>> certainly, nora. some insurance companies were not being up front with their consumers. at soon as this came to my aeanings last fall, i immediately sponsored legislation allowing those plans to become permanent. that is what took place in north carolina. i think what we need to look at is the fact that speaker tillis has denied medicaid expansion in north carolina. that's 500,000 neam could get coverage. these people still get sick. they go to the emergency room. it's the most expensive care there is. just today in the newspaper in greenville, north carolina, they were talking about e.c.u. were having unbelievable problems because of no medicaid expansion. we've already had one hospital close in bell haven. speaker tell is is proud of the fact that he hasn't expanded medicaid. >> a reminder to keep to the time. speaker tillis, would you like to reply to the charge about denying med dade expansion? to would like to go back the fundamental problem. kay hagan has failed north carolina. i want the best h

in an exclusive interview goodell sits down with cbs this morning nora o'donnell. hear what he says about whether the nfl dropped the ball. >>> but first lets get traffic and weather together with katie and torey, good morning. >> good morning, everybody. things are quiet for a change. we have a number of side effect is still lingering from the low pressure that just barely passedded us by yesterday. we will talk about that, mainly relevant to the shore and also, our next cold front that will be messing with our forecast, full details coming up, torey, over to you. >>> we have construction messing with our commute. lets go outside ever so quickly and take a look at i-95 traveling around philadelphia international airport that activity there is on the southbound side, right, center lanes blocked as a result of construction. we will have details coming up but lets head back over to ukee. >> torey, thank you. >>> fall out surrounding ray rice continues, commissioner

nfl commissioner is talking exclusive that cbs's nora o'donnell. and both members are calling for a major review of the program that kept rice out of jail. >> "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabao joins us from the cbs-3 sat center with the preview of the exclusive interview, jan. >> reporter: erika and ukee, there has been criticism aimed at nfl recently. first it had to do with how officials dealt with ray rice's initial punishment but now it has to do with the second video and what nfl officials knew bit. well, happening this morning, nfl commissioner roger goodell will address just that in an interview on cbs this morning. >> reporter: did you know that a second tape existed? >> well, we had not seen any videotape of what occurred in the elevator, we assumed that there was a video, we asked for video but we were never grant that had opportunity. >> reporter: so did anyone in the nfl see this second video tape before monday. >> no. >> reporter: for the the first time

lets get to a special report there bob schieffer, nora o'donnell has an exclusive interview with the nfl interview roger goodell. >>> 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

exclusive that cbs's nora o'donnell. and both members are calling for a major review of the program that kept rice out of jail. >> "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabao joins us from the cbs-3 sat center with the preview of the exclusive interview, jan. >> reporter: erika and ukee, there has been criticism aimed at nfl recently. first it had to do with how officials dealt with ray rice's initial punishment but now it has to do with the second video and what nfl officials knew bit. well, happening this morning, nfl commissioner roger goodell will address just that in an interview on cbs this morning. >> reporter: did you know that a second tape existed? >> well, we had not seen any videotape of what occurred in the elevator, we assumed that there was a video, we asked for video but we were never grant that had opportunity. >> reporter: so did anyone in the nfl see this second video tape before monday. >> no. >> reporter: for the the first time nfl commissioner roger goodell is speaking out about the ray rice scandal and

new jersey correspondent nora muchanic live in the new jersey newsroom with more. nora? >> authorities say john sheridan died at the scene. his wife at the hospital. exactly how they died is still unclear. the police are treating their home in somerset county as a crime scene. >> both for he and joyce not to be here, it's everybody is asking why, what happened? >> the long time lobbiest knew john sheridan and his wife, joyce, for decades. sheridan the c.e.o. of the health system in camden and his wife a retired school teacher. >> the sheridans pronounced dead after a fire in the second-story bedroom in their home. and the task force is vec vecht -- investigating. they will not talk about how the fire started and saying autopsy results not available it will tomorrow. >> john as much of a mentor from a lobbying standpoint as i had. i looked up to him and what he represented. honest straight forward guy. >> he transcended politics. >> they described sheridan has a quiet behind-the-scenes guy seeing the expansion of cooper health. >> his compassion and commitment to that cit

cbs morning show with nora o'donnell, we will talk about what he knew about that second video, what nfl official did his to obtain it and what is in store for ray rise's future with the league. of course, all of this stems from this newly released video from tmz sports showing the star running back striking his fiance janay palmer in the an elevator. this has prompted local lawmakers to call for a review of the pretrial intervention, program, and this february incident. rice never went to jail for what he did here instead he was entered into a first offender program, where he addressed anger management and paid a small fine. ultimately charges will be dropped as long as rice completes the program but this morning, the spotlight is on the nfl. here's a preview of nora o'donnell's interview with commissioner goodell. >> reporter: did you know that a second tape existed. >> well, we had not seen any videotape of what occurred in the elevator. we assumed that there was a video, we asked for video but we were never grant that had opportunity. >> so did anyone in the nfl see this second video

