nora muchanic is headed into retire. as is the man behind the camera for all of those years. >> we have a mild start for november temperatures at 60 and right now you look to the south, 70 degree weather is heading our way for the next few days. i'll let you know how long it sticks around. >> and ducis rogers introduces us to the eagles new running back and that and more when "action news" continues tonight. >>> more than 100 guns taken off the streets in upper darby will be a source of energy. officer chitwood showed the guns that will be burned and converted in steam hour. he wants to make sure the weapons can never again be used to hurt or kill someone. >>> this week marks a bitter sweet end here at "action news." we celebrated new jersey correspondent, nora muchanic and her photographer of 30 years, andy on their retirement. the newsroom stopped everything to give thanks to nora and andy and all they have done. lets look back on the careers off these two "action news"ers. >> and it was grade school when nora muchanic

rigo banner nora dr./ sobrina de irma saenz dr. joaqun merlos- director del hospital de los arcangeles- lot intro- sus familiares estn destrozados y aseguran que nunca la olvidarn ya que era la alegra de la casa. ahora esperan que este caso sirva de ejemplo. sot- nora saenz / sobrina de irma saenz - que la quiero mucho y que ella no necesitaba hacerse esa ciruga, ella estaba bien como estaba. esas son las palabras que atormentan a nora ya que sabe que su ta irma jams las escuchar debido a que su corazn dej de latir el fin de semana pasado. sot- saber que ya no voy a decir eso me. es muy duro. ella es irma senz de 51 aÑos, quien, segn sus familiares, el mes pasado viajo desde los angeles y cruzo la frontera hasta una clnica de tijuana para hacerse una liposuccin que le dara el cuerpo que siempre soÑ. sin embargo. los resultados no fueron los que esperaba. sot- mi ta no estaba respirando por s misma y no estaba recibiendo suficiente oxgeno. irma call en un paro respiratorio secundario a la lipoescultura y t

and this is where di nora later wants to be laid to rest beside her mother. in the czech republic memories of the past are also being kept alive by the older generation books in a very modern way czech pensioners are being encouraged to get digital and write articles for the online encyclopedia. our reporter went to meet some of those cutting edge pensioners. stank and load figures are on an excursion for wiki pedia when they were children visit to palace was a sight to behold now it's falling apart the pensioners want to preserve their memories of this is storage building. and first it was a military building and then it was part of the academy of sciences. exist and we think the palace won't be him much longer so we wanted to preserve this only kapadia at least. for six months now the robbers have been writing articles about history and old buildings in prague for the online encyclopedia and they aren't the only elderly people in the czech republic creating wiki pedia content it's become something of a craze among senior citizens. philosopher young suckle i

and this is where di nora later wants to be laid to rest beside her mother. in the czech republic memories of the past are also being kept alive by the older generation books in a very modern way czech pensioners are being encouraged to get digital and write articles for the online encyclopedia. our reporter went to meet some of those cutting edge pensioners. stank unload figuratively are on an excursion for wiki pedia when they were children visit to palace was a sight to behold now it's falling apart the pensioners want to preserve their memories of the storage building. first it was a military building and then it was part of the economy of sciences. exist and we think the palace won't be here much longer so we wanted to preserve this only kapadia at least. for six months now the year ravi's have been writing articles about history and old buildings in prague for the online encyclopedia and they aren't the only elderly people in the czech republic creating wiki pedia content it's become something of a.

and i -- i want to echo what nora said. i really applaud the women that speak up despite the friendship. he doesn't get a pass because i can't stop thinking about the anguish of these women, what happened to their dignity, what happened to their bodies, what happened maybe to even their careers. i can't stop thinking about that and the pain that they're going through. i also find that it's -- you can hold two ideas in your head at the same time. you can grapple with things and i -- to be very honest with you, i'm still trying to process all of this. i'm still trying to sort it out because this is not the man i know, but i'm also clearly on the side of the women who have been very hurt and very damaged by this. and i'm going to, you know, i haven't spoken to him. have you spoken to him? i haven't spoken to him. i bend inteintend to speak to h certainly later today but i'm very sorry and i'm very glad they have spoken up. >> well said. we are going to continue to do our reporting on this story and other allegations that have

