ashley smalls was large for einstein and the lady einsteins, that's their new nickname.ll kennedy down the stretch. kennedy wins it 59-36. >> kennedy traveled to einstein for tonight's game of the week. the cavaliers had the hot hand nearly all game long, led by the play of their junior forward. >> her leadership is really helping the team this year. >> i thought the pace of the game was pretty constant, and everyone on my team supported each other, passing the ball, helping each other store, and defensively we were just helping each other get fast breaks and things like that. >> reporter: melbourne's game high 29 points helped for the victory. the lady cavaliers are now 5-0 on the season, and the einstein high school, grace olsen, wusa sports. >>> there's willie whitley taking on his daughter brittany whitley, and she is taking it on early. 29-27 entering the 4th. brittany's new nickname the post mac mama. and austin hill wins 39-33 and daughter brittany can gloat a little bit. >> i will hold it over my father because we won, he lost, and he can talk about it all week.

tonight it's a montgomery county clash kennedy verses einstein. grace olsen with a preview. >> we are lady titans. >> reporter: tonight's game of the week brings us to einstein high school where the lady titans are staying laser focused on one primary goal. >> we're really focusing on getting to the basketball more and making shots this season. >> it's a work in progress for each game. we are showing improvements, girls are starting to gl together. >> it is helping us to improve, either it is being able to execute our plays and play as a team. >> reporter: the ladies in blue take the court at 7:15 against the kennedy cavaliers, looking for their second win at the season. in einstein high school grace olsen wusa9 sports. >> another highlight is coming up tonight at 11:00. >> yes, not even a chance for the dusting. >> no. >> i mean you're in garrett county, but not christmas time here. no, no, no. it is great for the games on sunday near 50. and then some showers on tuesday. better chance for showers on wednesday. that will appear to be the wettest

richard lipton/senior author, albert einstein college of medicine) "participants who had the highest levels of stress were about twice as likely//to develop amnestic mild cognitive impairment this early stage of alzheimer's dementia."for every 5 point increase in stress score, the risk of developing mild cognitive impairment increased by 30 percent.the past few years have been stressful for schweitzer. he was his wife's passed away from dementia last year. :54 - :59(sot: frederick schweitzer/study participant) "i feel this besetting sadness and lonlieness."resarchers say if seniors can learn how to cope with their stress, they may be able to postpone or even prevent their cognitive decline. (sot dr. richard lipton/senior author, albert einstein college of medicine) "stress management techniques which could include physical activity, meditation, yoga." schweitzer is actively trying to stay positive and not let stress and grief get him down. (sot: frederick schweitzer/stu dy participant)"we must make the best of this moment this day."for him, that means doing the things he enjoys, such

so for people who work at einstein hell, chip into get their patients some special gift. >> with a nurse, and and, for the the deliveries. >> merry christmas. >> thank you. >> yes. >> this is real nice. i didn't expect that. they didn't to have do that. they are already nice. >> reporter: it the is called adopt a patient every year for the holidays einstein health employees, raised money to buy gifts for patients. >> it makes you feel great to do something for somebody. >> reporter: maryann whitman a nurse manager said they are giving out a hundred hug me blankets. >> the the holidays are joyous, special, happy and for some folks they are not, and for this little gift we hope makes a difference in their life. >> it did for 90 year-old gordon face who is hospitalized with heart trouble. >> a couple months going on i was than the thinking about a blanket with them. very appreciative. >> yes. >> i have nothing to complain about. >> sandra isn't complaining either, her christmas present was learning her hearties holding up, and the blanket was an unexpected extra. >> i think it goes like thi

nobody understands what einstein is saying.give a lot of money to the person you can best explain to the american public. that made it sound like such an interesting concept that caught on and we got front page coverage in the newspapers they have all these contests that are becoming part of the social fabric of the united states. and when conan doyle arrived and everyone is interested he has another idea. well what if we can conduct a scientific study to show that is possible to communicate with the dead. let's try to see if we can establish whether that can be scientifically proven but let's do it in the guise of a contest. some outcome bird, his idea is taken -- basically a psychic contests. what they do is they set up a judging division of some of the top scientists in america. willie mcdougall who was the chairman of psychology at harvard was one of the judges. mcdougall was the president of american psychic research. it just shows you the interest in spiritualism. a book about experiments he was conducting on his wife alb

no one in america understood anything about exactly what einstein had done. know, it is just a testament to how, people were wall reverence was given. so scientific america, america, which was a really big deal in those days, they were a combination of the new york times and 60 minutes because they were investigative agencies at a time when technology was becoming pervasive and there were new great inventions. people looked to this to tell them what was a legitimate invention and what was the next great development around the curve and what was just flimflam. for instance, there was a famous doctor and doctor albert abrams who said he could cure anybody. the apparatus takes too long to explain, but he claimed to be able to diagnose and cure anybody to this very sketchy kind of apparatus and people believed it. scientific american investigated him and said there is as much legitimacy to this as there is to the ouija board. that's just the kind of thing that they did in those days. going after people they thought were bilking the public. let's give a lot of mon

