oxford. there are some other differences. that is that these will be scholarships for undergraduates as well as postgraduates, and the rhodes scholarships are for people who have already graduated from another university either from this country or in parts of africa, germany, india, and the former commonwealth countries. we are looking to provide scholarships for people from any part of the world, including this country. but they may come from any part of the world. and one distinguishing characteristic which is not specified in the rhodes program is that it will give particular preference to people who can demonstrate that they've overcome adversity. margaret thatcher overcame the adversity of coming from a very modest background with no university tradition in her family at all. and that's one form of adversity. we will be looking for people who can show already in their lives that they've managed to overcome. >> excellent. and it's striking that margaret thatcher had to learn latin, i believe, in the space of about five m

oxford. there are some other differences. that is that these will be scholarships for undergraduates as well as postgraduates, and the rhodes scholarships are for people who have already graduated from another university either from this country or in parts of africa, germany, india, and the former commonwealth countries. we are looking to provide scholarships for people from any part of the world, including this country. but they may come from any part of the world. and one distinguishing characteristic which is not specified in the rhodes program is that it will give particular preference to people who can demonstrate that they've overcome adversity. margaret thatcher overcame the adversity of coming from a very modest background with no university tradition in her family at all. and that's one form of adversity. we will be looking for people who can show already in their lives that they've managed to overcome. >> excellent. and it's striking that margaret thatcher had to learn latin, i believe, in the space of about five m

the oxford dictionary announced the word of the year for 2015 the decision may make you cry. >> oxford dictionary has chosen this eknowledgemoji as the word year, it means l-o-l. >> larry: did we need something that says l-o-l or has typing three letters become too taxing for our dorito fingers. which reminds me, nacho dust. they chose it over dark web, lumbersexual, uand refugee. not even dictionaries don't want to take in refugees. hey, i don't work for ocxford. >> they said emojis embody the world. >> and they capture the mood of 2015. >> larry: the mood of 2015? 2015 has not been a tears of joy year. if emojis aren't words -- >> boooo. >> larry: who is that? >> i'm [bleep], larry. >> larry: who? >> i'm the poop emoji and if any emoji deserves word of the year it's me. >> larry: what makes you better than faceless tears of joy? >> 2015 was a terrible year the only people texting tears of joy in 2015 were sadists. as far as i'm concern the most important emoji of 2015 is [bleep]. >> not so fast. >> larry: who are you? >> to say you don't know me would be a sin. >> larry: i think my d

we have oxford mills at 6:07, oxford junction, wyoming, and millrock 6:17. northeastern part of cedar county and i'll back out a little bit here and also the far south eastern corner of jones county again that goes untill 6:15 this evening. >> just had another report of some damage from winds, power lines snapped in half. that down near windfield, in henry county. we're hearing about some areas right now that are reporting some damage as those again storms have moved through the area and still across as we can see the south eastern east cenenal portion of thh state as they h hd toward the mississippi moving into some unstable air, unstable enough to keep the energy going as a result that tornado warning was issued. again we're looking at lightning as thth tornado warningng was issued and again it just showed that the energy is staying within these storms and that's likely the tornado warning that has been issued. the radio weather is going on in the back ground. a look at the storm a viewer in keystone some of the winds that were blowing through. again, you

we know who went to oxford and cambridge back to the 1200s. so we know the names of everyone from then till now who attended oxford and cambridge back that always represent about the top 1% of english society. and so what we can do is look at how over represented by these elite names in the university over time, and that's going to measure the rate of social mobility the nice thing is you can measure that does with the number of -- the correlation of your status with your parents. if it's one compares no social mobility. everything is predictable. if it is zero, this complete social mobility, nothing is predictable at birth. so that just establishes a nice simple measure for all societies. and the answer you get for medieval england is that number is .8. here's the interesting fact. oxidant cambridge no, we didn't exactly the same except for we have defined a new class of elite of surnames because all those medieval guys are not completely average. we look at these new elite of surnames, what's the correlation? .8. there's been no change in so

chopper 6hd is over the 7900 block of oxford avenue a crash involving a septa bus it appears another vehicle there, maybe it's a flat bed truck that looks like it was pulling some sort of construction equipment that the septa bus jackknifed directly across oxford avenue ended up on

