i ask that you find cecil not guilty. >> all right.ith the jury convened, all that's left for kunkel is the waiting. >>> and coming up, officers get a break in the missing armory key mystery. >>> it's been a good day for sergeant david nicholas and the special response team. they had been searching for a lost key to the jail's armory where a battery of weapons is stored. >> miraculously the keys just appeared. they just showed up out of nowhere. found them on a desktop with no one to be seen. out of embarrassment, someone accidentally took the set of keys home. didn't want anybody to find out about it. the next morning, snuck them back. >> do they still keep the bathroom key with the armory key? >> i do believe they have reconfigured their key sets and how they secure them. but give it six months, it will happen again and we'll go to plan "c." that's it. keys found, case closed. >> in a nearby courtroom, cecil kunkel's case is still open, but not for long. he's about to find out whether he will spend the next 15 to 61 years in prison f

by that measure, cecil b.n. >> osgood: still to come. >> i think charlie brown has better tree than we do. >> osgood: out on a limb. ♪ and later singer cat stevens' next life. deciding between buying bread and health care is much tougher. healthy pa is now here to help, with name-brand health insurance for the cost of a few basic groceries. if you're uninsured, call or apply online today. >> osgood: christmas trees are almost always beautiful. but occasionally there's one that needs to be seriously spruced up. here is steve hartman. >> in the heart of one of the poorest cities in america we found one of the saddest christmas trees of all time. looming 50 feet above downtown reading, pennsylvania, the tree seemed to most, to be more suited for mulch than mayorment. >> i think charlie brown has better tree than we do. >> everybody should get fired. >> for what it's worth this wasn't the city's first choice. crews were supposed to get a nice one from a farm. but when they went to cut it down the ground was too we

cecil, leland, step up there. cecil, come back over here. welcome back to philadelphia.tell me where you are right now, what you're doing and how you feel about tonight's game. >> thank you, thank you. great to be back, first of all. really just seeing what's next in line, but tonight is a big game for the eagles. i'm enjoying the tailgaiti itai the fans are happy. >> how do you feel about tonight's game? of them. we have a ways to kick off tonight, and be sure to tune in to our post-game show right after football night in philly. it's going to be amazing, it will be a great night. play weather, so perfect night for football and an eagles win. >> now we continue our team coverage with nbc 10 first alert meteorologist sheena parveen. sheena, everyone wants to know, will this weather cooperate for the big game? >> oh, it will, denise. i told you, great weather for the game. it is dry outside, which is good news. temperatures are cold, though. 46 degrees right now for philadelphia. the rest of the area just about the mid-40s, but it will be staying cold as we go through res

but for now i will close with one of cecil b did milk characters, it is good to be home. >> -- cecil b demille's characters, it's good to be home. >> sweeping sanctions imposed by the u.s. are still there today. now barack obama says the time is right for change for change. >> today, the united states of america is changing its relationship with the people of cuba. and the most significant changes in our policy in more than 50 years, we will end an outdated approach that for decades has failed to advance our interests, and instead we will begin to normalize relations the between the two countries. >> fidel castro was the revolutionary leader of cuba at the time. now it is his brother rebel in charge -- his brother raul in charge. today, the president agreed to -- the cuban president agreed to speak at exactly the same time as his american counterpart. >> we have agreed to reestablish diplomatic relations. this does not mean that the main problem has been resolved. the economic, commercial, and financial club -- blockade, which causes enormous damage to our country must end. >> the pe

it happened on south cecil street.o arrests have been made here. >>> shane montgomery was last seen leaving a bar in manayunk, on thanksgiving morning. there is a $25,000 reward for information that leads to shane. >>> a woman is suing bill cosby in california. he molested her when she was 15 yearsfzñ old. huth suffers emotional distress. that allows her to file the suit under california law due to the distress. >>> and the messy look outside. some are getting hit with freezing rain. >>> what we can expect in the morning, going to melissa magee. >> yes, shirleen and brian we have the mess right now. a lot of the wintry precipitation is moving to the north and east. the rain is steady at times overhead across much of the region. double scan street level, you see the precipitation light ini nature, to trenton down to the i-95 corridor to wilmington. if you are across the interior sections of new jersey down to glassboro and salem. we get into a break. the temperatures will rebound as well. it's 32 in tannersville. up in

