>> o'donnell: welcome back to "face the nation" we turn now to our political panel, john heilemenn from bloomberg news, michael cruelly the senior foreign affairs correspondent for politico and cbs news political director john dickerson is here. we had interesting week this past week in terms of president obama firing his defense secretary, chuck hagel as he submitted his resignation. john, let's start with that issue do you think we'll see the president name a new choice to be defense secretary shortly? >> i talked to somebody who is involved in this process right now, he said it could happen within next several days. the names we've heard are jay johnson head of the homeland security, ashton carter who is deputy secretary of defense. what is interesting about this, criteria will be somebody who has power within the building, can work within the pentagon also is trusted by the president. the position of secretary of defense, the fourth this president has had is such fascinating to look at extent to which president wants to get his hands involved on detail level but then also no preside

. >> o'donnell: good evening. scott is off tonight. i'm norah o'donnell. this is our western edition. the news came suddenly and cut like a dagger. after three days of searching, debris and bodies from air asia flight 8501 were located today off borneo, not far from where the a-320 vanished from radar screens with 162 people on board. many of their families were overcome with sorrow as they saw the television footage. allen pizzey begins our coverage tonight in surabaya, indonesia where the flight originated. >> reporter: as the search resumed in the java sea, there was a grim discovery-- a body floating in the water. for the families, it shattered all hope that their loved ones would be found alive. the picture was shown on indonesian television in a room where families and relatives have waited since sunday. for many, the news was more thanai they could bear. at least two people collapsed and had to be taken away on stretchers. others wept inconsolably holding each other in a shared grief that, for some, verged on hysteria. prasetyo lost a friend in the

>> 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

>> 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 "extinction" too alarmist? >> no, extinction isn't too alarmist. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> o'donnell: good evening. scott is off tonight. i'm norah o'donnell. the news came suddenly and cut like a dagger. after three days of searching debris and bodies from air asia flight 8501 were located today off borneo,

o'donnell. scott is on assignment in havana and we'll hear from him in just a moment. it was the best-kept secret in the world until president obama went on national television today to reveal it. >> today, the united states of america is changing its relationship with the people of cuba. >> o'donnell: nearly 54 years after president eisenhower severed diplomatic ties with the communist dictatorship, president obama said it is time to restore them. two countries separated by just 90 miles, but more than half a century of hostilities, including a failed attempt to overthrow fidel castro, the cuban missile crisis that brought the world to the brink of nuclear war, and u.s. embargo. today, the president said it is time to cut loose the shackles of the past. we have a team of correspondents covering this historic day beginning with major garrett at the white house. >> i am convinced that through a policy of engagement we can more effectively stand up for our values and help the cuban people help the

scott is off, i'm norah o'donnell. this is our western edition. 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 airlines flight 370 vanished in march. flight 17 was shot down over ukraine in july. and now fight 8501. the airbus a320 with 162 people on board left indonesia this past weekend headed for singapore and vanished shortly after the pilot made a request to change course because of threatening weather. we begin our coverage tonight, in singapore, with allen pizzey. alan? >> reporter: good evening, norah. indonesia has asked the u.s. navy for help in the search and the navy said it's in discussions to send ships and submersibles to comb the waters. anxious relatives huddled together for comfort to check the list of missing. days after the aircraft went missing in the java sea, hope isys all they have. one woman wandered around stunned, holding a photograph of a family of five all on board. the captain's 22-year-old daughter angela is

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with matt o'donnell, tamala edwards, karen rogers and with matt o'donnell, tamala >> ♪ >> storm trackerouble scan live showing a steady soak making its way through our area and of course the timing couldn't be worse. >> the rain is just one of the elements that could delay the holiday get a way at philadelphia international airport. we are live on the scene with potential travel troubles. >> two philadelphia police cars collide injuring six officers. we've gathered information on their conditions and will tell where you they were heading. >> good morning out there, 4:30 now on this wednesday december 24th. merry christmas eve. matt is off, erin o'hearn is joining us. let's go right over to meteorologist karen rogers. david is off. matt pelman has your traffic. >> good morning. as we look at storm tracker 6 live double scan, no surprise we're seeing rain. yesterday we just had showers in the afternoon and evening hours. you can look at double scan and see a good soaking. we're also seeing what we didn't see yesterday, some areas of yellow. i told you we would see heavier rain. starting t

