do we know much more about this former us marine? r failing to disclose some medical information. we know he was under surveillance for some time by the authorities and that's really led us to where we are now. apparently undercover agents had seemingly befriended him and he revealed his plans to one of those fbi agent. —— agents. he understood the agent to be from the so—called islamic state group, a group that he has been following and liking post on social media. the authorities have been across all of that and it seems that how they managed to track him down, with this undercover operation. peter bowes, in los angeles, thank you for all of that analysis. let's remind you of the rating news. a former us marine has been arrested in san francisco for allegedly plotting a christmas terrorist attack in the city. the plot was focused on pier 39. that's a popular spot in san francisco. that's a success story for police, for the fbi, in the united states. we will of course keep you up—to—date with that story as it develops. a reminder of

a man's been arrested in the us for allegedly plotting an attack in san francisco over christmas. everitt aaron jameson, a former marinem the islamic state group. two former south american football officials have been convicted by a us court of taking millions of dollars in bribes. paraguay‘sjuan angel napout and jose maria marin of brazil are likely to be jailed for at least ten years for taking bribes to grant broadcasting contracts. now on bbc news, anne marie tasker and kofi smiles look back

if that is what keeps us up at night. the former marined in court, through his lawyer he denied the allegations. if convicted he faces a fine and a maximum sentence convicted he faces a fine and a maximum sentence of 20 years in prison. a man is due in court this morning charged with murdering a woman as she worked in a supermarket. neville hord, who is 44, will appear before york magistrates over the death ofjodie willsher in skipton. our north of england correspondent judith moritz reports. malcolm and jodie looking forward to afamily malcolm and jodie looking forward to a family christmas. now he is left grieving, paying tribute to her as a doting mother and loving wife. jodie willsher was getting ready for the holidays are wearing her festive jumper while serving supermarket shoppers. she had worked at the skipton aldi since it opened two yea rs skipton aldi since it opened two years ago. the store was full when she was stabbed. trolleys were abandoned as fearful shoppers scattered while several staff and customers rushed to help. ther

and that's what keeps us up at night. the former marine has appeared in court. allegations. if convicted, he faces a fine and a maximum sentence of 20 years in prison. the authorities in the philippines say more than 100 people are known to have died after a tropical storm hit the south. the philippines‘ second largest island, mindanao, bore the brunt of the storm, which caused flash floods and landslides. 0ne village was completely buried. dozens are still missing. more on the murder ofjodie will share —— jodie willsher in skipton. 44—year—old neville hord appeared here at york magistrates court a short time ago charged with the murder ofjodie willsher in aldi in skipton on thursday afternoon where she was working. it was a short hearing, about three minutes long. ina blue hearing, about three minutes long. in a blue t—shirt and grey shorts, neville hord spoke only to confirm his name, age and address at a property in bradford. there were no relatives of neville hord orjodie willsher in court for the hearing. he did not enter a plea but he was remanded into cus

a former us marine has been arrested for allegedly plotting to launch a terror attack on christmas daybusy tourist area of san francisco. everitt aaron jameson was arrested by federal agents charged with planning an attack on one of the city's most popular tourist attractions, pier 39. the bbc‘s peter bowes in los angeles told me what more was known. this came to light after someone reported that he had been involved in some suspicious activity on facebook. he had been liking posts sympathetic to the so—called islamic state, he had also expressed some support for the attack in october in new york city, when a lorry was driven onto a bike path, and also the san bernardino shooting of a couple of years ago. so he was under surveillance by the fbi. he met with an agent who he believed to be a senior leaderfrom is and it was then that he revealed this plot, to essentially attack on christmas day, one of the most popular tourist destinations in california, pier39 in san francisco. it's a very busy area with restaurants and shops. he had apparently said that it would be a perfect time to car

a former us marine has been arrested by the fbi on suspicion of planning a terror attack in san francisco on christmas day. everitt aaron jameson was allegedly planning to target the city's pier 39 area, which is popular with tourists. the fbi says he had written a letter claiming the attack and making reference to president trump's recent decision to designate jerusalem as the capital of israel. a man is due in court this morning charged with murdering a mother of one as she worked in a supermarket. neville hord, who is 44, is accused of stabbing 30—year—old jodie willsher to death at an aldi store in skipton, north yorkshire, on thursday. he'll appear before york magistrates today. the united nations security council has passed tough new sanctions against north korea aimed at cutting oil supplies vital for its missile and nuclear programs. china and russia voted in favour of the resolution proposed by the united states‘ delegation. 2017 has seen north korea conduct a series of ballistic missile launches and enter into a war of words with president trump. todayis today is the 10th time,

