call or log on now to get started on a healthy, new lifestyle. it makes a great gift for loved ones. and don't forget to ask your operator about the incredible chair gym twister to help reshape your midsection. call or log on right now. >> welcome back. you know, it doesn't matter how old you are, and it doesn't matter what kind of shape you're in. if you want to look better, feel better, and live a long and healthy life, you need to exercise. i'm almost 60 years old, and i still play baseball, and i play against guys that are about half of my age, so i need to stay in pretty good shape. >> but why is resistance training, in particular, so important? >> well, kelly, as we get older, as we age, we tend to lose muscle mass and strength, our joints become less mobile, and our bones become weaker. studies have shown that resistance training helps combat these issues, and it's key to maintaining your strength, keeping your bones strong, and your joints healthy. >> chair gym is great for anyone with limited mobility. i like using it in the morning beca

being locked up behind these bars is a whole new -- it's a whole new lifestyle because hearing the dooring, it's -- it's brighter here. it's musty and it's a lot worse. people come and go. it's easy to catch stuff. it's dirty. it's a little bit more dangerous in here because people are fighting different cases. i was just with people drinking and driving and that type of stuff, not really hard stuff. here people are here for life so people can snap easily, and there's a lot of small tempers and fights over small stuff, like soap and the tv. that's why i just stay in my rack and do my time and get my head down, for real this time, not get caught up in any trouble. >> coming up, a tearful promise from a mother to put her marine son before drugs. >> i don't want to miss any more time with you. i want you to come home next time. i'm going to be home, you know. ok, why's that? no hidden fees, from the bank where no branches equals great rates. thebut i'm a bit skepticalally do of sure things.re thing, why's that? look what daddy's got... ahhhhhhhhhh!!!!! growth you can count on from the bank

i was having this new healthy lifestyle. i'm like i didn't want to put those into my skin.ust started making these products as i started learning and i got into it. later in life i was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis. i'm working with that whole listly. this is my lining. i could never be upset about being sick. the journey i got to go on and the people i have gotten to meet have been amazing. >> where is it developed? >> we make the product by hand. we have a lot of people mixing and stirring. we like small batches and made fresh. we make sure people know it's not a retail shop, it's also a doi location. workshops have always been a big part of our model. people enjoy making their own. we incorporate that into the entire brand. >> take me through the stages of growth. >> the first couple years were rocky. we did whole sale for a very long time. people just kept knocking on the door. we were turning them away like we're doing wholesale and we're like if you want to come, come in and buy. that's how we started doing a little bit of retail. we were nervous. we didn't know i

] our next guest this evening is a world famous model, a talented actress and the author of a new lifestyleook stores today. please welcome the lovely molly sims! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> seth: how are you? >> i'm baby bumping. >> seth: you are baby bumping. you look gorgeous. >> thank you. >> seth: and you are -- i'm really good at this you are seven months pregnant? >> i am seven moments pregnant. >> seth: i knew that, because i asked you pack stage. [ laughter ] >> yes. you were four months pregnant. >> seth: that is -- and this is your second? >> second. i have a two and a half-year-old. >> seth: and that is a boy or girl, your two and a half-year-old? >> he's a boy. >> seth: and so this one is going to be? >> a girl. we just announced it. it's so funny, i was telling your guys backstage, whenever you play music, like she'll kick me. she'll be like, "hey, i'm on seth meyers." >> seth: oh that's great. she already knows that's really good, 'cause that is the demo we are shooting for. [ laughter ] >> time is ticking for you though. >> seth: time is ticking for me to have a kid? i was

now silver spring family that sparked a discussion is talking about their so-called free-range lifestyle. news reports. >> reporter: at this neighborhood park the topic of free-range parenting comes up a lot for debate. >> it's kind of split. most of the parents feel that you know it's okay at some point. >> reporter: but no confusion for the family the children enjoy playing here with or without their parents watching over them. 10-year-old raffi and his mom danielle are reading e-mails of support. >> kids can be trusted. they can go outside, they can have autonomy they can find friends down the street to play with and, you know come back when it's dinnertime. >> reporter: it all started when raffi and his 6-year-old sister walked home from a park close to their home without an adult. someone called police and now child protective services is investigating the silver spring parents for neglect. >> i'm amazed. i had no idea that this was going to touch such a nerve. >> i like the freedom. i think it's really fun to be independent. and that we really are old enough to do it. >> reporter: not so

