james. .high impact event unfolding across the region this across the region event unfolding .high impact .high impact event unfolding across the region this monday morning and will likely persist through the afternoon hours as an atmospheric river takes aim at the central california coast. periods of heavy rainfall are expected, especially along the coastal ranges, along with strong and gusty southerly winds through this evening. these conditions will likely result in widespread flooding, downed trees and power lines resulting in isolated to widespread power outages. flooding of area creeks, streams and low lying, poorly drained areas can also be expected as well as rises on main- stem rivers. the threat for rock/mud slides, shallow landslides and debris flows in recent burn scar areas will also increase during the next 12 to 24 hours. rainfall and winds will taper off late tonight into tuesday. cool and somewhat drier weather conditions are expected during the second half of the work week. and that is where we find kron 4's will morning. it is raining in palo alto. no major hot spots. b

anny. .high impact event unfolding across the region this monday morning and will likely persist through the afternoon hours as an atmospheric river takes aim at the central california coast. periods of heavy rainfall are expected, especially along the coastal ranges, along with strong and gusty southerly winds through this evening. these conditions will likely result in widespread flooding, downed trees and power lines resulting in isolated to widespread power outages. flooding of area creeks, streams and low lying, poorly drained areas can also be expected as well as rises on main- stem rivers. the threat for rock/mud slides, shallow landslides and debris flows in recent burn scar areas will also increase during the next 12 to 24 hours. rainfall and winds will taper off late tonight into tuesday. cool and somewhat drier weather conditions are expected during the second half of the work week. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. golden gat bridge drive time less than 30 min from 37 to the toll pl

high impact event set to unfold during the next 24 to 36 hours as a potent pacific storm system and atmospheric river brings widespread rainfall and strong winds to the region. periods of heavy rainfall are likely from late this evening through monday evening, potentially resulting in flooding across portions of the region. in addition, southerly winds will increase late today and be locally strong and gusty through monday evening. widespread rainfall will then taper off late monday night into tuesday. cooler and somewhat drier weather conditions are expected late in upcoming week. active advisories -flash flood watch for the entire bay area 4 pm today until 4 am tuesdaywind advisory for the entire bay area 4 pm today until 5 am tuesday many places around the bay area are still recovering from the last round of storms, including alameda county. palomares canyon near niles canyon road in fremont is still shut down this morning. officials are worried about the danger of falling boulders. kron four's lydia pantazes shows us how crews in the area are getting ready for this storm. "we've had enough,

unfolded. inmates made contact with the world. here's an excerpt of one of the calls. >> explain why we're doing what we're doing. donald trump everything he did, all the things that he's doing now, we know that going to change for the worse. >> the calls mentioned the need for education and rehabilitation. now, the call you just heard and others were turned over to police. here's more information about the prison, where this is all unfolding. the vaughn correctional center opened in 1971. it is the largest facility for men in delaware. about 2500 inmates are being held there right now. it houses inmates from minimum to maximum security along with the state of death row. back in 2004, an inmate raped a council and hell her hostage all seven hour, that standoff ended when a sharp shooter killed the inmate. sure to stay with "eyewitness news" as the latest comes down in all of this, we're going to have crews on location in delaware throughout the night when we're not here on tv, you can find deve

it's still unfolding at the prison complex about 350 yards away from our position in smyrna. inmates took authorities hostage this morning. the department of corrections is saying very little about what's happening. the delaware news received a call from an inmate. they basically are upset with the treatment they receive. some reports aren't filled out accurately. they say they want better management inside the prison. this is certainly going to be cause do for not only those in the prison but for families outside of the prison. take a look at this, a person was rushed to the hospital. we're not sure if that's an inmate or a hostage. they don't know if employees who work in the complex are somehow involved or on lockdown. we just spoke to the son of a man, he's driving around the perimeter, trying to find out if his dad is okay. >> i came down here as quick as i could to see what's going on. he's not allowed to have a cell phone. >> reporter: if he doesn't have a cell phone, that doesn't mean he's definitely involved in this. >> i'm sure he's 79. the concern, naturally, i wan

