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fairfax county police are now investigating the death of 37-year-old inmate natashia mckenna of alexandria who suffered what is described as a medical emergency after being tased by sheriff's deputies at the fairfax county adult detention center last week. she died sunday. sources tell news 4 that police detectives who routinely investigate such deaths have been denied access to the facility. the detention center has numerous surveillance cameras. it's been nationally recognized and was recently the scene of filming for msnbc's "lockup" series. the journal of the american law enforcement center which compiles information about court cases involving the police notice that tasers are commonly recognized for use in involuntary cell extraction. when a prisoner refuses to leave his or her cell. mckenna who had a history of mental trouble, was tased after she became combative and tried to claw a deputy during attempts to transfer her to alexandria where she faced a charge of assault on law enforcement. the journal cites the need for care when using it on a mentally ill person citing enhanced risk of

tomorrow the judge is expected to rule on the sale. >>> tonight we hear from a south jerry jersey man who policeay resurfaced ten months after police say he fakes his death. >> do you want to apologize to all of the people who looked for you that thought you were dead? >> only nbc 10 was there today as andrew bidle walked into the courthouse. police believe he staged the accident. prosecutors are deciding whether to file new charges against him. >> you're watching live nbc 10 first alert weather coverage. we're tracking two uvc)nstorms. here is a live look at conditions in cape may tonight. >>> i'm watching the snow spread through the area operan on radar. >>> and here is lye video of snow falling near i-95 in south philly. we'll see it stick to the roadways. on the left hand box that is live radar. snow is spreading across the area. i will show you what you can expect when you wake up in the morning and what to expect when you head out on the roadways. >> and to video that made national headlines, this building in philadelphia frozen over after firefighters put the flames here. >> it is not the

crusading i wasn't getting ready to is this but because i heard you know a pastor who only been here a year see the police who have been killing our kids when have you came down there and spoke to our kids don't be sending people down there they see them they're not causing no problem that's the only plays it's a neutral spot if you know what neutral mean people come from all places and come in phil and other places where they can't come no where else. >> talk to the commission not no one. >> we don't need this is where coming to serve our kids some of the sisters here that have stated sensitivity training and stop coming out the neighborhood as the stop force cause everything that comes into our neighborhood have to be put on the ground it ain't just the skids putting occupy the ground i had to sit on the group too i'm 65 years old it's not like it's something architecturally happening this is planned out and i know that my people is tiefrd of it i'm tired of that god bless you all (clapping.) >> next speaker >> hello thank you very much for hosting and i think it is apparent there's a lot of frustration

who police say they were hoping to impress. all while their 12-year-old friend payton is in the o.r. fighting off death. when we come back -- the doctors who discover, it is worse than anyone thought. we're with the surgeon who saves her. >> less than a millimeter. >> reporter: between living and dying. >> yes. >> reporter: tonight, you'll hear much more from them in their own words, the hours of interrogation tapes just revealed. why did they do this? what was discovered on their computers, their cell phones? and later tonight right here, our time with the survivor payton and a brand-new milestone one week ago tonight. a young girl you will never forget. before fibromyalgia, i kept on top of things. i was a doer. then the chronic, widespread pain slowed me down my doctor and i agreed that moving more helps ease fibromyalgia pain. he also prescribed lyrica®. for some patients, lyrica® significantly relieves fibromyalgia pain and improves physical function. with less pain, i feel better. lyrica® may cause serious allergic reactio

police are searching for the person who opened fire on a busy restaurant. a woman eating inside at the time was shot in the neck. >> it happened just before 9:00 last night on center road. kris sanchez live at police headquarters in san jose. do police know where the shots came from? >> reporter: they believe that they came from the parking lot and that's about what we know this morning so far. police believe that that woman was just in the wrong place at the wrong time, and that wrong place, of course, was the restaurant that you mentioned. it is the may hong restaurant near center and tully road in san jose's little saigon neighborhood. police say the woman was just having dinner before 9:00 last night when someone took aim at the restaurant from the parking lot, though not directly aimed at the woman. >> the restaurant had curtains on it. we believe that the shooter was possibly shooting at the restaurant, but didn't really have a target in mind. one of the rounds went in through the restaurant, through the curtains and struck a patron while she was eatin