nora muchanic channel 6 "action news." >> this is the place to be on a hot, humid day like today.y6 live hd taking a live look at cape may, new jersey, you'll need the beach breeze to stay somewhat cool today. 9:25, 90 degrees in the city. during to sports, the eagles are gearing up for the season opener at the linc. penn state's coach prepares for his debut and the phillies stun the nationals. ducis rogers has sports. >> reporter: good morning, the injury report is relatively clean heading into sunday's opener against jacksonville. josh huff and pulk is questionable with a hamstring injury. tackling dummyies and each other is over. >> they stepped on the field they are philadelphia eagles as soon as they stepped on the field. >> it's going to be a good feeling, the preseason games got me ready for it, it's not going to be too shy, i'm just going to play my game. >> we're putting book ends on tomorrow's game, join mike quick and myself for eagles game day kickoff as we preview the contest and we'll wrap it up with eagles game day final. >>> we've been talking about what a great pi

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nora muchanic was right there. >> this was our favorite place to stay. we stayed right up in those rooms. they unloaded a huge sign saying the plaza closed. this put 8,000 workers on the unemployment line. >> business wasn't good and very to move on. >> 27 years room service and cash ear, it's going to be hard. just got to go fine jobs. >> these two gentlemen were the last to check out of trump plaza. >> we have good friends in the restaurant, we just said good-bye. >> it looked like a ghost town, there was nothing there and everything was closed. as crews began moving equipment out of beach bar, he thinks that atlantic city is suffering because it missed the boat years ago by not becoming a mini las vegas, make it into an all year attraction for families and gamblers. >> we have to find those venues that you done have in your home town and atlantic city has to be the place to come and play. >> donald trump expressed a desire to get back into atlantic city to save trump plaza and its sister property taj mahal. >> i spoke with him this afternoon. >> price

nora muchanic revisits the walk of death. >> before columbine or newtown there camden the 28 year old in a suit and tie knocked the river road shooting and killing 13 people and injuring three. among the victims, a 6-year-old boy getting a haircut on this hobby horse at the barber shop, known as the "walk of death." >> that was america, apple pie after we won the second world war, it was never expected. >> get away. let's go, let's go. >> he was 6 when his mother shooed him into the house. and the sharp shooter kept records about neighbors he had run-ins with. 15 years ago i spoke with a survivor. >> gun fire happened and my grandmother was holding a phone dead with blood out of her nose and face. >> he hid in the closet hopeless and came out to see that terrible scene. >> it was pretty strong being it was one of the first occasions of a mass murder at that time. >> 80 year old len irvin is a volunteer at the historical society where they keep the memorabilia from the notorious crime. the shooter confessed and died in 1988 after being confined to a mental hospital for 60 years. the tr

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nora? >> hi monica. no sightings of eric frein today but the search goes on. the police and tracking dogs have not found this fugitive yet they are uncovering more evidence that the shootings were very carefully planned. the manhunt continues for eric frien. >> and the search of the computer hard drive indicates extensive internet research on topics such as how to avoid policeman hun -- police manhunt and survival. >> and looking at buck him inn where the search teams covered the ground and 900,000 square feet of buildings with no luck. >> i would really like them to catch him. the area will never be safe until they do. >> the rugged terrain is making it difficult for the search teams to cover the miles of territory where frein may be held up. and they found materials to lead them to believe that frein experimented with pipe bombs. >> conducting searches and even as people are traversing woods there is a possibility of a booby-trap. >> the kid just has to come out. end it, come out safely and you will be safe, they will be safe. i don't want to see him kill an

nora muchanic has more from northeast p-a still on edge. >> i don't go out of my house once i'm home.n't go near the windows, because this could happen in a flash that they get some sightings. >> reporter: that hadn't happened for days, so the intense manhunt in monroe and pike counties go on as search teams try to to locate survival i also air enfrein. police say he is the man who planned the killing of bryon dickson. investigators say he did expensive computer searches. >> he is wearing diapers? they are calling diaper scene of the crime. >> now there's the possibility that he may have planted pipe bombs in the woods. >> reporter: i'm not going to comment on the components he found. we are aware he experimented with those. >> reporter: search teams went through the giant abandoned buck hill property but no luck in finding frein. >> i would really like them to catch him, because the area will never be safe until they do. >> you're a coward. >> reporter: and troopers spoke directly to frein who may have a radio. we are not intimidated well not leave, we have a clear mission with speci