. >>> the new swinging zamboni lifestyle. rise early like 9:00 a.m.eakfast like tomato and toast. no more than that. light. simple. because there will be a lot more eating and drinking today, and you want to be ready. by 2:00 p.m., he's made his way back up hill to mom's place. >> every day i come here for lunch. [ speaking foreign language ] and i walk in and she says get us two beers. so i'll get two beers from the fridge and watch her cook. [ speaking foreign language ]. >> everybody's home for easter. maria jose, zach's soon to be mother-in-law and dad. plus alejandro and pedro, the soon to be brothers-in-law, who you've already met. what this nice family doesn't realize, they're not just gaining a son but an annoying half drunk and extremely hungry uncle tony. >> and i know what happens here. >> yes, so let's -- jamon, sitting there ready to be carved. [ speaking foreign language ]. >> he had to prove he was able to cut the ham before he proposed to my sister. >> i think that's a completely reasonable policy. eventually the appropriate hour for l

. ♪ >>> the new swinging zamboni lifestyle. rise early like 9:00 a.m. light. simple. because there will be a lot more eating and drinking today, and you want to be ready. by 2:00 p.m., he's made his way back up hill to mom's place. >> every day i come here for lunch. [ speaking foreign language ] and i walk in and she says get us two beers. so i'll get two beers from the fridge and watch her cook. [ speaking foreign language ] >> salud. >> everybody's home for easter. maria jose, zach's soon to be mother-in-law and dad. plus alejandro and pedro, the soon to be brothers-in-law, who you've already met. what this nice family doesn't realize is they aren't just gaining a son but also an annoying half drunk and extremely hungry uncle tony. and i know what happens here. >> yes, so let's -- >> sitting there ready to be carved. [ speaking foreign language ] >> he had to prove he was able to cut the ham before he proposed to my sister. >> i think that's a completely reasonable policy. eventually the appropriate hour for lunch approaches. so not to embarrass you

reporter: against a background of rapid development, the virtues of the traditional chinese lifestyle are finding a new expression through contemporary dining. >>> next on to soccer. the afc asian cup is under way in australia. japan faced off against iraq. the second match for both teams in the tournament. the sumamurai blue got off to a fast start. in the 22nd minute, the midfielder gets close to the net but comes up short. honda gets pulled down and is awarded a penalty kick. and honda comes up big putting japan on the board. in the second half honda looks for goal number two but his shot finds the cross bar. he gets another opportunity but hits the post for the third time. now they look to fine the back of the net. but the shot is blocked. it didn't matter. the japanese squad moved closer to the round of eight through their second straight victory. in another group d match, jordan scored four goals to win over palestine. jordan will play japan next in a bid to pass the group stage. five countries have now secured spots in the quarterfinals. australia demonstrated its dynamic offense collecting eigh

lifestyle. >>> all of the day's news and developments of course on our website.ut aljazeera.com. >> he shoots, he scores. and basketball fans around the country go wild. the shot at the buzzer did not win the game, but it covered the spread. it's inside story. >> hello, i'm ray suarez. all the big team sports in america have taken great pains

lifestyle. >>> all of the day's news and developments of course on our website. check out aljazeera.com. >> he shoots, he scores. and basketball fans around the country go wild. the shot at the buzzer did not win the game, but it covered the spread. it's inside story. >> hello, i'm ray suarez. all the big team sports in america have taken great pains to avoid gamblers and gambling keeping franchises out of vegas. but one thing that big-time sports hate, and i mean hate, a big pile of money that it can't get its hands into. it's game, it's raw material it's product, really, and yet does not pay those teams a penny. the new nba commissioner adam silver has had enough. he's opening the door a crack to green lighting betting on sports, and this time his league would get a cut. the end of a dirty little secret or the beginning of real headaches. there was terrific action. king james, lebron back with his home state cleveland cavaliers dropped 32 points. i would like to show you the highlights of this or any other game but i can't because to use any video from the nba

