. >>> a corrections union official said floyd saved his colleague's lives by warn that go the inmates set a trap. union president said after inmates forced sergeant floyd into the closet, he warned other officers coming to his aid. he spoke highly of the 16-year-old veteran of the prison. >> i would like steven floyd to be remembered as the happy smiling man that he was, wonderful father, husband an great correctional officer. >> two others were taken hostage. they are expect the to be fine. all 120 inmates in building c are considered suspects. >>> the trump administration is set to impose new sanctions on iran as early as today. president trump and the national security advicers said they put -- advisers put the country on notice. >> from talking tough to taking action. president trump ready to impose new sanctions against iran. >> iran continues to threaten u.s. friends and allies in the region. >> reporter: the white house put iran on notice after they tested another ballistic missile. president trump said taking military is also an option. >> nothing is off the table. >> reporter

a union official just short time ago told me the official count of cars with cracks is at 86, 43, when you consider they're cars. septa relations managers could not immediately confirm the accuracy of that number, but it is important to note that the market frankford line according to the union needs at least 119 cars to operate efficiently. now the trains that run along that line were delivered do septa back in 1998. union official says that they've been chasing these cracks -- tracing these cracks for some time now, basically the ongoing maintenance issues according to the union reps. again, expect to go hear how long this may take to solve at this news conference that start at 1:00, count on cbs-3 to have all of the latest. reporting live in center city, joe holden, cbs-3 "eyewitness news." >> not great way to start off the work week, be sure to check our website at cbsphilly.com for septa service, we'll keep you posted how the market frankford line is holding up both here on " eyewitness news" and on line at cbsphilly.com. >> suspected serial rape cyst behind bars this noon in buck

union officials are holding a vigil outside jefferson academy in southwest. the group opposed her confirmation-- but say they still wish her well becuase a successful education department is what's best for their students. the devos visit is scheduled for 9 o-clock this morning. developing now-- president donald trump is vowing to fight on-- after a federal court refuses to reinstate his controversial travel ban. while president trump's travel ban was in effect, we saw scenes like this at dulles airport as travel was citizens of seven countries. we haven't seen such scenes for more than a week because a washington state judge halted trump's executive order. and thursday-- a federal appeals court ruling in california means that halt will continue. we spoke to local advocates on both side of the issue about that ruling. after the court announced it's ruling, president trump tweeted this: "see you in court. the security of our nation is at stake." he is expected to appeal to the u-s supreme court. now-- the ban was set to expire in 90 days, meaning it could run

union officials say floyd is the first corrections officer ever killed in the line of duty in delaware. thanks for joining us at 6:0 6:. i'm iain page. >> i'm lucy noland. sergeant floyd was 47 years old, spent his entire career in the james t. vaughn correct al facility in smyrna. here's what we know right now. prisoners got control of one of the buildings late yesterday morning taking three corrections officers and a counselor hosta hostage. after 15 hours of negotiations, and two hostages released, officers forced their way into the building early this morning. they found sergeant steven floyd unresponsive an short time later he died. >> my prayers all day yesterday was that this event would end with a different result. >> so many questions still remain. >> we have team coverage for you tonight. our jeff cole has been looking into staffing concerns at the prison, but let's begin with our dawn timmeney who is live in smyrna tonight. dawn? >> reporter: well, iain, we've learned from officials that the inmates used sharp instruments to take over the prison and once they had control, th

union officials say the move will make services potentially dangerous.he lead on issues of child protection has suggested that people caught viewing indecent images of children should not always face a criminal charge. simon bailey said forces were overwhelmed by the scale of the problem and he said police should focus on the most dangerous paedophiles. mr bailey has been speaking to our home editor mark easton. saying the unsayable, the chief constable who believes paedophiles who view images of child sexual abuse should not necessarily be prosecuted. simon bailey argues, with resources stretched, those deemed to pose a very low—risk of physically abusing children might simply be arrested, monitored and rehabilitated rather than take it to court. we are arresting 400 men every month for viewing indecent imagery of children. we are safeguarding 500 children every single month, but we are dealing with the tip of the iceberg. the public will say it's not robust enough. if this is the tip of the iceberg, let's get the iceberg? right, but i can't... i don't

