you re going to see one of your loved ones here on this earth. ricky harris uncle, keith harris, died in the storm. harris was one of the 40 or so who attend church here. gus paulette keith was one of the first ones here every sunday. he sat right over there. ricky harris, keith s nephew it was just a humbling feeling that a storm that only last 30 seconds to a minute could do so much damage. the congregation and volunteers cleaned up the grounds and secured the roof before the next rain. sunday s service will be held in the basement; a small piece of normalcy for a community still in shock. gus paulette this is when we have to put our faith into practice. this is when we ve got to move forward and say okay, everything we read and study on sundays, we put into place. harris nephew wants to thank the search crews who helped find his uncle. church members say they want to get the building fixed quickly so they can help others in the community. christian heilman, wdb
super tuesday. craig boswell reports. hillary clinton ran away with the south carolina presidential primary. cbs news projects clinton beat vermont senator bernie sanders by a wide margin. clinton: thank you, south carolina. (crowd chants) hillary, hillary, hillary exit polls showed 84 percent of black voters went with clinton. she also dominated among women by nearly 50 percent. anne bolton hopes americans give clinton a chance to be president anne bolton/clinton supporter: the main thing on her mind is to see that americans have what they need to have. craig boswell, cbs news, washington, d.c.: with more than 800 delegates up for grabs next tuesday.sanders looked past south carolina saturday and over the next three days is focusing specifically on vermont, massachusetts, minnesota, oklahoma and colorado. sanders was in texas earlier on saturday. where he is fighting an uphill battle in the polls. sen. bernie sanders/presidential candidate: if all of you come out to v
shooting in roanoke county. police say the suspect is dead in the incident that happened friday night near route 419. officers responded was waving a gun in the parking lot of a walgreens near brambleton avenue. shot, and he died at the hospital. the officers involved are on administrative leave as police continue to investigate. officer was killed her first day on the job domestic call. county police department identified the fallen officer as ashley guindon. she had just been sworn-in to the department friday. two other officers were injured in the shooting. one was in critical condition with multiple gunshot wounds and another officer was stable. authorities say when officers arrived at the scene, they found a woman killed in connection to the incident. the suspect was taken into custody. the execution of a virginia man has been put on hold. ricky gray was convicted of killing a family of four back in 2006. scheduled for march 16-th. a federal appeals court ruled to hold i
count down to super tuesday - at your local election headquarters.virginia polling places will open at 7 o clock tomorrow morningthe candidates are crisscrossing the state trying to gain last minute support.turn to 1 shotrepublican front runner donald trump held a rally today in radford.thousands packed into the dedmon center to hear him speak. but things out heated when protesters clashed both inside and outside of the stadium. 27-3548-521:22-1:30 where ever trump stumps. the crowd will follow. is it fun to be at a trump rally the line to get inside of his campaign event at radford university stretched into the horizon. some waited for two hours to hear his message.nats of trump while he gave his speech inside demonstrators on the outside made sure their voices were heard. brian brumfield-horner/trump protestor: he is appealing to some people. why do you think that is? because he is a phenomenal lair he is good at convincing people about his product but if you look at his
assault at cosby s cheltenham home. it is there that the prosecutor says that cosby drugged and assaulted andrea constand cosby s then friend and temple university employee. on the evening in question, mr. cosby, urged her to take pills, that he provided to her, and to drink wine. the the effect of which rendered her unable to move, or respond to his advances, and he committed aggravated indecent assault upon her. reporter: any response, mr. . no reaction from the 78 year-old comedian as he enter the the court for his initial arraignment. judge set his bond at one million-dollar and terms of that bond require cosby to have no communication with constand. he is also required to turn over his passport which his attorney did at the arraignment. after leaving the court, cosby was book in the chelten a ham police department, his mug shot, snapped and the the comedian then posted bond and then left. now this case is far from over, cosby s initial court appearance, that is w
