willard, he knows one thing. he was a human being. >> he deserves to be buried, scattered, whatever word you want to use, with dignity. being short of left by the door. to me, it's just an act of dignity. >> pastor wilson say fist no one comes forward, he will give mr. willard the proper burial that he deserves. now, one extra bit of information he was able to confirm. he said that mr. willard lived on schuylkill road, which is not too far away from here, in rothville. if you know mr. willard or know someone who knew him, you're asked to call the baptist church. we're live in rockville, i'm nikki burdine, wusa 9. >> hopefully somebody will see this story and help us get him to his family. >>> the person who dropped off the ashes outside of the church, technically didn't break and laws. now, the state of maryland, remains to be scattered on private property or interred. >>> a former rising star, being taken down by a sweeping investigation in prince george's county. formee state delegate and county councilman, wil

you are the -- you are captain willard. it's about not getting killed route than being a killer. anchor: gruesome images, but we will see. anchor: think very much indeed. don't go away, i will be back with the top stories. xaxaks 01/27/17 01/27/17 [captioning made possible by democracy now!] amy: from park city, utah, this is democracy now! trump: much of the media is very dishonest. honestly, itit is fake news. they make things up. amy: donald trump continues his attack on the media as his top bannon callsephen the opposition party and says it should keep its mouth shut. we will look at the rise of bannon and how he turned breitbart news into an online

damien willard will not play, he has a sprained ankle. the worriers beat them about 40 points with willard the last time they played. if you are a blazers fan it is not looking too great. >> connor cook seem so relaxed. he almost seems like eric car. they are just very composed and very relaxed.>> i condescended earlier, i mean it in a good way, they are gym rats. they love the game and they have been around their whole lives. it wouldn't surprise me, just don't try doing too much. stick to the game plan, which they will simplify a little bit and he will be our right. i expect him to do well. >> see you later, everyone. most fast food places use formulas to create their combos. but all that math, doesn't always equal something tasty. at my place, you can get a mouthwatering sourdough bacon ranch combo for $4.99. with a full size beef patty, bacon, and creamy ranch sauce, on toasted sourdough bread. plus hot & salty fries and refreshing freestyle drink. because flavor always beats formulas. the sourdough bacon ranch combo, just $4.99 for a

she's donald willard's niece. said she's grateful. but the mystery remains.ow did the ashes turn up here? enter carol dennison. >> loved my dog. >> reporter: carol was donald's neighbor on this rockville street. when he passed away, his brother rocky held onto the ashes. until -- >> the house was cl one morning, all of his belongings were put on the street. including his. >> but he did have his brother's ashes. >> yeah. >> that's how carol said the ashes got lost. and probably some well-meaning person dropped them off at nearby deersville baptist church. one mystery solved but another uncovered. where is rocky? carol said she's worried and the golden doodle, chablis, won't leave the front door. >> senate 2016. we talked. and no one has seen him since. >> montgomery county police say no middling persons -- missing persons report was ever filed. angie said she hasn't seen him in years, but said a friend of a friend saw him about 20 days ago. so hopefully carol, rocky and the dog chablis can soon. >>> if i got this straight, we're going from sandals today -- >>

scott, willard scott, willard scott.obbs. >> oh! no, no, no. >> i hope this is the extent of the conflict that we have. if we have four years of these cat fights, like watching four years of bravo. if our conflicts are small and catty, that is good. >> health care? >> you know what -- well, it's almost over. speak up my point earlier that i couldn't say was that, in fact, medicare, medicaid, social security, i think that's why the democrats -- if you have trouble this, republicans, we'll see how the voters react. >> you guys lost the last election because of obama. >> on the right, we've got to go. keeping the clicker on the word count, i think you can figure out at home who is winning the bingo. coming up, president obama attempting to defend his legacy as he prepares to leave the white house. his farewell letter to the american people when "the five" returns. tech: don't let a cracked windshield ruin your plans. trust safelite. with safelite's exclusive "on my way text"... you'll know exactly when we'll be there. givin

