answered the call, the answer -- generation after generation -- continues to be yes. now and forever. adversary in very every age has learned, american warriors never bend, never break, and never ever, ever, ever yield. [applause]. and that is why, as i tell and later i it is never -- i tell every foreign leader i encounter, it is never ever a bet to bet against the united states of america. god bless you all and may protect our troops. [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, please rise and join the united st

the blinding snow, most roads were impassable. this couple was unable to make it to a hospital. their baby was born tuesday at a nearby firehouseith the help of a labor nurse who happened to be stranded in her car close by. >> here we are in the snow tundra of buffalo, new york. >> reporter: the buffalo bills could sure use former quarterback jim kelly and the bills in the next couple of days. it looks more like a tub of cool whip than a football stadium. the jets play on sunday. they need to move over 20,000 tons of snow by game day. now, the national guard is also here. they are helping out with blocking off certain streets that are still impassable and also with several rescues happening. they're asking people, even though they have made progress removing snow off the streets, to stay inside as they continue to remove snow from that sound round of lake-effect snow. >> all right, jericka. thank you. there's bitter cold and lake-effect snow in other parts of the great lakes. vicente arenas is in the middle of grand rapids, michigan, where more than a foot of snow has falling. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. good morni

guard can provide support roles there, so those police officers can get out into the community and also things like firehouses, where, if called upon, both e.m.t. and firemen need to get there and provide security. in support roles like that, the guard will be out there. our hope is that it is for a shorter period of time, as is necessary, and that that backup role is all that will be necessary. thank you all very, very much. >> governor jay nixon in st. louis urging calm, urging mutual respect and restraint. other st. louis leaders urging people to think with their heads and not let emotions get the best of them today as this announcement is made. i want to get to our chief washington correspondent, peter cook, who's in washington now. peter, first of all, how much is riding on this nor governor nixon? >> well, he's been under a lot of pressure. you'll remember, emily, that he faced some criticism when these events first erupted in august, the accidental shooting death of michael brown. that maybe he wasn't engaged enough. clearly he's trying to address that this time, not only with this news conference, but

the checkered flag. >>> a historic firehouse is damaged by flames. >> scot ask -- katherine scotts in south philadelphiah the injury bug that built the birds. >> reporter: two key injuries for the newspapers speak out. tom corbett has been something of a disaster. tom corbett cut spending on education by a billion dollars... it's time for a change. elect tom wolf, and you'll get the type of governor we haven't seen for a while... ...one who looks out for average, hard-working pennsylvanians. it's wolf who has solid ideas for bringing in new business and for boosting the economy. tom wolf for governor, a fresh start for pennsylvania. >> it is 6:25, chopper 6 hd is live over center city philadelphia and look out to the east, a beautiful sunrise. now, remember it's coming up an hour early because of the time change. official sunrise time, 6:33. it's going to be bright when the kids are at the bus stop, right. sun and clouds, the low temperature, give it to me here, you got it, there will not be a low temperature today, that's it. >>> a local urologist who went over seas is weighing in on the nurse who is i

more weather throughout the broadcast. >>> up next the mayor of buffalo and the area's newest resident. she was born in a firehouse which doesn't happen all the time but it's the circumstances surrounding it and the family's incredible good fortune. it's going to blow you away this story about all the people that were able to help with the delivery. they managed to find just incredibly in the midst of this storm. you'll hear from her dad when "360" continues. she's still the one for you. and cialis for daily use helps you be ready anytime the moment is right. cialis is also the only daily ed tablet approved to treat symptoms of bph, like needing to go frequently. tell your doctor about all your medical conditions and medicines, and ask if your heart is healthy enough for sex. do not take cialis if you take nitrates for chest pain, as it may cause an unsafe drop in blood pressure. do not drink alcohol in excess. side effects may include headache, upset stomach, delayed backache or muscle ache. to avoid long term injury, get medical help right away for an erection lasting more than four hours. if you have any sudden

distillery which are really just a stellar example of main street develop an which we could get to the old firehouseis state-of-the-art distiller. i've worked with them, support them either great ceo working hard to work every day. i'm proud of that were. politics you get a lot of talk and election. i've acted. i supported business. i've helped create jobs and i'm proud of that record. >> wouldn't your intention on some level seem a little bit pure if you moved to the district, you volunteered, maybe you on some committee board, ran for a county level position, not right for congress? eldridge: i was on many boards including planned parenthood. i don't think we need more career politicians. we don't need more folks are going to the normal career path. that's what we have -- >> don't have to build up trust and support within the district before you run? eldridge: that's what i'm endorsed by senator gillibrand, that's why we're closing the gap. that's why we have the support of many voters and families throughout our district. i do agree with you that the number one job -- i went out there and all 11

look, taking the fire trucks out of that firehouse right now, not an option. the roads are impassable and closed altogether. firefighters are hopping on atvs, on quads. these guys are just bringing them in -- >> looks like we had a problem with our signal there. alexandra field in snowy, buffalo, thanks. >>> turning now to another major national story, early this morning, a study session worked into a war zone for some 400 students and florida state university's library. a lone shooter opened fire in the middle of the library wounding three, sending others behind makeshift barricades. one student was saved by his philosophy book. police responded almost immediately and found the gunman outside. when he refused to put his weapon down, they shot him and killed him. the gunman is a 2005 graduate of florida state. another victim is in critical condition and one has been stabilized. the third student was released at the scene. thus far, police have not been able to decide on any motive. like so many of these cases, we have a rough timeline of how things went down be

officials tell us that the building that caught firehouses south jersey mowers. it's a landscaping business and next to it there is a residence. route 73 is shut down in this area for main street to stiles avenue. nbc10 matt delucia is on the way to the scene and should be there shortly. as soon as he gets there we will get a live report from him from the ground. >>> now to new information on that high school shooting in washington state. another teenager wounded by the g unfire died last night. a total of five students were killed i colluding the freshman who opened fire in the cafeteria. we are finding out the latest victim is a cousin of the shooter. the school reopened this month after being closed for a week. >>> we also have new information this morning about a man accused of killing his girlfriend and posting pictures of the murder on social media. according to prosecutoring when authorities arrested him they found a note that read, coat, i killed amber and strangled her with my hands and a new shoelace. in his online posting he said he killed her because

police substations and stations, the guard can provide police officers can get out into the community, and firehouses, where if called upon, resources need to get there in time and support roles like that, the guard will be out there. are hope is it is for a short period of time as his misses her thathat backup role is all will be necessary. thank you all very, very much. >> thank you, everybody. appreciate it. later on tonight, we will have the grand jury announcement live on c-span on whether the indictury has decided to the officer accused of shooting michael branford in your calls and comments on facebook and twitter. we expect that at about 9:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. chuck hagelama and today announced that mr. hagel is resigning. they made the announcement this morning in the east room of the white house. this is 15 minutes. >> about a year ago chuck hagel was visiting our troops in korea thanking them for their service and answering their questions, and he asked about the usual topics, national security, future of our military and then one soldier from ohio asked him what was the most pertine