gardner? alexander gardner: aye, that i am, mister president. now, if you wouldn't me mind moving to the other side of the table. that angle favors you. tom hanks: after four years and more casualties than in any conflict in the nation's history, the civil war is almost over. but the image made on this day will be the last official portrait ever taken of the 16th president of the united states. abraham lincoln has six weeks to live. abraham lincoln: taddy. with malice toward none; with charity for all; with firmness in the right as god gives us to see the right, let us strive on to finish the work we are in; to bind up the nation's wounds; to do all which may achieve and cherish a just and a lasting peace among ourselves and with all nations. tom hanks: booth is there. a face in the crowd on the steps of the east portico. on march 17th, 1865, booth and two boyhood friends, along with confederate agent lewis powell and smuggler george atzerodt, lay in wait along the president's route to visit the campbell military hospital. but lincoln cancels th

alexander gardner: mr. lewis powell. have a seat.iled attempt on the life of secretary of state seward, lewis powell hides in washington for three days before wandering into mary surratt's boarding house and into the arms of the police. alexander gardner: and don't you move now, laddie! tom hanks: powell is sentenced to death. on april 27th, david herold is brought aboard the uss montauk. the young man who followed john wilkes booth to the bitter end is condemned to die. and at the request of secretary of state stanton, alexander gardner takes one more picture on april 27th. lafayette baker: dr. frederick may, can you positively identify the body? dr. may: is there a scar upon the back of its neck? lafayette baker: there is. dr. barnes: let me describe it before it's seen by me. it's on the left side and has the appearance more like the cicatrix of a burn than that of a surgical operation. it was occasioned when i removed a fibroid tumor from his neck. it is exactly as you have described it. dr. may: yes, that is he. that is john wil

ray, you remember chief of detectives sam gardner. pleasure. uh, my condolences, mrs. gardner. sam was a very fine man. yes, sam was okay. thank you. well, this dump sure hasn't changed. only the faces. what brings you up here? e faithfully that he would warn you so that my moving in wouldn't come as a shock. moving in? darn that man. i thought you knew. i'm sorry. i'll explain. after sam died, i decided to pull some strings and come to work for the department. you did? you bet. in this precinct? especially this precinct. i figured if i could do something with this relic, i can tackle anything. forgive me, grace, but i don't seem to be following what you're telling me. i'm your police decorator. excuse me, captain. lieutenant, we got a guy in a jockstrap directing traffic down on dekker avenue. outside our robbery stakeout? you got it. [ speaks spanish ] pick up this roach! he just said to pick the sucker up. ha ha ha ha. oh, frank. i don't want to be considered anything other than a normal working part of this precinct. so let's all relax. the call, francis. belker nailed one

gardner: look, china has its own issues that we should focus on, too. to address north korean human rights violations when they know they have their own? these are things we should address of the same time. but in the report that victor and bob put out, they talked about, why don't they have reports, naming nations that import the labor from north korea? that's a great idea. that start naming nations are enabling north korea's bad behavior and violations of human rights. let's bring attention of this. let's make sure every american understands what is happening to the people in north korea, what they are subjected to each and every day, the brutality of this regime. i don't think we should be afraid to use these levers of .ower we know china is against those who are unwilling to use those levers of power. michael: to follow-up, victor, what is the nexus between slave labor and in the military programs in the north? how do you describe what is going on with money laundering and all these attempts to get hard currency? i'm just curious how slave labor fit

someone who is not so refreshed, but is doing a fabulous job as senator of colorado, cory gardner. we appreciate your service, and i want to thank you for being one of the architects of tougher sanctions on north korean officials for human rights violations. ambassador robert king, special envoy for north korean human rights, has joined us. robert, we appreciate you coming. you will hear from robert and the other two i introduced soon. we've got members of the korean-american community. part of the purpose here is to encourage all americans, but the

frank gardner, bbc news. the head of the nhs in england, sir bruce keogh, has defended controversial plans to radically change how health services are delivered in england. the proposals would result in the closure of some accident and emergency units and hospital wards, as services are concentrated at fewer sites. critics say it's just cost cutting. this report from our health editor, hugh pym. with threats to local hospitals, cue protestors. and that's what's happening here in banbury. hands off the horton! they fear nhs reform plans will mean the local a&e being downgraded, with longerjourneys to oxford. local managers say nothing's finalised, but with maternity services recently reduced, these demonstrators claim there's more to come. we need a hospital that is going to support the population of banbury. and i feel that reducing the services of banbury and forcing people to go elsewhere, is going to put lives at risk. i want the horton to stay as it is and to grow, really, not to shrink. to get better and