unfolded. inmates made contact with the world. here's an excerpt of one of the calls. >> explain why we're doing what we're doing. donald trump everything he did, all the things that he's doing now, we know that going to change for the worse. >> the calls mentioned the need for education and rehabilitation. now, the call you just heard and others were turned over to police. here's more information about the prison, where this is all unfolding. the vaughn correctional center opened in 1971. it is the largest facility for men in delaware. about 2500 inmates are being held there right now. it houses inmates from minimum to maximum security along with the state of death row. back in 2004, an inmate raped a council and hell her hostage all seven hour, that standoff ended when a sharp shooter killed the inmate. sure to stay with "eyewitness news" as the latest comes down in all of this, we're going to have crews on location in delaware throughout the night when we're not here on tv, you can find deve

how slowly does technology like this unfold?in fits and sports. people have been this kind of technology for several decades, not very successfully. there is a new technology available recently which looks like it could revolutionise the field so we will probably soon be having to make the kind of decisions about what kind of conditions ought to be treated with this technology, those are decisions which have to be made by community at large but particularly by the pa rents of at large but particularly by the parents of children. thank you very much. just want to go live to paris, the louvre, this is the scene, just outside the louvre which has been evacuated. there is a security operation underway. the french interior ministry talking on twitter about a serious incident, a serious public security incident underway in the louvre area. it's unfolded after a man with a knife, some reports say attacked a soldier and armed soldier, not quite clear what happened, but the soldier opened fire. there was it seems, the report say, a man a

that breaking news has been unfolding since 10:30 yesterday morning. right now, inmates are holding at james t. vaughn corrections facility hostage. evernight, inmates were moved to a different part of the facility. we're following every angle at smyrna and we'll take you back to the scene in a few minutes. >> but first, let's get to bill henley, the most accurate forecast. >> we'll get to see sunshine. it's cold. 20s in lehigh valley, low 30s, and 28 and temperatures are still falling. we'll see them climb into the upper 30s. look at that sunshine at 9:00 this morning. so a chilly start and into the 40s. it's going to be dry, sunshine, 40 degrees in the lehigh valley. jessica boyington is watching the "first alert" traffic. >> thanks, bill. on 95, near the betsy ross bridge. police activity here which actually created lane restrictions with construction. right now, it looks like more lanes are getting by. a little delay right there. county line road and madison avenue. and also watching that vine street expressway construction. that's an active scene

. >> the c building where the hostage situation unfolded houses 120 inmates and officials confirm the inmates at least some of them were armed with sharp objects but we don't know the type of weapons they were using. at this point we don't know how sergeant steven floyd died. he was with the department for 16 years. our coverage of the delaware prison investigation continues online at 6abc.com, there you can read the latest reports and hear police radio as it unfolded last night and see photos from the scene. and calm is restored to the campus of uc berkeley in california after protests turned violent last night. protesters were anger over the planned appearance of the editor of breitbart and that caused donald trump to weigh in. >> hi there rick and sara, this is the sec time his speech is cancelled in recent months and organizers thought they made the necessary preparations but it quickly got out of control. the university of berkeley is rebuilding today. overnight violent agitators launched fireworks at police and a generator set on fire and the campus erupting in flames before an

. >> tense scene is unfolding as officials work to negotiate with them. the negotiations began around 10:30 at smyrna, delaware.

vaughn corrections center where the situation continues to unfold. this morning, right now, two prison workers are being held hostage by inmates. two others have been released. this began 10:30 yesterday morning. let's start with meteorologist bill henley. >> bill? >> we'll get you sunshine today. didn't see much of it yesterday. this morning, though, temperatures at this hour are still falling. 34 degrees in the suburbs. philadelphia right now at 38 degrees, with a little bit of a breeze. the wind will be picking up but the temperatures will be climbing. king of prussia, 40 degrees at 11:00 dlthis morning. breezy so it feels like the 30s through the day in the lehigh valley. 46 degrees, we'll see bright sunshine during the day. it's a nice warmup for new jersey and each part of our area. i'll show you how quickly the temperatures climb. and i'll look at the winds, too, when i come back in ten minutes but first, jessica boyington has the "first alert" traffic. >> we're watching things in new jersey, this is bordentown township. a tractor trailer part

this is all unfolding at james t. vaughn correctional center in smyrna, delaware all delaware prisons statewide are on lock down right now. our joe holden and david spunt are there on the scene we will have updates throughout the evening. >>> to take marks beginning of the american heart month to raise awareness about importance of heart health, leading cause of death for men and women in the you had. >> health reporter stephanie stahl has one woman's story of survival. >> reporter: incredible story it is the heart disease rates among men have decline, steadily over the last 25 years, but for women it is much slower. everyone minute, a would hand dies, from heart disease in the united states. and they often don't have the classic symptoms. >> the current medication... >> reporter: virtua nurse helping, ann lip opinion ski is back to working her 12 hour shifts busy taking care of patients and that is not all. >> i'm very active. i work out. i eat healthy. >> reporter: except a 57 year-old picture of health had a blocka