this is what we believe to be 32nd year na that reverend cecil williams' church put this event together. distributing 5,000 bags of food which they hope will meet demand. it's possible they could run out, which happened in years past. in the bag, everything needed for a holiday meal, fresh poultry, turkey or chicken, oranges, bread, pasta, sauce, rice, beans and vegetables. again, just to give these people something at least during the holiday. it's not something that can happen on a daily or weekly basis. they feed people but as far as this this is something they get once a year which brings them back home, making them feel at home for holidays. 5,000 bags, hoping that meets demand. again, it's happened in years past they could run out. reporting live in san francisco, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> so nice to see this. generosity out there. >> absolutely. to stay into the spirit, nbc bay area we had a safeway food drive as well to try to get as much food as possible. christina loren, laura, myself, all out there. >> still going on. >> still going on, that's the key point. >> throu

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the accident investigators received an anonymous tip that led them to south cecil street. they spotted the volvo with front end damage and a broken windshield we could see for ourselves. her daughter and son also use her car. the police got a search warrant and took it in to examine it for evidence. the victim suffered traumatic injuries to his head and chest. he was identified this evening. he had no id. they are still trying to track down a relative. and that is why the police have not released the name of the victim. no arrests. the police feel like they are closing in on this hit-and-run driver. kenneth moton, "channel~6 action news." >>> a developing story here. tonight the bill cosby scandal went from an issue of his reputation to one that now requires a legal defense. a southern california woman is now suing cosby claiming that the comedian forced her to perform a sex act when she was 15 years old. judith huth says that it happened in the bedroom of a playboy mansion in 1974. it's the first sexual abuse charge that he has faced in a decade. amid the mounting sexual

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reverend cecil williams believes change can happen without violence. >> make it count by being nonviolentat's all you can make good of "black lives matter." >> people united will never be divided. >> the churches join the nation in "black lives matter sunday." congregationed marched through the city and participated in a staged die-in. >> back live across from the third baptist church where michael brown, sr. will be speaking. police officers here outside the church providing security. we counted a half dozen officers tonight. we hope to bring you michael brown, sr.'s comments coming up tonight at 6:00 on abc7 news. for now, live in san francisco; >>> a group of peace and justice advocates walked across the golden gate bridge this afternoon with their hands up, crying out for what they call justice for black lives lost at the honda police officers. the grassroots organization participates in demonstrations the second sunday of every month to support human rights initiatives. leaders say today's event was for all the young black men who have been killed by police. >> hope to get national s

victim to the hospital, last night police got a tip call and found this car on the 800 block of south cecil street, it has a shattered windshield and police believe it's the hit and run car. they believe it belongs to a woman that lets her son and daughter drive it. they are trying to determine who was driving it at the time of the accident. byron scales has to daughters and he is deaf. he never heard the car bearing down on him as he crossed the intersection, he was thrown into the air and suffered massive head and chest trauma. scales remained in critical condition here at the hospital and the police continue their investigation and so far they have not filed any charges. live in university city, david henry channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. >>> a 15-year-old girl suffered severe head injuries early this morning when she was hit by a pickup truck on roosevelt boulevard in northeast philadelphia, the little flower high school student was struck in the outer lanes on ryan avenue at 6:30, it's driver did stop and is cooperating with the investigation. >>> diners exposed to hepatitis a i

the reverend see sill williams -- cecil williams greeted everyone. >> we want to provide for humanity and make it a better world for all of us to live in. >> the bags contain a lot of the things needed for a holiday meal, including turkey or chicken, oranges, bread, pasta, rice, and vegetables. >>> also in san francisco, some of the city's homeless are receiving some much-needed care and assistance. project homeless connect is offering a one-stop service event at the bill graham civic auditorium. hundreds of volunteers are on hand to provide the homeless access to critical resources, including medi-cal, dental and vision care and also employment assistance. this is the 10th yeerl project homeless connect has offered services to the city's homeless. >>> a good afternoon with some breaks in the clouds. it's not very warm. it's kind of cold. 40s, 50. we have breaks and rainbow weather. had a picture of pescadero sent in. we are a seeing a little bit of a break. we had cloud and rain overnight. and then just some scattered showers. our system is still on track to bring us rain and tonight

