the lens. we do have frozen drops there that are now showing up on the camera lens. that is a telltale sign that we are starting to warm things up in the mid layers of the atmosphere. the more we do that, less athlete -- the less late and more freezing rain we will see. that can also help produce some expecting to see potentially later on today. the radar showing blue here is just an of the nation. we know we are starting to see a little bit of wintry mix developing up here towards the virginia line. we are seeing it from raleigh southward. some very light sleet falling but definitely some freezing rain. the water that is falling into areas where temperatures are below freezing, of course, is keeping us accruing that ice. it looks really messy. i said wow, the roads look really messy. are there a lot of accidents. he said no, a lot of people are staying off the road. we continue to encourage you to stay home. the roads are messy. we'll be watching for continuing potential with power outages thr

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we saw raindrops on the camera lens. meteorologist anthony slaughter here with your micro climate weather alert. >> some of the heaviest moving across the santa cruise mountains, isolated sells across san francisco. we're tracking cells across san francisco. we've had wind gusts over the last couple hours. san francisco airport reported wind gusts -- half moon bay close to 30 miles per hour. you get into the inland valley, san jose, 25-mile-per-hour gust in the last hour. it is going to be gusty and the rain is still with us. we'll continue to see bouts of showers this morning. we'll have elevations in the bay area. calmer as far as the winz go. 101 shows soupy conditions through the light traffic flow. careful out there. dublin will show the 580, we have scattered crashes around the bay. nothing major. no major flooding, but lots of reports of the outer lanes of freeways, we'll point those out in particular. i wanted to show you the soupy conditions. be careful, folks, back to you. >> a lot of folks will want to eyeball

the golden gate bridge shot shows you some of that on the lens. scott told you about the change for the lane configurations starting after the morning commute. i want to point that out. two lanes northbound and four lanes coming into the city and 3 and 3 for the rest of the flow and standard flow aside from the experiment they had the last few months. smooth drive out here and kari used all her cullers for the radar as the rain comes in, but right now we just have green for the speed sense, as well as the rain, wet spots around the bay. that's where you're highlighted in green all throughout these maps. no big drama yet. yet. >> let's hope it stays that way. >>> armed protesters storm a building in oregon. what they're demanding as security concerns heightened within the region. a developing story: =laura/cu= armed protesters are taking over >>> at 5:23 a developing story. armed protesters taking over a national wildlife refuge in oregon and they plan to stay there as long as it takes. they took over the wildlife refuge saturday this follows a peac

slick roadways and we look at the water on the lens and the bay bridge plaza. san mateo bridge and the bay bridge, talked aboutthe two areas being a wind advisory and that advisory issued by the chp. not by the national weather service. that means they were driving across overnight and some officers called in and said, look, it's a little gusty, let's give that note. over here the bay bridge shows that note and slow towards treasure island and a friday lighter xu mute for most of your bay. look, a lot of slowing northbound 880. now, one disabled big rig over on the shoulder still there and in that same area a crash and it sounded like all the cars are cleared because we talked to chp and they said, no, lanes are cleared now and we should see clear recovery, again. slowest stretch from oakland. the rest of your bay shows damp, wet roads at times and south 880 through hayward and a little build there. not a big deal and friday's commute through the south bay not showing any real problems and we're watching areas as s f steph mentioned because one of the usual sus

right on the lens now. it is a miserable evening. cold rain, too. our chances will go down significantly tomorrow. yeah there's a chance we have lingering showers. but the chance is dryer right in to the weekend. it is going to be mighty nice 60 degrees right now at the airport. now that temperature is going to come down. once the rain comes down, we'll see our temperatures drop probably 5 to 10 degrees. are we worried about ice? yes but only minimally, if you will. because it's going to be in the high country and there really is not going to be enough moisture left once the cold gets here to really squeeze out any ice or snowfall. the idea is this is really going to be the liquid form for most of us. once it goes east, the cold will get in here. there's the front already east and out to sea by wednesday evening. high pressure builds in there after to provide us dry and comfortable weather. even though it's going to get colder, the sunshine will be back. thursday we'll warm up a little system here. as it dives in friday. come back down friday before

some ice on the roads and the camera lens and it does continue to fall. the temperature in raleigh is 28. everything falling is freezing instantly on services. roads, trees, i just stuck my head outside and saw some ice in the trees. is that continues to accumulate it is 29 in rocky mount and and fayetteville. that means the chance of working mission is certainly dimensioning there in southern pines is 28 and 27 in roxboro. the best thing we can hope for freezing rain. we are seeing some sleet along the triangle area and that will keep down our transfer an ice storm. we are still expecting to thing from a quarter to a half an inch of ice toward sanford and southern pines. we are still expecting power outages to develop this afternoon as the precipitation continues. we also have the winter weather advisory in effect of the way through tomorrow in the eastern part of the viewing area. temperatures are beginning to come up which is good news. roads with them looking bad, do you see accidents? >> reporter: thankfully we are seeing few traffic today. although w

