it's all of those towns, of course, with the idea that the police have been targeted directly during this attack, and also because the police post was blown up, there was not much left of it, and all of the victims that so far we have seen were at that police post. >> so tell us again, what was your understanding of where at least some of the alleged gunmen are right now? >> it's unclear where they all are. we're talking about 10-15 people, and it's also being reported, some of them are already being detained but it's unconfirmed. in the cinema and the cafe, but still where allegedly the people are hiding. armed men are hiding inside, and the police are surrounding the building, we have no updates on the situation, and how many people are inside at the moment. it's blocked off and the streets are empty. there's no one on the streets retain now. jakarta, which was lively and busy just an hour ago, is nearly emempty. the police are blocking off all of the roads and dealing with this on going situation. just a few hundred meters from where we are right now. >> step, if i could get you to hold for a minute, we have someone on the ph

so stand by for those pictures, and the police believe that that was the result of a grenade being thrown at a police post. and the police have said that they have been the target of threats. and this is something not specifically this attack, but that they had heightened security because they have been the target of threats. so as a result, four people have been killed. there have been a lot of varying conflicting reports about other things that have happened. but we do know that other people there are saying, including step, have said at least six explosions this morning in a very busy area of jakarta. a business district near lots of office buildings, near the u.n. building as well. and we have been speaking to a journalist this morning that recently he got reports from law enforcement, that he should step up security because there had been threats from various groups. it could be isil in fact, but to be clear, no one was claimed responsibility for the situation, and it's a situation happening right now, and it's a situation where the police are still trying to stabilize to get closely of and someone i

the street as . and there was a little police post right in the middle of all of this. cally just arranging traffic but also keeping an eye and that police post is manned by two, three policemen every day. and that exactly where these attackers went for, they went straight for the police post and started shooting at a police officer right there. >> several of the attackers lost their lives as well. did any of the attackers manage to escape? and one a newspapers are assumes now, there is a very, very aggressive campaign on the part of the police and the security forces to track these people, to identify them, to also find out who they were talking to? inevitably in this situation, the police go to social media. they go to twitter, facebook, they throug try to work out the traction, the footprints these people have left behind. >> reporter: yes. exactly. they are still looking for two team as far as we know that imagined to escape from the attacks this morning. the other four that were involved apparently died. and they died ver during this gn fight but what i am hearing f

the counter terrorism police. and the most militant of the jihadist groups of the that's continue until today. and the fact that there was a police post, a traffic post that was bombeddal. i think that sounds quite symbolic, but also the attackers have gone after starbucks, an international america-based chain and that probably also carries some symbolism with it as well. this is targeting the west. >> how do you think that the police officer -- force and the, the country will respond to something like this, to this type after tack? >> the police have already said they believe this is an isis inspired if not an isis directed tack in indonesia. if that's true it will be the first attack that has been successful attack that's been undertaken in the name of isis. but we are waiting for confirmation of that. there has already been very high public disapproval. public revulsion of isis, there is a very strong community resistance to isis, the government has formally banned isis it did so in august of last year. that hasn't today had a great everything. but one could imagine that there will be much greater public outcry about this. and far

so one into the star bucks cafÉ and blew himself up there, another one went to a police post and blewimself up there and there was also a grenade thrown at the same time and at the same time two gunmen were using rifles to shoot at police and bystanders, basically to reach maximum impact here in the heart of jakarta, here in the economic heart of indonesia. so all the companies are here, the united nations here, the presidential palace, the sar shopping mall where it happened-- sarinah shopping mall. it's very popular with tourists. it has been an attack right in the heart of indonesia >>> as those tanks roll out, am i right in thinking that there has been no claim of responsibility yet, but the police did receive a warning? >> reporter: yes. as far as we understand, the police say that they got some intelligence information about a concert that was going to happen, and they say they got this information from i.s.i.l.-related people. it's very unclear. that's all we know so far. so we don't know if this information comes from within indonesia or afraud, we don't know-- abroad, we don'

what the authorities right now are trying to do is to evacuate the bodies that are still any police post in the middle of the street. the street here in the central of jakarta. the efforts before by police to evacuate the victims didn't succeed because they were being shot at as the police has been explaining. so now at the moment they are going in there again, trying to evacuate the victims that have been killed earlier this morning by what they say was a granada tack on that police post. it's a traffic police post organizing and arranging traff traffic. very business any jakarr that every day. always a few police officers on that stand by in that police post right in the middle of the business district of the capital here. >> okay, i am going to talk through this. i know in fact the team have can follow me. there is video we are showing, step, that is from local video showing someone right there, that it's difficult to know for sure that the implication being that this may be one of the people involved in this attack as you can see, it's somebody in white and that's the person right th

