medication there is concern from experts that believe that may beunnecessary and that adhd itself being overdiagnosed. let's go to cecily tynan the late word from accuweather. >> we have changes on the way. today, sunny warm, 54-degrees. the front moves in tomorrow bringing the winds of change. we are dry tonight. the front moving in really won't have a lot of moisture with it. a few showers expected tomorrow morning. tonight, a quiet night on sky 6. atlantic city stormy monday, drying out and temperatures not bad for january standards winds out of the southwest the atlantic city airport 56. wilmington 43, redding currently 47. satellite 6 the cold front i'm tracking is across ohio pushing into western pennsylvania. lots of clouds, minimum moisture, not a big rainmaker bringing showers overnight. if you look at the past six months rainfall impressive. most of the area moderate drought. allentown philadelphia, six inches below normal. atlantic city not that bad. tomorrow we are looking alt at some showers in the morning. 6:00 45. 8:00 46. mild start to the day. future tracker showing showers around 8:

there is conrn from experts that believe that may be tha adhd itself overdiagnosed.o to cecily tynan, late word father. >> we have changes on the way. today sunny warm, the front moves in tomorrow o change. we are dry tonight. the front moving in really won't have a lot of moisture with it.a few showers expected tomorrow morning. tonight, a on 6. atlantic city stormy temperatures not bad for january standards winds out the southwest, airport wilmingt 43 redding currently 47. satellite 6 showing the cold front i'm tracking is ohio pushing into western pennsylvania. lots of clouds minimum moisture, not a big rainmaker, bringing showers overnight. if you look at the past six months rainfall impressive. most of the area moderate drought. allentown inches below normal.ity not that bad. tomorrow, we are lookingome showers in the morning. 6:00 45. 8:00, 46. mild start to the day. future trackerng showers around 8:00 sunshine in the suburbs by 11:00 and 3:30 temperatures around 50-degrees in the afternoon mid 50s earlier. it's not going to feel like that at all. behind the c

there is concern that many is unnecessary and adhd is being overdiagnosed. >>> flu season is in full swing. it's worse in our areas than other parts of the country. philadelphia and allentown have the highs -- highest numbers of confirmed cases. >> reporter: a zoo break a rare panda missing the fugitive sunny, last seen sunday night. zoo officials searching the ground on wednesday with the help of the police department and volunteers. >> they are good at hiding which is good for them, but not so great for people trying to find them. it's not the first time the red panda has gotten loose from a zoo. rusty made his own daring escape from the national zoo in washington eevaluating zoo officials -- evading zoo officials for several hours. the reason for they got out? it is a maigd season. -- mating season. that's your "g.m.a." first look, i'm kendis gibson, abc news new york. >> welcome back 5:25, thursday, morning, you're taking a live look at the philadelphia international airport. right now it is 43 degrees, it is the end of january another mild day ahead but don't get used to it, nor

new study unveils breast cancer may be overdiagnosed. we'll explain. philadelphia. >>> this morning, growing battle over a blue line on some county roads. >>> one of several communities across new jersey that painted blue lines on roads as a tribute to fallen police officers, but, federal highway administration says blue paint is for handicap parking. they sent a letter to a north jersey county warning penalties could result if the lines aren't removed. the mayor says he'll lie down on the road to protect the blue line. >> to me this is the height of ridiculousness. we aren't removing the blue line. it's on a local road. >> a north jersey sheriff plans to contact lawmakers to push for a bill to protect honoring police with that blue line. >>> two south jersey high schools honoring a fallen state trooper with the trooper memorial match. se met on the matt last night. hit by a car and killed last march. first high school wrestler to reach 100 career wins. >>> new study raising questions about the effectiveness of mammograms and prevention. 1-3 after diag

. >> what it's trying to tell us is that, in fact, we may be overdiagnosing the number of breast cancersthat actually do require treatment. >> the study says one of the risks of regular mammograms is so-called overdiagnosis that could lead to unnecessary treatments, but dr. casel says while the finding may be true but doctors aren't at a point to say which women will develop life-threatening cancer and which one is not. >> we have gotten to the point to be able to distinguish which cancers do need treatment and which we can wait on or potentially ignore. we haven't caught up yet. >> an unlikely cure for crying is going viral this morning. clayton: unlikely is right. forget the kids shows like paw patrol there. 3 monday old rolla from texas chose to go turn off tiers only when her parents allow her to watch her favorite entertainment. the dallas cowboys. [crying] >> that is a juicy little baby. her mom first noticing this while trying to feed things to keep her happy as lola recovers from two heart surgeries. clayton: oh, my gosh. >> what happens when a terrorist is released from gitmo, o

sometimes we should not test and treat and we do overdiagnosed in over treat.in, a good trust the doctor can help you sort that out to figure out what is right for you. >>i want to switch gears to a new study on exercise. i actually found this surprising. are you telling me that i only have to go to the spin class or yoga class once a week and i am good? >>nice try. >>that is what the study says. >>that is not what it says but that was a nice try. something is better than nothing. one of them was 15 minutes three times a day compared to doing nothing and you will live three years longer. i think this one with the weekend warriors, what i say for people who are like i don't have the time, i have not come anywhere close to five days a week it is not worth it if i do anything on the weekend, 40 percent reduction in risk of death that is meaningful. >>it is really not about scaling back, it is really at least making the one day a week a priority. >>like i said something is better than nothing. is one day a week going to get to the weight loss or your diabetes bette

researchers in denmark found that one in three breast tumors discovered through the exam may be overdiagnosedhey're identified as more life-threatening than they really are leading to unnecessary treatment. that is what the study is saying. i'm getting the side eye right now from jen. what's your take? >> i think the headline has been boiled down to early screening doesn't work. no such thing as early screening in breast cancer. it's screening. the point of screening we have to remember is to save lives. this study did not look at lives saved. it also started enrollment in 1980 when the technology from mammography was not what it is today. but it talks about the concept does every cancer need treatment and that is going to be a hard pill to swallow for doctors and patients to tell a woman, you have cancer, but we're not going to treat it because it's never going to kill you. that's the dcis realm which is called that stage zero. >> you know, when you talk about treating all cancers, you have to talk about the downside of that, as well. what this study found was that by doing screening, they l