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

. >> reporter: and i'm norah o'donnell here in new york. sony pulls "the interview" after hackers threaten terror attacks at theaters. bob orr has the latest. and he was mistaken for a waiter, she for a store employee. the first couple share their personal experiences with racism. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. reporting tonight from havana, cuba. >> pelley: good evening. this is our western edition. this is about the last place we thought we would be reporting from tonight, but after 18 months of secret negotiations, the word came out about noon today eastern time simultaneously in washington and here in havana that the united states and cuba would form normal diplomatic relations for the first time since 1961. the idea was met here with jubilation by cubans who feel that this will be a major boost to their economy. we have correspondents covering this story around the world, including reports from moscow, the vatican, miami and washington, and we'll start tonight with major garrett at the whi

with matt o'donnell, tamala edwards, karen rogers and with matt o'donnell, tamala >> ♪ >> good morningember 3rd. we're following a developing story in wilmington, delaware. >> that is where the coast guard is searching for a man who plunged into the christina river. >> there are new developments in a case of hit and run that was caught on camera. police say they could be closing in on the suspected driver. >> and three churches go up in flames in a matter of hours, all in the same delaware community. the search is on for an arsonist. >> but first up let's take a quick look at your weather and traffic with mete

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.

. >> o'donnell: tonight the mystery of 8501.rching 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.

matt o'donnell has the story faithful animal shelter. >> reporter: faithful friends is 14 years young we started because there was a high kill rate in delaware. >> reporter: each year, the rescue finds home for 800 animals. >> we value the dig knee and respect of all the animals that come in the door. >> reporter: the quest is to make sure that every animal finds a loving home. weincluding those called misfit. among the misfits, mario a playful and affectionate cat. harley takes a while to warm up to people, but with the right person he'll make a great dog. of course they have plenty of problem-free pellets. >> they would make great kittens for a family. >> reporter: jade is a lap cat who would enjoy a quiet home. farah is 2 years old and learned to do tricks. ruffus and lulu are best buds and like to be adopted together. >> he is five years old, he is very, very loving with people. he would be a great companion a good walking partner. >> this is alexis michelle, 2-year-old mixed breed. she would prefer to be a singular pet and would like a big yard to run around in. if you're interes

. >> ♪ >> hello, i'm matt o'donnell. 4:27. it is wednesday, december 17th.ing a breaking story here. police swarm a local target store to go after two bandits who were inside helping themselves to electronics. we're learning the duo may be behind other heists and may still be in there. we're live. >>> neighbors come together to cope after a killing spree rocks several montgomery county communities. >>> developing right now, hackers are threatening theaters and moviegoers to stay away from the interview. they have everything you need to know plus weather and traffic updates plus a price hike for a breakfast staple all next. memorable christmas present one youngster in nashville has ever received. he thought his father, a member of the air force, wouldn't be home for christmas. >> but as julie edwards in nashville reports, he made it home. >> i finished up my eight month mark out of a year tour in south korea. >> reporter: it took nearly 24 hours to make the trek home from asia to tennessee. >> just got in last night. and haven't slept much. so definitely -- d

lawrence o'donnell.r reaction. >> joy, you know, i've never been a fan of bill de blasio, the public speaker, but as i listen to him for the last couple of days. whatever else is said about his administration, i think there is no question that this is the mayor this city needed this week. he is striking all of the important notes here. and making some real points about what he's been learning at the police academy now about how they are training and deescalating. he talked about that, talked about ways of using less force and basically teaching patients, which is something we've been talking about on my show a bit with law enforcement officers we've had on. because what you're seeing, what you see in the video is a completely unnecessary. because all you have to do is ask yourself. if they didn't do that, what is the worst thing that could've happened. >> right. >> what's the worst thing that could've happened? the guy who wasn't paying a sales tax on cigarettes. what would've happened? >> yeah. >> and a