police say the boy has already spent more than a day out in the cold alone. nbc is live at the police command post in allentown with more on the hunt. monique? >> reporter: hi, rosemary. police maintained a presence in the community overnight, and they tell us as soon as the sun rises, volunteers return to help them search for the little boy. as temperatures dipped overnight, the family and authorities grow more concerned about where he is and how he's handling the freezing temperatures. our camera captured every step of the frantic search for this 5-year-old near south and aubrey streets. the child disappeared from his aunt's house in the 200 block of east union street on new year's eve. we watched as choppers searched the lee high river. police say autistic children are drawn to water. a k-9 team and blood hounds searched the area. the wolf pack search and recovery team arrived with a drone to see areas that are not easily accessible on foot. >> a little 5-year-old boy out there with no coat, no shoes, and we need to get him home. >> reporte >> reporter: while police tell us they have surveillan

that is one reason the police post was targeted. e shopping area targeted was not a high perceived location. i think the fact that there was a police post there that was vulnerable is one of the reasons for the attack. militants hate and despise the police. they carry out attacks on police posts. in a more of the same sense at a relatively low level at this stage. the involvement of islamic state is a worry. we will have to see if it leads to more than that. shery: thank you so much for talking to us. from the center of indonesian law and society. has been following social media reactions to the story could be the professor telling us, this was a rather small-scale attack but it did cause panic. but it a lot of panic was unsophisticated. people were commending the police response. it has pretty much cleared. life has returned to normal. the traffic is back. people visiting the site, calling for prayers and national unity. you can hear those prayers and read them on social media right now. one hashtag which means, we are not afraid. j

the mail clerk started asking him questions about thoseenvelopes. he then left the post office being upset, but left the two the clerks called police. the post office was evacuated. haz/mat crews came out here to check on those envelopes and the bomb squad found nothing was dangerous in the developments, but investigators are focusing on that man. they want to speak with him to figure out what happened. >> this is a person of interest. we're not talking about a suspect or anybody that made any threats. it was just situation where his behavior was suspicious to the postal employees. >> reporter: and the post office cleared a short time ago. again, if you recognize that man, you're asked to call police. ty want to speak to him about what went down around 3:00 this afternoon. marissa bagg, "nbc 6 news." >>> a surprising request from a 17-year-old boy arrested for breaking into a home. he told the judge that he wanted the judge agreed, saying it would do him good to sit and think about his situation for 21 days. his accomplice was also in court. he was held on $8100 bond. >>> deputies say both men broke into a home yesterday morning and

deadly explosions. there were at least three suicide bombers in the city and two gunmen attacked the police posts. officials say several other people including some foreigners were injured in the attacks. >>> british actor alan rickman has died. cancers. he was 69 years old. with 12 nominations. leonardo dicaprio follows his win at the golden globes. mad max fury road follows with 10 nominations. gridly scott's sci-fi. the lesbian romance carol filmed here in the tri-state. harvey weinstein will not have a horse in the best picture race >>> how chipotle plans t to >> the popular eos lip balm is now at the center of a class action lawsuit. she claims it left her with rashes, bleeding and blistering. the attorney says the claim that is false. >> chipotle has a plan to win back customers. give away more free food. sales are down after recent e. street. you can catch the closing >> not much >> a bus driver in cleveland was attacked by a man who pulled out >> no one did anything to help. can see here. when the driver pleaded for someone to call police. passengers kind of turned and walked away. the dr

we're live at the police command post where the child vanished on new year's eve with an update on today'strategy. >>> we are haoff to a cold star for the weekend, and the wind makes it feel like winter. whether you like it or not. good morning. welcome back to nbc 10 news today, i'm rosemary connor, and it's 6:00 on saturday. michelle grossman is tracking the frigid temperatures this morning. i can't believe i'm seeing temperatures in the 20s, michelle. >> i know. it's cold. temperatures in the 20s flurries in the poconos, so, yes, feels like winter this morning and feels like winter this afternoon, but not as cold as monday and tuesday, and temperatures mainly in the 20s and 30s, below freezing in philadelphia on this saturday mo

the police post was destroyed. security forces traded fire with the attackers before securing the area. indonesia's president visited the scene of the first explosions after calm had been restored. earlier, he urged the public not to panic. >> there is no need to be afraid. people should not be defeated by these terrorist attacks. i hope everyone remains calm. indonesia has been on high alert since receiving threats from the i.s. group. several suspected militants were arrested in december, accused of planning attacks in jakarta over the christmas and new year period. hundreds of indonesians are thought to be among the foreigners who have joined the i.s. group's ranks in iraq and syria. catherine: we spoke to our correspondent who told us how this attack differs from others that have come in indonesia. reporter: this is a significant departure from the terrorism that has been witnessed in sporadic incidents over the last , like, 14 years, since the bali bombing in 2002. much of it is focused on smaller targets, some

