a 67-year-old man was found unresponsive offshore on saturday. days before that, another man was found unresponsive at the very same beach. officials say he was snorkeling alone when he was found. authorities say ocean conditions work calm. >>> a fiery crash left one person dead and another injured near mclaren park. this happened this afternoon. police say the two vehicles were going in opposite directions when they slammed into each other. one of the cars burst into flames. firefighters got it under control, but one person died at the scene. the other driver was rushed to the hospital. the cause of the crash is under investigation.>>> a good samaritan grabbed water glasses and try to save a man on fire. it happened this morning near the 24th street bart station. at this point it is unclear if he was attacked or set himself on fire. police say they are not actively seeking any suspects. >>> san francisco could have a new interim mayor. the city leaders vote to replace london breed. our political reporter is at city hall where the board of superv

days before that, a 50-year-old man of oakland was found unresponsive at the same beach.officials say he was snorkeling alone when he was found. >>> a man died after he fell into a water pipe. crews found the body and officials say they were forced to reduce water flow during the investigation. it is not a threat to the drinking water, but they are asking people to conserve. >>> remembering the real-life rosie the riveter. >>> the california snow pack is at 23%. this is good news. a winter storm warning for the sierra. coming up, when we will see rainfall returning. we will talk about that coming up. loyal fans in oakland are saying not so fast... nty to >>> as the rangers kickoff -- the raiders kickoff a season in las vegas, local people are saying not so fast. this group, we stand with oakland, say that they are paving the way for a similar lawsuit against the raiders. fight to keep the raiders in oakland, fight to keep the colors and the name, or sue for money to pay back the $83 million bond debt in renovations >> if the raiders leave and go to las vegas, we have to m

(catherine) both men died after being found unresponsive at a maui beach... drownings - only days apart it happened at kama-olay beach park in maui...a popular tourist spot. the most recent death was saturday - and the other bay area victim died last thursday. saturday's incident involved a 67- year-old man from castro valley. a first responder says the man had been snorkeling with friends about 20 yards offshore.the friends noticed that he wasn't moving and brought him in to try to revive him.....but the manwas pronounced dead at the scene. last thursday - at the same beach - a 50-year-old man from oakland diedafter he was found unresponsive in knee-deep water. beachgoers found him floating face down. he'd been snorkeling alone. the men's identities haven't been publicly released yet. it turns out that snorkeling is a leading cause of tourist deaths in hawaii.. health department numbers show that since 2005 -- more than 128 visitors have drowned while snorkeling in hawaii's waters. most were men in their 50's and 60's - and more than 40 percent of them had h

last thursday - at the same beach - a 50-year-old man from oakland diedafter he was found unresponsive in knee- deep water. beachgoers found him floating face down. the men's identities have not been publicly released . (steve)a man seriously hurt after being found on fire in a san francisco alley. now investigators are trying to figure out how it all happened. it happened near the 24th street bart station in the mission district. kron 4's haaziq maduyn talked to witnesses. a woman heading to work makes a grim discovery...a man engulfed in flames...sotit happened tuesday morning here in an alley at osage and 24th street in san francisco, a few steps away from the 24th street bart station. witnesses say a man was spotted sleeping in the alley and shortly after he was seen covered in flames. when the female good samaratin saw that she sprung into action. san francisco police lt. rachel murphy picks it up from theresot

that robot turned out to be quite unresponsive.arming robot called sophia who i had a conversation with, a humanoid robot. we were expecting her about one hour before she turned up. she seems to be a bit shy. when she did come out she had quite a good conversation with me, although i have submitted my questions in advance and she had plenty of time to think about them and she didn't appear to be stumped. that is what we love, isn't it, questions in advance. thank you very much. we will see you soon. we will leave you do it. so much for him to do. he is having a lot of fun along with dave lee. and we have a whole page on the website, the technology page, do go when you have time, lots of information on ces and what's going on. well, let's stay with technology. despite having its boss behind bars, samsung electronics appears to be going from strength to strength. the south korean tech company has released its earnings guidance this morning and while it's missed analysts expectations, it's expecting a record quarterly profit in the fo

he is in critical condition this morning and was unresponsive as of last night.hose two 13-year-olds boys were also transported in a private car to the hospital. they were shot in the legs. they are expected to survive their injuries. back at the scene, investigators were still trying to piece together what may have happened and who the gunman is. again, 16 spent shell casings were found at the scene from a large caliber gun. take a listen. >> it appears that a dark colored vehicle, four-door, fired shots while traveling south on 24th from ridge so at this time it appears to be a drive-by shooting. >> reporter: and police don't know who the intend target wathey donnelly it's -- t believe it's the 13-year-old boys. they're looking through surveillance footage and they've interviewed witnesses as well. at this point there is no known motive. reporting in spring garden, jeanette reyes channel6 "action news." alicia. >> all right, jeanette, thank you. >>> a mother and her boyfriend are facing charges in the death of her four-year-old son. abington township police say