and oxford was instrumental in shaping lady thatcher's later career. and i'd like to ask an opening question with regard to the margaret thatcher scholarship trust, with regard to the thatcher scholarships, could you give us an insight into what somerville oxford are trying to achieve with regard to the scholarships, and perhaps some details about the launch of the scholarship trusts and what you're trying to achieve here with this tremendous project? >> well, thank you, nile. the idea is fundamentally to create a permanent living legacy to margaret thatcher by creating scholarships that will bring people to study at oxford from all over the world who probably would not otherwise get the benefit of that education. so we're following the narrative of margaret thatcher's life. a woman from very modest circumstances. but tremendous promise and great academic attainment who made her way to oxford where the college of which i have the owner to be principal which is the same thing as president gave her her start. somerville identified margaret thatcher, then

>> yeah, i was always very well could at oxford. it's not quite like some of these college campuses you hear about. there was no burn the witch. i was an eccentric but people would debate my new ideas with me. but i go back to an idea centric at the end of the table who believes people should be able to own automatic weapons and speak freely without being arrested or gosh, how radical. in england this is not really on the table. >> conservative and libertarians in agreement when it comes to the use of the police, the use of terror watch, et cetera speak was no. i think that's another flashpoint. domestically there i am more with the libertarians. some conservatives, not all, many conservatives have embraced this right on crime wave. but some conservatives are suspicious of the government until their agents are involved. ..

the crash occurred before 12:30 on the 7900 block of oxford avenue near rhawn street. the bus is almost jack 123450eu6d -- jackknifed here. initial reports is that the bus and another vehicle collided. medics are en route to the scene. doesn't look like there are any paramedics at the moment. septa officials are on the way to the scene, as well. this crash involves a septa bus crash in the fox chase section. city. we're not sure how it goes, but we'll get more information in this new cast and 6abc.com as it becomes available. >>> republican candidates for president will face over next week, before the showdown they are teeming up to change the format of the debates. it comes after the highly criticized events hosted by cnbc. carolyn costello has more. >> reporter: 15 campaigns will come together they have drafted a letter that will go out to tv networks in the coming days. in that letter a list of demands. the crowded pool of republican presidential candidates has found something they can agree on, a list of demands. the candidates calling for change after the highly c

the bus driver was coming out of the fox chase bus loop making a right onto oxford. police believe the bus driver watched the officer pass but didn't see the truck behind it and pulled into its path. >> it's crazy. you know, it's crazy. i don't understand how a driver like that can miss that giant thing with a police escort. doesn't make any sense. >> reporter: on that viewer video you can see an officer climbing on board the bus to assist. nora mccloskey saw all this and the moments after the truck came to rest against her studio. >> i was in the center and it was at the corner so i was just immediately glad that i was alive but then i heard a woman screaming and then i -- that was startling. >> reporter: two of the three passengers on board and the driver went to the hospital with minor injuries. neighbors said they've complained that septa's long accordion buses can't negotiate the loop. they expected one day there would be a crash but not like this. >> it's just a mess and nothing has been done about it. >> reporter: as we look back live, they towed away the bus.

oxford dictionaries' 20- 15 word of the year is impossible to pronounce. that's because it's not a word at all. it's an emoji - this happy, yellow, cartoon face... shedding two giant tears. the official name is "face with tears of joy," usually used as a substitute for 'l-o-l.' every year oxford dictionaries picks a word that they think captures the year's biggest trends or changes in the english language. jack: it's a choice that definitely raised some eyebrows here in the newsroom. we want to know what you think. connect with us on facebook and twitter to share your thoughts. jack: time for another meteorheaviest rains have stayed away from central iowa with locations in western and eastern iowa getting more than 1" today, but the metro has just over one half inch so far. more showers will be possible into this evening especially over eastern iowa. we will stay mild tonight with temps in the 50s overnight, but cooler air will start settling in wednesday with steady or falling temps during the day. there will be a chance for some drizzle or light showers

a scene on oxford circle, bringing you more information as it becomes available from the oxford sectionadelphia, the two biggest beer makers finalized a merger deal, agreeing to by saab miller, telling they will make nearly a third of the world's beer, the combined company doesn't have a name yet and needs approval from regulators, they expect the deal to be completed sometime next year. about 1,000 airline passengers cannot travel today because of an on going strike with lufthansa air flight attendants, they have a list of demands including more retirement benefits and on the flip side lufthansa is trying to cut costs. they are seeking mediation to end it's on going dispute. >>> losing a sense of humor may be a sign of alzheimer's disease taking jokes literally or childish humor may indicate a sudden decline. >>> doctors say that your heart may be in trouble even if you haven't experienced the obvious signs, research from the national institutes of health shows that heart attacks may strike silently for flu and injection, and that could lead to sudden cardiac arrest, and in honor of ve

