officers were rushed to pen presbyterian medical septemberer you're expected to be fine no word who was at fault. >> christmas came early for sop of fallen philadelphia police officer. a local fire department helped make sure robert wilson the third's young son got exactly what he wanted for christmas. "action news" reporter christie ileto was there when he up wrapped the gifts. santa sleigh came sirens and a fire hose. >> he's extra special because we're taking care of robert wilson's young eggest son robert iv. >> he was asking for a power wheels truck that his now single mother could not afford. >> it's a blessing and i thankel dell county for everything they do. everything they have done for my boys. >> crystal lost her husband sergeant robert wilson this past march. the 30-year-old philadelphia cop was killed in gunbattle to brothered moved from the cane spot but he deposit do this. >> i do this for everyone, everyone. >> this is going to be rough. >> we cannot bring the father back but we can try to do something. >> she deposit know the wiltons personally and was concerned about t

for septemberer, it means covering 250 miles of track and transponders, and hauling it in to the warehouse, to install it in security systems. that federal deadline aimed at commuter rail lines like this. carrying hazardous materials is no longer binding. that's because of a move that sparks controversy. back in 2008 congress starts a bill to install positive train control. several minutes later, lawmakers here in washington extended the dead lines. >> reporter: congress gave the rail roads three more years. they lobbied lawmakers saying testing is needed. rail roads are dragging their feet because of costs. patricia represents the railroad industry and says private companies spent more than 6 billion. and this plan to spend more. >> rail roads did not beat the deadline. it was unrealistic. they had been saying that for years. >> reporter: safety advocates wonder why rail roads lack other industries. den is the former chairman of the national safety transportation board. >> when it comes to technology like this, it's not rocket science. we see collision avoidance systems, and they are work

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you picture outside the call for action whammy was outside earlier this afternoon looking up at septemberer city sky line. kind of hard to make out tops of buildings there because of the low clouds and fog and dense fog we had across the region and visibility is certainly reduced for areas north and west at this hour. we had a record high today in philadelphia of 65 degrees breaking old record of 64 cents back in 1969. comfortable 64 in philadelphia despite might moisture moving on in and 43 30ebg knows and 66 millville and same in atlantic city at the airport. couple changes are headed our way. here's satellite 6 and action radar we is elongated system here and out across the southern planes we're actually tracking snow. blizzard warnings across the loan star state. could expect 2 feet of snow and a warm front dips south of our region tonight and with that ignites a cooler change on the way for start of workweek on monday. here's call from accuweather tonight we're tracking light and steady precipitation early otherwise areas of fog and dense fog will develop once again overnight tonight a

avenue and south 53 in kingsessing section and officers were rushed to pen presbyterian medical septemberer and expected to be fine and no word who was at fault. >> it was early christmas today for families in camden thanks to this city's men and women in blue. members of the camden county police department were joined by none other than st. nick to go door to door delivering donated toys. there were lots of smiles as youngsters opened gifts. this is the second year in a row for this event . >> moving on to the accuweather forecast, it was not as windy as yesterday. but it sure was chilly. with winter officially beginning tomorrow, we are getting ready for another warm-up this week. meteorologist melissa magee is at the big board with her first check of the accuweather forecast. hey, melissa. >> hi, walter, today is was chilly and winter is on the way. but tomorrow is the first day officially of winter and it's not going to feel like that across the region. currently in philadelphia, coming in at 40. 33 in allentown and lehigh valley and 42 in sea isle city. still a bit of wind chill to fac

allegheny street and they're in the process of is it your opinioning it into a chapel and community septemberer. >> more than 400,000 will have a meal and different this christmas thanks to bensalem holiday food drive the action cam on the scene here public works building today families came to pick up holiday basket baskets. a company donation from st. st. gregorioss from st. joe's church. >> you want more to bless more families? >> a grum of mom's they healed a luncheon in blooming ton. back in october cameron butp a facebook post asking good people of delaware to adopt a few airmen on first deployment and response was overwhelming and those neighborhoods want totd show their support for her cameron as first deployment from the ariel martinez-colon force and heads back out the day after christmas. >> the kill ming point you can hope with a tree in that community. you sat down with freak fast it's not complete without chris tringle himself. i assume they saw tractor-trailer big guy in receipt sglvrjts dozens of children for philadelphia got in rides in time toor christma christmas. mayor he le

