. :01 :09 :34 :58 nora cruz estuvo al borde de la muerte.r y la espera de un transplante parecia eterna. nora cruz/recibio transplante de rinon in: 10:06:13 "me habían dicho que iba a tener que esperar tal vez 7 o 10 años". el hijo de nora, michal valdez queria donarle un rinon para salvarla de la muerte, pero era incompatible por tener diferentes tipos de sangre. nora cruz/recibio rinon in: 10:35:11 "nos hablaron que ucla tiene una lista le dan un riñón a una persona y el otro le da un riñón al otro". una cadena de vida que involucro a cuatro donantes y cuatro receptores. michael valdez/donador de rinon in: 10:39:18 "ni era pregunta para hacerte lo necesitaba mi mama porque tenía diabetes". michael se sometio a cirugia y dono su rinon. in: 10:22:24 con un abrazo y una sonrisa hoy conocio a quien recibio su pedazito de vida. ella, se llama danielle jones de 30 anos y es residente de las vegas. danielle tenia que someterse a once horas diarias de dialisis. danielle jones/recibio rinon in: 10:42:22 "gratefulnness---cut to---"agradecimiento que

. :01 :09 :34 :58 nora cruz estuvo al borde de la muerte.ncionar y la espera de un transplante parecia eterna. nora cruz/recibio transplante de rinon in: 10:06:13 "me habían dicho que iba a tener que esperar tal vez 7 o 10 años". el hijo de nora michal valdez queria donarle un rinon para salvarla de la muerte pero era incompatible por tener diferentes tipos de sangre. nora cruz/recibio rinon in: 10:35:11 "nos hablaron que ucla tiene una lista le dan un riñón a una persona y el otro le da un riñón al otro". una cadena de vida que involucro a cuatro donantes y cuatro receptores. michael valdez/donador de rinon in: 10:39:18 "ni era pregunta para hacerte lo necesitaba mi mama porque tenía diabetes". michael se sometio a cirugia y dono su rinon. in: 10:22:24 con un abrazo y una sonrisa hoy conocio a quien recibio su pedazito de vida. ella se llama danielle jones de 30 anos y es residente de las vegas. danielle tenia que someterse a once horas diarias de dialisis. danielle jones/recibio rinon in: 10:42:22 "gratefulnness---cut to---"agradecimiento

i'm nora muchanic, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you nora. >>> philadelphia police released new video of an armed ambush in oxford circle, two suspects threatened two men with guns, they were robbed of their money and keys and an ipad air tablet before they were forced away from the house at gun point and both men broke free but the suspects fled the scene. >> philadelphia police are the latest to use body cameras in a test, supporters of the technology says it can improve the behavior of officers and the public. sara bloomquist got a look at the cameras today. >> reporter: well, that is right, 30 police officers and one sergeant volunteered to wear the body cams in the busy 22nd district near temple university. all part of a pilot program that will last the next six months, they need to figure out which model works best and which one the city can afford. they range in size and have a variety of feature, they cost from $300 up to $1,000. commissioner charles ramsey is pushing for cameras for a while and hopes it will increase transparency and hopes it will give another level of protec

nora. >> reporter: hi, mon today. kids are asking not just for divine intervention but some help from the guy in the red suit, too. now, like so many parochial schools in our area saint paul's is on the chopping block. if they don't raise this money soon they'll be forced to close. saint paul's school in burlington city is fighting for its life. the diocese of trenton and saint katherine drexel parish can no longer support saint paul's and if the school can't raise $250,000 by january 15th it will have to close in june. >> lost registrations and the economy, things happen but we really feel that if he we were to be able to exist for at least a few more years with some subsidies and some extra money, we would be able to turn this around. >> it's devastating to know this could happen but i think we can actually do it because there's so many people who just love this school. >> reporter: saint paul's was started back in 1870 and now has 164 students from prek to eighth grade. tuition here is $4,100 a year. but that doesn

nora muchanic is live on long beach island but first meteorologist cecily tynan and melissa magee, what is the latest here. >> stormtracker 6 live double scan showing the heaviest rain associated with the low pressure that is currently off the coast of new jersey, you could say, all the heavy rain is well up to the north, northern new england right now, and upstate new york, if you look here you can see how we are getting the wrap around from the system and this is putting on the breaks and this will bring us on and off showers and snow showers through the night and through the day tomorrow. stormtracker 6 live double scan showing that we have light showers mainly west of philadelphia and some pockets of heavy precipitation and parts of berks county. temperatures are generally in the 40s, 45 in philadelphia, and 42 in allentown and 40 in reading and in the poconos 35 degrees, but colder air is being pulled down so a winter weather advisory is posted for the poconos where the rain showers will turn to wet snow, 2 to 5 inches expected in the poconos tomorrow. farther down to the south we'