that is security correspondent, frank gardner. the dissenters other news now. “— gardner.son service says a disturbance at swaleside jail in kent is now resolved. specialist guards known as tornado teams were sent in after dozens of inmates took control of part of a wing yesterday evening. the police are now investigating. the prison service said the challenges in the system are long—standing and wouldn't be solved overnight. smitha mundasad reports. a glimpse of the chaos behind closed doors. some prisoners brandishing fire extinguishers. 0thers holding snooker balls — they're sometimes used as weapons. reports say fires were lit. their faces are covered, but their feelings are clear. it took specialist tornado teams, trained in control and restraint, to end this disturbance, some five hours after it started. but the trade union the prison 0fficers' association says it could all happen again. there are simmering tensions around the estate, so what happened at swaleside last night, we believe could happen at any number of prisons up and down the country at this minute in t

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♪ ♪ >> "action news," delaware valley's leading news program with jim gardner. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> it is mondaye big story on "action news" tonight is breaking news from cumberland county. a new jersey state trooper has been seriously injured. that in a violent two-car crash in melville. state police say a woman in the other car was killed. you are looking like from chopper 6. this happened before 8:00, just before 8:00 on route 55 near mile marker 22 which is near schooner landing road. we are still waiting to find out about the specific condition and nature of the trooper's injuries as you may be able to see, this is a very remote area. we don't know what caused the collision. walter perez is live outside cooper university hospital in camden. walter, what are you learning there? >> jim, you learned that the trooper was seriously injured and the other woman involved was killed. a live look at chopper 6, you can see how violent the collision was. the red car seems to be a four door sedan and a head on collision, violent collision, this is melville near schooner landing road. the trooper vehicle

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. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> "action news," delaware valley's leading news program with ji jim gardner. ♪ ♪ >> this was earlier today as former congressman chaka fatah emerged from the courthouse in philadelphia. this was the scene after he learned his fate from a federal judge. monday night, the big story, a sentence of ten years in prison for a man that spent 20 year yen capitol hill and 17 years before that in harrisburg. the judge said while you have done good you have engaged in widespread criminal activity. the prosecutors wanted a sentence of 17-21 years. he was sentenced for stealing money from the government and charity toe pay his son's debt and buy a vacation home. he has to pay $6 million to fannie mae and nasa. >> dan, can you put some of this into context of fatah's political career? >> he was once seen as a rising star of the democratic party. he's been an inspiration to the younger generation. today was a painful day. >> it was a young state senator who entered the race for congressman tate senator fatah, here they are together set celebrating as mayor. >> to see a friend like that a lo

. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> "action news," delaware valley's leading news program with jim gardner. ♪ ♪ >> herest winter storm of the season. it's not even winter yet. transportation agencies have been getting ready by loading salt on to trucks, and people have been getting ready by purchasing storm essentials at the hardware store. it's friday night and the big story on "action news" tonight is the tristate area bracing for snow, ice, freezing rain for sure an unpleasant trifecta. live at the big born, cecily tynan with the news story. >> jim, snow is moving in right now. it's ver e evaporating before hg the surface. as we hit the overnight hours, moisture takes over creating the first snow. looking at the temperatures right now, we are for the most part in the 20s. it's cold enough for snow at the onset. the system is pulling in a lot of warm air changing snow from the south to the north. we are across the board in winter weather advisories into saturday expiring from the south to the north as we head through the morning. future tracker showing by 5:00 in the morning, we have significant snow

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. ♪ ♪ "action news," delaware valley's leading news program with jim gardner. ♪ ♪ ♪ it was route 55 in, the scene of a crash with the immediate look of tragedy. 61-year-old lloyd was dead as was 31-year-old new jersey state trooper franky williams. tonight we hear from william's mother in an interview. a mother's grief can break your heart. it's wednesday night. the big story is victoria williams for the first time speaking to us about the death of her son. "action news" reporter jeanette reyes is live on the big board. victoria seems like a brave woman who must be crushed to lose her son. >> it's a heartbreaking story. life seemed to be coming together perfectly for franky williams. the 31-year-old became a trooper and two months ago married the love of his life. tonight his mother speaks about the loss of her only child and what brings her country. >> she used to come over on her bike and say i'm going to marry franky. >> it was the thing of fairytales, two kids growing up across the street hoping to live ever after. he said she's the one. he loved her so dearly. >> it would be cut s

