>> happy new year. >>> good morning. breaking news.icials believe they've located the wreckage of that air asia passenger jet on the bottom of the ocean floor. this as the first bodies arrive from the crash site. and new questions arise about the plane's final moments. did those on boardw what was happening? >>> frozen. 2014 leaves us with dangerously low temperatures across much of the country as millions get set to ring in the new year in the brutal cold. when will we see some relief? >>> royal ruckus conversation new documentary about charles, camilla and diana is shelved

>>> we're following the unrest in new yor >>> we're following the unrest in new york and nationwide after a grand jury's decision not to file charges in eric garner's fatal chokehold by police. that decision led to an incredible uproar last flight as protesters blocked traffic across manhattan. >> crowds were peaceful, huge, no doubt, at the rockefeller christmas tree lighting. >> wabc's n.j. burkett continues our coverage. >> reporter: demonstrators charged up sixth avenue at the height of the evening rush hour. determined to seize the national spotlight at the rockefeller center tree lighting. but the nypd was ready, sealing off the protesters with interlocking metal gates and a wall of police officers. >> when the people are scared of the people that are supposed to protect them, then you know something is wrong. >> we see these things happen to us all the time. and it's just come to the point where it's the last straw. you know, i don't ever want to have to see my cousin's name on a t-shirt or on a television screen, and seeing him and saying justice for my cousin. i don't want to hav

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happy new year. today i had sort of predict we wouldn't have a rush hour, but, if you are traveling on the 42 freeway that is in the the case a at all. traveling northbound side of the 42 unfortunately we have an accident approaching 295 compromising right-hand lane causing a big old delay on the north bound side of the 42 stemming back to 55 causing a big old delay on the northbound side of 55 approaching 42. so traveling in this area i would say that is within of the only really dark spots in your commute overall this morning. rest of our majors look fantastic. we are not seeing any major problems. look at the schuylkill expressway 76 looking great around conshohocken curve and really anywhere, western suburbs, center city, speed sensors looking beautiful n major delays a great way on this new years eve to start the day, ukee and nicole. >>> in the news police shooting in delaware county leaves within man dead. >> it follows bizarre rant that the suspect made on line. "eyewitness news" reporter jan

>>> welcome to "world news tonight." new year's freeze. a frigid night for tens of millions of americans from california to the east coast. whiteout conditions. drivers abandoning cars. the deadly avalanche and the freak wind storm at the sight of the rose bowl. 2015 starting off with an arctic blast at home and overseas with a deadly stampede. >>> the mystery of air asia flight 8501. recovery teams struggling in choppy seas. the first bolds of the victims arriving back on land. our team is there. >>> downsizing. that shrinking feeling in packaging. are consumers getting what they expect? >>> and as we look into the new year the spectacular celebrations already taking place around the world. >>> good evening on this new year's eve and thank you for beginning your countdown with us. david is off, i'm elizabeth vargas. as we come on the air, millions of americans are ushering in the arctic cold. the frigid temperatures can't keep these revel earls away. this is new york city's times square, right now, where the party has already begun. more

only three or four were new.the fire department excepts that the storage facility exceeded capacity causing the accident. >>> and dumb criminals, near pittsburgh 29-year-old eric fry handed a cash year a note give me $300. the cops arrived while he was inside. in his home they found a roll of toilet paper with the imprint of the note on it. he is now in jail. >>> and a burglary suspect caught sleeping in a guest bedroom by a houston homeowner. he was in a drunken stuper. plenty of the homeowner's things were found at his house a block away with a half-emptily corbottle. he is behind bars. >>> and a big day in sports. peach and fee ses and orange bowls today. >> we get the highlights from espn. >> happy new year. college football, they celebrate this time of year with bowl games. lsu and notre dame, franklin american mortgage music city bowl. lsu, make it sing stanley. 89 yards for the touchdown. he had a kickoff return for a touchdown from a hundred yards out. true freshman doing his thing. goulson didn't start,

in barnegat township, ted greenberg, nbc 10 news. >>> the new year could mean lots of new jobs in allentown that's according to the employment outlook survey from the manpower group. 25% of allentown businesses expect to hire new employees over the next three months. that's one of the highest outlooks in the nation. allentown leaders believe the new ppl arena complex will play a big role in that increase. it includes the sports arena plus luxury suites, restaurants as well as a hotel. according to manpower the job prospects in allentown are best in manufacturing, transportation retail and hospitality. the news not as positive in new jersey. only 9% of employers plan to increase hiring. delaware's much higher at 25%. and the philadelphia region at 17%. >>> nng your your nbc 10 first alert weather with chief meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz. >> we have near record warmth last week. the weekend was kind of warm. this week, no. it's going to be significantly colder, even below average temperatures coming this week. new year's eve will be a part of that cold but not bitter cold or any pr

