arne duncan was there at the signing. he had worked with the leadership to arrive at this new stage in the evolution of the relationship of the federal government to the states and to local school districts. i could go through a long list of things that arne duncan worked on, including his concern about student debt, but i want to close by pointing to one that has a personal interest to me, and that is for-profit colleges and universities. i've given so many speeches on the floor about this descrirks th-- about this descrirks this . i have recounted the miserable statistics about this sector of the economy, with 10% of high school graduate students. they receive 20% of the federal aid to education. they account for more than 40% of all student loan defaults. and so i appealed to arne duncan and the department of education to do their best to make sure that the worst for-profit colleges and universities were held accountable. and arne duncan showed real leadership, and it wasn't easy. he ran into political resistance on ca

but that wasn't it. >> reporter: authorities say the shooter a man who knew duncan fled the scene. but was later confronted by police officers. according to police, the suspect pulled out a gun then shot himself. he was rushed to the hospital where he is in critical condition. the victim, richard duncan, was a regular at the local vfw in willow grove. >> i just -- right now, i just can't believe that happened to him. >> reporter: barry cotton knew duncan from his volunteer work with the vfw. >> that was you he was very nice man. i've known him for quite a long time. he would do anything for you. >> reporter: authorities have not released the name of the man in the hospital because he has not been charged at this point. family members told me off camera they want richard duncan to be remembered as a marine veteran who made a difference. reporting in abington, david spunt cbs3 "eyewitness news". >>> a suspect is charged with murder in the strangulation death of a prominent psychiatrist in center city. police sources say 27-year-old manuel baez gave full confession last night. dr. how

but that wasn't it. >> reporter: authorities say the shooter a man who knew duncan fled the scene.ut was later confronted by police officers. according to police, the suspect pulled out a gun then shot himself. he was rushed to the hospital where he is in critical condition. the victim, richard duncan, was a regular at the local vfw in willow grove. >> i just -- right now, i just can't believe that happened to him. >> reporter: barry cotton knew duncan from his volunteer work with the vfw. >> that was you he was very nice man. i've known him for quite a long time. he would do anything for you. >> reporter: authorities have not released the name of the man in the hospital because he has not been charged at this point. family members told me off camera they want richard duncan to be remembered as a marine veteran who made a difference. reporting in abington, david spunt cbs3 "eyewitness news". >>> a suspect is charged with murder in the strangulation death of a prominent psychiatrist in center city. police sources say 27-year-old manuel baez gave full confession last night. dr. howar

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jericka duncan, cbs news, new york."/// (patrick and sherry talk about weather) ((sherry swensk)) it's really a with sunshine and clouds and some areas getting some breezy southerly winds. ......... the airport is calm right now, but the hoover dam has seen a gust over 50 mph and southern california is definitely getting windier as the storm rolls through today. .............. the morning lows weren't very chilly with the thicker cloud cover overnight. mild 40s and near 50 degrees around the valley. .................. right now temps are in the very mild mid 60s for pahrump and low 60s at primm. near 60 in boulder city. ................ our normal high is 56 and wee will beat that with the lows close to normal by the morning hours. ................ we'll stay mild another couple of days and then chillier weather arrives for christmas day and cold nights into the weekend. ............. rain and snow in the west piling up. ............. wind warnings and watches in southern california. .............. cooler temps for us coming later in the week and windy conditions by christmas weekend.

>>> and were aie duncan is going out with a bang as he heads into private life. from rockefeller center in new york this is "politics nation" with al sharpton. >> good morning. i'm al sharpton. two days before the next republican debate, party leaders are thinking the unthinkable. what if donald trump wins the nomination? he has a 19-point lead in a new national poll, and he has a message to republicans who say he'll fall off. >> they're kidding themselves. i'm going to win. i think i'm going to win. i'm not one of these other guys that goes down. i don't go down. i go up. >> do you have a warning for gop leaders? >> i say, folks, you know, i'm sorry i did this to you, but you got to get used to it. it's one of those little problems in life. >> trump saying he's not going anywhere, even saying "i will never leave this race." but his top rival ted cruz apparently hopes he does. in comments leaked from a fund-raiser, cruz predicted both trump and ben carson will slide. >> i like and respect both donald and ben. i do not believe either one of them is going to be our

