this is a lye look at interstate 95. in wilmington. that doesn't appear to be a real problem there on the roads. a little slow down. nbc10 brandon hudson traveled through delaware tonight in storm force 10. what are the conditions like there? >> we're getting thick snow flakes. just in the last half hour. it looks very beautiful right now. it's moving slowly. down to the ground. you have a nice coat here. more snow than grass. we drove this truck. about two hours south looking for this snow. we met people along the way waiting on this weather. >> reporter: most of the area waits for the first snowfall the wait is over in the sleepy town. >> this is really nothing. i don't know what's going to happen between now and tomorrow. >> reporter: larry stopped to get gas on the way home. he picked up a couple other supplies too. >> we got salt. we have a shovel. >> reporter: a half hour north of green wood, road crews spread salt in the parking lot as shoppers get last minute items. that's where we met a tow truck driver waiting on his first ca

when his news conference gets under way we'll bring it to you lye here on c-span. -- live here on c-span. >> yesterday, house minority leader nancy pelosi reversed herself from earlier in the week and had this to say about representative john conyers, 88 years old, democrat in michigan. l assault allegations against him. [video clip] pelosi: these are serious, disappointing, and very credible. so sad. the brave women who came forward are hoping for justice. i pray for commerce and conyers and his family and wish them well. however, congressman conyers should resign. congressman conyers has served in our congress for more than five decades and shaped to some of the most consequential legislation in the last 10 the means however, consequences for everyone. ,he matter how great the legacy that's no license to harass or discriminate. in fact, it makes it even more disappointing. yesterday, house took the first step mandating sexual harassment and discrimination training and that resolution on the floor. the next step, very important for congress to pass, that's resolution in the house to man

a lye look right now from the east bay hill hads camera. you see how shakety camera is, the wind is keeping the temperatures up. and fairfield camera went up. an amazing time lapse from the emery ville camera. this is one of the best i've seen? 2017, you can see the cescent moon setting over san francisco in the background. a stunning view and it was so clear that we were able to get that image and that time lapse, we want to thank rick for pulling it off. temperatures are in the upper 33 30s to 40s. if you look at the highlights. we will have the winter chill. freezing cold in the morning and colder friday morning and you will want to protect plants, pets and pipes. because the outlies areas are going to see patchy frost by morning. live doppler seven. clear skies in the bay area. we may be seeing rain on christmas and right now, i want to show you the rain that fell overnight and in to this morning. a few hundred hadths of an inch a few inches of snow fell in the mountains. it's 17 degrees in tahoe and the snow making smmachines are workg

us should consider following the president's example and think about what we can do in our private lyes to help fight back against a crisis that's tearing american families a-- apart. we are know people who are hurting this holiday season and i know we as americans will rise to their aid. thanks again for having me here today an thanks once again to president trump for his generous donation. thank you. ms. sanders: thank you so much. i actually have strep throat. thank you for your concern. and i may not stay as long as normal but i'll do the best i can. steve, we'll start with you on questions. >> with all these reports about secretary tillerson today could you talk about the relationship between the president and secretary? does the president have confidence in him? and does the president agree with most -- all of the positions the secretary has taken regarding north korea, the gulf crisis, etc.? ms. sanders: as we said before, many of you love to write these type of story, when the president loses confidence in someone they'll no longer serve in the capacity they're in. the president

a lye look right now from the east bay hill hads camera. you see how shakety camera is, the wind is keeping the temperatures up. and fairfield camera went up. an amazing time lapse from the emery ville camera. this is one of the best i've seen? 2017, you can see the cescent moon setting over san francisco in the background. a stunning view and it was so clear that we were able to get that image and that time lapse, we want to thank rick for pulling it off. temperatures are in the upper 33 30s to 40s. if you look at the highlights. we will have the winter chill. freezing cold in the morning and colder friday morning and you will want to protect plants, pets and pipes. because the outlies areas are going to see patchy frost by morning. live doppler seven. clear skies in the bay area. we may be seeing rain on christmas and right now, i want to show you the rain that fell overnight and in to this morning. a few hundred hadths of an inch a few inches of snow fell in the mountains. it's 17 degrees in tahoe snow making smmachines are workg and get