tonight the money is second installment of five year, two milon pledge of support to the medical septemberernd the hospital is undergoing a major modern eye sgition project which will include a new intensive care unit and policed trinity regional catholic school held second annual maivrpingner mayfair section of philadelphia tonight and student depicted scene of mar joseph and baby jesus and surrounding them were a live cam, sheepz, goats, donkey and little ones in attendance were encouraged to donkey and little ones in attendance were encouraged to interact with the animals. dear fellow citizen, i get that it's hard to say no when your kids want toys, because you're saving for shoes. and shoes. and shoes. but i can help you figure out how to save a little with one deposit checking. so ask me, i can help you avoid fees. sincerely, elizabeth trackler. fellow working mom and fellow citizen. >> philadelphia's junior myth id american youth football steam headed to nationals in florida. >> the team boarded bus in north philadelphia this afternoon. the undefeated blackhawks were able to raise the

body and once it's mapped doctors can learn a lot about who you are and what your medical suss septemberabilities creating that map is not surprisingly a huge business opportunity. tonight meg tirrell starts our series "unlocking your health." >> reporter: when the first human genome was sequenced at the end of this century, it took more than a decade and cost almost $3 billion, spelling out all the letters that make up our dna, it promised to turn medicine on its head. >> genome science will have a real impact on all our lives. and even more on the lives of our children. it will revolutionize the diagnosis, prevention, and treatment of most if not all human diseases. in coming years doctors increasingly will be able to cure diseases like alzheimer's, parkinson's, diabetes, and cancer by attacking their genetic roots. >> reporter: 15 years later all of those promised cures haven't yet materialized. but the business of genome sequencing is booming. it currently stands at more than $2 billion a year, and it's growing at a rate of 20% annually. according to cowen analyst doug schenkel. >> the rapid

from the broadcast septemberer in new york city, i'm scott pelley. >>> this is the "cbs overnight newsme to the "overnight news." >>> the chicago police department is now under the microscope. attorney general loretta lynch announced the justice department is launching a wide ranging civil rights investigation into the chicago pd. the probe will go beyond the shooting death of a young black man shot 16 times by a white officer who now faces murder charges. meanwhile, a video of a second police shooting has been released. this time the officer will not be charged. dean reynolds reports. >> male black running south bound on king, sweatshirt, black pants. >> reporter: in a show of transparent si unusual for chicago, prosecutors released new dash cam video to show why they did not file charges against the officers involved in the fatal shooting. it showed a 25-year-old suspect fleeing police after a struggle carrying what they said was a handgun. that video's release came days after tape of the more notorious shooting of 17-year-old laquan mcdonald galvanized the city in protest and hours

in septemberes," blessed the facility as a legal limbo that festers on the edge thehe gossip division -- on edge of the contsiution. this is not true, and it has never been true. since the first detainees were housed at guantanamo bay, the united states has required a review of detainees by military tribunals. congress has established rules for missions crafted on the guidelines enunciated by the supreme court. entitled to the constitutional writ of habeas corpus. armies of the best lawyers of the united states provide free and zealous representation to the detainees before u.s. courts , often all the way to the supreme court. to number of lawyers devoted detention cases far exceeds the number of detainees. this cannot be said for the american prison population. guantanamo bay is far from a law free zone. at no time, in any war in all of history, let alone u.s. history, have military detainees enjoyed such a procedural right. and at no time, have they never received such a heightened level of care. abouthed announcements the conditions of guantanamo -- treat them in a humane fashion.

from the broadcast septemberer pelley. >>> this is the "cbs overnight news." >>> welcomto the "overnight news." >>> the chicago police department is now underhe microscope. attorney general loretta lynch announced the justice department is launching a wide ranging civil rights investigation into the chicago pd. the probe will go beyond the shooting death of a young black man shot 16 times by a white officer who now faces murder charges. meanwhile, a video of a second this time the officer will not be charged. dean reynolds reports. >> male black running south bound on king, sweatshirt, black pants. >> reporter: in a show of transparent si unusual for chicago, prosecutors released new dash cam video to show why they did not file charges again the officers involved in the fatal shooting. it showed a 25-year-old suspect fleeing police after a struggle carrying what they s sd was a handgun. that video's release came days after tape of the more notorious shooting of 17-year-old laquan mcdonald galvanized the city in protest and hours after the stice department announced its enquiry, something