. >> of doing einstein's tongue. >> 25,000 copies will be shipped in time for christmas and you can color the candidate who is beyond colorful. >> we're trying to make coloring great again. >> it is $11 on amazon and it has a five out of five rating. a lot of people like to color donald trump. >> people are already claiming the spots for sydney australia's 2016 new year's celebration. >> over one million people are pe yesterday. i see palm trees and it looks warmer there. it will cost $5 million for the palm tree and there will be sky. >> it's cool because it is one of the first places in the in 2016. >> i am mark hyman. is there another recession around the corner. there are worrisome economic indicators of what may be lurking ahead. 94 million people are still not in the labor force less than 63% of the labor force is actually working. there are other serious problem's. existing home sales and new home sales have fallen. housing starts on rental properties. u.s. factory orders have been down for months. 15% in the past year. the last times they felt like this was leading into the 2001 a

richard lipton/senior author, albert einstein college of medicine) "stress management techniques which could include physical activity, meditation, yoga." schweitzer is actively trying to stay positive and not let stress and grief get him down. (frederick schweitzer/study participant) we must make the best of this moment this day. for him, that means doing the things he enjoys, such as getting back to his research and writing a memoir about him and his late wife. marlie hall, cbs news the bronx, new york. ((dave courvoisier)) researchers say about 15 percent of people with mild cognitive impairment go on to developing alzheimer's dementia. /// ((dave courvoisier)) > that's all for us at 4. denise valdez 8 news now at five starts after this. don't forget.. we're always on at las vegas now dot com, on facebook and twitter. burglars confronted by a good

details of the structure of galaxies, the universe, the behavior of black holes and confirm what einstein predicted a hundred years ago, the existence of ripples in the fabric of spaceime. >> more right here, www.aljazeera.com.

and structure of gravities, the early universe, behavior of black holes and possibly confirm what einstein predicted, the existence of ripples in the fabric of space time. >> if you're away from the t.v., you can get more on our top stories, including the latest on that relationship spat between moscow and ankara on aljazeera.com and what's going on in the skies over syria. aljazeera.com, you can also talk to me on twitter. [ siren ] >> searching for a motive after the worst mass shooting in america since new town leaves 14 dead. >> why would he do that? why would he do something like this? >> police want to know what led a young couple to caulk into a social services agency and open fire. >> common sense gun safety laws, stronger background checks. >> now president obama is calling once again for changes in how

i like to think that for every albert einstein we found, how many of them did we not find? many got squandered because they didn't learn to read, get an education, etc., etc.? imagine if we could increase by an order of magnitude, by a factor of 10, the number of albert einsteins in the world. the number of people who can do can cancer research. the number of people who can think about alternative energy. this could be a force multiplier like we have never seen. it is very exciting. emily: do you think videos can replace learning in a classroom? sal: if learning in a classroom is about information dissemination, and some of the classrooms we grew up in was about that, videos can do that. in some ways, it is more bite sized, it is more on demand. but i do not think the physical classroom goes away. i think it is a huge opportunity to allow the physical classroom to move up the value chain. if students are able to get their information at their own time and pace, practice and get feed back at their own time and pace, the physical classroom can now be used for real human inter

richard lipton/senior author, albert einstein college of medicine) participants who had the highest levels of stress were about twice as likely//to develop amnesic mild cognitive impairment this early stage of alzheimer's dementia")) ((kirsten joyce)) the albert einstein college of medicine is conducting the study. they say if seniors can learn to cope wit their stress.. even prevent cognitive decline./// demetria, how are the roads this morning? demetria obilor here's what the south beltway looks like near mccarran. no major tie-ups down here despite all of the construction underway. here's i-15 at us 95 slowing down. this is our molasky group of companies camera showing you southbound traffic on 95 near decatur. < > < > < > back to you! ((kirsten joyce)) > amazon is the reason the online retailer is pulling the plug on hoverboards./// hoverboards from its online store. the move comes after reports of the toys catching fire. the online retailer is suspending sales until manufactures provide documentation their hover boards meet safety requirements./// ((brian loftus)) > a basketball fan i

