world news tonight with david muir begins after "action news" at 6 tonight. >> and meteorologist adameph joining us now. >> it's a pretty nice afternoon fovrp the last afternoon of summer before we welcome fall aovernight tonight. a little on the cool side dew point 47 some governor mcgreevey breakers and stwlelz along the shore be a line 70 and high risk of rip current through this evening at the shore from the storm that passed by yesterday out to sea. dewpoint 49 and winds out of the norm west at 9 miles an hour and wind speeds are in the teens for allentown, reading, and trenton. 2 miles an hour at the last hour in lancaster all you can see moving out of northwesterly direction that brings in quite the chill for first night of fall. we'll talk about those numbers you wake up to tomorrow morning and another coastal storm to keep our eyes on for latter part of the week and of course have to look to the next weekend in the 7-day forecast. >> demolition crews are preparing to bring down a new jersey hospital and the demolition process got underway today on the former university medica

. >>> this is a cbs news special report i'm bob scherer cbs news in new york, good afternoon. the national football leak commissioner roger goodell has spoken out for the first time when a second more graphic video surfaced showing the star running back, brutally assaulting his then fiance, in a hotel elevator. knocking her unconscious, and then dragging her along the floor. the baltimore ravens fired rice yesterday and the nfl suspended him indefinitely. nora o'donnell, co host of cbs this morning is just back from interviewing commissioner goodell, it was his first interview, nora. >> reporter: that is right bob, there are a number of questions for the nfl, at first nfl had suspended ray rice for two games, now he has been suspended indefinitely in the wake of this second videotape. the question has come up, why didn't the nfl necessity about this second tape. why didn't the nfl who has great security resources blank. >>> not know about this case and tmz a web site was able to obtain this tape. i asked roger goodell that very question did he know about this tape. and here's

in atlantic city aim cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> developing right now new york daily news is reporting an unplanned biopsy performed during a routine procedure led to joan rivers death. newspaper quotes sources say doctors perform a endoscopy discovered a growth on rivers vocal cord, and that another doctor, in rivers enter age asked to do a biopsy right then and there. the report said that the comedian's vocal cords seized during that biopsy cutting off her airway. she never regain consciousness. joan rivers died september 4th. >>> is there breaking news in the ray rice domestic violence case, law enforcement source is telling the associated press tonight that a video showing rice punching his fiance was sent to an nfl executive back in april. the official says that he received a voice mail from a woman from the nfl office confirming that video arrived, however that law enforcement source cannot confirm if anyone at the nfl watched the video. of course, yesterday the commissioner roger goodell told cbs news that the league never saw the footage before imposing a two game

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brian ross, abc news, new york. >> thank you, brian.n disappear in today's world with all the ways you can be tracked with your cell phones. very scary. >> what i worry about, this is a legitimate program, getting people from other countries who are smart, successful, who want to come to america to further their education because they might not have the same opportunities in their country. but you have to be proficient in english. you have got to show you are going to go back to your country. i do worry for those people abroad who are legitimate, this could be a crackdown for them. but pretty incredible, the thing brian ross -- >> there's going to be a lot of pressure to do something >> absolutely. you are totally right. president obama is heading to europe this afternoon. stopping first in estonia. it's a show of u.s. support for the baltic allies worried about russian intervention in ukraine. it comes ahead of the president's visit to wales for the nato summit. nato leaders are expected to endorse the creation of a 4,000-troop force i

that's it for "action news," don't forget to join us later with "action news."'s go to live situation juniata park, police are investigating a shooting here, details are coming in at this time. you can see police are on on the scene and the yellow tape indicative of a crime scene some type of shooting that at another point took place in the juniata section of if city. maybe three people may have been shot. we have not confirmed that, but we're following up on that story we'll bring you more information on air and online as it becomes available. don't forget to join us for "action news" at 4:00, 5:00, and 6:00 p.m. for david murphy, rick williams and the entire "action news" team thanks for joining for us are this hour long edition of "action news." # ♪ >>> okay. guys, it's the first show of season four. we need a really big guest to start the year off right. any ideas? >> angelina jolie and brad pitt. >> no, i sent them a salad bowl and did not get a thank you. >> beyonce? >> yes! >> i'll text her. >> hold on. >> she said maybe. what about -- >> he's so dreamy.