>> new zealand. >> new zealand. is this upland new zealand? >> new years for them now. >> happy new year everybody. >> it is happy hour -- it is like happy hour, always new years somewhere today. it will be here shortly chris? >> it is 5:00 o'clock somewhere. we'll count it down. >> all right so, a loft people headed out. cold. >> just so cold. even this morning pretty brutal out there. temperatures in the teens the 20's and we will not really see much warmth at all over the next two days. soap, clear skies overhead, once we hit sunrise probably see a lot of blue sky. sixteen in the poconos, 21 in allentown, 23 in trenton, new jersey, 19 in pottstown current air temperatures, 28 in philadelphia, and 21 in atlantic city. so your holiday forecast, happy knee year everyone later tonight. once we get to midnight temperatures in the 20's, wind chills in the teens unclear skies 33 is the hi we don't have any weather problems. tonight fall back to low of 22 degrees, just after 6:00 a.m., probably quiet out on the roads bob. >> it is nice and quiet. g

michelle miller, cbs news, new york. >>> well, coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," york city officers. we'll speak with new york city police commissioner bill bratton. >>> plus, a closer look at drone safety as the faa struggles to regulate the up manned aircraft. >>> and cnet will show us great last-minute electronic gifts. that's the "cbs morning news" for this tuesday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. >>> and taking a live look at the bay bridge. the beautiful lights out there look like a pretty calm day. happiness here though, brian hackney is here. >> don't notice hackney. >> good morning everyone. it is tuesday, december 23rd. i'm michelle griego. >> it's early too isn't it? >> it is early. >> hi everyone, i'm frank mallicoat. gang is all here and we have -- gang is all here, we have liza on traffic and we have you doing weather. >> yeah, it must be a holiday week. [ laughter ] we've pulled me out. to tell you that this is going to be a nice day today as we look out to sfo. we've got patchy dense fog out there and that's beginning t

vernon odom, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. >>> we have breaking news now from new york city, firefighters are on the scene of a four alarmer, this is 97th street in queens new york, it broke out at 4:30 at an apartment building with 24 units. there are 160 firefighters surrounding the building dousing it from rooftops and every angle trying to take out this queens new york fire. and there is an elevated train line that is impacted. heavy smoke and flames are pouring from the building, no word of injuries, we have a fire not under control kurncurrently huge nightmare for people trying to get to their homes and use that elevated line. we'll keep an eye on it and get back to you with our sister station, w abc in new york. >>> president obama announced yesterday that the u.s. will normalize relations with the island's communist government and open a u.s. embassy in havana sometime next year. but that left some wondering what that means for the fugitive joanne chessmarred, nora muchanic is here with more on the convicted killer granted asylum in cuba. >> the people here want the u

>>> this morning on "world new >>> this morning on "world news now" -- disturbing new details about the two new york police officers ambushed on the job. >> officer ramos, officer liu died in the line of duty protecting the city they loved. >> the warnings about the gunman that came in too late and fears of a backlash. >>> extreme weather from a lightning strike after a football game sending spectators to the hospital to flooding rain storms and snow just in time for christmas. accuweather is tracking it. >>> later, skiing setback. olympic star lindsey vonn and her heartbreak and a big spill on the slopes. >> the fact she's coming back and trying again is very admirable. she is a tough cookie. >> what's next for america's most celebrated woman on the slopes? it's monday, december 22nd. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >> good morning, everyone, on this monday. i'm tai hernandez. >> i'm t.j. holmes. we start with a city in mourning. an outpouring for two new york city officers shot as they sat in their squad car. >> friends, family and total strangers gathered for a