avenue when the bus came around the fox chase loop here, made a right on to oxford avenue and hit the tractor trailer. this is the aftermath of a powerful midday crash. a route 18 septa bus versus a tractor trailer carrying a 26-ton front end loader the force knocked the cab of the truck into the blooming arts studio in oxford avenue at the fox chase loop. >> the driver of the truck got out, and he was frantic and asked if everybody was all right. >> reporter: chris says she was parked on oxford avenue when the accident happened. >> me and him both went around to the bus that's when i jumped in to see if everybody in there was all right. >> reporter: according to septa spokesperson, the bus driver and two passengers on board were transported to aria frankford hospital. they're expected to be okay. the truck driver is also believed to be fine. >> we're talking one of my friends from joseph's peas san he felt the force in his building from the accident. >> reporter: josh bus was one of several people who contain their eyes off of this dramatic scene. >> i took pictures of everything. i

get fios. >>> 70 homes have no water service due to a water main break in the oxford circle section ofladelphia, chopper 6 hd was over the 10 hundred block of van kirk street, that is where a 10 inch main broke before noon, in addition to flooding the street it damaged the middle of the road, the water department hopes to have the main repairs and the water back on by 9:00 tonight. >>> one person is dead and another is still missing after a house explosion in north jersey, it happened at 8:00 this morning in elizabeth, it kill aid man and injured 14 others, two people including an 11-year-old remain in critical condition with severe burns, it's still unclear if the person unaccounted for left the scene or is trapped in the rubble there. they are investigating if a natural gas leak may be to blame. >>> the biggest brewing companies in the world are officially teaming up. anheuser busch agreed to by miller for $107 billion, the combined company controlled half of the world's beer profits, they have not said what the new company will be called or what it means for employees or management

oxford. i might ask you the question. how important do you think lady thatcher's views were in shaping her later views in life? why is it that oxford university has been so incredibly successful in terms of producing british prime ministers, i believe, 26 have been educated at oxford. far more impressive than cambridge, i might add, by i mile, i believe? >> nothing parochial here. >> no bias. what was it about her oxford time that fashioned one of the truly great leaders of our time? >> well, one thing i would say just to supplement what i have just heard from john sullivan and ed meese is that part of the quality of margaret thatcher's leadership, which we are lacking now, probably in both countries but far be it from me to pronounce on american leadership, was clarity. although we do know from her biographers, including the splendid biography by charles moore, that she did actually change her mind frequently. she thought very carefully and could change her position according to the evidence. she never made that clear in

oxford says the emoji best reflect the mood in preoccupations of 2015. several other words were considered, including dark web, which is the part of the web that lets use he is website operators remain anonymous, on sleek, which means attractive, stylish, and here is another one, young urban man who all the says peel in style in dress, suggesting a rugged outdoor lifestyle. >> ya, that was something i never heard before. learn something new, jill. >> you're not alone. >> coming up after the break, a check on your traffic and weather together. >> things are starting to move out of our way, we're still dealing with it, here is a look at the ben franklin bridge, westbound looking great here, coming over the ben franklin bridge. normally does eastbound, you still have lost that far right lane. here's a look at the place we did have construction, 959 southbound, the off ramp to street road, block, now cleared, one other area of the vine, just to let you know, eastbound and westbound, just open, which is great news. so justin in the world of traffic, things ar