. >>> a union official says the fire official has been gone for weeks. our media partner spoke with deputy cef who said she is caring for a sick family member. she faced criticism for lax in inspections following the warehouse fire. the city does not comment on the leave status of employees. >>> the north bay is being just battered during all these storms we've been getting. highway 37 is closed between 101 and alt atherton avenue. >> the highway may not open for several days. wayne freedman talked about some who are navigating high water. >> reporter: after a wet, gray day, the north bay is ready for peaceful sleep. they don't want another morning like the one we just had. this is san anselmo, when this clydes and the creek threatened to turn into a river bed. >> it's brutal. >> reporter: casey had ten minutes to move her stuff to higher ground for the fifth time this rainy season. >> i've been open for business five days in january. i'm not alone with that. that's so many people on this avenue. >> reporter: one county north, the community who says it's

they were about to enter building c to help and union officials said that floyd radioed no. >> as the inmates attempted to take over the building, sergeant floyd told a couple of the lieutenants to get out of the building it was a trap. >> and union leader says that the the selflessness that defines him. his fellow officers were in tears. >> this has absolutely been the hardest day of my life. >> they use the this afternoon's press conference to blast former governor jack markell who he says helped to implement wider freedoms for violent inmates without adding staff. >> these issues, staffing retention and short ables, overtime, we have been talking about these issues for quite sometime. >> what exactly went down inside of the prison whether staffing played a role is still unclear. what is clear, a dedicated officer, grandfather and father and husband is now dead. >> his wife told me at 12:20 last night she was sitting at her couch and looked at the front door because that is the time that steve came through the door after working a shift and she couldn't believe he wasn't coming thro

union officials said that would eat into workers earnings because it would decrease overtime pay. they requested a hike in base pay too. executives say they may have to review family allowances and other benefits to secure enough funds for the raise. >>> japanese maker toshiba is struggling. the head of japan's largest business organization is calling on other japanese companies to offer their support. he wants to keep toshiba's technology in the country. the chairman of the japan business federation called toshiba the crown jewel of japanese industry. >> translator: toshiba produces one of japan's most important technologies. it's not desirable for an overseas company to acquire the japanese makers top level engineers and technologies. >> he added that the whole industry sector needs to support toshiba to protect japan's security and national interest. they are interesting spinning off it's chip business and selling a majority stake in the new company. it's projecting a loss of over $6 billion from its u.s. nuclear operations in the current business year. >>> japanese government

. >>> a union official says the fire official has been gone for weeks.ur media partner spoke with deputy chief who said she is caring for a sick family member. she faced criticism for lax in inspections following the warehouse fire. the city does not comment on the leave status of employees. >>> the north bay is being just battered during all these storms we've been getting. highway 37 is closed between 101 and alt atherton avenue. >> the highway may not open for several days. wayne freedman talked about some who are navigating high water. >> reporter: after a wet, gray day, the north bay is ready for peaceful sleep. they don't want another morning like the one we just had. this is san anselmo, when this clydes and the creek threatened to turn into a river bed. >> it's brutal. >> reporter: casey had ten minutes to move her stuff to higher ground for the fifth time this rainy season. >> i've been open for business five days in january. i'm not alone with that. that's so many people on this avenue. >> reporter: one county north, the community who says it's

this all comes after the president met with harley-davidson executives and union officials at the whiteouse yesterday reiterating his promise to create more manufacturing jobs. the president also met with a bipartisan group of senators to discuss trade reform and rge them to, quote, speed up the renegotiation of nafta. >> maybe we do it -- maybe we do a new nafta and put an extra "f" in there. for free and fair trade. i don't care if it's a renovation of nafta or a brand new nafta, but we have to make it fair. it's unfair to the american worker and very, very unfair to companies that do business in this couny. >>> turning to numbers now, new polling shows president trump's job approval under water as americans size up his major moves on several policy fronts. in a gallup poll conducted monday and tuesday, half of americans, 52% disapprove of his job performance. 43% approve. 47% believe he's moving too fast. 35% think he's running at the right pace. while 10% want even quicker action. that compares unfavorably with president obama at the same time in 2009 when 63% felt his pace was righ