he would have been able to turn sky news television into fox news uk.en you add all of that up, perhaps your pessimism is a little bit misguided and your mod city, too. >> well, if we look at the part of about how the murdochs have been doing since, the dynasty, particularly lackland and james, the two sons, appears to be trying to reestablish its position within the company and people who know more about it than i do say those two lads are better place than they were 12 months ago to take over. bigger than that, the profits of the corporation keep rising. the individual encloseses of the murdochs keys rising to crazy levels. beyond that, you will have notice add month or two ago, they bid to take over time warner. been either that what i am saying is it isn't really about one individual man and how he does it. hour. it's about living in a society in which we allow one man to become so rich and so powerful so 10 if murdoch turns around enough. i quit. it doesn't make any difference. i sell my newspapers. some middle eastern billionaire will move in or s

it's an abc news exclusive.'re watching "world news now." >> announcer: "world news now" continues after this from our abc stations. >> announcer: "world news now" ♪ ♪ little wine because a growing number of moms with young kids are smoking a joint or two just to help melt away the stress. >> with recreational pot legal in colorado and washington, parents are spreading the buzz saying, hey, it's okay. we're "up all nightline" with juju chang. >> reporter: by day she's a busy mom chasing her two sons. but by night, this is how jane west likes to let loose. >> let's do it. >> reporter:ite joint of artisanal marijuana. that's right. like jane, a 38-year-old entrepreneur, these young moms are unapologetic about getting high. it's not against the law to get high but that doesn't mean taking a tacoma is socially -- toke is socially acceptable. some are adamant that pot and parenthood simply don't mix. >> how would you feel if your kids started smoking pot? >> the same way i'd feel if they started drinking alcohol. we

, new jersey. we are told one person had to be removed from a second floor window, their condition is not yet men right now. two engines and a score of fire fighters have responded to this scene. >>> philadelphia police are working to identify a body that was found inside of a burning car last night. discovery was made behind the 6100 block of lawrence street in olney. investigators want to know if this might be connected to an earlier shooting that took place around three blocks away. >>> an investigation is underway in the discovery of two bodies inside a northeast philadelphia home. they wore hazmat suits inside the home on the 500 block of allengrove street because it was infect with bed bugs. authorities say a relative went to the home this morning and found one man shot several times. a second man was also shot, and beaten in the back have of that home. >> police immediately responded from the second district and found two maleness their 20's, one looks like he was bludgeon with the hammer, t

york, and new england. this is how we started, philadelphia we woke up to 58, state college 4746, but look at new york and new england in the 30's. syracuse new york and burlington, vermont but northern maine in the 20's. that high pressure system has moved off shore and that is bringing some of the clouds cover this afternoon. right now in philadelphia it is a will cool 68. jacket or sweater weather this evening. allentown 68. poconos 61. still 70 in wilmington, dover and reading and wildwood. average high is 77 for this time of the year. we have some cloud cover out there and as long as we have a persistent east wind it will stick around this evening temperatures will be falling with mostly cloudy skies, by 9:00 p.m. 65. 11:00 p.m. 63. so bring your sweat shirt if you are heading to friday night football. clouds to start the weekend with you but we will be rebounding nicely with some sunshine. we will take a look at last day of summer and first week of fall and it looks promising, i'll just tell thaw, kat

wearable,off a new the smart watch, all of this happening in berlin, beijing, and new york. cory johnson was at the new york event and joins us with more. you got your hands on some of the stuff. what is it like? >> it's like a phone. a was interesting they made big deal about what is very note devices new announced, there is no timetable for shipping, prices or carriers. the same thing with the samsung edge. ithas a bevel on one end of so it can offer on-screen commands like a menu. interesting. groundbreaking. something they showed off two years ago. these products introduced, but it is more than a handshake than ahab. you could not buy them. this is about getting ahead of apple. >> obviously samsung's tablet have slowedsales down, not unlike what is happening with apple. have dominated tablets until now. is going, next week, to be giving them competition. look, there is going to be some changes in the way the businesses work between what a phone is and what a tablet is and what is between. phonesot these big sized from samsung like the note and a bigger iphone next week.

"nbc 10 news today" at 6:00 a.m. starts right now. >>> we are following breaking news. the royal family is expanding. it's true. the duke and duchess of cambridge share some big news this morning. >>> and it's time to head back to school for thousands of students in philadelphia, but the school year's off to a rocky start with cutbacks and pending layoffs. >> and a live look outside right now. citizens bank park. >> beautiful. >> yeah. your monday morning is off to a cool and comfortable start. back to school, feels like fall. good morning. this is "nbc 10 news today." iz tracy davidson. >> and i'm vai sikahema. let's get our start with meteorologist tedd florendo. >> good morning, guys. good morning, everyone. we're starting off with a cool start to our monday and a less humid start. that's good news. down to cape may, pleasant of of clouds, but that's a gorgeous sunrise shot. a lot of the clouds will be hugging the coast for the day today, and expect windy weather there, too. outside right now, 68 degrees already for philadelphia. cooler in the lehigh valley at 57 deg