detailed information, saying they were able to get in place ahead of time and saw entire abduction unfold. police were able to rescue this woman and she's not hurt, she's not hurt. looking at this video of the scene last night, police received that tip just after 8:00 p.m. a woman would be abduct on the 2400 block of aramingo avenue in port richmond. plainclothes officers went to the business and saw two men forcing a 25 year-old woman in the back of her own car. officers chased would the man for four blocks until the driver lost control, on the 2600 block of emery street. twenty-nine men ran out, and officers were able to catch one of them. chief inspector scott small says the the suspects, to know the woman. >> when they grabbed this female, they obviously knew who she was because they threatened her saying that they had her children. >> the reason she was targeted is because she may be related to or know people that were involved in other serious crimes in the area. that is the initial information we're getting. >> investigators believe that these same group of people were involved in

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the murders happened across two states and the dra mattic scene unfolding late today. abc's steve osunsami is in florida. >> reporter: late this evening, police have them surrounded at a motel in troupe county, georgia. it's hours away from the crime scenes in florida in alabama, where billy boyette and his friend mary rice are accused of randomly killing three people. >> the car was in the parking lot. >> they believe he shot himself. dead or alive. that's how they promised this would end. >> mr. boyette, there are two places you can end up. prison or a cemetery. >> reporter: the first two victims were found dead at a motel in milton, florida. boyette was in an abusive relationship with his daughter. the next victims were random. on friday morning in alabama, police say they murdered 52-year-old peg gi broez who was in her front yard, and they sole her car. then the next survive. the killers have been seen on surveillance videos in stores across the south. police say boyette was struggling with dug drug addiction, and told his friends he would not be taken alive. davi

drama unfolded after australian leader pressed the president to honor the agreement. turnbull refused to comment on the particulars of the conversation but says the deal is still on. >> i will only say as i have said before that i received the assurance that i did from the president himself that assurance was confirmed by the president's spokesmen this is briefing room of the white house. >> the deal will allow hosely muslim refugees rejected by australia to resettle in the united states. >>> at noon in center city philadelphia mayor jim kenney will address members of the local business community as a greater philadelphia chamber of commerce annual hail lunch. more than 1400 people will be attendance as mayor kenney reflects on the highs and lows of his first year in office, outline his top priority and goals in the first year. it will be held at philadelphia mar why the downtown starting at noon. >>> well, relations between u.s. and mexico are reportedly tense right the now. that is threat president trump allegedly made to mexico's president during a recent phone cal

. >> i think all mix-up in the envelopes, what they are saying right now, but as the day unfolds, who knows how that story will be changing. >>> turning to other news in our area, search is on for vandals who struck jewish cemetery in philadelphia's wissinoming section. >> small army showed up in mount carmel cemetery sunday morning to upright hundreds of headstones, that had been toppled over the night before. the $13,000 reward now being offered for information lead took arrest, meantime, some are afraid this type of vandalism is becoming a trends. >> this is major damage, just painful for a whole lot of people. there needs to be surveillance set up. it seems to be a trend. and we need to protect not just the memories of these departed but the people who come here to mourn for them. >> this comes less than two weeks after cemetery in bridesburg was vandalized and just last week after more than 150 headstones at the jewish cemetery in saint lou his been tipped over, as well. it is unclear if any of these incidents are related. >>> dozens of people in narberth montgomery county came t

officers were, there waiting for the whole thing to unfold, acted giving shape. the suspect's crashed the woman's car, ran away. the victim was shaken up but not physically injured. officers are searching for more suspect. >> police identify suspect wanted in a robbery along jewelers row. they say 41 year old ronald wright the guy caught on camera stealing a diamond ring from max weiner's jewelry store last month. police have a warrant out for his arrest, they say that tips from the public helped to identify him. >> three former penn state administrators will head to trial next month to face criminal charges over how they handled the jerry sandusky scandal. jury selection will begin in harrisburg march 20th for former president graham spanier, former athletic director tim curley, and former vp of finance, gary shultz. prosecute verse charged them with endangering the welfare of children, they all deny those allegations. >> the north jersey boy kicked out of the boyscouts because he's transgender now rejoin his group. earlier this week the boy squats of merced it