. >> we are lye at the national ar vooifs in washington, d.c. where they have just opened up an exhibit on the vietnam war. we are here with edmond hughes, former helicopter pilot. tell us how you ended up in vietnam. >> in 1968 i just finished my second year of college and received word that i was going to be draft sod went down, signed up, joined the army. you can go to officer school, flight school, and that's what i did. as soon as i graduated in 1970 i was en route to vietnam. >> can you talk to us about your role in a helicopter? >> okay. well, a huey of course is a 13-passenger aircraft if it's being used for combat to call combat troops in and out of the field this. unit is said up as a medevac aircraft. has three lines for three patients. if we are trying to pick up a patient, we can drop that jungle penetrator down 200 feet, strap the patient on, retrieve him and take him to the hospital. as this aircraft is set up, you would have a crew chief of two medics, two pilots. if it was a slick aircraft, all of this internal equipment would b

we begin our breaking thuz with a lye look over the biggest fire. this is the thomas fire in ventura county. our nbc bay area chopper is over it. four major fires raging in southern california. let's take you to the new one. it's the scurball fire. it's right along the 405. that freeway is now open. it also went very close to the world famous getty center. >> many counties and many cities. you head east you can see there toward magic mountain and i-5. the rye and creek fires. all of this could end up spreading north in the santa barbara county. we do have several crews on the story. jeff is tracking the changing weather

. >>> now with the lye look of -- there it is. that is actually a live picture of philadelphia. >> i whatn'ted to to show you a really compelling fountain lout there. >> it's gone to cold one this morning. you ire going to feel biting clothing. first alert momgs has your most accurate neighborhood forecast in town. >> good morning. the cold is here. if you weren't outside late last night you'll be really hit by a shock this morning it lasts alu all the way through tomorrow morning. the reason why we'll be dealing with a windchills that are as low as below as the poconos. but a live look at cape may new jersey where the sun roiz happening at 7:17 here. and 11 down at the jersey shore. so as we take a look at the feels like temperature, this is the number that you feed to dress for. 15 below in point poconos. and 2 below in trenton, so this is why it's dangerous stuff out there and it will be like this all the way through tomorrow morning and we'll work our way out of this arctic blast. here's is system that will move into our yar a

we'll go lye to jerusalem next. >>> welcome back. president trump is heading south kicking off a three-day trip today with two stops that are already making head lines. trump holds the rally in pensacola tonight and tomorrow takes part in the opening of the mississippi civil rights human. there will be two empty seats at the ceremony. two congress people being no shows. they say president trump's attendance and hurtful policies are an insult to the people portrayed in this museum. the struggles represented in th this -- >> 20 years in federal prison thursday for the fatal shooting of michael scott in 2015. the judge ruled the death of the unarmed black motorist to be second murder. scott was shot five times in the back after being pulled over for a broken tail light. the incident caught on tape. the state trial ended in a murder trial. it's one of the few cases in which a police officer has been prosecuted for an on-duty shooting. >> resignations from congress. we'll have the latest next. every morning, i thought i had to make a choi

a lye look over the biggest fire. this is the thomas fire in ventura county. our nbc bay area chopper is over it. four major fires raging in southern california. let's take you to the new one. it's the scurball fire. it's right along the 405. that freeway is now open. it also went very close to the world famous getty center. >> many counties and many cities. you head east you can see there toward magic mountain and i-5. the rye and creek fires. all of this could end up spreading north in the santa barbara county. we do have several crews on the story. jeff is tracking the changing weather conditions. let's start with jodi hernandez in ventura county. the first bay area reporter to arrive on the fire lanes. >> reporter: we're told the fire is now advancing in a northwest direction. here in ventura county, ashes continue to rain down as new areas come under threat. ventura fire captain is doing something he's seen countless fire victims do through the years. walking through ashes of his own burned out home. >> it's nothing. it's gone. i've watched people my wh