right nora? we are at the quaker bridge mall at route 1, busy all day and getting busier as we speak. the mad rush is on for shoppers that haven't finished their list and for folks that haven't started to shop. >> i had to work until the end and now here i am, spending all my money i have coming. >> debbie was among the crowds at quaker bridge mall weighted down with gifts and feeling the pressure of last minute shopping. >> now, this year i am behind. >> the last minute shoppers are filling the stores you would think they are giving thing as way. >> the deals are awesome. the coupons are great and just tying up all the loose ends. >> one of few men that go out shopping with a list. i have a list. >> how are you doing on it? >> lots of check marks doing good. >> this kohls in chester is staying open so the hardiest can go. >> i have done that before and you get a lot done. >> work hard and then go home and wrap. it's fun. >> the mad rush continues to get all the presents bought and wrapped and un

new jersey correspondent nora muchanic is live after gloucester township police. nora, late word. police have made an arrest. what is the story on that? >> reporter: jim, police arrested a coworker of the victim. >>> he and another female coworker were taken in by susan johnson when she found out they had nowhere to live. for this mother and grandmother that turned out to be a fatal mistake. authorities have charged 30-year-old miguel diaz with first degree murder in the death of 59-year-old aerial resident susan johnson. they say diaz an female companion had been living on and off at johnson's home when last friday an argument started about money. >> during the course of that dispute the argument escalated until something physical. she was beaten with his fists and possibly another object that the witness was not able to identify. >> reporter: woman who is not being charged led police to johnson's body which was dumped in a wooded area near ball fields on commonwealth drive in evesham township and may have been there for a week. >> my reaction is they should get the death penalty

in trenton i'm nora muchanic for "action news" at 10 on phl17. >> love that. well eagles have big opponent this weekend and not doing it justice. >> live at the big board with the latest on that. >> hello there it's prettyty much the game of the week in nfl. eagles, seahawks sunday afternoon helps to clear up muddled 2346789 nfc picture. mark sanchez is an expert on hype having played in fork city and college ball ufc. not only does sanchez know how to handle it he knows how to ignore it. >> you have to be able to block that out you have to and like i said it's natural for somebody these guys won the super bowl last year he played with this coach before and all that stuff does not affect the size of the field and size of ball and rules. everything stays the same. so you have to keep your focus the same and keep your preparation the same. and you know don't make it any bigger or smaller don't short change it either. >> good point there. nfc defensive player of the month, the linebacker had 6 1/2 sacks november and 1 1/2 sacks overall tide for second in nfl. bar

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live in trenton i'm nora muchanic channel6 "action news." >> we do like it thank you nora. >> nora thanks. >>> the eagles season is officially over. they managed to pull off a win over the giants yesterday but they won't enjoy a trip to the playoffs that so many had hoped for earlier in the season. >> that part we didn't care for. "action news" director ducis rodgers joining us with a disappointing end to the season. >> we had known their fate for a week but that didn't make it easier to digest. the birds missed the playoffs for the third time in the past four years. it's been six seasons since they won a playoff game. no game planning for a post season contest. players came in early this morning for exit interviews and to clean out their lockers. there will be changes this off season there always are. coach kelly says he'll not only take a close look at his player's performance over the year he'll turn the microscope on himself as well. >> we will analyze everything. the personnel, let's make sure and you can talk to your eagle outside you can park your ego outside of the door. it's no l

nora muchanic has their story. >> i feel terrible. nobody told us.>reporter:that is the voice of president obama apologizing to two army captains. they planned to marry on 16-hole golf course. the president planned to play golf with friends. >>reporter:the carpet, anz all-american soccer player and loves golf. we spoke to mother robin celebrating their son's wedding. >> yes, they had to change location within a few hours. they managed to get another venue as apprentice scenic as the first one. the president calling at the end of the ceremony was so >>reporter:not every bride and grom gets a call from the president. >> we saw the name. we would not believe it was ed's son. >> it made their day. the plans went off and the bride and groom are happily married they are having a good time. >> if he knew leave those kids alone. >> he is not a wedding crasher. the president's golf game disrupted the ceremony. in brick, i am nora muchanic on phl17. >>> they don't seem upset about it. hawaii looks nice this time of year. cecily tynan live with the accuweather