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frank gardner, bbc news.cult to express the impact this has had an berlins and thousands of people who visit at this time of year. it is the best expressed by a visit to the little shrine set up at the foot of the church tower behind me. people on their way home from shops and offices pausing and laying flowers as their way of trying to connect with those who have lost so much in the last 2a hours. robert hall in berlin, and we will talk more about that story after half past. one of our other main stories here today. president putin has promised to "step up the fight against terror" after russia's ambassador to turkey was murdered yesterday. andrey karlov was shot dead by an off—duty police officer as he made a speech in ankara. the leaders of russia and turkey describe the killing as an attempt to damage relations between the two countries, which have backed opposing sides in the syrian civil war. from moscow, steve rosenberg, reports. in moscow today, there were flowers outside the foreign ministry, a makes

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with jim gardner. >>> it is tuesday night. and the big story on action news tonight is rain moving out. but cold moving in. get ready for our first real winter weather of the season. and this is our first look at snow in northeastern pennsylvania tonight. this is video from scranton. and they will have measurable snowfall before it's over. in our area it was all rain and plenty of it. this was the scene tonight at 34th and spruce in university latest information from meteorologist cecily tynan and accuweather. we have the wet, now get ready for the cold. >> that's right. the arctic air by the end of the week. this system is saying bye. and we have leftover rain around philadelphia, south jersey. but getting accumulating snow in the poconos. mount pocono recording a whopping 5 inches. and we had a little bit of accumulating sleet in northern north hampton and northern montgomery county. temperature-wise, philadelphia, 43 degrees, well above freezing. allentown, 36. and mount pocono, 31 degrees. and the winter weather arisery fo

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frank gardner, bbc news. the nhs in england, sir bruce keogh, has defended controversial plans to radically change how health services are delivered in england. the proposals would result in the closure of some accident and emergency units and hospital wards, as services are concentrated at fewer sites. critics say it is just cost—cutting. this report from our health editor hugh pym. with threats to local hospitals, cue protestors. and that is what is happening here in banbury. hands off the horton! they fear nhs reform plans will mean the local a&e being downgraded, with longerjourneys to oxford. local managers say nothing is finalised, but with maternity services recently reduced, these demonstrators claim there is more to come. we need a hospital that is going to support the population of banbury. and i feel that reducing the services of banbury, and forcing people to go elsewhere, is going to put lives at risk. i want the horton to stay as it is and to grow, really, not to shrink. to get better and bigger

with jim gardner. >>> it is just about as cold as you would ever want it to be. temperatures are in the teens, wind chills even lower than that. but put all the numbers aside and you're left with this. tonight will be the coldest december night in eight years. it is thursday night, and the big story on action news tonight is a brutal night in the tristate area. our sub-freezing temperatures stay with us for another day. meteorologist cecily tynan has the latest information from accuweather. >> and, jim, it's a bit of a shock to the system. afternoon temperatures never out of the 20s. now in the teens. philadelphia, 18, allentown and wilmington, 17. the poconos, 7. if you factor in the winds, they have diminished a lot since earlier. we had wind gusts near 50 miles per hour. but even with a diminishing wind, the wind chill is brutal. feel like 4 in philadelphia and wilmington. feels like 1 below in allentown, 1 in reading and the wind chill in the poconos a whopping 13 degrees below zero. wind chills in effect until 9:00 tomorrow night for the poconos. tomorrow mo

frank gardner, bbc news, on the saudi yemen border.d on an unprecedented scale by russian athletes helped by state—sponsored doping and officals. that was the finding at the investigation of the world doping agency. it says russia's covenant and sports authorities colluded to make sure russia's athletes could take banned drugs and evade testing across 30 sports, including football. in russia the report has been widely dismissed as lies and rumours. dan roan reports on how it has claimed the russians treated comprehensively at the london 2012 0lympics. we knew it was bad. today we found outjust how bad, laid bare, how russia cheated at sport. from london 2012 through to sochi 2014 and beyond, both summer and winter sports corrupted across a four—year period. canadian law professor, richard mclaren, today revealing the full damning findings of his investigation into an audacious state—sponsored doping programme of breathtaking proportions. the conspiracy was perpetrated from at least 2011 to 2015. over 1,000 russian athletes competing in

michael: senator gardner, i'd actually like to hear your view on that topic.ow does this relate to our broader chinese relationship?