hailed a covrage and asked the driver to take them to willards hotel. only two block from the white house the map and boy stepped from the kerrick and walked electrically to finance desk. the man 4 2 -- 42 years old, asd for a room. the clerk sniffed professionally, did not the visitor know that in wartime washington, few womans were available, especially at willard's, the finest hotel in the nation's capital? the clerk dallied and then informed the traveler his could give them a small room on the top floor. that would be fine, the man said. the clerk asked the guest to sign the hotel register. when the clerk turned the register around and read the signature,us grant and son, illinois herb -- he turned bale. pea gasped. general brant, why depend you tell me who you were? peeringmer closely, the clerk could not now see that underneath the duster was the blue even form of a union officer. he has seen poster's the west in washington. he blurted houston he was assigning him to a different sweet, the same sweet lincoln stayed at on his arrival in washington.

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of course, building.old post office down a little further on the other side of the street is the willard hotel which is the hotel abraham lincoln stayed in for several days before he was inaugurated in and moved into the white house as the 16th president. you know, we're passing the canadian embassy over here. the museum. this is the street that connects the center of power of the capitol with the white house and so remarkable to think donald trump's hotel stands almost exactly at the midpoint between the u.s. capitol building and the white house. when he bought that building by the way, he put out a huge sign out front, trump coming in 2016. that was far before he was planning to run for president but the hotel opened in 2016. >> jon we should point out that hotel a point of some controversy in a couple of different ways. some suggesting having foreigners puts the president in violation of the clause of the constitution and administered by the general services administration, the lease of that hotel prohibits an office holder from holding it. >> it says in black and white, george, that

, atom willard, everybody.you. >> seth: it's been a fantastic week. our first guest is an oscar-nominated actor who has starred in films like "gone baby gone" and "interstellar." his new movie "manchester by the sea" will be in theaters tomorrow. let's take a look. [ laughter ] >> hey. you want to keep it down, you [ bleep ] morons? my kids are sleeping. >> i am so sorry. i mean i didn't think it was that loud. >> lee, you want to get these [ bleep ] pinheads out of my house, please? >> yeah, i do. i mean i really do. >> she can't talk to us that way. >> yeah! [ laughter ] >> oh! >> come on back -- >> i'm not [ bleep ] around. >> seth: please welcome back to the show casey affleck, everybody! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> seth: how are you? >> great. >> seth: it's really good to see you again. >> thanks, i just want to clear something up. you're not a donald trump supporter, then? >> seth: it's on the -- i'm trying to be very coy about it. i try to keep my audience guessing. [ laughter ] >> i get it. >> seth: th

he hailed a carriage and asked the driver to take them to willard's hotel. that was the way it was called in the 19th century. at the northwest corner of pennsylvania avenue, only two blocks from the white house. this man and boy stepped from the carriage and walked directly to the front desk. the man, 42 years old and wearing a travel-stained duster, asked for a room. the clerk sniffed brusquely, did not the visitor know that in wartime washington few rooms were available, especially at willard's, the finest hotel in the nation's capital? the clerk dallied, then informed the travelers he could give them a small room on the top floor. that would be fine, the man said softly. the clerk asked the guest to sign the hotel register. when the clerk turned the register around and read the signature,up s. grant and son -- u.s. grant and son, georgia lean that, illinois, he turned pale. general grant, why didn't you tell me who you were? peering more closely, the clerk could now see that underthe duster, mostly hidden, was the blue uniform of a union officer. he had

. >> willard scott. >> haven't seen him in a while. >> no. glad to hear from willard, what a privilege it was to have worked with him for about ten years when i first got here. >> what great stories you have. >> good lord, can't tell them all. >>> doug didn't want to miss this special occasion, out west on ski trip disguised as conference. hey doug. how are you? >> reporter: guys i'm great but vance got to tell you this, happy 75th birthday obviously but i have not seen the mountains at all since i've been here, snowing, winter storm warnings and yesterday your birthday and back on the air today and look at this, get this kind of a shot and trust me thinking of you whole time because i know exactly what you're doing. >> sure you are. >> what you would do. >> i saw a couple of guys on harleys, in a garage actually. thought about you then. then went to distillery last night and thought about you then. >> tell it all. >> tequila but quickly forgot about you after that point. just wanted to say happy 75th birthday. i'm in brekken ridge right amer