fulfilling dreams across the country, nora muchanic profile a group called one simple wish. >> reporter: people are sorting through toys destined for the arms of foster children. some who only have the clothes on their backs. >> we want them to have an opportunity to have the same experiences as other kids and use the same items and resources that other kids have. >> they have connected to agencies in 46 states and tell them what they wish for. the child lets them know of a wish they need, and they send them to us and we evaluate the wish and put it on our website and then the donors can go online shopping, when a donor clicks one, they agree to pay and the worker goes to work. >> some are so simple they would break your heart. just the kinds of things that all kids want. >> movie tickets to see a movie, a baby doll, simple wishes. >> a girl going away to college, she wants typical normal things, a target gift card to get toiletries and clothes. >> there is a $500 limit but most are worth $60 to $100. these are thank you cards from foster kids since the program started. >> one wrote, it

nora muchanic, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. a 16-year-old construction worker was hit in north coventry township, this is the scene near route 100, lee boyer was helping to set cones for a lane closure and was hit by a jeep driven by a 57-year-old man, it's unclear if the driver will face criminal charges. >>> and in berks county police hope that newly released surveillance video will catch the gunman that shot up a barbershop. he walked up to the hair studio yesterday and opened fire and four of the 11 people inside were hurt. the same incident happened last tuesday. philadelphia police released this video of the drum up of a store in grays ferry, it happened in the snyder supermarket last month. two thieves cut a hole in the roof and dropped in. one man disconnected a surveillance camera and didn't notice the other wins, they took cash and cigarettes, and if you recognize the suspects please contact police. and thomasina tynes was sentenced to to years in prison and has to pay a fine. they were found guilty of clearing ticket

nora muchanic has his story. >> reporter: it may look like a toy store but this is bill wilson's living room. this former marine turns his mount laurel home into a workshop as part of the toys for tots program, and even after 25 years for him the cause never gets old. >> knowing are you helping little kids, know in my heart, these are the only toys they are going to get. >> adults shop in wilson's living room and can pick out several toys for each child or a bicycle. it's a god send for struggling family. >> i have two jobs and i lost them and i have to children, it's hard. >> what kind of difference does that make? >> to have presents, we weren't sure if we could afford to get them any. >> get hugs and cries and cards and people drop off cookies. >> the burlington toys for tots program is one of the most successful in the country, they expect to hand out 45,000 toys to children in the area. >> i haven't done any shopping yet, all we are doing it driving around and picking up toys. >> bill wilson says the toys for tots program is a labor of love and knowing that over 15,000 kids in the

live in our new jersey news room, i'm nora muchanic, channel6 "action news." >> all right, nora thank you. >>> worlds news with david muir will explain the extra precautions being taken by police departments across the country. that's coming up tonight at 6:30 directly after "action news" at 6:00. >> divers were not back out on the schuylkill river today after keys belonging to missing college student shane montgomery were found yesterday in the water. montgomery was last seen three and a half weeks ago leaving kildare's pub in manayunk early thanksgiving morning. police believe he walked into a park pentagon lot along -- parking lot along the river and somehow ended up in the water. >> the eagles hopes of making the playoffs are officially over and today head coach chip kelly spoke about how the team plans to finish out the season and they got one game less. >> ducis rodgers joins us now with the end of the season that started with some great expectations. >> yeah, and ends in a stunning collapse. still hard to believe. three weeks ago we were figuring out ways the eagles could get a

nora muchanic, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. stick with 6abc.com/weather for the latest on this nor'easter and all the winter's rough weather, we'll update conditions and follow the paths on storm tracker 6 radar. >>> now, the latest on our other top story this noon, the philadelphia fire department mourning the loss of one of its own, the first female firefighter to die in the line of duty. it seemed like a routine fire call at a row home on middleton treat on west oak lane. the firefighter got trapped in the basement and did not get out alive. john rawlins is live now at the scene with the details. >> we know the name of the firefighters, she is joyce craig lewis, 36 years old, an 11-year veteran, one of 150 women in the philadelphia fire department. she has a 16-year-old son and a 16-month-old daughter, earlier today she was dispatched to a fire on middleton street at 2:49 in the morning, she was with a first-in crew, and pulled a hose into the basement, they went down the steps a smokey basement fire we are told and then a s

nora did you get my gift yet? >> rick, the rush is on for the last minute shoppers arriving here and around the area and there are big bargains to be had. it's estimated that 15% of people are last minute shoppers, when you wait this close to christmas, they have their work cut out for them. the shoppers at the quaker bridge mall are feeling the pressure, facing the deadline to get the presents bought and wrapped and under the tree. >> i work all the time, so i'm just getting to it. i'm all done. >> shopping for my niece, nephew and my son and son's girlfriend. >> your list is long. >> doing well sales are great. >> we are trying to get parts for the computer and gifts for the last minute people. >> some shoppers a the coupons are great and tying up all the loose ends. many stores and malls have the run-up before christmas to give the last minute crowd a chance to shop. santa thinks it's a good time for all the procrastinators to get to work, it's a good died idea to do the shopping, tomorrow night is the big nigh