and that's what keeps us up at night. the former marine has appeared in court.egations. if convicted, he faces a fine and a maximum sentence of 20 years in prison. peter bowes, bbc news, los angeles. the authorities in the phillipines say more than 100 people are known to have died after a tropical storm hit the south. the philippines‘ second largest island, mindanao , bore the brunt of the storm, which caused flash floods and landslides; one village was completely buried. dozens are still missing. the government is starting a 12 week consultation on which key ‘a' roads in england will benefit from new funding. the roads will be eligible for money under the new roads fund, as our business correspondent jonty bloom reports. many a roads around the country are run and maintained by local councils, even when they're important parts of the nation's infrastructure. but the government is aiming to change that by providing money for improvements from a new central fund. that will be paid for with money raised from vehicle excise duty, improve thousands of miles of a ro

he told this to us marines as he visited them fall christmas at a base in norway any says that.ssia, particularly over cyber warfare and maybe taking the cables that run across the atla ntic the cables that run across the atlantic which could cut off millions and millions of businesses. it is interesting. these are fighting words. he went on to say that an informational fight and political fight echoing what boris was saying about the uk is willing and able to respond to cyber attacks. fighting talks on two fronts. an interesting question about what warfare would look like in the future. it will not be people fighting... cutting table... economic warfare. the immediate one is that cyber warfare by other things could happen at that we cannot envisage which will mean troupe not fighting. subterfuge. it could look very different, world war three. the mail on sunday, surrender— the army is giving up its bid the best motto. we are told it is deemed noninclusive and elitist so is deemed noninclusive and elitist so the army's top brass is dishing this motto because it is not attracting

and a former us marine accused of plotting a terror attack on christmas day. details on the alleged plan, still ahead. >> isis and from the homegrown terrorists they decided that the soft targets are better. it is a popular place. ♪there's a me no one knows ♪waiting to be set free so, what's the empty suitcase for? the grand prize trophy ♪i was born to be somebody >> welcome back. former marine, rested for allegedly plan a christmas day terror attack. in san francisco. federal authorities say he told an undercover agent that he wanted to target. 39. which of course is a popular tourist destination there. will carr live in los angeles with more details. >> the fbi releasing terrifying details this week and alleging that an isis sympathizer was planning what looked like a lone wolf style attack on pier 39. a well populated part of san francisco. everitt aaron jameson is a former raymond with a sharpshooter qualification but he jumped on the fbi radar after they received a tip that he was expressing support for pro isis and pro terror posts on social media. an un

a former us marine has been arrested charged with planning a suicide mission at pier 39, one of the city'sning: a man's due in court charged with the murder of a woman stabbed to death at the supermarket where she worked. china and russia join the united states in approving fresh un sanctions on north korea. in sport, there's a festive feast at the emirates.

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everitt aaron jameson, a former us marine, has been charged with attempting to provide material supportdercover fbi agent whom he believed to be a leading figure in the islamic state group. the price of bitcoin has plummeted by 30% in just one day, the number of people believed to have been killed in a tropical storm in the philippines has risen to 30, according to officials. flooding caused by tropical storm tembin has affected large areas of minder now. dozens of homes in one village were buried when heavy rain triggered a mud slide. the price of bitcoin has plummeted by 30% in just one day, marking the worst week for the crypto—currency since 2013. it follows days of high—profile security problems at two exchanges, as well as stark warnings from global regulators about the risks posed by crypto—currencies. reindeer in lapland are being fitted with tracking devices, to try to stop so many succumbing to predators like wolves and bears. hundreds of thousands of the animals roam the northern tundra of finland. now reindeer farmers hope to find any that are attacked, and steer herds away

and that's what keeps us up at night. the former marine has appeared in court.ntence of 20 years in prison. the homeless charity crisis is warning of the growing problem of the ‘hidden homeless‘ — that's someone who sleeps in a train, car, bus or tent — rather than in a doorway on the street. it is estimated up to 9,000 people fall into that category — that's on top of more than 4,000 people known to be sleeping rough. the charity is urging the government to act, or face thousands more falling into the situation. my my name is alex, i'm 36 and six months ago i was turned homeless. after the break—up of a relationship and friends or family nearby, alex felt rough sleeping was his only option. i bought myself a tent and sleeping bag that day and three weeks later, i got out of that situation. alex was a hidden rough sleeper according to the charity crisis, hiding his homelessness in a tentin crisis, hiding his homelessness in a tent ina crisis, hiding his homelessness in a tent in a wooded area rather than sleeping on the streets.|j tent in a wooded area rather th