shows doctor shows or films most of them are about people who live in the bubbles new york, washington and california lifestyle. we kind of know what the people live like because we see it all the time. how many times can you think of a television sitcom that treats religious people respectfully, that treats us as if they really are pretty normal and balanced and engaging people. we are usually presented as charlatans who are out to hustle people out of their money or people who are mouth jurate -- mouth breathing knuckle dragging neanderthals that are so backward that we have and modernizing their highly uneducated incredibly anti-intellectual and not up to the same level as the elite. that's what i am saying. >> host: this is what i love about our long friendship. i'm a nonbeliever and you are a baptist minister and yet we both have a really deep respect for the judeo-christian valleys -- values and for the american faithful. you call people who put faith in family first the new american outcast. i think that is what you are getting out that hollywood in particular takes people of faith who put family first

another 20 years that he lived an upper class lifestyle in new york and then in northern california living freely, only for a few months at the end of his life did shadow of his nazi past finally come back, and on his deathbed he admitted yes, he was a nazi. so i think we're going to take some questions. [applause] thank you. we're trying to use the microphone for questions right up here on your right. no one? i guess we can go home. [laughter] oh, the mic is right up here. >> um, first of all, let me thank you for this important talk. i think it's quite important. again with, i'm not from america, i'm from the caribbean so i'm really an outsider here which is important. three questions. >> yes. >> well, two questions, let me squeeze it to two. the first question is -- [inaudible] trying to create a context against which all of this happened. i think you leave us a little bit hanging here. how could a country that claims to be a democracy, stands up for freedom and human rights, you know protect people -- etc., etc. ultimately and we can't want to hear the justification of the cold war oka

. >>> now a new study says many cancers could be the result of bad luck rather than poor lifestyle choicesokay let's talk about this new report then. it could be quite groundbreaking. or is it? we could talk to elio deboli, director of public health at imperial health in london. i don't know if you have looked at the time research but if you have can you tell us the significance of it? >> the paper just came out. first of all, good morning. the paper just came out and i actually had the chance of reading it yesterday. and may i say first of all it is a very good piece of research done by two outstanding research research, professor thomasetti and foag fogelson. preexisting knowledge that cells replicate at different rate in different organs of our body and they have linked the frequency that the cells normally are replicate and the chances that the cells are produced in one area or the other. my concern is how this might be interpreted in a public point of view. >> indeed, people like us in the media looking at the top line and already we're rather excited in relaying the information that

television sitcoms but most of them are about people that live in the bubbles of new york, washington, the california lifestyle. so, we kind of know what the people live like because we see it all the time. but how many times do you think of the television sitcom that teaches religious people respectfully as if we really are pretty normal and airlines and engaging people we are usually presented to hustle people out of their money or people who are neanderthals who are just so backward that we haven't modernized and we are highly uneducated and incredibly anti-intellectual and therefore just really not up to the same level as the elite. that's what i'm speaking to. >> host: this is what i love about our long friendship. i am a non- believer and you you're a baptist minister and yet we have a deep respect for the judeo-christian values this country was on hand you call people who put states and family first the new american outcasts and they think that's what you are getting at is hollywood in particular depicts people who put family first has sort of backwards. but you would have to admit i don't have to tell

lifestyle. >> jason williams, new orleans councilman at large. >> what comes to mind when you hear the name lenavis evokes the same emotions as you have when you hear about ted bundy. when you hear about the bad guy the boogie man that is len davis. it's worse not jury average criminal or violent offender, this is a man who had the power of law behind him. >> len davis is alive on death row, his case tied up in appeals for two decades. the family filed a federal civil rights lawsuit in 1975 when jasmine was just 14. but the judge stalled that appeal until davis's appeals are exhausted. >> justice is not justice every day, len davis still on that road he can go back and forth court whenever he wants. but no one considered a family, who has to go through this, over and over and over again. >> new orleans city officials declined "america tonight's" interview request saying the city does not comment on pending litigation. however, councilman williams met with jasmine. >> she needs to keep that incident alive to make sure her mother's courage is not forgotten. we gave her a proclamation from the cit