banner marta alejandra lourdes nora la mesa est servida y el pavo listo.. igual.. para miles de beneficiaros del tps, este bien podra ser el ltimo thanksgiving que celebran en los estados unidos. marta torres 14;05;53;05 si le doy gracias a dios porque estoy en este país mejor que el que dejé atrás... pero estoy triste porque yo no me quiero separar de mis hijas. 14:06:05 la administracin de dondald trump ha anunciado el fin del estatus de proteccin temporal para distintas nacionalidades.. de las 300 mil personas que cuentan con tps, 2 mil 500 son nicaraguenses y no podrn renovarlo a partir de enero de 2019.. en julio de ese mismo aÑo acabar tambin para cerca de 60 mil haitianos. para alejandra, que lleg a los 19 aÑos a este pas, regresar a nicaragua no es una opcin. alejandra quezada 13:25:15 no es una posibilidad para mi, tengo toda mi vida hecha acá. mi madre es una persona desabilitada y tengo un hermano con retraso mental que es ciego, que dependen de mi 13:25:25 bridge lourdes "a pesar de los obstáculos, aún hay esperanza en este día de acción de grac

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today we're hearing from his c bs this morning co-anchors gale king and nora owe doll donnell. good afternoon, i'm rahel solomon. >> i'm jim o'donnell. they spoke out this morning about the suspend suspension of their colleagues after eight women came forward in the washington post accusing rose of various misconduct. >> meg oliver has the latest. >> charlie rose was absent from the cbs this morning anchor desk. the network suspended him in the wake of stunning sexual misconduct allegations. >> what do you say when someone that you deeply care about has done something that is so horrible. how do you wrap your brain around that? i'm really grappling with that that said, charlie does not get a pass here. >> gale king and nora o'donnell admitted it was a difficult morning for them. but applauded the women who came forward. >> this will be investigated. this has to end. this behavior is wrong. >> this is charlie rose. >> the washington post published claims from eight women who all worked or wanted to work for the veteran ran news man long running cbs program, one said he groped he

this kindergartner is a natural. >> i'm nora muchanic, channel 6 "action news."le, new jersey. >> oh my goodness, how adorable. >> final time is right, nora and her photographer, andy are retiring here. we will miss them both. >> coming up we'll look back at their incredible careers and memorable stories some of which you will remember. we'll be right back. ♪ lights, camera ♪ strike a pose your eyes work as hard as you do. but do they need help making more of their own tears? if you have chronic dry eye caused by reduced tear production due to inflammation, restasis multidose® can help, with continued use, twice a day, every day, one drop at a time. restasis multidose® helps increase your eyes' natural ability to produce tears, which may be reduced by inflammation due to chronic dry eye. restasis multidose® did not increase tear production in patients using anti-inflammatory eye drops or tear duct plugs. to help avoid eye injury and contamination, do not touch the bottle tip to your eye or other surfaces. wait 15 minutes after use before inserting contact lenses.

. >> charlie, gayle and nora sharing about the show's success. family center for media hosted three co anchors and several network executives, they try to stick to the brand of cbs original reporting and great story telling. they also talk about their chemistry. >> i think chemistry is one of the reasons this show has done so well, it just so happens that i like gayle and charley. >> chemistry between us is not something you can plan or you can script, it is justice and we had it from the moment we sat down together. >> we all come from a different place but we were passionate about news, passionate about telling stories, passionate about our curiosity. >> that sounds like us. >> they will stay together as long as they can, cbs this morning lawn inched 2012. >>> of course, you can watch right here after "eyewitness news" this morning every weekday join gayle, nora and charlie at 7:00 a.m. right here on cbs-3. >>> coming up next on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" what we are learning about a shooting that left a camden officer injured. >>> quick thinking

good morning, nora. good morning, maurice.in our communities. you are on the mend. and i think the antibiotics have done the trick, so i'm really pleased. a stroke, throat cancer, diabetes and liver problems have left maurice dependent on the support of his wife nora and community matron temba ndirigu. in many ways, maurice is a typical patient. is this where you're getting the pain? without people like temba, he'd be constantly in and out of hospital. no matter what time of the day, you can ring them any time. the district nurses, they'll all come. you know, the carers. we... i wouldn't be able to keep him at home without them. in a hospital, it's your environment, as it were. in someone's home, the tables are completely reversed. you are a guest in their home, and this sense of being alone. it's just you and the patient or theirfamily. there is a ten year difference in life expectancy between some of the more deprived areas of leeds and wealthier parts of the city. and that presents a challenge to the community nursing teams