do us marines behave that this in their own country or do they just add like it is because it's all canara to the former u.s. soldiers who are taking part in the okinawa campaign so the u.s. is indifferent to the environmental problems it's caused. i was in okinawa because we had a delegation there. were supporting the local people. against the new base that's been created there and i was told that i heard reports that there was trash all over the place so i had to say with my own eyes because i was a marine that was stationed out there and i couldn't believe it because the marines when i was and we would never do that we were trained if if you pack it in you take it out so so that's why i went out there and it just blew my mind i can't believe what i saw all the trash in such a pristine area that claims that the u.s. military is the biggest polluter of definitely agree with that they're the single most polluter in the world and that's not something that it's that it's up for agreement or disagreement this this can be measured. ranging from the pollutants from the c o two contributions tha

people who live in or near that rainfall so say take the young forest in northern okinawa where the us marines have been training for decades the people there on the ground who live there and have to suffer from the consequences of that training they don't want it there the us doesn't really cooperate in any investigations of environmental issues because it's a direct threat to their national security goals but the problem is environmental issues are a direct threat to our lives the us gets away with a lot of environmental issues and it's not just environmental issues that get away with a lot of things that i think if the american public knew what was going on they would demand for it to at first at least stop. international still ahead we take a look at what might make christmas merry for some of the world's major leaders that story because of his take on the way. here's what people have been saying about rejected in the us actually pull on. the only show i go out of my way to. the really packs the party oh yeah there's the john oliver of party america is going to say we are apparently better

a former us marine has been charged with planning to carry out a terrorist attack at a busy tourist areatjameson revealed his plans to an undercover agent, thinking he was a leading member of the islamic state group. he denies the allegations. staying in america. california's deadly wildfire has now become the largest in the state's recorded history. the blaze, which has been burning for more than two weeks, has scorched an area greater than new york city, brussels and paris combined. more than 8,000 firefighters have been tackling the flames — among them thousands of prisoners, as our correspondent james cook explains. it's pretty challenging. sometimes we're right there, right next to the fire. compared to being in prison and being here, it's completely different. here you feel free. you're out in the world. the biggest change for me is mental, because i've never pushed myself as hard, ever in life. california has 4,000 inmate firefighters, men and women. cutting firebreaks is risky work, two have died this year. but there are rewards too in reduced sentences and a sense of purpose. af

a former us marine has been charged with planning to carry out a terrorist attack at a busy tourist area plans to an undercover agent, thinking he was a leading member of the islamic state group. he denies the allegations. the transport secretary, chris grayling, says the government is consulting on a new system of road charging for heavy goods lorries. speaking on radio 4's today programme, he said both british and international hauliers will pay towards the upkeep of the road network. it's about a critical level playing field for lorries, our hauliers will complain that continental traffic comes in with a tank full of lower duty diesel, spends several days working in the country, goes away again and pays nothing towards the use of the roads. we already have a system in place that provides limited contributions, we are now consulting the industries. if we were to move away from different types of tax on hauliers and move to a pay—per—use system so that everybody, british, international, contributes to roads, do you think that is a good idea. the government is also starting a 12 week con

a former us marine has been charged with planning to carry out a terrorist attack in san francisco overgations. senior nato officers have warned that russia submarine activity has reached a level not seen since the end of the cold war, 30 years ago. the commander of the alliance‘s submarine forces said the russians seemed to be focusing on undersea cables that link europe to the united states, on which trillions of dollars worth of trade is carried daily. edward lucas is the author of "the new cold war". i think it is worth remembering that the russian submarines have been at this ever since the end of the old cold war and any country which has a submarine—based nuclear deterrent needs to keep an eye on the other side‘s submarines and make sure they stay seated. the russians had gotten a lot better both of those things, part of the military build—up we have seen. it has got to the stage along with cyberattacks and other things russia do that nato is alarmed about it and the political leadership of nato is happy to talk about it publicly. they used to pretend it was all right until a cou