now one high ranging union official said the administration's focus on the border could make recruiting a little easier. kate is back with the details. >> reporter: president trump's plan to build a wall along the u.s./mexico border may be controversial. but they're feeling optimistic. the council representing some 16,500 border patrol agents. the unit traditionally has not endorsed the presidential candidate threw its weight behind trump in the election. his plan to build the wall with an additional 5,000 agents which may prove to be a challenge for the u.s. customs and border patrol agency which is already had working to fill 1,700 positions. they said policies including catch and release and the deferred action for childhoods arrivals program have inhibited their abilities. >> many people who have left the agency have left because they got sold a false bill of goods. they were told they would be doing a high speed tactical job and it turned out to be anything but that. i believe agents will get back to enforcing the law and that i think will help to retain people might be thinking ab

union official say mechanics have been chasing cracks on this model of train for years. at a news conference septa managers said natalie exact cause was not clear, and as for a fix. >> the repairs, i cannot exactly speculate. we don't want to rush them yet >> a lot of the response here has been right. >> reporter: agencies representing commute's cross the delaware valley. he and septa have repeatedly said to be prepared for crowding and longer waits. this is the second crisis in seven months, for the transit authority, and a third of the silver liner five regional rail fleet was sidelined after a major beam developed stress cracks. it was months before the cars were fixed, and still, mitchell is on septa's side with how this latest incident, was was handled. >> everybody looked at this and said we will take safe course, pull these cars out of service this will we are confident that all of them can run safely. >> reporter: now septa tells me that they hope to know by the end of the week how this happened and how they will accomplish that? well, they will do some metal tes

. >> yeah, a little bling on old vice president pence is with a european union official.ck out the flag behind the vice president. it has 51 stars. >> of course, we all know the usual flag has 50 star, one for every state. even the star alignment was wrong. a real american flag has five rows of six stars and four rows of five stars. >> whoever was responsible for this typo, i have a feeling they're in trouble. up next, angelina jolie, the last time we saw her in cambodia she was talking about the very difficult split from brad pitt. >> but this time it's as if she were on an episode of survivor. she is eating and cooking all sorts of delicious things. look at that. taking on her kids and a reporter, jolie says a spider's flavor is really good. and that it's hard to chew on a scorpion. >> i always thought it was difficult. one of her kids said some tasted like unflavored chips. jolie, that's appetizing. jolie will be on "good morning america" ler about bug dishes. >> almost like our chips this morning. >> kind of. >> nope. >>> okay, so what do you expect when you combine a

a union official said that the sergeant steven floyd saved his colleagues lives by washing them that inmates had set a trap. they say that floyd called out to warn officers who were coming to his aid after he was forced into a closet. floyd was a 16 year veteran with the prison. he was the first corrections officer in delaware to be killed. using sharp octobers the inmates took four prison workers hostage wednesday morning during that 18 hour standoff. three others were either released or were rescued. >>> the first united states jobs report of the year will be released this morning at 5:30. some economists predict it'll have good news with employers adding 1 75,000 jobs last month. the unemployment rate holding steady at 4 preponderate 7%. it's in line with last year's jobs gain of about 18 5,000 jobs per month. >>> it's official. snap chat is going public. the parent company of the popular app filed for the ipo saying hopes to raise $3 billion. their public offering is expected to be the largest since 2014. they are known for disappearing messages, it said it has more than 150 mill

a top european union official says donald trump is 1 of 3 "existential threats" to the eu. senior foreign affairs correspondent greg palkot explains from london. >> europe is afraid. less than two weeks into the administration of president donald trump and the leader of the european union is branding longtime close ally the u.s. a threat. >> the change in washington puts the european union in a difficult situation. with the new administration seeming to put into question the last 70 years of american foreign policy. >> leaders point to his encouragement of uk prime minister theresa may about britain's exit from the eu as well as criticism by a trump aided that germany is undervaluing the euro to exploit the u.s. in trade. >> translator: we tried to stand on ground in the global market with competitive products in fair competition with everybody else. >> add to that, trump's criticism of nato, his apparent friendliness with russian president vladimir putin and the ongoing anger over the executive order on immigration. europe is hoping for the best but fearing the worst. >> i