. >>> a new study says most types of cancer are the result of bad luck, not genes, environment, or lifestyle. >>> hello. a major rescue operation is under way off the italian coast yet again. this time to help about 450 people believed to be migrants who are onboard a crewless cargo ship. the italian coast guard has told us that 40 children are among those onboard. in fact, they've sent us some images from their hospital. they've been winching down some of their team to help onboard. they're towing this ship into port now. no power on the boat. no crew either. just leaving those on the vessel to drift helpless in what have been some pretty heavy seas. the boat is said to be around about 65 kilometers from capo santa maria, and this is the second migrant ship in a week adrift with no crew in choppy seas. around about a thousand migrants most syrians and kurds, had to be rescued on wednesday from another ship. that was the blue sky m. earlier, commander andrea tassara from the italian coast guard gave me this update. >> yes good morning. the condition of migrants onboard the vessel are good bu

. >> it's a whole new ball game as far as your change of lifestyle. know, it's a rude awakening. >> johnson's team of forensic experts did not believe that his wife's injuries were consistent with a bludgeoning death, and they did not think that she had fallen forwards as was originally reported. they believed that janice had fallen backwards. to get johnson's conviction overturned, his lawyers needed to find a way to show how the accident really happened. they turned to blood spatter expert herb mcdonnell. but after studying the case file, mcdonnell couldn't figure out a way to recreate an accidental fall down the basement steps. >> the very night that i was about ready to call james lockyer and advise him i could not do my recreation, and i've done many of these reconstructions or recreations, if you like, i was very disappointed. i was about to tell him that i just couldn't do it and that night i read the morning paper. i frequently don't read the paper until a day late. on the front page, here's peter pan at west high school. of course, i thought

new year jeff. >>> still ahead, it's not just about your genes and lifestyle. y your cancer risk could be tied to bad luck. >>> check your statements. a data breach at a popular fast food chain. >>> new research shows that cancer is caused more by random bad luck than anything else. medical researchers in baltimore analyzed stem-cell division in different kinds of tissue and compared that with a person's lifetime risk of cancer. the conclusion was that two-thirds of a person's cancer risk comes from chance mutations in dna during cell division. the rest comes from factors like smoking, tanning inherited genes, external risk. authors of the studies say they hope the findings lead to more focus on early protection and screening. >>> chick-fil-a fanatics check your credit card statements. the fast food chain announced a possible credit card breach. officials say unusual activity was discovered last month and chick-fil-a is working with law enforcement to investigate. the company did not reveal the exact location of the stores involved in this investigation but said

. >>> a new study says most types of cancer are the result of bad luck rather than genes, environment, or lifestyle. >>> hello. a major rescue operation is under way off the italian coast again. this time to help 400 to 450 people believed to be migrants who are onboard a crewless cargo ship. we've had these images sent from the italian coast guard. this is from the helicopter as they winch down some of their guards to help those onboard. there's no power on this vessel and as i said, no crew either. they have to tow it into port. the 400 or so migrants have just been drifting helpless in some pretty heavy seas. the boat is said to be about 60 kilometers from capo santo maria. it's the second migrant ship in a week adrift with no crew on choppy seas. james reynolds is our correspondent. he's in the italian coastal city of brindisi. he gave us an update. >> reporter: here's what we know so far. at night, the italian coast guard found a vessel heading towards the italian coast. it was about 60 to 80 nautical miles, we understand, off the southern tip of italy. and italy asked a nearby icelander patro

she's getting used to walking on a prosthetic leg and excited to get a new high-tech one soon so she can get back to her active lifestylebc 10 news at 6:00, tracking winter weather. >> that's right. part of your weekend will be messy. i'm breaking down the timing of rain and even wintry mix coming our way. that's next at 6:00. >>> and the nbc 10 investigators uncovering new information about this plane emergency, harry hairston will tell you why this could cost u.s. airways millions. >>> plus health alert. see what's being done to stop the spread of a dangerous illness in one south jersey commune, next on nbc 10 news at 6:00. >>> nbc 10 news starts now. >> right now at 6:00 tracking trouble for your weekend. rain, snow and a wintry mix is coming your way. as you can see on the nbc 10 first alert radar. it is going to mack a mess of your plans and possibly on some roads. a live look outside at the schuylkill expressway. it's all fine right now but come tomorrow this could be a very different picture. >>> good evening, i'm jacqueline london. >> i'm jim rosenfield. right now skyforce 10 is live over norristown, roads in th