east, we'll have a preview for you.for the top spot in the >> good morning, 5:30, december 12, matt o'donnell is off, nydia han joins us, let's go over to david murphy for a look at accuweather and matt pellman is in for karen. good morning. >> reporter: a fair amount of clouds out there right now, although we expect sun to re-emerge. the area of low pressure that bugged us with the precipitation is up to the northeast, that the wrap around snow showers are melting away over northern new york state we don't have to worry about that that's a nice improvement to your forecast. 36 degrees in philadelphia. 32 in reading. 34 in wilmington, a little bit better down the shore, there's a breeze blowing that's making it feel like the 20s, though, so bundle you mean. kids on the way to the bus stop over the next couple of hours, 34 by 6:00. 8:00, 33 degrees, tgif as you head to class or the work. the smart phone app shows 36 in philadelphia. 33 by 8:00. turning around and get back up to 40 for a high at 2:00. 39 by 3:00 p.m., again, a chilly breeze blowing through the region at 010 to 20 miles per hour

. >> ♪ >> good morning everyone, i'm matt o'donnell.4:27, tuesday december 16th and we're following the latest developments in the search for bradley stone. police say the 35-year-old killed his ex-wife and five of her relatives. four generations of the same family. we are live where police think he may be hiding right now. >>> developing overnight, flames erupt inside a local firehouse. we have new video and new information coming up. >>> storm tracker 6 3-d is ready for work. the accuweather team is tracking the chance for rain later today t weather and traffic updates, much more coming up on "action news" next. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> "action news." delaware valley's leading news program. with matt o'donnell, tamala edwards, karen rogers and meteorologist, david murphy. >> ♪ >> breaking thus this morning the manhunt shift for a local war vet accused of going on a deadly rampage against his own family. some schools are closed. we are live in two counties as the search for bradley stone intensifies. >> developing at 4:30 a fire breaks out inside

. >> reporter: matt o'donnell cpa. storm tracker 6 live double scan, what have we got, no precipitation, as we look outside it's a nice chilly start, dry conditions, that's for sure, we have a little bit of a breeze but not as much as what we were dealing with yesterday overall. 36 in wilmington. 3 in sea isle city. 35 in allentown. not much of a range this morning. everyone experiencing the same level of burrr. up to the north and west there's clouds and some breaks. 39 in allentown partly sun overall, but brisk and chilly, obviously. down the shore, brisk, partly sunny there, as well. in philadelphia we'll go for a high of 41. cooler than yesterday, but not as wind with winds only running 8 to 16 miles per hour dropping down out of canada, a little bit on the brisk side today. as we roll through the day we stay in the 30s through the morning. in the afternoon by 2:00 we're up to 41. probably staying on that until 3:00 p.m. and 5:00 p.m., upper 30s. dry conditions today. the weekend starts out cool, you don't see a lo

go back to eugene o'donnell on the point lisa was just making.law versus the application. the civilian complaint review board did also issue statements about the difference between proper and excessive force in the manual. it says the current national legal standard for differentiating between proper and excessive force is broadly defined whether the police officer reasonably believed such force was necessary to accomplish a legitimate police purpose and known as the objectively reasonable standard. however, there are no universally accepted definitions of reasonable and necessary. in terms of the way police are trained, eugene, are they trained to believe that they must do anything possible to effect an arrest even on something so minor as a loose cigarette violation? >> this is pause for reflection. in both of these cases, again, these are tragic outcomes and there has to be an assessment of -- it's not really narrowly whether the police can use force. it's whether police must use force. if there are any alternatives. it does deserve to be said

with matt o'donnell, tamala edwards, karen rogers and meteorologist, david murphy.n rogers and >> good morning. we're on a developing story on this wednesday december 3rd. >> coast guard is still searching for a worker who fell into the christina river last night. >> bill cosby is now facing a lawsuit amid mounting sex assault allegations against him. >> we're taking a live look at atlantic city new jersey. we're up on top of one of those buildings and it's hard to see stuff because we had some low lying cloud cover and also a little bit of rain here and there. >> let's find out more about what's going on. dave murphy is off. let's go over to karen rogers and we've got matt pelman with

with matt o'donnell, tamala edwards, karen rogers and meteorologist, david murphy. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> hello deal with today. storm tracker 6 3-d double scan live is ready for action. storm tracker 6 3-d double might see some snow in other spots and some chilly temperatures. >> one person is injured when fire shoots out of a row home. >> and bill cosby resigns from temple university's board of trustees as accusations of rape continue to swirl around him. >> 4:30 now on this tuesday, december 2nd. david is off. let's go right on over to karen rogers to talk about that weather and matt pelman has your roads.