nora muchanic is live now in brant beach on long beach island, with updates on those conditions.i nora. >> reporter: good evening, long beach boulevard is one of the main drags here in town, it's flooded tonight now and no one can get through parts of it. can you see what is going on because it is being diverted right now at 30th street, police have blocked it off and they are moving traffic and there is water on the road in certain parts of it. but lbi is not the only place dealing with flooding, we were in atlantic city where they are dealing with this nor'easter too. that is the assessment of officials in atlantic city. it's no surprise when you watch the surf slamming into the boardwalk of atlantic avenue, it was destroyed during sandy and still taking a beating. >> you can see the water but not the waves like you can today. the waves are really big, i can't even believe that. we have extremely high tides and 6 to 10 foot surf and flooding in the usual areas in atlantic city. this is what it looked like in fairmount, california, this morning, streets were swamped and this bus

nora. >> reporter: hi, mon today.r divine intervention but some help from the guy in the red suit, too. now, like so many parochial schools in our area saint paul's is on the chopping block. if they don't raise this money soon they'll be forced to close. saint paul's school in burlington city is fighting for its life. the diocese of trenton and saint katherine drexel

as new jersey correspondent nora muchanic reports the low prices are like to roll into the new year. >> reporter: cars lined up 10 deep on this gas station on route 70 in brick that's where gas is selling for $1.95 a gallon the lowest price in new jersey. >> it's like christmas. they're giving gas away. i'm surprised. >> reporter: when you see $1.95 a gallon, what did you think? >> got to fill up. >> like the old days. >> reporter: you have to use a credit or debit card here. they don't take cash. >> it's the lowest around. i even posted on facebook with my friends you got to come here, you don't have to be a costco member to get itism tom used to pay $200 to fill up his motor home. today he came in at half that. >> it's the first time in years that it's been under hundred dollars. >> reporter: how does that feel? >> feels great. i love it. man, i'll tell you i wish it could be like this all the time. >> reporter: plummeting gas prices turned out to be a welcome christmas presenter for families traveling for the holidays and the good news is it's possible that prices may go down even

. >> nora o'donnell joins us now from new york with your preview. hi nora, happy new year. >> happy new year good morning ukee and nicole. we are in indonesia with the overnight discovery that may provide new clues in the final moments of flight 850 and what went wrong. plus we will take a look at the biggest stories and most memorable moments of the year. then we are gearing up for ball drop right here in new york city but did you know a glowing chilly bologne and a drag queen will also be dropped this new years eve? we will look at more unique celebrations, and where the whole tradition originated. the news is back in the morning. we will see new ten minutes. wishing you a very safe healthy, happy 2015. >> right back at you and the team up there, please pass it on. thanks nora appreciate it. >>> before you walk out the the door we will get another check of the fire works forecast and we will check traffic and weather on the three's coming up next. >> but first here's is w what coming up later tonight right here on cbs-3. when heartburn comes creep

live at the joint base, i'm nora muchanic channel6 "action news." >> nora thank you. >>> affordable housingwas the focus of a special celebration and ground breaking in philadelphia this morning. a former factory building on east allegheny avenue will be renovated and converted into what will become the impact veterans family housing center. 26 rental units for low income veterans and their families. officials with the impact services corporation helped break ground this morning part part of a celebration in which impact has helped local families who need special support. >> amazing piece of american history on display in philadelphia. one of the original copies of the bill of rights was unveiled at the national constitution center. tom corbett was there for the ribbon cutting and there were special events all day. 100 students grades k through schools also got to witness it i know grandma's house isn't the most exciting, but it's only for a few hours. look what i've got. when you get verizon fios, you get beautiful hd picture quality, super fast internet, and america's most reliable networ

but customers are not ready to come back here yet. >> nora thank you.ead more on this story by going to 6abc.com, we have posted information about the symptoms of hepatitis a as well as details on the vaccination clinic being held tomorrow. >>> we have breaking news now, at 30th street station where protesters have staged a die-in. and here is the video of those vokes doing that right now, this is in protest for not indicting officer darren wilson in the shooting death of michael brown. >> those involved dropped to the ground for 4:30 seconds because michael brown's body laid on the ground for four hours and 30 minutes. they are holding the die-in here because of the fact that the officer was not indicted in ferguson. they plan to march to city hall later this afternoon and somewhat disrupt rush hour traffic. this is the first phase of this protest. we are following that story and we'll have much more for you this evening on "action news." >>> a $1,000 reward is offered in the arrest and conviction of three men that broke a teenager's jaw and teeth, a 1