. >>> also breaking a bad accident on route 20 in oxford. state police say the westbound side of the road is closed. the cars involved are pretty smashed up. no word yet on what caused that crash. >>> also on 7, leaders in burlington coming together to give a mosque a new look. this after two teens are being charged with vandalizing the islamic center. >> police say they spray paimentd usa on the mosque over the weekend and now leaders are retagging the walls with some positive messages. john coco has the latest from burlington. >> reporter: covering up hate after the mosque was defaced over the weekend. its members many others are now using art to bring them closer to their community. peace. >> reporter: early sunday morning, the burlington islamic center was tagged with usa, mosque. eggs were also thrown at it, the mass culprits were caught on building. two 18-year-olds cameron copella and derek demoan were arrested and now charged with malicious destruction of property. >> it's a wider network of friends, colleagues and neighbors in burli

oxford dictionaries has chosen its word of the year. the changes in this year's pick. >> oh, my god. oh, my god. emily: incredible video out of miami, texas. a large tornado forms in the state's panhandle. powerful storms right now. that is a huge thing. cindy: it was dark. it's what we call a wedge tornado. those are very large and destructive as well. a big storm in the middle of the country. severe weather from texas on up into the plains today. snow blizzard conditions out through the rockies. it will take a while but this stormy vent ally heads in our area. the impacts here will be rain. that picks up in intensity during the afternoon and evening hours on thursday. so the morning commute on thursday should be dry. but the evening commute on thursday into especially friday morning's commute, that's when i feel like we'll see the biggest impact from the rain from this system. ahead of it, there is more to be pushing on in. temperatures running near 50 in chicago this morning. 70's dallas. that warmth will push eastward as that storm

still to come, oxford dictionaries has picked its word of the year, but it is not actually a word. shelley: the incredibly popular people are sick and tired of establishment politics, and they want real change! [ cheers and applause ] bernie sanders -- husband, father, grandfather. he's taking on wall street and a corrupt political system that keeps in place a rigged economy. bernie's campaign is funded by over a million contributions -- people like you, who see the middle class disappearing and want a future to believe in. i'm bernie sanders, tom: oxford dictionaries has selected its word of the year, and it's an emoji. shelley: specifically, this one officially called face with tears of joy. the oxford university press found that this was the most-used emoji globally during the past year. the word emoji itself has seen a similar surge with its usage tripling this year over last. this is the firs time ever that the dictionary company hasn' t picked an actual word for the title. tom: i think they should stick with words and leave the symbols for somebody else. shelley: thanks for j

still to come, oxford dictionaries has picked its word of the year, but it is not actually a word. shelley: the incredibly popular tom: oxford dictionaries has selected its word of the year, and it's an emoji. shelley: specifically, this one officially called face with tears of joy. the oxford university press found that this was the most-used emoji globally during the past year. the word emoji itself has seen a similar surge with its usage tripling this year over last. this is the firs time ever that the dictionary company hasn' t picked an actual word for the title. tom: i think they should stick with words and leave the symbols for somebody else. shelley: thanks for joining us for newsnine tonight at 11:00. tom: jimmy kimmel live is next, followed by night line. have a good night. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. what you are about to see is one ladder-the versatile ladder in the world. the strong & sturdy little giant ladder system. twenty four ladders in one. coming up, you'll see amazing dem

so between tiffin and oxford, areas south and west, doing okay as the storm moves further to the north and east. we have a live picture from iowa city. if we could go to that, wherever the director wanan to throw it up on the screen. there it is. live picture from iowa city, looking at the rain pushing on into the region. there's your lightning in the background there. with some thunder. camera is getting wititthth obviously y getting wet. obviously it is in a safe area. you need to be cautious with the thunder and lightning with our repoers out there. be very cautious. let's take it back inside onto the radar and see what's going on. there's dunkerton, dewer, tornado warning for black hawk county. air. we will take this right through 5:45. so no -- at this point, doesn't lookokike we'll have any of the regular news at this point, since the warning is until 5:45. go ahead. >> righttnow, possibility around highway 63 and the 20 interchange, that's kind of where we get the rotation, north of orange in the area around san marnen, there could rotation withinhe storm. going to zoom out to g

according to oxford the pictograph was chosen as the word of 2015. this particular emoji was chosen because it was the most used globally in 2015. now, actual words that made the short list include refugee. >>> abc 7 news at 5:00 begins right now with cheryl and dan. >> the terrorists would come up with their own home brew system. >> is the bay area giving a green light to terror? >>> side show mystery. oakland police have their hands full for a second night as a man points a fake gun directly at officers. >>> and to paris and back. a family flies thousands of miles only to never leave the airport. the wannabe rock star caught in the middle. ♪ >> i'm abc 7 meteorologist sandhya patel. crisp now, chilly in the morning. we'll look at the numbers coming up. >>> live from the kgo tv broadcast center, this is abc 7 news. >> flash bangs rattle the streets of belgium in the search for a man involved in the attacks on paris. there is an international manhunt under way tonight not just for him but his boss, the alleged master mind of this attack i'm dan ashle