and we of course will have more as the story unfolds. we'll bring you live reports on air throughout the evening on air and at 6abc.com as well. >>> in other news today. parents in berks county are being charged in their daughter's death, they allegedly refused to give her medical treatment for pneumonia because of their religious beliefs. walter perez is live now outside of the courthouse with the details on this courthouse today. >> reporter: sharrie this family is part of the final, tabernacle church and this is not the first time that people from the church have been prosecuted for allowing children to die in lieu of going to the doctor. this child with a treatable form of pneumonia is now dead and her parents are facing prison. >> they were notified by a funeral home contacted by the fosters of bethel pennsylvania, who wanted to plan the burial of their daughter, ella grace. they responded to the home and found the youngster's lifeless bodies. they told investigators that she was sick and her breathing was labored and they told auth

we just learned new details about the events that unfolded. >> sky force 10. >> good morning, i'm vai sikahema. >> police went into the building early this morning. the james vaughn correctional center in delaware. this started about 10:30 yesterday morning. shortly after 5:00 a.m. delaware state police breach went into building c and rescued one female hostage. we are now learning she was a counselor there. we just found out she was a counselor. she will be fine. sergeant steven floyd, a 16-year veteran was found unresponsive and pronounced dead just before 5:30. building c is secured. officials just told us during the standoff three maintenance workers, and this is new, hid in the basement and then escaped the prison through the roof. >> we begin our live team coverage this morning with nbc 10 katy zachry on how it all unfolded before dawn this morning. katy? >> a lot of information came out of that press conference. things are much calmer here at the department of correction campus and they have been over the last 20 hours. but even though they're calmer a palpable sense of sadness

this one unfolding on capitol hill today. the senate locked at a tie over the confirmation of betsy devos as secretary of education. two republicans joining democrats in saying no. then the historic move. it's never been done before for a cabinet nominee. the vice president jumping in as the tie-breaker. abc's mary bruce on capitol hill again tonight. >> reporter: vice president pence climbing the capitol steps to make history. >> you're breaking a tie on a cabinet nominee? >> reporter: with the senate split, pence using his tie-breaking vote to confirm billionaire betsy devos for education secretary. >> the vice president votes in the affirmative and the nomination is confirmed. >> reporter: democrats used every tool they have to try and derail her. speaking out over a marathon 24 hours. >> betsy devos has not done her homework. >> this is not a job for amateurs. >> reporter: devos, a school voucher advocate, has been blasted for her lack of experience with the public school system. >> in order to clarify, you never attended

sometimes it takes a few minutes for that unfold.ometimes you can have escape attempts because they have to go in there and see surgeons or whatever and you know, inmates and jails plan for that in their mind to do something. sometimes those things occur in hospitals. the uniforms escorted by police officers is routine at a hospital. i was in seethe al couple weeks ago. i saw patients who were inmates shackled inside the hospital. so those pictures are not necessarily indicative of somebody who has been detained by law enforcement related to this shooting. jim cavanaugh, thank you for joining us. we're going to continue to monitor this situation. in the meantime, there are questions this hour as to what caused a small plane crash into a shopping mall in australia just 45 minutes after that plane took off. bursting into a massive fire ball on board that plane, four american tourists and the pilot, lucie cavanaugh is following the situation from london. lucie. >> we are expecting the preliminary findings to be found tomorrow. the pilot

c-span, where history unfolds daily. in 1979, c-span was created as a public service and brought to you today by your cable or satellite provider. >> gordon smith of the national association of broadcasters. there is a new regulatory sheriff in town for some of the issues that your industry faces. new fcc, new administration. what is your early assessment? >> guest: i am a big fan of the leaders and mike o'rielly and commissioner clyburn because they have shown a passion for localism. pie is one of the brightest, most approachable people and one of the nicest people i have ever known. i first met him when we was a staffer. he gets brighter every time. the reason i am excited stems from the story he told shortly after being confirmed to the fcc as a commissioner. tee came to the national radio and told a story of how his parents came from india to america as medical doctors with $10 in their pocket and a transistor radio that connected young mr. pie to the outside world and his local community. it was such a compelling st