a former us marine has been arrested in san francisco for allegedly plotting a christmas terrorist attack in the city. court acumen state ever at jamieson was planning to target a busy tourist area. —— court documents state everett jamieson. busy tourist area. —— court documents state everettjamieson. in the first visit by a foreign secretary to russia in years, boris johnson has acknowledged difficulties in the relationship between the two countries, but says he wants things to improve. two south american football officials have been convicted by a jury in new york for taking millions of dollars in bribes. those are the headlines. now on bbc news, it's been a turbulent year in politics, from theresa may's snap election that backfired so spectacularly, to continuing tussles with the eu over brexit. ellie price reviews the year in british politics. the headlines this morning, theresa may's decision to call the general election... it was with reluctance i decided the country needs... the prime minister spelt out her strategic goals. history has been made. article 50 of been triggered. brexi

a former us marine has been charged with planning to carry out a terrorist attack at a busy tourist areaver agent, thinking he was a leading member of the islamic state group. he denies the allegations. the homeless charity crisis is warning of the growing problem of the "hidden homeless" — that‘s someone who sleeps in a train, car, bus or tent — rather than in a doorway on the street. it is estimated up to 9,000 people fall into that category — that‘s on top of more than 4,000 people known to be sleeping rough. the charity is urging the government to act, or face thousands more falling into the situation. chi chi izundu reports. my name is alex, i‘m 36 years old and six months ago, i was tent homeless. after the breakup of a relationship and with no friends or family nearby, alex felt rough sleeping was his only option. rather thanjust umming and aahing, just bought myself a tent and a sleeping bag that same day and three weeks later, i have got out of that situation. alex was a hidden rough sleeper, according to the homeless charity crisis, hiding his homelessness in a tent in a wooded

self organizes including the us marines toys for tots distributing more than 10,000 toys to families michael: i'm thankful that i'm alive and have a second chance. james: i'm thankful for the help and the opportunity that i received. darlene: i'm thankful to be able to help people in crisis. vanessa: i'm thankful that addiction is treatable, and that help is available. christie: new jersey is experiencing a heroin epidemic fueled by opioid painkillers. but if you or someone you love is struggling with addiction, i want you to know: we are here for you. this holiday season, choose help. call 844 reach nj or visit reachnj.gov. ♪ >>> a 22-year-old man is under arrest accused of trying to rob a man in east germantown but that person fought back it happened at the corner of stenton and beachwood around midnight. 28-year-old man tells police that the guy tried to steal from him and that's when he took out his gun shooting him in the wrist. the 22-year-old is now in the hospital. the man reportedly has a license to carry. >>> restoration that is the mount carl mel cemetery are are finish. t

self organizes including the us marines toys for tots distributing more than 10,000 toys to f ♪ >>> a2-year-old man is under arrest accused of trying to rob a man in east germantown but that person fought back it happened at the corner of stenton and beachwood around midnight. 28-year-old man tells police that the guy tried to steal from him and that's when he took out his gun shooting him in the wrist. the 22-year-old is now in the hospital. the man reportedly has a license to carry. >>> restoration that is the mount carl mel cemetery are are finish. the cemetery in wyssonoming was heavily damaged by vandals in february they overturned hundreds of headstones more than 300 volunteers worked for months to help restore all the damage. thanks to donations from around the world over 500 headstones have been restored or repaired. fences also replaced and new security measures have been installed. >>> they've been a staple for decades around old city. the popular horse and carriage rides but now one of the two companies behind the horses is shutting down much the city's pulling the plug on

everitt aaron jameson, a former us marine, has been charged with attempting to provide material supportrrorist organisation. he revealed his plans to an undercover fbi agent whom he believed to be a leading figure in the islamic state group. there have been more protests in gaza against america's recognition of jerusalem as the capital of israel. health officials say two palestinians have been killed in clashes with israeli security forces. reports say hundreds of palestinian protesters threw stones at israeli forces, who responded with smoke grenades and rubber bullets. the palestinian president mahmoud abbas has said the palestinians will no longer accept any plan for peace put forward by america. it follows the decision by president trump to recognise jerusalem as the israeli capital. speaking in paris after talks with president macron, mr abbas said the us had isolated itself from the peace process. the ugandan army has attacked rebel camps in the east of the democratic republic of congo. the rebel group, known as the allied democratic forces, has set up camps on the border with uga