. >>> a lye look at lincoln financial field. that will be the case as the birds head north take on the giants with a new quarterback under center. the birds will turn to nick foles to lead them down the home stretch. carson wentz has a season-ending injury. >> we're eager to see how the team will do considering the fact the guy that helped them get there is no long er there. >> employee number nine is next up. when you lose your starting quarterback who was just the front runner for league mvp, the first instinct might be to lean on the running game when they have the second best in the nfl like the eagles do. plus it appears their approach is to stay the course with nick foles. >> i think what we have been doing all season. that's just attacking the defense. >> taking his frustrations out after getting hurt in the practice drill. he has been dealing with an ankle injury but he was just cleated in his shin and drew a little blood. he's not listed on the injury report. that recycling bin probably is. >> don't want to be on the re

but what it did for peoples lyes immediately. how do you protect peoples lives and so for her she combined both of these things and became a very important local leader in the chicago area. outside of chicago not a lot of people know about her. but when my era she was a very important local labor leader and religious voice. she could go into the many pr protestant churches around chicago and talk about what labor protections meant for ordinary people. why it was important. and she saw this not in this interview but saw this as a religious duty as well. do you have a question? >> so in her in the union and when he became part of the church, did they just help african american women? or african american men in the sense of -- >> the labor union was for everybody. >> i'm just asking because was there a sort of kind of specifically detailed way for african american women to get not only be a part of the union and get helped by the union benefits by by the church? as well. >> of course all -- we should say in a certain era all people

but the very next thing that happened was that i learned that jeremy gillery's mother, laurel lye, when the took the stand at the trial, she testified for ricky langley. she fought to keep him alive. so, as you can imagine, this causes all sorts of questions in me. how had she been able to do that while i couldn't, and also, it's who we are determined by what we believe and what we want to fight for or is who we are determined by the past. so, when i set out embarking on this i thought -- i had no intention of writing about this. i wrote this book off of 30,000 ages of court roadside tracked down over rural louisiana. when i got the first set of court record is just wanted to put it down and stop thinking about this. was haunted by it. and i thought that what i would discover was whatever simple thing -- i thought there was an answer -- lawyer gillery able to may the plea when i couldn't and i would stop seeing it through the lens of my own past. then i discovered a whole bunch of other things inside. it and led me to a place never expected and i don't thick would have gone on my own. a

. >> lye dopplar 7, along with sate >>> abc 7 sports brought to you by your local toyota dealer. >> well, stanford will always remember the alamo bowl for just the fifth time in school history the cardinal playing a game indoors facing tcu in the alamo bowl tonight. looking good early on. third quarter bryce love breaking frye free with a 69-yard touchdown run, his 13th run of 50 yards this season. second td of the game, 145 yards total. 28-16. fourth quarter, hill, look at that to a wide open rager. 93 yards for the touchdown, it's 31-29. desmond white has to run back twoords catch the punt. no problem. he is gone. he takes it 76 yards to the house. tcu with a 36-31 lead. now k.j. costello finds white his third touchdown the game, pass interference, doesn't matter, 37-36. tcu goes up 32 with a field goal. stanford trying to respond but costello was picked off. they rally to beat stanford 39-37. >>> holiday bowl wa zu taking on de coatty white, spartans go up 7-3. later in the quarter, he drops back and finds a wide open davis, iii. this adds up to a 49-yard touchdown. it's 29 this three

we'll bring you a lye report when he get there is. >>> police want to find the man who attacked a mom in front of her young son. >> the mother says he was attacked because of the way he was driving. >> it happened right here in the parking lot as she stopped her car, that man pinned her in, got out of the car, started screaming at her and she went to apologize. >> i was shocked. >> somehow lisa o'neill managed to stop shaking and call police. >> for him to get out in such a rage is kind of a microreaction opini opinion. >> as she approached this lane, the man pinned her in blocking her car. and then she he got out. >> my immediate reaction tofs say i'm so sorry. and he became enraged and screaming. and then with that, it hit me right here e. >> reporter: her two sons in the backseat saw it all including the man's car. >> she went into a public area where she thought she would be safe because there were other people around. unfortunately, this suspect didn't care about that. >> reporter: but police hope you do. keep an eye out for dark gray or navy chrysler 300. the man described as he

this is something in which you understand that the president'sal lyes are going to look for any possible way to discredit the investigator. that is what bill clinton's people did with kennethstar and now with mueller. the people working for mueller misbehaved and he demoted them. that does not clear mueller of the potential charge he is sloppy in his staffing. just because he's a good guy and a republican and has a great history and all that doesn't mean he is beyond criticism. everyone can be criticized. the fact that mueller had someone clearly hostile to the president is one of his chief interrogators and investigators does not, you know, is not a great thing for the investigation as a matter of public diplomacy. >> arthur, you have the rumors swirling and you have two definitive denials. you have from ty cobb, trump's attorney and earlier today, speaking with chuck todd, our colleague on "meet the press," you have mark short saying this is never going to happen. this is not in the either, we are not talking of firing mueller. but, what do you think the chances are, given everything w