arnieot be prouder of duncan. [applause] president obama: we are going to miss arnie duncan a lot. fortunately, in addition to some great staff he has assembled that will be staying on, we have a great replacement in dr. john king, who will be joining us. [applause] in addition, we have had some outstanding advocates. unions, we teachers got our civil rights organizations, philanthropists, community groups that have been active and involved with governors organizations and school districts. we have also been involved with superintendents. we thank them all for their contributions. all the stakeholders have really buckled down to make this day possible. and the law comes at an important moment. over the last seven years, the good news is our students have made real strides. we have seen states raise academic expectations for all students, meaning we are in a better position to outcompete other nations at a time when knowledge is the biggest determinant of economic performance. high school graduation rates are at an all-time high. dropout rates are at historic lows. the number has be

jericka duncan reports. peyton manning: it's compeletly fabricated, complete trash, garbage, there's some more adjectives i'd like to be able to use, but it really makes me sick jericka duncan: peyton manning won the mvp award a record 5 times. he comes from a family of nfl quarterbacks. the 39 year-old has built his career on hard work. peyton manning: "in my 18 years of playing in the nfl. there are no shortcuts. jericka duncan: but in a new documentary on sports doping, by the al jazeera network , hidden cameras capture a man named charles sly, claiming the mannings were receiving banned human growth hormomes in 2011. all the time we'd be sending ashley manning drugs. like all the time, growth hormone's, everywhere, florida. it would never be under peyton's name it would always be under her name. jericka duncan: sly claimed the mannings received the drugs from a clinic called the guyer says he worked. in a statement to cbs news, dr. dale guyer called the allegations "simply not true" and said: ...mr. sly

see who put on an offensive display.and the timberwolves welcome tim duncan's spurs team that has won 5 championships since 1999. see if they could pull an upset. chris is next with sports. 3 hello. i'm mark hyman.a chainsaw is a valuable tool in cutting down trees. but using it the wrong way could case serious injury. or death. misusing any tool can have negative consequences. profiling is a valuable tool in intelligence and law enforcement. unfortunately, it has been abused. some police officers have stopped driving while black. this isn't just illegal. is unconstitutional.but don't end profiling because some have abused it.emerging evidence suggests anti-terrorism officials overlooked or perhaps ignored warning signs regarding the san bernardino husband and wife terror team. the man brought home from saudi arabia a woman who was essentially an internet bride. u-s officials approved her visa in spite of giving a fake address and posting social media comments favorable toward violent islamic jihad. shshalso had ties to a radical cleric . . . and a notorious mosque. saudi arabia and h

county.it happened around three o'clock this afternoon at the duncan village apartments on duncan street.a woman who lives there tells us she was taking a nap - when someone began beating on her door because of the smoke. officials say one apartment was seriously damaged-and the red cross is now assisting the family.one person was also taken to the hospital for smoke inhalation. 3 turning to fox carolina sports- 3 by this time tomorrow we'll know if clemson's going to the national championship... 3 sports director aaron cheslock's live in south florida as he has been all week... and aaron, the tigers lose some big pieces on offense right? 3 yeah, jay jay mccullough, out for the orange 3 bowl and the national championship if the tigers get there... lakip and mcculloughs careers at clemson are over... 3 lakip lost the starting kicker job after getting a dui and possession of cocaine charge in the summer, served a suspension. he's a senior anyway... mcculough has another year of eligibility, but if he plays college footbal again, it won't be with the tigers... the one that really hurts is cai

>> and michelle duncan got to see it early. >> i am a die hard fan girl from 1977.s everything i hoped it would be, and more. >> the parent company is disney, which is also the parent company of abc7. >> right. >> all i can say -- >> i feel like the storm is strong with us. next seven days, a great pattern. multiple chances of rain. talking about live doppler seven hd. oakland, 54 degrees and hills camera showing clouds upstairs and here is what the forecast has in store. spotty showers, the steadiest rain is going to run for the second half of friday, then, another storm, showers will linger saturday morning and our wettest locations, over an inch of rain. there will be light showers and the steadiest of the rain begins in the north bay. yellows and oranges, this is the rain moving into santa rosa, and it's going to slide south. by 5:00, just in time for everyone going home, it's over the central bay. by 8:00, showers developing around sunnyvale. and a secondary line may find itself in oakland and half moon bay. much of the activity is really in the south bay. by s