how it could impact your new year's eve and new year's day plans. >>> all new at nbc 10 news at 6:00,other huge honor for philly's own mo'ne davis. how the star beat one of the biggest names in professional sports. >>> here's some of the stories making headlines on nbc 10 news at 5:00. grief and unanswered questions surround the death of a child hit and killed by a police cruiser. so 10-year-old matthew mccloske was on his way to a sleeper. nicholas locilento was responding to a call at the time of the accident. >>> a bucks county resident will not face charges for shooting a man who broke into his apartment. police say he made his way to a second apartment, that's when resident shot him, suspect is now in the hospital. >>> teachers at philadelphia's walter palmer charter school packed up their belongings today just days after they learned the school was shutting down. halfway through the academic year. school officials say they have no other choice because they are in deep debt. >>> the second of two new york city police officers shot and killed during an ambush will be laid to rest

new england. for us we have a mostly cloudy sky, that will give way to some clearing overnight. forty-eight in philadelphia. forty-four allentown. thirty-six in the poconos. you can see where this cold air is from western pennsylvania through the midwest and columbus. it is 29. nashville 39 degrees. little rock 41. here is all of the mild era head of it. today last mild day for a while, because winter will return tonight. you can see wind out of the west/northwest generally between ten and 15 miles an hour, higher in the atlantic city and dover, sustain at 17 miles an hour. still gusty out there. we will be seeing our area of low pressure impacting our weather moving farther north and east, cold high pressure builds in but different in pressure between these two systems will still create that wind for your thursday, and as we go into early friday. but then friday things beginning to settle down. lots of sunshine. temperatures will be cold but seasonably coal in the 40's. we have talk earlier in th

new yorkers do complain. but new yorkers are very generous of spirit.orkers 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 game

gio benitez, abc news, new york. >> it's funny. gift card. i can buy what i want. >> it's the money. people like money. and that's money. so, yeah, nothing wrong. i'm nervous now because i did do one gift card. some of the stuff he mentioned, i didn't think about that. >> that can be -- i guess it can be tricky. >> if they drained it already. what if somebody drained it? >> t.j. gave me a $1 gift card. how dare he? and you never know because they'd never tell you. you'll never know. >> hopefully it works out. >>> coming up here, remembering one of rock's greatest voices. >> and find out which celebrity couple has mom trying to keep them apart this christmas. this is juicy. "the skinny" is next. >> announcer: "world news now" continues after this from our abc stations. ♪ skinny so skinny ♪ >>> all right. we begin with the loss of a rock 'n' roll legend. joe cocker lost yesterday. after a battle with cancer. hitting so many fans hard and his fellow musicians. >> known for his powerful voice and that legendary woodstock performance. h

in new york city. he's right. new york police have had their ups and downs. >> and not to minimize it, but police work is a messy business. sometimes they get it right. sometimes they get it wrong. there are two questions, one is a specific case by case analysis, and you can debate the evidence. and the second is the broader question where there is no problems. we get carried away with the details of what michael brown was doing or eric garner. >> we agree, the situation is large. the situation is large. the question of whether black men trust police, or whether police react differently to blacks or hispanics is a larger question. in your sense has new york--how has new york dealt with these things? >> new york has dealt with them at times, and dealt with them terribly at other times. it's gotten better under bill de blasio and bill brattan. they've made an effort to stop this practice of stop and frisk, where young men predominantly of color are stopped on the street and asked to prove that they're no

we watch want you to be with us for new new year's eve.e broadcasting live once begun from penn's landing as we do each and every year with the always spectacular firework show at the stroke of midnight. jessica will be there. i'll be there. kathy will be there going to a great time. we also inn vat if you part of our program by sending us your new year's wishes go to cbsphilly.com or just use the hash tag on social media cbs3 ny nye. >>> of course, all eyes are on the new year's eve forecast. kathy joins us with a look expect. what can we expect, kathy. >> clear skies that's the good news, chris. it's cold and going to get even colder though, by tomorrow night. just about this time we'll be getting very close to ringing in the new year. our "eyewitness weather" watchers are saying it's cold out there already. it's transition time with a clear sky and light winds. it's feeling more like winter again. al says in collingswood the temperature is only 23 degrees. let's go in the heart of south jersey, doug lives in vincentown vincentown. he's