new year's resolutions yet? have you broken them? dr. sanjay gupta has tips on how to change your bad habits and keep them that way for a healthier lifestyle this year. >> beginning of the year is maybe one of the best times to try to make some new changes in your life. it's not always easy no matter when you start. and breaking bad habits is one of the interesting things that psychologists has talked about for a long time. let me give you a couple of things. in the beginning, it's always easy. it's the honeymoon phase. i can do this. i don't have to have ice cream. the problem is the first obstacle. you have to have a fight through. if you fight through it two or three times, you've gone from the honeymoon phase into the second phase of breaking bad habits. after the fight-throughs after you get through this a few times, you have to get to the phase where it becomes secondary nature. it can take weeks or days. it depends who you are. when you get to the secondary nature phase, the habit had moved from a transient area of your brain to a more engrained part of your brain. it becomes part of who you are. there's another thing that was inter

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. >>> new at 11:00 o'clock night they led a lavish lifestyle but was it all funded by fraud? a bucks county family and others face charges in what authorities say was an insurance fraud scheme. it's alleged this family repeated said their own mansion on fire all for cash. diane in rocco tells us authorities allege they scammed their way into tens of millions of dollars. report roar this wealthy bucks county woman claire has been charged with defrauding insurance companies of more than $20 million to fund an excessive and lavish lifestyle here at her until i don't know dollar buckingham home. known as the clairemont. police say her husband daughter a prominent bucks county attorney, son daughter-in-law and two others others were in on it. 3 million were you seized from bang accounts. 1.2 million in jewelry. and many cars. after investigators say the family was setting fires and filing false claims many firefighters responded to this blaze in october of 2013. that fire and two others at the home of over the last five years were undetermined. the family then filed claims for los

. >> in order for us to raise the children to give them a healthy lifestyle, nutrition is a huge part of it. >> the newdelines are expected to be put in place by summer. any day care center that gets federal money will risk losing the funding if they don't come plip. >>> and hear this one, a new antibiotic made from dirt could be helping with fighting the super bug. a team of researchers is working with soil from maine proven to be effective against mrsa and tuberculosis. doctors say the results are promising. >> this is a good predictor that it may be efficacious in humans as well. >> we have healthy mice because of the dirt. researchers say it will be at least five years before we buy any drugs created from this super soil. >>> temperatures are dropping and they are making snow in the pocano mountains. that's a nice view from blue mountain this morning. we're glipg to see some snow of our own tomorrow headed our way. heading out the door,villean villeville jillian mele is watching the roads. >>> route 22 at airport road right now i'm looking along the cameras and the blue route to see if there's anyt

new playoff system in college football. >> it's it's highlight of the farm -- the lifestyle display pays pays tribute to the many food banks. the sculpture was designed by jim victor and is made of 1100 pounds of butter the farm show gets underway on saturday. >>> we have made the point it's chilly outside but better days are ahead. not as harsh tomorrow morning as this morning. stormtracker 6 live double scan showing we are rain and snow free and could have a few snow showers moving through early tomorrow morning. today we had a good amount of sunshine and taking a look at independence national park this is a the view from third street and seeing bright blue skies and this time of year the sun angle is so low it doesn't warm us up much. the windchill was 6 degrees below 0. and not quite record breaking cold but very cold. the high was 19 degrees that is 21 below normal and 19 did not even hit our normal low for this time of year. this is unusually cold and temperatures are beginning to moderate. it's amazing with temperatures in the teens doesn't sound that bad. allentown 15 and trenton 14 and millville 15 and reading 14

lifestyle. mccauley is now his new wife inn ceo of a robot beings company. >> very smart one. >> he is smart. >> i can top that one how with ashton kutcher keeping rumor mill spinning, with this. take a look 36 year-old actor posted that beach photo with happy new year love the kutcher's in the sand. everybody is thinking did he marry milla kutcher. but knowing his style possibility it is a joke. the the couple got engaged and welcomed and daughter in october. >> oh, yeah. >> that is fascinating. >>> i could careless. mummers add myth that this is going to be awesome to everyone. it is annual strut, in the history books for 2015. it made history. of course we have new route, new controversy, and years parade started at city hall and marched down broad street. it is reverse. fox 29's sabina kuriakose was there in the thick of it all. >> reporter: the the roar of pomp and pageantry from city hall, echoing down broad street. >> happy new year. >> reporter: among fans i's, comics and string bands, come this. >> the right way to go. the way they are going. it is wrong way to go. >> reporter: the brig