kelly o'donnell, nbc news, the capitol. >>> still ahead for us tonight, an intense standoff caught on video. police make a dramatic takedown face-to-face with a knife-wielding attacker. >>> also, see if your least favorite is on the list just out of the worst types of passengers to sit next to on a plane. >>> we're back tonight with a frightening scene that played out early today in the basement of a synagogue here in new york city. a dramatic confrontation caught on camera between police officers and an armed attacker refusing to give himself up. we get the story tonight from nbc's stephanie gosk. >> reporter: the video begins in the middle of a standoff in a brooklyn synagogue. by this point, 49-year-old calvin peters has already allegedly stabbed a young student, 22-year-old levi rosenblat, the nine-inch knife still in peters' hands. >> he's brandishing a weapon in front of the officer and has already used that weapon. >> reporter: tom verney is a former nypd detective and police academy instructor. >> the police officer is thinking to himself, i don't want to get stabbed with this

. >> o'donnell: tonight, the mystery of flight they're searching an area bigger than california for the missinga air asia jet. with families desperate for word, 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 spoke at 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

with matt o'donnell, tamala edwards, karen rogers and with matt o'donnell, tamala >> ♪ >> storm tracker showing a steady soak making its way through our area and of course the timing couldn't be worse. >> the rain is just one of the elements that could delay the holiday get a way at philadelphia international airport. we are live on the scene with potential travel troubles. >> two philadelphia police cars collide injuring six officers. we've gathered information on their conditions and will tell where you they were heading. >> good morning out there, 4:30 now on this wednesday december 24th. merry christmas eve.

with matt o'donnell, tamala edwards, karen rogers and meteorologist, david murphy.> ♪rds, karen rogers and >> we havebacking news on this wednesday december 17th. police take to the roof to surround burglars who were loading up on goods inside a northeast philadelphia target and police say it was not the first time the burglars targeted target stores. a live report is next. >> also a marine accused of a killing spree against a family, his own family in montgomery county takes his life. now the community is rallying behind the survivors. >> the sony hackers are threatening violence against american moviegoers and one theater in our area is not taking any chances. >> good morning out there, 4:30 now on this wednesday december 17. let's get right over to meteorologist, david murphy and to karen rogers to take a look at your accuweather and at your traffic. good morning. >> good morning, everybody. satellite shows you that the rain from yesterday is gone thanks to radar showing that you technically, can kids and then cloud cover behind it still fairly pronounced but we

with matt o'donnell, tamala edwards, karen rogers and meteorologist, david murphy. >> ♪ >> hello everyone is wednesday, december 10th. >> police released new information on a crash that killed a 25-year-old man. >> members of the philadelphia fire department carry heavy hearts on the job today as they mourn the loss of a female firefighter. >> let's take a look at storm tracker 6 live double scan. it's tracking even more showers and maybe a little snow today. >> good morning everyone, good to see you. it's 4:30, it is wednesday, let's go to right to dave murphy and matt pelman filling in for karen. >> we start you in the poconos where there's a winter weather advisory today in through tomorrow morning. it probably will expire before dawn tomorrow but throughout the day today and tonight there's the possibility of another two to 4-inches of snow. traveling up past allentown into the pocono area you might want to keep that in mind. satellite shows you we still have that area of low pressure kind of pinwheeling off to our north continuing to push away from us. don't expect a lot but there co