i'm nora muchanic, channel 6 "action news." >> it will be interesting to see if anything develops, in the meantime, tonight on world news, we'll hear more about david muir's exclusive interview with president obama, about the changes with cuba. over to rick and monica. >>> turning now to accuweather. the sun peeked out a bit today but the chill in the air returned in a big way. many folks are wondering what is in store for this final weekend before christmas. an important weekend for shoppers. cecily tynan is at the "action news" big board monitoring it all for us. >> the good news is, for shoppers and travelers this weekend, it's going to be a dry weekend and a cool weekend. we had a real it check, tuesday and wednesday, our high soaring up to 50 degrees and today's high 41 degrees, definitely a chill in the air and it felt colder than that with the winds. winds from the west northwest at 12 miles per hour. wilmington 12 and dover 13 and millville reporting 13 miles per hour. so you add that with the temperature, the windchill make its feel like 33 in philadelphia, feels like 28 in m

nora muchanic, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. >>> "action news" has kept you up to date on this including facebook, as officials released information about public safety this is one way we sent it to you. you can like our page. >>> in other news, a twisted love triangle involving two county police officers has ended in gun fire and tragedy. valerie morrow and her husband, tom morrow own this home on the 200 block, make it 600 block of glenolden. mr. morrow's alleged lover, showed up at the home wearing a bulletproof vest and carrying a gun. chad pradelli is live with more on what happened after that. >> reporter: rick, steven was a colwyn cop until recently, he is accused of gunning down a family until the morton cop returned fire and wounded him. >> investigators tell "action news" that former cop, steven res kowski had a gun, after he kicked the door in, and allegedly shot valerie morrow and then her 15-year-old daughter once in the arm, morrow's husband a part-time cop was awakened by the gun fire. >> tom morrow hears the commotion and gun fire and reached into his nightstand

nora muchanic has the story. >> 7-year-old aiden dreamed of being a firefighter and today he was laid to rest as one. firefighters from around the area came to bury the boy with full honors. he died on december 10th after an all lifelong battle with leukemia. >> to go what he was going through at such a young age and he never missed a beat. >> he treated us like he was one of us. and to see that passion in such a young boy, you wanted to be a part of it. >> when they heard of aiden's dream of being a firefighter, they made him an honorary member last year, his gear didn't quitd fit and word spread through social media and departments from all over the states and countries were sending patches and helmets to aiden using the motto, no one fights alone. >> it's unusual to hear of a 7-year-old that loves the fire department at such a young age. >> aiden's fight is over now but in his short time here he managed to such so many, a little kid from south jersey that won the hearts of firefighters all over the world. >> he had a smile on his face every day and did a great job of bringing every

i'm nora muchanic, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. >>> police have released surveillance video from a burglary at a home. the masked gunmen ambushed two men on the 71 hundred block of large street. they stole $7,000 in cash, an ipad and passport and car keys, the victims were on the way to the airport at the time of the holdup, if you recognize the suspects call northeast detectives right away. police are looking for the suspect that broke into a german town business on sunday. it shows a man forcing the security gate open outside of the deli and grocery store. once inside the alleged thief stole a handgun and $21,000 in cash. >>> an alleged package thief, is facing charges in berks county today thanks to a clever homeowner, and her neighbor's recently, so the sinking springs woman decided to take matters into her own hands, dime set up a surveillance camera and filled several packages with cash and the thief took the bait, that is lewis gonzales walking on to dime's porch and looking around and snatching the fake deliveries, he was arrested the same day. though believe gonzale

nora muchanic is live with more. >> reporter: health officials learned about the additional case this morning, and i'll have more on that in aminute. the clinic started this morning, and it's fairly quiet now but we expect it to get busy as people head here for the vaccine. >> i'm just cautious, my primary care physician recommended it. >> people lined up for the hepatitis a clinic

nora volkow, who is the director of nida, says they are not standing in the way.ot the only government institute that approves marijuana research. >> if you would come up with a grant that says, okay, this is going to be a treatment for drug addiction, it would go to us. but if it's cancer it goes to the cancer institute. if it is schizophrenia, it goes to nimh. so the institutes have a mission with certain diseases. >> what is clear, there are bureaucratic hoops that most researchers simply don't want to jump through. neuroscientist carl hart. >> there are not many people studying marijuana. it's very difficult to get approved to study marijuana. >> what's nice about israel is that the government is helping the research to happen. >> and it's research that could give hope to patients like charlotte figge. scientists in israel are learning that marijuana use might actually protect the brain, not damage it. >> they've been able to show that it can decrease the amount of brain damage from head injuries in mice. >> right. to be able to give a medicine after the injur