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that is the good news. current wind gusts in the 20s gusting near their miles an hour in atlantic city. cutting to 23 miles an hour already in philadelphia. the impacts down the shore some minor tidal flooding gust that is 35 miles an hour tomorrow. some periods of rain rough surf and modest risk of rip currents. we'll track the rain also talk about when the sun will return. a brief warmup in that seven day before some september storms return. that's coming up a little bit later on in the broadcast. for now we'll zen it back to you jess. >> new tonight a burglary spree has residents on the mainline checking their doors. five homes and a car all broken in in just one night. this crime spree happened in a section of radnor township, delaware county and that's where "eyewitness news" reporter diana rocco spoke with some concerned homeowners. >> it scares me. >> reporter: radnor neighbors worried after five homes were broken into overnight while homeowners were at home sleepi sleeping. >> it just scarce everyon

i'm a new yorker so appropriate enough for new york. so it's not a small operation by any means, and millions of people rely on the. >> has there been controversy about changing the mission of the library? >> people of the library, and we're all scared about change. we see change around us all the time. we had some controversy of late about the renovations in this building. because we public institution, we engaged with the public. we heard from them. we revised our plan. i think that's appropriate because we're interested in meeting the public's needs. so we're going to do things a little differently than we had thought seven years ago. the world has changed. for instance, we're going to take the largest circulating library in a system which is across the street from here and renovate it completely and add more education space and computer space. all that came out of the commentary we heard as well as our own analysis and the leadership of the board of trustees. i think everyone is uncertain about the future when it comes to books, whe

the report was published by the intercept, the new news outlet funded by ebay founder. it said that reporter ken delaney reportedly sent his articles prior to publication. he would explicitly publish positive coverage and in some cases change copy at their request. the e-mails detail collaboration on stories about drone strikes, the agency's dealing with director kathleen bigalow regarding 0 dark 30. the notes were written in 2012 and were acquired through a freedom of information request. he is now an intelligence reporter called it a bad idea saying i shouldn't have done it and i wouldn't do it now but it had no meaningful impact on the outcome of the stories. the laa. times calls it a clear violation and distanced itself from the journalist. a spokesman at the ap had a different take. we were satisfied, he said, that any prepub indication exchanges that ken had with the cia before joining ap were in pursuit of accuracy and is report okay intelligence matters. beijing's trumpeted anti-corruption drive is making its way through the chinese media and claiming high profi

>> ♪ >> "action news." delaware valleys leading news program.ith matt o'donnell, tamala edwards, karen rogers and meteorologist, david murphy. >> ♪ >> good morning, we're working >> ♪ on this tuesday, september 23rd. american forces are on the attack in 0y the first wave of u.s. airstrikes hit isis targets overnight. we've got a live report coming up. >> police are ramping up efforts to find the gunman who shot and killed a teenager not far from a local high school. >> a jack russell terrier from pa who somehow ended up in oregon is wagging her way behind her all the way home. >> good morning everyone, it's 4:30 on this tuesday, september 23rd. there are major traffic tieups on i-95 in philadelphia. we'll have a live report from the scene in a few moments. first that chilly accuweather forecast on this first day of fall. here is dave murphy. hi, david. >> hey, guys, the numbers have dropped overnight. you can see that cloud cover is overhead in southern delaware and over by the shore but the rest of russ -- of us are looking at sunshine. 52 degr

"nightly news" begins now. >> announcer: from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is "nbc nightly news" with brian williams. >>> good evening. in just the past 24 hours american pilots have been in action in the skies over syria. an air campaign launched, we were told, to hit isis militants and their command centers. but then we learned today some of the first shots fired last night were aimed at a new terrorist group, one that few americans had ever heard of called khorasan. but u.s. officials were apparently worried enough about what they were planning to strike them as part of this first salvo. either way this escalation makes it a more complex world tonight. we have it all covered beginning at the pentagon with the military action. jim miklaszewski is on duty there. >> reporter: 8:30 p.m. eastern time, the opening salvo was an all-american assault. 47 tomahawk cruise missiles launched from two u.s. navy ships, one in the red sea, the other in the persian gulf. the strikes were aimed at aleppo in northwest syria, site of a major isis training camp, but the primary target here w

