To save these sick birds from al mi da down to the shoreline. So far since 30u7 this morning, theyve theyve collected at least 20 birds. Dozens of birds have been found sick and dead including this one we saw just an hour and a half ago by the east bay Regional Park in hayward. It took us a few minutes to realize it. It is day four of an unofficial response by volunteers. International bird rescue in fairfield is housing and rehabbing these sick birds that are coated with a thick, sticky gray, unknown substance. At last check an hour ago, its gotten 179 birds, 150 of them still alive in house, plus dozens more getting rescued by teams today. Its so important to save these animals that we find in distress especially when its man caused. Its our responsibility. We did this. Humans did this. This is our nature. And the more birds there are so many species out there that need help. Reporter altogether, its estimated there will be at least 200 birds sickened by this mysterious substance. Ac
York, to montgomery county, pennsylvania, thousands of drivers across the northeast were caught off guard early sunday by slick, icecovered roads. Rising temperatures and rain, not snow, falling from the sky gave drivers a false sense of safety. The rain quickly froze making interstates and back roads making for better skating than driving. I hit the car. The car comes behind me and hits me. Im spinning around four or five times. Other cars are hitting that car and hitting me as well. Reporter the ice caused officials in philadelphia to shut down the citys bridges and also caused a 50car pileup on pennsylvanias interstate 76. Police in new jersey responded to more than 400 accidents alone. But officials in pennsylvania, new jersey, new york, massachusetts and New Hampshire scrambled to get roads salted and sanded, but for some it was too late. The salt truck was behind us. We all, like, passed the salt truck. So we, like, passed the salt truck, we all get in an accident. Reporter chris
It is caught seattle going to the super bowl the comeback for the ages sending the seahawks to the super bowl today monday, january 19, 2015. Announcer from nbc news, this is today with matt lauer and Savannah Guthrie live from studio 1a in rk a feller plaza. Good morning. Welcome to today on a monday. Matt has the morning off. Packers fans dont you imagine some are still staring at the tv. Did that just happen. That game looked over. I was listening to the radio and almost turned it off. They chip away, get the onside kick, the ball back. Goes to overtime. Unbelievable. Heartbreaking for the packers. How many seahawks fans do you think left . They did. On the radio like what . Turn that car around. Lindsey vonn. Broke a huge record. She is now the most accomplished skier in the history of the sport on the female side. And were going to talk to her live in a few minutes. Natalie is too humble but i think it has to do with the training run. Shes kissing tiger. Exciting. Talk to her in a
2015. Good morning, im Lauren Lyster in for annemarie green. Federal safety officials believe a spike in electricity caused a deadly smoke condition in a washington, d. C. , subway station. The blinding smoke quickly filled the plaza metro station yet afternoon. Hundreds were evacuated from the station and a stalled train. One person died and dozens suffered from smoke inhalation. As mola lenghi of our Washington Station wusa reports, subway riders say they were overcome very quickly. I was on the train, and it just stopped and almost instantaneously got full of smoke. Reporter as smoke filled the metro train and tunnel, passengers say the conductors urged them to remain calm. Please stay calm. Please stay calm. Weve got one train about to get off the platform right now as we speak. People were getting out of hand. They were panicking. The next thing you know, you other on the train. From the smoke . Right. A lot of people were on the floor because it was very strong. On the floor . Ye
We begin with developing news in the fight against terrorism. Susan mcginnis reports several people are under arrest after raids across europe this morning. Reporter europe is on high alert this morning. In a series of raids in germany, authorities in berlin arrested two men on suspicion of recruiting fighters for the Islamic State in syria. The arrests came as police in belgium searched for more suspects possibly involved in a plot to attack buildings in the country. Yesterday they preempted what Officials Say was an imminent plot killing two armed suspects with ties to syria during a fierce firefight in the eastern city of vivier. The raids followed last weeks terror spree in paris that left 17 dead. Today at least 10 people allegedly connected to gunman Amedy Coulibaly were arrested. Coulibaly claimed to have advertise to the Islamic State. British Prime Minister David Cameron says europe and the u. S. Face a major threat from islamic extremists. We have to be vigilant and we have t