. >> with the nurse subbing for santa and gifts piled high the employees at einstein set out for theirtein health employees raise money to buy gifts for patients. >> it makes you feel great to do something for someone. >> reporter: maryann whitman a nurse manager, said this year they are giving out 1100 hug me blankets. >> holidays are joyous, special, happy. some follow, they are, and others they are not. this little gift we hope makes a difference in their life. >> reporter: it did for 90 year-old gordon face hoist hospitalized with heart trouble. >> with everything that is going on, i am thinking a blanket, i'm very appreciative. i still have nothing to complain about. >> reporter: a sandra isn't complaining either, her christmas present was learning her hearties holding up, and the blanket was an unexpected extra. >> i think it goes like this. >> exactly. >> you you can get all cozy. >> i really appreciate this. this is awesome. >> reporter: einstein employees raised $13,000 so far this year for the adopt a patient holiday gift program. i'm stephanie stahl for cbs-3 "eyewitness new

caribou coffee and einstein bagels have teamed up for the new venture...and they are celebrating with a special giveaway this morning. the first 50 people in line will get a free coffee and bagel every week for a year.. you may want to hurry...the store opened up at five this morning! amanda joins us again with a look at your forecast. bree it's friday, and it's going to be beautiful! and with a breeze out of the southwest, 40s and low 50s. tonight our temperatures dip into the 30s for most of us under mostly clear skies. not bad for december considering the current average high is 38 and current average low is 21! things are looking good for this weekend on the increase tomorrow, but we will stay dry with mild temperatures hovering around the 50 degree mark here in central iowa. by sunday morning, we'll have a chilly and cloudy start in the 30s with a slight chance of a few morning sprinkles. by the afternoon, however, temperatures should warm back into the 40s with a mix of sun and clouds amanda today-- treating the california as a possible terrorist attack. investigators are diggin

yellow stub was enough to get to the roots of the donald's hair on the page he shared with albert einstein. (jeanne moos) i'm just doing einstein's tongue laugh 25,000 copies will be shipped just in time for christmas. so you can color the candidate who's already beyond colorful. jeanne moos cnn (anthony ziccardi) we're trying to make coloring great again new york elias/sam (reax) we'll be right back. most accurate forecast with meteorologist sam schreier. certified by weatherrate the independent weather experts" sam weather adlib: tonight it should be very chilly as temps fall into the upper teens across central are going to see some more snow showers move through in the morning with a quick one to two inches possible, so the morning commute could be a bit slower. we are going to fall extra cold by the end of the week with highs in the upper teens on thursday and a high near 20 on friday. we should warm back into the 30s by the end of the weekend and into early next week with another snow possible around next tuesday. sam wrap and toss to elias. a final look at the top five... all the new

yellow stub was enough to get to the roots of the donald's hair on the page he shared with albert einstein. (jeanne moos) i'm just doing einstein's tongue laugh 25,000 copies will be shipped just in time for christmas. so you can color the candidate who's already beyond colorful. jeanne moos cnn (anthony ziccardi) we're trying to make coloring great again new york elias/sam (reax) we'll be right back. tonight it should be very chilly as temps fall into the upper teens across central iowa with a very calm wind. wednesday we are going to see some more snow showers move through in the morning with a quick one to two inches possible, so the morning commute could be a bit slower. we are going to fall extra cold by the end of the week with highs in the upper teens on thursday and a high near 20 on friday. we should warm back into the 30s by the end of the weekend and into early next week with another snow possible around next tuesday. elias: thanks for you can view stories and an updated weather

he was rushed to einstein in critical condition. a car believed to be involved in the shooting crashed into a wall on the 5300 block of green street, but no driver was found. >>> several security guards at the temple houston football game are the subject of police investigation. video shows security guards who appear to be roughing up fans. [screaming] >> all right that's video taken as fans rushed the fans to celebrate the cougar's win in the conference championship. houston said they are extremely disappointed and angry with the guards and promising swift and appropriate action. >>> american red cross is teaming up with the philadelphia fire department to prevent fire deaths. action cam went door to door to see them install free smoke alarms. the partnership played a major role in reducing deaths from 31 last year to 12 year. >>> police officers were honored across the delaware valley, blue wreaths were laid if he grave sights of 274 fallen police officers yesterday. hundreds of volunteers and family members spent the day laying t

((sharie johnson)) how einstein brothers bagels... plans to become more animal- friendly./// ((brian loftus)) plus... the f-a-a investigating... after a plane skidded off the changes... ((sharie johnson)) einstein brothers bagel is pledging to switch over to eggs from cage free chickens. they'll be using those chickens in more than 600 of its stores. the company is getting help from the american humane association for the transition to quote ensure the humane treatment of animals. the change is expected to be finished by 2020./// ((sharie johnson)) > this morning... google released the top trending searches of 2015... ((brian loftus)) and a local story won the overall top spot...lamar odom. you might recall... former l-a lakers star odom was found unconscious in a brothel earlier this year. he was taken to the hospital here in las vegas..and is back in l-a recovering. odom took number one for jurassic world came in number two... followed by american sniper, caitlyn jenner, and ronda rousey./// adlib weather chat sherry swensk < we hav