here's our security correspondent, frank gardner.heightened security. britain was already on alert for terrorism before last night's attack in berlin. now, security measures have been reviewed around public markets. in birmingham, both uniformed and plain clothes police were already deployed. the public in this market seem undeterred. i don't think we can allow it to happen, to intimidate us or affect our way of life and what we do. especially at christmas time. i think things happen. if you dwell on it too much and sit back and don't do anything, you'd just become a social hermit. in london, the extremely high number of cctv cameras acts as some deterrent. in britain, the authorities also monitor private communications more actively than in other european countries. but no—one is saying an attack couldn't happen here. in this city alone we monitor thousands of people the whole time. but you can never be complacent. the risk is very real and that is why it's so important for us to collaborate, as we do, with our german friends. with

with me is our security correspondent, frank gardner.olice wa nt to jenny was underlining the police want to keep their options open, it could possibly some kind of extreme form of traffic accident. but the signals are pointing in another direction, are they? yes. the police have said they think it was a deliberate attack, and if it was, it's likely to be terrorism. we don't know for certain but i would expect a statement from the berlin police in the next 2a hours that i think will clarify. particularly because they have somebody in custody, a live suspect to question. the obvious incident people are referring to on twitter is the attack in nice onjuly 14 where a truck was run into a crowd of people gathering at an event. in 2000 there was a plot to attack a christmas market in strasbourg that was stopped by french and german intelligence. two years ago somebody rammed a truck into people in france and people were killed. only a few days ago a suspect was arrested in germany believed to be planning a nail bomb attack. none of this neces

gardner: look, china has its own issues that we should focus on, too. are they afraid to address north korean human rights violations when they know they have their own? these are things we should address of the same time. but in the report that victor and bob put out, they talked about, why don't they have reports, naming nations that import the labor from north korea? that's a great idea. let's start naming nations that are enabling north korea's bad behavior and violations of human rights. let's bring attention of this. let's make sure every american understands what is happening to the people in north korea, what they are subjected to each and every day, the brutality of this regime. i don't think we should be afraid to use these levers of power. we know china is against those who are unwilling to use those levers of power. michael: to follow-up, victor, what is the nexus between slave labor and in the military programs in the north? how do you describe what is going on with money laundering and all these attempts to get hard currency? i'm just curi

james the gardner guy. and giving us the behind the scenes look and he is going with the trojans for the rose bowl game. happy new year. >> happy new year to you all. thanks so much. >> it is always hard to get that first look but you don't want to see it because it is so amazing. i covered that once and it is just really -- >> you have been as a viewer in a child? >> back in the late 80s they would go to the rose bowl often and we went down a few times as family and i was younger so it was eye opening. oh my goodness but lot of detail and a lot of beauty. >> a lot of people. >> stay with us. we will be right back ill be right back 0. >>> if you going to see former warriors harrison barn and the dallas mavericks bring some canned goods they are hosting a pregame holiday food drive and they are going to be donation bins out side most of the entrances and you can make a monetary donation and tip-off at 7:30. >> stanford about an hour away from their bowl game against north carolina tarheels and star running b

. >>> right now jim gardner and the "action news" team standing by with these stories next at 6:00. police are looking for the man that ransacked the home of four temple university students. >>> and a man stole an officer's uniform. for adam joseph, cecily tynan and rick williams and the entire "action news" team i'm monica malpass have a good night. >>> "action news" delaware valley's leading news program. with ducis rogers, meteorologist cecily tynan, and jim gardner. >>> thursday night, former coach mike mcqueary wants penn state to pay his $1.7 million legal bill and a philadelphia high school student brings a loaded gun to school. but the big story on "action news" tonight is the coldest december night in years. that is what we are in for tonight. this is what we cope with today. folks were bundled up in their warmest winter coats many with scarves over their faces and with good reason. temperatures never got out of the 20s and windchills found a home in the teens and single digits. "action news" reporter, gray hall is live in center city philadelphia. first lets get the frigid