oxford dictionary has come out with the 2015 word of the year! are you ready....they picked....emoji! picked....emoji!every year oxford dictionaries picks a word that they think captures the year's biggest trends or changes in the english language.the organization's president says emojis are increasingly being used as a substitute for alphabetic scripts due to the fast pace of digital communication. it's after the break... break...the bad weather some america's never been a country of quitters. it's not who we are. we don't ignore threats like climate change. we face our problems head-on. with american-made clean energy, we can end our dependence on foreign oil... spark new innovation... and create millions of new jobs. solving our climate crisis so, what are we waiting for? right now on cbs 2 this morning...the latest information in the case of a cedar rapids girl who says a local police officer grabbed her hair and cursed at her. the latest group challenging unversity of iowa president bruce harrold to defend his record. the life-changing surge

jc: oxford dictionary' s of the is this imagery -- this emo ji. every year, the oxford dictionary picks a word they feel captures the year' s biggest trends or changes in the english language. so what does it say that the biggest change in english languages and language at all? phil: i thought at first it was crying -- but it is laughing so hard you are in tears. jc: charlie is making a personal diagnosis public. phil: coming up, his hiv status and the reason he' s speaking out about it. reporter: a mall changing it soon after getting a 10 of public backlash. phil: five investigates has an exclusive look at where the weapons from a u.s. army jc: new recommendations against early recommendations for prostate cancer -- a new study finds fewer men are getting blood tests and being diagnosed. a government panel recommended it because it could lead to treating tumors that could never the cdc is warning that an epidemic of sexually in the u.s. is getting worse. the most common infection, chlamydia, has hit record levels. more than 1.4 million cases in 2

find out which word is being celebrated by the oxford dictionary. when we return. scott:good morning siouxland. let's get a look outside on the port neal welding company skycam hd and the king's pointe skycam hd in storm lake. we have showers and thunderstorms plugging through the map early on this tuesda visibilities are being affected by fog and rain, so drive with care this morning. we have temperatures in the 30s and 40s to the west while 50s are still present across most of western iowa. the wind is fairly strong at 10 to 20 miles per hour as a front pulls ththugh from the west. . e midwest view of our satellite and radar shows widespread precipitation in the region with winter weather occurrin to the west. here's the stormcast hd where an area of low pressure will slowly travel across the area near continuous showers and thunderstorms through the first half of the day. the rain will break up later tonight and outside of a few stray showers tomorrow, we'll be dry. thursday will be windy and cooler. today's forecast callllfor a high of 58 with decent temperatur

the accident happened around 12:30 along oxford avenue in the fox chase neighborhood.o one was seriously hurt, but people were shaken by what they saw. >> i was sitting right in the middle painting, and then i heard a terrible crash and i looked up and saw a truck at my window. >> investigators still trying to figure out what caused today's crash. i want to take a live look at the situation right now, where we are understanding that oxford avenue is still closed, but some of these streets are beginning to open up now. you still see emergency vehicles very active, very much still on the scene right there. we'll continue to keep an eye on that situation on oxford avenue after that truck and septa bus collided today. >>> and we're following breaking news also out of wilmington, where sky force 10 live over a shooting. this one happened on taylor street within the past hour, as we first told you at 5:00. we just learned police are also on the scene of a double shooting on north harrison street, about 20 blocks away. we don't know if these two shootings are connected, but w

i'll see you. >>> oxford dictionary's word of the year is not even a word. it's an e-mail to take a look. it's officially called the face with tears of joy. oxford university press partnered with mobile technology business swift key to track the usage of emoji's. it says that face with the tears of joy was the most used emoji around the world this year. it made up 17% of all the emoji is used in the united states. oxford dictionary says the face with the tears of joy best reflect the ethos, the mood and the preoccupations of the year 2015. >>> laughing and crying at the same time. i got it. >>> 6:47 is the time. we feel very bad for the people sitting in that traffic. >> that's an emoji right there, sal's face. >> i'm trying to also get the tweet out. a lot of people follow us on twitter. the latest one i'm about to release here is a bart problem. bay -- bart says it has third rail power loss. major delays. you have to have -- bart is recommending you seek alternative transportation if you use the fremont or the dublin line. this is from a bart dispatcher. s