dozens of them march fred broad and cecil b. moore to the philadelphia art museum.hey caused traffic jams along the way. once they arrived the students held a die in on the steps of of the art museum. in camden this die-in was held in front of the courthouse. members laid down for four and a half minutes this afternoon. that represents the four and a half hours that michael brown's body was on the ground in ferguson, missouri, before it was covered up. >>> well, a brawl breaks out inside chichester high school in delaware county. the whole thing is caught on cell phone video. police tell "eyewitness news" the fight started between two students and eight others wound up jumping in. several of them are now facing charges. the school district did issue a statement saying that they'll continue to focus on safety security and also civility at their schools. >>> the proposed sale of revel casino is officially canceled. today a bankruptcy judge voided the sale to toronto based brookfield asset management. brookfield won a court auction for the revel at a price of 110 milli

storm scan3 shows that light rain breaking out across the areas of cecil county maryland.tral northern delaware into south jersey again this is cold front that's moving on through. thin line of light rain pushing through the next hour or two then we'll see some improvement overnight. temperatures however do drop over the next few days. nothing terribly cold. for this time of year. tomorrow still a couple of degrees above average. average high is 41. by the middle of the week, down into the 30s much these are high temperatures. so overnight lows in the 20s. cold start to 2015. temps below average by the end week we climb up to where we should be for this too many of year. right now low 40s in some of the suburbs much reading allentown near 50 for philadelphia 46. wilmington delaware, there's the cold air. still lagging out behind this front across western pennsylvania mid theirs in pittsburgh state college. heading eastward overnight. over the next few days seal that colder air from can in a today. temperatures running 5 degrees below average for new year's eve and into mud

cecil williams has led people to the choir for a music filled the christmas m m m m >>jeff pierce: ita party getting together and of the group getting together for unity and peace. m m m m m m m m m m >>grant lodes: still had special messages from the pulp and the president. and another surprise from billionaire in california behind a passel of vehicles and what he has to say now. >>jacqueline bennett: temperatures in the low forties and fifties which will drop to the >>grant lodes:elon musk promises to reveal tesla roadster update this week and he has designed a rocket that in theory can go into space and land plants often unsafe in a barge in the ocean he says it will be a major step toward force program and space technology in general roadster upgrade will enable non-stop travel from la to sf -- almost 400 mile range. details tmrw. merry christmas! the roadster was tesla's first vehicle. the two-seat sports car launched in 2008. the company stopped taking orders for it in 2011. as much of the world celebrates christmas, the world's spiritual and political leaders are using the occa

"eyewitness news" was there at broad and cecil b. moore. students also staged a so called die in which shut down broad street for several minut minutes. >>> as you saw philadelphia high school students also joined the many protesters around the nation today. "eyewitness news" was there at central high school science leadership academy and masterman where students also staged a die in. they then marched peacefully throughout their neighborhood streets. >> rolling tone magazine is backpedaling tonight and issued an apology. mag zone now says a story it published about a woman allege allegedly gang raped at a university of virginia fraternity party may not be tr true. "eyewitness news" reporter david spunt is live in the sat center with more on the controversial article and its connection to our area. david. >> reporter: jessica, author sabrina early lives in philadelphia and tonight she has a lot of questions to answer. we reached out to her to find out more about the story rolling stone says has some inconsistent cease. the story called a ra

dozens of them marched from broad and cecil b.oore to the philadelphia art museum and they did cause some traffic jams along the way. once they arrived, students held a dye-in on the steps of the art museum. >> in camden, this dye-in was held in front of the federal courthouse. members of the camden churches organized for people laid down on the ground for about 4.5 minutes representing the 4.5 hours that michael brown's body was on the ground in ferguson before it was covered up. >> the philadelphia police department graduated its latest class of recruits today and they are certainly entering a profession under heavy scrutiny. >> class 359. >> whoo! >> police commission are in charles ramsay oversaw the graduation of 39 brand new officers at temple university today. with demonstrations against police brutality now happening daily, the commissioner says he wants to make sure this new class understands respect but that it doesn't feel persecuted before they can even hit the streets. >> aren't opposed to policing. just bad policin p