the fast pace of life in the digital nora shift has the lowdown on the web showing new developments and providing useful information the wittiest finds and interviews with makers and users. next on d w. every journey begins with the first step and every language of the first word i would think of nikko he's in germany to learn german. business just why not run with him. it's simple online on your own mile and for a. soft. d w z learning course those fake german made easy. shift living in the digital age. coming up freemium game. an app for gore makes and skateboard acrobatics. but first cyber bullying these days many youngsters are getting abused via text message messenger service or social media but more and more victims are fighting back and make their plight publicly known. as poland loves chatting to friends every day the thirteen year old spend several hours online then one day he began receiving abuse on his smartphone from a text messaging service that keeps the sender's identity secret they think and ask on diet i think it happened because i supported a fellow student who was be

andrea: nora cuenta que el proceso podrÁ ser continuado, aunque el individuo haya perdido su protecciÓnsi 20 aÑos, tienen raÍces en este paÍs. se van a ver afectados terriblemente. quÉ pasarÁ con sus casas, quÉ va a pasar con sus trabajos , con las escuelas? vana --a quedar niÑos huÉrfanos. reportera: el gobierno estadounidense no ha tomado decisiÓn sobre los hay haitianos ha amparado bajo el tps. se espera que el gobierno haga el anuncio el prÓximo 23 de noviembre . enrique, regreso contigo. enrique: muchas gracias, andrea. a medida que pasan las horas, se conoce mÁs informaciÓn sobre lo que ocurre en texas. vamos con nuestra compaÑera ilia calderÓn en vivo. ♪ ♪ y liado. quÉ tal, --ilia: quÉ tal, enrique? tenemos mÁs informaciÓn sobre la masacre que se dio ayer domingo en una iglesia bautista, se conociÓ que la fuerza aÉrea admitiÓ no haber entregado a una base federal, como era una exigencia del pentÁgono, no entregÓ la informaciÓn sobre el caso de violencia domÉstica del atacante. tambiÉn las autoridades dijeron esta noche que el cuerpo de la persona responsable por esta masacre, pre

i'm nora muchanic. >> probably thinking you retired just in time. >> nora is great. >> we'll miss her. >> in 25 years we'll see him right here. let's talk about your weather here in the philadelphia area. looking at the bridge, gray skies, cloudy and damp. very mild, the winds shifted off the ocean and bumped those temperatures up. and it's going to be a lot more comfortable than it was today. you won't feel that today. for the most part we are dry, just some spotty areas of patchy drizzle but it's so light that the radar isn't picking it up. you have to go out to the west to pick it up 66 degrees is today's forecasted high. the normal was 60. yesterday we topped out at 59. the low this morning was 53. now we're up a degree to 54. millville 56. atlantic city 59. 50 in allentown and 44 in the poconos. it's all thanks to that easterly wind. now just the opposite would happen if the ocean temperatures were in the 30s, then it would be a lot cooler out there. but as long as the ocean is that mild and you're getting an easterly wind, you'll see warmer temperatures inland. here is another l

and nora made the point this is systemic and she's right.people say they're not wrongdoings and it's been going on for decades in an industry, that's part of the problem. >> this was not the first statement we got from charlie. we had a statement in our piece where he talked about, he admitted he felt regret over some of these incidents. he challenged some of the allegations, although we did give him an opportunity to respond to them line by line before our story was published. we told him everything, there were no surprises in terms of what was going to be published, including the three women who went on the record to describe some of this behavior, and he did not challenge that directly. he did say at a certain point in that statement that he thought he was acting out of shared interest, which very much differs from what the women told us. >> and to your point, i think goes back to the whole point of power and how it can be abused, and how perception can be so very different. the power in and of itself is a warping thing when it comes to s

show tonight i've got nora o'donnell you are not hallucinating it is not 7:00 a.m.it is all about that friday feeling as she extend her workday to sit down with stephen, see it tonight. >>> also see stephen colbert at is 11:35 right here after "eyewitness news" at 11c. >>> still ahead much anticipated movie hits theaters to day. >> i'm kevin frazier coming up ben affleck, batman, wonder woman, together they are leading the justice league into theaters this weekend. >>> it is one of the most anticipated movies of the season justice league hits theaters to day. >> batman, wand wore man recruit a epic team of super heroes to save the planet. entertainment tonight's kevin frazier has the preview. >> reporter: in theaters ben affleck batman and wonder woman is his new found alley, together, they are fighting a new enemy in justice league. >> i had a dream. >> you made him. >> i think it is something more, something darker. >> what is the favorite moment making this movie. >> just being able to work together. >> first time everyone was together and there is costume that w

