i want to thank you for inviting us here to the white house. we are the only law enforcement and are a community. i think there's a strong message when the leader of our nation invites us into talk about those issues that are important to us. president trump: has that ever happened before with the sheriff's? >> no sir. president trump: and yet the murder rate in our country is the highest it has been in 47 years. did you know that? 47 years. i would say that in the speech and everybody was surprised. because the press doesn't tell it like it is. it wasn't in their interest. but the murder rate is the highest it has been in 47 years. to think that you would be invited here, if you ran chicago, you would solve that nightmare. i tell you. i bet everybody in the room would raise their hand to allow i mean literally hundreds of shootings of my, it's worse than some of the places that we read about in the middle east where we have wars going on. it is so sad, chicago. it is so sad, the situation. >> as the sheriff mentioned, you know, the issues of h

i want to thank you for inviting us here to the white house. you are the only elected law enforcement leader in our community -- we are the only law community. and are a i think there's a strong message when the leader of our nation invites us into talk about those issues that are important to us. president trump: and yet the murder rate in our country is the highest it has been in 47 years. did you know that? 47 years. speech say that in the and everybody just cringed because it wasn't to their damage to say it. but the murder rate is the highest it has been in 47 years. to think that you would be ranted here, if you chicago, you would solve that nightmare. i bet everybody in the room would raise their hand to allow literally hundreds of shootings of my, it's worse than some of the places that we read about in the middle east where we have forced going on. it's so sad, the situation. >> the issues of heroin and , so manydiction overdoses of week in my community. we need help from the fbi and our task horse to be led by leaders who want to work

so many people have just gone beyond, what brought us here. people havejust gone beyond, to help us get here. even this dress that i am wearing tonight, someone so do it. 0k, wearing tonight, someone so do it. ok, now let's take a look at the nominations for british short film. and the bafta goes to home. wow. this is incredible. this film was made by many people. actress and executive producer, schpat deda, all refugees from the genocide in kosovo. my grandmother was a refugee from the holocaust, and i think many people here came from migrant families, and have somehow been related to the crisis of the refugees. from my perspective, and i think from all of our perspectives, being british, our heart is love. our sole is compassion. and i think that we need that to be reflected within our government, and we need that to be reflected in our government's policy, in relation to how they deal with other countries across the atlantic, their administrations, and not put up with any racism, homophobia, islam phobia, or anything like that. so thank you

ask every educator, every parent, everyone involved in educating our nation's students, and all of us here, let us set aside any preconceived notions and let's recognize that while we may have disagreements, we can and must come together, find common ground, and put the needs of students first. and when we do disagree, let set an example by being sincere and honest, passionate but civil, while never losing sight of our shared mission. to everyone on this team my challenge to you is simple, think big, be bold, and act to serve students. i will promise you this -- together we will find new ways in which we can positively transform education. it is day one for me, but it is simply the next day in this department's history to pursue its mission. i am ready to work with you. let's get started. thank you. [applause] [laughter] phil: thank you, everybody. we are off to a great start. thanks. [applause] [crowd noise] >> this and it is back in session monday monday will debate steve mnuchin as treasury secretary. a vote is set for 7:00 p.m. eastern. after that, the vote to confirm david scholl can

she joins us here today. along with their c.e.o., mike vanderzanden. thank you for joining us. [applause] now, amy specializes in recruitment and works with our technical colleges on youth apprenticeships. ameriequip has invested more than $0 million into improvements for its facilities and the company recently doubled its welding capacity. these stories show the faces of record employment in the state, which begs the question, are we , you, me, us, are we better off than we were six years ago? the answer is a resounding yes. [applause] it may seem hard to believe now, but during the four years before we took office wisconsin had lost 133,000 jobs. and the unemployment rate peaked at 9.2%. when we first took office, the biggest challenge in our state was helping to create more jobs . today we have more than recovered the jobs that departed during the recession. wages are up. more than 50,000 new businesses have been created. and unemployment rate, well, it's down to 4.1%. [applause] in fact, our biggest challenge is not creating jobs, but finding people to fill them. we went fr