he pulled getting set to bring in the new year. happy new year. i am bob immler for 103.5 wtop. >> thank you, bob. happy new year's to you also. police say toilet paper linked a man to a robbery, and here's how it goes. he tried to rob a pizza restaurant by handing an employee a note that was written on toilet paper. it said, i have a gun. give me $300. when he was arrested, and he said a man in a nearby alley had forced him to fit the crime, but police say they searched his apartment, and that just wiped out his explanation. a newly opened roll of toilet paper had impressions of the notes. you do not need a microscope to see that. >> no, and not even a plumber. coming up on abc seven news at 5:00, the streetcar line and what it is going to take to finally get it to passengers. >> and teaching basics. waves of good works throughout our area. >> a new year's eve celebration canceled. one of the dumbs >> local teenagers are learning how to create social change, and they are doing it by starting their own nonprofits, and together, they are all this w

>> ♪♪ >> "action news." delaware valley's leading news program.h matt o'donnell, tamala edwards, karen rogers and meteorologist, david murphy. >> ♪♪ >> good morning. we're following breaking details over. and the search for air asia 8501. what reports say they have located overnight. >> an armed man holds up a local convenience store making off with some loot. >> police plan extra patrols to keep people safe as they ring in the new year. >> good morning it is wednesday, december 31st. >> happy new year's everyone. as we barrel toward our big holiday evening we have cloud cover to our west. we are expecting lots of sunshine this morning and in through the day. 25 degrees right now in philadelphia though. it is cold out there. 26 in wilmington, 23 in allentown 29 in sea isle city. so, even down by the shore where we're typically a little bit milder in the morning it's still pretty cold and still in the 20's and this is a big change from yesterday. yesterday we were colder than the day before. today another 9 degrees off the current temperature from

we begin with breaking news. a sony blockbuster announcement, the announcement being that it will release the controversial film "the interview" for authorized screenings on christmas day. the film is a comedy about the assassination of the north korean leader kim jong-un. the news comes after north korea has been hit by two, not one but two internet blackouts, original unknown, at least as of now. let's get straight to our senior media correspondent, brian stelter. i take it sony has just issued a statement? >> they have. i think we can put it on screen for the viewers to read at home. it's from michael lynton, the ceo of sony pictures. he says the movie will come out in limited release on christmas. it says, we have never given up on releasing "the interview" and we're excited our movie will be in a number of theaters on christmas day. at the same time, we are -- he's not naming the number of theaters. sony doesn't know the number yet. they're still working on it as we speak trying to figure out how many theate

from "action news." you could also communicate with members of the "action news" team like jeff skversky. >> certain unfortunate symmetry going into this games giants have won three games in a row, eagles have lost three games in a row. >> eagles corner bradley fledgier is questionable for sunday's finale against the giants because of a hip injury. fletcher who has allowed the most touchdowns in football could have a giant assignment if he can play here's jamie apody. >> it's the catch of the year. >> how in the world. >> arguably one of the best catches ever. >> how do you make that catch? >> and sunday owed dell beckham jr. will be the eagles problem. >> when you look at tape like that cat can play. >> the giants rookie has caught 79 patches for over 1100 yards and scored 11 touchdowns. despite the fact he missed the first four games of the season >> he's explosive, he's a dual there. he's a tremendous returner. >> great receiver, fast, great hands, runs great routes, makes a lot of plays for them and

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rebecca jarvis, abc news, new york. it's so much work to get the stuff but it's work to get the deal. >> but i've got lots of deals for you. hour many lumps of coal can one person put in three boxes? >> it must have been heavy. >> reena, i appreciate getting anything. >> you're welcome. >> i mean that. >>> don't miss updates on our fan page wnnfans.com. >> announcer: this is "world news now," informing insomniacs for two decades. >> announcer: this is "world news now," informing insomniacs for two decades. >>> making news in america this morning -- siege in sydney. breaking developments as a gunman takes hostages at a popular cafe, forcing them to hold an islamic flag against the window. some able to escape. others left inside. the latest details ahead. >>> breaking overnight, the last escapee from an alabama prison break now captured. the murder suspect captured by u.s. marshals with the help of a 24-hour tip line. >>> foul play. a coach grabs his own player by her hair and throws her across the floor. why did she get