>> and michelle duncan got to see it early. >> i am a die hard fan girl from 1977. it was everything i hoped it would be, and more. >> the parent company is disney, which is also the parent company of abc7. >> right. >> all i can say -- >> i feel like the storm is strong with us. next seven days, a great pattern. multiple chances of rain. talking about live doppler seven hd. oakland, 54 degrees and east bay hills camera showing clouds upstairs and here is what the forecast has in store. spotty showers, the steadiest rain is going to run for the second half of friday, then, another storm, showers will linger saturday morning and our wettest locations, over an inch of rain. there will be light showers and the steadiest of the rain begins in the north bay. yellows and oranges, this is the rain moving into santa rosa, and it's going to slide south. by 5:00, just in time for everyone going home, it's over the central bay. by 8:00, showers developing around sunnyvale. and a secondary line may find itself in oakland and half moon bay. much of the activity is really in the

jericka duncan reports. >> it's completely fabricated. complete trash, garbage. there is more adjectives i'd like to be able to use, but it really makes me sick. >> reporter: peyton manning won the mvp award, a record five times. he comes from a family of nfl quarterbacks. the 39-year-old has built his career on hard work. >> during my 18 years of playing in the nfl, there are no shortcuts. documentary on sports doping by the al gentlemanjazeera networks they claim the manningings were receiving banned growth hormones in 2011. >> all of the time sending ashley manning drugs, like a growth hormone all the time, everywhere. it would never be under peyton's man, always under her name. >> reporter: they say the manning's received the drug from an institute in indiana where he says he worked. in a statement to cbs news, dr. dale guyer called the allegations simply not true and said mr. slide was not an employee of the guyer institute and his brief stay there included in 2015 during which peyton was not even being treated. the documentary alleges several other athletes

they found richard duncan in abington yesterday afternoon, arresting officers cornered the suspect three blocks away and they confronted him and asked to show his hands, that is when the suspect raised hi gun and shot himself twice, family members say duncan and the suspect did know each other. >>> philadelphia police want your help tracking down the men that broke into an old city bar, at four fathers bar and grill tuesday morning, they got in by breaking the window with a brick and they stole two safes worth $14,000. and they tried to break open the cash register. if you have any information call philadelphia police. >>> still to come on "action news" at noon, it's a popular gift item this holiday season the hover board but the concern over the safety of the device prompted a federal agency to take a closer look. >>> and how one hotel could have compromised your personal information, we'll talk about a hack coming up. mornings. they're bad breath, bad hair and a bad case of the mondays. and organized wardrobes that help you pull it together. they're showering, shaving, and shuffling. a

breaking news... 3 the duncan fire department is on the scene of a fire at the duncan village apartments on duncan street.the chief says the fire is now out, but there's a good bit of damage. when the building caught 3 fire.but they don't believe anyone was injured.no word on how it started, but we will keep you updated on air and online. 3 weand breaking news out of greenwood county.a swift water rescue is just over and every is safe.it happened to some people in a car .. they got trapped in flood water on paysinger road in ninety six. again, everyone is safe.we have a crew headed that way and we'll bring you more inside our news app as we get it. 3 all across our area this afternoon...we're seeing conditions like this-this is brushy creek road.our cameras were rolling as d-o-t got on scene and began to barricade the road near the bridge earlier today.water from the river spilled over and onto the road.d-o-t crews tell us because the bride was completely covered...it will need to be inspected before it everyone not to move these barricades because it's very dangerous. 3 also in cherokee

jericka duncan, cbs news, new york. >>> in nfl action, carolina's bid for an undefeated season is over. atlanta's julio jones caught a 7-yard td pass to give the falcons the lead. jones caught nine passes for 178 yards. the panthers had a chance to tie with 90 seconds left, but cam newton fumbled the ball. atlanta beat carolina 20-13. >>> the new york jets kept their playoff hopes alive with a win over new england. the patriots won the overtime coin toss, but elected to kick off. ryan fitzpatrick connected with eric decker on the game winning td. the jets beat the pats 26-20. >>> still ahead, donald trump candidate attacks the democratic front-runner, as he plots a general election showdown.t in life. and not when it came to watching her calories. why settle on taste? jane thought. that's why jane loves light & fit greek nonfat yogurt. bursting with rich creamy awesomeness and 12 grams of protein. all for 80 calories. no settling here. what else does jane love? that you could win a fitbit flex from light & fit. >>> coming up after your local >>> here's aat >>> here's a look at today's

jericka duncan is in new york's central park.. where the weather is just fine: nat: "it's beautiful, today, degrees in buffalo, it was beautiful enough for waders and walks in the park. in a city that was slammed by 7 feet of lake effect snow last year... temperatures this week are more likely to inspire long walks on the beach. ( eric fisher/wbz-tv meteorologist) "that's certainly right look at buffalo on wednesday up to 61 degrees one of many record highs to be set from great lakes down to ohio valley the focus on christmas eve moves to the northeast down to the mid- atlantic numerous record highs were talking 60s and 70s the warmest christmas eve anyone alive has seen in that area." more than 2,600 record high temperatures have been tied or broken across the lower 48 states this month. in washington dc cherry blossoms arrived months ahead of schedule. (mos) "it doesn't feel like christmas yet." (youtube with no snow) but nowhere is this tale of 2 climates more obvious than the ski slopes. this connecticut resort can't even keep