a tip call led police to the 200 block of south cecil street where the car was parked.rces close to the investigation say surveillance video obtained exclusively by "action news" shows that volvo hitting the victim and driving away. a male was driving the car and the car owner, a woman, told police that her son and daughter also drive the vehicle. the 25-year-old victim has internal injuries and massive trauma to his head and his chest. >> three delaware churches that are just miles apart went up in flames yesterday and that gives investigators reason enough to believe the fires were not accidents. erin o'hearn joins us lie at the big board with that story. >> matt let's take a look at this map because it will give you a clearer picture as to how close these church arson were to each other. the trail of fires began at the healing hands christian church and that's in the 500 block of berry town road just before 2:00 a.m. now, while firefighters were battling that blaze, the manship chapel went up in flames. that's about 4 miles away from the healing hands church. then ar

it was found on northwest cecil street. just blocks from the accident.woman that lets her son and daughter use it. the accident was obtained by "action news" on surveillance video. until late yesterday police did not know who the victim was, because he was not carrying i.d., they only knew he was a black man in his 20s. last night they identified him and he remains in critical condition, the car did not even slow down after hitting the man. can you see bystanders responding to the accident after it happened and a police car rolled up with lights on after the accident, and they are investigating that the car was chased by police right before the accident but they don't have an answer yet. police have a search warrant for the car and are going through it for evidence and they will questioning the woman and children as they try to determine who was driving it. >> david henry, channel 6 "action news." >> okay david thank you. >>> the coast guard's search for a missing man in the christina river is now a recovery mission. the boats went out to resume the sear

the great conservationist cecil gathered said -- quote -- "it was typical of lee to fight to give the little guy a voice in government decisions." in my time in this chamber i have tried to follow lee's example. the people who need a voice in this chamber are the ranchers and hardware store owners like cecil in towns like lincoln and dylan. the person who needs a voice in this chamber is the mother in troy, montana, who became the primary breadwinner when hers who lost his job cutting timber. the person who needs a voice is the woman in shelby, montana who has none dunn everything right, studied hard and earned her degree only to be squeezed by too much student detective and too few opportunities. the people who need royces are service emmembers from grade false who return from iraq with delayed john set ptsd. they are the entrepreneurs introduce in bozeman, montana who opened small distilleries and face a tangle of red tape. they are the committed couples across montana, your neighbors, my family, my friends, treated like second-class citizens because of who they love. so today, i ur

dozens of them marched from broad and cecil b more to the philadelphia art museum. they did cause some traffic slow downs along the way, students also held a die in, on the steps of the art museum. >>> well in, camden, this die in took place in front of the federal courthouse. members of the camden churches organized for people laid down on the ground for about four and a half minutes, that represents the four and a half hours michael brown's body was left on the ground in ferguson, missouri before it was covered. >> standing before the criminal courthouse for that reason to bring attention to the fact that several laws need to be changed and that state laws, local laws need to be changed so that adjust man can get his just due. >> organizers say these demonstrations will continue as long as it takes to realize change. >>> well, the philadelphia police department graduated its latest class of recruit is today. they are entering a profession under heavy scrutiny. "eyewitness news" reporter steve paterson has more. >> reporter: procession, pageantry, the tradition, al

. >> reporter: this is what we believe to be the 32nd year that reverend cecil williams and his church have been giving out grocery bags during holidays. they have enough for 5,000 people. so 5,000 bags. hope is that they'll be able to meet demand. though in years past they have run out. it's hard to tell whether or not it will be the case this year. live here in san francisco, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> a lot of hungry mouths will be fed. a great thing. thank you. 6:22. >>> butmpy and dangerous ride o hundreds aboard a flight bound for dallas. turbulence sends several people to hospital. (vo) nourished. rescued. protected. given new hope. during the subaru "share the love" event, subaru owners feel it, too. because when you take home a new subaru, we donate 250 dollars to helping those in need. we'll have given 50 million dollars over seven years. love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. >>> 6:25, 15 people are recovering from minor injury after an american airlines jet, bound for dallas, encountered severe turbulence after taking off from south korea. the plane was bouncing