>> ♪ >> "action news." delaware valley's leading news program.ith matt o'donnell, karen tamaa edwards, karen rogers and with matt o'donnell, karen tamaa >> ♪ >> good morning. it's 6:00 a.m. on this wednesday september 17th. developing this morning. >> detectives may be close to making arrests in a violent attack on two gay men in center city. hear how social media may have played a part. >> a manhunt intensifies for the murder suspect who ambushed two pennsylvania state troopers. >> and all new here on "action news," an angry mob isn't just talking trash, they actually placed a politician in it. >> ooh. that doesn't look pleasant. home fully things are a little bit more pleasant when it comes to your roads and weather. we've got karen rogers and matt pelman here to help with that. good morning. >> yeah, we've got a beautiful afternoon but a cool start to the day. take a look at these temperatures in the area. we've dipped to the 40's, even cooler than yesterday morning in some spots. levittown 49, 46 in quakertown. we're at 52 in pottstown but 49

and now try new progresso chili. slow-simmered, homemade taste. >>> two stars born yesterday in the 37-34 victory over washington. jordan matthews pulled down eight passes, two for touchdowns, and jeremy maclin is out of the shadow of desean jackson. he posted eight receptions for 154 yards and one touchdown. still their heroics came in come back mode and shady said they just can't keep stumbling out of the blocks. >> it is the same, as other weeks, we have to do better job of executing. scoring on majority of our drives. you know, you have to close it. you have to win the close ones. that is what good teams do. >> offensive line injuries can wreck a season. loss of jason kelce is significant if he is out for a long time. he suffered a abdomen injury in the third quarter. he will have surgery and miss several weeks. >> we have in m ot e, he works hard and he has to step up. he is not kelce but he can play. so, he has to step up and take care have business next week. >> flyers start exhibition season tonight against c

with new and old faces. actress rosy perez and writer and mrir comment tearer wallace joined the chat. rosy o'donnell returned to the panel a long side whoppi goldburg. barbara walters retired from her on screen roll this spring. return to the hot topics weekdays 11 a.m. 6abc. >> well could it be there's lots of buzz about beyonce and possibility she's expecting baby number 2. husband jay-z changed lyrics to a song he sang friday from if the oven is on to because she's pregnant with another one. there is not any confirmation about the pregnancy rumor but a lot of people are excited about possibility of blue ivy becoming a big sister. >> and prince harry celebrating his 30th birthday today. he wrapped up his time at the invick tuesday games. they're planing a party to him at kepzing ton palace tonight. >> we're stuck in the 70s. >> in the morning -- >> it is a good decade for rick. >> don't laugh because you're older. >> by about two minutes. stormtracker 6 doubling scan now shows he we're precipitation free

marcy gonzalez, abc news, new york. >>> a grand jury in new york will decide whether race car driverart will be charged in the death of a fellow driver. his car struck and killed kevin ward jr. at a dirt track race on august 9th. the 20-year-old had climbed out of his car after it spun out while racing alongside stewart. prosecutors in ontario county decided to present the case after reviewing evidence collected by sheriff's investigators. stewart issued a statement saying he looks forward to the process being completed and will continue to cooperate. >>> heroic action by a police officer in texas. sergeant gary sharpen stopped traffic on interstate 45 because a driver was heading the wrong way at nearly 100 miles per hour. his dash cam video captured the moment the driver approached. >> only thing i could do was protect the people behind me and i figured i was going to have to take one for the team. i knew that hopefully the lord was going to watch out for me. >> wow. that speeding car approached the sergeant, listen to that screeching. it just came the a stop right there. then head

"channel 6 action news." jim. >> thank you, sharee, still to come on "action news" tonight a massive blaze consumes a warehouse in the city of chica o chicago. >> i'm nydia han, thanks to the powerful combination of "action news" troubleshooters, our "action news" viewers and social media we're providing brides -- >> an a brerming and sister duo having trouble with their landlord all coming up. >> as coastal storm continues to pull away. winds relax and calm down north and west. up next, summer sunshine. we'll talk about the warming numbers in accuweather. >> and taney dragones history will live on in baseball hall of fame when "action news" will live on in baseball hall of fame when "action news" continues tonight your windows don't need a facelift. just a new wardrobe. take them shopping during blinds to go's 60th anniversary sale going on now. buy one get second at half price. blinds to go is 60. boy, time goes fast. and so will this sale. blinds to go blinds for life. you need blinds. you know it. your ne

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josh haskel, abc news, new york. >> our political team will be here tonight as abc news covers the president'serage starts at 9:00 p.m. eastern time. >> another atlantic city casino poised to shut its doors for good. financially strapped trump taj mahal filed for bankruptcy. threatening to close in november unless it can drareduce expense and get salary. it would be the fifth atlantic aka see flow to do so this year. not that far away, new york city among america's most expensive cities. here is more evidence $1 million for a parking space at this luxury apartment building. now the parking space costs more per square foot than the condos upstairs. but it comes with its own charging station. i guess you could possibly justify the cost. sweet irony, new condos are built on the site of a former parking garage. >> well, mcdonald's sales are down again. the fast food giant had weakest sales in a decade last month. mostly because asians are avoiding the golden arches because of supplier problem in china. its same store sales were down all most as much here in the u.s. slightly more upscale chains ar