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sixteenth annual hero thrilled showed was held today at wells fargo center and nora muchanic was there. >> reporter: do not try this at home. dare devil stunts like these are the specialties of the philadelphia police high waste patrol motorcycle drill team. the big draw every year is the hero thrill show. >> it is amaze to go me, this is my first time here and i'm enjoying every minute of it. >> reporter: hero thrill show has a long history for 60 years now it will raise money to educate survivors of the police and fire fighters killed in the line of duty. >> we see all those women over there with their children, somebody has to do something to educate them at the college level. that is what we do. we have 17 children that we're currently putting through college. >> reporter: this little guy is son and name sake of officer john pawlowski who was shot and killed in the line of duty in 2009. >> we think about john all year long and it can be sad, it can be happy but we come here and it is uplifting. it is just cool that johnny will benefit from this some day and i will be forever gratef

"action news" reporter nora muchanic live in blooming grove where the state trooper bryon dickson worked and was killed. >> and the police are targeting certain areas because they have been able to track frein's cell phone. he turned it on the other day in an effort to call his parent, but enough to track signals giving searchers leads on where to look. >> i don't know out of my house once i'm home. i don't even go near the windows because this could happen in a flash that they get some sighting. >> that hasn't happened for days, so the intense manhunt in monroe and pike counties goes on as the search teams trying to locate the survivalist and accused cop killer, eric frein. they same he is the man who carefully planned the shooting of bryon dickson september 2 and another trooper seriously wounded. frein did internet searches on how to avoid a manhunt and hide in the wood. >> and wearing diapers? calling him diaper sniper. >> and they are worried that he may have planted pipe bombs in the woods. >> i will not comment on things we have found. he may have experimented those and we are sea

nora muchanic for channel 6 "action news." >>> time to talk temperatures. dealing with cooler conditions this friday. a live look from sky 6 hd at the center city skyline. just peeks of sunshine mixed with clouds today. we could warm up for the weekend as we say good-bye to summer officially. meteorologist cecily tynan outside of the studios with the early word from accuweather. >> hi, rick. this weekend definitely summer's last blast. this morning it definitely felt like fall. philadelphia dropping down to 58 degrees. 1 degree below the normal low this time of year. look across new england. burlington 32, bangor and caribou down to 30 degrees. a hard freeze up there. afternoon temperatures struggling. philadelphia currently 68 degrees. we were 71 degrees the last hour. new york city 64. syracuse 63. and baltimore a little bit warmer, 73 degrees. so all week long temperatures have been comfortably cool. monday, 72. tuesday, 74. wednesday, 75. we're dropping now. so far the high today 71 degrees. that is 6 degrees below average. but we will be warming things

thank you nora.l continue to follow the latest on the troubled atlantic city casinos at 6abc.com. we have a link to a new jersey state website set up to help displaced casino workers find jobs. police are trying to sort out details about a 32-year-old man's death in northeast philadelphia last night. officers were called to the home circle apartments at 11:30, they thought they were responding to a home invasion shooting, the 31-year-old resident said he sfoted the suspect near his daughter's bed and told the intrude tore stay down when he called 911. when the man moved the father shot him in the head but the deadly shooting may have been a case of mistaken i'd it, and the daughter said the man in her bed was her boyfriend. >> there was no sign of force but the blinds inside did have some damage, they appeared to have been disturbed. >> well, the father and daughter left police headquarters a short time ago, so far no charges have been filed. we'll continue to follow this one. >>> a 42-year-old woman

nora muchanic will have more in a live report at 12:30. >>> the investigation continues into a shooting inside a northeast philadelphia apartment, a man says he shot and killed a would be intruder as he tried to get in his home. but the would be intruder may not have been an intruder at all. katherine scott joins us live with the details. >> reporter: police are trying to get to the bottom of this one, this was an intruder that broke into a second floor apartment here and police are also investigating that the man was the boyfriend of the homeowners daughter and had been invited in. police were called to the home circle apartments last night just after 11:30, the initial call indicated that an intruder, broke into a second floor apartment and was shot by the 41-year-old homeowner. police are investigating if the 32-year-old man was shot to visit his girlfriend. >> there was no sign of any force, however the blinds inside, did have some damage that they appeared to have been disturbed. >> the homeowner told police that the 32-year-old man had come through his daughter's window and he hea

the idea that, there were so many things wrong with that interview with nora o'donnell.apparently goodell was the only person in america that found it ambiguous in the elevator. >> a thing to note. mueller will not have subpoena power, or testify under oath to him what happens in these investigations of course. that then allows a lot of things to happen throughout the course. he might not be able to get to the truth. what we have seen throughout all of this, they don't seem particularly interested in giving us the truth. >> ray rice's attorney had the tape. i don't know if cbs knew that at the time they sat down for the interview. there is no explanation for why or even if they tried to get the tape from ray rice's attorneys. >> yeah, exactly. this has been absolutely bungled from the start. and absolute best case scenario, the nfl's fact finding was amazingly shoddy. and i think something that, that this is the most buttoned up organization. they do not make pr gaffes the way leagues do. existentialer to of concussions is one thing. this is kangaroo court stuff. from th