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a live look at san jose, a couple raindrops on the lens and a couple raindrops on the road. if you're getting ready now, some extra time to get to where you're going. get on out the door. here's what to expect as we go throughout the day. rain heavy at times and maybe some spots where there could be flooding on the roadways. watch out for that. then the wind start to pick up. we may have some gusts to about 25 to 30 miles an hour and in the sierra we do have a travel impact. we're expecting up to four to eight inches of snow above 6,000 feet. looking good there. as the rain continues to stream into the bay area, some of the more intense rain now moving into san francisco over towards oakland and parts of the peninsula while it's still fairly light around san jose at this point, maybe even taking a break at this point. as we go into the rest of the day, we will still see the waves of heavy rain moving through and the numbers here show how much rain we see at that point in time in total. by 9:00, we could have already close to 0.5 in redwood city and then over an inch of rain

i've got 35,000 others out there that the lens doesn't catch working very hard. like the five cops delivering that baby this morning. ernie: and keeping that dialogue open, which i know is very important to you. let me ask you this. you mentioned about dealing with a crisis and so forth. a lot of people want to know this question. how do you feel 24/7, anytime of day or night, at any hour, with a crisis, with an emergency, getting that phone call? how do you handle that? how do you deal with that? >> i thrive on that. when i was chief of the transit police, my pr guy would say he could tell how serious the crisis was by after the chief got the news, how long did it take him to get a cup of coffee and come back and start addressing it. the bigger the crisis, the it was the idea of not making the crisis worse by reacting in a way that you created another crisis. it's really the idea of projecting confidence, projecting that you have ideas how to resolve the issues and something i think i've been very good at for 45 years. ernie: a long time. doing a great job. a lo

look down the lens. one, two, three, go. when the guy on the elevator knows it was you and you know he knows. well done. good meme. okay. anyone else want to play? you want to play? oh, no. not you. well done. you can stand up again. no, no, seriously not you. hello, what's your name? >> i'm haley. where are you from? ( laughter ) i want you to give me a huge fake smile. i mean, that's not a smile. you know, like a ha... there you go. look down on three and give me your best fake smile. one, two, three, go. that face you make when your ex introduces you to his new girlfriend. ( applause ) well played. all right. okay. anyone else want to play? you want to play? all right. come up. okay. so this is what i want you to do. what's your name, sir? >> ben. >> james: where are you from? >> i'm good. i'm from san diego. >> james: what i want you to do is look down the camera and make your face like you just got some really bad news. can you do that? not now. i mean, you look like -- wow, this is a regular look? you're like a human em

>> fresh water on the lens at the san mateo bridge. that's causing the sparkly effect.re talking about the outer lanes of the freeway, typically lower, the crest is in the middle. stay to the middle lanes as you drive across the freeways because there's less chance of flooding. looking toward fremont where that rain is coming through. southbound we're seeing a smooth drive. not a lot of activity. fremont is a big city and they'll get hit right there. let's look at your maps. we're looking at the speeds. the green highlighted around the bay shows whether the traffic flow will be affected by slicker roadways. 85, the latest crash is cleared to the shoulder. meanwhile, approaching the bay bridge, the only toll plaza to worry about and the slick roadways. the north bay, a quick look at san rafael. just a build. back to you. >>> up next, the search for a missing malaysia airlines plane takes an unexpected turn. the surprising find the crews made deep under water. >>> you can set your home screen to weather on the nbc bay area app. all you need to do is click on the icon in t

you see the rain drops on the lens in san francisco as we look at the golden gate bridge. some of the roadways may be wet as you head out. rain off and on throughout the morning. we take a break. and then some heavier rain moves in tonight. i'll give you a better idea of the timeline and what to expect the rest of the week, that's coming up. but let's check in now with mike showing us how it looks as you approach the bay bridge. >> the toll plaza itself filled in. we have the metering lights turned on regular time and we do have a good build and gradual because folks are easing into the workweek. a crash here and we don't see it on our live camera and just moved out of the camera according to chp. not only that crash and the build at the toll plaza but west 24 coming in and a spinout reported just before you get the caldecott tunnel. that spinout, though, another indicator of possibly slick conditions out there. keep that in mind. the green highlighting the roadways there and around the bay show you what you're dealing with, but just a slight build as far as hayward and ca