the new york times to say that about new york nypd amazing. is on times square. do you think these people that you wrote that about should be -- maybe they should turn their backs on times square and the times building. >> that was a remarkably aggressive and bad editorial. >> i said he had a bad line and he never should have done it. i will agree with the "new york times," it is a pity party. >> when all those code pink protesters, bum rushed condi rice, or when they occupy protesters, they love that stuff. >> who does? >> the "new york times." they were applauding that. >> i'm not defending the "new york times." >> but when the police officers protest when they silently turn their backs? >> the police department is the best in the country and it was the worst in the country 25 years ago. >> the "new york times" needs to apologize for that. >> i think tomorrow night, new year's eve that people realize that the people who are going to be out there ruining everyone else's time they're not people who want justice, they want criminals to the be a

news program. >>> breaking news police forced to open fire killing the at the present time. >> lets go to chad pradelli live with the breaking details. >> reporter: hey monica we have one suspect dead and an active investigation in the officer-involved shooting officers from around delaware county were on scene and the body of that suspect was behind that emergency vehicle you see in front of us just moments ago upper darby police superintendant talked to reporters and he details what happened at 4:00 this morning. right on youtube where they are starting to kill police and fbi agents. they got the warrant for him and they were going to serve the warrant for him and he left the house in clifton and they

he's making new goals with the new year. here's the man we're talking about. 91-year-old ernie andres. came home to his family in redding. he spent more than a year running across america. he didn't take it easy. he kept up his training even during the holidays. sea world war 2 vet. he's running across america about a little known hero of the war. it's called the lst. a ship used to transport troops and supplies directly onto enemy beaches. >> now that we're retired and we started to see the underpeople aren't being educated about it, then i guess we're all getting concerned. >> it's history. >> he's hoping to make it to brunswick, georgia in the next three years. >> good for him. >> brian is our resident runner. he's sitting still today. >> this guy is gonna run to georgia. that's amazes. [ applause ] >> >> -- traffic looking really good out there. untypical for a monday. but i guess a lot of people had the day off work. taking a look at the maps. 101 northbound. this is the north bay this is 1 northbound. a couple of cars

new anger. following the execution-style murders of wenjian liu and rafael ramos. saying ismaaiyl brinsley ambushed the police officers. now more than a dozen threats of violence against officers on sunday alone. and it's not just new york. newark, new jersey police got warnings similar to the ones sent out by the nypd union, don't patrol alone. officials in boston and philadelphia are also warning officers to be on high alert as well. nbc's stephanie gosk has been following the story. have we learned anything more about the gunman? >> we are learning some new details. dsks say. detectives say the suspect has been arrested 19 times before this and he served two years in a georgia prison for weapons possession. his mother told police that he was, quote, often violent, and that he had even tried to take his life in the last year. now, detectives have also released some details on the time line of that day. they believe that brinsley shot his ex-girlfriend in the early morning hours in baltimore be

more google news, they are facing a new gentrification fight which is not in the bay area, "new york" reports that the company is running into problems in boulder colorado with plans doable new four acre campus to employ 1,500 people. neighbors are worried about many problems familiar to us in the bay area including rising housing prices and businesses getting priced out. no comment from google. >> new details this morning about the hack on sony play station which is back online. the network experienced three solid days of disruption disasterring on christmas and the group of hackers calls lids arrested squad -- lizard squad took credit for it affecting the gale plain. microsoft xbox service that went down on christmas is back online. >>> trading is underway on wall street in the next hour and stocks starting in report territory. >> sony is reporting huge numbers for the "interview," in america's money. >> good morning everyone, topping america's money stock market is in record territory gaining 6 percent in past seven sessions and setting a new record every day last week and s&p ope

inside of the new site, revealing your new thaws will lead to true love. and cecily tynan is back with the accuweather forecast no flaws in that. "action news" at 4:00 continues after this. >>> in australia, a would be thief attempt to rip off an atm backfired. literally. they tried to put a lit device in the machine in an effort to destroy it. the attempts blew up in his face and blew him out of his shoes he did escape with his life and the suspect was well enough though to successfully break into another atm a few days later. >>> on health check at 4:00, disease detectives and yes there is such a thing have an idea how the current ebola outbreak got started. they believe he may have gotten it playing in a hollow tree filled with bats. the boy often played in the tree and when the tree caught fire in march, hundreds of bats flew out of it and that species of bat is known to carry ebola. we know that too little sleep can make your sleeping fuzzy and lead to false memories for events that did not happen the way you remember or events that did not happen at