the response has been dramatic. >> reporter: nora was part of the study testing drug that was able torogram her cancer cells, making them behave like normal cells. >> that reeducation has different results, sometimes the cancers disappear, sometimes they boost immune system and immune system cures cancer cells and sometimes cancer cells sort of persist and become chronic disease. >> reporter: meaning some can live with cancer, as for nor at new therapy put her cancer in remission allowing her to get a bone marrow transplant. >> absolutely saved my life, never stop fighting, just keep ongoing, and stand up, yes, to cancer and say hey you are not going to beat me, i'm going to beat you. >> how about that. >> doctors at temple are working with research's cross the country on this trial. the other institutions are testing the therapist on lung, breast accounts colon and liver cancers. the experimental medications are less toxic, so they have fewer side effects making it easier for patients. welshing tomorrow night you can stand up to cancer. it is a live one hour fun raising special broug

nora muchanic will have much more on the program and kids they benefit coming up in the next half an hour. >>> one way to get children involved in charity toys dress them up as super heroes. plenty of capes and masks could be found at fairmount park this morning for a variety children's charity 5d. the organization offers programs, in support of children, with special needs. >>> all right. much more to come on "action news" at ten. a triple crown contender runs his first race since losing the belmont steaks, how california chrome did during a race in bucks county. >>> a piss pol packing pastor lets the thief know they have pick a wrong target and it is all caught on camera. >>> unpleasant chemical may be lurking in your wallet, we will tell you what it is and how to protect yourself. ring ring! progresso! it's ok that your soup tastes like my homemade. it's our slow simmered getables and tender white meat progicken. apology accepted. i'm watching you soup people. make it progresso or make it yourself. you say avocado old el paso says... zesty chicken and avocado tacos in our stand 'n

. >> "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabao, the exclusive details with cbs this morning nora o'donnell. what can you share with us. >> reporter: a lot of people have been waiting to hear from him. there have been unanswered requestes about this ray rice scandal namely, what the nfl knew about this second video. well, happening this morning nfl commissioner roger goodell is providing some answers on cbs this morning. >> reporter: did you know that a second tape existed. >> we had not seen any videotape of what occurred in the elevator. we assumed that there was a video. we asked for video but we were never grant that had opportunity. >> reporter: so did anyone in the nfl see the second videotape before monday. >> no. >> reporter: for the first time nfl commissioner roger goodell is speaking about the ray rice scandal and cbs news nora o'donnell, folk thus surveillance video from inside the revel casino showing a brutal attack by the star running back on his then fiance janay palmer. >> how is it that the nfl could not get their hand on the second tape but a web site called tmz could. >>

aún está más, viendolos a ellos , pensé yo del pasado , de todo lo que había elegido, incluyendo a noraiendo varias personas ya grande que estaban de ahí del inicio de la iglesia y las luchas, todo tiene historia, como llegamos a esto . >> si este punto. >> la leyenda de cesar chávez y su relación con la iglesia católica es profunda. >> si que algún día pueda ser canonizado como santo en la iglesia católica , se lo merece . >> creo que sí. >> porque sabemos algunos de nosotros que fue la lucha , por quien fue la lucha y que tan difícil debió ser porque también fui campesino, a mi me inspiro porque soy una personas nada más pero él inspiro a muchas personas él y el padre mcdonald y después también más gente, pero me siento orgulloso de haber sido parte de esta leyenda que será, de esta historia, e. >> el padre mcdonald no salió , ni cesar chávez de alguna institución sino que salieron del barrio sal si puedes, que es un barrio humilde pero con ganas de progresar . >> si no llegaron mandando diciendo que querían para ustedes, nos tratan así a nosotros los latinos así por siglos . >> que d

to build the program, but the feeling is that the kids are already winners, in north philadelphia, nora muchanic channel 6 "action news." >> it's a great story! >> there's much more to come on "action news," sky6 live hd is live looking at a foggy camden, meteorologist chris sowers is back next with the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. >> hundreds of thousands of people are following a local couple on facebook, sharrie williams has their emotion story of a baby bucket list while their sick child is still in the womb. >>> >> the end of summer looks like winter in minnesota. that's actually hail, though.ike not snow, don't get too scared yet. the storm was so bad, one person needed a shovel to dig out. the winds caused property damage there, as well. >> that's scary. >> reporter: i was checking it and it was like oh, my gosh, what happened out there. it wasn't supposed to notice. >> that's a lot of hail. >> reporter: it accumulates like snow does. let's look at our weather, we won't see any rough weather here, we could see passing shower or thunderstorm north and west of city lat