you do see the folks getting off of the bridge and the water on the lens. let's show you another better populated camera over here. the bay bridge toll plaza where we see the water kicking up, as well. another shot we have on the foster city side of the approach over to the peninsula. the bay bridge, as well as the san mateo bridge had wind advisories this morning but this camera is not shaking. back to you. >> well, as kari and mike just mentioned, this latest system is bringing with it, rain, wet roads and big waves, as well. with el nino's return comes the king tides, too. "today in the bay" stephanie chuang is live in san francisco and i know it's easier for you to see you're out there in person and it's so dark. what are you noticing so far? >> right now, by the way, the rain, i don't even know if a drizzle is right. it's coming down almost like a mist. but the concern here is later on this morning the king tides. we're here at pier 14 at the embarcadero. the water will rise several feet above what you see now. sometimes it spills over to the sidewalk a

a few sprinkles on the lens and a lot of standing water on the road. give yourself plenty of time.s is fuzzy pus of the wet lens and eastbound the tame lights headed to golden gate field i saw the flashing emergency lights so be aware that a lost foes are solo spinouts on the shoulder and the center divide because of wet roads, take it slower. with the friend on map identifying where the heaviest rain is affecting your commute this morning, this accident just now cleared to the shoulder and it was westbound highway four east of 160 and i do not see slowing into antioch or pittsburg but the standing wart and potential for hydroplaning. we will look at flooded areas next report. >> if you are a cold play fanned or you -- fan or fast you could be in the superbowl move time show. >> can you stay a step ahead of catching a fold? first the tech bytes. >> and now nation book has announced the popular instant peopling app challenging an annual subscription free is now free to use. >> microsoft is planning to bring the word flow keyboard to inpope and droid devices and is planning to make t

looking into raleigh and the lens had frost on it. may have to scrape the windshield. right now 30, dew point 20, 66% humidity. west wind at six. fayetteville, the all-american city at 31 with west wind five and clear picture this morning. numbers from across the area, 26 roxboro now, that is the coldest spot on the map is sanford at 25. 30 chapel hill. 28 southern potential. 28 clinton and goldsboro. 30 roanoke rapids and wilson. us throughout the day with the cold air going south and snow west tennessee, northern mississippi and arkansas. that the cold air pouring into the south. arnold here clear through the -- around here clear through the midweek and 5:00 we are clear on the first alert predictor forecast model. tomorrow still clear for tuesday. wednesday some clouds build into the region and i think they could brings snowflakes by thursday. today the arctic express giving us cold air and around until tomorrow. tomorrow morning temperatures colder. today 35 in raleigh and cary, 34 wake forest and wendell, 35 holly springs and garner. we go north you will see tempe

a snowy owl flying right by the camera lens. you can see the lens and then right past it. the owl was caught by a traffic camera in montreal. experts say it was probably hunting prey and looking for a good place to purge. phil: i could be wrong, but i think you made eye contact. jc: yes. phil: el nio storm dropping snow and rain out west. the skiers are loving the conditions. it added at least a foot of snow in california' s mountains. 30 inches of snow in the past 48 hours alone. jc: 2015 was a wild and dangerous weather year in the u.s. the national weather service says there were 10 weather from our record snow fall last winter to record flooding in charleston south carolina in august. 155 people died from weather-related causes last year. 2015 was the second warmest year on record for the u.s. the first is 2012. so, now we are into 2016 and we will have to see what 2016 holds for all this. phil: it probably does not feel that warm to everybody because of the winter we had, indeed it was. harvey: it was certainly an eventful year. no question about 2015. hours snowy win

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the streets of heavy rain moving across the camera lens. you can see the way the camera is shaking out there and we continue to have a lot of heavy rain. brevard county is the one county left. eastern parts of osceola to holocaust -- hello pa -- holop ah. within the hour, this is for the most part done with. peninsula in the 60' s, a strong northwest wind surge behind this front that is going to allow for a temperature not much higher throughout the day and actually cool off in the afternoon hours. individual cell at 50 miles per hour. mainline moving at the same speed. wind gusts at 84 miles per hour. down south sarasota , 50 mile per hour wind gusts. same types of wind stretching from titusville to west melbourne. we are seeing temperatures eventually settling in around 69 , 70 degrees. those temperatures will likely fall because of a very strong northwest wind behind the front. we are looking at wind 20 to 25 miles per hour. particularly out on the open ocean. no boating today. gale conditions is what we can expect offshore. in your seven