the police dog killed in the line of duty. police say 58-year-old keith richardson shot and killed krijger, a belgian malinois , last week after a 7-hour standoff on land street. after the shooting, police posted a message on facebook about the police dog and his three year legacy with department and the bond krijger shared with officers and other k-9 handlers. editor: liz 10 pkg :12 - :22 officer jake clark - norfolk police dept. "we do everything together. we get ready for work together. we come to work. we train hard all indescribable. butt to (sot is partially under vo) 1:20 - 1:27 "to lose any partner. officer k9 or not. is a heartfelt reaction felt throughout the department that no one can put into words." investigators say police shot and critically wounded the suspect, richardson, after he raised his gun toward them. he died from his injuries the next day. the officer who shot richardson remains on administrative duty, a standard practice in any officer-involved shooting. this morning, the american flag remains at k-9 unit with a list a five dogs that have also died in the line of duty. one more name will be added. gone, but not forgotten. live in norfolk, rico bush, 10 on your side. b

police, and two attacker whose were carrying rifles. the suicide bombers, first, one of them went into the star bucks cafÉ and then the small police post the other one was in the area. it was all in the same area, but with all these people on the ground with their weapon $, they managed to create a lot of destruction and a lot of deaths >>> a little little bit earlier you were talking about this intelligence that the police were talking about. can you tell us any more about what they have said, was it the word "concert" that you said? >> reporter: yes. exactly. the police have now been saying that they got intelligence information that was coming from i.s.i.l. talking about a concert. apparently according to the police spokesman, this means that if they're talking about a concert, this means that an attack is upcoming. i'm not sure whether the police knows the details of this atashgs but they seems they had information ahead of this morning that something was coming up >>> of course they had information over the christmas and new year's period that an attack might be imminent at that time. will people be posing questions at the securit

the sheriff sent the post. >>> and -- sent the post. >>> new -- suppor ts the post. >>> police saying this morning after an investigation, they believe all of the threats were a hoax. a wal-mart store west received bombs in the store. the canton police department got two calls with identical threats of the circle k store and canton city hall on cleveland avenue southwest o. top of that, a threat made against the target store in jackson township. the threats resulting in widespread evacuations over the weekend. according to police, all a hoax. >>> and now to new developments in the brutal weekend murder of a lorain woman. the police arresting 57-year- old anthony wayne davis. he is accused of shooting and killing his girlfriend, corrinna charleton at her apartment. the police believe the domestic argument prompted the shooting. davis has a history of violence and court records show he was convicted of rape in 1989, and attempted murder in 1999. he was released from jail in 2004. >> a suspected crack cocaine dealer accused of killing a man during a drug deal will be in court. murder of another last month. he's out on $400

questionable police shootings caught on camera during the past two years, how police are trained is coming under greater scrutiny, along with calls for reform. studies by the "washington post" and the "guardian" found police in this country shot and killed about 1,000 people last year-- almost three people a day. the "post" found 987 cases, and the "guardian," 1,014. the country's 18,000 police departments, on average, train officers for only a total of 15 weeks before rookies hit the streets. maria haberfeld, a professor of police science at the john jay college of criminal justice, in new york, blames poor police training-- not rogue cops-- for many questionable cases of lethal force. >> there are police officers who do not belong on the job, who are trigger happy. but this is not the overwhelming majority. to the contrary, this is a fraction of a fraction. but the overwhelming majority are poorly trained. >> reporter: for police officers across the country, guidelines about deadly force are based on supreme court rulings that justify it when officers feel that they or others are in imminent danger. but there are no national standards. and in the wake of so many notoriou

police say at least 7 people including five attackers are dead. surveillance video those the deadly explosion in jackard a. witnesses say there were at least three suicide bombers, while three gun anyone attacked the police posts. there were reports that islamic militant could be planning something. >>> chinese stocks rebounded the shanghai composite index dropped below the lowest mark. it caused the government to put emergency rescue measures, but the index gained 2% to reverse that loss tonight. >>> seven presidential candidate square off in south carolina and the 6th debate in the campaign season. ted cruz is ahead of donald trump, and marco rub yoz rubio in 6th place. >>> two hours away from hearing this year's oscar nominations. leonard di caprio could finally win his first oscar for the revenant we will hear the nominations and bring them to you at 7:00 and 8:00. >>> and when the oscars nods come out, we know some of the nominations for the worst movies of the year. out for worst picture, actor and actress, at the top of the list in every single category is "50 shades of gray," actor, actress, director, screen play, everything, pixels, jupiter ascending, and mall park 2, also got several mom nations for