this unfolded at 23 and indiana. around one this morning, a man walked into monique's lounge and got into a struggle with the 46-year-old manager. also the owner's son. witnesses told police the gunman fired two shot into the managers chest. demanded and got cash from the bartender. just under $200 he got away with. witnesses then saw the shooter do. >> after getting the money from the cash register, the perpetrator then leaned over and took a wallet and car keys from the individual that he had just shot. then the peperpetrator fled out door. >> the victim was later pronounced dead at a nearby hospital. looking for surveillance from businesses or homes that may have captured images of what took place here. for now reporting in north philadelphia. katy zachry nbc 10 news. >>> philadelphia police looking for a car and driver after a car dragd an officer in germantown and sped away. officer approached a car. smelled what he thought was marijuana. reached in and tried to turn off the ignition. car sped off dragging the o

scott has more on the investigation but first gray hall joins us to break down how the situation unfolded. >> reporter: well, it's been very intense and dangerous situation in delaware for the last few hours or sox this came to an end earlier this morning as you mentioned sadly one prison employee will not make it home to his family. the over 15 hour standoff came to an end when they believed the c center where the standoff took place. >> it's with great sad nness i stand before you, we lost one of our family members and it pains my heart to make these statements. >> offices were atemmed to free the last two hostages, one a doc employee was rescued and take and to the hospital to be examined. she was alert and talking and a doc employee, steven floyd did not make it out alive. >> the fourth hostage sergeant steve floyd was found unresponse ive and sergeant steven floyd was with the department for 16 years. was pronounced dead. >> the disturbance started 10:30 wednesday morning when a corrections officer inside of building c that housed more than 100 inmates radioed for assistance and the

in this video posted on twitter, you can see some of what unfolded on holbrook street in the trinidad neighborhood last night. we're not showing the entire video because of its graphic nature. in the portion we are not showing, you hear shots. you see the suspect on the ground and an officer fall. police say the video only shows a small part of what happened. >> i'm hopeful that anyone who's looking at one small piece of evidence doe d conclusions. >> reporter: this man says he's a relative of the suspect who was killed. he doesn't want to be identified. >> because for him to be on the ground and them still shooting, that's not a good thing. that's definitely not a good thing. he was on the ground and he's shot already. >> reporter: the shooting happened around 10:40 at night, police responding to an earlier report of shots fired. they tried to stop the suspect identified as 48-year-old timothy williams of no fixed address. there's a struggle, then an exchange of gunfire with the suspect. the suspect is shot and killed. two officers are also shot. both are expected to be okay. the chi

from illinois killed in the raid in yemen. >>> the hostage situation unfolding at this hour. seven workers being held captive inside. injuries reported. >>> the denver area officer killed, and the suspect coming up from behind. killing hip execution style. tonight what we are learning. >>> and america strong tonight.

so really beautiful afternoon unfolding for us. granted, it is to isn't as warm as yet. so, i feel like we're probably going to see some break out in shorts, t-shirt here today, but still want to have probably extra layer ready to go. take a look, where we currently stand at 54 degrees at philadelphia international airport. i must say it is not terribly breezy certainly on the cbs-3 skydeck. with the sun at me back feels real comfortable. i do need a coat. put it that way. 56 degrees atlantic city, at 40 currently mount pocono, not expect to go rebound too much further from these values. we did have cold front move through after all yesterday. so it has sent us back. up to 57 though for your president's day holiday in the sunshine, so again not as warm, but still doing pretty good if you like that warmth, guys, back to you. >> katie, thank you. >>> well, police say there has been north dollars reported abduction in new castle county. they believe the second case is related to kidnapping last week. most recent incident took place last night at the a runs recall and the in

as the great men and women of porter protection unfolded that -- border protection unfolded that, theyame back to us with suggestions about how we could alter it. the order was signed or released at 6:00 p.m. on friday. before midnight, we had made an adjustment. we did have to step back and re-caulk in that first 24 hour period because of action by one of the federal courts that changed things a bit. is an inconvenience, but what was done at many airports where people are coming into the united states come everyone was treated humanely. i read reports about people standing up for hours on end. did not happen. the kind of men and women i serve with do not insult people. they're very businesslike. going forward, i would have taken some time to inform the and certainly that is something i will certainly do in the future. also secretary kelly calling the lack of a completed border fence a gaping wound in america. we will talk about the border fence with two members of border states. a republican and a democratic member from texas and new mexico. for the first half hour, we want to get you

police were wearing riot gear over their faces, we have been watching this unfold. >>> so my request jee -- so milo yiannopoulos will not be speaking on the berkley campus. >> reporter: you can see there is a fire there. before the fire, the protestors were bashing in the windows, they were going against the police, the police kept things calm and did not do anything for a while but after so much going on, they took matters into their own hands, you can see from the chopper. there are a fire. questioning what is going on. people have to leave the area there have been flares and fire works out there. people are attacking the police, attacking the building, trashing their campus, those people out there were wearing the masks. the anarchists. they come to cause the problems, usually it's not the people in the community that are peacefully demonstrating, but a lot of people are wearing the masks and traditionally those are the people that cause the problems. >> reporter: again, this started over the speaker set to speak tonight. milo yiannopoulos, he has been called a champion of right w