new revelations from t.j. every night we get new revelations. you know who else we're getting revelations from that i didn't expect? president obama. it's about the militant islamic group unleashing a fresh reign of terror in the middle east. >> you saw on "60 minutes" last night the president talking about isis and how it got so big so quickly and how it became such a threat to the united states. >> the military campaign against isis is intensifying on the ground with kurdish and iraqi fighters and from the air with u.s. forces leading bombing raids. but the isis militants are still controlling and spreading terror over wide swaths of territory in iraq and syria prompting this question to president obama on cbs news "60 minutes." >> how did they end up where they are in control of so much territory? was that a complete surprise to you? >> well, i think our head of the intelligence community, jim clapper, has acknowledged that i think they underestimated what had been taking place in syria. >> he didn't say that -- just say that we underestimate

news situations. the accident cleared off of 95. it was right here on the shoulder southbound near philadelphia international airport. that is gone and out of there. we do have other problems, though, including construction here to remind you about. 76 westbound. that's spring garden street on-ramp that is closed until late november because of a construction project there. an accident in montgomery county, worcester township, stump hill road at green hill road. this is the ben franklin bridge, the view from philadelphia, no delays both directions or on any of the area bridges. we have an accident in willingboro, rockland drive at roxborough place. and we have an accident on the new jersey turnpike. details on that coming up. >>> 5:12 right now. charges filed. we will tell you what investigators say the driver of this tour bus did wrong that may have contributed to that deadly crash. >>> and people protesting prescription drug abuse. now they're calling for a top government official to step down. >>> n

next. >>> and all new on "nbc 10 news at 6," new jersey's governor vetoes a big change to the state'ses. lawmakers call the bill a matter of public health. why governor christie disagrees. >>> you can vote for the high school blitz game of the week for next friday september 19th. the choices are delsea on the road against camden. george washington and northeast, or a showdown between archbishop wood and west catholic. to cast your vote, go to nbc10.com or facebook page. also call or text your one-time vote to 610-624-4111. the game with the most votes will be featured on the high school blitz saturday night at 7:00 right here on nbc 10. >>> new jersey has the fewest number of divorces in the nation. that's according to census data. >> but for couples who do split up, sweeping changes are now in effect. especially in cases involving alimony. nbc 10's south jersey bureau reporter cydney long will explain. >> reporter: it is one of the items single father and i.t. manager, mark, of medford lakes feared during his divorce two years ago how long and how alimony payments to his ex might aff

it is disturbing news. the the council rock south high school students were in a vehicle that flipped over in paupack township in the poconos. "eyewitness news" reporter steve paterson is live at their school with the new information, steve. >> reporter: chris, that information comes to us late this afternoon, it is from the wayne county district attorney, who says that the driver of that vehicle, a 15 year-old girl. there is no doubt, that this is a tragedy and that is what students are focused on today but as we are's learning it is also an investigation and one now with criminal implications. the the crash that claimed the lives of three, 15 year-old bucks county teenagers has taken a heart breaking new twist. tuesday, wayne county district attorney jeanine edward with the bomb shell. driver of the suv that flipped multiple times, a 15 year-old girl, from new york. the the statement released this afternoon says that the 2001 suburban was owned by the girl's father who also owned a home at a development n

and improved iphone, the new version is thinner, has a new battery life and will be supported by more carriers, available on september 19th. $199 for the iphone6 and $299 for the larger iphone6-plus. cook introduced a new mobile payment system, as well, called apple pay which turns it into a one-touch system. and finally, the much-anticipated apple watch, feature dozens of ways to manage time, health and weather on a thin screen with personalized bands. it is slated to be available early next year for $349. >> as much about personal technology as it is style and taste. >> reporter: the nearly two-hour presentation was capped off with an appearance by youtube when a band offered their new release itunes to customers through october, the crowds were not disappointed. >> i thought it was kind of neat that tim is ushering a new era where they're highlighting a lot of technical talent that works at apple. giving them a chance to present. i thought it was cool. >> it requires the user to also have an iphone. >> really, we saw the falloff just as apple talked about the iwatch and people got

in new york, alphonso van marsh for "eyewitness news" on the cw philly three afghan soldiers missinga military base in massachusetts were found today at a border crossing in niagara falls new york. they were training at a base in cape cod when they vanished saturday. officials speculate the men were trying to avoid going back to afghanistan. >>> having someone propose at a sporting event not necessarily an uncommon thing. >> it is a little different when you're a football player and you propose after an overtime win on national television. this happened yesterday after the seahawks beat the broncos. cornerback deshawn shead met his girlfriend jessica on the field and popped the question surrounded by family and friends. >> the big screen had your name on it. >> i know, i was actually surprised. they're playing our song. i was like how random honey they're playing our song. >> this is a big part, winning the super bowl, i got my ring and we played the broncos again and she got her ring. >> well, shead had a quiet game on the field, he registered just one tackle but i think tonight we