with matt o'donnell, tamala edwards, karen rogers and meteorologist, david murphy. >> ♪♪ >> good morningfollowing breaking details over. and the search for air asia 8501. what reports say they have located overnight. >> an armed man holds up a local convenience store making off with some loot. >> police plan extra patrols to keep people safe as they ring in the new year. >> good morning it is wednesday, december 31st. >> happy new year's everyone. as we barrel toward our big holiday evening we have cloud cover to our west. we are expecting lots of sunshine this morning and in through the day. 25 degrees right now in philadelphia though. it is cold out there. 26 in wilmington, 23 in allentown 29 in sea isle city. so, even down by the shore where we're typically a little bit milder in the morning it's still pretty cold and still in the 20's and this is a big change from yesterday. yesterday we were colder than the day before. today another 9 degrees off the current temperature from where we were 24 hours ago and 16 degrees colder down the shore. 25 degrees right now on your storm tracker 6

>> kelly o'donnell on capitol hill. thanks. >>> still ahead for us tonight, a lot of understandable questions from women who are in the thick of the fight after this new breast cancer study that says a lot of patients are getting radiation treatment longer than they need. >>> we sometimes say around here, if you don't like the results of the newest study from the world of health and medicine, just wait for the next one to come out. well, this week's study however was no laughing matter. it's about breast cancer treatment and a finding that many women are getting radiation therapy for much longer than they need. and it may make for a confusing time for some who are in the middle of the fight at a time when treatment standards have been slow to change. we get our report tonight from our chief medical editor, dr. nancy snyderman. >> hi! >> hello. >> how are you? >> reporter: at the breast cancer survivors network center near atlanta today, volunteer rebecca single remembers her experience with radiotherapy for early stage

. >> ♪♪ >> i'm matt o'donnell. it is tuesday morning. it is 4:27.overed bodies in the water near indonesia as the search for the missing air asia flight widens. >>> they're also following developing news here. another hotel near philadelphia international airport has been robbed. a live report is coming up. >>> officials try to determine why a man led police on a chase that ended a mile later in a horrific crash. the driver is dead and police are still trying to id him. >>> colder sweater moving in just in time for those new year's eve celebrations. dave murphy with that. all can coming up next on "action news." >> ♪♪ entire half hour to bring you. workouts, they may be on your list of new year's resolutions. if you crave a serious challenge, we have a routine for you. >> i got this assignment not reena, to go to epic hybrid training here in new york. it's considered maybe the toughest workout around because this grind, as its called it burns 1200 calories in an hour. in a city known for extreme fitness classes like underwater spinning and countless

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

>> nbc news's kelly o'donnell reporting live from the white house. thank you for your report. >>> now to a cyberthreat pennsylvania state police are taking seriously out of berks county. a group sent pine forge academy an e-mail demanding a million dollars or its computer system would be hacked. the group calls itself heart of the people. it's unclear if this is a prank or a real threat. police are working to find whoever's responsible. >> find an ipç address, e-mail address, try to go the back door and figure out who this person is. >> police tell us the hackers claim that disgruntled school alums put them up to this plan. the school says it's fully cooperating with investigators. >>> new years eve, less than two weeks away. now tonight, both philadelphia and camden are revealing plans for a celebration that rifle er the one in times square. looking at times square where fireworks will illuminate. today the mayors of philadelphia, camden, offered a glimpse of what we can expect for the upcoming new years celebration. back again this year, fireworks

o'donnell worked to suppress flames while barker pulled the baby from the back seat of the car while fire over took the vehicle. amazingly, in one was injured. >>> breaking news right now egg harbor township police say they have arrested doctor said jeffery charged with having criminal sexual contact with three patients. police tell us that the alleged contact happened during medical examinations in his office, at premiere neurology on english creek on avenue. his arrest followed a three month investigation and bail has been set for $25,000. >>> a montgomery county woman is facing charges tonight, 42 year-old irish beginneo pottstown ace accused of having sex with the 17 year-old male. they found perfect having sex with the teen in a car at a park on november 15th, and then both admitted to engaging in sexual activity. they met at pottsgrove high school while attending a school function. police say she then sent nude photographs of herself using her cell phone. >>> tense moments at a south jersey high school after a bullet is found near an entrance. "eyewitness news" at the clear vie