union officials say the move will make services potentially dangerous.porarily to lose their free—range status. farmers have been forced to keep their hens indoors since december to limit the spread of bird flu and eu rules say that eggs from hens that have been inside for 12 successive weeks can't be labelled as free—range. our business correspondent, emma simpson, reports. we eat more than 10 million free—range eggs a day, they're now being relabelled with stickers like this. these free—range hens should be roaming outside, but they've been kept indoors, like all hens since december. restrictions are being scaled back today, but the owner of these birds says his hens are staying in, even though it means they'll lose their free—range status. we can't allow our hens to go out. we would have to net an area the size of 16 football pitches, it's just totally impractical. we've lost the free—range status, but this is an eu technicality. we believe they're free—range. they're the same great egg, they taste the same. the industry has now decided that it's simp

union officials say the move will make services potentially dangerous. the murder of the half—brother of north korea's leader. the women allegedly smeared a deadly chemical over kim jong—nam's face at an airport earlier this month. they could face the death penalty if convicted. the senior police officer, who takes the lead on issues of child protection, has suggested that people caught viewing indecent images of children should not always face a criminal charge. simon bailey said police forces were overwhelmed by the scale of the problem and he said police should focus on the most dangerous paedophiles. mr bailey has been speaking to our home editor, mark easton. saying the unsayable, the chief constable who believes paedophiles who view images of child sexual abuse should not necessarily be prosecuted. simon bailey argues, with resources stretched, those deemed to pose a very low—risk of physically abusing children might simply be arrested, monitored and rehabilitated rather than take it to court. we are arresting 400 men every month for viewing indece

they let's with labor union officials. allegiance will be to the american workers into american business the 1980s and i remember this you are victims of a trading abuse when they were dumping all sorts of competitors all over the place. and ronald reagan accepted and he put large tariffs and you wouldn't be talking about it right now if he didn't do that. but we are to help you also. they said they appreciated the president's interest in a strengthening american manufacturing and they jumped on their bikes and rolled. back to you in new york. the government is out with the january jobs report this morning and it will be the first report issued for president trump. they are expected to rise 175,000 from 156,000 in december. 4.7 percent. we will have complete coverage in the analysis and analysis of the january jobs report the jobs in america on mornings with maria and that starts at 8:00 a.m. eastern time. ahead of the jobs report in asia this is how stocks traded. opened today down half of 1%. it closes under 19,000. but

workers of america do to black leadership the steel workers genius the naacp led by the labor union official and all of this power and uh dawson machine was the most powerful political organization on the planet earth. illinois has a lot of electoral votes. you don't win illinois unless you win chicago. and is led by william dawson. and down to the previous mayor for racism and nominated a man named richard daley. the democratic machine and. and the power of chicago to lead the world though of an international news event with the unions and the churches to leverage the power with the lynching of emmett till but a national movement but regional and local with bill long and slow patient at local level at the loss of many of their lives in the south into a national movement institutional infrastructure that elevates him to world historical status and that started in the abyss recreated in a tool shed. they call this a reading. i am on the podium. it is traditional. >> the glorification of one race to always has been a recipe for murder. to remain a recipe for toxic self hatred and remains the s

steelworkers union, the naacp, a militant naacp led by a labor union official. oh, i'm i'm leaving out the main thing, the dawson machine in chicago which was the black political machine was the most powerful political organization on the planet earth. illinois has a lot of electoral votes. you don't when illinois lets you in chicago. they talk call it the daley machine but the black political machine in chicago led by william dawson is a mixed bag, like most politicians. he had dumped the previous mayor for racism and has neglected the black community and they installed a fellow named richard daley. okay, the daley machine them. white folk get to name stuff, i guess. but nonetheless, we're talking about the power of chicago that turns into a huge megaphone that pushes the movement that was the world know, turns us into an international news event. it turns an international movement, the unions, the churches, the naacp. these are institutions that have national fingers. they leverage the power of these institutions and build the national movement a protest of th

a union official says sergeant floyd saved the lives of his colleagues by hollering out a warping that a trap as they stormed the building in an attempt to rescue floyd and other hostages. he was a 16-year veteran employee. using sharp objects the inmates took four prison workers hostage wednesday morning. it was an 18-hour standoff. the three others were either released or rescued. >>> all right. our time, checking in with mike and gasia. >> thank you, dave. >>> president trump speaking out about protests across the country. more on his latest remarks as businesses in berkeley continue to clean up after a violent demonstration. >>> the louvre museum in paris comes under attack. new information that we're learning about a terrorist threat. >>> good morning. you can see traffic is moving along slowly in some areas still. and it looks like it may have been raining here a little bit just a little while ago. there is something right now on that san mateo bridge. we will let you know more about that coming up. >>> the main system has gone through. we still have rain lingering around. i thin