i got a facebook message from a woman who says donald irving willard was her uncle. here's the think, she didn't know his ashes were missing in the first place. she still doesn't know exactly how they ended up at the baptist church. nonetheless, she's thankful they did. angela says she woke up to a facebook message this morning from a stranger. >> she said this is going to seem weird. >> and she was right. the person who didn't know angela saw our story about donald willard's ashes being left at a church. she connected the dots and then found angela online. >> i was like that's my uncle. just so strange. >> angela says the man whose ashes were found outside the baptist church belonged to na >> my uncle was a special guy. >> donald was a vietnam veteran. >> i called him uncle don. donald and donnie if we wanted to be funny. >> donald lived with his brother, angela's father in their rockville home. in december of 2009 her father passed away. then six months later so did donald. >> it was very hard. >> angela paid for the yes makes and a family member took the remains.

.: willard is looking he is calling for lowball. >> j.r.: he pulls up and tells back-to-back three-point. >> j.r.: little dirt on a reverse layup. that-lillard >> j.r.: bladers are down by two with five seconds left. his shot rattled out. >> j.r.: best of the nfc and afc were squaring off in the pro bowl. >> j.r.: 23 yd touchdown check out their rater pro bowlers. -- raider >>: we appreciate your support we have the raider nation here carry >> j.r.: they moved on to the championship game against the metropolitan. the pacific had a one to nothing lead. the division tie the game up at three. metro wins the game 4-3. >> j.r.: moviegoers had a choice this weekend. we will be right back. >> j.r.: the moviegoers have a choice this weekend a prowler or a killer. >> j.r.: 2 in a row for split. $26.3 million >> j.r.: coming up at kron 4 news at eleven another round of protesters today. >> j.r.: our big story tonight our second day of protesters. donald trump issues a executive on third-inning immigrants from entering the country. >> j.r.: we are life from san francisco international airport. > re

. >> willard ipt continental hotel in d.c. is where king conditioning jr. put finishes touches on famous "i have a dream" speech. it's where i sat down with king's daughter bernice to discuss her reflecks of her father's legacy. >> one of the things that my father was really trying to say to us not just 50 years ago and 50 or 49, 48, 47 all the way 45 when he was assassinated and he was speaking us to about humanity. probably understanding one huge family. not judging by color of skin but content of character. >> what can you do in order to spur that kind of thinking again to have people refocus on the moral clarity and courageous leadership and unselfish service that your father championed. >> you think about what happened in newtown, connecticut, i mean, that should have jolted us like nothing else. 6 years losing their life so senselessly. thinking of chicago as we talked about and all those little boys and kids young people killing each other what has happened to a society that can turn away from that kind of situation and not realize this speaks to who

down a little further on the other side of the street is the willard hotel which is the hotel abraham lincoln stayed in for several days before he was inaugurated in and moved into the white house as the 16th president. you know, we're passing the canadian embassy over here. the museum. this is the street that connects the center of power of the capitol with the white house and so remarkable to think donald trump's hotel stands almost exactly at the midpoint between the u.s. capitol building and the white house. when he bought that building by the way, he put out a huge sign out front, trump coming in 2016. that was far before he was planning to run for president but the hotel opened in 2016. >> jon we should point out that hotel a point of some controversy in a couple of different ways. some suggesting having foreigners puts the president in violation of the clause of the constitution and administered by the general services administration, the lease of that hotel prohibits an office holder from holding it. >> it says in black and white, george, that the hotel may not be run by someb

they belong to donald willard. in september someone dropped off his ashes outside the baptist church. the pastor reached out to us hoping to find the man's family. >> he was a human being. he had purpose in life and he had purpose to his family. he has a final place to stay. >> angela plans to pick up her uncle's ashes soon. >>> a huge loss for a virginia community. >> a fire broke out late last night at a church. the church has seen countless weddings, funerals and other gathering over its 100 year existence. even the fire marshal got married there. >> have a lot of memories here. a lot of family friends. it's tough. it's really tough. >> about 300 people attend church services there. the church's pastor is promising to rebuild. the cause of that fire is still under investigation tonight. >>> the mayor of pallsboro new jersey is being hailed a hero this evening. he saw a home on fire only a block away. he knew what to do. he rushed inside the burning house and rescued a woman who was asleep. before becoming mayor