jericka duncan, cbs news, new mollie: let's check in with kurtis because along with warmer temperatures we are looking at the possibility of rain. kurtis: it has been an unusual fall and it will be an unusual winter. we did have followed and i wanted to point out some locations with limited his ability around a order mile in clarion -- around a quarter mile in clarion. look at this pretty shot of the christmas dog in car with, iowa. cloudy to mostly cloudy skies, southeast wind gets breezy as the afternoon goes along. even through the overnight, 2:00 a.m. temperature around 40 these with rain arriving after that. christmas eve, we could get flurries during the morning. late day sun. the high as 45 with mostly cloudy and could see rain very late with southeast wind. rain and maybe snow. mollie: more accusations against former multi-state lottery security director eddie tipton. kansas lottery officials reported last night that they believe tipton fixed two jackpots there, both worth thousands of dollars. tipton already has been convicted of rigging the $16.5 million dollar hot lotto jackp

. >> my dearest love, duncan comes here tonight.ll hail macbeth, who shall be king thereafter. ♪ >> but a walking shadow. >> hail macbeth. charlie: great to have you back. marion: thanks for having me. charlie: here's what you said -- i always knew that one day i would play lady macbeth, but i thought it would be onstage in french. it is amazing to play her in shakespeare's english. it was unexpected, but it felt right. i have to do it. marion: i was doing another movie, very dramatic role, and it was the movie "two days, one night." i have decided not to work after that movie, because i had done really heavy dramatic roles, and this opportunity, i could not miss. i mean, as i said, as you said i said, i always knew that i would be -- charlie: you thought it would be onstage. marion: because theater, shakespeare, i mean, because i am french, i would not have expected to have this kind of offer. i talked to the director. it was his second movie, so i thought, this man must be mad. first of all, directing death as a -- macbeth as a se

speaker: sir alan duncan. sir duncan: mr. speaker, i don't think there's anybody on either side of the house as we all try to show duty, to in any way relish the decision we are being asked to face today. it is not straightforward like the response to invasions of kuwait. it's a very, very difficult decision we are being asked to face, and in taking it, i think we have to have two issues in the forefront of our thinking. first, the security of our own country, and, secondly, the desperate need to restore civility in the middle east. but rather, a rehearsal of the arguments, i would like to pick out and emphasize the viewpoints which i ask the house solemnly to consider. the question of whether to commit our armed forces has actually over the last few years become seriously muggy, both by the painful experience of past decisions, and by the complexity of the unfolding disorder across the arab world. the experience the opposition leader has inferred, and iraq, has led to growing distrust in this house and outside it, about any

jericka duncan thank you so much. eric fisher is chief meteorologist the the at our cbs station in boston, wbz. so, eric, i understand the south is in for some heavy storms. head through this holiday week. the ingredients are there for a potential severe weather outbreak tomorrow. cold dry air coming across the plains and unusually warm, moist air being lifted up out of the gulf of mexico. we're watching this area in particular, could see several tornadoes duringidate tomorrow and into tomorrow night. it's those night time tornadoes that are the most dangerous because folks are asleep, and sometimes you don't see it coming. a couple of rounds of storms. they'll all be racing off to the east-northeast. a lot of heavy rain goes along with all of this. certainly we want people to stay weather aware here as we head through wednesday and into creeft. of course, all of this fueled by the incredible warmth, just dozens and dozens of records set up and downtown coast from maine all the way down to in order. norah, for the sou

man in the attention and that gets the people that are backing him more energized." 054324 lucia duncan, st george utah "we finally have a candidate who tells us the good the bad and complains but nobody says what they will do, whether it's healthcare or issues or anything. " this might be a case where final impressions mean more than first impressions 054523 duncan "just glued to the television watching it." because anything that's said at this point 054819 "be more in the middle of the road instead of extreme either way" .. could make or break an entire campaign 054059 judy newell "they've all got a lot of press, especially donald trump, and we'll see what happens." ad lib the venetian..david schuman ch13 action news coming up .. it's used on the battlefield.. a life-saving sponge that's injectable... we'll explain how it works. plus.. a typhoon growing stronger by the day is moving in on the philippines. and a consumer alert from contact 13. experts call out the worst scams of the year.. and the warning signs to watch from a scam you probably haven't heard about.. to one that's cheat

