after his interview with deanna, he'd driven to the hotel that was keith's alibi. there, he uncovered a bombshell. remember keith saying to the detective he'd been at the hotel the entire night? ducking out just twice to get a drink and a snack? well, unhappily for keith's alibi, when the detective hit play on the hotel's security video it told a vastly different story. keith is seen leaving, as he'd claimed, around 11:00pm. but -- >> i think within 15 to 30 minutes, he's gonna be returning. but that never happened. >> you're scrolling through the tape? >> going through, going through. >> and then when'd your bingo moment come up? >> he finally arrived back at the hotel six hours and 34 minutes after he had left, initially. >> reporter: gone for more than six and a half hours. was that enough time for keith to drive all the way back to his house in kentucky, commit the crime, and return? >> so what did you and your partner find, when you put a clock to it? >> driving the speed limit to and from, it would've allowed approximately 20 minutes, at least, to have commit

>> brangham: deanna was in a om wita dozens of kids when the attack began. you're thinking of yvonne and what she did? >> yes, and i thoug her before it even happened. i was always trying to hae my keys and my phone and my radio with me. if i didn't have a pocket, i uld put a pouch on because of what she shared, how that people who didn'treave a key we in trouble, or if you couldn't unlock or lock something, you had a problem. but then, of course, when it actually was happening, the adrenaline kicked in and my onl focus was getting the kids in and safe and i had -- there were four other adults with me and 5n st, and i wanted them safe and hidden and calm, andhat's what we did. >> brangham: yvonne, could you tell us where you were when you heard what had hapened in florida? >> i was at work in the library, i was in a meeting, and i had my phone on mute, but i could tell that, you know, e phone was going crazy. so i excused myselfrom the meeting and i quickly called back. i said, what's going on? and it was ourr fiend sue, and she said, the shooting was at dea

and it was our friend sue, and she said, the shooting was at deanna's school. and i thought, oka, i've got to talk to her. i've got to talk to her u she pickthe phone, and the first thing she said to me was how can we make this the laston >> brangham: that was the first thing you said? >> i guess.ar it'sto remember, but she remembers for me. yeah, because it's too hard to believe. it was like surreal. it was, like, this is really happening. it happened to you, it happened at our school, too? that was my first reaction, it cant happen again, it c't, so we have to do something. >> brangham: both women are now a part of a club of sorts,s surviv these horrible tragedies, who are trying to help each other cope. >> i think my life is now sort of divided into before the shting and after the shooting, and not because i want to stayd focu it. i'm constantly trying to reframe my thinking so that i can sort of have a normal life, but the truth is that it's part of your life forever and, you know, when we talked to the teachers from columbine and i thought, you know, i sai

reporting live in king of prussia, deanna durante. >> a tough day for truckers. and drivers are going to have to take it slow on the ride home tonight the. this is live look in south philadelphia. traffic is pretty liggett right now. nbc 10's mitch blacher live for news storm force 10 along the pennsylvania turnpike near doylestown. so it's looking pretty good, mitch. >> looking really good, jim. we've been all over the area, from trees down on i-76 to icy road on i h-95. this is as good as it looks in many hours on the pennsylvania turnpike. keep in mind if you're going out, the speed restriction there's still in effect. 45 miles per hour on our major roadways. there are also trailer restrictions as far as the double trailers and empty trailers still on the roadways. so that the crews can get to the roads, break up some of the ice and make sure all of the roads look as good as the westbound pennsylvania turnpike. that's the latest from storm force 10 on the pennsylvania turnpike. i'm mitch blacher, nbc 10 news. >> it looks pretty lonely throughout too at this ho

deanna durante there. taking a live look at downtown allentown as you see right there the snow has let up. it is still coming down. you see that on the sidewalks and on the rooftops there as well. >> our live team coverage continues with nbc 10's steven fisher. he is in northampton county. >> we've seen the progression all afternoon from roads that had to close with the heavy snow coming down. it is still coming down where you are. >> reporter: yeah, it's till still coming down. we spend most of the morning in bucks county and moved out to northampton. behind me is the eastern town square. everywhere we drove or went today, it was like this. it was constant snow coming down. now some people we saw, they're going to wait until this thing is over to get that snow blower out. others say they're going to tackle it little by little with the shovel. business owners like big har in quakertown face the obligation of running a business and clearing off his snow-covered sidewalk. >> it's good snowballs. making snow,

court is in session and inside the courtroom is deanna duranty, she covered the first trial from ga ga gavel to gavel. so far it seems it's been a bit contentious between the prosecution and the defense. at one point in time members of the prosecution asked the judge to have defense lawyers removed off the case for calling them unethical. the defense in turn accused prosecutors destroying evidence and failing to investigate the claims of a key defense witness who says that she believes and can prove that andrea con stand made up the allegations against bill cosby and because of that the defense team is now asking for the case to be dismissed. the judge will have to go ahead and make that ruling at a different time. court was supposed to begin at 9:00 this morning proceedings started just after 10:00 and this bill cosby at 9:15 this morning. take a look. >> andrea constand will be vindicated. >> you heard that woman yelling, she was the only bill cosby protester waiting for him to arrival outside. she was yelling shame on you and we will be vindicated speaking on behalf of the victims.