breakthrough. we re keeping a close eye on this developing eye. that is now hurricane arthur with winds of 75 miles an hour. wre we ll get a break and much of the day we won t see wet weather. any fog around this morning will disappear. right now zero visibility in coatsville. it is under a mile in potstown. the fog will disappear as the temperatures climb. and with some sunshine breaking through, we ll see that 80s by 9:00 this morning in the upper 80s at lunch time and still climbing. we ll go hour by hour when i come back. neighborhood by neighborhood forecast just ahead. first, jillian mele has traffic. right now things are quiet. southbound side right at girard avenue. traffic is moving. 14 minutes in both directions between wood haven road and the vine street expressway there. 76 eastbound near gulf mills, we re dealing with an accident so watch out for a little slowdown there. still an accident in jenkintown. our breaking news, arthur drivers in new jersey, just the
with 25 hours left, he s going strong and the run for the record books taeds, thursday, november 13, 2014. announcer: from nbc news this is today with matt lauer and savannah guthrie live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. oh, there s the man of the hour or 34 hours to be exact. welcome to today, a thursday morning. nine hours in, you look great. no worse for wear and tear. i went to visit al at master s degree night last night in my pjs. at 4:00 in the morning. not in my pjs, though, ten minutes ago. you re welcome, al. he s going through with it. giving new definition to live streaming. isn t that right, al? yeah, yeah, yeah. one of the bathroom breaks, i did a homage. open microphone. the weather is exciting this morning. picked a day to set a world record. the polar vortex, record low temperatures, arctic air from the pacific northwest down into the southeast. right now, denver, 13 below, that s the air temperature. it feels like 32 below, and
king of cleveland as they wrap up their visit today. and angelina, one of the biggest stars in the world, she visits studio 1a to talk about her new movie and life in the spotlight. december 9th, 2014. this is today with matt lauer and savannah guthrie live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. good morning, everyone. welcome to to good morning, everyone. welcome to today on a wet tuesday morning. we have josh elliott here. as photo-ops to, not too slouchy last night. it was a really good night for the royals. by that i mean king james took on the cavaliers and beat them. that was the moment a lot of people were talking about. when i thought royals, just like us. taking selfies. will and kate. they will need umbrellas today. no question about it. we re in the middle of a nor easter. al, we turn to you for that big story. it is literally double trouble. we will start in the northeast with this nor easter. we have flash watches in effect and coastal flood warn
is nbc nightly news with brian williams. good evening. i m cameron hall in for brian on this christmas eve. we break from the cdc. a technician may have been exposed to ebola and other staff who may have had contact with that lab are being identified. it s the latest in a series of embarrassing errors for the cdc. the agency s director tonight saying he s troubled by this incident. an investigation is now underway. we get late details tonight from nbc s gabe gutierrez in atlanta. reporter: tonight, an internal investigation is underway at the centers for disease control to find out how one of their workers and possibly more could have been exposed to the deadly ebola virus. the exposure took place monday when scientists researching the virus mistakenly sent a sample from a high-level security lab to a lower level lab at the cdc. the technician has no symptoms and is being monitored for 21 days. you have to get ebola into your body to be infected, so it s likely that t
good evening and merry christmas. i m cameron hall in for brian. the crowds gathering at hundreds of movie theaters across the country for a big christmas day opening that almost didn t happen thanks to a cyber attack that exposed some of the biggest secrets of a powerful hollywood studio and cyber threats that nearly derailed the release of the interview. sony pictures reversed course. the controversial movie is now out and reaction is pouring in from across the country and from north korea. halle jackson starts us off tonight from los angeles, good evening. reporter: good evening, cam rin. the interview is out on its originally plan the release date, the 25th. not at big thoughters which worried about threats. today no security problems have been reported at smaller cinemas like this one where some folks say they re not just here to see this movie, they re here to send a message. this christmas day opening did not involve traditional presents. it s a gift. know wh