. >> willard and ben. have you heard of them?laughter] >> no. >> uh-uh. >> okay. >> got nothing. >> that's a google thing. michael jackson wrote a song about one. >> i knew there was a musical reference. >> own two. >> a planned protest found in a celebration inside a popular philadelphia park. a small lunchtime crowd of people came tout o rittenhouse square this afternoon to applaud the removal of new signs that bans sitting on the park's inner walls. the signs went up in an attempt to protect a $1 million renovation to the park's railings. those signs came down today after critics who included mayor jim kenney blastd that ban on social media. >> on the health watch tonight you may want to add some spice to your life. new research shows eating hot chili peppers could help you live longer. researchers analyzed data from 16,000 americans. they found the risk of death dropped 13 percent from people who ate chili peppers to those who did not. more research is need as to why. >>> you may want to add coffee to your diet. it's good for

. >> willard and ben. have you heard of them?laughter] >> no. >> uh-uh. >> okay. >> got nothing. >> that's a google thing. michael jackson wrote a song about one. >> i knew there was a musical reference. >> own two. >> a planned protest found in a celebration inside a popular philadelphia park. a small lunchtime crowd of people came tout o rittenhouse square this afternoon to applaud the removal of new signs that bans sitting on the park's inner walls. the signs went up in an attempt to protect a $1 million renovation to the park's railings. those signs came down today after critics who included mayor jim kenney blastd that ban on social media. >> on the health watch tonight you may want to add some spice to your life. new research shows eating hot chili peppers could help you live longer. researchers analyzed data from 16,000 americans. they found the risk of death dropped 13 percent from people who ate chili peppers to those who did not. more research is need as to why. >>> you may want to add coffee to your diet. it's good for

reporter: good morning to you maria in george washington suite at willard hotel the premier hotel in, d.c., they have three presidential sweets and offering a package, they call stay like a president. they have sold out those three sweets this is one of them. 450,000 dollars, four nights not bad, going to show you what you get for that 450,000 dollars, you can have a private dinner prepared by one of the premier chefs of washington, d.c. . will be served here in your dining room in the suite take out this view by the way each suite a view of the parade route for inauguration you get to see them all, of course, george washington monument part of what they are doing two tomorrow tickets anywhere in united states to fly to you washington, d.c., so we were invited to show this to you this morning spoke with some hotels management i want to introduce you to jason, will explain who is looking to buy this package. >> any guest that wants to come and really kind of see the behind scenes, of washington, d.c., kind of experience the inauguration like -- a president would, but you know maybe so

and seeing y'all. >> and willard who was such a part of this show.? >> no. he did it for charity. somebody bet him -- if you do it, i'll donate $5,000 to his charity. and so, he did it. >> he kicked off a tradition. think of all of the wacky things we've done in the name of charity to raise money for great causes. >> that's old-school. we were in studio 3b. it was the size of this wall. and willard is a big guy. it was almost to scale. that is a smaller map. >> was it cardboard? >> no. it was wooden. it was magnetic. and every morning, one of the stagehands would draw -- would airbrush all of the stuff -- the clau clouds and the rain drops on the map. >> imagine messing that one up. >> my favorite moment involves you. what's your favorite "today" show moment. and this is the first thing that came to my mind. and i remember screaming at the tv, in joy, when al and joe biden finally connected. >> mr. vice president. how are you doing? come on. come on. >> whoa. >> come on. come on. yes. >> every time i see it. at home, millions of people are saying, co