cecile posted great movie by our president and definitely overdue. calvin, welcome home, alan gross. great job, mr. president. maybe now i can get a cuban cigar. but not everyone is applauding today. especially many on the right. we'll talk about that ahead. >>> but first, please keep the conversation going on our facebook page or tweet us at politics nation. e skip the bad stuff. i'm good. that's what i like to call, the meta effect. 4-in-1 multi-health metamucil now clinically proven to help you feel less hungry between meals. experience the meta effect with our new multi-health wellness line. i love my meta health bars. because when nutritious tastes this delicious, i don't miss the other stuff. new meta health bars help promote heart health. experience the meta effect with our new multi-health wellness line. ♪ >>> it's been a hostile relationship for more than five decades. the united states and cuba, led by the castros and also bedevilled our politics at home. from the cia back bay of the pigs invasion in 1961 to the cuban missile crisis that br

you can take 33rd and cecil b. moore avenue around that.ys in kensington, vai mentioned the water main break and we had a crew go to the scene to check it out because we felt we were not getting adequate information. the road, german town ave is closed off because of work associated with that water main between jefferson street and oxford street. you take fifth street around that. and, finally, a live look at 476 at baltimore avenue. no issues to report on 476 or 76. we'll look at 95 when i see you shortly. vai? >>> this is the face of bill cosby's newest accuser. if it looks familiar, it should. first african-american model to appear on the cover of "vogue" and what she says she suffered at the hands of cosby. >>> should chris christie run for president? that was the question posed to some new jurzians. we'll hear their answer coming up in four minutes. >>> at 6:42 this morning. look at the aftermath of a multi-state police chase. this chase started in new jersey and ended in maryland. police arrested the carjacking suspect last night just

students marched with their hand up in north philadelphia, "eyewitness news" was there at broad and cecil. moore and they staged a die in shutting down broad street for several minutes. students are upset that the grand jury's failed to indict police officers in the deaths of michael brown and eric again are. >>> dozens of new york city high school students walk out of class and rally with mid union square today over similar protestness denver and in chicago. the police commissioner for new york says the department is working to change it's a approach when it deals with suspects. >> let's bring in bob schieffer now, cbs news chief washington correspondent and host of face the nation as well. bob, these protests have been occurring all across the country and there is a message behind them. people are dissatisfied and they want change. the question is that a message being heard by country's leaders where you are there in washington. >> well, i think it is very much topic a in the washington conversation, right now, the the question is exactly how do you go about effecting this change. you k

students marched with their hand up in north philadelphia "eyewitness news" at broad and cecil b more here. they staged a die in shutting down broad treat for five minutes. >>> as we saw in marley hall's story philadelphia high school student also joined the many protesters around the country. "eyewitness news" was at september rally with high school, science leadership academy and masterman where students staged a die in. students marched peacefully through neighborhood streets. >>> well this morning police are waiting for rapper beanie segal to wake up for surgery at an atlantic city hospital so they can question him. the philadelphia native was shot at a home on spruce avenue in pleasantville atlantic county on friday morning. his real name is dwight grant. segal's brother-in-law was also injured in that shooting, police say there was an altercation at the home around the time gunfire erupted. >>> shell casings, and ammunition found out side but when we got to the house, mr. grant was in the house, we don't know if the shooting took place outside and then he went in or if the shoot

the volvo station wagon was found on the 800 block of south cecil street two days later thanks to a tip that block say they had never seen the car before it showed up the night of the accident. police sources say the car is owned by woman who also let's her son and daughter drive it. sources say they know who was driving it at the time but so far they haven't filed any charges. the car never even slowed down after it hit scales. right after the accident, witnesses immediately ran across the street to help him. seconds later, a police car with flashing lights pulls up. police say the officers in the patrol car had tried to stop the station wagon a couple of blocks away but they say it sped off. police say the officers disengaged and then witnessed the accident from a block away. when they arrived on the scene they put scales in the back of the patrol car and raced to the hospital. he had no id on him and wasn't identified until family members came forward a day later. they say byron was a father of two who struggled most of his life because of his disability. he was declared brain dead o