i'm just doing einstein's tongue laugh 25,000 copies will be shipped just in time for christmas. so you can color the candidate who's already beyond colorful. jeanne moos cnn we're trying to make coloring great again ny jessica rae: scott: jessica and scott the trump coloring book. jessica and scott area chatting about the trump coloring jessica and scott area chatting about the trump coloring jessica and scott area chatting about the trump coloring book. scott: good morning siouxland. we've got temperatures in the teens and 20s. the book. jessica and scott area chatting about the trump coloring book. jessica and scott area chatting about the trump coloring book. jessica and scott the trump coloring currently, but you can see it turning strengthen some as the day goes on at 10 to 15 miles per hour. we have some slightly reduced and northern siouxland, so be aware that there's some freezing fog in place. the planner shows that we'll reach a high of 40. scott: here's a quick check outside on one of our iowa d-o-t traffic cam's here at . many folks still waking up and starting their

oh, and it wouldn't hurt to have albert einstein as your plus one. this is "who wants to be a millionaire." [cheers anapplause] hello, everybody. i'm chris harrison. welcome to the show. are you guys ready to play "millionaire" today? [cheers and applause] all right, let's get after it. our next contestant is a student who's been following in the footsteps of his four overachieving siblings for far too long. he's here today paving his own path to a million dollars, and he's ready to prove that age is not the only factor that determines wisdom. from henderson, nevada, please welcome brian davis. [cheers and applause] hi, brian. how you doing, buddy? >> great. how are you? >> good to see you, man. >>

details about the structure of galaxies the behavior of black holes and possibly even confirm what einstein preticketed 100 years ago, the existence in the fabric of space and time. al jazeera. test. >> remind you can find more on everything we are covering right here, the address is aljazeera.com. i will be back in a few moments time with a full bull fin of news, so do stay with us. >> the only live national news show at 11:00 eastern. >> we start with breaking news. >> let's take a closer look. >> this is al jazeera america live from new york. >> at 7:00 - "news roundup". tony harris gives you a fast-paced recap of the day's events. >> this is the first line of defense. >> we have an exclusive story tonight. >> then at 8:00 - john seigenthaler brings you the top stories from across america. >> the question is, will these dams hold? >> and at 9:00 - >> i'm ali velshi, on target tonight... >> ali velshi on target. digging deeper into the issues that matter. >> i'm trying to get a sense for what iranians are feeling. >> they believed in what they were doing but they were not scientists. it w

yellow stub was enough to get to the roots of the donald's hair on the page he shared with albert einstein. (jeanne moos) i'm just doing einstein's tongue laugh 25,000 copies will be shipped just in time for christmas. so you can color the candidate who's already beyond (anthony ziccardi) we're trying to make coloring great again new york deborah: scott: deborah and scott are chatting about the donald trump coloring book. deborah and scott are chatting about the donald trump coloring book. deborah and scott are chatting about the donald trump coloring book. deborah and scott are chatting about the donald trump coloring book. scott: good morning siouxland. the snow is still coming down mainly north of today, our snow should be over with. winter weather advisories and winter storm warnings continue through 9 o'clock this morning. there are some slick roads so make sure you're driving cautiously! temperatures are in the upper teens and lower 20s. the dayplanner shows that temperatures are going to stay in the lower 20s through most of the day. scott: highway 20 this morning. by noon today, ou

they even met albert einstein! at home, the salvation army is still looking to meet their holiday goal. they hope to raise nearly 800-thousand dollars but have only made it 82- percent of the way. if you're interested in helping their mission, just head to cbs 2 iowa dot com. skies will become partly cloudy thursday but it will be cold. temperatures will rise from 17 at 6am to 19 at 3pm thanks for watching your cbs 2 news at six. "entertainment

. >> the idea is to test in a different way and detect something of einstein's theory of the relativity, and predict gravitational waves. >> reporter: the spacecraft has two identical cubes of solid gold alloy, free falling at the same speed as the craft. and a laser is used with unprecedented accuracy, movements as small as a billionth. >> we see a large mass, the sun or the air through a black hole. it doesn't want to start changing shape. when a gravitational waive is produced. when two mass holes are the center of gravity, smashing into each other. it creates ripples. we have to have a precise implement allowing us to pick up minuscule changes. >> reporter: the mission will not be able to confirm the existence of graf additional waves, it will help scientists test technology and approach. >> gravity is a common force around us. it's the first we knew, even as babies, we know little about it. the results of the experiment will have enormous applications that we cannot imagine. >> if the test mission is successful a large-scale experiment involving three satellites placed a million ki