severe than reagan's when reagan was shot an his--- but he had 12 different doctors, doctor doctod willard whose name was doctor and repeated inserted fingers to his back probing for the bullet. 16 years earlier and spoke to american doctors. and so it's sickening to watch this -- through the lens of 135 years happening to this -- toe this extraordinary man. and so i did a ton of research, even though garfield had been in congress for 18 years, a lot of people surrounding it, i went to national museum of medicine and they actually have the autopsy report there, but more than that, they have -- i held in myu glove hand a section of churchill -- i'm sorry, garfield's spine with this red plastic pen going through where the bullet had gone through and it's stunning and they also have strangely there, they have what i call assassins drawer. they have the remains of charles who assassinated garfield and kind of in the same drawer, ankle bone, it's bizarre, theyey also have a jar with junction and he was insane, he was mentally ill. after he was executed they we wanted to study it for science, sp

doctor king put the finishing touches on his famous i have a speech dream on in the willard inter continental hotel in d.c. he sat down with king's daughte' at the hotel to get her reflections on the legacy.s on one of the things that my fatheh was really trying to say to us not just 50 years ago, but 50 years ago, 49, 48, 47, all the way to 45 when he was aassassinated he was reallyna speaking to us about our humanity and understanding at the interrelatedness.edne that's why he talked about sitting down at a table of brotherhood, us understanding that we are one huge human family. that's why he talked about notot judging by the color of the skin, but by the content of the character. he also talked about streamism. you have a choice of being extremist of hate and he chose being an extremist of love. one of the most portraits in unconditional love is the capacity to forgive. it's very easy to become bitter. it's very easy to become angry. it's very easy to take revenge. of it's the capacity to have the mentality that says by destroying them, a part of me is being destroyed because they're part

[laughter] and chris matthews turned into fred willard. just saying complete nonsense.t where, okay, he compares trump, he says it's hilarion, and he goes, you know, how is he going to fire his son-in-law, what's his name, jared? >> yeah. greg: how is he going to fire him? well, i guess you could have him executed. thinking out loud. so he's executing a jew. then you're calling him a hitler, and then you're talking about executing a j well,ew, chs matthews. he is a wild genius. i could listen to him for days. [laughter] he says stuff, it's all over the place. >> i can listen to him but i can't watch him because i always want to go -- >> oh, i love chris matthews. >> just right there. you're brilliant, but it's just -- greg: all right. don't go anywhere, people. there's exactly 3,000 minutes of show left? i think that's a lie. tyrus hits the streets of d.c. harder than a hurricane made of diamonds. greg: while i was busy watching the inauguration from a hotel room in my custom bathrobe made of human hair, kat and tyrus spoke to protesters, trump supporters and me. i saw

. >> the willard intercontinental hotel in dc is where dr. martin luther king, jr. put his touches on the i have a dream speech. it is where i sat down with king's daughter bernice to talk about her father's legacy. >> one of the things that my father was trying to say just not 50 years ago but 50 years ago, 49, 48 and 47 and all the way to 45 when he was assassinated. he was speaking about humanity and understanding the interconnectiveness. he talked about the table of brotherhood and understanding that we are one huge human family. that's why he talked about not judging by the color of his skin but the content of the character. >> what can you do in order to spur that kind of thinking again to have people refocus on the more ral clarity and the courageous leadership and the unselfish service that your father was such a champion. >> that should have jolted us like nothing else. losing their life so senselessly. thinking about chicago. we talked about all of those little boys and kids, young people killing each other. what has happened to our society that can turn a

a man was shot in the chest on west willard street. he died at the scene. so far no arrests made in that. >>> a lot of damage to a business in camden county after a jeep smashed into it. the crash happened around 1:30 this morning in cocollingswood. police tell us the driver lost control and hit the building at route 130 and haddon avenue. a busy intersection there the driver is expected to be okay. >>> now to other news. new details this morning in the murder of a man in atlantic city. investigators have now made an arrest. the victim was found dumped in a crash can yesterday morning at south carolina, and adriatic avenue. police say the victim, 52-year-old ricky ward, was hit in the head a number of times with rocks. the suspect, 64-year-old thomas green, is being held on a million dollars cash this morning. police have not yet said what the motive was. >>> plus, we're going to talk about new year's, new taxes. we'll tell you about two new taxes that start today. one will hit you at the grocery store, the other at the gas pump. and taking a plunge. if you