. >> tense scene is unfolding as officials work to negotiate with them. the negotiations began around 10:30 at smyrna, delaware. nbc10's matt delucia joins us live from the facility. what's happening now? >> reporter: well, we're a little ways away from the building where this is going on. i'm going to pull up my ipad and try to give you a view of where you are. you see that blue dot, that's where we are. over here is where the correction facility is. skyforce 10 was over this area where you could see inmates being released. overnight, the latest update, 14 additional inmates were released and moved from building "c." again, that's where the standoff is happening. they were moved out but 82 inmates are still in that building at this hour. of course, from this view, you can see this began -- or quite a while yesterday, just after 10:30 yesterday morning. four members of the corrections staff were taken hostage. and through family members, inmates made their demands known to a delaware newspaper. among their concerns. their treatment at the facility and acc

and obviously, this is also unfolding today. it says education rehabilitation and transparency are some of the issues at the center of this hostage take over. here's an update. the very latest from the officials out there >> what we know is that a correctional officer made a radio call for which houses over 100 inmates. at this point, correctional officers responded to assist and facility was placed on lockdown. it was at this time five department of corrects employees were taken hostage. >> reporter: back out here on skype we're olivia skype. we're again, headed to correctional center. it is the largest we're told in the state, housing more than 2000 inmates and it has minimum medium, of course, maximum security, so we'll have an update for tonight's late shows once we get to the location. tony and shawn back to you. >> thank you, tisha. >>> also in prince george's county. it wasn't the morning wake-up call that leonard miller was expecting, asleep on the couch in his basement crashed through the side of his house, since he mov

group four r forced a woman into her veem at gun point and officers saw the whole thing unfold. nbc 10 matt delucia is live. tell us about this abduction. >> reporter: this whole thing was witnessed by undercover police officer last night. after one suspect was captured he was identified by the undercover officer and victim. last night got a tip there was about to be an abduction in the shopping center in kensington. officers saw two men get out of a jeep and forced a 25-year-old woman into the back seat of her own car. chased for about four blocks. the men then ran off through the neighborhood. >> cops were right there checking that out. >> i was scared. i was lining get back in here. i didn't know if he was going to run. that close. >> reporter: victim was not injured. shaken up as you might imagine. have one suspect in custody. searching for others. three, four people who were in the jeep at the time. investigators are also trying to figure out why this woman was targeted in the first place. live at special victims in hunting park. matt delucia nbc 10 news. >>> former commiss

>>ha scene with more on how this all unfolded. >> justin finch is at the hospital. we'll have live reports coming up at 5:00 a.m. >>> 14 before the hour now, a deadly shooting in prince george's county. erika has the latest now from the live desk. >> a teenager dead after being shot in maryland. they got the call about 9:00 last night. this is all happening on buckler road. they think this was some sort of domestic situation and they do have one person in custody. at the live desk i'm erika gonzales. >>> also coming up, it was supposed to be a dream vacation. then she lost both of her legs in an accident involving the tour bus she was on in d.c. the inspirational story of her recovery more than six months later. >> and a very warm start to this friday morning. how much warmer the afternoon will be again and i'll show you your weekend. that's next. >> today, president trump will continue to rally republicans at cpac. his speech follows key members of his administration promising that he continue the fight in his secured elections. >>> jay gray joins us with more on w

their future. >> they laek aid new chairperson to guide the party forward as the trump presidency unfolds. where they are headed with their first hispanic dnc chair in history. >> a great american, mr. tom perez. >> reporter: tonight a new leader. promising a new path forward for democrats. former labor secretary tom perez elected chair of the democratic party. >> we will all be able to say, the united democratic party led the resistance ensured that this president was a one-term president. >> reporter: perez endorsed by joe biden quickly nominated his closest competitor. bernie sanders backed representative keith ellison as deputy chair. >> all for it? opposed? >> reporter: an immediate effort to unify a party shaken by the hacking and leaving of dnc e-mails. hockey's loss and barack obama's retirement. >> is today a turning point for the party. >> we're very excited about today. you see people all across america. there's more rallies today. we're ready to hit the ground running. >> he faces a challenging political landscape. republicans control the house, senate and majority of the nati