...the saint paul police department is looking into claims that the post urged drivers to run over protestors.. who rallied against the police killings of two black men.the facebook post also reportedly told people how to avoid being charged with a crime if they hit someone during a martin luther king day march and rally. 3 flint's mayor is headed to washington to talk about her karen weaver says she hopes to secure a disaster declaration.. because flint's water supply was contaminated with lead when it's sourch was switched in 2014.now tests show high blood lead levels in children.and the national guard has been handing out bottled water. 3 time/tempcombating the cold ... symptoms from the chill can set in in minutes.what you need to know to avoid a trip to the hospital due to these temperatures ...plus ...the dangers of putting on the uniform ...how the cincinnati police academy is prepping recruits to face the reality of the streets ...next, on break three at longhorn steak like this doesn' t need anything else. which is why we don' t just add, anything

post-traumatic stress disorder, there's suffering. according to a 20 and study, examining the mental health of active duty american police officers, between5 and 18% suffer symptoms. post-traumatic stress disorder, and most don't get the help they need. >> it's a national scandal for law enforcement. >> this is a connecticut troop. with the badge of life studying outcomes. >> what is the number one cause of death for police officers in this country? >> suicide. >> but that is the tip of the iceberg. undernea underneath the iceberg is depression, anxiety, p.t.s.d. outline those things. >> these are fores on schedule. >> we call it the wounded. >> he was soon back in uniform. a few months later he was on the scene of another shooting. the symptoms of p.t.s.d. came roaring back and his job performance took a hit. >> my anger when through the roof. and it's not a good thing. i realized the anger was so bad it could lead to use of force. that's a reason i had to leave law enforcement. i didn't want to end up in prison with some i put there. >> like many. he committed a claim for workers compensation. his employer, the city, denied it initially

wanted for failure to appear in court so the police posted his mugshot on their facebook page. >> the fugitive saw the post and sent this selfie instead. they said thanks but adding they would rather he turn himself in. >> more detail in the close upshot. >> word to the wise, if you are arrested and have a mugshot, we'll use that photo all day long. >> for a long time. >> maybe rehearse just in case. >> always wear clean clothes. thank you for joining us today. >> the real story with gretchen starts now. >>> president barack obama preparing right now for his final state of the union address. it's going to happen a few hours from now. happy tuesday. this is the real story. the president is expected to lay out a series of accomplishments and speak broadly about the country's direction and future challenges. last year he had the lowest rating in 16 years. this time it will be congress paul ryan sitting behind the president as speaker of the house and after the republican response will include disagreements with everything from the handling of isis to the president's plan to close guantan

the police dog killed in the line of duty. police say 58-year-old keith richardson shot and killed krijger, a belgian malinois , last week after a 7-hour standoff on land street. after the shooting, police posted a message on facebook about the police dog and his three year legacy with department and the bond krijger shared with editor: liz 10 pkg :12 - :22 officer jake clark - norfolk police dept. "we day. and then when we go home, we go home together. that builds a bond that's indescribable. butt to (sot is partially under vo) 1:20 - 1:27 "to lose any partner. officer k9 or not. is a heartfelt reaction felt throughout the department that no one can put into words." investigators say police shot and critically wounded the suspect, richardson, after he raised his gun toward them. he died from his injuries the next day. the officer who shot richardson remains on administrative duty, a standard practice in any officer-involved shooting. this morning, the american flag remains at half staff outside the k-9 unit with a list a five dogs that have also died in the line of duty. one more name will be added. gone, but not forgotten. bush, 10 on your side. now to an update on the search for 12 marines

posted threats. what the police have said is they don't know what the connection is between the 17-year-old and 23-year-old and what motivations he may have had for posting the threats online. we can tell you he was arrested and he's been charged with making terroristic threats and harassment. that's the latest live, deanna durante, nbc 10 news. >> also breaking from overnight, one man is now in the hospital after a shooting in north philadelphia. nbc 10's drew smith is following this this morning. he's live for us this morning in philadelphia. so, drew, police have found one victim and they're searching for more. what's the latest on that. >> reporter: well, lauren, it's because of the gunshots. police found the man in germantown around 12:30. he ran from the crime scene. he to he told investigators bullets began flying and he backed up and hit two cars and ran away. you see this car with bullet holes in the windshield and the hood. >> we only have one victim. due to the shots fired, we expected to find more. the f

police telling the public and telling other officers that they are taking every tip about every threat very seriously. it has been two to a car, van an police suv since the the shooting. philly police, posted something a woman told a officer two blocks from the shooting scene saturday night warning other police officers in uniform could still likely be in danger. here's the actual police report written up by the the officer where would the man told them quote the threat is not over. the complaintant you see is listed as anonymous. she told the officer who shot officer hartnett is part of the group that consist of three others and that the defendant is not the the most radical of the four. the other three still frequent the 6100 block of pine street where the shooting happened, and for the police to be careful. female also stated that the the defendant is part of the mosque on 60th street but became more radical after he a attended the the mosque on forty-fifth and walnut. police posted information on this for the public, on their facebook page, yesterday, 59:00 p.m. they say the the philadelphia police department and federal partners take this type of information very seriously. and furthe

