offering warm weather outdoor activities, even though it s mid-december. kind of a great time to get out without having to bundle up and do things like archery, mountain culture here at camelback. we went on the mountain slopes, i went on the 4,000 zip line, it was so fun. reporter: families who thought about cancelling their trips say they are now pleasantly surprised. there s so much to do, so we decided to enjoy all the rest of what they have to offer. reporter: the visitors bureau here is also doing a couple of special promotions, 12 days of christmas give away, overnight stays for free. they hope that will attract you to come up here since the snow certainly isn t doing that. the lack of snow, i should say. live in the poconos, drew smith, nbc 10 news. grass behind him there, just bare. thank you, drew. glenn, we could be hitting the 70s this weekend. your advice is to enjoy it while we can. yeah, because next weekend i promise you is not going to be anythi
a rival s computer? the fbi investigating. nightly news begins right now. announcer: from nbc world headquarters in new york, this is nbc nightly news. reporting tonight, savannah guthrie. good evening. college students at an apartment building packed onto a balcony. it turned to horror when it suddenly collapsed, plunging nearly 40 feet to the ground. and tonight we know these are the six students who lost their lives. seven others gravely injured tonight. we begin our coverage with nbc s jacob rascon. reporter: tonight berkeley california is mourning the loss of six students and seven others are fighting for their lives after a four-story free-fall. to have this happen at the start of this season is something that has left us all frozen in shock and in disbelief. reporter: the victims late today, olivia burke, owen culligan nikolai schuster miller walsh and ashley done hoe donahoe from california. people saying one of the balconies broke and at least ten f
and welcome to america s news headquarters on a very busy saturday from washington, i m elizabeth prann. leland: a lot of tweets this morning for sure from the president. nice to have you back, by the way, we is m we missed you last weekend. great to be with you at home. i m leland vittert. elizabeth: in london, a driver striking pedestrians in one of london s busiest neighborhoods. police responding to the scene a little after 2 p.m. several people are injured and one person detained. the police haven t released many details. we will have a live report coming up a little later in the show from london, of course, if there s anything that breaks we will bring it to you immediately. leland: yeah, watching for news conferences out of london. meantime, president trump heading to the tarheel state tonight for a fund raising dinner in greensboro, north carolina, but it s been a very busy morning of tweeting at the white house and that s where we find our rich edson on the north
The Washington Capitals are gearing up for their 2024 Development Camp as several college players have been invited for the typically week-long, summer event in DC. Mark Divver, a New England Hockey Journal reporter, revealed the five NCAA names that were extended invites by the Capitals. F Ryan McGuire, Northeastern University D Eric Charpentier, Dartmouth…