deanna durante is live in king of prussia tonight. >> you saw people venturing out despite the warnings and nasty weather? >> reporter: some people say they had no choice but to get out. and some of those people, well, upper merion police had to help get them unstuck. 202 is now back open at this hour. but earlier today was a different story. >> reporter: it came down fast and stopped traffic. from trucks to cars, the slipping and sliding caused big problems. at henderson and 202 in upper merion, police not only close down the road, but had to push stuck cars out of the way. >> i was going to work at the airport and came back because there is too many accidents on blue route. >> reporter: kevin cane told them he wouldn't be getting there. >> closed up at 11:00. finished things up and try to get home before the roads get too bad. others say as the day got worse, it's time to call it quits. >> i am working. >> what are you doing? >> doing my job, delivering tires. everyone needs snow tires. >> reporter: today of all days. >> today of all days. >> reporter: for some, getting off the roads

we just checked in with deanna and she said said it's been an interesting morning as it's been rain, snow, stopped for a while. that's why we have our meteorologist there tracking this storm. brittany. >> look at our picture here, i-95 where we're seeing slowing conditions here, almost whiteout conditions. as we see these heavy snow bands moving right over some of our major highways, our visibility is going to decrease. so we're being trtracking exact the heaviest snow and is we'll have that right after the break. at ikea, we believe that everything you need should be within reach. that anything that matches your taste can match your budget. that green living doesn't have to cost much green. we believe that you should always have room for the little things. and that your dream kitchen should work as hard as you do. ikea family members get 15% back when you spend $2000 or more at the ikea kitchen event. and financing is now available with the ikea projekt credit card. >>> we're just commenting on the visibility detier rating and the snow falling there in center city behind sfwlus that

i'm deanna. i'm robert's fiancÉ. >> trevor: please welcome tyler perry! ( cheers and applause ) ♪ >> why the hell did it take so long for me to be invited here, man. >> trevor: what do you mean? you are tyler perry, an extremely busy person. you have 20 films under your belt, 20 plays, a production studio. >> i heard you say that. >> trevor: you have a lot of things going on. you are extremely successful. when you started off, when you were doing your first madea, did you think it would get to this? did you think one day madea would gross $500 million? >> hell, no, or i wouldn't have done it. >> trevor: you sound like trump with the presidency. >> wouldn't do a presidency. no, that's frickin' annoying, man, to be a guy in that costume and doing it that long. >> trevor: acrimony touches on topics so many can relate to. it's love gone wrong, people questioning each other in terms of infidelity, cheatinger or not cheating. where do you get the stories from? what life are you living? because this is a theme -- i notice whenever you put a pen to paper. >> no

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struggle for equality and representation is a long and hard one joining me now is a german politician and deanna kinard she's a member of the americans christian democratic party west indian i love this to have you with me in the studio now you decided to join politics as a teenager in two thousand and eight what made you kind of how did. you have to see young age i was attracted to the political business at all but there was attracted to be like political i have parents from are from different countries my dad's from poland my mom is from the philippines i was born in germany so i was confronted with like diverse perspectives and i thought that in general politics is about like dealing with the diversity of dealing with what should be forbidden and what should be support of the west like a fair level on something and like being politically wasn't like a real decision that was something which was like just going. daunting me so given your diverse background what are the kind of challenges that you faced as a young person and as a woman joining the conservative c.d.u. party like accident i have l

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deanna ponce-de-leon, i want to just give her a shout out. holly hyong, another one. she's out there in the neighborhood, and she's helped me with a lot of business lending. we talk a lot about that, and creative ideas for that. valley brown, the work that she's done in the western addition. and tabitha tapaya, the work that she's done. and last but not least, lauren slough. the work that you've done is incredible. keep it up, and we're all very proud of you here at the small business commission, so thank you. [applause]. >> yes. let's get a picture of everybody. we want to get everybody in front of the flag. [ inaudible ] >> one, two, three. one, two, three. let me take one more. okay. thanks. thanks. [ inaudible ] >> mr. president? before we close out, i just want to extend my great appreciation to joaquin torres and his leadership and the entire staff of the invested neighborhoods program. you're really integral for the office of small business in terms of us being able to deliver our services, and it's always exciting and fun working with a group of people who hav

thank you, deanna roberts for bringing us here. thank you, london. i am behind you and support you 5,000%, and for everybody else that's here, i did start a new business. that's why i quit the other job. shameless 34ru shameless plug. i'm going to start teaching live streaming classes. my plastic bag is called li-- blog starts up march 5th, and i look forward to seeing you all. thank you all. >> after shock still. i love that. culture shock, let's give it to them again. oh, my god. when she said they cross all ages, isn't that unbelievable that you, too, can come to the city across the bay and learn how to twerk -- i mean, learn how to dance like that. i'm signing up for some classes. it has been an exciting night. have you been fed? yeah. yeah. let's give all of our performers, deedee simon, whe h had culture shock, we had ryan nicole, dance of vision, and at this time, you get to meet our other superstars, and these are businesses that are right here in san francisco. sheba and all the other -- talk to our vendors, get to know what they're going th