for having us here. i'm sheriff carolyn walsh from chester county, pennsylvania and proud to say pennsylvania the common weal blg pth put you ove top. we are very proud of that. we won't stop bragging about that. >> thank you. you were great support. >> thank you. during the campaign and since the campaign being such a strong courageous supporter of law enforcement, on the national, on the federal level with border patrol, state level and county's municipalities and particularly with the elected sheriff of the counties. we are the sheriff. we are the people's representative and we are elected by the people and we greatly appreciate your strong and continued support. >> thank you, carolyn. there is a new sheriff in town. >> that's right. >> i hear they are so much better. there's a new sheriff in town. so anyway. >> rock land county, texas. our county is about 85% republican. it was pretty easy for us -- >> very nice. >> being on the border state, i have been to the border in tm a number of times. been to

katie's here to tell us when we will get a taste of spring. that be nice. >>> good morning i'm rahel solomon. >>> aim jim donovan. katie and meisha will be along in a minute but first here's what we need to start your day in the morning minute. >> they will never get it. >> immigrants are taking a stand nationwide they plan to walk off the job as part of the day without immigrant protest. >>> business owners here in this part of the south philadelphia alone, tell is some 20 stores and restaurant won't open up that doors today >> put your hand in my face and i will knock you out. >> reporter: video has gone viral atlantic city police officer threatening two men in the traffic stop. >> many are questioning whether strong language and protent used by officer is necessary. >>> president trump is looking for a new secretary of labor as ceo andrew bus bus inner. >> it is service of his wife in 1990 peering on the talk sh

here live the rain is falling. this advisory is just a reminder for people to watch the levels and of course look for erosion. and mudslides. just on this hillside below us we see quite a bit of mudslides each driving down here we saw many mudslides along 17. live in felton, lonnie rivera, abc 7 news. >> thanks very much. >>> on the peninsula traffic is moving once again after flooding and several car accidents in redwood city caused a big backup on northbound highway 101 between woodside road and whipple avenue this morning. the highway patrol said nobody was seriously hurt in those accidents. they happened about 4:30 this morning, but the chp was forced to close all of the lanes because so much water was there. they were dealing with six inches to a foot of flooding on 101. >> it's going to be raining it seems like all day. we encourage people to slow down, check your tires and windshield wipers, have your lights on and make sure you're driving in a safe manner. >> caltrans and county road crews had to drain the flooded portion of highway 101 before reopening all of the lanes between woodside and whipple around 9:20 this morning. >>> take a look at thi

us up. schuylkill around here south street will start to get little busy. then also construction in new jersey, 295 north between 42 and 168, one, two lanes block, should lift around 5:00 a.m. jim, over to you. >> thank you shall meisha. this morning local nurse will go before a judge facing some disturbing allegations accused of videotaping patients, while they were changing. >> "eyewitness news" reporter trang do live at yardley outside of the offers where the nurse works. good morning, what can you tell us? >> reporter: good morning, rahel, jim, authority believe they're at least eight victims and say there could be even more. they urge anyone who is at this practice and feel they may have been victimized to contact lower makefield police immediately. that's exactly what a 17 year old patient did earlier this month. she told police she was undressed inside a treatment room, at penn medicine dermatology in yardley when she notice add iphone on the floor recording her. investigators say that phone belongs to 45 year old james close, the nurse technician as

here. specially with the ocean breeze, but regardless. most of us are going to see sunshine followed up by clouds, and a chilly day unfolding but milder than yesterday still almost 10 degrees above the average here with clouds eventually starting to build. very quickly looking at the area headlines, warming up as we mentioned, but get this, another day this week that hits the 70s. now it, comes with a pretty big trade off. not only do we have couple every rain chances but there is a possibility that we even see some severe storms. coming a but later on, when we peg that to happen, what the outlook looks like right now. >> good morning, looking at the blue route, taillights, approaching mid count any this shot right here, then also the schuylkill, tail light moving in the eastbound direction past the blue route here. you can see, both cameras showing you starting to heat up little bit at 5:30 a.m. this what we can expect, pretty of taillights, good news, everyone stillman offering around at posted speeds, and i'm hoping to keep you there until we get