this optimism comes with good news.he dow above 18,000, and gdp for the third quarter up 5%, and unemployment below 6%, and we saw the falling gas prices over the last few months so how much is it going to affect the u.s. economy in 2015? are you hopeful? >> we did see good news this week from the gdp consumers, and the consumer, it was strong, and we saw the consumer seeing the benefits of lower gas prices which are around $2.30, the best in 5 1/2 years, and job gains, and they are on track for the best year since 1999, and we need a job loss of 45,000 to ruin that in december, and we're seeing that in the spending numbers. >> how about from the global perspective here? russia's economy is taking a hit because of all the falling oil and gas prices there and the sanctions imposed by the u.s. and european union. does that affect us in 2015 and if so how? >> the idea is we are showing strength in the face of the global slowdown. we have seen this from federal reserve chair, janet yellen, and the job gains and gas prices a

york and for new england.s far as impact over the dell will wear valley on tuesday it will be heavy rain, snow possibly north and some gusty wind. jury is still out. it is still early. but this is one of our dependable models is indicating. overnight mostly cloudy and on the chilly side, seasonal, 33, during the day tomorrow showers arrive in the evening. high of 47. on the exclusive eyewitness weather three day forecast saturday warmer but it will be rainy, sunday forbidder, we will get improving conditions, sunshine before subset for tailgaters and a temperature of 46 degrees. that is a look the at the the weather for next three days, we will be seeing even more wet weather next week, we will talk more about that next half an hour kate will have the forecast and we will send to it break and beasley will be >>> i'm thrilled to say that the sixers are looking for two in a row tomorrow night when oklahoma city thunder come to town. last night they avoided tying history, they needed just one more defeat to tie r

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>>> breaking news this morning on "world news now" -- the siege in downtown sydney. the terrifying ordeal in australia's biggest city. the dramatic developments and pictures coming in. >>> the crisis at sony. hackers releasing more damaging and embarrassing information from the moviemaker. what the company is planning to do today. >>> on the spot. a woman busted for stealing three eggs from the supermarket. what the police officer decided to do. the act of humanity and generosity that you have to see. >>> in "the skinny," barbara walters' most fascinating people of the year. so many headliners and celebrities and only one person topping that list. it's monday, december 15th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >> good morning to you. i'm reena ninan. >> i'm t.j. holmes. we start with breaking news. the tense hostage situation in australia paralyzing downtown sydney. >> several terrified captives managed to escape in two waves, running to the safety of waiting police officers. you can see the terrified looks right there on their faces. >> the hostag

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it's good news bad news now. network officially back up with the exception of a couple of apps. but the sony play station network is still offline and so sony is staying mum about whether the network will be back up any time soon. no word on the cause of the outages. it was a hacker attack? that's the word that is spreading around. but some people are speculating it could be because too many people were trying to access gaming networks yesterday after they took out their christmas presents. if it was indeed the hack attack and attributed to the group lizard group, this is a well known group that has attacked sony many times this year. that is leading some people to wonder whether they and not the guardians of peace were behind the big massive sony attack that brought us to this debacle and not north korea. >> so, you know, other than the problems with the gaming consoles, how did the rollout of the interview go both online and in theaters across the country? >> well, other than the fact it was not shown in 3,000

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david wright, abc news, new york. >> now it all makes sense. no wonder their tv journalists don't have teleprompters. they are investing all their resources in spying, hacking. >> we don't use teleprompters either for different reasons. >> it's all in our heads. >> it's all right here, folks. >>> coming up in our next half hour -- six more states will soon see gas prices dip. below 2 bucks a gallon. is your state one of them? >>> but first, the inspirational runner collapsing after crossing the finish line in every race, but she's determined to go on. her story next on "world news now." >> announcer: "world news now" continues after this from our abc stations. >>> inspiring story about a young woman's crippling disease and how she's refusing to let it slow her down. >> and we mean that quite literally. one of the nation's top student athletes showing us all what it means to be a real champion. here's abc's john donvan. >> good job. >> reporter: at the end of every high school varsity meet kayla montgomery has ever run, she has always come in ov