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it is sticking, as you can see, to the lens of the camera. road. and this is a heavy wet snow, so it is going to make driving a little bit treacherous this so if you are coming from the west side of town, headed into the city, or vice-versa, give yourself a little extra time out here. because these roads are definitely real slick out here. and as you can see right now, we are just approaching wadsworth, and look at the difference in the roads already. starting to turn just to concrete and a little bit of wet. this is where the dividing line of the snow sticking to the road and where they're just wet toward the city. mitch, kelly, how is it in that warm studio this morning? >> so nice and warm. >> not quite as icy. >> our team coverage continues this morning with sally. >> she is along i-25, and the how are conditions looking there? >> reporter: it is a bit windy out here, winds are about 15 miles an hour. we are near i-25 near castle pines parkway. and as you can see, on the highway, it is pretty smooth. our drive through this area was pretty smoot

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. >> translator: it's difficult to solve problems only through the lens of the robotics community. arai always gives us new viewpoints. >> reporter: discovering the limits to ai. it has difficulty with ethics and language questions that require common sensor real-life experience. arai says this also highlights strengths that only humans possess. >> translator: there's a difference in what ai and humans are good at. i think students should spend more time in school to create new things, to find solutions and discover things that are irregular. >> reporter: she predicts that in the next decade or two, ai will eliminate the need for 50% of all white collar jobs. she hopes that through her project, people can future by ai and take advantage of the uniquely human trait of curiosity. keiko yamamoto, nhk world. >>> today, we're going to take a bath in public. as you may know, a trip to a public bath is a japanese tradition. recently, public baths are on the decline. 50 years ago, the tokyo area had about 2,000 of them. now it's down to 600. that sharp decline has them thinking of ways to

they put women in front of the lens and behind it, and through photography, film, and even animation, they show us women stepping out from behind those walls, surviving and even thriving in some of the poorest countries in the world. take a look across the global gender gap and see the grand prize winner of the "viewchange" film contest. srey: my name is srey neth. i am cambodian. i am a victim of sex trafficking. translator: i do not know my father. my brother, he gambled and left home. we were poor and so my mother sold me to a neighbor, a pimp. i was 14. i lived in a place called the building, where i served drinks for the first week. i didn't know. i thought i had a job to help my family, but the other girls told me things. later, the pimp sold my virginity for $300. srey: i lost my choice. i lost my voice. i lost myself. translator: i was worth nothing to them but money. some nights, i was sent out with one or two customers. some nights, he kept me in, where i saw 10, 20 customers. when i didn't want to have sex, they beat me. sometimes they electrocuted me. i could have ran, but

now through the lens of photographer richard atkins you are about to see a complex puzzle with a simple solution. >> a quilter not a contractor yet she's probably best suited to explain the difficult task of installing the areas new fiber optic networks. >> i'm just pushing the needle and thread through disappearing underneath and coming back up. >> stitching together the new fiber alliance is some what of an art form. up the entire street. >> metal pushed through the soil a few feet at a time. orange is then pulled back through the hole creating a tunnel for the fiber lines to live. >> put one hole over here and there and dollars 100-yards of cable under there. >> scott is an author. he's researched and written about the wires and water ways that go unnoticed. much of our modern infrastructure is hidden under ground. >> they don't always know what's where. that's the reality of it. >> maps aren't always accurate. crews use spray paint to mark the area before digging. >> you can understand that. orange line means communication whether it's fiber or cable. blue means fresh water. >> it w

you can look at it through the lens of the other programs, but i would suggest this is more than national issue or national security interest. the greetedm of the internet or due to the measure of the life. that is probably the main take home message from this talk. where do these boundaries lie? from policing, control, regulation and internet freedom and your own personal and civil liberties. to give you some of the justifications for these programs once needs to look to a few days ago and the anniversary of 9/11. everybody remembers where they were. it was incredibly shocking. it was preventable. that is the big take home point. it was preventable. we see it on a daily bases now. there are these bad people in the world. this is a signal of justice and the degrees of freedom and liberty. but to prevent what is being described as a possible cyber 9/11, an attack, which is part of my project, it is the very high end level threats. it is these others of a lower order that the intelligence agencies are trying to stop and prevent. general alexander, the commander of the u.s. cyber command and