. >>> and vice president mike pence is in brussels today for meetings with nato and european union officialsresident and his wife and daughter visited a nazi concentration camp. they placed a wreath at the center of the camp. more than 200,000 people were held at dachau. and about 40,000 died there. >>> the vice president also addressed a security conference in munich during his overseas stint. at that same conference, lindsey graham urged the president to take action against russia over alleged attempts to interfere in the u.s. presidential elections. graham told a group of world leaders that congress needed to get involved to make sure russia faced consequences. >> to my friend mr. lavrov, i hope you finally suffer some consequences for what you and your regime have been doing to democracies in 2017 is going to be a year of kicking russia in the ass in congress. >> some tough language there. he says he plans to introduce a bipartisan motion for new sanctions against russia. russia has repeatedly denied meddling in the election. >> some people calling it tough language. others getting a qui

the vice president is now traveling to brussels for a meeting with nato and european union officials. >>> in montgomery county a search is on for a hit-and-run driver who ran over a 2-year-old in ambler. doing better tonight but jennifer joes spoke with neighbors fed up with speeding drivers. >> i came outside because i was about to take my son to the park. and i heard like neighbors running down screaming that a 2-year-old got hit. >> next an emergency transporter, a neighbor shared this with us, shows a helicopter landing at knights park in ambler as people in police gathered. minutes after a 2-year-old was struck by a hit-and-run driver >> sad. i saw when the kid got into the helicopter and it was really sad. >> reporter: the accident happened before dark on saturday at the intersection of spring garden street. megan been son knows the young victim well >> i ran upstairs, grabbed a blanket and pushed through people and gave him a blanket and i was like what else can i do? >> i just want god to bless that kid. >> reporter: he was flown to chop and is very lucky. police tell us he's

the crowd including parents, union officials and teachers from other schools were carrying signs andg. >> it was really wonderful to visit this school and i look forward to many visits of many great public schools, both in d.c. and across the country. thanks very much. >>> msg has banned former new york knicks charles oakley for life according to multiple reports. this after oakley was involved in a scuffle with madison square guards security officials in which he was handcuffed and arrested. he was feuding with james dolan and kelly, associated press now quoting mr. dolan as saying that he does ban charles oakley from the garden but he says, quote, hopefully it will not be forever. end quote. >> wow. >> that was amazing. i mean, they really had to wrestle him down and out of there. >> we'll see. we'll see. he says, quote, hopefully it won't be forever. there's another chapter on this coming. >> i'm sure. thank you, sue. >> sure. >> have a good one. >>> president donald trump meeting with japanese prime minister today and here's what the president had to say about taxes and trade. >>

european union officials inuested that the lse divest government bonds.he lse said it could not commit and would not submit a remedy proposal. donald trump is proposing major defense increases and big cuts to the environmental protection agency. to white house officials said the outline of the budget will be made public as early as today. governors have been told millions of americans could lose their health plans after republicans plans to replace obamacare. gained coverage under the american affordable care act. trump wantsuse says nobody to lose coverage. macron has won a third endorsement in a week, suggesting he is in favorite to win the upcoming election. leader le pen .xpected to win the first round the south korean constitutional court holds its final hearing on the impeachment of the president. the court will rule on the legality of her impeachment within two weeks. meanwhile, the country's prime minister has rejected calls to extend the investigation into the scandal. nato country shins and focus on security. it the countries present told bloomb

the european union officials requested they divest nps and electronic trading platforms using governmentonds, but they said they could not commit to divestment and would not submit a remedy proposal. major trump is proposing defense spending increases and big cuts to the environmental protection agency, state department, and other federal agencies. that's according to a person familiar with the plan. two white house officials say the outline will be made public the day after tomorrow. the president is scheduled to address congress tomorrow night. u.s. governors have been told that millions of americans who lose their health coverage under republican plans to replace obamacare. say around 20rms million people gained coverage under the fort of health care act. the white house says president trump wants nobody to lose coverage. presidentialnt candidate emmanuel macron has won his third endorsement in a week, favorite to win the upcoming election. the far right leader is expected to win the first ballot, but is slated to lose in the second round. court holds its final hearing today on the im