>>> welcome to "world news tonight." and breaking now, major winter warnings on both coasts at this hour. two powerful storms, digging out from the nor'easter. and bracing for this. the worst storm in five years in the west. san francisco, closing schools already. >>> also breaking, the nfl commissioner and the tough new rules tonight. pulling players the moment there are charges. plus, the nfl star, the truck accident, fracturing his back. will he play? >>> the big medical headline for women tonight. too much radiation? how much is enough? and what to ask your doctor. >>> and the hollywood e-mails hacked tonight. private words made public. about angelina jolie and others. could this cost millions? >>> good evening. as we come on the air tonight, there are two major storms hitting both coasts. in the west, the most powerful storm in five years. but first, look at this tonight. that nor'easter isn't letting up. cars and trucks brought to a stand still on interstate 81 in upstate new york. part of 81 shut down for seven ho

(male announcer): this is the bay area news station, kron 4 news starts now. >> catherine:happening now. >> catherine:candles and flowers in a deeply divided city. >> grant:mourners stopped by at a memorial tonight in honor of two police officers killed saturday in brooklyn. >> catherine:wenjian liu and rafael ramos died when a gunman opened fire on their patrol car. >> catherine:the killings followed weeks of demonstrations protesting police killings in ferguson, missouri and staten island, new york. >> catherine:tonight, it's the police who are angry. grant lodes is here to show us why. >> catherine:grant? >> grant:in case you missed it. this picture tells it all: >> grant:police officers turning their backs on the mayor, upset by what they consider his siding with the anti=police demonstrations that have filled new york's streets for the past weeks. >> grant:today, the police union agreed to suspend its criticism until after the officers' funeral. similar moratorium by the demonstrators. >>: "i'm asking everyone, and this is across the spectrum, to put aside the protests; put aside d

a fox news alert.eaking developments this morning in the execution of two new york city police officers. >> this is crazy. >> the chaotic moments after the ambush and the chilling methods from the shooter moments before he fires. >> a city divided. the mayor verses the police. >> blood on the hands on the steps of city hall and the office of the mayor. >> the growing criticism and the push for mayor deblasio to resign. >> new threats from north korea after the interview. the country's new warning to the u.s. and why top lawmakers say the president's response is totally wrong. "fox & friends first" starts right now. >> good morning. you are watching "fox & friends first" on this monday morning. i am leah gabrielle is for ainsley earhardt. >> i amhead heather childers. watch what i am going to do. those words seconds before he ambushed two new york city police officers executing them as they sat in their patrol car. >> chief correspondent jonathan hunt is live in brooklyn with new information about the h

we're not in new york. you know, the mayor has asked for that in new york.kee, people are continuing to protest. and i support people's first amendment rights to protest. the family in milwaukee wants that support at this time. because they want to elevate the cause of mr. hamilton. you know mr. hamilton, what we have learned from the district attorneys not charging is that in milwaukee there is absolutely no right. we believe in people's civil rights are breached. there's a very, very low bar with our police department in terms of supporting and reenforcing people's civil rights and we think that the justice department needs to come in and look at this. >> uh-huh. >> hamilton was lying on a bench, aing taking in the summ sun, and he was fired by police chief flynn because we feel the officer escalated the situation beyond what was necessariful necessary. we was breaking a law and based on the broken window theory where you prosecute every public case. this man was sleeping in a public park during the day breaking the law and this situation escalated from hi

stay with nbc 10 and nbc10.com for new developments. >>> other news right now. philadelphia police say a driver was reaching back for a loaded gun when an officer shot and killed him this morning. now, his family is demanding answers. the 26-year-old brandon tate brown was killed after stopped by police in northeast philadelphia. now his family says they want a clear understanding of exactly what happened. nbc 10's investigative reporter harry hairston returned from talking to investigators. >> reporter: police are telling me they did what they had to do, stop a man from reaching for a gun during a violent struggle. >> i would like to know every call that it took, not to disable my son, but to kill my son. >> reporter: police say they saw 26-year-old brandon tate brown driving the white dodge charger with the headlights out. >> upon approaching the vehicle the partner observed a gun in the center console. >> they ordered tate out of the car. >> one of the officer discharges his weapon, discharging him one time in the head. >> i want a clear understanding of what