nora, good morning. >> good morning to you, ukee, erika. loft news, gathering new information on the taliban attack on that pakistani school that has killed dozens of children. also, the nypd john miller will be right here in studio 57, with how us law enforcement prepares for an attack similar to the sydney hostage situation. plus, margaret brennan gets a behind the scenes look at why the us is helping rebuild iraq's air force from arizona. >>> and then we will talk with google technologies about the top searches of 2014. >> the news is back in the morning. >> see in you ben tint. >>> looks like the words is rescue. >> brad fit fills in for his sick wife angelina jolie at her unbroken premiere. angelina posted message to youtube apologize r for missing the event because she has chicken pox. poor thing. produced and direct that film. it was a family affair in replacement of her last night in los angeles. brad joined by their children maddux, packs, and sallyann low jolie-pit pit. comes out christmas day. >>> ♪ >> luke bleigh and, vest first

nora muchanic has the story. >> i feel terrible nobody told us. >> that is the voice of president obama apologizing to newlyweds natalie and ed both army captains stationed in hawaii they planned to marry on a golf course there but had to switch in the last minute for the president to play a round of golf with friends. >> we went above the 16 and hole and were watching you go. >> that must have been painful. >> the broom ed is from brick township, new jersey he loves golf. his mother is still there celebrating the wedding. >> they had to change location in a few hours but the venue was just as pretty and scenic as the first one the president calling at the end of the ceremony was very nice. >> the story has gotten national attention. >> we didn't realize what was going on until we saw the name. >> it was ed we couldn't believe it. >> the family is excited and the plans when off and the bride and groom are happily married and having a great time. >> i think if the president knew i think he would have been like leave those kids alone. >> he is not quite a wedding crasher but the golf game

i'm nora muchanic coming up next on "action news" a look at why he braves this bitter cold water. also a shakeup in the eagles front office ducis rogers has sports when we continue tonight. >>> gas prices in pennsylvania any way could be headed up in the new year, the wholesale tax goes up 10 cents tomorrow to raise money for transportation it's unsure how much of tax is passed on to motorists it could be stepped off by crude oil prices it will help fund 80 bridge projects and 1,000 miles of repaving. >>> after a recount there is no winner between betty lou mckenna and lamar gunn. and governor jack markell released a statement saying he would wait for the supreme court to -- >>> a landmark south jersey restaurant reopens tonight two years after super storm sandy almost destroyed it. after the owner and his wife could not get a government loan to rebuild but senator cory booker's office lobbied and got them one and they stepped in to do what there was no money for. >> people came in to help rebuild and scrub and paint and carpentry here and there and it's shocking and humbling but

live in clementon, nora muchanic channel6 "action news." >> thank you nora. >>> also breaking right now police have told us the name of the woman found dead outside a so much motel this week. santiago was found in the trunk of a car in maple shade on sunday night. she lived in philadelphia. 41-year-old jesus garcia was arraigned earlier this week on charges of disturbing human remains but he has not been charged with her murder. police have not said yet how santiago died. >>> brand new at 4 o'clock, we have video of a brawl inside a delaware county school. students fought just as classes were about to start yesterday at can chichester high school. david henry is there now with more on what happened and how the school handled it. david. >> reporter: well, shirleen we don't know how the school is handling it because they're not responding to our calls for comment but in the meantime the police are investigating and they say criminal charges are likely against a number of students after yesterday's ugly melee here at chichester high school. >> (screaming). >> reporter: videos are poster on

nora walked 2km with her 12 day old baby and young son, after her home was submerged in a matter of hours. >> the government should play a role in the critical situation, concentrating efforts on mother that have just given birth like me. food is scarce there's a lack of drinking water. malaysians say the government has been slow to respond to the disaster. hundreds of volunteers are trying to fill the gap. many are distributing food drinking water and money. medical clinics are being set up. >> usually we worry about contagious diseases. they have diarrhoea due to inadequate hygiene, due to inadequate water and it is a great hazard actual. >> while urban areas have access to relief supplies remote communities are facing shortages. >> the the government promise 157 million to help flood victims rebuild their lives, but there are more immediate concerns. many are stranded in their homes, cut off from emergency aid >>> sri lanka has not been spared from the season's heavy monsoon rains. at least 10 people have been killed in mudslides and thousands forced from their homes. this person is in

county with a huge immigrant population, many of which are first-generation born. >> reporter: de noranandez is the daughter of immigrants from el salvador. she attended county schools from kindergarten to graduation from roosevelt high school. >> i have parents who didn't know the system, came from a different kind of educational background in their home country. and got to go through the system and excel. >> reporter: lupi went to schools in d.c., but she and her husband chose prince george's county schools. she came to the u.s. from el salvador when she was 7. >> i also think that really helped shape who i am as far as keeping it in perspective. you see the sacrifices that your family makes around just wanting to give an opportunity, and education was definitely a part of that. >> reporter: both agree, parent involvement is key. >> not just issues around education, but being at the table and being able to express and talk about and dialogue around those issues that matter to us. >> reporter: and having liaisons at school who can talk directly to parents about how to help their child