a man was shot in the chest on west willard street. he died at the scene.ests made in that. ♪ 2017 arrives with excitement in philadelphia. thousands of people watched these fireworks over the delaware river last night. the show began at the stroke of midnight to welcome in the new year. and happening now some of those same revellers are getting ready to head into center city for the annual mummers parade. because of the parade, there are road closures in place right now. parts of market street, 15th street, jfk boulevard, and broad street are already shut down and traffic will not be allowed to cross broad street while the parade is happening. you can go to nbc10.com or the nbc 10 app for a full list of closures that could affect you. ♪ the mummers have been putting the finishing touches on the routine all this week. nbc 10 was in south philadelphia yesterday as a string band prepared for its performance. the fancy brigades have also been practicing all week long at the convention center. the mummers parade kicks off at city hall at 9:00. the nbc 10 app ha

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proceeds will go to the committee to protect journalists and will be held at the willard hotel. >>> asour life seems to get busier, you probably feel like you have less time to run errands, including going to the grocery store. a new study says a quarter of americans already buy their groceries online. the number is expected to rise dramatically over the next decade. food marketing insurantitute say 2025 americans will spend more than $100 billion on online grocery shopping. >>> we are in the middle of flu season and we all know there are certain things you can do to prevent getting sick. get a flu shot, wash your hands, avoid other sick people. what ou joy is a registered dietician and has some answers for us this morning. good morning. you have some things for us to look at. start by talking about lean proteins. how can we find them and how do they help us? >> lean proteins are the essential component of the diet. my quick tip would be to ensure 20 to 30 grams at each meal for protein. however, protein does build up the diet but doesn't necessarily enhance the immune system. so thing

[laughter] and chris matthews turned into fred willard. just saying complete nonsense.t where, okay, he compares trump, he says it's hilarion, and he goes, you know, how is he going to fire his son-in-law, what's his name, jared? >> yeah. greg: how is he going to fire him? well, i guess you could have him executed. thinking out loud. so he's executing a jew. then you're calling him a hitler, and then you're talking about executing a j well,ew, chs matthews. he is a wild genius. i could listen to him for days. [laughter] he says stuff, it's all over the place. >> i can listen to him but i can't watch him because i always want to go -- >> oh, i love chris matthews. >> just right there. you're brilliant, but it's just -- greg: all right. don't go anywhere, people. there's exactly 3,000 minutes of show left? i think that's a lie. tyrus hits the streets of d.c. harder than a hurricane made of diamonds. before fibromyalgia, i was active. i was energetic. then the chronic, widespread pain drained my energy. my doctor said moving more helps ease fibromyalgia pain. he also presc

. >> which first lady kissed today's own willard scott after the inaugural parade, barbara bush, nancyr rosalynn carter. >> jackson for me. >> he is trying to bribe. >> b. [ buzzer ] >> come on. even i knew it was barbara bush. >> i love this moment because it just illustrated a genuine moment between just an incredible day. >> yes. exactly. i was there. it was an incredible day for me as well. >> hoda. >> all right. what's your name, sweetie? >> christy. >> what team are you rooting for? >> atlanta falcons. >> i can see that, girl. which of the following singers has not performed the national anthem at a presidential inauguration ceremony? aretha franklin, beyonce, or barbara streisand? a, b, c? >> a. >> a. [ buzzer ] >> this is such a good day for me. >> lucky you. it was c, barbara streisand. >> something tells me she won't be performing this year either. >> good answer. hoda, time for one more? >> i think we do. what's your name? >> marvin. >> it's your birth day? >> yes. >> how old are you today? >> 70. >> happy birthday to marvin. and can we say happy birthday to one of our great

i am standing what will be almost the end of the parade here on pennsylvania avenue in front of willardl and turn on 15th street and go past the white house. what is key about the parade, they were rehearsing yesterday, there will be marching bands from all over the country. there will be military bands. there is the band from talladega college, the historical black college out of alabama and they will be marching and the new first family march in the parade. cost of all of this? $175 million. all of the security as well as all the details for this festivities. 90 million of which has been raised through private donations according to the presidential inaugural committee. that's a record. if you're wondering what else we can expect on friday, listen to what vice president-elect pence had to say. >> i will let him speak for himself on friday. i think the american people will see the same donald trump they saw every day of this campaign, step up to that podium. he is going to speak from his mind, he is going to speak from his heart, and he is going to lay out a vision to make america grea

