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now. they are asking to judge to spare them prison time. matt delucia is live. you have been following developments coming out this morning. tell us more. reporter: we are standing by for that sentencing of two former aids to governor christie. here is new video from newark. we watched as bill and bridgette worked in. baroni was scheduled for sentencing at 10:30. kelly is scheduled for noon. the scandal became known as bridgegate. governor christie was never charged with any wrong doing. today he was asked for his thoughts on the upcoming sentencing. he said it s not his role to pass judgment. it calls from 37 to 46 months. the exact sentence is up to the judge. they have asked for leniency in the form of probation and house arrest instead of prison time. we are following what happens out after that courtroom and we ll let you know what happens. nbc 10 news. thank you. the man accused of killing an 81-year-old grocery store owner owner is in court for a hearing. h ....
from nbc news world headquarters in new york this is nbc nightly news with lester holt. good evening. it was exactly one week ago today that two new york city police officers were shot to death, randomly targeted for execution simply because they wore a badge. for others who wear the same badge it doesn t get any more personal than that and so today in an extraordinary show of unity and grief, more than 20,000 law men and women from around the country and beyond gathered shoulder-to-shoulder at a queens new york church to say farewell to a fallen comrade. the first of two funerals following an act of violence that has shocked the nation during a particularly divisive period. nbc s ron mott joins us now with more. ron, good evening. reporter: lester good evening. it was a very somber ceremony here at this church behind me today. a palpable sense of loss and grief in the air, but when asked to describe it afterwards the vice president simply said it was moving. they ....
this renoir. the museum says it was swiped off its walls. why their battle is now heading to court. you re looking at live pictures of times square. snow-covered new york city. what a difference. forget the confetti. it s now the show. we say. and tgif because we need it. no one s in times square. it s the emptiest i ve ever seen it. and many of you watching with your kids at home this morning. schools canceled across the country. much of the northeast, slow-going this morning. new england, boston, hit hard overnight. the snow s still coming down there. and it s not just the snow. some serious winds overnight. gusting as high as 55 miles per hour in some parts of massachusetts, creating whiteout conditions. and for millions across the country, we re also dealing with the bitter cold that david was just talking about. our extreme weather team is covering all of the angles this morning. ginger zee is in central park and starts us off. ginger, good morning. we have s ....
happening now- firefighers battle a two- alarm fire at a one-story building in dowtown oakland. the building is located inth street at around 6:30 this morning. no injuries have been reported. our top story this morning. new details are emerging about the shooting at los angeles international airport. officials say the suspected gunman, 23-year-old paul ciancia , shot a t-s-a officer at point blank range. he then walked away, but returned moments later to shoot him again. kyung lah explains how the reporter: investigators are still piecing together their timeline of what happened inside terminal 3 they don t know every step of paul ciancia s path thru the terminal but here s what they do know. a roommate dropped him off at the airport. he entered at about 9:20 in the morning one of these entrances at terminal 3. according to pictures like this one as well as surveillance video, the gun was a 223 caliber assault rifle, which ciancia concealed in a bag. he the ....
headquarters in new york, this is nbc nightly news with lester holt. good evening. it was exactly one week ago today that two new york city police officers were shot to death, randomly targeted for execution simply because they wore a badge. for others who wear the same badge it doesn t get any more personal than that, and so today in an extraordinary show of unity and grief, more than 20,000 law men and women from around the country and beyond gathered shoulder-to-shoulder at a queens, new york church to say farewell to a fallen comrade. the first of two funerals following an act of violence that has shocked the nation during a particularly divisive period. nbc s ron mott joins us now with more. ron, good evening. reporter: lester, good evening. it was a very somber ceremony here at this church behind me today. a palpable sense of loss and grief in the air, but when asked to describe it afterwards the vice president simply said it was moving. they came from coast ....