. >> and let's just say, cuteness unfolded. >> the kind gesture with a cooling pack that is doing the trick. >>> plus, the buzz word for your chance to win a new ipad mini. >>> and guys getting the digits. >> it's good! >> how the challenge to get a girl's number turns into a true bro moment. >> she's like -- click, click, click. >>> this cute dog here is ruby. ruby is styling. look at that cute little costume. >> dogs always look like that when we dress them up. not amused. >> little ruby here is quite the sport, going along with what her 10-year-old owner is putting her through. >> that dog is a hostage. >> she's a playmate. >> well, you have no idea, oli, because this video goes from cute to really sad really quickly. because as she's speaking to the camera, in taiwanese she's saying my dad doesn't think this is abuse. and then she picks up the dog by the front legs and starts swinging it around. >> oh. >> oh, no. >> poor dog. >> i have a feeling the kid probably doesn't know. she probably does this with her teddy bears and dolls and thought the dog was the same way. if she says he

we'll get back to the unfolding story. first bill henley has the forecast, most accurate in town. good morning, bill. >> good morning, vai. the good thing, not normal cold. 30s lehigh, delaware 36, 28 in south jersey. at the shore the temperatures have dropped into the 30s. but we will see sunshine today and see a pretty nice warm-up. i'll go through the forecast neighborhood by neighborhood when i'm back in 10 minutes. first let's see how traffic is moving on monday morning. first alert traffic. >> bill, thanks. we do want to talk about traffic. live team coverage of the possible delays because of the septa train delays this morning. nbc 10 matt and katie out there. first let's start with jessica. what's happening here? >> reporter: tracy, we're watching for major delays. market frankford found cracks. they expect delays through typical rush hours but will continue in operation between 69th street transportation center and frankford transportation center. they will make all of the normal stops, those trains. but running 30 to 40 of the regular cars that run which is about 144. th

. >> the details are still unfolding but we do want to let you know that both officers are okay.. >> we have several crews working the story this morning. we'll get to them in just a mpt. >> but first we want to get you up to date on how this happened. just after 10:30 officers responded to a call for shots fired in the 1200 block of morse street or well as the suspect who later died. but first we know a lot of you are getting ready to head out the door so let's get you up to date on weather and traffic. >> we'll start with chuck and sheena. >> how nice was that yesterday? >> it was gorgeous. i did break out the flip flops. >> you almost had to. >> i don't own a pair but the dog and i put the miles on and it was such a nice day to be outside yesterday and today is a fantastic friday today. temperatures way up into the 70s again. we broke a record at dulles yesterday. 77 degrees and we should be every bit that warm again later on this afternoon. still watching a good chance of some showers. maybe some rumbles of thunder on saturday afternoon. a shock to the system as it feels like

time when police were getting ready to barge into that building where the hostage situation was unfolding. aftermath of that yesterday morning around 5:00 in the morning law enforcement used that backhoe to charge into the building handcuffing inmates and rescuing a female employee, but the other hostage who was still inside was sergeant steven floyd. credited with saving lives and to give you an idea of what was going on around that time during that whole hostage situation, here are some of the radio recordings. including those from hostage and inmate and negotiator. >> their at my neck right now with a knife if you don't hurry up and turn these phones on. >> we're going let you go after that you give us our demands we're going let may go together. >> i'm just trying to get this thing over with so everybody can go home safe. >> the correctional officers association of delaware had this to say. make no mistake about it. sergeant floyd's death was preventable. we told state leaders this was going to happen. sergeant lloyd told them this was going to happen still no changes were made. 120 i