dozens marched from broad and cecil b. moore to the philadelphia art museum.y caused traffic jams along the way. student held a die-in on the art museum steps. >> in camden, this die-in was held in front of the federal courthouse, members of the camden churches organized for people laid down on the ground for four and a half minutes, that represents the four and a half hours that michael brown's body was on the grounds in ferguson before it was covered up. latest class of recruits friday, entering profession, under heavy scrutiny. >> commissioner charles ramsey oversaw the graduation of 39 brand new officers of temple university. >> happening daily, the commissioner says, he wants to make sure this new class under stands respect, but doesn't feel persecuted before they hit the street. >> people aren't opposed to policing, just bad policing. >> i think everybody's a little nervous, you know, if you're not, i think there might be something wrong there. >> you focus on what that hand and don't treat anybody different, and everything should be all right. >> two of

>grant lodes:coming up tonight at six: kron-4's jeff pierce talks to glide's founder, the reverend cecilnd those who benefited from the handouts. the salvation army spent the morning delivering thousands of meals to people who can't leave their homes this christmas. a team of volunteers fanned out across san francisco to deliver some four-thousand meals. it requires a lot of people to make this happens. many families lent a helping hand to make sure those less fortunate get a good meal on this holiday. >>: what we like the most my whole families making contact with people and letting them know that somebody is there to support them. it's very meaningful for us >>grant lodes:yesterday, san francisco mayor ed lee and fire chief joanne hayes-white helped carve the turkeys for today's meals. organizers are doing today in concord is a longstanding tradition >>haaziq madyun: in new hope international church in concord they serve between 20003000 people. >>: everything is free way of hair cuts and housewares and linens and blankets and clothing room with coke's. >>haaziq madyun: it it it is tou

dozens marched from broad and cecil b.elphia art museum, caused traffic jams along the way. the student head a die in on the art museum steps. >> now, in camden there is die-in was held in front of the fed ram courthouse. members of the camden church's organized for people laid down on the ground for four and a half minutes. now, that represents the four and a half hours that michael brown's body was on the grounds in ferguson, before it was covered up. >> well, the philadelphia police department has graduated its latest class of recruit. now, they're entering profession under heavy scrutiny. "eyewitness news" reporter steve patterson has the details. >> all in the last fleeting moment before cadets becomes officers. >> delicious nerve charles ramsey overseeing the graduation of 39 brand new philadelphia police officers, hitting the streets monday, two of the city's busiest district, with weeks every rigorous training, it is a placement commissioners concerned about, it is timing. >> what i want them to understanded is tha

the forty-niners said they had enough and is the final straw for ray macdonald and the cecil assault allegation has ended his career with the team. will have reaction from top security experts and san jose family plan to the landlord is after the rain forces with to the family's roof and ceiling there kron 4 story after the break. so far so good we have the chance of morning sprinkles today's was the nice get a breath of a breather. >> james: that more now on a to the struggle to get the problem fixed. >> reporter: debris came tumbling down at the ceiling of this home collapsed with all the rain that we have been getting this is what tennis are now left to deal with terrible impossible mole is the ruling is no longer livable to all this happened turner sister said they can i get a hold of the landlord. the two children and live in this home and no longer saying there tech water unless noted the low and selling. we have from a problem the she will not fix no time she is such as is one sign for the rent we pay >> james: look under my kron 4 story and send us your ideas will take a brea

king and stuff from cecil b. and philadelphia rights pioneers, but everything i have i have continued to attempt to sell. tollefson says he hopes to have an attorney before the start of the trial. the prosecutor in the case has said he was prepare to recommend tollefson serve his sentence in a treatment center if he made adequate res tis contusion to alleged victims. tollefson is a former employee of fox 29. >> less than three days, families across our area will celebrate christmas. >> parents are scrambling for toys for the kids and food for that special meal. two organizations though are offering holiday help and fox 29's joyce evans is live in norristown. joyce, how are they making out? >> reporter: and there is help here and as you can see the toys are all lined up here. we're at the montco iic right here in the heart of norristown and while this organization is known for its job training programs and more, this time of year, well, they as you can see right here behind me are on another mission. 384 old chris