with matt o'donnell, tamala edwards, karen rogers and meteorologist, david murphy. >> ♪♪ >> happening tuesday december 30th. >> we're following breaking news this morning. search teams looking for that missing air asia flight have found bodies floating in the water. >> developing overnight the search is on for a robber after yet another hotel near philadelphia international airport is hit. >> and a philadelphia charter school closes its doors in the middle of the school year leaving parents scrambling to find new classrooms. >> good morning, it's 4:30 now right now. karen rogers is off. let's head over to dave murphy he's got your accuweather. matt pelman is taking a look at traffic. good morning. >> good morning everybody. on the big board storm tracker 6 live double scan picking up for the second straight morning a little scattered sprinkle or shower down south and it's older this morning so p in some cases this is changing over the a couple light snowflakes. not expecting this to do too much for you. we'll be in and out some of the sprinkles. there's a fair amount of cloud cover al

with matt o'donnell, tamala edwards, karen rogers and with matt o'donnell, tamala >> ♪ >> hey everyone 23rd. >> bullets fly on a philadelphia street leaving a man wounded. we're live with an update on the police effort to track down that gunman. >> accuweather is tracking scattered showers this morning and another round of rain tomorrow. >> a local seven-year-old girl uses her birthday wish to help make the holidays a lot brighter for the less fortunate. >> back to the rain and the roads. david is gone. we have -- well, not forever. [laughter] >> but for now. karen is here along

brian. >> kelly o'donnell covering another day in congress. kelly, thanks as always. >>> there is health news tonight for women diagnosed with early stage breast cancer. a new study has found two-thirds of patients are getting radiation treatment for twice as long as they actually need. and it's causing patients to be unnecessarily inconvenienced. and it's a lot more expensive. >> for years the conventional treatment for early stage breast cancer has been lumpectomy and then five to seven weeks of daily radiation. but now there's strong evidence that a higher dose of radiation for only three to five weeks is just as good at preventing cancer occurrence. it's easier for women to tolerate, has the same cosmetic outcome and it saves money. >> our dr. nancy snyderman on this new study that will provoke a lot of questions among patients and their doctors. the experts say the reason so many women are getting longer treatment that they don't need is that it can take years for doctors especially to change established medical practices. >>> history was

with matt o'donnell, tamala program. ♪ >> good morning everyone, it's 5 o'clock on this tuesday, december 16th. tam is off. erin o'hearn joins us and we have breaking coverage on the search for bradley stone. >> the manhunt continues at this hour for the military veteran who allegedly went on a killing spree. >> plus a bittersweet goodbye. a young boy who won over everyone's hearts will be laid to rest. >> it appears the sun will continue to hide. we're tracking more rain for the delaware and lehigh valleys. >> weather and traffic right now with david and karen. good morning. >> right now we're off to a fairly cloudy statute we could see some sunny breaks early this morning. generally speaking it looks fairly cloudy and there's that

with matt o'donnell, tamala edwards, karen rogers and with matt o'donnell, tamala >> ♪ >> good morningon this wednesday december 17th. we're following breaking news right now. >> two burglars are arrested after a botched burglary at a target store. we've got a live report at the scene. >> a local community comes together and tries to cope with the loss of six people in a terrifying murder spree. >> a nascar star is due back in a delaware courtroom this morning. >> and we have a dry start. let's go to david and karen. good morning. >> all right, guys. the rain is gone. take a look at sat life. you can see passing through in the overnight hours and pushing to their north. now we're looking for breaks in the clouds and we are actually seeing a bit of that overhead above the terrace here it's still rather gray but obviously the clouds are in the process of getting out of here. there is patchy fog around this morning so be careful of that. as karen mentioned awhile ago the temperatures are so far above freezing we don't expect any icy patches this morning, just a little damp here. 41 degree

