certificate by registered mail to the president of the united states senate and one to chief judge robert yonker of the united states district court for the western district of michigan. two certificates will be delivered to the michigan secretary of state and two certificates will be delivered to the archivist of the united states, national archives and records administration in washington, d.c. i now invite all electors to come forward and sign the envelopes. the sergeant-at-arms will begin by releasing electors one at a time. now that you've signed those six, we have to put them in the appropriate envelopes with your signature, so we're asking you to get up and make another trip. this is in line with healthy michigan. you're getting your steps in today. [applause] gov. snyder: thank you, electors, i appreciate your patience. i appreciate your patience in the gallery. it's great to have such a great group of people here today to witness this historic moment. i think you for that. our benediction today will be by bishop isaac combs. thank you for your invocation. you will have us have a strong

yonkers fire chief john flynn and firefighter mike juro assess the dire situation. >> one guy is actually on the scaffolding, standing on top of it. and the second victim is below him, beneath the scaffolding, probably another ten feet or so. >> we didn't know the extent of their injuries at that point. so the plan was made to have some of our members proceed to the floor nearby where they were hanging from the scaffolding to remove windows to establish communication with them, to assess their condition. >> the two men indicate they aren't hurt and their safety harnesses keep them from plummeting to the ground. but rescuers are concerned that may quickly change. no one knows how long the scaffold, or the workers, can hold on. >> when they sit in their harnesses for a long time it decreases the blood flow to their lower extremities which creates a lot of physiological problems. >> it's a serious thing. they were starting to get some of that because their legs were starting to get numb. it was a little cold out. >> firefighters first attempt to use their truck ladder to bring the men down,

kristen dal gren, yonkers new york. >> we invite you to submit your own inspiring america stories oncebook page. that's going to do it for us this monday night. i'm lester holt. for all of us at nbc news, thank you for watching and good night. >>> lights, camera, access. >> congratulations, guys. >> i'm like, did the show get nominated? >> i deserve this. >> look at my dad! >> this huge golden globe nominations day comes with a family nomination and should we call this the year

and yonkers, new york. d.c. is number 32 on this list of best places to live. and that beats baltimore which comes in at 84. >>> okay, time for a break and still dreary and it's not going to get any er >>> all right, plenty more pain ahead for today and a dry day -- rain ahead for today and a dry day tomorrow and then >> i'm hosting pearl harbor events on the world war ii memorial. hoping to get the rain out of here. donna kate is going to be here. thank you for joining us, we appreciate you joining us for the news at noon. [ knock on door ] >> nick: hey, dad. >> victor: hi, my boy. listen, what is this i hear from our security team that christian was taken to the hospital by ambulance? >> nick: yeah, uh, s i loop. >> victor: how is he? >> nick: dad, christian's fine. he's upstairs. he's asleep. he just had an allergic reaction to strawberries. >> victor: why didn't you tell your mom and me about that? we would have gone to the hospital. >> nick: well, dad, there wasn't really anything you could have done, and frankly, if you were there, you would have just mad

kristen, nbc news, yonkers, new york. >> and we invite you to submit your own inspiring america stories on our facebook page. that's going to do it for us on this monday night. i'm lester holt for all of us at nbc news. >> right now from milwaukee, this is today's tmj4 live at 6. >> all right. no snow now but if you thinks it's cold, get ready. chief meteorologist joins us now with what are we talking about? negative wind chills? >> oh, actually there are some right now. negative wind chills, below 0 out in our suburb, out inland squares. our high temperatures today were not bad. look at minneapolis. 14. international falls, minot, north dakota. 4. that's the high temperature there. that air moving in our direction. as you can see, we're all right in the teens. 19 fort washington, 16 racine. and southwest, wind chill it is between 10 and just below 0 in much of the area. we're watching a cold front generating light snow. while we're clear now and getting cold fast with the clear skies, clouds roll in late tonight and that will take our temperatures down. not amounting to too much. down