on saturday, a 67-year-old man was snorkeling with friends when he became unresponsive and died.drowned in knee- deep water also. >>> more than 50,000 people have now been evacuated in the philippines as that country's most active volcano continues to erupt. the volcano began erupting last week and sent tens of thousands of villagers to evacuation center's. authorities have expanded the evacuation zone warning of more deadly eruptions may be coming in days. >>> we would check in with bill martin right now and we kind of had this possible rain on? >> this one looks like it is shaping up nicely to bring us a bunch of rain and snow in the mountains. i think the downside is that some of the long-range models that after this, we might be coming to a dry spell, which is what we do not need. in the meantime, we are going to be set up with this low pressure center that it's in here on wednesday afternoon. you can see the system has the moisture with it and here is the very cold air. whenever you see that, just know that is indicative of what we will get. the ocean out there is cold but w

when they found roommate unresponsive in his bunk. the deputy called for help and started cpr but was unsuccessful. the inmate is not being named so far. >>> just into the newsroom, san francisco police are investigating the suspicious death after a man was found set on fire in an alley. this happened tuesday morning at osage and 24th streets. a woman was walking past the alley when she saw smoke. she ran to a nearby cafe to get a bucket of water to pour over the man. so far there are no suspects in the investigation. >>> happening now, the board of regionents is voting on a possible tuition like. it would amount to about $340 extra per year. the president says the state is giving the uc system less money than expected. ahead of the decision we talked with several students who will be impacted. >> i think it is ridiculous. they're already overcharging us for a lot of insignificant things. they seem to be paying more attention to the sports than to academics. and they overcharge us in miscellaneous things like printing. $350 may not se

. >> reporter: state police say the woman was unresponsive inside a ford explorer parked here just before:30. as customers came and went, gassing up their cars and grabbing hot coffee, attempts to revive the woman failed. police do not know how long the woman was here. >> we need to make sure that everybody is taken care of. i think that's probably the reason why. >> reporter: police say there was no foul play involved and they won't be sure of the cause of death until the medical examiner rules. the extreme cold is a possibility. police did not department if i& the woman publicly a few hours later philadelphia police found a 53-year-old woman unresponsive inside a van here on the 4,000 block of fair dale road in the northeast. once again, attempts to revive her proved unsuccessful. >> you can easily freeze to death in a car like that. i heard on the news that you can get frost bite in 30 minutes. >> reporter: police aren't sure if the plunging temperatures may have played roll in this woman's death. they say she had recently been evicted from a home and was sleeping in the van. the medic

a few hours later philadelphia n unresponsive inside a van here on the of fair dale road in the northeast. once again, attemptsiv her proved unsuccessful. >> you can easily freeze to death i that. i heard on the news that you can get frostre bn't sure if the plunging temperatures may have also played a role in thisad w recenn evicted from home and may have been s van. medical examiner will determine the cause of death. >> what are theo o alike cases and the same day. that's crazy. >> reporter: now police say autopsies are scheduled for tomorrow morning. of those sometime and we will report those to you tomorrow. of the two women publicly. iain? >> all right, d >>> water is back on in northeast philadelphia but folks are still cleaning up huge wate. many people waking up to floods in theirng. the 8-inch water main break medford and minute to mud, water and ice and affected about 125 homes. is see is back on. >>> well three kids mcdonald's o walk home in the frigid cold.see coats and now the man who dropped them off in jail. detais in easton, pennsylvania. >> reporter: it degrees out whea m

tragic r found unresponsive in knee-deep water, cause of death a mystery. >> all i know is accident during swimming or snorkeling. >> reporter: two bay area men died at same beach days apart. one discovered facedown in water on saturday, bear on thursday. 50-year-old an oakland realtor. business partner heidi williams says she was with him in maui, made comment in the maui news, saying that he was not snorkeling alone. she was with him, not beside him and confused as to what happened. bill is expert diver. can't speculate on what happened but said it's important to research the water before you get into it. >> don't dive beyond your ability. >> reporter: cheryl hurd, nbc bay area news. >>> a nationwide blood shortage is reaching critical levels this evening. red cross needs blood. 550 blood drives forced to cancel due to winter weather in january, according to american red cross officials, flu epidemic is not making it easier. >> not much work and can save a life. hour or two out of your day can make a big difference. >> several drives are set up in bay area. check out the website. >>> con