the lam sends a selfie to police. mike: he did not like his mug in the mugshots. he did not like the photos police posted so he snaps one of himself with the message, here is a better photo. >> he is drawing more attention to himself which is going to make it easier for us to locate him. the more attention that this post garners, the more people are going to see it. mike: police say he should stop making it worse for himself and just turn himself in. sheree: prosecutors accuse her of helping her son flee to mexico to avoid a probation violation hearing. he was given probation because his parents are rich and the defense argued he was too spoiled to really understand the consequences of his actions. he still in mexico facing extradition. the mother will have to wear an electronic ankle monitor and undergo a mental evaluation. mike: a baby loses its oh when a nurse cuts it off in new mexico. he has battled a number of complications since he and his twin brother were born prematurely. he is currently at the university of new mexico nurse accidentally severed his left pinky toe while cutting tape that was ho

and the police post was destroyed in one of the blasts. donesia's president cut short a visit to oversee operations. >> we cannot be afraid. >> isil has now claimed responsibility for this attack, police chief that according to him there's a competition going on, among isil, took control in southeast asia, and that's why this attack has happened today. >> the attacks were concentrated around the street. a busy thorough fair. which is close to the u.n. offices and the presidential palace. the traffic and people which normally clog these streets are gone. replaced with security, al jazeera. wayne, what more details if any have the police released about the attackers. >> well, about the attackers themselves who carried out the incidents on thursday morning in the heart all five of those were killed. what they have said, is that they believe this was coordinated by an indo niche sean national. they have named him a a manage who left about a year ago, to go to syria to fight. and with isil, and indeed he is believed to still be in racca. in syri

the police dog killed in the line of duty. police say 58-year-old keith richardson shot and killed krijger, a belgian malinois , last week after a 7-hour standoff on land street. after the shooting, police posted a message on facebook about the police dog and his three year legacy with department and the bond krijger shared with officers and other k-9 handlers. editor: liz 10 pkg :12 - :22 officer jake clark - norfolk police dept. "we do everything together. we get ready for work together. we come to bond that's indescribable. butt to (sot is partially under vo) 1:20 - 1:27 "to lose any partner. officer k9 or not. is a heartfelt reaction felt throughout the department that no one can put into words." investigators say police shot and critically wounded the suspect, richardson, after he raised his gun toward them. he died from his injuries the next day. the officer who shot richardson remains on administrative duty, a standard practice in any officer-involved shooting. this morning, the k-9 unit with a list a five dogs that have also died in the line of duty. one more name will be added. gone, but not forgotten. live in norfolk, rico bush, 10 on your side. breaking news in pakistan. a suicide b

one bomb is known to have gone off near a starbuck's cafe, and the police post was destroyed in one of the blasts. the president cut short a visit to oversee operations. we cannot be afraid, we cannot be defeated and i urge people to stay calm, because everything is under control. >> isil has now claimed responsibility for this attack, police chief says according to him there's a competition going on, among isil, for control in southeast asia, and that's why this has happened today. the attacks were concentrated. a busy thorough fair, which is close to the u.n. offices. the traffic and people which normally clog these streets are gone, replaced with heavy security. al jazeera. >> more on this i am joined by carrol who is a scholar of islam, and the awe thursday of islam in indonesian, so the police have named someone who they think is behind this attack and they say he is syrian now, tell us more about why that would be significant, and who he is? >> yeah, this individual has indeed been earmarked now as a key figure, in and i.s. presence, in indonesian, the alleged presence. he himsel

post is cause for concern in south florida. a a facebook user threatened to burn mosque. the council on islamic relations in florida alerting police after seg seeing the the post. >> a spokesperson for the organization saying the comment are disturbing,. >> it frustrating because there's a lot of good work that our community is putting out there. advancing in the integration of our community to the rest of the social, american social fabric. then you hear this hateful voice of this few. >> danielle: well, according organization, mosque and religious institutions sell sought highest number of vandalism in 2015. >>> a school bus scare in fort lauderdale. a car rear ending that bus near northeast 13th street and progresso drive. this morning. four students on board at the time but none of them were hurt. >>> >> lynn: also on 7, oh, this what h- to hurt big time. a popular holiday gift landing many use ners the hospital and they are finding out riding a hoverboard is a lot harder than it it look. 7's ann keil is live at nick close children's hospital in west miami-dade with words of warning. ann. >> reporter: well, doctors are have fu