right over here on the parade route is the famous willard hotel, washington's premiere luxury hotel, fine even the grey poupon mustard asks for grey poupon. you can still get a room for $450,000 for four nights that,'s a bar began on your expense report, right? >> wow, really, $450,000. >> 450. and it's an incredible room. you going to do a story on this? it's a sweet package with a huge suite, you get to overlook the parade route, quite the deal. >> sounds like you thoroughly checked it out. adam shapiro, good to see you. well, security will be tight, before, during and after the inauguration. chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge is live with what it will take to keep everyone safe. what will be the main focus of the fbi? >> sandra, the fbi's focus is on counterterrorism, running down leads, then pushing at the intelligence to partner agency. there's more concern this year about the use of drones and vehicles as weapons. fox news went inside the fbi command center with lead agent paul abate. they have a surge capacity o this wall they have the ability to track agents

a man was shot in the chest on west willard street. he died at the scene.o far no arrests made in that. ♪ >>> philadelphia said happy new year with this fireworks display over the delaware river. the fireworks went off atted in night and delighted thousands of people who watched from below. that wasn't the only fireworks show from the city last night. ♪ >> i'd be happy just to let that play out. "star wars" music capped off the fireworks show at penn's landing at 6:00. hundreds of people gathered there to watch the show. and get in some skating at the blue cross river rink. visitors say this is a great way to enjoy the holiday and ring in the new year. >> not a club guy. i don't like -- i don't drink either, so, i don't like that scene. >> hundreds enjoyed the early fireworks show. nbc 10 was proud to bring you the sugar house casino's seventh annual fireworks celebration. >>> 6:05 and happening now, streets are closed ahead of this morning's mummers parade. parts of market street, 15th street and jfk boulevard are closed and will stay that way until the ev

a man was shot the in the chest in the 1900 block of west willard street, in word on ab arrest. >>> authoritiesre also investigating an incident in philadelphia that left two women with multiple stab wound , police responded to the scene just after 11:30 on the the 3900 block of roosevelt boulevard, one woman was stabbed in the the chest, the other had superficial wound. police say the suspect is known to the victim. >>> and new year means the end of the season for the eagles. they will take on cowboys at the lick later today. the bird are looking to end the season with back to back wins. carson wentz could set a couple new team record, most passing attempts in the the season and most passing yard. both are held right now by donovan mcnabb. wentz need one more completion toss set nfl rookie record held by sam bradford, and says this season will help him later in his career. >> there has been a lot of learning, lot of opportunities for me to grow, develop, see things, see the picture and all of those things are great and will only help me get better. i had a quick pace. >> what we feel is he is

responded to a fatal shooting in north philadelphia man was shot in the chest in the 1900 block of west willard street, in word on a suspect. >>> authorities are also investigating a stabbing in philadelphia, police responded to the scene just after 11:30, on the 3900 block of roosevelt boulevard, and one woman was stabbed in the chest and other had minor injuries, police say that the suspect is men, to the victims. >>> and new this morning, it is a deadly start to the new year in philadelphia as we have been saying police are investigating a fatal accident in the fernrock section of the city, police say a 71 year-old man was struck and killed by a white sedan, around 1:40 this morning in the 1200 block of west chew avenue, that is near marvine street. the victim died at the scene. investigators say the driver of that sedan was found three blocks away where he crashed into a fence, the driver a 25 year-old man was taken to the hospital, in stable condition, and, police say he will be charged with leaving the scene of the fatal accident. >>> also new this morning police say a person was struck a