. >> guest: in the land of first amendment and then journalists willingly lye and they're all friends of people at twitter. they willing lie to readers who say he -- do you say the same thing about justin bieber who has public hows with her? do you sea the same thing to beyoncÉ? it's a double standard and only applies to conservatives. so the problem of the media is sort of being solved, i think, bit the preenactor. the interview i did with npr, which they won't air because i came across it as too reasonable and likeable. bullied them into airing four minutes. i explained this stuff. the problem is, they don't really want to describe people fairly and accurately because they're worried that people might see a conservative and find them interesting and persuasive and reasonable. so they have to caricature us. i've been called sexist, racist, white nationalist, homophobic, pedophile -- >> host: let me ask you this. >> guest: -- you name it. >> host: you have a pretty interesting ally right now, somebody defending you that i wouldn't necessarily expect to see and that's the aclu. so, te

. >> lye, i'm wondering if you track in this report and elsewhere, a shock to the system if there's an immediate forecast and if so, are you most concerned with natural disaster, political instability or inknow he evaluation, that could push the coal up or down. is that something you are keeping an eye on? >> absolutely. international energy agency was created to deal with the oil industry and as a result of an oil shock. it's central to the work we do. and what, in the past it was oil and today it's much more natural gas i would say than coal, but we look at the indirect impacts of, say, a shock on the gas side. for example, in recent months there's been this diplomatic issue between qatar and its neighbors. well, qatar supplies about 30% of the world's l and g. so if something were to happen. that would take qatar out of the market. no reason to suspect that, but it's something that we keep an eye on on behalf of our member governments so we ask ourselves. what if that happened. we think about other issues. what are the impact on the other the markets. we look at metallurgical coal a

jeremy katz and sharon and from the white house thanks to mark short, amy slonger, andy konig, joseph lye and jim goyer. these staffers from the administration worked for the better part of a year with leaders from both chambers to produce this bill and get it over the finish line. their success is shared with our colleagues over in the house led by chairman brady and speaker ryan. i thank my colleagues for their hard work and their willingness to find common ground when mean believed it was impossible to do so. from the ways and means staff, i want to thank david stuart, matt wittenger, allison, rick, and paul longlee. -- paul oney with special thanks owed to the committee for tax staff. brash angus, herring friedman, john seendel, victoria glover, john, rangdzy garton, aaron judge, donald schneider, daniel dubois, katherine chockmock and lauren pounds. from the speaker's officer i want to thank jonathan burkes, austin, george kallis, derek dockery and josh altos and from the house majority whip's office i need to thank both marty riser and kelly hudak. of course here in the senate we've

know how it affects the state and the infrastructure and the prospect of future flooding and future lyes lost, future properties lost. amendment number 3 as you see there shows me, mccaul and cuellar on it, excludes reservoirs from projects requiring 100% local operation and maintenance funding. what that means is again we go back to the reservoir that would be in congressman mccaul's district, alongside of aticks and barker dam, the army corps of engineers had to release water after the flooding from harvey was almost done and they had to release water down on homes with little and no notice in many instances and it flooded people out, flooded businesses out where they had never, ever experienced a flood in houston in the last 40 or 50 years. so what we want to be sure is we get that project, those reservoirs, in the language that says if the army corps is going to manage a reservoir, the army corps is going to have another one in that houston area, which is huge, then they ought to be responsible for theup keep, operation and maintenance. that's what that amendment does, quite frankly.

when his news conference gets under way we'll bring it to you lye here on c-span. -- live here on c-span. >> yesterday, house minority leader nancy pelosi reversed herself from earlier in the week and had this to say about representative john conyers, 88 years old, democrat in michigan. l assault allegations against him. [video clip] pelosi: these are serious, disappointing, and very credible. so sad. the brave women who came forward are hoping for justice. i pray for commerce and conyers and his family and wish them well. however, congressman conyers should resign. congressman conyers has served in our congress for more than five decades and shaped to some of the most consequential legislation in the last 10 the means however, consequences for everyone. ,he matter how great the legacy that's no license to harass or discriminate. in fact, it makes it even more disappointing. yesterday, house took the first step mandating sexual harassment and discrimination training and that resolution on the floor. the next