arrived they found three men in their 50's shot one was dead and two others were transport ed to einstein medical center. one is in critical condition, the other is in stable condition, and the shooter had taken off but was found a mile away and placed under a arrest. the investigators say five shots were fired. shooting happened inside of a renovated garage where the the third four men were hanging out watching the eagles game and then things turn violent. >> the shoot are was shooting from point blank range because it was a pretty contained small area. the just a one car garage which seems to be turned into a area to sit and watch television. there is, a flat screen television, also a large television, and some couches. >> police say there was a 15 year-old boy inside the house which is not actually connected to the garage. the the teen is the nephew of the man who was killed. he was brought to homicide and being questioned by investigators to see if he heard anything leading up to this shooting and at this point police tell us they don't have have a motive for this shooting but say sho

unless you are a mozart or einstein, most of what all of all of us dof what in our lives, we do it by working together. the current difficulties in -- is mr. suggest fritz newman here? you have a phone call. thank you. last, it seems to me the current problems in washington suggest it's important to know how the world works. a background in foreign policy and defense policy, it does make a difference to sitting across the table from gorbachev and it makes it difference is making the judgments that will affect , our children and our grandchildren. last week, i formed an exploratory committee for the presidency and i'm anticipating announcing for the presidency in late april or early march. currently jimmy the greek has me at 51. [laughter] some of you are going out to las vegas, so you can talk about that. on the other hand, i like that decision, given the history of presidential races. from time to time, the voters of new hampshire have taken joy in proving the political experts and automakers wrong. i was asked wide you want to run for president? like -- ianswer is i come alike each

unless you are a mozart or einstein, most of what we do in our lives we do with other people. the current difficulties in washington suggest, mr. fritz newman you have a phone call. the current problems in washington suggest is also important to know how the world works. a background in foreign policy and defense policy is important. it makes a difference if you are sitting across the table from gorbachev. making the judgments that will affect us and our children and our grandchildren. last week i formed an exploratory committee for the presidency. i am anticipating announcing in late april or early march. jimmy the greek has me at 50 to one odds. some of you are going out to las vegas even talk to him about that. i like that position. from time to time, the voters of new hampshire have taken joy in proving the political experts wrong. i was asked why do you want to run for president. the short answer is i like each of you want to try to help build a better country for our children and our grandchildren. thank you very much. road to the white house rewind continues with former

they even met albert einstein! at home, the salvation army is still looking to meet their holiday goal. they hope to raise nearly 800-thousand dollars but have only made it 82- percent of the way. if you're interested in helping out, just head to our website, cbs 2 iowa dot com. and now a final look at your forecast. forecast. skies will become partly cloudy thursday but it will be cold. temperatures will rise from 17 at 6am to 19 at 3pm that's cbs 2 news live at 5 this . coverage continues now with the cbs evening news and we'll be back here at 6 with

found three men inside their 50's shot one was dead on the scene, two others were transported to einstein medical center, one in critical condition, other is in stable condition. shooter had taken off but was found a mile away and was placed under arrest. investigators say at least five shots were fired, the the shooting happened inside a renovated garage where the the four men were hanging out watching the the eagles game and then things turned violent. >> we know that the shooter was shooting from point blank range because it is a pretty contained small area and just a one car garage which seems to be turned into an area to set and watch television. there is a flat screen television, also a large television and some couches. >> there was a 15 year-old boy inside the house that was not connected to the garage. the the teen is the nephew of the man who was killed. police say he was brought to homicide and being questioned by investigators. if you heard anything leading up to the shooting at this point police do not have a motive but they do think that the shooter may have been under the t

the man turned up at einstein hospital with a bullet to the stomach. >> we believe the male is connected to the incident. we don't know if he was a suspect or a patron. >> reporter: that man is in critical condition. police say the security guards have permits to carry guns and are cooperating. >> new this morning, a christmas fire destroyed a west philadelphia family's home. it broke out after 10:00 p.m. on the unit block of north 58. 6 people were home at the time. everyone was ain't to make the it out safely. fire investigators are trying to determine what caused the blaze. >>> drivers across the area got the gift of cheap gas this christmas. prices are averaging 2-dollar a gallon nationwide the lowest in years. jeff chirico spoke with drivers who couldn't be happier. >> reporter: as hole day travelers hit the road -- holiday travelers hit the road, rain is not the only thing they will be seeing. the lowest average gas prices is a welcome surprised for this woman who puts hundreds of miles on her car every week. >> i live an hour and half away. it's benefiting the college students. >>

einstein work there. it's a think tank whose information has corporations all over the world. they shut down that program we more geniuses. >> this is part one, they're still going to battle, i'm going the end. >> general george, and chasing ron. >> high-speed chase. >> check out the video, please are looking for the two men who allegedly stabbed a 49er old man was taken 45 minutes after the event. you the event. and chatting. if you have information about them or the crime please call the new york city crimestoppers. >> around the world after the pitcher went viral. it's the boy who was born with an incurable brain malformation. his parents say he may not even survive birth. now he's starting to walk, crawl, and celebrate his first birthday. one shows jackson on the side saying i want to send a world for me, my mom and my dad. thank you for supporting me, for my family to yours, mary christmas, happy holidays. if you want to support jackson you can go to gofundme page. >> laura, your back chasing the war on christmas. this time, semigloss behind bars. >> i have a brand-new ba