end the desperate search for a little girl who police say was snatched from her delaware homeg a brief break from the deep freeze but don't get used to it. some parts of the region could see a little bitter of snow showers tomorrow. >> 5:30 now on this wednesday. details, details with david and karen. >> all right, it is going to feel a little better as you step outside even though we're starting out cold. we had some more of that melting under the sun on tuesday. an overnight refreeze is possible on side streets and sidewalks. also want to add this to your thought process today weather-wise. ice safety. i know a lot of kids have been out there ice skating on ponds and stuff like that the last couple days but it is going to be milder this afternoon and i want you to stay off the ice because really you should only be going on it if it is monitored which is not the case in most of the ponds around the region. it needs to be four to 7-inches thick to be safe to walk on. saturday light shows you cloud cover overnight has been thinning out so we'll be getting early sunshine and pro

the police are now saying that tame e myers and her son went looking for the driver who yelled at meyers and the driver earlier in the day. investigators say they found the vehicle and followed it before going home. that is when the police say that car pulled up outside of their house and somebody shot the mother of four. her son then fired his gun. >> when the shooting was done, he found his mother who was standing off to his side and behind him had been struck by gunfire. >> there was a candlelight vigil for the woman tonight. the family is offering her classic car as a reward for finding the person who killed her. >> police dashc-cam video, or the lack of it, contains an officer telling another to turn the camera off. a new chapter for the department of defense. dr. ash carter was sworn in as the new secretary, taking the helm. carter showed up even though the federal government was closed today. he will also be dealing with the growing threat from islamic state terrorists. carter promised to be candid in his advice to the president. >> new information about the president's health car

year since music teacher ruthanne lodato was murdered at her front door in alexandria and the man who police say killed her and two others is facing trial. >> neighbors have set up a unique tribute in her memory. >> reporter: it is a sad day in this neighborhood for many people here. ruthanne lodato was well liked. most people knew her. she lived here all her life. tonight they lit up her home in a special tribute. candles and paper bags with musical notes cut in the side of them line the walkway and retaining wall in front of the lodato home. they were lit by neighbors in remembrance of the popular music teacher who lived here all her life. >> we feel like she's brought us together over the years. this is a way to honor her life. this is our home. we choose to think of this as the place where she lived and not the place that she lost her life. >> reporter: joe kelly says this is a fitting tribute to the woman who they all knew a year after her death. >> one of the most difficult parts for the family was the realization that there were other families in our to the community that are connecte

police chief greg surh said today, they are hoping dna testing will provide the victim's identity and lead to an arrest. >> if we can determine who it is, that person may have things we can get dna off of to match to the parts we have. >> a source told us police are trying to determine whether the victim is omar schwann. >>> the family of a woman taken hostage in that bank robbery and later killed during a shoot- out with police last year wants the city of stockton to take some financial responsibility for her death. ktvu fox 2 news' eric rasmussen is live now in the news room with the move the woman's family made today. >> reporter: the attorney representing misty holt singh's husband and children filed what is called a claim against the city of stockton. it is a first step before they can sue the city. she was one of three hostages taken by bank robbers back in july in the chase and shoot-out that followed, they fired 600 rounds hiting the 41-year-old misty holt singh ten times. two of the three bank robbers were also killed. her family attorney greg bentley says police didn't follow their own policies ability going in with ste

. >>> a 19-year-old woman who police say is responsible for a crime spree is set to enter her plea. >>> a college crime. investigators want to know who tossed two dogs out of a moving car in santa cruz. >>> a live look outside the beautiful bay bridge. you can already see traffic moving across this tuesday, february 24th. this is "today in the bay." >>> a very good tuesday morning. it's 4:30, i'm sam brock. >> and i'm laura garcia-cannon. more stories in a moment. first a check of the forecast with meteorologist christina loren. good morning. >> good morning to you laura, sam, hello to everyone at home. hopefully had a good monday, we're already past monday so the wind is relaxed, we are at freezing, 32 degrees straight up in santa rosa, beautiful rebound to the day, feeling like spring later on. your full forecast in moments. first welcome in and good morning to mike inouye. >> good morning. temperatures up in the north bay potential for frost on smaller bridges. keep that in mind. the bigger bridge, san mateo bridge, we have more of a chance, construction. crews on the move westboun