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light on the wrens of the -- on the lens of the camera. you can can see the snow starking up. richmond virginia, watch the plows. they are clearing the road, it snows again. they clear it again. i don't think they will be able to keep up. more views in a second. let's come on back home. not much wind and not much humidity. that's changed, too. rampart and hillpointe, 49 degrees in the northwest and on the base of sunrise mountain or close, coming in at 56 degrees right now. rest of the numbers across the valley, we're seeing the upper 40s along the edges. low to mid-50s, including a 54 near sam boyd stadium. outside of the valley, mountains at 37. lake at 50. over the hump, even 50 degrees. official high temperature, it was a normal 22nd of january, a degree below on height side. tomorrow, depending upon a few bonus rays of sunshine, these clouds are bringing friends and darker friends. they will stack up in the sky and probably bring the temperature down early. two things will help us warm things up, low 40s, 60s lunchtime, the wind is one. that will create friction, mixing w

icicles on the lens. temperatures in pittsburgh barely above zero. teens to near 20 in the monadnock region. other areas, a little overcast. going on to our south, light snow shower activity. a couple of those returns in and around the granite states. we have the coldest and the driest air pushing in. trying to wring out any moisture beyond that, we will look for clearing skies. still going around five to 15 miles per hour during the evening and overnight hours. a couple of flurries under the thickest of the cloud cover. farther to the north, single and colebrook. breeze. that continues to add the extra bite to the area. to pull in. that will be around through wednesday. it comes with fair skies. the coast. a little recovery tomorrow. lighter of a breeze, not as much wednesday and into thursday. eventually, after a bit of a moderating trend, the next system tries to approach. light rain or light snow on there is a look at your overnight lows. north country overnight. the only system we are tracking is saturday, where we could see light rain or light s

you see the moisture clementing on the lens out -- collecting on the lens out there. and if you look close to the terminal, you can see some of the snow accumulating on the tarmac this morning. so let's go ahead and get to our satellite and radar. 6:30, we've been dealing with this round of wintry weather since 2:00, 3:00, most tv falling as snow for -- most of it falling as snow for us. and you make your way further south and that is sleet and freezing rain. i'll start you north and we'll work our way south. but, you can see is granville and vance counties towards oxford and henderson and we're looking at snow showers this morning along 85. so i'm expecting 85 to be a little slick at this point in time as they continute to see the snow. in wake county towards the airport and cary and apex and holly springs, likely seeing a steadier snow shower. county and fayetteville and spring, you're dealing with the sleet and freezing rain. you'll see the bridges and overpasses glaze overpasses first. this is along 795. and that is in the north earn portions of wayne county. and

normally we see our sky line but we get snow, slush there on the lens. this is what many of us are dealing with through the next several days. a big pattern change. we will set up cold air across the mid-west, the great lakes, the east coast and that will bring in snow showers and lake erie is open for business. some winters if we have a colder than average november, december the lake starts to freeze up. not the case at all this winter. light snow showers out there right now. we had snow move in earlier today, through the afternoon, the main mass of snow is out of here. everything left over now is lake enhanced and lake effect stuff setting up where you see the bans. a ban there. ban there. ban there. another one there. that will be the transition as we head through the over night. also then during the day on monday. especially during the morning hours. light snow showers. west, west lake, avon, avon lake. towards wellington. air temperatures are falling. they will continue to fall. right now mid-20s. i don't think we will see these temperatures tomorrow

you see drops on the lens. it's mild, raining in santa rosa. on the coast, when will it push into your neighborhood? how much will you see and how many storm systems? we will talk all about that and have the an necessary a few minutes. >> thanks. also next, daily fantasy football could be on the losing end of a lawsuit. how it could mean wig p. big payouts to its customers. today is called dating sunday. why it's the busiest day of the year for those trying to find a >>> city leaders in san jose are looking for new housing options for the homeless. that's after they closed down the jungle last year. many have nowhere to go. a media partner reports that the city is considering running up a homeless tent city run by a nonprofit group. they said a managed encampment is better than having them camped out illegally along roads and bridge overpasses. the goal is still to find permanent housing, though. drugs and alcohol would not be allowed. they say that would keep it from turning into another version of the jungle. >> happening today, for ever oakla