union official says that sergeant steven floyd called out to officers coming to his aid that inmatesad set a trap. authorities are now not say how floyd died, it ended when police used a backhoe to break into a building. talk 6 -- fox 6. mobile already conducts government sanctioned trade with havana, the new packed centers on projects including marketing studies, promotion, and strategies. and this is a live look at narrow, or affiliate fox 5. mexican drug lord makes a court appearance, lawyers complaining conditions are to strict. he was extradited to the u.s. last month. that is tonight's live look outside the beltway from "special report." we are outside the beltway too ininininin >> bret: welcome back to los angeles. road trip edition of "special report." hollywood, the entertainment industry, a major economic and cultural force. it is also a very liberal force, and many of the top people in show business are quite vocal about their dislike of president trump. senior correspondent adam housley looks at that for us tonight. >> i am outraged. >> from the streets of d.c. and new yo

she is online but union officials haven't seen her in three weeks.ording to the "chronicle," nobody really knows where she is. any calls to the woman are being required to the depth -- referred to the deputy chief. the city administrator has been running the daily fire department meetings. she has been criticized since the ghost ship fire in december for failing to inspect large commercial buildings. >>> coming up an unusual image from today's storm. where this snake was caught going to higher ground. >> i hope not crows to my house. pescadero creek is still flooding. the flood for southeast and san mateo counties has been extended until 9:30. we'll talk about when rain returns and when it finally, finally will make its exit. that's next. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, nervous day watching the alhambra creek. flood-prone - >>> back on storm watch now. east bay neighbors spent a nervous day watching the alhambra creek. the waterway is particularly flood-prone which is bad news for downtown businesses in martinez. john ramos shows us the great lengthses the c

a union official said that sergeant steven floyd saved lives by yelling out a warning to them that inmates had set a trap as they stormed the building in an attempt to rescue him and other hostages. floyd was a 16 year veteran employee and was the first corrections officer in delaware to be killed. using sharp objects the inmates took four prison workers hostage wednesday morning during that 18 hour standoff. the other three were released or rescued. >>> let's check in with what's coming up in the next hour. >> happy friday. coming up in the next hour i'm one of those, not afraid to admit who watches the super bowl for the commercials and the snacks. i cannot wait to pick apart the can commercials we will see during sunday's super bowl here on fox 2. we are talking live with an ad executive who can talk about how much the companies spending for that precious air time and what they are doing to make sure they get their money's worth. >>> also a story about two strangers brought together by the boston marathon bombing. a spectator injured by the bomb is marrying the firefighter who rushed to

union official says that sergeant steven floyd called out to officers coming to his aid that inmates set a trap. authorities are now not say how floyd died, it ended when police used a backhoe to break into a building. talk 6 -- fox 6. mobile already conducts government sanctioned trade with havana, the new packed centers on projects including marketing studies, promotion, and strategies. and this is a live look at narrow, or affiliate fox 5. mexican drug lord makes a court appearance, lawyers complaining conditions are to strict. he was extradited to the u.s. last month. that is tonight's live look outside the beltway from "special report." we are outside the beltway too in los angeles. we will be right back. >> announcer: this program is project to buy pfizer hello, i'm an idaho potato farmer and i finally found our big idaho potato truck. it's been touring the country telling folks about our heart healthy idaho potatoes, america's favorite potatoes, and donating to local charities along the way. but now it's finally back home where it belongs. aw man. hey, wait up. where you goin'

led by a labor union official all of this power the dawson machine in chicago which is a black political machine is the most powerful political organization on the planet earth. illinois has lot of electoral votes. you don't win illinois and less you in chicago. the black political machine in chicago led by william dawson who is a mixed bag like most politicians have dumped the previous mayor for racism and has neglected the lack community. the daily machine then. nonetheless, we are talking about the power of chicago that turns into a huge megaphone that pushes the movement that lets the world now it turns us into an international news event it turns us into a national union. they are institutions that had national fingers. they leverage the power and build a national movement in protest against a national movement it was people who have been doing long slow patient organizing for a long time at the loss of many of their lives in the south and it took those local movement into a national international movement by providing infrastructure to change the united states of america. in the po