right now jim gardner and the "action news" team is standing by with these stories next at 6:00. >> plus, how police are beefing up security at philadelphia's christmas market. and they net hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of drugs and make arrests in a three day sweep into this is a senior party. a look at this thoughtful party. for the entire "action news" team. i'm rick williams have a nice evening. >>> "action news" delaware valley's leading news program. with ducis rogers, meteorologist, cecily tynan, and jim gardner. >>> tuesday night a solar farm is installed at a new jersey military base and fire damages neighboring homes in delaware. but the big story on "action news" tonight is the search for the terrorist truck driver in germany. as they haul the truck away from the scene of last night's deadly rampage. word came from german authorities that police released the initial suspect because there was insufficient evidence to hold him. that means the driver is on the loose somewhere and there is a massive drag net to track him down. 12 people were killed when a truck plowed int

i saw ma >>> right now jim gardner and the "action news" team is standing by with these stories next 6:00. >> the search is on for a thief that swiped boxes off a porch and the items inside of those boxes were meant for the less fortunate. a jackson couple need to know what is going on after two of their beagles sick with rat poisoning. i'm nora muchanic i'll have the story next at 6:00. >>> now for the entire "action news" team i'm rick williams have a nice evening. >> good night. >>> "action news" delaware valley's leading news program. with ducis rogers, meteorologist cecily tynan, and jim gardner. >>> tuesday night and camden gets a million dollar federal redevelopment grant and a man driving a porsche steers straight into a dry-cleaners in delaware. but the big story is another squirmish in the legal battle of bill cosby. his lawyers are asking the judge to ban 13 women from testifying into bill cosby's trial this spring. vernon odom is live now. what happened there today? >> reporter: >> jim, this question of who will get to testify for the prosecution at cosby's trial this spr

gardner: thank you, mr. president. i want to reiterate this legislation, the american competes bill. it's a bipartisan product. it's countless hours working with people from around the country to come up with a bill that focuses on giving workers, ploy es, -- workers, employee, the skills they need to succeed. i understand the gentleman from ohio's objection based on the needs to move forward with legislation that they are talking about. it's my understanding that there is at least an effort to work on that legislation that would provide at least some time to come up with a longer term solution providing an extension of health care coverage that they have been seeking at least for some time, although not the entire benefit package that they are hoping would be extended under the legislation that they are also talking about. mr. brown: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from ohio. mr. brown: if the gentleman would yield. i would be happy and i know -- not exactly speak for my colleagues but i know a numbe

our security correspondent frank gardner pointed out that the problem is that if you we re out that theou were to keep tabs on everyone with links to islamist group or said something vaguely dodgy than you would be tying up so many people, at an enormous cost, that you just can't do it. you do have to prioritise. and the fact that this man seemed to be grandstanding, didn't really seem to have a definite plan, in terms of a terror attack, made the german authorities think he is not someone we should continue to pursue. i think that sounds right. it is notjust that you would be chewing up resources, it is that you would actually be requiring a more powers to do those things. and that is always going to bea things. and that is always going to be a balance, whether you think we should give up more powers in the fight against terrorism. and of course we are all terrified, and this was a horrific attack, and we would all like there to be answers. but it is interesting, this whole thing of lorry attacks, you can paratoo a country like israel, which has much more surveillance. —— you compare i

all my gardners out there, that's the day, you want to cover up the sensitive plants.ll have frost warnings in place, maybe even freeze warnings if we start to see those temperatures trend a little cooler. >> were you talking to me? i have to cover up some plants tonight. >> you are a gardner. >>> the red-hot raiders are the talk of the nfl, what about the pinkie of star quarterback derek carr. yes, his pinkie. heavy, labored breathing heavy, labored breathing heavy, labored breathing coughing breathing through oxygen mask breathing through oxygen mask breathing through oxygen mask breathing through oxygen mask covered california. it's more than just health care. it's life care. jose. its been nearly 7 hours... >>> want to check in again to our breaking news in san jose. it's been nearly 7 hours, s.w.a.t. teams are there, and sheriff's deputies surrounding a home. this is near the blossom hill neighborhood of san jose. we're on the scene, as you can see the live cameras and reporters are standing by. the deputies and s.w.a.t. team surrounding that home, they believe th