oh, and it wouldn't hurt to have albert einstein as your plus one.who wants to be a millionaire." [cheers and applause] hello, everybody. i'm chris harrison. welcome to the show. are you guys ready to play "millionaire" today? [cheers and applause] all right, let's get after it. our next contestant is a student who's been following in the footsteps of his four overachieving siblings for far too long. he's here today paving his own path to a million dollars, and he's ready to prove that age is not the only factor that determines wisdom. from henderson, nevada, please welcome brian davis. [cheers and applause] hi, brian. how you doing, buddy? >> great. how are you? >> good to see you, man. >> thank you. >> overachieving siblings, huh?

. >> police tell me that yesterday morning stevens went to einstein hospital to be treated for cuts on his hand and he remains in custody here in central detectives. >> katherine thank you. >>> a shooting victim is in critical condition after he crashed head-on into a tractor trailer while trying to drive himself to a philadelphia hospital, the man was shot in the philadelphia german town section and crashed in tioga-nicetown, and that crash left him trapped in the car, police believe that drugs may have been a factor in the crash. >> inside of the 2003 chevy blazer that the victim was driving, you can see in plain view several packets of what appears to be crack cocaine. >> police are checking cameras in the area where the victim was shot to try and find the shooter. >> philadelphia are looking to find a shooter overnight. flyers mark dara street where the shooting took place at 11:30 last evening, police say that a suv crashed in front of the hospital when the driver tried to get help for a 35-year-old man shot in the face and back. a woman was also shot in the leg and she was treate

able to contain the blaze and bring it under control in a half hour and the victim was taken to einstein hospital, and the cause of fire still under investigation, the philadelphia branch of the naacp is opposing legislation in harrisburg that helps to protect police officers involved in shootings, bill 58 would keep an officer's name from being released unless there are criminal charges against the officer, and today the president of naacp chapter says passing it into law would be a mistake. >> it would end trance parentsy, that say frightening thing for the public when it comes to our own safety and it will cast a cloud on good police and good policing. >> earlier this year philadelphia police commissioner introduced a mandate that requires names of officers involved in shootings to be released in 72 hours of the incidents. >>> chopper 6 hd was over an incident this morning when fbi agents served warrants here at trucking. it's a large industrial park, they have not said what led to the raid, we'll have more later on "action news" as more information is made available to us. >>> on is

it's why in nearly every picture albert einstein is wearing a gray suit and mark zuckerberg is sportingture gray t-shirt. they didn't want to waste energy making decisions about their clothes. dan is the author of the organized mind. >> if you're making decisions like do i read this e-mail now or later, do i file it, forward it. do i put it in the spasm folder. that's a handful of decisions right there. and you haven't even done anything meaningful. >> is this as good as we get or do we evolve? >> one thing that's interesting is when you look at stress, we get stressed out now by having somebody yell at us in the office or making aista or losing money. these aren't problems our ancestors had. they would get stressed if a lion came to them or a boulder was rolling towards their living quarters. a big thing down the hillside. that kind of stress provoked the fight or flight response. adrenalin released to get you ready to do something. >> long weekends! weekends with dad! >> yes, but your mother cannot know. >> there is plenty of stress and adrenalin on stage at the theater in los angeles

the new caribou coffee & einstein brothers bagels opened at 5:00 a.m. near 60th & mills civic parkway. the first 50 people who walked in won free breakfast for a year. they had been line since about 1:00 a.m. some 75 people were camped out time still got free treats for their effort. and a special thanks to everyone who supported our annual toys for tots breakfast this morning. hundreds of toys were collected all taking place at the west des , moines marriott on jordan creek parkway. from 6:00 to 9:00 a.m. families from across the metro dropped off gifts for kids of all ages or made a cash donation. each family that took part got a sweet deal in return free breakfast. and they did not have to cannot overnight. it first looked like the green bay packers lost last night's nfl game against the lions. did you see what happened in the last second? also a good way to get into the we'll preview theculligan man: no. anncr: leave it to the experts. with a culligan whole-house water softening system, you get better water, and service you can actually count on. da