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. >> i have come to new york and i have seen the difference in the attitudes and lifestyles and culture. (laughter) >> well, if it is-- . >> jon: you believe one is better. >> it would be bubbaville. here is-- . >> jon: this feels like this is contrived. there is no real bubbaville and bubbleville. you have this idea of the hollywood culture. and the example, you sort of use jay z and be. >> as an example of that. you view that as a sort of a permissiveness that you think is not great for our children; is that correct? >> well it was one page out of a 240-- . >> jon: i understand it. but it is representative of that idea. >> it is part of a chapter called the culture of crude. here is the point i was making. beyonce is such a megatalent. she can do anything. >> jon: right. >> she really she has the pipes to sing. >> jon: exactly. >> she's got the moves to dance. she does not have to go-- . >> jon: she doesn't need to. >> she doesn't have to be vulgar in order to set a trend. >> jon: exactly. and you see that as indicative as the difference between bubbaville and bubbleville. because we

new year's day in 2008. authorities believe the egyptian national was enraged by their western lifestyle. mong other things dating non-muslim men. joining me in the studio former prosecutor doug burns, fox news legal analyst lise wheel is with us as well. there were some horrific 911 calls those girls made from the car saying basically our dad shot us. >> right. >> they were left to die in the cab. nobody knows where he is. there is some thought that he might be in egypt. may have gone back home to his native country. >> right. >> they're also looking for him in egyptian-american communities in this country. >> where he could be hiding in this country. we looked at the statute both in canada where he also might be. that's another possibility and egypt. they have extradition with the u.s., so if he is found in either of those countries, he will be extradited to the united states to stand trial for this. >> even if this is a death penalty case? >> i think so, yes. absolutely. under the statute murder and even if it's a death penalty kashgs it's not like mexico. >> some countries -- >> like c

new year's resolution. >> steve: oh. >> jimmy: it's 2015. people out there trying to make changes to their lifestyle. pros and cons of making a new year's resolution. here we go. pro, setting realistic goals for yourself that are actually attainable. con, like drinking more and gaining weight. [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: i'd like to gain 20 pounds this year. >> steve: yeah, gain 20 pounds. pro, pledging to worry less about work and spend more time golfing. con, remembering you're still president until 2016. [ cheers and applause ] job's not over yet. pro, making a resolution to get in shape. con, the shape you're referring to is melting pumpkin. [ laughter ] interesting shape. >> steve: that's not a good shape. >> jimmy: no. >> steve: that's a new girl scout cookie. >> jimmy: is that right? >> steve: yeah. melted pumpkin. pro, resolving to stop writing 2014 on all of your checks. con, remembering it's 2 2015 and wondering why you're still paying with checks. that's $1.75? okay. one dollar and -- this pen's out of ink. >> steve: need some new ink. >> jimmy: pro, finally fitting in

so this middle class lifestyle i grew up in new jersey is out of reach for those in the blue states.ed states are delivering that to their folks. >> now in terms of in equality, there is a great chart that we have over time you've seen the shift in inequality move from mostly red states in 1979 to blue states today. that is an effect of government or an effect of economics, the business cycle, and the market? >> i think it is only party effective government. we know the red states have been low-cost, unions, right to woncht butwork. but in the blue states the good high-paying manufacturing jobs disappeared our our economy is cleaved and our labor market is cleaved into the high-paid knowledge that 20% to 30% get and the rest are left with low-wage service jobs and in blue states that is magnified. >> i think this piece hits at the heart of the debate in this country in terms of how to move forward with the economy. there are pros and cons for both and that is why there is an opportunity if they get it right. one thing that stood out is blue and red states depend on each other. they c