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new jersey correspondent nora muchanic has the entire story. >> for six hours thursday hamilton township residents crowded into the colonial firehouse to receive hepatitis a vaccine nurses administered 630 doses. >> i actually had food and i was just concerned about my health. shots were offered after food handler on south broad was hospitalized with highly contagious disease which can cause fever diarrhea and vomiting. >> my mother lives us with and she ate dinner the night we had rosa dinner and she's 83 to be carb us with her. >> we don't know better safe than story and come out here. we like the place. after further blood tests second case they thought they had turned out to be false positive vax eepz were available only to township residents for 35 a shot another booster is required six months from now if someone gets the shot now and they were in early phase orr's inkbation period. they're building up their immune system faingtder. and if they get sick wopts be as severe. >> maybe they'll be back to eat the pizza you know. >> know you're naille me nor 35 i'm telling you for a fact

. >> joining me now, covering this for the miami herald and el nueva herald is nora torres.g after opening diplomatic relations has been announced that they might see this situation in cuba as i just described and they might be saying nothing's changed. >> well richard, the main point of what happened yesterday is that the cuban artist organized this rally and she's detained along with another dozen of other dissidents and act visitivistactivists. she's an artist who made a career on political art. of course she wanted to push freedom of expression in cuba. she made the point that the government's not ready to discuss seriously freedoms of expressions and civil liberties in cuba right now. >> right right, right. nora, what's the headline then that you've written or will write on what the latest development means? >> well it means that those advocating more more engagement with cuba to democratize the island, that they have to be aware this is a long-term project. the cuban government is really wary of opening up public spaces for civil actors and dissidents. and so they are

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nora, veterinary tech, took custody, put him on weight loss dry food diet and the pounds melted off. week for a year. nora remembers the milestone. >> the first time he ran, the first time he lifted his leg to pea. >> after losing 40 pounds, he had so much excess skin? >> they did modified tummy tuck. >> they had to surgically remove two and a half pounds of tissue, and now? >> he just looks sleek, slim, and svelt. >> he's maintained the weight of 23 pounds for a year. obi's 25-dollar, 2015 calendar sounds like hallmark card. everyone in a while a dog enter yours life and changes everything. >> dog owners could use a little inspiration. over half, 52%, of you, us dogs, are overweight or obese. >> obi isn't into exercise, he eat half cup of regular dry dog food with pound he could be proud of. >> you can go back to bed, sill. >> i jeannie moos, new york. >> that's great to see that, look at him slimmed down. >> surprised goat that big. >> wow, yes, being fed human food, the end overs aren't cognizant. wait to go. >> i'm telling you. >> cute little dog. >> get your scratch on. >> and n

. -- nora jane. [applause] get up here. [applause] you all know the story.e met when we were 17 years old. she hasn't stopped bossing me around cents. to my current chief of staff, a wonderful young leader, don and.am and -- don kramer when our campaign needed a new direction we reached over and started with one of the best staffers, ryan bernie. ryan. [applause] i want to thank all the staffers. to the louisiana democratic party that never left our side. what an amazing young woman. to congressman richmond who has been with us since we won in the primary. the entire leadership. we had election officials on the stage tonight. there are too many to mention. they are in the deep and extraordinary debt of young democratic leaders in the state. ready to carry on. briefly, on a sad note. people working0 today. we have been working every day for 18 months. a young woman that had just started working with us, her older sister works for the mayor of shreveport. she was fatally struck by an automobile while canvassing today. we want to acknowledge her and her family

is off, nora o'donnell anchors >> o'donnell: tonight the mystery of 8501. they're searching an area bigger than california for the missing air asia jet. there's a call for u.s. help. reports from allen pizzey and jeff pegues. trapped for 30 hours on a burning ferry. >> it was a panic. it was crazy. >> reporter: elizabeth palmer tells us at least ten are dead but hundreds were rescued. a top house republican admits he spoket a gathering of white supremacists. wyatt andrews is on the story. and... >> these three right here i'm not happy with. >> o'donnell: -- seth doane with butlers in training in a place you wouldn't expect. >> this doesn't seem like mao's communist china. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> o'donnell: good evening. scott is off. i'm norah o'donnell. tonight the search is expanding for a missing air asia flight. by all indication, this is the third tragedy to hit that part of the world this year. malaysia airline flight 370 vanished in march. flight 17 was shot down o ukraine in july. now light 85