rose's co-hosts on cbs this morning, gayle king and nora o'donnell opened their show by denouncing his actions to at least eight other women. he apologized but i wrong. >> do you want to say anything to those accusers? >> it's not wrongdoings. >> cbs called the allegation quote, extremely disturbing and intolerable behavior. and gayle king says rose does not get a pass, because she can't stop thinking about the anguish of the women. >>> and the avalanche of sexual harassment allegations is also hitting our parent company, disney, head of pixar is taking a six-month leave of absence. john lasseter apologized to those who may have been on the receiving end of an unwanted hug or gesture. >>> the holiday get away is now under way. millions of americans are traveling today. aaa does expect nearly 51 million of us will travel 50 or more miles for thanksgiving. that's a 3% increase from last year, and there are nearly 900 more fli than yesterday. >> gas prices are 30 cents more than last year. but 89% of travelers will still be driving. let's find out if the weather will cooperate. accuweathe

we are all rocked by this and i want to echo what nora said. i really applaud the women that speak up despite the friendship. he doesn't get a pass because i can't sop thinking about the anguish of these women. >> all of these allegations against charlie rose were reported in the "washington post" just yesterday. eight women telling the newspaper that they were groped, he exposed himself and they got lewd phone calls from here. he was fired by cbs news. he was now fired by pbs. bloomberg could be next. his statement, it is essentially these women know i hear them and i deeply apologize for my inappropriate behavior. i am greatly embarrassed. i have basiced ins sensitively at times and i accept responsibility for that, though i do not believe all of these allegations are accurate. two women who wanted to remain nameless that these accusations are in fact true. we do know that charlie rose will likely not be seen on the ever maybe ever. >> maybe ever again. he'd been such an institution. >> right. this is devastating to those of us who are a litt

we learned this morning veterans home in vineland is under quarantine due to nora virus outbreak, the new jersey department of veterans affairs says the quarantine at the vineland veterans memorial home to prevent the virus from spreading. now, nora virus extremely contagious, causes inflammation in the person's stomach, intestines, or both. the building reopen to the visitors seven to ten days after the last documented case of the virus. >> it is 5:10. in northampton county another disturbing case involving a fraternity, at lehigh university, and they had swift action on this one. they dissolved that fraternity because they've had whole series of alcohol related incidents. there was student who drank too much and needed to go to the hospital. at a champagne party that was thrown by sigma kai last month, officials at this school say here is the thing, none of the members of the fraternity called for help. the university says there have been three other similar incidents with the fraternity over the last two semesters, so they disolved t all comes in the wake of the tragedy that happen

begins at 8:30 thursday morning, i saw dann cuellar over the weekend for the retirement party for nora muchanic. he said the golf cart is out and ready to go. >> reporter: it's the best feature of the year on 6abc. it's nice they had the kids inside rehearsing. although in football don't they do the rehearsing outside? storm tracker 6 live it's a chilly thursday we'll get to that in a second. it's a chilly monday morning, light snow falling in the poconos the not a big deal up there. as we look outside, we have the wind ripping through the region special through the canyons of center city. you can see the parkway flags blowing around. keep in mind the windchill is making it feel 7, 8 degrees cooler than the numbers. 39 degrees in philadelphia. feels like 31. 36 in trenton. 37 in republican, 40 in millville. 42 currently in cape may. a breeze blowing, so bundle up on the way out the door. get your shades read because of we have a lack of significant cloud cover in the region and the stuff out to the west is falling apart before it gets here. we're expecting sun skies in the lehigh valle

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nora probably why joe was so excited.agement. >> that's right, gale. gale you're so right there. >> there go. >> bye, guys. >> she shows us so well. >> she does. pet something sitting news. what about livestock sitting? >> cbs news correspondent nicky batiste reports, young man from massachusetts is doing just that. >> this is typical day on the job for tyler. trying to catch a 200-pound ram. the life-long animal lover is a livestock sitter for hire. >> dealing with chickens. dealing with goat. dealing with sheep, coast, horses, allebach a's, lama's, emu's, turkeys. >> a boom in backyard farms gave the 21 year old the business idea. >> it was not too much after start up cost. so i bought a bunch of business cards, saw the name, started advertising. >> his company is roost to ran chest. this is a client. >> it gives me freedom to actually go away and do things other than be tide to the farm all the time. >> hi, guys. >> for a modest price, tyler feeds, catches and cares for just about any animal. >> from pig lets to peacoc