police have not said if the person killed was armed or if he was the one who was named on the warrant. no one else was hurt. we'll have more on this story coming up. >>> first -- >> now your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> it is of course a frigid friday. the work ending with brutally cold temperatures. the mercury dips way below average for this time of the year. first of two blasts of dangerously cold weather that will get -- good morning. i'm vai sikahema. the morning began with windchills that made it feel below zero. we're tracking snow for valentine's day. brittney shipp is here with the forecast. it is cold out there, britt. >> it is very cold out there. you want to bundle up cover up your face thicker jacket today. first alert will stay in effect for the next few hours. we're still dealing with bitter cold winds. feels like between zero or ten degrees below zero. this is dangerously cold conditions. and this is the first of two arctic blasts that is heading our way. as we push into sunday that's when the next blast of arctic air will get here. actual temperature in horsham at 1

inside the courtroom he pleaded not guilty to raping a woman who police say was half naked, unconscious and drunk outside the fraternity house. turner now lives back with family in ohio after dropping out of stanford following accusations. if a judge denied if request he be at every court appearance. they sabras it is a pry toty case turner needed to be there for things to move swiftly. speaking to the media the deputy district attorney praised and thanked them who hackinged and pinned turner to the ground. she called them good samaritans who were at the right place at the right time saying they happened at college parties but few are reported. >> if you see something say something. because of the heroic actions of the two men the defendant was just arraigned on five felony sexual assault offenses. >> do you have any comment? >> no thank you. >> do you have any excellents for your fellow students? >> reporter: turner is not allowed to go any where near the victim. we are told the victim who is not a stanford student requests privacy at this time. turner is expected to be back on march 3

. >>> a man who police say faked his death in a phone crash turned himself into bond. his attorney tells nbc 10 that he turned himself in last night saying he wanted to do the right thing. the burkes county couple who owns the bode said -- >> i just want him to come back. >> i just want them to be done and to walk away and never deal with this again. i just want to see the guy rot in jail. >> a judge just ordered him to post a $50,000 bond by today or go to jail. >>> pennsylvania lawmakers are urging people to get vaccinated. pennsylvania has the lowest measles vaccination in the country among kindergartners because some are exempt due to philosophical regions and religious regions. >> to you it's no question? >> no. you should vaccinate your kids. >>> this was coming yesterday. a page slick leave paid sick leave bill will go into effect. some small business owners may have to cut back staff or pass the costs along the customers. >> the smaller like mom and pop at the end of the day, you want to make sure your business will reciprocate by having new employees. >> it wi

who police say confessed to the crime. >> reporter: we have a vehicle fire on the ramp 422 westbound they had been blocking the ramp, traffic moving okay. other issues in chester county and montgomery county, the details coming up when "action news" comes right back. # >> 5:43, there's the school closings at the bottom of the screen. live picture airport road allentown area. they have a plow out there trying to move the snow that's being transformed into slush. it's raining in the lehigh valley area, although some cases could be icy. >> you know, karen rogers it took longer to get in this morning, because the roads were a mess, i knew it was going to be a busy road for you and indeed it is. >> reporter: most of the main roads are wet. this is markley street at main street, it looks wet but we see areas of slush. we're watching people, they are not slipping or sliding. the lights are on flashing, treat this as a four-way stop and be careful making the turns with the slush out there. we have a problem 4 oh, 1 at messner road. and here we've got a problem with mortar falling off an over

officer hours after he stabbed his ex-girlfriend but first police say he broke into her home. we spoke to the woman who called police while this was all happening and they may have saved a life. >> i'm hoping that i saved her life. >> reporter: police say neighbor jennifer brown may have done just that. at first she thought that she was hearing her on again off again neighbors fighting again but this time was far worse a lot of yelling, help me, help me. then i heard banging. >> i went over to the wall and i banged back and said i'm calling the the police. >> reporter: police say it was 42 year-old jerome nichols with his ex-girlfriend's home and stab her in the investigation, shortly after 3:00 monday morning. with police in pursuit nichols fled in his suv eventually crashing in the industrial drive embankment in allentown. >> the the police department, dereplied a taser without the effect. at that time the the suspect turned and engaged pd. >> reporter: it is when the officer saw that nichols was brandishing a knife he tried to make an arrest but was stabbed several times. a pennsylvania state troope