and crash outside on the boulevard, roosevelt boulevard southbound just at grant after a new, new jersey still that truck fire, on the new jersey turnpike, just use caution taking out right hand lane stay there >>> this is last years big celebration, of constitution day at the national constitution center at sixth and race. constitution center admission is free, today and at 8:30 this morning, 3,000 students from our area, begin the day, with i public reading of the preample, that is the part that starts with we, the people, just in case. >> we are ready, and come on, natasha. >> i'm sorry. >> i have a big head. >> come on. >> making sure it is safe. >> you guys look safe. >> i wanted to put this way but natasha said it looks like a some bare owe. >> lets get our party on. >> we will be right back. when mom and dad said i never thought it would be lik. where every turn leads to a new adventure, and surprise leads to discovery. this place is like nothing i've ever seen. i'll never forget it. chiapas. live it to believe it. >>> well, right now police are asking for your help to identify su

that is call off the protests immediately. >>> afghanistan's new government is due to sign a new security deal with nato, allowing thousands of foreign troops to stay in the country beyond this year. >>> and wildlife numbers across the globe have plunged by more than half in just 40 years. the stark new figures from the world wildlife fund. >>> hello, and welcome. the chief executive of hong kong says china will not back down in the face of pro-democracy demonstrations in the city. in the last few hours, he called for an end to the protests. these are pictures of the huge numbers bringing the territory to a halt. they see him as very much the mouthpiece of china. they're demanding the chinese government gives hong kong a free vote for its next leader, something beijing has, of course, rejected. let's hear just what the chief executive had to say. >> translator: the leaders of the occupy central movement have repeatedly stated that if the protests go extensively out of control, they will call off the protests. i now appeal to the leaders to carry out the promise they made to the whole soci

wendy gillette for cbs news, new york. >>> a huge cyber security breach. ai a hacker got into icloud and posted dozens of celebrities' photos. one of the victims was jennifer lawrence. another included supermodel kate winston and mary winsted star of "final destination 3." she tweeted knowing they were delead long ago i can only know the creepy effort. >>> the family of joan rivers is hoping for a miracle. doctors began taking her out of a medically induced coma yesterday. the 81-year-old was rushed to a new york hospital on thursday after going into cardiac arrest during a procedure at a clinic. her daughter melissa said she's keeping her fingers crossed. >>> coming up on the "morning news," the nfl's new domestic violence policy will be put to the test days after it was first announced. >>> and tony stewart takes to the track for the first time since his involvement in a deadly on-course track. this is the "cbs morning news." t new car smell and the freedom of the open road? a card that gave you that "i'm 16 and just got my first car" feeling. presenting

new yorkers do complain. but new yorkers are very generous of spirit. yorkers appreciate when something special is taking place. >> another problem -- mother nature. >> there had to be a rule change in terms of us being able to bid on getting the super bowl. there was a rule that if it was an open exposed stadium, it had to be in a city where the average mean temperature the day of the game is above 50 degrees. that is clearly not the case in february in the new york and new jersey area. >> they changed that rule for this game. >> it went away. >> the stadium has a team of 1000 at the ready to clear snow from the stands with a network of chutes. facility operations vp dave duernberger says they are ready for the snow. >> we put a snowmelt on the 300 concourse, and one down here on the field. we have a 600-ton snowmelter we can use in the parking lot. they have a jet engine inside. the heat that is produced from the jet engines is what melts the snow. >> it is a big operation. >> no matter what the weather, it will be a great day. >> some of the greatest

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"action news" anchor rick williams in the news room with that story, hi rick. >> hi monica, thank you. we now know many home depot customers around our area may have been indeed victimized by this security scare. home depot has not confirmed the the extent of the breach but they say customers will not be held responsible for any fraudulent purchases. coming up at 5:00 we will tell but the local stores that are now part of this investigation. >>> also a summer draw toss a close consumer reports is putting windows to the test, coming up tonight at 5:00 we will show you popular brands that were checked out the and how they performed in the consumer reports tests, those stories and much more when we see new a little bit on "action news" at 5:00, brian. >> all right rick, see you shortly. >>> from news to us today starting monday afternoons on six abc you will look different. "action news" at noon is expanding to a full hour to give you even more of the news you love, headlines, weather and, of course, breaking news. then stay tuned for the chew at 1:00 o'clock. but who wants to be a milli