. >> you have to learn to see campaigns through the lens of the camera. >> campaigns are made of momentst everyone remembers. >> the difference between a hockey mom and a pit bull, lipstick. >> there you go again. >> where's the beef? >> senator, you're no kennedy. >> commerce, education, and the -- what's the third one there? oops. >> tonight we take you behind the scenes. >> see if they can do this flash. >> we'll show you what they don't like to talk about. >> so lying is okay in politics? >> what's behind winning the presidency? ♪ >> when it comes to winning the presidency, i'd like to think the choices about whose ideas are better. but when you talk to people behind the scenes, they talk about moments. >> there are series of moments and that's what matters. >> remember the scream? howard dean led john kerry in early polls and then after a t loss he tried to rally troops. w >> in california and texas and new york. >> the room was noisy and people in the room said this sounded like a normal rally. >> and then we're going to watch it in dc and take back the white house.ea >> but becaus

here's a live view outside and we have rain drops on the lens looking at the comcast building. saw the flooding due to high tide between 7:00 and 9:00, and the water will start to retreat. temperatures are warm, and we're about 16 degrees warmer compared to this time yesterday. 18 degrees warmer in allentown. temperatures across the region mainly in the upper 50s to low 60s. 61 degrees in philadelphia. 59 in atlantic city. 69 in dover, and 68 degrees in lancaster. this is what the rain looks like right now. very spotty and light across the area. it was a fast mover, so we have hours of pockets of heavy rain. we're still seeing reduced visibilities, though. five-mile visibility in atlantic city. a warm one. could break a record. 65 is the forecasted high. 63 is the record. we'll talk more about that. a cold blast is coming on monday, and we'll talk about that too, coming up. >>> police say she hit jewelry store after jewelry store across the south. this morning this woman is behind bars. we'll have an update on her case. >>> plus the secret interview. how a conversation between

photography. morning, notice the snow, boy, the visibility is down to nothing, we have the snow hitting the lens. and now the snow, believe it or not, has kind of moved out a little bit, as we transfer from a front snow, along an arctic front, to lake effect. it takes about 4-6 hours, but once the front comes through, for the temperatures to drop, and the winds to shift directions. and then we transition to lake effect snow. we know what lake effect snow is. it means not everyone gets hit with snow. especially if you live west of cleveland. that's the case with this storm. 18 right now downtown cleveland. obviously if you live across the east, you are going to get hit a little bit harder. that. 20s. chilly out there. wind chills are a big weather hours. one saving grace is tomorrow, martin luther king jr. day. schools are off and a lots of businesses are closed. and that will help out with the morning. a few snow showers as we head east. we are in a little lull as the lake effect gets cranked out. summit county and akron-canton, dry. and north olmstead and medina, brunswick, not much snow. it wi

there was the hole for the lens. >> reporter: she doesn't want to reveal her name so tonight we're calling her natalie. she says that a trip to the unisex restroom is an experience she will never forget. >> while i was in there i saw a hole in the trash can and saw a lens. i put my hand in the trash can and found a cell phone recording. >> reporter: she looked through the phone and saw herself and others using the restroom. she alerted the manager but didn't get a response she hoped for. >> she kept saying there must be a mistake. he must have dropped it. >> reporter: she also called police. the phone belonged to a long-time employee. he was arrested. the restaurant's general manager says that the man was fired on the spot and had no further comment. natalie wants to know if there are more victims out there. the peeping tom charge is a misdemeanor but he is hoping that the district attorney will make it a felony. >> if children are filmed and he is in possession of child pornography that is a felony and that can lead to being placed on a sexual offenders list. >> reporter: cheryl hurd, nbc

not known if the crew was under duress. 17 remember what you )re looking-p&through in those is a - the lens-p&of the iranian media. so i think we need to give these guys the opportunity us what was really going on and what the overall context is before we can really know. the navy is questioning the sailors. today - the military laid one of the original tuskegee airman cemetery. the moving ceremony comes 70 years after the world war two hero was killed in action. craig boswell reports - it also comes as other pilots from the greatest generation are being excluded from the honor samuel leftenant received "full military honors" at arlington national cemetery more than 70 years after he was killed in action during world war two. sot nancy leftenant-colon "he earned it he earned it" leftenant s plane collided mid-air with another aircraft during a mission over austria in 1945 - his body was never recovered. nats of service this ceremony finally honored one of the first black aviators, part of the elite tuskegee squadron. fought segregation and helped change the course of military history. nats ot