nora muchanic explains. >> revel's auction was suppose to take place at 9:00 this morning in new yorkis delayed by the appearance of last minute bidders, that upseted glen straub who offered a $90 million bid for the shuttered casino. >> whatever which way they decide, it will create definitely jobs. that is my concern an attorney for glen straub says the auction is tainted, and the attorneys for revel -- he would turn it into an elite university where the best and brightest would tackle the pressing issue of today. >> i don't think it's smart. >> because? >> well, how much smart people have you got in this world. >> i don't think it's good. >> how come? >> they should do more for families down here. >> you want it to be a tourist attraction. >> right, real gamblingers are going elsewhere. something new and different may be a better idea. bidders are expected to negotiate for revel next week. i'm nora muchanic, channel 6 "action news." >>> a 21-year-old upper darby man sts first to be charged under pennsylvania's new human trafficking law. he is accused of assaulting two young girls h

nora muchanic channel 6 "action news." >> there's more to come on this sunday morning edition of "action news." the kids' fishing tournament turns into a life or death rescue when their boat flips. >> they don't have pom poms, but the cheerleaders can keep the beat. >>> now looking live through sky6 hd at the beach and boardwalk in atlantic city, chris sowers has the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast when we come right back. well, not that kind of fresh. on the freshness of our chicken. but i can guarantee the freshness of our chicken because we go beyond what the usda requires... with extra inspections in american family owned farms, refrigerated trucks that deliver daily and everywhere in between. that's what it takes to bring your family a fresh tasting chicken. perdue. we believe in a better chicken. >> the coast guard says life jackets saved the lives of 7 people whose boat capsized in the gulf of mexico. the four adults and three children were thrown into the water when the the motor broke down. the vestle overturned over is an in a bell island. another adult held on to a yo

administration will funds an outreach abraham to -- program to aid vets deal with their deem demo ns nora muchanic. >> we have a focus of a new exhibit that's in town, in 6abc loves the arts. >>> looking live through sky6 hd, looks like most of the clouds have lifted, chris sowers will have the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast she'll tell us when we'll see blue skies again when "action news" continues. >> a river of lava continues to flow from the volcano on the big island of hawaii. it's getting closures to the main road and housing subdivision. lava normally flows south to the see. it surprised everyone when a fissure that opened in june started sending lava in the opposite direction. >> jeff and his friends along with thousands thousands of others are cooking out in baseball-like weather. jeff said he wishes desean jackson all the best, but not today. he hopes the eagles win this one. today we're saying desean who. >> reporter: hopefully we say jeremy maclin a lot today. going live on sky 6. the weather is cooperating, we're not seeing any moisture and we're not seeing the fog

i'm nora muchanic, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. >>> a south jersey high school student injureda car accident this weekend has died of her injuries. she had been on life support since the crash on saturday. cook was one of five main land regional high school soccer players that was hit. the accident is still under investigation today. >>> a cape may county man will spend up to 18 years behind bars for killing two brothers while driving drunk. joshua malmgren plead guilty. he admitted to being drunk and texting when he hit the two girls as they walked along the middle township road. the judge is expected to sentence him to two nine year terms. he must serve ten years before being eligible for parole. >>> police tell "action news" that the victim fell out a dumb of truck after it was hit about a tractor trailer. it happened in the eastbound lanes in upper merion just aft 11:00 a.m. the man is treated for minor injuries at paoli memorial hospital. he may be charged with a traffic violation and cleared by 1:30 this afternoon. two delaware teenagers were charged after breaking into a

new jersey correspondent nora muchanic has story of rocky the bob cat and owner who left them. >> i doe him he's like familiar. >> i jenny fine of beach haven west couldn't be happier that's because rocky 38 pound hybrid bob cat is back home and after rocky escaped several times over the last year or so a judge or ordered cat held at popcorn zoo until she could prove she could stop this hairy hoodini from escapeing. he is happy to be home i've been visiting him at popcorn park his personality is different. he came back to his normal personality i was concerned about. it was 56 days he was sglon not only is there now a cage with a roof on for rocky to rome around outside but fine has installed a double door vestibule system in her house. >> her system of doors includes these sgle it's the same concept used at zoos and prisons. >> it's a safety mechanism in case the animal was to get out. my lawyer said that you know if he gets out now he's not rookie he's hoodini. >> she pled guilty to having annie mccormick mall run at large she paid a fine and court costs and reimbursed zoo 500 for ta