a man was shot in the the chest in the 1900 block of west willard street.this point no word on any arrests. >>> authorities are also investigating a stabbing in philadelphia, police responded to this scene just after 11:30 last night, on 3900 block of roosevelt boulevard, one woman was stabbed in the chest, the other, had minor injuries, police say suspect is known to the victim. >>> and still to come this morning the new year arrives with the ball drop in times square, of course, always a big deal for new york and the nation, we will show you how revellers rang in the new year >>> also rare a unique petties standing up for holiday travelers. >>> to take will be in good shape at least weather-wise, lot of sunshine, lot of sun for new year. it will in the last lon >>> millions of people crowded in new york city times square last night to welcome in 2017. wendy gilette was there. >> three, two, one... >> a blizzard of confetti rained down on a sea of revellers who rang in 2017 this times square. >> you brought a baby in here. >> yes, it came all the way from

peta hosting its inauguralina bash called animals party that will be at the willard hotel h meant toongress involved in animal protection.ection co-host pamela anderson and mary matlin. matl planned parenthood hosting a free preinauguration concertcon at the 930 club. cl. common and the national will be among the performers. tickets are required.r the event will seretvs e aars aa "call to action for supportersos of reproductive freedom to take action wherever they are." >>> today's fox beat. hollywood biggest stars steinrst many shining brightly lastghtlyt night at the people's choicepeo awards jennifer lopez tomez tom hanks christian bell johnstian stamos lobeoking sharm on then e red carpet. the show which is voted onhi i fan favorites no inn moviesrites music and television.eisio big winners included one of kevin's favorites ryanfa reynolds as well as britneys spears melissa mccarthy jennifer lawrence and kevinawre hart. >> johnny depp making headlines this morning for his h time on stage lastis night.igt. the actor thanking fans fors their support just days after finalizing his t

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we're on 14th street right byhty the willard hotel. hotel. now, i want to tell you that tht there's going to be somegoing ee problems tomorrow according to the protestors, they saowy thas they are going to try andand block some of the securityerity checkpoints and they've got thet other things that they're noteyt telling us about.tellinus abo earlier today i spoke with oneei of thet leaders of the of te protests. here's what she had to say. sa. >> very early in the morningn t we'll be physicahelly and symbolically blockading theockae security checkpoints into theine inauguration and the inauguralgl parade. pade. we're having an unpermittednpe march starting at 10:00 a.m. each check point action is s being self organized by an a autonomous body of folks so each group organizing those checkpoints has have m >> reporter: so, juscat gollingo to pop up and we're not going gi to know whether it's happening'p or not. or >> i mean, it's all publicallyuy available on our web site. s disrupt j20.org.0.rg. you're well do you mean check that out but a lo

and a happy 100th birthday, the name sake to the man who started this, willard, mr. willard hyck.ia. the secret to longevity is making sure you keep in touch with good friends. if you know somebody celebrating a 100th birthday, we want to hear about >> al, thank you very much. >>> coming up how is this for a little star power? we have robert de niro here to share a bronx tale with us. first, a look at your local news and weather. >>> 8:26 is your time on this january 17, 2017. good morning to you. eun yang. we want to get to melissa for a look at your first 4 traffic. >>> 270 southbound that crash on the shoulder. seeing a little bit of a delay southbound and southbound again you have the delay as you head through the germantown area. earlier problems on the beltway is gone. 395 is jammed. red line residual delays from shady grove. >> we'll check your forecast next. stay with us. honey bunches of oats. it's all of this, this, this, and this. it's the mother of all cereals. it's that, and that, and all of that. it's the most cerealriffic cereal. in all of history. yeah, it's that g

>> willard scott. >> something tells me it might be willard scott?ng ding ding. >> ronald mcdonald? >> hmmm, i'm not sure what you meant by that question. >> all right. there you go. >> you are having some discipline problems. >> i don't know. i think maybe because it may not recognize itself because of the beard. >> or she wants union. >> maybe she's in character. because i am ignorant. >> no. >> we're going to have more fun with you. last night you were having fun -- you went to see hamilton with a new cast member. >> that's right. karen killemformally of snl made his debut as king george. the role originated by jonathan groft. >> have you seen hamilton? >> i have not to my great shame. >> it's amazing. >> i can't wait to see it. >> he was terrific in it. he made the role his own. this was from his first -- that was his first time, actually, wearing the outfit. it was really fun. >> what did you think? >> he did a terrific job. he made the role his own. which is kind of cool. >> he's hilarious. he's -- a lot of those snl actors are astonishingly ni