here is that twitter has become essential to news. as you'll know it's donald trump's number one way to communicate. many other public figures usemillion users worldwide, but since 2011, it's lost $2 billion. today, it reported a loss of $167 million for the fourth quarter of last year. and with a certain inevitability, its shares dropped nearly 10% in early trading. on the bbc north america tech correspondent, live with us from the north coast. —— west coast. an awful lot of money to be losing. what is twitter spending it on? the losses have grown in the past year because they have been trying to invest in new ways to keep people on the platform, on twitter, and also attract new people do it. they have been striking deals with the nfl to short—lived american football on twitter. that does not seem to have increased engagement to the level they hoped it would. that is where they hoped it would. that is where they are spending the money, but having said that twitter losing money has really been a problem for it. a silicon valley company losing money is almostjust part of the package —— not really a problem for it. what has really

that's going to continue for us here today. twenty-five the temperature out at millville. we take it forward in the forecast here today, yes, grab pair of shades along with that heavy coat, guys. and of course a cup of coffee, unless you are like meisha, you don't need it right now. up 4er's the expectation, and in the city, bit of above average sunshine, we take it, meisha, there is a trade off down the road for sure. >> yes, it will be so nice to see the sun, yes, i know there is that trade off. thanks so much. good morning, everyone, happy monday. quick peak outside 95 south at cottman looking good. come around the s curve pushing your way into center city. already just now cracking into the 5:00 hour. already, neighbors out there, heads up, very busy on southbound 95. also, schuylkill at spring garden looking really good. if you push both the eastbound direction toward center city, westbound side, looking good basically anywhere we look on the schuylkill right now. we absolutely know that that will change. going to. now, talking about the market frankford line, heads up

this past november, regaining her place in our society and showing all of us how powerful a second chance can be. terry is here with us tonight on behalf of so many virginians who are proud to have a voice in their commonwealth's future once again. i hope you will join me in welcoming terry to our capital. [ applause ] when men and women volunteer to fight for our country in the armed forces, we have a responsibility to support them when they return to civilian life. unfortunately, too many end their military service and face enormous challenges with too few resources or opportunities for success. many find themselves without a place to call home. shortly after my administration began, first lady michelle obama sent a challenge to all the mayors in america. to end veteran homelessness in their cities. i can still remember the look on secretary john harvey's face when i suggested that we take that challenge. not just for our virginia cities but for our entire commonwealth. but he and the fantastic team at the department of veterans services, social services and housing and community development, they got to wor

. >> before we lived here everybody told us that you live on death corner. they're ski around the corner. you can hear them they're going way too fast. >> family, friend and checks of the two young men are grieving their loss while celebrating their lives. >> fun and full of life. he was always a bright spirit and always willing to help out. and probably one of the best of us. so it's really sad to see him two. >> out of respect for the families the dover police department declined interviews and said both young men were outstanding employees committed to serving the community and cause of this crash is under investigation. reporting in dover, i'm anita oh, contribution 3 eyewitness news. >> after phil patchton died at the age of 61 following complications with surge yes, i patchton was starring as a road cop in the cbs steeryes training day. his son james patchton was guest star newspaper coming episode. patchton credits include titanic, alienator and cbs and warper brothers say in part we're shocked and deeply sadde saddened by the news of bill patchton's

so, the freedom, really, or the tax cuts really symbolize freedom and i think that's what all of us here care about. >> this administration has grief on views of immigrants. donald trump understands why the reason immigrants come here, majority anyway, because we were this beacon of freedom, not just individual freedom, but economic freedom and they're actually linked, are they not? >> absolutely. and you know, david, people talk about corporations or businesses as they they're these monolithic entities made steel and cement. they're human, shareholders, workers. high taxes basically get passed on to consumers in terms of higher prices or to workers in terms of lower wages. >> and john, one of the things you're talking about, when you're talking about draining the swamp, which is washington d.c., government in washington d.c., the great thing about tax cuts is it means the government will have-- i mean, yes, there may be a supply side effect, but generally speaking you're for tax cuts because it shrinks government. right? >> anytime you can reduce the inflow of precious resources, that l

us. you kind of group things into four different groups. so, let's start over here. what's this? >> indulgence, classic, champagne and chocolates, on their own both amazing together, even better. so, we found these chocolates, located in a retail store mid town village, you sort of walk to the back of the store, see all of the chocolate getting made. classic candies, beautiful gift boxes this time of year, also go in, and hand pick assortment, champagne to go with it, and can you do sparkling, pink for valentine day. >> well the chocolate look like little works of art there. >> beautiful. a lot of them have the love symbol, pretzel, a lot of philly themes. >> nice to know. we have floral. obviously people, one of the top gifts are flowers this year. >> yes. these are from urban stems. which is kind of new start up in philadelphia. they have a couple of locations along the east coast corridor, all delivery, no storefront, and they come in these great cardboard, so you don't have to worry about water splashing everywhere, and in that floral, fragrance, intimate gift. and we found f