nora muchanic has more. >> altercations, i remember jumping over a counter to get to his boss. >> forrs bob has struggled with post traumatic stress disorder, partly from a horrible childhood where he and his mother were beaten by his stepfather and he was repeatedly fired from jobs not three years ago until he founds jiu-jitsu and the martial arts. >> it was ans cape, trying to do something with yourself. >> cosmo has become a master in three short years and is ranked eighth in the world for middle weight purple belt and manages the ptsd that left him 100% disabled. it's like tackling my foreseeing my mom getting hit and all of that violence, go to the source and i make it a part of me and use is it to relax. he says the martial arts did for him what medication couldn't. is he spreading the word to other vets that are dealing with ptsd. >> i want to live and overcome and be a story for people to look up to. >> he is hoping that the veterans administration will fund a program to help vets wrestling with their demons to practice the martial arts. >>> time for a check of the "action new

there is a lot coming up on cbs this morning, nora o'donnell joins us live from new york with a previewd morning. >> hey, good morning to you, natasha. ahead, president obama announces he is spending 3,000 troops to west africa to help contain ebola. dean reynolds at the centers for disease control where the president will layout the rest of his plan. also, budweiser and miller, could soon be made by the same brewer, joining us with the reason behind a possible buy-out. and whether it will affect beer in the u.s. and then rent the runway ceo takes us inside their warehouse, company's secret weapon to get dresses in top condition before they ship out to millions of members. >>> the news is back in the morning, so, we'll see you guys in just about ten minutes. >> nora, thanks so much. sigh now little bit. seems like they've got drive-thrus for everything these days, food, the bank. >> yes, and now, a drove through for funeral home. here it is. at the paradise funeral chapel in sag now, michigan, as drivers approaching the window censors, trigger the curtains to move back, and reveal the c

nora muchanic channel 6 "action news." >> coming up on "action news" saturday morning, new technology that can help diagnose concussions. >>> the most active volcano in the world is keeping hawaiian residents on edge. >> reporter: speaking of active, we'll have big storms tonight and we'll have a cooler seven-day forecast for you when (postal worker) hey! millers! you two day-dreaming? (millers, in unison) yes. (postal worker) about your victorian dream home? (mrs. miller) uh huh. (postal worker) or maybe a colonial home? (mr. miller) how did you... (postal worker) you have the new game from the pennsylvania lottery. (mr. miller) yeah, the new $1,000,000 instant jackpot! (mrs. miller) with 5 top prizes of $1,000,000. (postal worker) welcome to the neighborhood! (voice over) want to see your dreams come to life? you could scratch your way to instant winning today. the pennsylvania lottery. bring your dreams to life. >> residents of a rural subdivision on had hawaii i i'sg island is keeping a close on on the large flow from the volcano. if it continues on its path it could reach homes i

nora muchanic is outside now with the story. you spoke with that officer today? >> reporter: i did indeed monica and i have to tell you he is calm considering how close a call this was. a number of agencies are working this investigation, trying to locate the person possible for taking pot shots at the police car in the middle of the day. this is the 33-year-old pemberton police officer, that was in his cruiser when two shots rang out and one hit the roof of the vehicle, you can see where it scraped the paint and hit the metal. police asked that we not identify the officer, who is married with a 7-year-old clild. >> that could have been my last day and that made me angry because i have family and they could have possibly never seen me again. >> police were parked around this abandoned house and one bullet landed in a house across the street 100 yard as way and luckily nobody was home at the time. >> pemberton police don't yet know the motive for the shooting and they executed a search warrant at the home of a possible suspect but no arrests are made. >> we have d

i'm nora muchanic, channel 6 "action news". >>> a military veteran received a full hero's homecoming today. the american flag flies over bruno's new home. they now own this mortgage free resident thanks to wells fargo and operation home >>> seems like the days in between days can be almost as entertaining as the games themselves. before they can get set for the niners today, a little apology going on. the eagles are off to their best start since the super bowl season, what is there to complain about. kerry williams approach to chip kelly's practices. >> the most candid player in the locker room learned lessons mainly to keep his opinions close to the vest. he stood up to his teammates and apologized, about his comments that the practices left the players to drained for the games. >> i have to do better, i let the media in on it. very to accept the leadership role, i am one of the oldest guys in the locker room and i should know better. >> you felt the need to apologize even though guys agree with you? >> yes, but i feel like i need to apologize just because, as a role model for the y

nora muchanic is outside now with the story. you spoke with that officer today? >> reporter: i did indeed monica and i have to tell you he is calm considering how close a call this was. a number of agencies are working this investigation, trying to locate the person possible for taking pot sh