it gave officers a good laugh and gardner police thanked the community for their sense of humor. >> that is creepy.>>> see you >>> it's on. sexy new photos of mariah carey all over her backup dancer. >> does this confirm they're officially a couple? now on "extra." ? ? >>> kissing, hugging, frolicking in the waves. racy new photos of mariah and dancer bryan tanaka going public with their rumored relationship. hillary clinton's big surprise for katy perry. our new interview with katy. >> hi, again. >> a day after she was spotted wearing a possible engagement ring from orlando bloom. >> to have orlando come out and support you -- >> president-elect trump romney. >> lamb chops, frog legs inside their dinner at the new york hot spot, jean georges. >> reports the kardashians haven't viced kanye. >> and demi lovato opening up about her disorder. >> i take it one day at a time. >> the ufc star boyfriend helping her find happiness. >> oh, thanks. >> plus, bonjoura from paris as we have access to the sexiest show on earth. >> hello, i'm gigi hadid, back stage at paris show. >> and at the entertai

jim gardner. goodnight. ♪ ♪ >> "action news" is sponsored by bob's discount ,$8drw >>> it's an all new show today, "right this minute". two guys fight at a train station before one is thrown -- >> on to the railway tracks. >> what happens after the suspect leaves an injured man to fend for himself. >> i guess i can do this. i don't want to. >> a young mom finds out she has cancer again after -- >> she's been in remission for five years. >> how you can help give her family hope for the future. >>> a brave dude is tiptoeing around a mother snake. >> trying to retrieve the egg. >> the scary moment she ain't having it. >> give it back. >>> and search the internet and you'll see it's -- >> beards that are becoming part of the holiday decor. >> see the "rtm" guinea pigs who test if you should skip the trim and go for the trimmings. >> yes, i love it. >>> one thing we've learned on "right this minute" is to expect the unexpected. this happened back in april. this man is chris woods, who police say is int

. >>> and, police in gardner kansas set up a trail camera after reports of a mountain lion. they did not see the cat, but they saw a few furry friends. then this happened. some pranksters dressed up as the camera. including yeah, a funny guy in a gorilla suit. police say they do appreciate the sense of humor. >>> a police department in canada is cracking down on drunk driving. but, is their tactic cruel and unusual punishment? we will explain coming up next. >> and skies are clearing around most of the state. right on the tail of our next system with a little snow for the mountain. snow showers down here. the one we are watching is forming out in the pacific. this could bring us snow you might have to shovel by about this time nwe ,, ,, ,, i... i... i wanted those... no you didn't... hefty slider bags cost less than ziploc. you'll thank me later. oh... >> finding neverland is about sylvia, lel l davies and what she brings to the heart of jm barrie's audience. greg moody has the story. >> reporter: for actress christine dwyer, finding neverland is the perfect holiday show. >>

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trenton gardner convinced mcdonald's to hire him as an honorary employee, and uses his tips to buy toys for kids in his community. he says he absolutely loves it. more ahead in our next half hour at 12:30. a hazmat situation turns violent in florida. and a melt down for travelers at a los angeles airport as weather and a crush of travelers create the perfect storm. we'll tell you about it. >>> "action news" at 12:30 continues, with rick williams, southbound season meteorologist, david murphy. >> hello again, sara is off and here are the stories we are following at 12:30. a woman is shot in the head in her home in camden we are live with the latest. >>> and all of europe is on alert and hunting for the tunisian man wanted in the christmas market attack in berlin and plans to repeal north carolina's bathroom gender bill falls apart causing a political melt down. >>> and police in the camden police department are looking for clues. the first call came in at 11:30 last evening and investigators are swarming over the scene ever since. jeff is at the scene now with the latest on the investiga

with ducis rodgers, meteorologist cecily tynan and jim gardner. >> ♪ >> friday night. wanted for murder in delaware county. and thousands of septa riders will be affected by schedule changes starting this weekend. but the big story on "action news" tonight is a cold and raw reality check. we are 12 days from the official start of winter and it absolutely feels that way. it's just plane cold in philadelphia and the tri-state area tonight with temperatures hardly getting out of the 30's today. wind chills staying in the 20's. and it didn't help the sun disappeared behind billowing clouds before it set tonight. >>> meteorologist cecily tynan is live at the big board. cecily, you can just feel it old man winter is ready to make his entrance. >> that's exactly right, jim. kind of a shock to the system. our high today 38 degrees. that's 9 degrees below normal. the coldest day in 10 months and it felt a lot colder with the winds. right now the wind chill in philadelphia 27 degrees with those westerly winds and that westerly wind is also picking up a little moisture in the for