linsey davis, abc news, new york. >>> a new jury is being selected for a civil trial professionaling singer patti labelle and her bodyguard. a former west point cadet claims he suffered brain damage after labell ordered her bodyguard to beat him up at the airport in 2011. labell's attorney says the cadet was drunk and was hurling racial slurs at the singer and trying to open her car door. >>> the margaritaville in biloxi has closed its doors filing for bankruptcy just two years after the grand opening. the landlord says the company that owns margaritaville has not paid rent since that casino opened and owes nearly $4.5 million. >>> the streaming video market is heating up. number two roku says it sold more than 10 million devices. that's still well behind apple tv. also an increase from roku's figures from earlier this year. its users watch far more programming than apple's due. google's chromecast and amazon's fire tv are also gaining momentum. >>> starbucks is thinking of giving you less. the coffee shop chain is testing the frappuccino mini, 10 ounces instead of 12. it costs less

democrat for governor. >>> "action news" delaware valley's leading news program.h ducis rogers, meteorologist, cecily tynan and jim gardner. >>> it is tuesday night and big story on "action news" is breaking news from dallas where doctors are treating a patient for ebola, and the centers for disease control say it is the first ebola case diagnosed in the united states. we are joined by health reporter and registered nurse, ali gorman. this is a milestone that we did not want to reach. >> no but we had time to prepare for it. we learned that the patient was admitted to texas health presbyterian hospital in dallas and was put in isolation. he had no systems when he left liberia, only had symptoms when he returned to texas. ebola is not contagious until symptoms appear, and it takes direct contact with bodily fluids to spread. it is not spread through the air. but they will look into whether anyone came into close contact with the patient and they will be held in isolation and monitored. >> we have no doubt that we will control this importation or case of ebola, so i

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news out of russia. dan? >> on technical basis it is clear that the federal reserve created this rally. dallas fisher said it on maria's show on friday morning. at this point the deflationary issue, which st. louis fed wrote a report december 1st is the biggest concern. interest rate on 2 year treasury in germany is negative .05. the japanese 2-year is .05. melissa: todd is shaking his head. >> i came from wall street and our traders are scared to death what is taking place geopolitically. the threats with isis. subway imminent attacks we're hearing b that is really hitting. melissa: for those who don't know, iraq prime minister is saying on the sidelines of the u.n. meeting going on here in the u.s. right now, saying that there was an imminent attack. that they heard about. when asked by a reporter, has it been thwarted, the prime minister said no. >> right. melissa: this is really has a lot of people on edge. >> the they are worrying about the iraq prime minister is saying. >> charlie, i love what you're sa

this coming as a brand-new threat against new york's times square is revealed. a disturbing new report shows supporters of isis are being asked to use pipe bombs to attack american targets. lawmakers are calling for drastic action to be taken against isis including new york congressman elliot engel who fears another 9/11-style attack could be coming. >> i understand my colleagues are war weary. i'm war weary. i understand the american people are war weary. i'm war weary. but again, i think doing nothing would invite something very similar that happened to my city, new york city, on that fateful day of september 11, 2001. >> nypd commissioner bill bratton said cops are aware of the threat but they don't believe they are credible. back to you. >> anna kooiman live in times square. >> secretary of defense and chairman of the joint chiefs of staff were asked to go in front of the armed services committee and explain our method when it comes to fighting, defeating and destroying isis, at which time we'll have a chance to hear your statements and ask some questions. w

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captioning funded by cbs >>> this is the "cbs morning news" for >>> this is the "cbs morning news" for wednesday, september 10th, 2014. good morning. i'm marlie hall in for anne-marie green. the national football league is playing defense regarding the suspension of former baltimore ravens running back ray rice. the league's disciplinary action of rice for assaulting his then fiancee shifted this week after new video surfaced that shows the actual attack. his original two-game ban was replaced with an indefinite suspension. on tuesday nfl commissioner roger goodell spoke exclusively to "cbs this morning's" norah o'donnell about how that new video impacted the league's decision. >> what changed? i mean on the first tape she was lying unconscious on the ground, being dragged out. did you really need to see a videotape of ray rice punching her in the face to make this decision? >> no, we certainly didn't. i would tell you that what we saw in the first videotape was troubling to us in and of itself. but what we saw yesterday was extremely clear, extremely graphic, and it was sickening. and

nightly news is next. tonight, the new enemy. as the u.s. unleashes a ferocious air attack against isis targets inside syria, the u.s. has also launched strikes against an mysterious new group said to be in final stages of plotting an attack. >>> and high alert. in this country what law enforcement is calling the most dangerous time since 9/11. tonight the intelligence that triggered the u.s. to act now. >>> the hidden danger they fear is underground in neighborhoods all across the country. crumbling gas lines and the risk of a sudden catastrophe. >>> and brother and sister, a very personal story from a member of our own family inspiring so many other families tonight. "nightly news" begins now. >> announcer: from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is "nbc nightly news" with brian williams. >>> good evening. in just the past 24 hours american pilots have been in action in the skies over syria. an air campaign launched, we were told, to hit isis militants and their command centers. but we then learned today some of the first shots