. >> anticipating reaction from violent protests, us marines teams are deploying all over the middle st, as questions over the impact of such a move up in decades of us diplomacy, vice president pens's arrival in jerusalem in two weeks, it is a big move and we will hear more today. >> 1:00 pm today will be covered here on fox news. thank you, appreciate it. now to another fox news alert, california under siege again. massive flames sparking apocalyptic destruction forcing 150,000 people to leave everything behind. in ventura the evacuation zone widened overnight. we heard nancy pelosi used the word apocalyptic to describe the tax are going to be returning to in the city of ventura, in the driveway of one house, pickup trucks, family sedan completely destroyed, then you come up here, the garage door is in front and behind that, the image of complete and utter destruction and the thing we see so often in these fires, the only part of the house left standing, the chimney stack, these fires have so far scorched 55,000 acres across this area. this is the thomas fire in ventura, 60 miles no

year-old everitt jameson of modesto had other plans.an undercover investigation revealed the former us marine allegedly suggested using explosives to funnel people into an area where he can inflict casualties in the name of isis on christmas day.sot: caley falcocchia, pier 39 visitor //"i was shocked because this is where i would come a lot growing up and just imaging a lot of my friends are planning to be here christmas day imagining what would have happened that's just absurd and crazy to me and i'm happy it was taken care of."family members tell kron 4 jameson converted to islam but they had no reason to believe he would do anything violent.but pier 39 visitors say arresting him was the right move.sot: larry courter, pier 39 visitor//"i would rather them be overly cautious then second guess themselves then wish they had something when they had a chance and something happen." sot: gyan goundar, pier 39 visitor//"i have little kids so i definitely want to be on the safe side you don't want to leave room for any kind of mistake."jameson recently got a job as a tow truck driver - after express

using the same tactics. what to fight? want to join the marines? want to join the beautiful blue the beautifulere blue uniforms? so we were recruited. that is how we went in. combat, marine training, recruitment school, that we all got separated, go to that special top-secret navajo code school to learn to code. initially, 260 codewords all subject to memory-only. the warly by the time ended, 1945, there were 400 of and codeent to war words grew to 600 codewords subject to memory only. in every battle, to communication networks were established. navajo munication network, all top-secret confidential messages. the second, english network for all of messages. in every battle, on the frontline beach command post, command ship, code talkers were used. ewok -- iwa, of major connors said the first battle over 400 messages were sent by the fifth marine division only. the first 48 hours, over 800 messages. major connor also said without navajo, marines never would have taken the island of iwo jima. [applause] >> so thank you very much. the 13 of us, we sti

marines have been conducting these drills over three weeks a chance to brush up on lesser used marine skills such as downhill skiing in. north korea often responds angrily when the u.s. and south korea stage any war games there's been speculation the allies may delay the start of major annual military drills usually shuttle for the end of february so they don't coincide with the winter olympics and paralympics that will be taking place here in. these exercises have been held since twenty thirteen but this year there are added fears that north korea may aim to disrupt the olympics. a meeting that south korean and the u.s. marines hope for the success of the come time winter olympics the marine reconnaissance unit will make its utmost efforts to provide security operations for the olympics. south korea wants the winter games to be an opportunity to promote peace it's invited north korea to participate and some athletes have qualified but so far there's been no confirmation of their attendance as ever on the korean peninsula the message from these drills is that the u.s. and south korea

a former us marine has been charged with planning to carry out a terrorist attack at a busy tourist areaing member of the islamic state group. he denies the allegations. leon bernicoff, one of the stars of the tv show, gogglebox has died at the age of 83. the retired teacher and his wife june were one of the first couples to join the channel a programme when it launched in 2013. the broadcaster said he died in hospital after a short illness. the charity crisis at christmas opened its centres to 11,500 homeless people today. crisis is warning that the number of what it describes as "hidden rough sleepers" could increase by almost 50% over the next decade. 0ur correspondent anisa kadri went to meet some of those seeking help. i would like to get my hat fixed, if possible. it may look like like a trip to the tailors, but this is a free service for homeless people who need to get clothing and accessories fixed. and it is part of crisis at christmas, offering people without a home warmth, company and support over the festive period. i was sleeping rough and then a crisis guy got me into a nig