i'm nora muchanic with that story coming up. >>> for cecily tynan, rick williams, jaime apody, have a >>> "action news" delaware valley's leading news program. with ducis rogers, meteorologist cecily tynan, and jim gardner. >>> thursday night and free breakfast and lunch will be offered to all philadelphia school district students and philadelphia police arrest 11 during protest for higher wages for fast food workers but the big story tonight is utterly dramatic progress in the fight against crime in one of the country's most dangerous cities. live there is sara bloomquist. new crime statistics are telling quite a story. >> reporter: jim as you know there were plenty of sceptics when the county immented this county force, overall crime is down 40% in two years ago and we rode along with the police chief this afternoon to get a better idea as to why. >> north camden is one of our most challenging neighborhood. >> camden is consistently labeled one of the most dangerous cities in the nation. shootings are down 35% and total crime down 22% and police chief scott thompson took us around t

. >> nora muchanic police are tracking ghosts. >> reporter: not much wind, but cool enough for jackets on the kids this morning, it changeses this afternoon. i'll have the day-park forecast next i've lived hewith my mother, forty--four who is ninety--nine. people who do not live in delaware county need to know that tom mcgarrigle raised our taxes five times. five times in seven years. meanwhile tom mcgarrigle gave a million dollar subsidy to an energy company. tom mcgarrigle is not looking out for regular families or seniors at all. we need john kane in the senate. he gets regular families. pumpkin coffee for the morning, and i've got my pumpkin k-cup packs for at home. now i can have my pumpkin coffee any time i want it. pumpkin's perfect. it's dunkin' with a press of a button. bring home pumpkin or any other k-cup packs for $9.99. america runs on dunkin'. >> 5:51, two tourists arrived in plaind with an unusual -- maine with an unusual stow away in the trunk. they popped the trunk and found a python. an animal shelter is caring for the snake. how it got into the trunk nobody knows, it

once again, police say no one in custody nora rested at this time, walter, reporting live in north philadelphia, kenneth moton, "channel 6 action news." >> all right, kenneth, thank you. pennsylvania governor tom corbett ordered flags across the state lowered to half staff in honor ever the trooper killed in ambush last night. corporal byron dixon was shot during a shift change at the barracks in m blooming grove pike count yes and the other is hospitalized in critical and stable condition. a person of interest is being questioned so far no one was arrested. >> i was called 1:15 to be told what happened from the state police and have been in constant contact with the commissioner telling him whatever he needs from us or any government to let us know and he's keeping me fully apprised throughout the course of the day. >> trooper dixon once worked out of belmont barracks in philadelphia. this was target add tack against law enforcement. police from new jersey and new york ascended on pike county to help with the investigation. >> a neighborhood in south philadelphia is mourning an 82-year-old wom

that's not exactly what the nfl commissioner told cbs news nora o'donnell. >> when we met with ray rice and his representatives, it was ambiguous about what actually happened. >> but what was ambiguous about her laying unconscious on the floor being dragged out by her feet? >> nothing. that was the result that we saw. we did not know what led up to that. >> new jersey lawmakers are looking into whether rice was given special treatment when he accepted a deal to avoid jail time on domestic abuse charges. >>> switching gears and talking weather, if you're going to do something outside this weekend, you might want to pick sunday. >> our first alert chief meteorologist is here with the details and we have a yellow alert on tap, top? >> just for nuisance showers and light rain. there will be windows tomorrow you'll be able to do some stuff especially early morning and tomorrow night is okay. yellow alert saturday for showers, nothing heavy, no lightning or heavy downpours, time frame 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. the evening is okay tomorrow night. it will be very cool. wet for the kemps, wet for the ga

it's something the nfl commissioner seemed to contradict in an interview with cbs news anchor nora o'donnell with ray rice and his representatives, it was ambiguous about what actually happened. >> reporter: but what was ambiguous about her laying unconscious on the floor being dragged out by her feet? >> there was nothing ambiguous about that. that was the result that we saw. we did not know what led up to that. we did not know the details of that. >> goodell told cbs news he does not think his job is on the line, but there are increasing calls for him to step down or be suspended from his $35 million a year job. >> if there is evidence of a coverup with this video or anything else, i don't see how roger goodell keeps his job. >> also today 16 female u.s. senators sent a letter to commissioner goodell calling for a real zero tolerance policy. the new policy would allow a player to return to the game after serving a six game suspension. >> meantime raven fans stand behind ray rice saying his firing and six-game suspension amounts to jeopardy. many say rice deserves a second chance. >> report