with matt o'donnell, tamala edwards, karen rogers and meteorologist, david murphy. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> hello some weather to deal with today. storm tracker 6 3-d double scan live is ready for action. storm tracker 6 3-d double might see some snow in other spots and some chilly temperatures. >> one person is injured when fire shoots out of a row home. >> and bill cosby resigns from temple university's board of trustees as accusations of rape continue to swirl around him. >> 4:30 now on this tuesday, december 2nd. david is off. let's go right on over to karen rogers to talk about that weather and matt pelman has your roads. good morning. >> good morning, and we're starting with such a change from yesterday where we had near record temperatures. today we have a winter weather advisory and for lancaster county this starts at 10:00 a.m. but watching it until 10:00 p.m. here for areas including reading, allentown and mount pocono where you're going to see snow and sleet changeover to rain. we already have some precipitation through the area and satellite 6 and action radar showing a lot of cloud c

we bring ba yback eugene o'donnell. as we watch mayor de blasio of speak of what happened. has nypd changed under de blasio? he's been the mayor for a year. he's had bill bratton as his police commissioner. has it been a very different nypd than it was under ray kelly? >> the job satisfaction numbers are very low. there's a tremendous number of cops that wish they never took the job. a tremendous number of cops that will like to get out as soon as they can. this willer bait -- >> i'm sorry. why is that? what changed? >> a lot is the jobs and the pressure they're under and a 1600-rule book and only police, inside baseball stuff. also the notion -- again, police have no automatic protection. when they put their hands on somebody, they are at risk to be criminally charged, always. even though it doesn't happen a lot, it can happen. by the time they start their tour by the time the day is over, they could be criminally prosecuted. when they get into legitimate shootings, i know because i represented them as the d.a., the slip we give the grand jury says the people of the state

. >> ♪♪ >> hey, everyone, i'm matt o'donnell. 4:27. hey, it's the last day in 2014.ew details in the search for air asia flight 8501. crews believe they have found where it plunged into the java sea. >>> we're tracking icy conditions on the roadways. police believe that caused a newspaper truck to overturn in delaware. >>> 2015 begins at midnight. crews in philadelphia are preparing for two celebrations. >>> an oil company is working on a new way to pay at the pump. it involves an iphone. >>> also the mummers forecast. all on "action news" next. >> ♪♪ >>> and finally on this new year's eve morning, a chance to look back at the past year. this time through a very specific camera lens. >> that's right it's the lens of the official white house photographer who's just released a collection of his favorite 2014 photos. abc's devin dwyer reports. >> reporter: they're hidden moments, behind the history in 2014. inside the corridors of power. an ebola meeting on the white house patio. weekend casual with jeans, even feet on the table in the oval office. this mob scene in the

joining me now, lawrence o'donnell and former aide to senator patrick. good emping. >> how much tom would have taken to throw in emmy winning. it's two words. >> i will put an all-points bill tin out. donald rumsfeld always said weakness is provocative. is that part of the problem here going forward. >> look, everyone in the creative community is sad about this. that's in rob lowe's tweets, that's in everyone's kmebts. everyone is sad about it. some people are out raged in saying sony made the wrong decision. the artist or the writer in me is out raged. the prablgt kal decision-maker has to think twice. and you know who made this decision. it wasn't artists. it wasn't even the sony executives. it was you guys. it was the lawyers. you know how this works. corporate america, the lawyers start with the lawyers for the shopping malls who are saying to them, your tenant, the movie theater, is growing to risk a liability for you as the owner of this shopping mall if anything happens. and, by the way, the threat was to the entire neighborhood of the movie theat

brian. >> kelly o'donnell on capitol hill. thanks. >>> still ahead for us tonight, a lot of understandable questions from women who are in the thick of the fight after this new breast cancer study that says a lot of patients are getting radiation treatment longer than they need. my name is michael. i'm 55 years old and i have diabetic nerve pain. the pain was terrible. my feet hurt so bad. it felt like hot pins and needles coming from the inside out of my skin. when i did go see the doctor, and he prescribed lyrica, it helped me. it's known that diabetes damages nerves. lyrica is fda-approved to treat diabetic nerve pain. lyrica is not for everyone. it may cause serious allergic reactions, or suicidal thoughts or actions. tell your doctor right away if you have these, new or worsening depression, or unusual changes in mood or behavior. or swelling, trouble breathing, rash, hives, blisters, changes in eyesight including blurry vision, muscle pain with fever, tired feeling, or skin sores from diabetes. common side effects are di