they then say that 23-year-old david mill born of state road in media posted threats against the police after they arrested the 17-year-old girl. they say he posted those to his account. they're not saying tonight or this morning what connection the 23-year-old and 17-year-old have if any together. they do say they used several law enforcement agencies to track mill born down. he was arrested. he has been charged with making terroristic threats and harassment. now, both suspects are scheduled to be in court by the end of the week. again, these are two separate cases. two separate cases of online threats. david millborn, however, arrested for threats against police. reporting live, deanna durante. >>> one man is hospitalized after a shoot-out in philadelphia. nbc 10's drew smith is live. police say there may be more? >> reporter: that's right, tracy. it's the evidence that investigators found that point to another person possibly hit in this gun fight. it began around 12:30 this morning on north eight street near germantown avenue. the man told police he was driving when someone shot at

the aurora police posted a $6000 reward for information leading to the arrest of the second suspects. >>> a woman from colorado working as an au pair was found dead in austria. she did not show up at the home where she worked as a nanny. they called the police. she was that -- does she has been identified as lauren man from paeonia. she was found half dressed on a mattress in her apartment. she was described as a free spirit which will be missed.>> somebody who was kind is aware that showed up a lot today. people were talking about lauren. very sensitive. she was susceptible to the powers of art, communication and of the world.>> charles tatman graduated from the college of music at the university of colorado, boulder guidelines to screen for the zika virus when travelers have been two areas where there are outbreaks. they have been working closely with collection organizations and the medical interest rate. the virus is spread by mosquitoes and could cause birth defects. >>> a tornado left behind quite a bit of damage in south florida. video shows a tractor-trailer on its side. one p

the police dog killed in the line of duty. police say 58-year-old keith richardson shot and killed krijger, a belgian malinois , last week after a 7-hour standoff on land street. after the shooting, police posted a message on facebook about the police dog and his three year legacy with department and the bond krijger shared with officers and other k-9 handlers. editor: liz 10 pkg :12 - :22 officer jake clark - norfolk police dept. "we home, we go home together. that builds a bond that's indescribable. butt to (sot is partially under vo) 1:20 - 1:27 "to lose any that no one can put into words." investigators say police shot and critically wounded the suspect, richardson, after he raised his gun toward them. he died from his injuries the next day. the officer who shot richardson remains on administrative duty, a standard practice in any officer-involved shooting. this morning, the american flag remains at half staff outside the k-9 unit with a list a five dogs that have also died in the line of duty. one more name will be added. gone, but not forgotten. live in norfolk, rico bush, 10 on your side. breaking news in pakistan. a suicide bomber on a motorcycle targeted police officers and killed 11

the super bowl. you have to love twitter post from the panthers by the way. by the way, the denver police department posted nis tweet. posted-- this tweet. and a lot of players are on social media as well. back to you. >> oh, thanks, lindsey. nice sense of humor from the police department. >>> a check on the weather, 4:18. >> it is a cold start to your monday. freeze warnings for citrus, hernandez and sumter. away from a body of water. a lot of you will scrape ice -- off of your windshield. it is chilly, but a fast warmup, 60 at lunchtime and sunny skies and a comfortable afternoon, 87. it is not so comfortable right now, 29 right now. polk county you just dropped to 32 degrees. i checked in with my weather watcher bob in venice, 38 degrees this morning. so here is the long-range forecast. yes a quick warmup throughout the day today. tomorrow more clouds, but actually even warmer out ahead of this -- cold front. it will warm up on wednesday and thursday and be fantastic the end of the week. traffic on the 8s. >>> i tell you what, bay area bridges look good, the skyway bridge, howard frank

the cliff. >> police have posted along the waterpresent to keep people away from the hazards. large waves have been founding the seawall for a month. the pier has been damaged. a search hole opened in town and walkways are crumbling. the city council is meeting about this tonight at 7:00. the nature conservancy is looking for people with drone footage of the erosion to use the video in a study on climate change. >> developing news the search continues this only for the body of a man would police believe was killed by a co-worker. the 28-year-old has been miss since friday. investigators have not found him but are convinced he was murdered. he was working in san jose, police found evidence in this empty building next to the store but are not sharing. the accused killer is the co-worker, 39-year-old. he was arrested on suspicion of murder. dozens of people including stringers converged in los gatos to help search for the victim. one of several locations where the body could be found. >> the raiders will meet to talk about a lease extension that keeps the team in oakland. many ob