the man who police say is depicted right here took off. recognize him. >>> the white house is setting up a new agency to increase cyber security and coordinate intelligence gathering operations about potential cyber threats. the nation's cyber experts are currently spread across various agencies and the fbi nsa and department homeland security. the mission of the new center would be to cut through bureaucracy and make sure warning signs of an attack are not being missed. >> jon stewart is leaving the daily show s comedy central announced he'll be leaving the show later this year after more than 15 years at the helm. reports say recently stewart expressed a desire to do other things like actually have dinner with his familiar on a regular basis. the comedian made the announcement to his studio audience at the end of last night's broadcast but said nothing about his future plans. >>> john travolta confirmed as a presenter for the 2015 oscars. you'll remember the 60-year-old actor had a very unfortunate snafu at least year's awards show when

co >>> san francisco police shot and killed a man who was trying to rob a bike from another man last night in the mission. police say the suspect was armed with a knife. >> six weeks leaving the department of homeland security twisting in the wind. >> funding for the department of homeland security will run out at midnight if congress can't reach a deal. yesterday house republicans agreed to push forward a short- term plan to pass the bill so congress could have to do it again in a few weeks. >> supporters of net neutrality held a party last night in san francisco to celebrate a landmar decision providing equal access for everyone on the internet. from across the bay to around the world, the stories that matter on kpix 5 news this morning. captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com >>> good morning, everyone. i'm michelle griego. >> hi, everyone. i'm frank mallicoat. happy friday. it is 5:00 now. >>> a robbery suspect who police say was wielding a large knife in san francisco's mission district is now dead after officers shot him. kpix 5's anne makovec is at san franci

. >> a man and woman who police told me had just met on the trollly getting down and dirty in front of kristina's dress shop. this christy peterson said the man and woman seemed not to notice it was 3:30 p.m. they were surrounded by people in a shopping strip mall. >> they were rolling on the ground, making out and getting sexual. >> reporter: she says the two kept their clothes on for the 15 minutes. she heard the man to convince the man to take the relationship to the next level. >> her legs were in the air and the guy was on top. we were paininged. this was customers. there was a brand new trainee her first day a woman with her baby. 17, 18-year-old girls who to shop for prom who got the shock of their lives. >> reporter: the two strangers who didn't even know each other's names didn't even flinch. >> new study find u.s. teens are getting sleepier. results show many of them lack 7 hours of shute each night. problem has gotten worse over the last two decades. expert recommend 9 or 8 hours of sleep anight. >>> and the weekend box office results are in. as expected 50 shades of gray br

. [♪ singing ♪] >> a song in praise of chinese censorship performed by the men and women who police thetry's internet. it's the official theme of the cyberspace administration and was posted on its website just days before china announced a tightening of its internet restrictions. economists is not one of those who sing long. he blogs on corruption and censorship. >> there is so much information out there and of course, there is criticism. but this is normal. and people should be able to speak the sky won't fall if you let people criticize and vent their unhappiness. >> from march 1st, there could be more unhappiness. from sunday the government will ban social media and internet accounts that are not registered in the names of the real users. the measure is aimed at halting the spread of rumors and lessoning the impact of something else that he fears most, social instability. >> yes the arab spring movement definitely has an impact. the government strictly cracks down on any voices of any such campaign. >> but its surprising, perhaps what is permitted. these are comments from people rea

the victim who was killed again, a 40-year-old man, but has not been identified and the three police believed their injuries are not life threatening. this happened during an event organized by the lars vilks committee. lars vilks is known to be a satire cartoonist who, in the past, has drawn pictures of the prophet mohammed, and his life was threatened over the years. he was at the event, but he was unharmed. >>> a quick check of other stories today. terrifying moments caught on camera in minnesota when a school bus with 11 kids on board lost control. watch this police dash cam video. it shows the bus swerving in traffic there. the bus driver was suffering from a medical condition, and a state trooper was able to use stop sticks to get the bus to stop. none of the children were injured. and the bus driver was treated and released from the hospital yesterday. a close call. the democrat governor is resigning effective next wednesday. he had been facing growing pressure to step down as a criminal investigation opens into his fiance's consulting in policy work. oregon secretary of state