officers noticed that he was unresponsive and died at the hospital. ( darya ) in the east bay...nton elementary school was put on lockdown while police searched for burglars. authorities say a home was burglarized on riesling drive yesterday. the nearby vintage hills elementary school was put on lockdown while police searched for the burglars. police arrested three people in connection with the burglary. ( darya ) in response to immigration raid rumors... state attorney general xavier becerra is focusing on new laws that will protect daca recipients in california. there are two new state laws. one which says employers cannot voluntarily share employee information... beccera warning employers that breaking this law could result in hefty fines. < xavier becerra: "regardless of the rumors, the law is the law and people have rights. marc levine/assembly member: "we are not in the immigration business, we are here to protect public safety.>( darya ) assembly member marc levin says the new laws protect immigrants... not ice. ( james ) women have exposed sexual harassment from hollywood

according to court records the little boy became unresponsive and his eyes rolled back and he was in and out of consciousness and his mother began to walk with the child who called police and rushed him to the hospital where he later died. you don't know what is going on you can't protect the child and you don't know what is going on. it's sickening. >> more charges will be filed including a murder charge. once the autopsy is completed. chad pradelli. channel 6 "action news." >> a 15-year-old boy is in police custody accused of killing two classmates inside of a western kentucky high school. the dead were among 14 people shot. five others were injured in the chaos and the shooting happened just as the school day began at har shall county high school in the town of benton. so far investigators did not reveal a motive and the s&p will be charged with murder and attempted murder and world news tonight with divide muir has more from benton, kentucky, next at 6:30 after "action news." >>> pennsylvania congressman pat meehan acknowledged he did have feelings for a congressional aide and in

a 67-year-old castro valley man was also found unresponsive on saturday. his name was not been released. >>> a little bit of shock this morning when emergency officials in san francisco sent a notification out telling residents in low-lying areas to evacuate in case of a tsunami. there was a big earthquake off the coast of alaska. leanne is live with the story. >> reporter: you know what i found out today, kristin? is that people around here are not used to tsunamis, of course, so they aren't really concerned. they even asked me, how do i even prepare for one? according to emergency management, have a to go bag with plenty of clothes, water and a first aid kit for starters. after sending out several notifications at 3:00 this morning, the department of emergency management sent out a tweet, if you are in san francisco and within three blocks of pacific ocean or five blocks of san francisco bay, prepare to evacuate so you'll be ready if evacuation is needed. >> evacuation is a possibility, start getting prepared if necessary and stay tuned for more informat

and that's when police noticed he was unresponsive. they tried to save his life..ad at a nearby hospital. ( darya ) police have arrested a san francisco man for stabbing his own mother to death. his name is islam moustafa the attack happened in the taraval district. police found the 67-year-old woman suffering from multiple stab wounds. police are still trying to figure out what motivated the attack. ( darya ) a w-n-b-a star.. and former cal women's basketball player is suing the u-c board of regents claiming she was sexually assaulted while she was a student athlete. the lawsuit filed in alameda county superior court claims mohamed muqtar (mook-tar) ... sexually assaulted layshia (laysha) clarendon .... when she was an 18 -year-old freshman in 2009. muqtar is the assistant athletic director for student services. according to clarendon... muqtar invited her back to his apartment and assaulted her. the lawsuit claims negligence on part of the u-c regents... which oversee u-c berkely. the school says they have not yet received the lawsuit. ( james ) police are invest

noticed that cooper was unresponsive in his bunk... and called for medical help.ters and an ambulance responded to the scene ..but the inmate was pronounced dead. the contra costa county district attorney's office is investigating the death. the city of san francisco is fighting back against distracted drivers. kron 4's stanley roberts explains in this edition of people behaving badly. according to the sfmta there are 12 hundred intersections in the city of san francisco, so picture drivers like this at every single intersection scrolling through their phones, checking emails and left and right swiping .people so distracted they never see this cominghi, roll your window down, is your license handy? san francisco police traffic officers were out in force near the intersection of octavi

. - most of the governments that have a lot of oil become dictatorships, they become unresponsive to their people because they no longer need to depend on their people for tax revenue. they can get the revenue they need just by pumping oil. - they had provided welfare and benefits to the people in exchange for no taxation in a pretty compliant population. oil has allowed them to do that and political participation has been relatively limited. it has improved but has been limited. - we never hear about the real cautions of the arab, they're going to improve human rights, social justice, and to adopt to new political system, to have a political parties, to allow the sufis to have try freedom inside saudi arabia to allow one to have more freedom, to allow the youth to have access to internet without blocking them and so on. - do the people want reform? want things to change? absolutely. they want it to change generically from within and they see the al saud family as the right structure. so essentially, they have the government they want. the notion of social and resident saudi, well, n