jameson served in us marines and attended basic training later earning a sharp shooter rifle qualificationas far as pier 39, jameson in another meeting with the agent said there was no need for reconnassiasance because he knew it well and quote jameson said christmas was the perfect day to commit the act and he did not have and did not need an escape plan because he was ready to die." still under surveillance, fbi agents say jameson a tow truck operator went about picking up items to turn into explosives as well as purchased guns and ammunition. he also wrote a statement and recorded a video tape to be released after the attack. but as the days got closer to the targetted event jameson backed away from the plan - saying at the last minute quote i can't do it." yet, he offered this chilling statement quote, we have penetrated and infiltrated your disgusting country. these acts will continue, until the lions of islam will over take you."(estacio) jameson made his first appearance in fedearl court in fresno this afternoon. he is facing a long list of terroism charges if convicted he could fact

separated from all of the rest of the marines and taken to a top-secret location just east of san diego's camp elliott. that is where they created the military code to be used in the pacific. after creating 260 codewords, the 29 young marines -- half of them were sent overseas to join the first marine division getting ready to go on the first offensive move in the pacific, guadalcanal. on august 7, 1942, 75 years ago, first marine division hit the guadalcanal with him 15 navajo code talkers. this was the first battle where the navajo code was to be tested in actual battle to test and see how our memory would be under heavy enemy fire. well, three weeks after the landing, general vandergrift, commander of the first marine division sent word back to the united states saying this navajo code is terrific. the enemy never understood it. we do not understand it either but it works. send us some more navajos. so that opened it up to start recruiting more and more navajos using the same tactics. the what to fight? want to join the marines? want to wear the beautiful blue uniforms? so we were recruited. that is how we went in. combat, marine training, recruitment sc

. >>> one of america's best-known toy companies is teaming up with the us marines to spread holiday cheerding a huge boost to the toys for tots program. they will match every toy or game this holiday season up to 1 million gifts. hasbro has been a major partner with the us marine corps in the program for more than 21 years. >>> facebook is launching a new message app for children today called message kids. the free app allows children under the age of 13 to send text to videos and photos to their friends and family. they have to get parents permission first. messenger kids is launching today in the us on apple devices. amazon and android versions will be coming later. it is the first facebook feature directly designed for young children. if you think your iphone has been acting up you're not the only one. iphones on ios 11 rebooted themselves saturday morning because of a software glitch. apple released rare software updates that fixed the rebooting. and it has been 25 years since the first text message was sent in britain. it was sent by an engineer to the director richard jarvis. jarvis

. >> reporter: us marine fast aids have been anticipated for the reaction. questions being raised on this move. rob: a bold move by the president this morning. fox news alert, us bombers in south korea, the latest show of force after a powerful missile test, the north korean media reporting planes joining a weeklong military drill, the largest joint exercise ever in south korea. in response china has staged its own drills saying they are a warning to the us china will uphold the balance of power. north korea claims the latest failed missile test could threaten the entire us mainland if they could get it to reenter the atmosphere. a major world leader, assassination attempt foils, suspects will appear in court. british authorities arresting two men accused of planning a radical islamic terror attack targeting the prime minister of england, teresa may and a plan to set off a bomb at a security gate outside her office and attack her with a knife. nine attacks have been thwarted in the uk. this was a big one. democrats have been calling for his impeachment since

the suspect, a former us marine. allegedly pledged his allegiance to isis.t a couple of days before christmas. welcome to "america's news headquarters" from washington. >> the former marine who the fbi says wanted to carry on a major attack in san francisco express support for radical jihadist messages online and has stated his support for isis to authorities searching his home. will carr is following the latest on this thwarted attack to request an assist of the guys was planning what looked like a lone wolf attack on pier 39 in san francisco over christmas get the 26-year-old everett aaron jamison is a glimmering with a sharpshooter qualification. also a tow truck driver living in modesto. according to court documents, jamison jumped on the fbi was radar after authorities received a tip that he was posting pro isis and pro terror posts. and under agent posing as a senior isis leader started talking to him and he allegedly said he would like to get a lot of people in one place where he can maximize targets. they filed a charge against him on friday but the

us. >> marine 119. >> reporter: rescue matt shows us the layer of ice still covering their boat from waterto the deck his team struggling not to slip. >> on good day with 50-degree weather, it's really cold out there. on days like today when you're in the teens, low 20s, it gets really cold out that. it gets hairy. >> reporter: delanco ems working alongside a dozen other agencies even the coast guard a massive operation focused on the victim but also the rescuers. >> we always have to think of ourselves first because otherwise we'll have another patient out there, ourselves to rescue. longer you're out you'll have a life threatening situation. >> a successful day the victim carried away to safety of the team from delanco drying off their gear. back to their day jobs until the next call. >> since we're volunteer we come as needed. >> reporter: ems crew here in delanco all volunteer running on community donations that hunter by the way is recovering from his injuries. in delanco, burlington county, sabina kuriakose, fox 29 news. >>> for some pennsylvanians it's not just bitter temperatures,