police officer's wife bakes him a pie? he shares it with the people around him, of course. the police officer posted these pictures on twitter this afternoon. they say the officer mills' wife baked for him. but instead of eating the whole thing by himself, he decided to take it out and share it with the people in the community. more often than not, this is what happens in communities and we just don't get a chance to see it. >> we like pie. he could have brought us some pie. >> he's a better man than me. when my wife makes me a pie, i eat it all. >> a senior citizen who caused a deadly crash will not be charged. why the state attorney's office decided not to charge the woman though a dad and his 1-year-old child died in the crash. >> and a teen collapses and dies on a soccer field. what the school is saying tonight about the girl's death. and we're learning new information about the medical student from central florida who was shot while trying to help a woman in new orleans. cameras caught him getting shot in the stomach. are company should treat you like family... [phone rings] operator: health ca

the loose says a selfie to police because he did not like his moth shotmugshot. it is wanted in court for a drug driving case but he did not like the pictures police posted so he decided to snap one of his own with the message " here is a terrible." turning to some must see video find on a minnesota man's front yard. he looked inside to find inspiration for what you wanted to build in the snow like inside to his kidney. jim gorbunow chiseled a snow sculpture of a kidney to raise awareness of organ donation. this isn't the first time he's created a snow kidney. he did it in 2014 to help find a donor when he needed a kidney. >> i'm kind of hoping that by doing this there are those people that come through that don't know me, and they see this, and they at least think about it or think twice about it. allyson: gorbunow is a spokesperson for the national kidney foundation. he said he is concerned about the number of people living with kidney disease. forget the ice scraper, one car owner is going to need a blow torch. this footage is coming to us from new york, where icy water from lake erie, snow, rain, and carcicle. a lake effect snow band was dumping about two inches o

. >> the police department posted this video on you tube. 'neill expressed interest in the playing in the rematch after seeing video of the officer's first game. >>> ahead, really white wedding for a couple in new york. how one couple wouldn't let an historic storm cancel their wedding and it's not the first time a snow played a role in the bride's wife. >>> more than 30 aftershort-s were report after a magnitude 6.9 earthquake happened in alaska. this video from a cargo center shows shaking and stock fall off shelves. one home was badly damaged in an explosion and gas leak that followed the quake which forced evacuation of some 30 homes. >> this weekends' mammoth snowstorm wasn't big enough to stop a long island couple from saying i do the bride to be had to take the subway after her limo could no longer take to their church. the couple invite 200 people and 100 made the trip from farce away as virginia. the bride's father said he knew since she was born during a snowstorm, if anybody could make it happen, it was her. >>> picture perfect win

the shift was from western foreign targets to police and government authorities. now we are seeing that here as well. attack on the police post, but also attack on a commercial establishment. again, this might be a new transfer for indonesia, which is not a stranger to major attacks by terror groups. >> kathy quiano, thank you. >> christian hubel works in a skyscraper with a view of the an attacks. we spoke to him by skype an hour ago. >> at first step it was from the construction site next to our building, but then we realized a huge smoke cloud on the street 500 meters away. a second and third and up to five or six explosions within a few minutes. then we realized there must be something going on. it must be really serious. >> how long did this go on? was this a period of minutes? was it a half hour? how quickly were authorities on the scene? >> the explosions were within 30 minutes. the whole scene looked like it must be going on for two hours. when the police arrived and a lot of people standing around the scene, suddenly everybody was running away. it looks like there was one terrorist or something like that. then after

police officer pulled over a woman because her car was so bad. look at. that will looks like the matahorn at disney wormed. look what happened next. >> so the police post this, instead of giving her a ticket, she helped clear off the roof. the driver so touched, she told the officer, we need 25 more of you. >> how about 26? that's great. >> right? >> yep. >> you know sometimes do you wish you could clone certain people, because they're just so nice, or so kind, or so funny? right? >> i could clone you. >> that's just because you are sweet and do you have sit next to me for two hours. dave warren, hello,. >> i doing pretty well. the matahorn at disney world. >> ever been? >> trying to remember. >> disneyland? >> i grew up in la, so i'm guessing they have one at disney world, as well. >> land as in l.a. la, worlds is orlando. >> correct. >> got it. >> a lot of snow on the roof there. >> they have euro disney, but why go to europe, stay here in the u.s. >> stay here. might want to go here now with these temperatures into the 20's, so head south, get little warmer, rain to the south, would cope close eye. watch our weather right now, because getting the re

in trenton the police there posted a warning that leaving your car running unattended is the leading factor to stolen cars in the city of trenton and it's against new jersey law so. , too, in pennsylvania. out here in ambler we have not stine people leaving their cars unattended. matt delucia, "nbc 10 news." >> thank you. be prepared for winter weather with the "nbc 10 news" app. we'll send you severe weather alerts interactive radar and the forecast in your neighborhood. you can get school closing alerts sent to your phone, the moment your school decides to close or delay its opening. the nbc 10 app is a free download. >> happening today eagles fans it is time to meet your new head coach. the team is planning a news conference today to introduce doug pederson. drew is smiths is live in south philadelphia with what we can expect. good morning. >> reporter: this is the first time we'll hear directly from doug pederson. they got the sign up welcoming him back to philadelphia. he is expected to take the podium with jeffrey lurie. we heard last week that the kansas city chiefs offensive