hospital a22-year-old was shot multiple times in the back and leg and he's in critical condition, unresponsivet night. two 13-year-old boys shot in the leg are expected to survive their injuries. investigators are still trying to piece together what may have happened and who the gunman is. >> we know that numerous shots were fired. we found 16 spent shell casings along 24th street and the ridge avenue. they're large caliber. >> reporter: and at this point police still don't know who the intended target was. they don't believe the 13-year-olds were the intended targets given their age but at this point they're interviewing witnesses and looking through some surveillance camera footage. they also do not value motive. reporting lively in spring garden jeanette reyes channel6 "action news." alicia. >> police in delaware county investigating their first murder of the year. officers were called to the 500 block of mosley court. they found the victim shot to death inside a car. at this time police do not have anyone in custody. >> now on "action news" a skiing accident killed a philadelphia man in th

he's in critical condition and was unresponsive as of last night. 13-year-old boys were also transported in a private vehicle to the hospital. they were shot in the legs and are expected to survive their injuries. back at the scene, investigators were still trying to piece together what may have happened and who the gunman was. they found 16 shell casings from a large caliber gun. take a listen to what police have to say. >> it appears that a dark colored vehicle, four-door, fired shots while traveling south on 24th from ridge. so, at this time it appears to be a drive-by shooting. >> reporter: and police don't know who the intended target was. they don't believe it was the 13-year-old boys given their age. at this point they're interviewing witnesses, they're also looking through some surveillance camera footage hoping that will provide them with some clues but they also do not have a known motive. reporting live in spring garden, jeanette reyes channel6 "action news." alicia. >> jeanette, thank you. >>> a mother and her boyfriend are both facing c

and when police arrived they found a man in the road unresponsive and they rushed him to the hospital where he underwent surgery and did not survive. witnesses saw a dark colored car speeding from the scene. >>> a man was killed in southwest philadelphia. the victim was found shot in the neck and back. at this hour police do not have anyone in custody. >>> surveillance video captured the moment that a car smashed into a north yearsy beauty salon as a customer was walking out and the 60-year-old woman was pinned between the car and building in fairfield. she is in stable condition and it appears that the 81-year-old driver hit the gas instead of the brake. >>> new video shows the close encounter with a bear and cub in tennessee. the cub got stuck inside of their suv and the car owner opened the door and got in another vehicle so the two bears could reunite right there. nobody was hurt and maybe you should keep the car door goldilocks next time. sorry. >> still ahead on "action news" another check of the accuweather forecast. you are funny. >> thank you. sky 6 hd showing you the platt b

the driver did not realize what happened and only spotted the victim unresponsive a short time later. the victim was pronounced dead at the scene. >>> new information about the search for two missing toddler's in stockton. the police are saying their parents are not cooperating with the investigation. last week the entire family was reported missing. the parents and three children were found on tuesday living in their car. but the 20 month old twins have not been found. aaron wattles and his wife, princess walker, arrested on charges of felony child abuse and child endangerment. they were in court yesterday on outstanding warrants. both parents have a history of arrests. a friend of wattles who was at the hearing called him a good man. >> basically i continue to support him in to see what the case was about. >> where are the babies? do you know? >> know, i do not. i have no idea. i know he used to come by my house and eat and drink. he's a good man. >> police say they not been able to find photos of the children. if you have any information, call the police. >>> another person is reco

police rushed to their home and found tajeer smith unresponsive. he was taken to the hospital where he was pronounced dead. investigators say the toddler had been beaten by both smith and king after he spilled his serial. they hit the boy in the head and upper body with their hand s and a shoe. >>> city of philadelphia officially announced it wants to be first u.s. city to allow supervised drug injection sites, to combat opioid epidemic. they are taking recommendation of the mayor's opioid task force and are seeking site operators. >> stand alone, solution, but it is one part of an overall strategy. we have an obligation to do everything that we can to prevent those people from dying. >> critics say allowing people to inject themselves under the supervision of the doctor or nurse may under mine prevention and treatment. pennsylvania attorney general josh shapiro is not embracing the idea and says in the statement sanctioning a safe injection site presents public safety concerns and changes in state and federal law would need to occur for these site

officers noticed that he was unresponsive and died at the hospital. ( darya ) in the east bay...olice searched for burglars. authorities say a home was burglarized on riesling drive yesterday. the nearby vintage hills elementary school was put on lockdown while police searched for the burglars. police arrested three people in connection with the burglary. ( darya ) in response to immigration raid rumors... state attorney general xavier becerra is focusing on new laws that will protect daca recipients in california. there are two new state laws being introduced. one which says employers cannot voluntarily share employee information... beccera warning employers that breaking this law could result in hefty fines. < xavier becerra: "regardless of the rumors, the law is the law and people have rights. marc levine/assembly member: "we are not in the immigration business, we are here to protect public safety.>( darya ) assembly member marc levin says the new laws will protect immigrants... not ice. ( james ) women have exposed sexual harassment from hollywood...to even the state capitol