. >>> good evening and it's great to have you with us here on a thursday night, and we begin with president trump's nearly 0-minute news conference today. he unleashed on the leaks, the intelligence community and the press. the president blasts reports his administration is in chaos, calling it in his words, a fine-tuned machine. saying he doesn't think there has been any president who has been done as much as they have in just 28 days. he was pressed b about reports his aides were in contact with the russians before the election, and he was asked about his fired national security adviser. the president defending him and his actions. instead, blaming the leaks from the intelligence community, and vowing they will pay for it. abc's chief white house correspondent, jonathan karl leading us off. >> chaos? what chaos? >> reporter: president trump summoned the news media to the east room of the white house to declare his presidency off to an historically great start. >> i turn on the tv, open the newspapers and i see stories of chaos. chaos. yet it is the exact opposite. this administration is r

us. here's a nice live picture of the bay bring. if you haven't been outside, it's cold. steve will talk more about that momentarily. thank you for joining us on mornings on 2. it is thursday, february 23, i'm dave cloit. >> i'm allie rasmus in for pam cook. it seems when the rain left the cold wind swept in. >> it's a pretty good cold wind out there right now. >> yeah. >> almost done with the rain but not completely. right on the coast. san mateo coast, santa cruz down to monterey. still some showers just scooting on by. we'll take you back yet with the hail reports from cloafer dale to windsor. we mention this. a couple people wrote me and said you didn't tell me. i sure did, did i not dave? >> i heard you. >> many times i said coming out of mend seen oh county but we mentioned this yesterday and it's possible again today. right there right there. out to the valley where they had some hail and funnel clouds out there. what i'm standing right in front of. still coming down out of the northwest so some of these could certainly produce some of that again to the north. more

sustainability fee that many of the units have add ones that many of us can begin with so we say thank you to everyone that is here and thank you for inviting us we're an excited early investor i'll i'm going to turn it over to my colleague of the accelerate fund thank you. >> (clapping.) >> thanks bob thank you, mr. mayor and thank you to olsen and ruby and the amazing team that the mayor referenced and to rich and our board and a special thank you to the investors because of all of you we're here today posed to launch the accelerate fund with an initial launch amount of $50 million i say initial as the mayor said we're starting we need to grow that amount to one hundred million dollars and then $200 million this is the beginning and all of partners have really done over the last two years of work they've done the heavy lifting to get us here now it is on us we need to start the pulling capital yesterday to buy those sites to buy the building we need to be closing on loans tons of them and fast and we're ready to do it the reason we exist is to give affordable housing developers in san francisco which as rich sai

would dictate on this day of the year only mid 40's, and yes, it will be another pretty mile one for us here. at least for the standards, but not the caliber what we had last week, or yesterday i should say. meanwhile outside we go, here, nice clear sky, very, very calm over the city of philadelphia and everywhere else, barely have any breeze at all to speak of here. looking at storm scan, again, not heck of a lot to report here. barely even cloud in the sky. that in part will help us cool down little bit more readily, but again, what you see will be what you get on the thermometer, very comfortable all granted cool start to the day. but, as opposed to wearing shorts and t-shirts like we had yesterday, going to be stuck wearing maybe light jacket. as opposed to heavy winter coat. that's definitely not going to be needed here today with high pressure built in place. at this point, really keeping control of our weather at least for now. but take a look, the winds flow generally coming out of the north at the moment. but, it is not terribly harsh, certainly barely noticeable, up to 10 miles per