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but pew didn' t like the pictures police posted. so he snapped one of himself and sent it in with the message, "here is a better photo. that one is terrible." the lighting is better in this one. lisa: he looks good. a man who loves snow in maryland isn' t letting the mild winter get him down. walt park is such a big fan of the white stuff, he made his own . he did it with the help of an some pipes and his 15-year-old daughter. the first time he used the machine, he was able to create about a foot of snow. mark: opposites attract with these two furry felines. a siberian tiger cub and an african lion cub are being raised as sisters at six flags great adventure in central new jersey. the two typically would never meet in the wild, hailing from different continents and opposing climates. visitors are simply wild over all the cuteness. all right. when we continue a highway shut , down for more than eight hours with dozens of cars piled up. lisa: how the multiple victims are doing this morning. dan: the jackpot now it 1.5 billion dollars.

police a selfie! 45-year-old donald pugh pew was a wanted man in lima, ohio for failing to appear in court, for a drunk driving case. but he didn't like the pictures police posted. so he decided to snap this selfie and send it in, with the message "here is a better photo, that one is terrible". turns out...that idea. circulated, and florida. rob 2shot the seasons been over less than a week...and some big changes are already coming to the bengals. the coaches you won't see on the sideline next year. kara vo probably regretting leaving storm. when we come back, he explains why he did it...and his plan democracy grinds to a halt without a willingness to wake up in your first home. wake up in a home you've made a bit bigger. wake up in a home with a new address. wake up in a home that doesn't even have an address. as your life evolves, your dream home evolves too, and protecting it takes committed support. at american family insurance see how you can save with ring video doorbell at amfam.com/ring compromise. president obama was mostly optimistic in his final state of the union address...with one exception...the divide between parties. his solution to fix it, ahead

posted the tweet on a dare on sleepover in chester township. hours after she made the post, the fbi and local authorities swarmed the home and police say she admitted that she wrote it. she was arrested, apparently the posts that this 23-year-old man directed at police was in response to the 17-year-old's arrest. both are facing serious charges. the 17-year-old faces several charges and millborn faces terrific -- terror irving threats. it is not clear if he is related to her or knew her. >>> hillary clinton brought her campaign to philadelphia last night at the navy yard. the republican candidates are preparing for the gop debate in the iowa caucuses monday wowld donald trump. >> reporter: the fox news donald trump controversies continues, trump defending his decision to skip out on the debate by fox news. >>> i was not treated well by fox, i have zero respect for meghan kelly. >>> if someone did that didn't show up at the interview, you know what you would say, you're fired. [laughter] >> reporter: the texas senator now challenging trump to a one-on-one debate, trump tweeting his response saying can we do it in canada. bernie sanders meeting with

the ashville police department posted this video to their twitter page yesterday. this is a slab of snow. watch it again. right into the windshield of a police cruiser. and that windshield cracked all the way across. and the department posted it as a reminder of the dangers of winter weather. i had the same thing happen to me. away. but i was surprised how quickly it came towards me. get it off. >>> a case of stranger danger ohio. >> everybody did what they should have done from the child to the parents to the 911 dispatch tore the officers responding -- dispatcher to the >>> and here's something that this say self propelled stroller. how much you can expect to pay at clorox 2 we've turned removing stains into a science. now pre-treat with clorox 2! remove 4 times more stains than detergent alone. >>> some school districts in our area are working on de-- delays or canceled. >>> the school system is not excusing absences today due to travel issues. >>> the crews through the east coast are working around the clock to clear the major roads in the nation's capitol and i

the press. >>> america's biggest police union has been hacked. private files belonging to the fraternal order of police were posted online thursday. fraternal order of police says it is looking into the breach. it represents about 330,000 officers across the u.s. >>> nissan is recalling about 3 -- 350,000 calls. in the last two recalls, trunk latches weren't fixed and lubricated properly. >>> teachers in detroit are taking a drastic new step to resolve a crisis there. they are suing the district, demanding that broken-down buildings be fixed. john henry smith has the story. >> reporter: the teachers union's lawsuit follows weeks of teacher sickouts that all but shut down the district. >> educators have been snubbed, ignored, disrespected, and punished when they informed the school district of specific safety and health problems, and pleaded to them to be repaired. >> reporter: the teachers have released images showing schools with leaky molding ceilings, severely damaged floors, and even one image showing mushrooms growing out of the wall. the lawsuit calls for a new plan to make needed repairs. >> i don't go to work and deal with