hundreds of students came together to honor 18-year-old karli hall who police say was killed at the hands of her boyfriend. ♪ and grace will lead me home ♪ >> a candlelight vigil was held for karli a few hours after police announced that the freshman was beaten and stangeled inside her dorm room. police got a call sunday morning from gregorio orrostieta her boyfriend, that she was having a heart attack. >> the injuries she suffered were far more greater than a backhand slap and push. she fought for her life. >> orrostieta is charged with homicide and being held without bail. students are starting a fund-raiser to help karli's parents pay for the funeral. >>> a university of delaware football player is facing charges after a fight over the weekend. roman taitum apparently assaulted several people over the weekend. taitum turned himself into police on sunday and is charged with assault. >>> and philadelphia police are looking for a man who attacked a woman at a septa station in center city. it happened around 1:00 yesterday afternoon at the everson station. that's the former market e statio

police shot and killed jerome nichols who was suspected of stabbing his ex-girlfriend. officers say they tried to stop nichols with a taser before shooting him. the injured officer is out of surgery. he's expected to be okay. >>> police in burlington county say one man shot a coworker and then turned the gun on himself. the gunman edgar figueroa is dead. his coworker in critical condition. it happened this morning at shield's business solutions in moorestown new jersey. police say an ongoing domestic situation motivated this violence violence. >>> the countdown is on until we can say, so long winter. nbc10 in center city, philadelphia, where our camera captured a sign on this icy sidewalk. it reads, 25 days until spring. can't come fast enough. but not so fast. >> that's right. nbc10 first alert chief meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz is here to tell us more record cold is on the way. >> yes. this is not the only bitter cold morning we're going to have across the area this week. flags showing the wind coming out of the northwest. continuing to bring in some of tha

who might be behind it? >> reporter:if they know police not saying. world is reeling after the loss. >> reporter:i just got off the phone with bay area rap artist - e-40. >>. was a good dude. >> reporter:e-40 still in shock. says he doesn't believe it was a hit on the rapper. >> reporter:e-40, surprised the jacka didn't have some security with him at the time. >> when you someone is always wise to have security. everyone now and the bay area that i keep security. because i am someone. and i always have an extra pair of eyes and i never have a problem getting to know this. . set of eyes. >> reporter:according to police the jacka was in his van rapping with friends at the time of the shooting. e-40 says this was one rap artist whose reach went beyond the bay area. >>.he got love everywhere. >> reporter:as of tonight. the jacka's shooter is still on the loose. police haven't made any arrests. >> reporter:anyone with information is being asked to call oakland police - homicide division. grant? >> catherine:government spokesman says jordan executed 2 priso

the attorneys who do this frontline police told me that typically, these are people of color who arest often impacted. including people, when we tried to is big with them, through their attorneys -- and we try to speak with them through their attorneys, declined at if you're there would be retaliation by the chicago police. >> were going to go to break and then talk about this police detective richard zuley who went from chicago to guantÁnamo and what happened there. we are also going to ask you about john burge, known for torturing people in police stations in chicago and what has happened to him. spencer ackerman has published a two-part series on police abuse in chicago "the disappeared: , chicago police detain americans at abuse-laden 'black site'" and "bad lieutenant: american police brutality, exported from chicago to guantÁnamo." that is what we are talking about next. stay with us. m♪ [music break] >> this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman with nermeen shaikh. >> we're speaking to spencer ackerman of the guardian. last week he publ

beijing. [ ♪♪ ] >> reporter: a song in praise of chinese censorship performed by the men and women who police country's internet. it's the official theme tune of the cyber space administration, and was posted on its website just died before china announced a tightening of its internet restrictions. this economist is not one singing along. he blogs on corruption and censorship. >> translation: there is so much information out there. and, of course there is criticism. but in is normal. and people should be able to speak. the sky will not fall if you let people criticize and vent unhappiness. >> from march the 1st there could be more unhappy next. from sunday the government will ban social media and internet account not registered in the names of the real users, the measure is named at halting the spread of rumours, and lessoning the impact of social responsibility. >> yes, the arab spring woman had an impact. the government cuts down on any voices. if a group tries something similar, they'll be suppressed. >> reporter: it's surprising who is permitted. these are comments from people reacting to

police are still not releasing the names of the suspect who the police officer shot and killed yesterday. they're only saying she's a 38-year-old african-american female who pointed a loaded revolver on them. the woman was dc betaned at the home depot for shoplifting when she pulled out a gun and pointed it at store security officers. she ran down the 580 overpass while attempting to car jack three vehicles. it was at the storage building in the 3400 block where she ran towards ross whitehead car. they ordered her to put down a women and they opened fire. now one of it will officers fireded a bullet that went through the passenger side window. the reason she only fired one shot is she realized the civilian was in danger. she moved herself from that point to a better tactical advantage that took him out of the line of fire. by that time the suspect was doup. >> and the other officers fireded the other six shots? >> yeah. >> the police chief says thats officer was in a tactical position and did no strike mr. whitehead's car. the police chief says they're being field tested and that officer

tonight, the new sketch, who police are looking for. >>> and, out of control. the frightening crash. the school bus on its side, the latest in a string of dangerous bus rides. should your kids be wearing seat