a few hours later philadelphia police found a 53-year-old woman unresponsive inside a van here on the 4,000 block of fair dale road in the northeast. once again, attempts to revive her proved unsuccessful. >> you can easily freeze to death in a car like that. i heard on the news that you can get frost bite in 30 minutes. >> reporter: police aren't sure if the plunging temperatures may have also played a role in this woman's death. they say she had recently been evicted from home and may have been sleeping in the van. medical examiner will determine the cause of death. >> what are the odds? two alike cases and the same day. that's crazy. >> reporter: now police say autopsies are scheduled for tomorrow morning. we should get the results of those sometime and we will report those to you tomorrow. they have not identified either of the two women publicly. iain? >> all right, dave, thank you. >>> water is back on in northeast philadelphia but folks are still cleaning up a mess after a huge water main break. many people waking up to floods in their homes this morning. the 8-inch water main

of tahjir smith was found wandering outside her house the four-year-old laying nearby limp and unresponsiveccording to her confession the mother and her boyfriend keiff king were disciplining the boy for spilling his cereal and made him get in a push up position. they then laid the boy on the bed with his pants and underwear removed, grabbed a blue levi sandel and repeatedly struck him he said king punched tahjir in the back of a head before putting him in an scalding shower and burning him the autopsy also found evidence of several rib fractures and injuries inflicted from a sustainedev eveever event and s not the first time this happened. >> there was significant injuries to this child, some which were revealed externally but much more internally. >> reporter: the boy was pronounced dead by medics at the scene smith just 19 and king 26 are now facing charges of attempted murder, aggravated assault and child endangerment. >> we got to stand up for this young child who can't speak for himself any more because of what they did and that's what we will do in court. >> reporter: the mother tell

he's in critical condition and was unresponsive as of last night.two 13-year-old boys were also transported in a private car to the hospital. they were both shot in the legs and are expected to survive their injuries. back at the scene, investigators were still trying to piece together what may have happened and who the gunman is. take a listen. >> from ballistic evidence we know that numerous shots were fired. we found 16 spent shell casings along 24th street and ridge avenue. they're large caliber. >> reporter: and police still aren't sure who the intended target was. they don't believe it's the 13-year-olds given their ages. they are interviewing witnesses as well as looking over some surveillance camera footage hoping that will give them some clues but at this point, the gunman -- the search for the gunman is ongoing and they don't have a motive in this case just yet. reporting live in spring garden, jeanette reyes, channel6 "action news." alicia. >> all right, jeanette, thank you. >>> new this morning, a philadelphia man has been identified as

one unresponsive. the shooter's still on site. >> at least two students killed.n. a 15-year-old student opening fire right before class. >> this guy is sitting here pulling the trigger into us, like all of us. >> the shooter taken into custody. a community now searching for answers. swoets sweet caroline ♪ >>> new details on neil diamond after he revealed he's battling parkinson's. what he's saying about his symptoms and the overwhelming move by fans that diamond says makes a difference. >>> change in a flash. >> i need to speak to an ambassador or an embassy or someone. >> at least 30 million american women in menopause and so many go through it alone. the new support system many women are finding and the cutting-extremes and dr. yen is answering your questions. >>> and demi lovato here live. a major announcement from the superstar you'll only hear on "gma." that's changing her concert tour coast to coast. and she's saying -- >> good morning, america. ♪ >>> good morning, america. great to have you with us this wednesday morning. >> hump day. we've been talking a

one unresponsive. the shooter's still on site. >> a 15-year-old student opening fire killing at least two, injuring more than a dozen right before class. >> this guy is sitting here pulling the trigger into like all of us. >> students airlifted to the hospital. the shooter take into custody. what was his motive? one of the survivors here. >>> breaking news, isis claiming responsibility for a deadly attack on save the children. gunmen storm the building overseas. >>> and major new developments in the russia investigation. the special counsel closing in, now seeking to question president trump after interviewing attorney general jeff sessions and several cabinet members, and the new report, did the president ask the top fbi official who he voted for. >>> flu emergency. hospitals overwhelmed. canceling surgeries to make way for flu patients. now, could you avoid the doctor's office and get your diagnosis and prescription from home? just using your phone. ♪ the greatest ♪ the greatest >>> and king james. h