we are outside here at i-95, no new really good news here.u are northbound you will go nice but southbound toward the city you can see jammed solid and slow go. same story on the blue route you can see at route one headed northbound, headed toward schuylkill expressway, slow there, a 33 minute trip. southbound same story there as well. in center city water main break tied us up, seventh street closed at locust. crews trying to get that cleaned up to avoid those clues take ninth street. in new jersey, on 295, still a crash north bound at florence and columbus, ukee and natasha over to you. >>> word is it is a girl for ryan gosling and eva menendez. >> people magazine reports the couple welcome their new addition on friday, so first child for both actors. they began date nothing 2011 after co starring in the movie together. there is no word on the baby girl's name but we are sure that she is beautiful. >>> at one point or another we have received a call from the wrong number but it has gone to the extreme here for one student in wisconsin. jack

can't trust him to be for us. >>> nbc 10 breaking news. >> we are continuing to follow breaking news,r school in north philadelphia. it happened this afternoon, outside the kip charter school on lehigh avenue. witnesses tell our crew children were outside at the time of the shooting. they ran inside when the shots were fired. no one was hurt. count on updates as police continue to look for the suspects here. at 5:00 we hope to hear from witnesses. >>> right now at 4:30,ç the discipline debate questions the debate about how far is too far when it comes to punishing kids. the issue is given a lot of scrutiny after adrian peterson was indicted on child abuse charges. he acknowledged he used a wooden switch to spank his 4-year-old son. the vikings benched him but today peterson was reinstated. today nbc 10 took the issue to a local expert. >> others are chiming in as well on what is appropriate when it comes to doling out discipline to children. nbc 10's lu ann cahn has been talking to witnesses. >> a doctor believes no one should ever spank their child but she knows many, many parents,

then nbc 10 news at 4:00.afternoon, crime concerns at one local college campus broadening its battleground rice. we'll tell you what they are doing to add an extra layer of protection to students and staff on nbc 10 news at 4:00. new at 5:00, arrested and charged with burglary. how a police canine cracked the case and found a teenager suspect. then all new on nbc 10 news tonight at 6:00, last week there as they raided local ambulance company with history of problems including ambulance breakdown while medics carrying a sick child. right now nbc 10 investigators are back to see what else police are going to do. we're working on that story for nbc 10 news at 6:00. time for the last word on weather. >> not much. sunshine is coming back. see it just within the last hour right outside here. beautiful day today. tomorrow is nice. then it changes. >> i knew we could get it. see you back here, glenn and i will, today at 4:00. enjoy the sunshine. as a small business owner you don't deliver anything less than 100% to yo

they are pulling trains out every day to put new carpets in and new seats.ir-conditioning systems so there are fewer cars in service right now while ridership continues to go up. reporting live in pleasant hill, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. >>> new this morning apple's highly anticipated iphone 6 and 6 plus are now available for online preorders. but the midnight debut did not go off without a hitch. the apple store went down for two hours this morning. here's the message many customers saw when they try to place and preorder for a new phone. says we're busy apple storl store for you and will be back soon and other sites had hiccups likely due to overwhelming demand. >>> 6:47. trading's under way on wall street so let's look at the big board and see what the early numbers look like. we saw the dow is off 53 points below 17,000 to 16,994. >>> looks like airlines upped their game in july recording the most arrivals on schedule in a year. over 75% of all u.s. airlines arrived on time last month. delta led the pack with over 86% of its flights touching down on ti

new fiber one streusel. jon: very, very big news day.r of "happening now," including updating this word out of the united nations. haider al abadie, the new prime minister out of iraq, saying his nation's intelligence service uncover ad plan for isis attack on subways of paris or united states. perhaps both. i don't that has not been thwarted. big news coming in short while ago. attorney general eric holder announcing he will be stepping down. that press conference coming 4:30 later today. a lot of news going on. jon: update on the search for hannah graham. "outnumbered" starts right now. >> fox news alert. a new report that iraq's prime minister says his country has uncovered an imminent terror plot to attack subways right here in the u.s. and in paris. we're also learning the u.s. was alerted but that plot has reportedly not been stopped. i'm sandra smith. here today, andrea tantaros, host of "the independents" on fox business channel, kennedy, kirsten powers with us, today's #oneluckyguy, from "o'reilly factor," jessie waters on a big