lifestyle. police began investigating following fires at the home in new hope bucks county. this is eyewitness cam video of the latest fire from back in 203. the investigation has resulted in a seizure of some seven million-dollar in family assets. >>> well, former philadelphia police detective is behind bars, tonight and has been charged with trying to aid his girlfriend in an attempt to get away with murder. ron dove seen here in this video exclusive to cbs-3 was led away in handcuffs after surrendering to police. he has been charged with interfering with the murder investigation. officers alleged that he tried to help his girl friend the accused killer erika sanchez. >> he actively shielded her, hid her, financed her flight failed to disclose material evidence and facts to his fellow police officers. even to arrange her escape from the the jurisdiction. >> dove was a 16 year veteran of the police force. >>> community leaders rally with a begins violent at the site where women was murdered waiting for a septa bus in north philadelphia. kim jones was shot once in the back o

diabetes care is extremely new one, because it is requiring understanding of the patient's cultural background and lifestyle and personal life and, family involvement and etc., and there in that will be shock because of the loss of of the spanish speaking staff members. silvia was one of the staff members laid off and she has workd for 27 years. in the center and has been a vital part of what the center does, and is a permanent member of the community. and being laid out without any prior warning is called into yesterday the larger and reasoning behind the layoffs. and they replacement are not specialties 35 for the treatment of diabetes and damage in the population served by the woman's center at saint lukes hospital. this puts and the unborn child and mother, and doctor and hospital at meet risk if the patients are not seen in a timely manner and treated appropriately to prevent the complications associated with diabetes. the reasons for the layoff, was financial and the administration promised that they will not close the diabetes center and will maintain all of the services as a medical director of the

new research is suggesting some cancers simply the result of bad luck, that's according to johns hopkins university. say two thirds every all adult cans remembers due to random stem cell mutations and that bad lifestyle can increase those mutations. and a new study shows fat not located right beneath the skin can protect you from skin infections california researchers say stem cells from the fat produce molecules that fight bacteria until white blood cells arrive from the immune system. >> rue peel role. tell you his big news. >> that also ahead how taylor swift is giving back to fans. next in the word. also, that hit show undercover boss, is coming to south jersey. we have a preview of tonight's episode, you'll see right here on cbs-3. >>> ♪ ♪ >> we're getting pumped for the first weekend of 2015. what are your plans? tweet us at hashtag cbs-3 mornings. >> what's who have to do with this? >> all about the who. we'll be back. >> ♪ ♪ >>> ♪ ♪ >>> the words is, surprise. >> new albumn wasn't the only gift taylor swift gave her fans in 2014. >> awe, the berks county native sent her biggest fans hand picked gifts over the holidays. she posted their priceless reactions on youtube so to use social media to

does hollywood's latest war flick row mant size lifestyle on the battlefield? >>> other news now. no bombs were found on two airplanes forced to land in atlanta after online threats set off a security scare. twitter posts gave a chicago address and challenged the fbi, cia and nsa to quote, come get me i got guns come get at me. chicago police found the person behind the threats did not live at the address on that post. it took about 90 minutes before the airport could announce the airplanes were safe. >>> a parking garage collapsed in northern new jersey destroying a car and injuring a snowplow driver. the details of his injuries were not disclosed. the combine weight of the snow and the plow caused that collapse. the parking deck serves a nearby hotel. the garage owner says engineers will be investigating. >>> and take a look at this surveillance video of a 1-year-old boy boarding a bus alone. unbelievable. this incident happening earlier this week in central china. luckily for the boy, there were a few passengers who volunteered to take care of the toddler. kind of looking aroun

in an interview with sky news in 2010 andrew described his jet setting lifestyle. >> it's a fact oof in order to do what i do for the u.k. and u.k. business i have to travel. that's it. it's one of those unfortunate, as it were tags that one has to put up with. >> reporter: on the way, he formed controversial connections with the likes of gaddafi, son of the libyan dictator and ai bijan. but it was with jeffrey epstein that led to his resignation as trading boy. when epstein was just released from prison andrew announced the friendship had been a mistake and tried to move on from it but now the association has come back to haunt him. virginia roberts filed legal papers claim to been used as an underage sex slave by epstein and forced to have sex with prince andrew on several occasions between 1999 and 2002. in london new york and at an or ji at epstein's home on the u.s. virgin islands. british newspapers including the daily mail published this picture of roberts with the prince when she was just 17 in 2001. they may have been photographed together but buckingham palace emphatically