a union official says teresa reed has been gone for weeks now and our bay area media partner said reed is caring for a sick family member. reebtly, she faced criticism for lax inspections follow the deadly ghost ship warehouse fire. the city does not comment on the leave status of its employees. >>> a new traffic system is being tresed to prevent wrong-way driving across california. the preventive system uses wrong-way signs. if those fail, a radar camera on the exit ramp will trigger a flashing light and send a photo of the wrong-way driver's vehicle to law enforcement offices. there are 17 test locations in the sacramento area. if the two-year program proves successful, it could be rolled out all around the state. >>> in today's gma first look, an investigation underway into the mysterious death of a young american woman in panama. >> reporter: in this morning's gma first look, a mystery on a tiny pan manian island, a globe trotting 23-year-old from new york, catherine found dead in paradise. she was visiting an explorer's dream, this youtube video showing epic hikes and pristine bea

a union official said that sergeant steven floyd saved the lives of his colleagues by yelling out a warninghat inmates had set a trap as they stormed the building in an attempt to rescue floyd and other hostages. lloyd was a 16 year veteran prison employee and the first officer in del tell to be killed. using sharp objects the inmates took four prison workers hostage wednesday morning during that 18 hour stabbedoff. the other three were released or rescued. >>> also new, the labor department just released a latest employment report and is shows employers ramped up hiring in january adding 227,000 jobs. that's much higher than economists expected. it's the first job report of the year. i will look to see how wall street is responding this morning to that report. the rate did tick up a bit to 4.8%t. was at 4.7% in december and lacks like the numbers going to head higher on that news. >>> japan reportedly it is working on a deal to create 700,000 jobs here in the united states. the proposal is expected to be presented next week when the prime minister and president meet. reportedly it calls fo

union officials say floyd is the first corrections officer ever killed in the line of duty in delaware:0 6:. i'm iain page. >> i'm lucy noland. sergeant floyd was 47 years old, spent his entire career in the james t. vaughn correct al facility in smyrna. here's what we know right now. prisoners got control of one of the buildings late yesterday morning taking three corrections officers and a counselor hosta hostage. after 15 hours of negotiations, and two hostages released, officers forced their way into the building early this morning. they found sergeant steven floyd unresponsive an short time later he died. >> my prayers all day yesterday was that this event would end with a different result. >> so many questio

we are told that she is on leave but union officials say that they haven't seen her in three weeks.ccording to the "chronicle," nobody really knows where she is. any calls to theresa reed are being referred to the deputy chief right now. the city administrator has also been running daily fire department meetings. she has been criticized since oakland's ghost ship fire in december. >>> san jose police officers are getting a pay raise. city council just approved a 3 year deal that gives officers an immediate 10% raise. it also gives them a $5,000 bonus. the mayor says the new contract is critical to keep officers on the force. ♪[ music ] >>> time now 6:39. two of the bay area's biggest cities could be among the first in the states to install speed cameras. >> and all the recent storm activity has punched a huge hole in one of california's largest dams. ,, ,, where a massive hole surfaced. floodwaters added to the trouble - forcing concrete the air. >>> repairs in store for one of the state's largest dams where a massive hole surfaced. floodwaters added to the trouble forcing concrete

sons of ben because they have a crazy following, i bet they would go and get all up. >> union tattoo from the officialr. what a regal name that is, i'm official philadelphia union tattoo officer. >> you know what i mean? that is pretty cool. we will see what happens. let us know if you apply then. >> okay, great gig. >> 6:55. >> police are still giving us an update behind two violent sexual assaults in new castle county delaware what they are saying now about the suspect, now that it is morning for a lot have of woman out there, lauren? >>> a 22-year old is here at northwest detectives answering questions from police after an elaborate tail of a carjacking with a four year-old inside but all made up we will tell you exactly what happened after the break. fios is not cable. we're wired differently. so we wired the wagner's house with 150 meg internet. which means that in the time it takes mr. wagner to pour a 20oz. cup of coffee, tommy can download 40 songs, and jan can upload 180 photos. 12 seconds. that's the power of fiber optics. get 150 meg internet with equal upload and download speeds, tv and ph