and charlie joins us live from new york with the preview. >> we are here, rahel, jim, lead story, nora'sding our coverage of the new york city terror tack. she's live at the scene. we are learning about the victims from an eyewitness who saw the truck slam in the bus. >> we will talk to cia michael morel and fran townsend about the difficult to in preventing vehiclal tax. >> we will got latest in the investigation new york governor cuomo will be here and new york city mayor bill deblasio will join us at the table. >> all that plus your world in 902nd. >> thanks, both. >>> turning to sports it will be a winner take all game seven tonight in l.a. as dodgers and houston astros wrap up 2017 world series. the dodgers rallied for two hours, in the game six against justin verlander. but they drove in the tying run, and game winning run was scored by former philly chase utley on a sacrifice fly. dodgers win three-one. astros have never won a world series, dodgers last in 1988. steaks are huge jim for both teams. >> on that note we will be right back. >> winner take all. >> three to go. ♪ ♪ start

from the refineries that are along the gulf coast if you look at those refineries along the coast nora loans and used to mix the two of those prices are actually mirroring the international benchmark the brant price more we'll hear more from bianca later in the show thank you bianca. during last year's u.s. presidential election donald trump pledged to withdraw from the global private agreement known as the paris accord has continued to move down that road the very large majority of world leaders however think mr trump is on the wrong side of not only environment but of history those world leaders are meeting in december in france the paris party host french emmanuelle mccrone has not seen fit to apparently invite president trump here to discuss it is one of the world's foremost energy and climate experts tyson slocum of public citizen tyson welcome it's great to have you here it's great to be here bart trouper you know it seems to me that not a lot of people even understand why we need to deal with climate change i mean what is it why is it a problem well actually not even the trump a

was the question nora asked you.na: the primary is run and maintained by the state him and him government and the state party, and i concluded -- when i told bernie i would figure out if the system was rigged, i concluded that i found no evidence that it was rigged. although, some people from bernie camp believed it was rigged. i also concluded that there was a cancer inside the party. charlie: what was the cancer, which was a question that was not asked this morning. donna: well, the cancer was the joint fundraising agreement that had an addendum or memorandum that gave secretary clinton, who by the way, and i said it this morning, she bailed the party out. she helped to raise sufficient money to put the dnc back on -- what i call back on its course. charlie: but you're saying the cancer made it more favorable to her. donna: well, the cancer was donna: well, the cancer was taking away of the power of the chair of the party and the office of the party. i was an officer of the party. charlie: giving the power to the p

not. >> the-- . >> rose: which is the question nora asked you. >> the primary is run and maintained by the state governments and the state parties. and i concluded when i told bernie i would figure out if the system was rigged, i concluded that, that i found no evidence that it was rigged. although some people from bernie's camp believed it was rigged. i also concluded that there was a cancer inside the party. >> rose: what is the cancer. >> the cancer was-- . >> rose: that is a question. >> the cancer was the joint fundraising agreement that had an addendum or a mem dumb that gave secretary clinton who by the way and i said it this morning, she bailed the party out. she helped to raise sufficient money to put the dnc back on what i call back on its course. >> rose: you said it made it more favorable to her. >> the cancer was taking away the power of a chaired party and the officers of the party. i was an-- . >> rose: giving pot we are to the person providing the money. >> thank you, and harness it. i found that to be oddious. >> rose: the party needed money, it's favored by giving pow

it's nora's colleague from the rules division she practices here in her lunch break. is it not extremely frustrating having to wait years. for something to come to fruition at an organization that isn't all that fast definitely definitely i mean you have your moments where you just. really despair but then you have to pick yourself up to again and keep going because experience tells you the things do take their time and you have to keep your eye on the prize and remember that as painful as that the liberty might be at the end you have a very beautiful product and something that actually makes a lot of difference to a lot of people in the world this one hundred twenty six building is modern on the inside it houses a diverse youthful stuff you expect certain perks. the w t o doesn't just have a piano room for relaxation. it also offers courses. my first power yoga class. it's not easy my w t o friends are also breaking into a sweat but they used to it every day they have to deal with the special needs of one hundred sixty four member states. my coach is muhammad ali fro