friend nora field talked with her there. >> she was so positive all the time and helpful and a great friend. we did feel safe there. i think there's some fear now. >> reporter: witnesses at the mall say they heard screams as ryan was stabbed to death. then the ghost fled, but she wasn't finished. in her bag police say is a bomb. she wheeled it into a nearby apartment building, placed a homemade explosive in front of an american doctor's apartment and then left the building, suitcase empty. the police strung all the video together even adding dramatic music to what came next, the takedown. emirate police raiding a home, arresting suspects, finding suspected bomb making materials. and taking the ghost into custody, her image blurred by police. terrorism and even crime are extremely rare in abu dhabi, but this kind of lone wolf attack poses a growing threat. and the 'em emirates show will be caught quickly. richard engel, nbc news, new york. >>> we are back in a moment with massive storm moving ashore right now, potentially catastrophic damage in a place already so hard hit. >>> a power

c#tn;tqws;]j6q sm+no carrierrn aerospace tedefend command nora is tracking his progress.es, it looks like rudolph is still in the need. and right now, santa is over iy÷ juneau, alaska. so he has crossed over the north american states already and has made it all the way to juneau. and now juneau where he is. i'm sorry. it's christmas morning. you have to give me that one. thank you. >>> we'll keep tracking his progress throughout the morning and let you know if he's going to pay a visit to your house. maybe hawaii next. >>> well, new this morning, contaminations plaguing a sweet treat. next, a recall that involves apples. >>> plus tracking holiday travel troubles. santa may be get along well, but some of are you not. how the wet weather is trying to spoil christmas for some. >>> and back ordered until spring? surprising hot holiday gift that didn't make it under many trees will christmas. no question about that. but your erectile dysfunction - that could be a question of blood flow. cialis tadalafil for daily use helps you be ready anytime the moment's right. you can be mo

8501 plus a new sort of baby boom that is happening here the in the u.s., scott pelley is off tonight nora o'donnell reports from new york. >> o'donnell: tonight a devastating discovery. families watch in horror as body and debris are recovered from flight 8501. allen pizzey reports from indonesia. jeff pegues on what's next in the crash investigation. a top house republican admits he addressed a white supremacist group but says he had no idea who they were. will party leaders buy his explanation? wyatt andrews has that. the blame game over the sony hacking attack. cyber experts say it may have been an inside job. but the f.b.i. again focuses directly on north korea. margaret brennan looks at the latest evidence. and major garrett on the effort to save the koalas before it's too late. >> reporter: is the word "e

the scott pelley is off, nora o'donnell anchors >> o'donnell: tonight the mystery of 8501. they're searching an area bigger than california for the missing air asia jet. there's a call for u.s. help. reports from allen pizzey and jeff pegues. trapped for 30 hours on a burning ferry. >> it was a panic. it was crazy. >> reporter: elizabeth palmer tells us at least ten are dead but hundreds were rescued. a top house republican admits he spoket a gathering of white supremacists. wyatt andrews is on the story. and... >> these three right here i'm not happy with. >> o'donnell: -- seth doane with butlers in training in a place you wouldn't expect. >> this doesn't seem like mao's communist china.

. >> well philadelphia synagogue hopes that this ma nora made of balloons can break a world record.ongregations of constructioned the ba loop menorah as part of a children's hanukkah celebration. hoe them their menorah beats the record for the tallest balloon me nor a the old record is 20 feet i press seive. >> wow! >> that is fun. weather wise, we are looking at some colder temperatures across the delaware valley. we have wind. we have cold and we're talking wind chills come tomorrow morning that will be driven down into the 20s. everywhere. take look some of these temperatures warmer temperatures 39 degrees. we're looking at a temperature that's going to fall into the lower 30s ron in riverside saying not much wind with a partly cloudy sky. fair were there high pressure is building in. lou is reporting 34 degrees in norristown. the winds slackened off there as well. and near downingtown temperature of 35 degrees being reported by jeff in coatesville a light wind and roll tough humidity on the high side. he's reporting clear skies, getting colder, crisp, cold air. tis the season. i

nora o'donnell is in new york, she begins our coverage tonight. >> o'donnell: tonight, a seismic shift in u.s. foreign policy. >> i've instructed secretary kerry to immediately begin discussions with cuba to reestablish diplomatic relations that have been severed since january 1961. >> o'donnell: some cubans celebrate. others are lived. >> this president has proven today his foreign policy is more than naive. it is willfully ignorant. >> o'donnell: i have a team of corporate covering this historical day including the role the pope played in making it happen. sony pulls an interview after hackers threaten terror attacks at theaters. bob orr has the latest. he was mistaken for a waiter, she for a store employee. employee. the couple