reporter: later at the white house as you mentioned president trump met with labor union officials as well as harley-davidson executives around promised trade deals that will help them all. >> our allegiance is to american workers and american businesses like harley-davidson. we're very strong. in the 1980s, i remember this, you were victims of trading abuse, big trading abuse where they were dumping all sorts of competitors all over the place and ronald reagan stepped in and he put on large tariffs and you wouldn't be talking about harley-davidson right now if he didn't do that. but we're going to help you too. reporter: after the meeting the harley people came out of the west wing. said they appreciated the president's interest in strengthening american manufacturing. they jumped on their bikes and rolled. melissa. melissa: pretty cool. peter, thank you very much for that. david: president trump putting iran on notice. oil doesn't seem to care shrugging off president's new threats. it was down slightly, $53.54. first loss in three sessions. gold logging its highest close since mid-n

european union officials has set a deadline of february the 20th for greece to complete this review ofbailout. let us get the latest from athens. and our guest is still with us. let us talk about this and figure out what is going on. do the politics in athens in any way dictate that these deadlines are going to be hit? >> the politics in athens generally in the past have never dictated that the soft headlines would be hits. whenever you have a hard deadline of the money running out is when you are more likely to hit them and that will not happen until the summer with the schedule. this deadline next week is unlikely. it has more to do with the european election schedule. both elections next month. that is getting a bit tight. of thehere is a need greek real economy. the longer this ring drags out, the more likely it is that the ims gloomier focus will become -- gloomier forecast will become a self-fulfilling forecast. guy: do we need a change of government? cuts that theng imf is talking about to become a reality? >> let us take a step back and question why tsipras and the greek govern

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the big concern about is the official time when they are on the clock but they are doing union that could produce. i filed a bill for the last several sessions one and report from opm official time spent by federal workers. is this something either one of you had died or have had a request to do it your duty? i'll start with you, mr. horwitz. >> we have not had that request. i think the only component of the gop the union, but most of them do not have. >> is that something you would do if you are requested to do? >> what effect it is considered the issue with my auditors about it and try and understand better what it would entail for us. >> opm has produced in the past but they don't do routinely. that's my issue. >> we've never had a request to do it. >> you think is important? >> i would have to check once again to see how strong the union is in the number of members and whether or not there would be -- >> in some cases that their full-time job is to be the union representative and official time to do is not. i think that is a significant event that ought to be monitored. >> mr. dahl. >

union. we don't call first addresses official states of the union, but here the pressure on the president to put some details, especially for republicans right now getting hammered at town halls on health care. he has got to offer his party some direction on where he plans to go on replacement for obamacare. where he plans to go on tax reform. where he plans to go on infrastructure spending. a lot of promises made without details. now a bunch of elected republicans getting hammered on obamacare. he has got to be able to give them something to start defending themselves at those town halls. that will be the dominant story line of the week let alone perhaps of the month as we finally see where the president will prioritize all of these promises that he's been making in that first speech to congress. don't miss all of our coverage we have all week long on today, nightly, and, of course, meet the press. >>> coming up this morning on the "today" show, an exclusive interview with former president george w. bush. discuss news of the day and new book, portrait of courage profile lg veterans. >>> new

corrections officers union blames state officials for ignoring chronic staffing shortages. >>> philadelphia friends and family came together to remember a philadelphia grandmother who lost her life to a hit and run driver. candle light vigil and prayer walk took place in west philadelphia in memory of catherine brown. she was run down last month while crossing the street with her grandchildren near 57th and girard. family continues to hold out hope that brown's killer will be found. >> i really don't want to be in the city anymore as long as i know my mother's killer is on the loose. hard for me to grasp the concept my mother has been killed. >> police are looking for a newer model white minivan seen here in this surveillance image. >>> woman charged with killing three wilmington firefighters says she's not guilty. 27-year-old appeared in court yesterday via closed circuit tv and pleaded not guilty. she's charged with starting a deadly fire on lake view road last september. investigators say she was drunk and angry at her stepmother. three wilmington firefighters died battling that fire. >>