one unresponsive. the shooter is still on site. >> reporter: a male student with a handgun opening fire in a common area killing bailey hope and preston cope, both 15 years old. another 18 people injured. >> we all started running towards the library office, and once we got in there, we just shut the lights off, sat down and locked the door. >> it was just like bang, bang, bang, and nobody knew what to do. >> reporter: kennedy scraggs, a senior at the school, was talking with friends when the shots were fired. >> when i first heard it, i thought maybe it was a balloon or something like that, but i thought that it was really loud, and then after that, i heard five more, and it was like unmistakable. you knew, you knew it was about to be really bad. >> reporter: the shooting taking place just days before the school's homecoming dance, which was supposed to be held in that same common area. >> it's crazy to think that friday we were supposed to be in there, everybody happy and dancing and having a good ti

showed up there at hahnemann hospital, shot a number of times in the back and the legs, he was unresponsive and underwent surgery and we are told he is expected to survive and that he was intended target. >> based on ballistics evidence we know that numerous shots were fired, we have found 16, spent shell casing is a long 24th street and ridge avenue, they are large caliber, so at this time it appears to be a drive by shooting. central detectives they are on location processing the scene. >> police are still searching for a motive and shooting suspect but they do have surveillance video. they say it appears that a passenger was shooting out of the dark colored car, anyone with any information is asked to call police but we are learning from police that three of these shooting victims were innocent bystanders, a 13 years old, two, and 52 year-old man. we're reporting live outside police headquarters this morning, jan carabao for cbs-3 "eyewitness news", jim and rahel, back to you. >>> in other news a suicide bombing target a children's humanitarian agency overseas, we will have details on ho

four people down, one unresponsive.he shooter's outside. >> it sounded like there was a fight, someone was hitting on the window. i took off my headphones and turned around, and everyone was just broken up. they were running. i saw the flashes from the gunshots, and by that time, i was just -- i was just running. >> reporter: by 7:59, police say they were already on their cell phones calling for help. >> i was close enough, i got blood, like, all over my pants. it did happen, like, right next to me. i just immediately started running, because the shots were just so loud. >> reporter: more than 100 students were running for their lives, into shops and offices next to the school, crying and screaming. a photographer from local station wpsd had just dropped off his daughter and shared live video of students escaping the scene. >> i just heard multiple gunshots come up and my first instinct was to just hit the ground. i hit the ground. >> i was talking to one of my buddies in the commons, and he got shot in his chest. we ra

the dog, unresponsive. and you will see what they do next. >>> and the major headline coming in tonight about elton john. >>> good evening. and it's great to have you with us here on a very busy wednesday night. and we begin with that moment in court. the judge delivering her sentence. the former gymnastics team doctor, larry nassar, standing across from her, sentenced to up to 175 years in prison. the judge who delivered that sentence, as i mentioned, telling him, "i just signed your death warrant." the judge also asking him, "are you guilty?" and you'll hear what he then says. and the judge reading from a letter the former doctor wrote to gasps in the courtroom. abc's linsey davis, leading us off from lansing, michigan, tonight. >> reporter: in the moments just before he learned his sentence, larry nassar, somber and sullen, turned to speak directly to his victims. >> your words these past several days, your words, your words, have had a significant emotional effect on myself and have shaken me to my core

she was staying in london, and she was found at the hotel in mayfair, unresponsive.eclared dead at the scene. the police said that they are treating the death as non— suspicious, but today's inquest it was said a number of tests have been carried out, the results of which won't be known forever couple of weeks. so that inquest was opened and adjourned again until another hearing will take place on three april. there has been more gloom for the high street, with figures showing that the growth in retail sales slowed last year. it wasn't a great christmas, either, with sales down 1.5% in december compared with the previous month, which was boosted by people taking advantage of black friday offers. emma simpson reports. in this sale, there is half price on selected carpets and beds...m should be the busiest time of year for britain's big as floor coverings retailer. trouble is, it has been anything but. carpetright‘s prices may have been cut by half, u nfortu nately its may have been cut by half, unfortunately its share price almost did the same today after it was warne

school aide tha sexually assaulting a student has acc to t s institution. 68-year-old was found unresponsivecell. he was serving a 10 year sentence for assaulting a student at conestoga high school. >>> from our delaware newsroom tonight a tankere lturned and a i it was riding on church road at 1:30 and the driverlost quote and the utility pole-was brought down by the vehicle. the driver was not hurt. >>> in delaware transit officials are asking for feedback following darts recent service changes and the public is asked to attend the conversations like the one held in wilmington today to share their experiences with the delaware transit corporation and perhaps offer changes. and you can see a list of events on our website at 6abc.com. and proposals for new service changes will be presented in march. >> new legislation is introduced in pennsylvania's capital to give equal rights to crime s to see crime victims have the right to provide statements during sentencing and the bill was unanimously approved by the juicery committee and could come as soon as march. from the new jersey newsroom. peop