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it's why in nearly every picture, albert einstein is wearing a gray suit, why steve jobs always wore a black turtle neck and mark zuckerberg is almost always sporting his gray t-shirt. they didn't want to waste valuable energy making inconsequentialedne decisions a their clothes. >> if you're making a bunch of little decisions, like do i read this e-mail now or later? file it? do i forward it? do i have to get more information, do i put it in a spam folder? that's a handful of decisions right there. and you haven't done anything meaningful. >> is this as good as we get? or do we evolve? >> well, so one thing that's interesting, when you look at stress. we get stressed out now by having somebody yell at us in the office or by making a mistake or losing a bunch of money. these aren't problems that our hunter/gatherer ancestors had. they would get stressed if a lion was coming after them or a bolder coming toward their living quarters. and that kind of stress provoked the fight or flight response. getting you ready to do something. >> weekends! >> yes. but your mother cannot know -- >>

and the two other victims were taken to einstein hospital. they know who the suspects is and have not released his name yet and he's not been apprehended. >> investigators say a space heater is to blame for a fire in newark, delaware this morning. around 10:00 the flames broke out of the home here on the 200 block of edge hill drive. firefighters got the fire under control and not before one man inside suffered smoke inhalation and he was type christianne hospital. investigatetors say a space heat anywhere the bedroom was placed too close to combustible materials. there were no smoke alarms in the house. two adults and five children live here but now they will need another place to stay. >>> and on the weather front, winter officials arrives before midnight tonight and will hartdly feel like it as we countdown christmas this week and maybe chillest day of the week with temperatures in mid 50s as we look live from sky6hd wilmington now not a lot of sunshine at this hour and in fact we could see overcast skies for most of the week and we will s

they say victim then drove to einstein medical center, in word this morning on his condition. >>> moretestness chicago this weekend after the city released hundreds of pages of documents tied to the deadly shooting of the black teenager. video of the shooting tells a different story then reports filed by responding officers. cbs news correspondent brian web has details. >> reporter: protesters hit the streets of chicago, on saturday, claiming a cover up after a black teenager was gunned down by a white police officer. >> this is not a reflection of chicago police department but policies, procedures, the cover up, the probability that has impacted so many lives. >> reporter: this video shows 17 year-old laquan mcdonald moving away from police before being shot 16 times in 14 seconds by officer jason van dyke but van dyke and four others wrote in their reports that mcdonald was moving toward them swinging the knife in an aggressive exaggerated manner and at least two claim after mcdonald was shot he was attempting to get up while still arm with the knife. chicago police department first

i'm just doing einstein's tongue laugh 25,000 copies will be shipped just in color the candidate who's jeanne moos cnn we're trying 3 3 ny3 3 patchy fog is possible this morning. keep your eyes open for that.south winds should work with an abundance of sunshine today and that will into the lower 40s. mild weather will stick around for the weekend into early next skies on saturday with a very slight chance of sprinkles sunshine should be in play through the early part of next 3 time for a trip to the sunrise watercooler...the iowa department of public safety and the iowa state patrol held a special rededication ceremony yesterday.the two agencies rededicated a replica of a 1935 ford tudor patrol car. the car weighs more than 2-thousand pounds!the car looks exactly like the first cars used by the iowa state patrol. a trooper also dressed in the uniform used by the patrol at that time.back in 1935, the patrol had back in 1935, the patrol had 37 cars and 12 motorcycles. and troopers patrolled from 6 am to 6 pm 3 coming up this morning in your 6 o'clock hour...it was a homecoming for a supe

. >> the mother and the girls are in stage condition at einstein hospital. >>> investigators are still looking into the cause of this deadly accident in east falls. chopper three, over the roosevelt boulevard, off ramp to fox street. where a single car hit a pole and then flipped over around 7:15 this morning. the name of the victim has not been released. the accident snarled morning traffic in the area, that road is still block off right now. >>> home own nerve northeast philadelphia shoots and kills a home invasion suspect. it happened just after 11:30 last night, 6100 block of reed street in lawncrest. police say five people, three men, two women, were home when armed suspect burst inside. investigators believe the motive behind that home invasion may have been drug-related. >> we did find what appears to be about half pound of marijuana. it was a green weed-like substance. there is also several hundred dollars right next to this alleged marijuana. >> we're told none of the five people in the house were hurt. and they are cooperating with police. however, the homeowner could face dr

the second is over at einstein medical center. i asked police did they know a motive for the shooting. and i was told no, and that neither person is cooperating. we're going to stay on top of this investigation and have all developments for you as they become available. outside temple, monique braxton, "nbc 10 news." >> a coach at an exclusive school a subject of a police investigation. sources affiliated with springside chestnut hill academy tell nbc 10 that the school notified parents about an issue between a coach and students. the school is not saying who is coach is or what he or she has allegedly done. >> i can say that i'm aware of the fact that my client is being investigated for certain activity. >> the coach says -- the school says that the coach in question no longer works at the academy. >> and here's a look at some of the stories that we'll be following today. >> immigration protesters will be in city hall later this morning. to challenge mayor nutter's plans to revoke philadelphia's so called sanctuary city status. t