. >> c-span, where history unfolds daily. in 1970 nine, c-span was created as a public service by american cable television companies and is brought to you today by your cable or satellite provider. >> next, washington journal is live. in the house returns for the morning hours. at noon a work on a criminal background check bill. the senior counsel to the effective fund for religious liberty will discuss the supreme court nominee record on first amendment cases before the court. then, democratic congressman steve cohen from tennessee will discuss his proposed legislation to overturn trumps executive order which restricts travel by immigrants from seven muslim majority countries. he will also talk about the legality of the president's order. host: good morning, everyone, on this thursday, february 2. senate democrats are ratcheting up opposition to president trump and republicans, from his cabinet picks to the supreme court nominee. on capitol hill yesterday, democrats boycotted for a second day a committee vote on the preside

c-span, where history unfolds daily. in 1979 c-span was created as a public service by america's cable companies and brought to you today by your cable or satellite provider. >> john kelly briefs reporters on the implementation of the president's refugee and immigration executive order. he explains

sometimes it's important to let life unfold in front of the camera.peaking foreign language] [speaking foreign language] [speaking foreign language] [speaking foreign language] >> you let death unfold and it's incredibly powerful. >> i met death on the border and that was painful and dramatic because i was shooting in the middle of the sea when i encountered that. it was many of the many rescues i participated in and spent 40 days on the navy vessel in the mediterranean sea and i decided should i film this or not and thought this is a tragedy the world should see and people are trying to escape from tragedy, war, hunger. i met once a man and i said what makes you do this choice and go on to sea when you know you might die and he looked me in the eyes and said might for us is hope. here in libya we will die and if we cross the sea we might survive so lampedusa for people is a beacon of freedom and we do betray the people and they spend no more than two or three days there and go to italy and -- >> did you want to intervene in the migration center and p

c-span, where history unfolds daily. in 1979, c-span was created as a public service by america's cable television companies. it is brought to you today by your cable or satellite provider. announcer: senate democratic leader chuck schumer on the security clearance of michael flynn to be suspended while his contact with the russian ambassador are investigated. the remarks came this morning while discussing the plans to roll back. frank regulations. it is 15 minutes. senator schumer: good evening, everyone. sorry we're late. my fault. i want to thank them for their tireless efforts to protect consuman

i'm not sure how that will unfold. it will be tough. i would have to assume with caucus winning, we lose seats in the house and we would be deeper in the minority that we are, but george bush will win and i would retain the leverage i had with ronald reagan, hopefully in greater amounts with increased members. we ended up losing three, so it's on the margin. but it is leverage. it still makes those of us in house in a minority a meaningful minority, given on occasion to house in a minority a meaningful minority, given on occasion to winning some. with that kind of hope and expectation, as long as they will have me as their leader and as i feel i can do a good job for my district and the troops here, i would like to do it. i enjoy it. i'm in good health. it was just fortunate for me that i got started as young as i was so i did not have to stomp over people gravitating toward the top. i could do it in a very measured sort of way, making friends along the way. a good part of this legislative process is how many friends do you have in a ti

more power to him just nudged out third place in place, the season unfolds to the kentucky derby. >>> and giants in arizona full squad workouts. in the case of buster posey he is ramping up playing for team usa in the upcoming world baseball classic in march. what effect will that have on his workload? >> i hope not any. [ laughter ] >> i feel great now. give me another two weeks of catching bullpens and, um, running and throwing and hitting, and all, that and more i'll probably, um, be feeling back to the normal. >> here's cubs kris bryant. he is the national league mvp and you see this guy about to go into disguise? that's hall of fame pitcher greg maddux disguised as a tv crew member who wanted to toss a few from the mound. [ laughter ] >> not too bad actually. >> thank you. ♪[ music ] >> sound guy got a good curve ball. >> can you sign that to greg maddux? >> see, i told you! >> couldn't hit me. >> oh, my god. [ laughter ] >> i thought that was "undercover boss." >> my favorite in that one is, wow, this sound guy -- [ laughter ] >> that's great. >> that's cute business. got seven

a standoff unfolded this morning. sky 7 was overhead the entire time. at one point we became the target as he aimed his rifle right at the helicopter. >> the standoff on laalasklas l avenue. >> live team coverage covering what happened and what it meant for the people who lived there and go to school there. >> let's begin with abc 7 news reporter laura anthony on the scene. laura? >> reporter: dan, we have some new information for you tonight, first of all this is still an active investigation here at 98th and las vegas avenue. police tell us he fired dozens of rounds at cars homes and at them. neighbors say today was just the latest incident. one says he has been shooting up the neighborhood for the past week. >> what happens is neighbors called in about this individual armed with a rifle and that he was firing shots in the neighborhood. >> reporter: the call came in just after 9:00 a.m. as the man shooting a rifle from a home on oakland's las vegas avenue. when police arrived the man in the blue house began firing at them. >> we had multiple officers