she was staying in and on and was found at a hotel on mayfair unresponsive. the scene. the police said that they are treating it as non—suspicious, but a number of tests have been carried out, the results of which will not be known for a number of weeks. that inquest was opened and adjourned again until another hearing will ta ke again until another hearing will take this on april three. the british author peter mayle, who wrote "a year in provence" has died aged 78. his publisher said he'd suffered a short illness. the book, published in 1989, told the story of his first year as a british expat in a village in the south of france. it sold six million copies around the world and was adapted for radio and television by the bbc. in 2002, the french government awarded him a knight of the legion of honour, for his contributions to culture. whether it's cutting down hours, working from home orjob sharing, since 2014 uk employees have had the right to ask for flexible working. but less than half of parents feel it is an option for them according to the charity work

that's when the foster mother called 911 say the baby was unresponsive.s rushed the child from the house. the child was pronounced dead. no word on possible charges. >>> hawaii is recovering from a mistake that led to quite the scare for residents and visitors. a false emergency alert of an incoming ballistic missile. the message sent to cell phones warned of an inbound missile and said, quote, this is not a drill. it took more than a half hour for the emergency management agency to send a second message. it sent panic on the island and concerns across social media. hawaiian officials have apologized blaming human error for sending out the wrong message. >> it was a procedure that occurred at the change of shift when they go through to make sure the system is working. an employee pushed the wrong button. >> this was the second blunder in the planning for a possible nuclear attack with south korea. vai sikahema is in hawaii right now at a hotel near honolulu. vai received that emergency alert on his phone as well. he told us he and his wife were facing a s

a 50-year-old man from oakland was found unresponsive in knee- deep water.chgoers found him floating face down. ( james ) donations are pouring in for the 13 siblings who were held captive in southern california. more than 120-thousand dollars has been been donated so far. the siblings were kept chained to beds for months by their parents... and starved. authorities say people from across the world have been donating money, toys, blankets, and clothing. several people are offering to foster or adopt the children who range in ages from two to 29. the parents -- david and louise turpin -- were arrested after sheriff's deputies found the malnourished children inside their home in riverside county. they have pleaded not guilty to torture and other charges. ( darya ) coming up on the kron 4 morning news... apple's homepod speaker is finally going to be released. when it hits stores... and how much it will cost. ( darya ) plus... looking to get a better night's sleep? how cutting down on social media can help. legend has it, the first voyagers arrived on canoes, s

that's when the foster mother called 911 to say the baby was unresponsive.cs rushed the child from the house to the hospital where she was pronounced dead. no word yet on possible charges. >>> here at home a wilmington man accused of a robbery spree spanning nearly two weeks and a dozen holdups is now in custody. delaware state police arrested him on ten counts of robbery and one count of attempted robbery. >>> this morning hawaii is recovering from a mistake that led to quite the scare for residents and visitors. a false emergency alert of an incoming ballistic missile. it said this is not a drill. a second message it was just a false alarm. the initial alarm sparked panic on the island and stirred concerns across social media. they have apologized. >> it occurred at the change of shift where they go through to make sure the system is working. an employee pushed the wrong button. last month it reintroduced siren tests from the cold war era. vai sikahema is in hawaii. vai received that emergency alert on his phone as well. he and his wife faced a shelter in

sonya harris was found unresponse i in her bedroom and died soon after. she died upper body. if you know anything, please call the police. there is a reward. alison: an 11-year-old girl fighting for life after being hit by a car in morning rush. q mccray is on the scene. do we know the little girl's condition? >> i just got off the phone with if police and they confirm she is in critical condition now. the 1-year-old was crossing -- 11-year-old was crossing the street when she was hit. >> i work with 9 and 10-year-olds. that is horrible. >> it happene a.m. the police shut down the eastbound side of pennsylvania for four hours. as they worked the case. >> we know right now we have a juvenile struck. taken to a local hospital. investigation is ongoing. >> the driver stayed on scene. this isn't the first accident at the intersection. july 3 last year we told you about a man struck and killed crossing the same street. speeders are common but he feels safe crossing the street. >> i am sorry to hear about the child getting hurt. not a problem for me, though. follow the rules with t