whenever there's a disaster, expect scammers to move in and take advantage of the us expecting. here with a consumers alert for us. >> it's my busy season. these kinds of things happen. one such scam has gripped posing at federal aide workers. one victim of a past disaster learned all about this the hard way. >> reporter: many of those evacuated will soon return home to one big mess. picking up the pieces won't be easy. desperation many will feel could make them vulnerable. knows this firsthand. this is cell phone video of damage after the 2014 nap a quake. shortly after the big jolt rocked him and his girlfriend out of bed. >> my girlfriend was screaming, earthquake, earthquake. i just rolled on top of her and told her to hold still. >> reporter: later learned his insurance would not cover any damage. when someone phoned him to say he had been awarded a federal grant to make repairs he was elated. >> i got excited when i heard that. it will come in handy with a lot of things that need to be replaced. >> but it does a scam. he was instructed to go to water and purchase a prepaid debi

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us. i'm david muir. i hope to see you right back here tomorrow. from all of us here, good night. f with us. us here, good night. >>> new at 6:00, the i-team zigs into allegations that the man in the effort to take california of the united states is doing it for russia. >>> undercover shopping for just the right diamond. what should you really be looking for? i'm michael finney. 7 on your side is coming up. >> live where you live. this is "abc7 news." >> this is what mass evacback ligs -- mass evacuation looks like. >> what are you hoping? >> we're hoping they tell us we can go back. >> their fingers are crossed. good evening. >> it's been a little more than 24 hours since an emergency evacuation order went out, saying the homes of nearly 250,000 people were at risk because a spillway at the oroville dam was expected to fail. >> this map shows all the cities that are affected. some far from the dam itself. like oroville is 70 miles north of sacramento and 160 miles from san francisco. >> right now water is gushing out to bring the water level down. saturday, water overflowed on the emergency

so, totally different story for us here today. as we take quick peak here on "skycam 3", what you are finding is the clear sky, there is still a pretty noticeable breeze out there. making it feel awfully chilly. it is cold enough, guys, at 24 y wind flow at 10 miles per hour, feels more like 14 degrees, so knocking obviously a solid 10 degrees off for feels like value. the rest of the feels like values. you start to see the pink and the magenta shades showing up on the contour map, getting awfully cold outsidement feels more like single digit values. soap, again, very, very cold day unfolding for us here. make sure that you bundle up adequately. as the day progresses, we do expect to see some sun, clouds, dry day, thankfully not terribly hear, when it comes to the winds as time goes on here, but it is still very cold, although, dow promise a warming trends in the next couple of days, meisha? >> katie, thank you so much. we can sure use that, after yesterday, and then again today, because of how cold it will be. but, oh, like i said

what's particularly rewarding to all of us here are the values, panels that our chairman and vice chairman brought forth. speaking from the diversity of our country, from the soul of who we are as americans, and really not in a political way, really not democrats and republicans but about america. and whether we're talking about brian stevenson and his beautiful presentation or kareem abdul-jabar. how he talked in a values-based way. it was inspiring. but our members are inspiring, too, and i want you to know this. when i meet with members, from time to time, i said to them, look around you. because under this roof -- and look at each other -- you are sitting with a collection of great integrity, intellect, and imagination for new ideas to help the american people. so whatever the failings of the party may be in terms of pulling everyone in and making sure everyone knows what we stand for, no institution has done more in terms of more creative ideas, more challenges to the conscience of our country then the democratic party, and in this room, you see the integrity and imagination and intel

not visiting us here or anywhere else until later on. then later on will be late wednesday into thursday. the main system is back here. the warm sector which seems to bring rain every time could do some to the north. already increasing clouds but nothing here in my forecast zone. my forecast zone. 40s on the temperatures to a few low 50s. couple areas up, upper 40s. only seen a couple 30s. mainly it's 40s. look for mostly sun why you skies and increasing clouds throughout the day. high clouds, mild to warm. 6 many san jose. could be near 70 by santa cruz. >>> we do have slow traffic out there. you know and right now it's kind of getting to the peak. let's start off with the east bay. show you the traffic at the toll plaza beginning to back up to the maze with -- slow traffic here as you are driving out to the bay bridge. once you get it on to the span it doesn't look bad. driving across into san francisco. we have been looking at interstate 880 north and southbound. you can see traffic is of moving well in both directions. i want to menti