jericka duncan, cbs news, new york. >> we'll take it. the forecast any time at your fingertips download the cbs philly weather app available on itunes and google play. >> our temple owls are just hours away from their first bowl game in years. it is only the fifth bowl game in team history. so, as you can imagine, head fans, all pumped, ten ands and three temple plays nine and two toledo in the boca raton bowl. from what our sports team says it, should be competitive match up and pretty good game. twenty-fourth ranked temple has been bright spot in a rough sport year so far for the city. so from all of us here at cbs-3, let's go owls. our leslie van arsdale, in boca raton for tonight's game, will have live reports from florida on "eyewitness news" starting at 5:00. >>> developing this noon, we now know the identity of the doctor who died under mysterious circumstances at a center city hotel. this as authority wait for autopsy result. "eyewitness news" reporter justin finch has the latest. >> a rainy gray day on walnut st. outside the rod

jericka duncan is a snowball's throw from buffalo. gereeka. >> reporter: yeah,s this is the image that comes to mind when you think about the buffalo region in december. we're in the village of hamburg, just 15 miles south of buffalo. the flakes started to fall here around 2:00 this afternoon. before today, this had been the latest the buffalo area has gone without snow since 1899. cars are now being forced to drive slowly, and with snow-covered roads and rooftops, it's beginning to look a lot more like christmas. but by christmas eve, temperatures are expected to reach near 60 degrees. scott, the snow respite was this time, more than eight feet of snow had fallen, mostly because of lake-effect snowstorms in november. >> pelley: jericka duncan. jericka, thanks very much. winter begins on monday, so let's bring in chief meteorologist eric fisher from our cbs station wbz in boston. eric, what's the weekend look like? >> well, scott, for a lot of people who have been maybe missing the holiday spirit because it's been so warm outside, we

. >> hey, warrior fan, popovich, duncan in the firt first -- first started tonight., a jam cut the lead to three but later on, look at this, harden over tim duncan! three ball bucket! led the rockets 88-84 and stopped the spurs season high seven game win streak. so again, the nba they just like to dominate christmas day, they have for years, and, um, you know, it's -- and they time it right, they know people are at home and then right when cousin fred gets tired of the family, they roll out the first game, ask then -- and then it's the next game, boy the warriors today it was a nice game, nice defensive effort, really what you're going to take when they get in position for april. >> made for entertaining television today. >> it did, they have the kings on monday. >> all right, thank you, we'll be right back. ,,,,,,,, our next newsc >>> well, we wish all of you a very merry christmas, the "late show with stephen colbert" with next. >> whoo! ( band playing intro music ) captioning sponsored by cbs ( cheers and applause ) yeah! ( cheers and applause ) ( audience chantin

jericka duncan explains. >> welcome, everybody. hospital where 16 year old t adams died in 2004. >> by the time you get here, the odds have been >> reporter: has been turned into a school of hard knocks. >> when he came in he >> reporter: throughout the year hundreds of philadelphia students visit the trauma unit at hospital for the cradle 2 grave program. >> we're going to tell the story of a young man named lamont adams. >> reporter: they learn about adams, his life from birth to death dr. amy goldberg and outreach coordinator scott charles have been reenacting the night adams died for nearly ten years. >> a bullet wound right there and right there. >> reporter: charles uses dozens of red stickers to mark where the bullets hit adams. >> and another here. polit size this issue for them. i'm simply saying this say thing that is more likely to kill you in philadelphia than anything else when you are young. and i want them to take, i want to. >> we were both really concerned that the students didn't really seem to know the true ramifications of what bullet injuries and gun shot wounds ca

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duncan would be a good addition for that seat. also alex i thought was impressive and also kelton finey and david hua. for seat 14 experience working on behalf of the business community, i like sabrina and david hua, as well as keltin finney. and then jacob cross i thought was also very improcessive and janet griggs. i would support john ballesteros for no. 15. for the two neighborhood associations seats i want to support tom mcelroy and barbara fugate. i also was impressed by brian wallace. for seat 18, i would support laura thomas and also support jesse stout and seat 19, terrance alan. for seat 20, i like mr. beckelman a lot and was imyou pressed. i was prepared for jim araby and would support jennifer garcia from ufcw and should continue seat 20. in terms of representing cannabis workers and organizing and ufcw is doing that. for 21 public policy expert, i think jesse stouted could be a good addition there and i would support daisy ozim, for the youth seat, no. 22. those are my thoughts. >> well, we have a lot of names in comm