the students marched with their hands up in north philadelphia "eyewitness news" at brought and cecil b. moore. they staged a die in shutting down broad street for five minutes. >>> well, as you saw in marley hall's story philadelphia high school student joined the many protesters all across the nation. "eyewitness news" at central high school, science leadership academy and masterman. students staged another die in. students also marched peacefully through neighborhood streets. >>> well, this morning police are waiting for rapper beanie segal to wake up from surgery at an atlantic city hospital so they can question him. the philadelphia native was shot in the torso at a home on spruce avenue in pleasantville atlantic county friday morning. his real name is dwight grant. segal's brother-in-law was also injured in that shooting, police say there was an altercation inside the home around the time gunfire erupted. >> shell casings, and ammunitions found outside but when we got to the house, mr. grant was in the house, so at this point we don't know if the shooting took place outside when

the murderers of goodman, were carried out by a posse led by the deputy sheriff, cecil price.en in the south and in states like indiana, illinois and missouri after the great migration, the knight riders, the klu klux klan weren't con strained bit police. often they were the police. it took the federal government to come in and impose restraint. despite that history, most americans don't spend much time worrying if the police are sufficiently policed. which is fine as long as you're not the disfavored group. and the policing isn't directed at your protests against the war or against global financial interests or against wall street. or against a police shooting. as long as they're not telling your boss that they'd better make you say sorry or else maybe your organization won't be so protected anymore. as long as you're not the one deemed insufficiently obedient or nonthreatening or child-like. that wraps things up for "the reid report." i'll see you back here next week at 2 p.m. eastern. be sure to visit us online at thereidreport.msnbc.com. happy friday. >> powerful ending. i

he is my brother-in-law and my wife marcel and i, as well as his wonderful parents, phyllis and cecil pomerleau joined him in rome nearly 50 years ago when he was ordained a priest. my family, my parents, my brothers and sisters, also our children have always had such a wonderful relationship with father pomerleau. it is great now to see the young grandchildren come in and give him a hug and "hi, uncle claude." but i'd also look at his distinguished career. it's not just the brother and brother-in-law and uncle and friend; he was a man who speaks many languages, a ph.d. from the university of denver, teaches now at the university of portland, even in semiretirement; also in santiago where he was a visiting professor and well respected and where i'm told his spanish is like a native. but he also was born in vermont, french canadian parents, two people strongly practiced their religion, believes in it, brought up their children speaking french at home. but instilled them with the values that really make our country great and make a human being even greater. he's been a mentor. he's been

left on the planet that with the rhino horn has a medicinal value captivity had not been set said cecilhe rhino and no law >>mark: will have a full day on were the rain is falling rainout for the rest of the week. >> james: let's zoom and the and see where we're finding the heavy rain across the bay in oakland similar stories it shows that we have modern rainfall is out to the east will pass livermore that's perhaps where it is raining right now from pleasanton in the south bay st. a mix san jose with of cupertino and sunnyvale with a palo alto ride of through san carlos going to lie fremont and hayward will spotty showers making its way to the peninsula and we have peninsula some riddles of that range. the umbrella handing a sore one to be hit and miss this afternoon it talking about an hour and 49 minute delay is now is a quick look at will redressing the winds will be strong will in all 30 mi. an hour to images on the cool side mid to upper 50s that on this afternoon and that wet weather lingering all week long we have monday system level to the nice system that will last until wedne

cecil williams way. as giving out grocery to people in need and that's a good thing.od and quickly sell the contents of the back for about $5 and i know you're thinking taken as their bag in a can do whatever they want. notice the lady was only a up the bag that was given by glide. notice the thereabout five bags there was people happening is people are getting in line multiple times to get free bags of food. >> reporter: so they can offload their ill-gotten gains and get back in line to do the same thing all over again. it gets worse the full will never make it to anyone snow table some land up in landfills. see the ladies by the gas gas cans they're tossing what they do not need. more food for the needy is now being thrown away. in san francisco stanley roberts kron 4 news. >> reporter: watch our holiday light special. with that james fletcher hosting our one-hour special. is this friday at 9:00 p.m. our one-hour holiday special. will be back >> reporter: with continuing to follow developments this morning american officials say the u.s. and cuba will start talks th