at the moment, the clouds are starting to builds in for us here outside palmyra cove nature park, you can make out the center city skyline. we look forward, yes, you know, we're all over the place, mid 60s here today. mid 70s, flirting with records tomorrow. back to the 50's, and the 40's, just barely hitting 40 saturday. so march very much charging in like a lion tomorrow. it is also by the way the start of meteorological spring, we will know spring time can bring pretty much anything that mother nature decides to throw at us. >> as long as i'm not shoveling snow, thank you, katie. take a look at this video, massive sinkhole in hoboken, new jersey, swallowed an s.u.v. early this morning, now the sinkhole caused by water main just before 5:00 a.m. the water so deep at one point, the suv couldn't be seen. >> used a crane to hoist the truck out of the hole. it sent water rushing into the streets, left some in the area without water service. we're coming r >> a tour group brought in to check out the big snow and neat celebrities, today media outlets are report that one of the tourists ha

from all of us here, have a good evening.d night. >>> this round of rain appears to be moving out of the bay area. you can see clearing on live doppler 7, but it won't be dry for long. this is a live look, you can see the lens of the camera is still wet and it's windy out right now. thank you for joining us. >> it's been wet, but we're in for a bigger storm tomorrow. you can call it the relative calm before the storm. a light but persistent rain fell on san francisco all day. >> and it's creating ponding in many areas including college avenue. it's now rained for eight straight days in the bay area and an even bigger storm is headed our way. >> we have live team coverage for you this afternoon. elissa harrington is live along 580 where the rain has caused big problems on the road. >> but we begin with spencer christian. >> we have cloudy skies all over the bay area and light scattered shower and super saturated soil. there are still serious flood concerns in north bay, there is a flood warning in effect for the russia river a

congressman, thank you for joining us here. i want to start with calls from democrats for a congressional investigation into the national security adviser, looking into this phone call he held with the russian ambassador during the transition. where do you stand? should michael flynn be investigated? >> i don't know that it rises to the level of full congressional investigation, but i think through the intelligence, the apparatus of this country, through a variety of more inside and quieter circles, it needs to be more thoroughly vetted. >> what does that mean to you, to be more thoroughly vetted? has the president failed in that mission? >> well, i mean, there's a big discrepancy out there that has rightfully democrats upset saying, wait a minute, he says this and now it's this over here. which one is it? if you're going to look at national security issues, they're neither republican or democrat, it's about national security. we don't want a national security adviser whose word we question. full scale investigations could be a

from all of us here at abc 7. thank you for joining us. be a millionaire" is coming up next. boy, mike, showers still. >> yeah, showers. if your umbrella maybe turned inside out by the breezes, they will be fastest through 6:00 and then calm down this evening. just scattered showers if you are heading out. >> more this >> you know, as parents, we try to teach our kids about the importance of a good education. well, the young players we have with us today are about to learn first-hand just how important it is, because it's whiz kids week on "who wants to be a millionaire." [dramatic music] ♪ hey, everybody, it's whiz kids week on "who wants to be a millionaire." yeah, now we have a great game. and we have a great player. our returning whiz kid is a four-time spelling bee champion and is also an aspiring pediatrician. from st. charles, missouri, please welcome back 13-year-old uma upamaka. [cheers and applause] how you doing, uma? >> good, good. [cheers and applause] you look beautiful today. >> thank you. i like your pocket square. >> thank

. >> for all of us here, thank you for jo >>> tonight, several breaking stories. president trump's new pick after firing general flynn. tonight, his new choice for national security adviser. general h.r. mcmaster. what we know about him already. our team standing by. >>> also breaking, several tornadoes. four confirmed. more than 100 homes hit. a train blown right off the tracks. we're there tonight. >>> two officers suddenly facing fire. responding to an accident, when a man pulls out a gun. one officer dead tonight. >>> the major new headline at this hour after two girls are discovered dead in the woods. their final snapchats, and tonight, the new development involving this man. >>> and the airport security breach. tonight, the new surveillance right here. 11 people passing through the security checkpoint in new york city. why was there no tsa officer right there watching them walk through before they then boarded flights? >>> good evening, and it's great to have you with us here on a monday night, and we begin with the major new headline from the white house to

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