this space craft, it will start testing in a different way trying to detect something that the einstein's theory of general relativity preducts, which is gravitational waves >> reporter: the space craft has on board two identical cubes of solid goal platinum alloy. they fly the same speed, the laser is to measure movements as small of a billionth of a millimetre. >>> we see the large mass, whatever, for a black hole. it doesn't want to start changing shape. when two super massive black holidays smash into each other, it creates thighs rebels. they're not very big which allows us to pick up changess in space itself. >> reporter: although the mission won't be able to confirm the existence of gravitational waves, it will help scientists test t ascientists test their approach >>> gravity is one of the components of the universe which is a mysterious. we know very little about it. the results of all these experiments will have enormous applications that we cannot even imagine. >> reporter: if this test mission is successfulings a large scale experiment involving three satellites placed a milli

he was a medical doctor earning a degree from albert einstein college of medicine in 1978. he served in the vermont house of representatives through 1986.6. later was named lieutenant-gernor and becoming the state's 79th and second longest serving governor in 1991. after his unsucuccessful presidential run in 2004, dean was named chairman of the democrat party national committetee. to this dailies 50 state strategy is seen as a significant partf thee party's successful congressional campaign in 2006. as well as president obama's eight year run at the white house. joining me is mr. dean, and we thank you for taking time to be with us this morning. >> thanks for having me on. we mentioned a couple moments ago yo first trip bac >> i forgot how big iowa is. when you're in very month it's real -- the distance is a lot bier. >> that's for sure.let's talk about that. that's's why you're here in iowa. on the stump for mrs. clinton. tell me about wt drew you to hilly clinton versus the other two candidates. one of them from your home state, bernie sanders. >> i have known hillary fo

police say somehow that guy was able to drive himself to albert einstein medical center.ot made any arrests. >>> search is on for 3 money involved in a police chase in south philadelphia. state police say they tried to pull over a car with expired plates 2:30 this morning. the driver took off the car ended passyunk suspect got outran away no one was injured. >>> no information about abode found on banks of schuylkill river someone out walking found it yesterday in southwest philadelphia. medical examiner says its the body of a woman with no obvious signs of trauma. wearing brown pants, no shirt and brown socks described as hospital socks. authorities have no idea who she was. >>> police in montgomery county looking for your help tracking down the man they say robbed a wawa happened before 8 at the store on bethlehem pike in lower. police say this man here on surveillance images walked up to a woman who was working the register and handed her a note demand ding money claiming he had a gun. investigators say she saw something inside the man's coat thought it was a gun the g

another is over at einstein. in this case as well, no motive is known but the investigation continues. we're going to be in touch with police and have an update at the top of the hour. live for now outside temple, monique braxton, "nbc 10 news." >> a rally against a possible change to philadelphia's so called sanctuary city status. immigrants, clergy and others will protest at city hall at 11:00 a.m. today. they are coming out against any changes to the order that limits cooperation between philadelphia police and immigration and customs enforcement or ice. mayor nutter signed that order back in april of 2014 but he is now considering a change to that. mayor-elect jim kenney promised to roll back changes nutter makes as soon as he takes office. >> and later today at city hall, the pakistan-american society of south jersey will host a rally. the zbroop asking all muslims and nonmuslims in the delaware valley to join for the peaceful rally at 3:00 today. the group says it wants to show an accurate portrayal of musl

institute which has albert einstein as a former faculty member issued a statement last week announcinghey were starting construction, even though the the lawsuit is heading to the a appeals court. >> now you see that the institute is trying get a jump ahead of the choir by building on the site or starting to build before the court even hears at peels. >> reporter: institute refused an interview and referred all questions the to the statement which read in part that the project meets a critical need for the institute which is taken great care to address all reasonable concerns relative to preservation issues. >> they have been good neighbors in certain ways but this is egregious. >> reporter: inspired by general washington's never quit attitude the battle field society said they will continue to fight the the housing project in the courts and the state house. they expect to have matter brought up a at next senate environment and energy committee hearing. in princeton aim cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> well, drive by water storage tanks all the time but have you ever wondered

a 19-year-old called 911 saying he was also shot on malta, and another victim at einstein he was shotn the calf and they scoured the area finding damage left behind like scattered windshields. >> i have been in this neighborhood for five years and i never heard of it happening around here, it's just crazy. >> reporter: and we are told that all the victims are in stable condition, one victim in the west kensington shooting is released from the hospital. so far there are no arrests. annie mccormick, channel 6 "action news." >>> two bucks county women are accused of setting a home on fire while six people were inside. the house went up in flames on lafayette court, police have arrested annette mcguire and her cousin denise coil, they say they lit it on fire and tried to kidnap her daughter from the home. the grandparents and all the children escaped and were not hurt, investigators are back at the property today and both are charged with arson and attempted kidnapping. >>> and the investigation continues into this overnight car fire that sent the driver to the hospital on the 2500 block