think of very important people the border regions at the university of michigan old to think president cecilleaded directed for having the confidence that shown in me to bring your the university of michigan also to thank brady and or hope my married friends and outstanding service to the university of michigan they're on at the university of michigan football program and a place to have such a tremendous foundation to stand on. jim harbaugh-it was built by brady by gary maul my motion map for a tear him park men and women will serve in the university of michigan for over a century for more than a century have been playing football at the university of michigan of the former players their family is a flood of standing on this foundation that is so rock- solid a full-time stand on the shoulders of stall tall man, i cannot think you enough the students to faxing the enthusiasm that you all shown to my family and i talked about and this can is excellent this about greatness and you have my pledge i will carry forward the tradition of excellence of the university of michigan football program tha

there is shallow water they cecil wet in the water of what probably is the main part of this aircraft, so it will be a little easier to retrieve in shallow water and identified, put scientific forensic work that needs to be done to establish why it went down is going to take months. add that to the time that these family members will have to deal with it, so it's going to be a long emotional roller coaster for these families here now waiting for the bodies for that identification process. >> the debris will be transported a a facility close to the airport. that's where investigators will start putting the jet back together to figure out what happened. >> let's go live to libby casey in washington. the question is has the u.s. been offering assistance to indonesia officials? >> good morning. the uss sampson, which is part of the seventh fleet and based in san diego was already in the western pacific. it was authorized yesterday to go help with the search and rescue efforts. it's a destroyer with sonar exhibits something that could definitely come in handy. the legional authorities are

an ugly commute george and our team coverage now continues with kron 4 jackie cecil who stayed aliveone know oneself toward the golden gate. >> : one difference half-hour for domestics. is pouring out here. this costs tactics not out here about 4:00 this morning up on sausalito and in see any rain for the first three and half for hours and then in the last 20 minutes or so we've seen most there and pick up and then: he is right on target. you conceive how hard it is coming down here so far having really affect the really big effect among clues of bunch of the coming up and for its area for flooding also some mutt and rock red landslides. you see right there coming to the bridge from earlier storm as the get closer and closer bs sells the bonds through obviously may have the effect of its extremely hard for last half police another round coming up as wring its that read note have oakland hills 34 so clean up falling rocks and sliced red cross on kron and the oakland hills and navigator ride on not and the goes on the hill gang coming now residents worry that even more money could give

. >> we will be here, northern liberties and broad and cecil b. moore. >> you are giving away dunkin' donuts. >> just coffee. >> just what we need on a day like this, it is cold. it is beginning to snow. so tell us what else you are doing, you are launching a new initiative today as well aren't we. >> we are trying to generate more interest with what we do in the area have of tioga we help the family center, and, in our own building, since 2009 but we have existed in these properties for about 15 years before that. we are, our goal or our mission toys service the people of north philadelphia, particularly women and children. >> i necessity is there a number you are asking people to call, can you toll bus that. we will put information up on the web site but this is how people can get in touch with you guys. >> yes, through mobile cause, we're using a text, text mn in m dollar sign your gift to 4144. >> 41444. >> okay. >> we will get that information on our web site. how long are you out here today until supplies last. >> yes, probably until supplie

madam president, many years ago, i worked for a state senator in illinois named cecil partee. cecil partee used to say for every political controversy, when you listen to the arguments, understand there is a good reason and a real reason. what is the real reason for the opposition to dr. murthy? it may have come down to just one thing that he said. it was alluded to by the senator from wyoming earlier. during the course of his hearing, he said that he believed that gun violence was a public health issue. gun violence, a public health issue. for making that statement, he has been pilloried and excorps excorps -- excoriated by the gun lobby, and that may be a major reason why his nomination is controversial. i'm proud to represent the city of chicago and the state of illinois. gun violence is a public health problem. go to the emergency rooms, and i'll give you the list of the names of hospitals in chicago to start with. go to the emergency room on a friday our -- or saturday night, and you tell me that gun violence isn't a public health issue. in those emergency rooms, you will