tightened vernon davis helped the us marine corpse. n with the redskins charity al foundation. it's truly special it means a lot being that i'm from here and i know what these kids to go through and so smiles on their faces and joy in their hearts is truly amazing. fans attending the december 16 home game is used to bring a new unwrapped toy as part of the toy s for tots. dunbar high school and maryland quite proud here's what we're working on for the news coming up at 11. we're talk dockless bikes tonight and is it another convenience transportation option or are they becoming a nuisance? >> that story coming right up. we're also following breaking news in prince george's county where police say a gun accidentally went off and now an 11 year old boy is in the hospital. we're learning more details about exactly what happened when those stories and more come up next at 11. mary had a little lamb whose fleece was white as snow. but after an electrical fire from faulty wiring, mary's vintage clothing

they helped the us marine corpse and santa himself shower gifts on the children r.s campaign. it's in conjunction with the washington redskins charitable foundation. it is truly special. it means a lot being that i'm from here and i know what these kids go through so to put smiles on their faces and to put joy in their hearts is truly amazing. the skins attending the game against the arizona card unless are asked to bring an unwrapped toy for part of the toys for tot s program. >> a great cause there that's for shunchts when i got to work about 4:00 today it was dark and i think that's what's stick around, right? a. you could kind of tell something was up. something was brewing. that most of this rain has taken a while to get into town. it's not going to get denied. we're going to start seeing this rain pushing into the beltway area and this has changed just in the last few minutes. we're in the going to get a huge soaking out of this but we're going to have a wetter evening commute, at least the second half of it and these showers will be pushing their way through

using an i-vdr. sujoya dey/director of electrophysiology, marin generalthis is a shift in cardiology.. so you use a smallthe groin and you place the entire unit inside the heart in the same chamber that you would have put the other one in .. and it has the brains and the wires all in onewith the older method.. patients can't lift their arm for at least six weeks and take longer to recover.dr. sujoya dey/director of electrophysiology, marin generalthere is no incision under the skin so there is no sense of something that's invaded your system.. so just from a quality of life perspective. nobody is looking at it nobody is seeing it. those things are different marin general began using the new device in july.. and have put it in about 8 patients so far. 79 year old john irvine is one of them,john irvine /new pacemaker patienti used to walk about two miles a day and i got to the point where i just couldn't do it anymore i could one room to the otherso in early november.. irvine came in for the procedure.it was a very simple procedure for me. i just morning and they laid me out here and next thing i know its

fortunately for us marine captain hardy kept a daily diary during his time on the confederacy. in it, he tells the story of what life was like for the officers and men on board the ship. the most entertaining aspect of the diary, to me anyway, is hardy's daily recounts of time spent on short when the confederacy was docked at places along the eastern seaboard a harvard's, and seaports of caribbean islands. hardy tells us that he and his fellow officers went to dinner parties and attended masquerade balls, the theater, and the symphony among other entertainments. often times it was his good friend dr. nathan dorsey, the ship surgeon, who accompanied hardy on these enjoyable excursions. a particular adventure that has always caught my attention was one that occurred on december 9, 1780 while the confederacy was docked at new castle, delaware. in his diary, hardy tells is that while they were there, he and his friend dr. dorsey left the ship late in the afternoon and spent the evening very agreeably with a number of female acquaintances and continued a sure all-night. hardy then g

marines have been conducting these drills over three weeks a chance to brush up on lesser used marine skills such as downhill skiing in. north korea often responds angrily when the u.s. and south korea stage any war games there's been speculation the allies may delay the start of major annual military drills usually shuttle for the end of february so they don't coincide with the winter olympics and paralympics that will be taking place here in pyongyang. these exercises have been held since twenty thirteen but this year there are added fears that north korea may aim to disrupt the olympics. i'm new here in the south korean and the u.s. marines hope for the success of the come come winter olympics the marine reconnaissance unit will make its utmost efforts to provide security operations for the olympics. south korea wants the winter games to be an opportunity to promote peace it's invited north korea to participate and some athletes have qualified but so far there's been no confirmation of their attendance as ever on the korean peninsula the message from these drills is that the u.s. a