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that's good news. but back to the south and west, we are looking at some wet weather down to the south, so that batch will move through as we head towards the later part of today. christmas eve forecast, that's going to be your wet day. rainy and windy, mild, though, right near 60 degrees. a big travel day. that's going to be a day to watch as we head throughout the middle part of the workweek. then christmas day we are going to bring temperatures back into the 50s. colder and windy. so, yeah, plan on that as you plan your holiday. 33 at mt. pocono pod, 38 quakertown. and around the city, 37 in doylestown, 38 mt. holly and 39 in trenton. a cold day today. we'll warm it up over the next couple days. we'll look at your seven-day coming up. >> michelle mentioned a dry commute this morning at 6:39. let's check the roads for you. >> yeah, that should help out drivers out there. let's get a check of the traffic with reporter jillian mele. good morning, jillian. >> good morning, guys. in the lehigh valley, ro

as we approach a new year with the new congress.ident obama work with the new gop house and senate or continue down this path of executive action. mitch mcconnell met with obama at the white house. they pledged cooperation and to seek area, of compromise. then just a few weeks later mr. obama dropped the immigration executive order bombshell. angering republicans by offering amnesty to up to 5 million illegal immigrants. the president said it was due to inaction in congress. republicans view it as an assault on the constitution. but disspeed that rocky beginning, the white house and republicans are expected to find some common ground on trade deals and tax reform, especially corporate tax rates. >> he's going to face obviously republicans that control the senate which is going to change the dynamic. this is something the president has talked about, trying to find common ground in areas of compromise. the question is exactly where are those going -- where are those going to be and will there be actual compromise as poe top to just ta

for a full hour of "action news" on phl 17 have a great new years eve. >>> "action news" delaware valley's leading news program. with jaime apody, meteorologist cecily tynan, rick williams and monica malpass. >>> well, the final evening of 2014 is chilly but accuweather says we are barely above freezing as preparations kick into high gear for new year's eve it looks like you'll need to bundle up to ring in 2015 sharrie williams joins us and the big story is the new year's eve celebrations happening here and around the world. >> if are you heading out make sure you are dressed for a cold evening. >> the weather will not stop people from gathering in times square tonight in new york, people are starting to pick their spots to watch the ball drop you can see it unfold tonight starting at 8:00, back here looking out over penn's landing, some people are spending the final hours of the year enjoying ice skating and later they will enjoy two spectacular fireworks shows. cecily tynan is outside with more on what to expect from all the celebrations. it's clear and cold, for our new years eve, what

there is more coming up on abc world news with david muir after "action news." oming up on abc >>> quarterback and nfl star cam newton is in the hospital after being involved in a vehicle crash in north carolina near the panther stadium. much of the roof appeared to be caved in, the 25-year-old was in the truck when it collided with another car. the charlotte observer postd this photo of newton shortly after the crash. despite the doctors saying he has two fractures in his back and no words on when newton might return to action. doctors say it actually takes 4 to 6 weeks to heal and the qb is currently in the hospital and officials plan to keep him overnight for observation. >> okay. thank you sharrie. health check tonight, the ebola outbreak continues into west africa, and other areas are getting worse. ali gorman is at the big board with details. sierra leone has overtalk enbabeleer yeah with ebola cases. in western sierra leone and eastern parts of guinea, officials say that treatment centers are opening in sierra leone, and they need trained staff. about 70%

news of this comes as they look at a new test for ebola. the current test requires a computer program. >> chief meteorologist doug hill has a look at what to expect. >> temperatures in the 60's, and we are 41 outside the belfort furniture weather center right now. as we look live at the campus of montgomery college in rockville, we see some clear spots that will go across the entire region tonight. due to an area of low pressure to our south, moving from west to east, maybe some patches of light rain. it will be insignificant, and then skies will quickly clear. at washington dulles and gaithersburg -- through this evening, cloudy and chilly. temperatures will start dropping, and then as we go through the overnight hours, we will see temperatures in the upper 30's. just that fast, it will be out of here, and then it turned sunny and pleasant or december 30. we will look at the weekend for you and just a few minutes leon. >> thank you. the sun will begin to rise, allowing a search for the air asia flight that disappeared hours ago. we are joi

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