. >>> a 19-year-old woman who police say is responsible for a crime spree is set to enter her plea. >ollege crime. investigators want to know who tossed two dogs out of a moving car in santa cruz. >>> a live look outside the beautiful bay bridge. you can already see traffic moving across this tuesday, february 24th. this is "today in the bay." >>> a very good tuesday morning. it's 4:30 i'm

police accountability. they made that point over and over again. many speakers who were up on the stage at the rally did, as well. people of the city want the word to know this is about police behavior not necessarily about skin color. >> reporting live from washington, thank you. >> with no solution in sight president obama's sending his labor secretary for an end to the labor dispute that threatened to shut down west coast ports. tom perez traveled to meet with the dock workers union. partial shutdowns and backed up freighters trying to unload cargo in southern california. investigations over how the ports function has been taking months. a complete shutdown could have a catastrophic effect on the economy. >> in oregon, federal agents are looking into the departing governor and the pressure that caused him to resign. he is investigated over the role his fiancee had in state government allegations that she used her position as an advisor or financial gain. the agent subpoenaed emails and records pertaining to her and 15 others in the administration. the woman takin

>>> first at 4 today police raid a mansion because of who was living there and why. >>> he says the superintendent is the best job in the country. >> but today the leader of mon montgomery county schools and the school board decided to part ways. news 4 was there went joshua starr made the big announcement a few hours ago. >> reporter: this is chris gordon in the montgomery county. this is the board of education where it happened, the board president saying they had reached an amicable agreement for the resignation of school superintendent dr. joshua starr, who was seated here. he signed the agreement, which who provides this he will serve until february 16th and be paid until the end of his contract june 30th. he felt it was too dpiflt to do his job with rumors circulating the board would not offer him a renewal for another four years. the reason reported was that dr. starr failed to close the achievement gap between white and minority students. i asked him if he thought that was the real reason. >> the board and i have been in conversation over the last couple weeks about this. i wish them the b

i mean it seems that it was a person who passed by, it was those who were in the lecture room they were protected there by the police. so this was a passer by who unluckily actually happened to be in the wrong place. >> take me back to this freedom of speech forum that you were sponsoring. what was the objective, what were you hoping would take place and was security a big concern as well? >> yeah i mean it's the lecture series concerning freedom of speech and art. and so the seminar was made by the committee here and they give me a place for lecturing, which is much more difficult in sweden. and i think we had a good program this day. and everything starting well. we took up the charlie habdo case but it was at the direction of the ambassador of france in copenhagen who actually talked about the situation and i think it was so interesting. when we finished we went on to the program and there was a woman from a feminist organization and she started to talk. and when she started, we suddenly heard a lot of noise, i mean it was bang bang bang. and very quickly we could understand that something was going on. the they

tonight, the new sketch, who police are looking for. >>> and the school bus on its side, the latest in a string of dangerous bus rides. should your kids be wearing seat belts? >>> good evening, i'm tom llamas. we begin with a fierce blast of winter. heavy snow from north dakota to maine, 27 states feeling the wrath of winter this weekend. boston with his snowiest month on record. listen to this. nearly 40 miles an hour here in michigan, and on this long holiday weekend, multivehicle pileups, delays and cancellations on rails. and while the center of this storm is moving out, a new storm is coming to the south. that forecast in a moment. but first, rob marciano starts us off. rob? >> reporter: the winds are blow in boston. and when it hit the atlantic last night, rapidly intensified, once again bringing conditions. yet another big storm barreling through new england. >> there's a little bit of dÉjÀ vu all over again in this will be our 4th major storm in the past three weeks. >> reporter: adding even more snow. snow drifts up to 6 feet high on top of this warehouse in seaburg, new hamps

tonight, the new sketch, who police are looking for. >>> and, out of control.frightening crash. the school bus on its side, the latest in a string of dangerous bus rides.