deanna is inside for the motions. the judge delivered a disappointing decision to cosby's team. >> reporter: they wanted all the charges thrown out. they argued a number of issues, saying the case is too old and they even said that prosecutors were guilty of misconduct in this case. those were not arguments where the judge agreed with them. bill cosby is led to the same courtroom he sad for his sexual assault case haas summer. this time a new out of town legal team is taking over. the d.a. said cosby's lawyers should not be allowed to continue on the team because they've shown themselves unethical and told flat out lies. the judge said for now they can continue but did place the group on notice. cosby's lawyer said there should be no case at all saying it was brought outside the statute of limitations and they should be brought because the investigators failed to investigate a woman, andrea constand who said she planned to lie about a crime of an unknown celebrity. that witness was not allowed to testify in the first

reporting life in plymouth township,right, also have to wah out for 30 plus road on strucks deanna mentioned there. something could be fallen in the road in front of you. just take it slow. >> let's go to glenn track iing the impact on the pa suburbs and lehigh valley. they've received so much snow in the lehigh valley and there are blizzard arngs. warnings. it's near blizzard conditions in part of the lehigh valley and upper bucs and western montgomery counties this afternoon. very close to the official definition of a blizzard. that's how bad things are out this. and this is what we've expected. now to get a 60 mile an hour wind, it's not that unusual here, but that's with a thunderstorm and it lasts for a minute and a half. this is lasting hour after hour. the temperatures of course, we have to monitor hour by hour because don't want to get below the freezing point. here we are in burks county. it's had less snow, so less of a problem. 33, bethlehem, 32 degrees. as we get to darkness, things are going to be a little slushy but we're not going to see these temperatures drop dramatically. m

my name is deanna torres. i might be speaking out of order. i'm not sure i'll make it through the whole hearing next, but i wanted to comment about item sb-827. >> president hillis: we're going to take that up next. >> i won't be able to stay. can i offer comments now? >> president hillis: you cannot. i apologize. you can submit written comments, so e-mails work to us, also. >> good afternoon, planning commissioners. my name is christine lun 2ked nbach, and i'm here to speak on 6364 street, which is part of the central soma plan, and i'm also a courier from steven veddel, and he's asked me to deliver letters that you'll be reading for your packet next week. i wanted to thank you very much for looking at the housing issues regarding central soma. when you read about spg property group, that really is a family, a family that has owned 636 fourth street since 1940. my grandfather owned a hardware store, and we've done everything in our power to keep the property in our family. we intend to build residential property at the site that is residentia

. >> reporter: she says her name is deanna lynn, a 44-year-old american from michigan trapped in syria's hell on earth. she wants the american president to save eastern ghouta. >> i would say to president trump that he has to make a move. he has to put pressure on any tyrant in this world. he has to put pressure on bashar al assad and his regime. he has to put pressure on russia and iran. they're all a part of p slaughter in eastern ghouta. >> reporter: the u.s. ambassador to the u.n. nikki haley says the united states is "prepared to act if the u.n. fails to demand a ceasefire." the mother of eight has been living here with her syrian husband for nearly 20 years. like most in eastern ghouta, with nowhere safe they've been driven underground. she spoke to us over a shaky internet connection. >> maybe the hardest thing in the world to be a mother here in eastern ghouta. we see our children in danger every day. we fear they will be hurt. they will be injured. when i hear the bombs i tell my children to lay on the floor. and i know it's not enough and it's not safe. >> reporter: the situati

they simply tweeted saying we are alive we're also heard from human rights activist an english teacher deanna lim she posted this video to her you tube and twitter page now we're in the season we're completely surrounded their military forces are trying to come in and they're not letting food and if they come and it will be a massacre. if they could they would kill us all now that they know the world is watching. so. we want the world to let him know and let them know that russia know who is also helping them. that we're not going to be quiet we're not going to just as the whole way when i'm just going to we're not just going to turn a blind eye on what is happening here. these if you can't talk to a congress man put pressure on the russian embassy whatever you can do make make demonstrations make rallies make your voice heard you can do something to change the situation here and i still have hope in people i know people are good at heart so if you can do whatever you think you can even a prayer can help us others or say not to forget about syria as a whole and not just talk about a certain g

name one person that's gone in to the trump administration either than, say, deanna powell, that left the trump administration with the reputation intact, that left the trump administration actually having the reputation enhanced. that person does not exist. and you know, mike, what we're finding is actually something that's quite unusual in modern american political life and that is that a white house gig, that line on your resume actually has ended up damaging the reputations of just about everybody that has gone into donald trump's white house. so as shannon said, why would a lawyer who depends on his reputation deal with this -- deal with donald trump when you have somebody like michael cohn who i'm sure is having an extraordinarily difficult time right now getting new clients? >> joe, as far as reputation goes, you have to extend it beyond trump's white house. how about to trump's business life? i mean, anyone associated with him in business. you get smeared. he is a reputation thief. that's what he's always been. and whatever -- whoever the lawyer is and we don't want to dispara