. >>> we now know the second name of a man to die on a maui michael malynni was found unresponsive ony. he'd been snorkeling about 20 yards offshore. on thursday, beachgoers found a 20 year old face down in knee-deep water. their cause of death have not been released. >>> we want to show you sky 7 over a two-alarm fire that was burning off south harbor boulevard. that is an auto repair facility. house of wreckers is the name. it looks to be well contained. no reports of any injuries. we'll bring you updates as they become available. sky map7 showing you industrial road does have closures in that area. >>> in santa rosa tonight there is an i ha very big deal about little house. if you've been to coffey park since the fire, you know there isn't much there. >> and you also know the exception. here's wayne freedman with the story. >> reporter: maybe you noticed a rainbow that appeared to end in santa rosa today, good place for it, especially the ruins of coffey park where many residents remain in a bit of fog. it's a place of promises, but mostly flat, scraped, mud and soot with an except

the man became unresponsive and was later pronounced dead at the hospital.eath is under investigation. >>> investigators were busy gathering evidence at the southern california homework police found 13 siblings held captive. yellow tape blocked off the street while officers and protective gear searched the home. you can see an entire garage lined with dvds. some siblings who range in ages from 2-29 years old were found shackled to furniture and in filthy conditions. their parents have been charged with torture.>>> a crime in monterey county. dozens of boxes of beehives skedaddled -- scattered on the ground. they were sprayed with diesel fuel. 200,000 bees gone. with them, a massive portion of the beekeeper's salary. a report has been filed and so far there are no arrests. >>> the county that wants to embrace marijuana is changing their mind. the board of supervisors has voted to ban commercial pot sales giving growers with permits about three months to shut down their operations. the permits cost thousands of dollars and the county has collected more than $7

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. >> it was very critical watches the last 45 minutes of my brother's life and seeing him so unresponsiven a stairwell and watching the defendant, you know, to do nothing. >> reporter: the defendant, heather timbers, a friend of witt's for more than ten years, pleaded guilty to giving him the drug. >> they were both heavily intoxicated and high on opioids at the time. justice would be mr. black being alive and my client not being addicted to opioids. >> reporter: he points to his client's abuse and subsequent addiction as the real enemy. he hoped t her treatment. >> we have an opioid treatment and the ability to treat folks but sometimes the criminal justice doesn't favor it that much. >> reporter: prosecutors acknowledge the struggle of addiction but they say she should have done more. >> we need to seconds a message to the people that are spreading the disease. >> reporter: the judge took a moment to speak directly to the community saying that when it comes to heroin addiction and opioids, it's something that he sees weekly. he says it's a killer and in this case, proof of that. meantim

that's when the foster mother called 911 to say the baby was unresponsive.edics rushed the child from the house where she was pronounced dead. no word on any possible charges. >>> attention septa riders. your commute could be changing. new regional rail schedules are in effect. major shifts in the departure time. other lines are changing as well including the airport line and several septa bus routes. look for the complete list of schedule changes on nbc10.com. your time 6:08. coming up the recovery from the forward with roads finally reopening. we'll update efforts to find those still missing. >>> also ahead, it is time for philly restaurant week. we'll have a preview. go take the scenic route. go to a park that doesn't have a theme. go do a little team building with the team that matters most. go to bass pro shops for huge savings. like redhead white river henleys for under $10. men's granite peak waterproof hikers for under $50. and our number one selling rod series, the new 2018 johnny morris carbonlite 2.0 plus, now's the perfect time to cash in your ch

. >> it was very critical watching the last 40 minutes of my brother's life and seeing him so unresponsive a stairwell and watching the defendant, you know, do nothing. >> reporter: for prosecutors here in loudoun county, this goes beyond punishment for one individual. it's about sending a very clear message to the community about not spreading the disease of addiction. >> individuals absolutely need to seek help and we need to support people that are seeking help. but we do need to send a message to the people spreading the disease. >> reporter: the judge sentenced her to four years in prison. >> we have an opioid crisis and we have the ability to treat folks for that but sometimes a criminal justice system doesn't favor that much. >> reporter: meantime, the black family trying to move forward using the witt black foundation to honor his first love. in leesburg, david culver, news4. >>> a legal challenge over the balance of power in the virginia statehouse. what's next after that judge rejected the request to throw out a crucial vote. >> the plumbers are out and they are busy. pipes are f

michael malynni was found unresponsive on saturday. he'd been snorkeling about 20 yards offshore.ursday, beachgoers found a 20 year old face down in knee-deep water. their cause of death have not been released. >>> we want to show you this, sky 7 over a two-alarm fire that was burning off south harbor boulevard. that is an auto repair facility. house of wreckers is the name. it looks to be well contained. no reports of any injuries. we'll bring you updates as they become available. sky map7 showing you industrial road does have closures in that area. >>> in santa rosa tonight there is an i ha very big deal about little house. if you've been to coffey park since the fire, you know there isn't much there. >> and you also know the exception. here's wayne freedman with the story. >> reporter: maybe you noticed a rainbow that appeared to end in santa rosa today, good place for it, especially the ruins of coffey park where many residents remain in a bit of fog. it's a place of promises, but mostly flat, scraped, mud and soot with an exception. on this lot, a future going up, rather than