santa rosa police have arrested a man who they say used a ticketing mouse trap to try to spend money on the bank's deposit box. a security guard called police after he noticed a man acting suspiciously at the bank on sunday morning. when police arrived they arrested the man. they also arrested a woman who was in a nearby car using a walk yi talky to try to communicate with them. they found more traps and some stolen nails. investigators say there have been -- they have been 15 other similar cases since november in santa rosa alone. >> supporters of doctors medical center in now admit there's only a slim chance of keeping the hospital open. the board of the west health care system held a meeting last night to discuss how you shutdown the hospitals. more members say the only hope we have lift for dmp to stay open would be for voters approving a property tax to support the hospital. results of a boater pole on the issue won't be available next week. it was rejected last year. they're spending 1 and a half million dollars more each month than it takes. >> google is expected to unvail plan

hit traveled down the tracks. >> "action news" has just learned an allentown police officer who was stabbed man is now home from the hospital. the attack on the officer on monday led police to shoot and kill the man identified as jerome nichols. police say nichols bursts into his ex-girlfriend's home and stabbed her then led police on a chase through allentown. the ex-girlfriend is expected to survive. allentown police have not released the injured officer's name. >> a north philadelphia family says their dog was stolen from their front steps and they've got pictures to prove it. this is seven-year-old chance knee. farrah samuels says she left the pomeranian out thursday on north seventh street. a check of the landlord's surveillance footage shows a woman carrying clons see away. >> we just wish that whoever has our dog would bring him home because he means everything to us. and he's our family and he doesn't deserve to be stolen like. that you can't steal people's family. >> chauncey has a health issue and the samuels say he needs constant care. >>> the dog has a microchip so police are ho

police say a reward could be handed out for leading the manm to the man. >> one of the boys said she was teaching her daughter who you to drive. despicable. >> computer privileges might be to blame for a triple homicide. police chased 16-year-old jason hendricks right before he opens fire on police in maryland who fire back and kill him. the shoot out prompting the search that's where investigators found his parents and 12-year-old sister dead. they believe hendricks went after him for taking away his computer privileges. >>> memorial officers are defended with red paint by protestors. now we are learning it could have been stopped. the head of the denver police union calling for the police chief's resignation saying officers were told to stand down. union president nick rogers says there's no reason to allow someone to desecrate a memorial. two people are now under arrest. >> have you ever used uber? they are using a new safety feature. passengers will be able to press a panic button in the app if they feel threatened by the driver. it will be available in chicago first where two drivers were recently accused of

the hourly and seven seven-day forecasts plus a look at live radar where you are. >> police are looking for the gunman who man in philadelphia. police say a man was shot and killed inside a car on 2600 block of west silver street around 1:30. the gunman fired 7 shots at close range through the windshield. >>> breaking overnights a man who police found running from his house while he was on fire is now fighting for his life in the hospital. officers reported the incident on the 3100 block of leap street in kensington. the victim is a 29-year-old man in critical condition with second and third degree burns over 60% of his body. >> a mondayman -- gunman shot and killed a limo driver in the olney neighborhood. witnesses say they saw two men open fire. it appears they were they were shooting from outside the vehicle. co-workers say the victim is 44-year-old father who had brn held -- who had been held up multiple times before. police are trying to figure out if the killers were limo passengers. >> students will come together at state college for the largest student run philanthropy thon. abington township poli

. >>> we hear for the first time from a south jersey man who police say faked his own death in a boat crash last summer. >> reporter: mr. biddle why did you decide to come back? >> at this time, have i no comment, sir. >> reporter: do you want to apologize to all the people who looked for you who thought you were dead? >> only nbc10 was there this afternoon as andrew biddle arrived at the egg harbor township courthouse. investigators say biddle staged his own disappearance in july after he was indicted on theft charges connected to the boat company where he worked. a friend of biddle first told the coast guard his boat hit a buoy in longport and biddle disappeared. >>> florida governor rick scott is coming to our way hoping to lure business with him. he will be in philadelphia next monday and tuesday, meeting with local business leaders and discuss why they should move their companies to florida. we called the office of pennsylvania governor tom wolf for reaction and a spokesperson called scott's visit a political stunt. >>> we are tracking snow and dangerous cold tonight. so are othe