seeing in college football today, the number one team in the country falling, georgia, looks like nora game is going to lose to the number three team in the country. oklahoma and clemson at number four, oklahoma is going to move up. >> joel: no doubt. he wonder if the c >> gus: is that a possibility? >> joel: a possibility based on how dominant miami has been in their win over notre dame, 48-8. inside a minute. they are undefeated. two big tends that people didn't think, me included, that people would and clear. notre dame this week, both down in miami. they have done that. but even if they do, oklahoma is clearly one of the four best teams in the country. they have proven that. the question is completely surrounding their defense, whether the defense could be dominant. maybe they have not been dominant, they've been very consistent tonight and they've done a great job. >> gus: here is hill running. coverage up, goes down to the 15, make it a 16. hit hard, kenny hill. as gallimore got him again. >> joel: the biggest difference i've seen tonight is it hasn't necessarily been schematic,

this is news coming to you live from berlin and nora was from the man accused of the new york truck attack prosecutors say the suspects i follow hi paul wanted an islamic state flag and if a federal bill not president trump has begun he's going for the death penalty also coming up.

both king and co host nora o'donnell addressed the allegations on yesterday's show before rose was terminated. >> this is a moment, that demands a frank, honest assessment about where we stand and more generally the safety of women. let me be very clear, there is no excuse for this alleged behavior. >> what do you say, when someone that you deeply care about has done something that is so horrible, how do you wrap your brain around that. >> washington post published claims from eight women who all worked or wanted to work for rose pbs program, pbs also cut ties with rose. >>> meanwhile former chair of the neurology department at drexel university is spared jail time after pleading guilty to groping patients. >> sir, you are expected to up hold your profession hippocratic oath you have nothing to say. >> instead doctor ricardo cruc i ani of wynnewood will serve seven years probation registered as a sex offender and forfeit his medical license. during the hearing some of the doctor's victims spoke including sarah hicks. >> use the chaperone that they offer, lot of places offer it. i guess i real

hello there and welcome to the program i'm nora caro protest leaders in pakistan have cooled off a three week capsule after a government minister resigned it was a victory for the protest leaders who had been demanding zite hammad step down over the wording of a palm entry they accused him of blasphemy the ministers apologized saying it was a clerical error. pakistan political boss he led by the scholar hussein lisbie says the change in wedding represented a softening of the state's position towards the mahdi set were banned from identifying as muslim in pakistan in one nine hundred seventy four so lots of us gus with our guests in just a moment but first this report from come on in islamic law. this is the epicenter of a protest that began twenty two days ago but it was the borstar damned by the government security forces deployed to protest that intersection called fred. that changed everything the writing then spread across the country for him the law minister daughter dying but educated few know tens of thousands of supporters are now gathering at their point which will be remembered

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citizens into poverty they've delivered tons of the nation's outside downing street as a symbolic gesture nora smith explains. but this is a pretty rare sight we're in the heart of white wall behind me you can see downing street and if we just turn the other way you can see that tons of food has been delivered to whitehall and it's all piled up and it's part of a national day of action again by the people's assembly run by them to highlight the fact that the rollout of a new benefit system will force thousands more people to rely on food banks this winter i spoke to from the people's assembly and he told me what it was all about he has. this because we feel that the government's policies are driving people into poverty. meaning thousands and thousands of people that she. now relying on food banks on a regular basis the role of things like universal credit has already been widely criticized. by campaign is politicians in areas. they've seen a thirty percent increase already in food bank usage which just about. looks like food thank yous are going to be a lot higher and we think in one of the ri

of the new york city terror attack correspondence jeff galore and demarco morgan are reporting and nora'donnell looks at new york city is vulnerability to truck attacks. all ahead on 7:00 o'clock immediately following cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> time is 5:36n business news a price fixing lawsuit against generic drug makers is expanding. >> money watch's dianne king hall joins us live from the new york stock exchange as she has that and more on yesterday 's numbers, good morning, dianne. >> reporter: good morning, rahel and jim, wall street closed higher giving nasdaq a new record when all said and done dow jones rose 28, nasdaq also gained 28. exxon mobile agreed to pay 2.5 million-dollar fine, spent three hub million-dollar on pollution control technology, and plants along gulf coast. settlement involves toxic air, from industry flare at several different facilities in texas and louisiana. the violations go back to 2005 >>> price fixing syndicate against generic drug makers expand. it target my machines lan and 15 drugs, 45 states in the district of columbia alleged is there a widespr