with matt o'donnell, tamala edwards, karen rogers and with matt o'donnell, tamala >> ♪ >> good morningclock on this tuesday, december 9th and here's what's happening. >> accuweather is tracking a nor'easter as you take a live look here out across storm tracker double scan live. you can see all the yel

with matt o'donnell, tamala edwards, karen rogers and with matt o'donnell, tamala >> ♪ >> good morning's 4:00 a.m. on this tuesday, december 9th. >> "action news" is coming on earl to get you ready for some rain and some of us a little snow. >> a nor'easter is moving in. >> sky 6 hd taking a live look at atlantic city. we will have a live report from the jersey shore. >> storm tracker 6 3-d live double scan radar has you covered. let's take a look and you can see all of the yellow, the orange, the green and it's just the start. make sure you have that umbrella and i hope you have a backup because we'll see if it makes it through the storm. >> let's start our coverage with meteorologist, david murphy and matt pelman is filling in for karen. good morning. >> storm iraq has been working overtime this morning because of that coastal low started down to our south is pushing close to us and you can see what it's doing to the area. we have a decent amount of rain from philadelphia south into the northern and western suburbs. the closer you are to the lehigh valley the better chance you have o

our headquarters with so many people trying to understand this, we're joined by professor eugene o'donnell. he was a new york city police officer before he was a lawyer. he's been both a police instructor and a prosecutor. so that said, help us out. what did the grand jurors have to decide? what standard did they have to apply going from that videotape to this lack of enough proof for an indictment? >> really the star witness here is the police officer who no doubt went in and said, first of all, i'm sorry as he said publicly and then explained there was no malice, there was no intent to harm in this case. that it was not -- probably said, it was not a chokehold, it was a takedown, it was a botched arrest, if you will. that's probably what he said to the grand jury. the grand jury is required to step into his shoes and see the way he saw it in a situation he didn't know the ending. we know the ending. he didn't. it's a rapidly unfolding event and that's what goes on in an indictment with the grand jury. >> did it have to go the grand jury route? >> in more cases they do it. this is a very

with matt o'donnell, tamala edwards, karen rogers and with matt o'donnell, tamala >> ♪ >> hey everyone'clock on this tuesday, december 23rd. >> bullets fly on a philadelphia street leaving a man wounded. we're live with an update on the police effort to track down that gunman. >> accuweather is tracking scattered showers this morning and another round of rain tomorrow. >> a local seven-year-old girl uses her birthday wish to help make the holidays a lot brighter for the less fortunate. >> back to the rain and the roads. david is gone. we have -- well, not forever. [laughter] >> but for now. karen is here along with matt pelman. good morning. >> david just sleeping in. let's take a look at storm tracker 6 live double scan around the region if you're headed out early, it's damp out there just as we warned you it would be. as we look we can see some of the showers in spots, not everybody is getting it and for the most part it's light and showery. we're going to get some showers, some drizzle on and off through the day. a wider look at satellite 6 and action radar and you can see this is k

with matt o'donnell, tamala edwards, karen rogers and with matt o'donnell, tamala >> ♪ >> good morning's 5:00 a.m. on this wednesday december 3rd. we're following a developing story in wilmington, delaware. >> that is where the coast guard is searching for a man who plunged into the christina river. >> there are new developments in a case of hit and run that was caught on camera. police say they could be closing in on the suspected driver. >> and three churches go up in flames in a matter of hours, all in the same delaware community. the search is on for an arsonist. >> but first up let's take a quick look at your weather and traffic with meteorologist, david murphy off, karen rogers has accuweather and matt pelman has traffic. good morning. >> good morning. let's start off with storm tracker 6 live double scan. still some drizzle out there in spots. we can see not a lot of rain but you'll get a shower or two that will be passing through the area coming out of the southwest but so is that more mild air can coming out of the southwest. so, it's better news there. let's look at some of t