person might have had something to do with this and he went up to the door but he did wait for police who eventually arrested him and no one was hurt. >> thank you very much. our criminal defense attorney and cnn legal analyst. tim, police say they did not learn about the connection between the meyer's family and the suspect until yesterday. i'm still very confused. a man hunt is going on for the person who kills this man's wife and their mother. they knew who the person was. they knew the suspect. why would they not tell police? seven days the police are on a man hunt and they didn't tell them who the guy was. >> there's a lot of deception going on on both sides. the suspect, the story he told to his friends that was in the complaint and what family said. i don't know why. i don't know the connection that's established between these people yet. the reason could have been maybe they went by the suspect's house and he wasn't there and they waited because he was in custody a few days ago and interviewed o by the police on a prior matter when he was a juvenile. maybe the fact he wasn't home

up next, who police say he let take the blame for a recent car crash. us -- ♪ >>> from montgomery county to la this local teen gets a grammy week gig. we'll show you who she'll be opening for when "eyewitness news" continues in just asking seconds. >>> well tonight in berks county authorities are looking for this man. they say that he attempted to lure children in that area. authorities believe the man is linked to three attempted lurings in reading, burn township and wyomissing. if you recognize the man in that sketch, you're encouraged to call the police. >>> well a jury orders toyota to pay nearly $11 million to the victims of a deadly crash in minnesota. that is jury found that design flaw in the 1996 camry was partial toll blame for a wreck that left three dead and two injured in 2006. attorneys for the plaintiff insisted the crash was caused by an acceleration defect while toyota argued that there was no design problem. the driver did spend 2.5 years behind bars in a vehicular hmm side conviction later overturn. police reports show the disgrace dis

police say, the victim is a delivery driver. who told police, the men put what felt like a gun to his back. though no gun was actually seen. the car was found a short distance away. one neighbor tells kron-4. in the 16 years he has lived in the neighborhood, he has never seen a crime like this happen. >> a health warning for the east bay tonight.after a person infected with measles dined out a berkeley restaurant. the person visited "la mediterranee" around 6-45 and 8 p-m.last friday night. but because the virus is airborne.it stays in the air for a two hour period. so anyone at the restaurant until 10 p-m could possibly be exposed. however--- health officials say they have interviewed all the workers on the shift and the restaurant is safe to stay open. also last friday.this person also traveled on bart --- possibly while contagious--- he or she boarded a train at the millbrae bart station around 4:30.and got off at the civic center station around 5 p- m. as many as 15-hundred people may have been exposed on that train. >> pam: com

abuse at that house. >> reporter: now, there are some unconfirmed reports that the victim, the man who police have threatened them with a knife. that's unconfirmed by police. witnesses say the man was taken to the hospital. live in san jose, len ramirez, kpix 5. >> thank you. >>> well, still ahead, it all started as a hobby. >> now it's turned into an extensive labor of love. how this week's jefferson award winner is warming up the community. >> one degree shy of 70 for a high today in dublin. valley christian elementary school. partly sunny skies. but quite warm. we're going to be close to 80 coming up. find out which two days are looking to be the (vo) at jennie-o, we heard of a place in iowa where every thursday people ride ten miles for tacos. we thought we'd show up and surprise them with a better kind of taco, made with jennie-o ground turkey, cooked thoroughly to 165. (mom) i'd feed my kids turkey tacos over regular tacos any day. (woman) i think that they're light and they're just fresh tasting. (vo) it's time for a better taco. (kid) the tacos tonight were pretty much perfect. (vo) m

police are still in a standoff with a burglary suspect who is on top of the roof of a gun shop. now our camera here is some distance away because police want everyone far away from the scene there, but police are still trying to determine if the suspect is armed. at any rate they know he's on the roof of mike's gun shop and are in a standoff with roads closed and people being told to stay inside their homes. >>> we're following that and also following a situation in west kensington where soon we are told a tow truck will be there to remove this suv that crashed earlier this morning. the driver losing control crashing into some vehicles parked on 2nd street. north 2nd street is closed at diamond street in west kensington. >>> today marks one week since this building in west philadelphia became frozen over in ice. and this morning there are still fears that the scene could come falling down any minute. the ice encases the medical building on locust street after firefighters doused it to put out a fire last monday. neighbors have taken to calling the place the ice palace. the offici