kris ten dahlgren, nbc news, yonkers, new york. >> and we invite you to submit your own "inspiring americastories on our facebook page. that's going to do it for us on this monday night. i'm lester holt for all of us at nbc news, thank you for watching and good night. a sexting investigation in the silicon valley. the schools involved -- and how it changed today's lesson plan. ==jan/2-shot== the news at 6 starts now. thanks for joining us. i'm janelle wang -- in for raj mathai. ==jess/2-shot== and i'm jessica aguirre. ==jess/rail== an online dropbox full of sexually explicit pictures... photos of students... allegedly shared by other students. that's what mountain view police say their agency, and others,re allegedly shared by other students. mountain view police say their agency and others are investigating tonight. this began over the summer and includes several area high schools. live in mountain view with the new development. and this is shocking to many parents. >> reporter: it certainly is. we spoke to a lot of them who wish they had been informed of this investigation. mountain view

kristen, nbc news, yonkers, new york. >> and we invite you to submit your own inspiring america stories facebook page. that's going to do it for us on this monday night. i'm lester holt for all of us at nbc news. thank you for watching and good night. terrifying incident with a gun. police called to the scene. inside the shocking split of "flip or flop's" reality real escape couple. will the show go on? what they are telling us now on "extra." ♪ extra, extra >>> millions watch them fix houses but they couldn't fix their own marriage. >> you're not going to going t >> new details on the fight that sparked their separation. new pics of their life apart. and the just uncovered video of tarik firing a rifle. >>> then, all the showdowns and surprises from the golden globes nominations. >> congratulation. >> thank you very much. >> from the set of breakout tv hit "this is us" to the dance duo who could score big, emma stone and ryangosling. >> awards show buzz about this film. >>> now trending, kim kardashian and her cleavage make a sexy comeback to the spotlight. and where we just spied kany

. >> yes, my name is arnold smith from yonkers. this has nothing to do with grant, per se, but i just want ed to find out under which president was the first jewish assignment or appointed to the cabinet? jonathan sarna: well, it is interesting. one of the things i reveal here is that grant actually wanted to appoint a jew -- joseph salak men as secretary of the treasury. it would have been ulysses s grant, but joseph turned the job down. his family thought he was needed in the bank, and there were other reasons. so the first president the first , jewish cabinet member is oscar straus also from here in new york. oscar straus was appointed by theodore roosevelt to his cabinet in the 20th century. >> yes, my name is dennis middlebrooks. i once read that about 7000 jews served in the union army in the civil war. i assumed a number were in grant's own army. my question is how did this , general order effect jews in the army, and was there backlash among officers? jonathan sarna: it is a wonderful question. the question is how did it af

. >> a postal worker walked out of his yonkers apartment last night, turned the ignition key in his carmself surrounded by police. well, he said, you got me. police say those words ended the biggest manhunt in new york city history with the capture of son of sam. and this is what they say tripped up the .44-caliber killer, a parking ticket. david berkowitz drove this ford galaxy from his home to bensonhurst, brooklyn. then police say he went to stalk his 12th and 13th victims. but in the place he parked was a fire hydrant and police had the lead they needed. >> when we get him and i interrogate him my attitude at this time, i want to take him and throw him out the window. this guy was so pathetic. it was like talking to a zucchini. never blinked. constant smile on his face. so after a while i start to feel sorry for the guy. you know, he's -- gone. >> i feel great. i think the people of our city will feel great relief. >> praise the lord. it's over. we're very, very happy. >> that was the first thing we heard this morning. it was fantastic. it was great. >> serial killers tend to be cun

certificate by registered mail to the president of the united states senate and one to chief judge robert yonkere united states district court for the western district of michigan. two certificates will be delivered to the michigan secretary of state and two certificates will be delivered to the archivist of the united states, national archives and records administration in washington, d.c. i now invite all electors to come forward and sign the envelopes. the sergeant-at-arms will begin by releasing electors one at a time. now that you've signed those six, we have to put them in the appropriate envelopes with your signature, so we're asking you to get up and make another trip. this is in line with healthy michigan. you're getting your steps in today. [applause] [laughter] gov. snyder: thank you, electors, i appreciate your patience. i appreciate your patience in the gallery. it's great to have such a great group of people here today to witness this historic moment. i thank you for that. our benediction today will be by bishop isaac combs. thank you for your invocation. you will have us have a st

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