reporting from washington, i'm nora. islamic state militants release a video which shows the beheading of a second american journalist, steven. these fighters in afghanistan say they're considering joining forces with the islamic state. we have a special report on what can be an alarming alliance. and a hack of hollywood accounts raise questions about what you need to do to keep your information safe. welcome to our viewers on public television in america and also around the globe. for the second time in two weeks, islamic state militants have released a video which appears to show the beheading of an american hostage. it is thought to be steven, a journalist abducted in syria last year. a militant in the video threatens to kill another hostage who is said to be british. this report by our security counterfrank gardner, doesn't include the entire video, but viewers may still find it distressing. >> steven before he was kidnapped. a freelance american journalist, he crossed into syria a year ago and was seized almost imme

now this comes 24 hours after roger goodell told cbs news nora o'donnell that the league was never able to obtain the the video. this official as he wanted the nfl to see it before it could decide on rice's punishment. >>> all this with ray rice puts spotlight squarely on the problem of domestic violence in this country. just hours after the video first aired two hash tags started trending on twitter, one why i stayed, the other why i left. tonight "eyewitness news" anchor pat ciarrocchi takes a closer look at this outpouring of first hand accounts. >> reporter: grain i surveillance from the revel casino elevator has prompted an outpouring, especially from those who survived violence at the hand of the loved one. kathleen hess has been there, she walk away from an abusive relationship. >> behind closed doors they are completely different person. they don't show to the world. so it is really hard for other people to understand or even believe you. >> reporter: social media opened a door with the help of writer beverly gooden who created the hash tags why i stayed and why i left. on twitt

don't forget commissioner goodell's full and exclusive interview with nora o'donnell on the "cbs evening news". >>> new to an "eyewitness news" exclusive, frightening moments on septa's market frankford el, riders watch as a teen suspect jumps from the top one train to another moving train. as "eyewitness news" reporter walt hunter tells us team was running from police following a fare dispute. >> reporter: what began as a battle will with septa police over a fare dispute turns potentially deadly as a 16 year-old suspect whose identity we are concealing slips away, jumps a turn style and then darts on to a train, climbing on to the roof. >> initial between two train cars and climbs to the top of the roof of the train, eastbound train. >> reporter: waiting riders screamed as they spot the suspect now jumping on to a second moving train as it pulls into the station. the the before climbing down to the platform at the erie torresdale station. >> there was several girls on the other side of the platform trying to tell them to get off the top of the train consider your own safety what are you

nora's. we post only what really matters. to your facebook news feed. i would rather ask questions to people in positions of power instead of speaking on their behalf and that's why you can find my show larry king now right here on our t.v. question for. joining me for tonight's big picture politics panel are scott greer associate editor of the daily caller ben cohen editor of the daily banter and david o'byrne health care policy analyst at the national center for public policy research thanks for joining us tonight. everything republicans have told us about how medicare is bankrupting the country turns out it's probably just a load of b.s. you won't hear this on fox so-called news but the government's own estimates for how much it will need to spend on medicare over the next ten years of the plummeting over the past decade back in two thousand and six the government expected the cost of medicare to soar to around fifteen thousand dollars per person by two thousand and sixteen by two thousand and nine however dropped its ten year estimate to just under

all of this contradicts what the nfl commissioner roger goodell told cbs news nora o'donnell yesterdayoodell said the league never received the tape. rob mottie is the reporter who heard the voicemail. >> the voicemail is from an unidentified woman saying that she received the video, thanking the law enforcement official for sending it and telling him he's right, it's terrible. >> still the law enforcement official could not confirm if anyone at the nfl had actually watched this video. >>> well, tonight the nfl released a statement saying "we had no knowledge of this. we are not aware of anyone in our office who possessed or saw the video before it was made public on monday. the league goes on to say we will look into it ." >>> our coverage continues online. you can find the latest any time at cbsphilly.com. >> a quiet night around the region but it's not going stay that way for long. "eyewitness news" at spruce street harbor park on penn's landing, people just enjoying a great night to be outside. but meteorologist kathy orr is tracking some changes tonight. kathy. >> on storm scan3 w

. >> roger goodell sat down for this exclusive interview with cbs this morning's nora o'donnell. >> did you know that a second tape existed? >> we had not seen any individual 83 tape of what occurred in the elevator. we assumed that there was a video. we asked for video. but we were never granted that opportunity. >> so did anyone in the nfl see the second video tape before monday? >> no. >> no one in the nfl? >> no one in the nfl to my knowledge and i've been asked that same question and the answer to that is no. >> how is it that the nfl couldn't get their hands on the second tape but a website called tmz could? >> well, i don't know how tmz or any other website gets their information. we are particularly relying on law enforcement. that's the most reliable. it's the most credible. >> while goodell did acknowledge the league believed there was a video tape that captured the assault he said they tried to acquire it from police, from prosecutors and from the casino itself but they were denied. he also defended the league's investigation. >> question becomes, did the nfl drop the ball or