oxford dictionary's new 20-15 word offthe year is impossible to pronounce. that's because it isn't even a word at all -- but it may speak louder than words. meteorologist kaj o'mara will be back with a full plan on a soaking rain today. rain is likely from start to finish with totals by the e nd of the day of 1.5-2.5". there e ay be a few swaths of 2.5"+ in any areas that happen to get some thunderstorms. highs will be tricky given all the rain, but upper 50s to lower 60s should be a good fit. plan on cooler necessssrily dry justtyet as a few showers or pockets of drizzle will linger. thursday and most of friday should be dry, but there is a weak wave of low pressure set to bring a chance of light snow or flurries to the area on friday night. due to the warm ground, limited moisture, and fast movement of the system, accumulations appear minimal at this time. we'll keep an eye on it for you this week. tryyto stay dry out oxford dictionaries has announced its 20-15 word of the year. it may be hard to pronounce -- because it's notota word at all. it's an emooi.

oxford dictionary' s word of the year is not a word at all. it' s this emoji. a happy cartoon face, shedding two giant tears. it' s generally used as a text. every year, oxford dictionaries the year' s biggest trends or changes in the english language. >> it translates into all languages. >> yes. erika: that' what super poligrip does for me is it keeps the food out. before those little pieces would get in between my dentures and my gum and it was uncomfortable. just a few dabs is clinically proven to seal out more food particles. super poligrip is part of my

storm tracker 6 live showing we have rain in chester county, oxford, coatsville starting to get wet. million veteran not too far down the pike. the stuff up in berks county pushing away from reading is light and spotty. allentown might pick up a little bit of that. i want to go a bit farther south and spot for you one other cell that's beginning to bloom to the east of edge wood maryland, east of hav grace. if you combined that with dense fog it could be tricky for you. as we step outside we have sky6 live hd looking at the ben franklin bridge. looks like philadelphia has a little reduced visibility. some of the worst fog is in south jersey and delaware. even in philadelphia we're seeing it thick rning -- thickening up a bit. 53 in allen up to. 53 in trenton. 51 in cape may. the rain will be spotty. here comes 9:00 a.m., 3:00 p.m., you'll be caught with a little shower. allentown, 72. spotty shower, mild there. down the shore, 68 degrees, mostly cloudy, spotty shower. in philadelphia, high of 74 degrees, mostly cloudy spotty shower. wind are light. as we roll through the day, cool, 3

and was created bizarrely bay mathematic professor in oxford. >> this inspired charles dodson.e took them on a crews in 1862. he entertained them with a story of a little girl that stumbled along the backs and fell into a rabbit hole. one of the girls was alice, she asked charles to write it for her. years later, alice's advent our underground was born. >> adopting the pen name. she published the book, and the sequel through the looking glass six years later. both made an impression. alice theme its can be found on everything. at the shop in oxford, the store is brimming with memorabilia, and the fact that alice brought sweets there as a little girl. an exhibition exams this. they want to look at the publication, showing the way the story changed. there's a cheshire cat. duchess and a hatter, which are not characters you see. we have this memorabilia. the book is as much loved now. >> a fact that some say lies in the writings and ambiguity. these are stories that you can't pin down. >> when you put your thumb on them. they scatter in all directions. different readers get differ

oxford says the emoji best reflects the mood and free occupations of 2017. several other words were considered, including dark web, that's the part of the web that lets users and website operators remain anonymous. on fleek meaning good, established or stylish and bum lersexual, a young man suggesting a rugged outdoor lifestyle. anne pary. >> my response, thumbs down for not using words, i'll use another form of expression him jill wagner at the new york stock exchange. thanks a lot, jill. >>> still to come, ground breaking trance plants transplants, you will meet the person that got a new face straight from a . cities around the country. >>> doctors in new york are reporting a remarkable achievement. the most incredible face transplant in history. our new york station shows us the life changing procedure. >> reporter: it was a routine fire if there ever is a thing in mississippi back in september 2001. that's when volunteer fire fighter suffered third degree burns over his head and chest. 14 years later, patrick found himself in new york waiting for the mos

afternoon the septa bus and the truck hauling a big front-end loader collided on the 7500 block of oxford a nora was painting when she heard the very loud crash and came outside for a look. >> i just saw a giant white truck stuck into the side of my building, the corner of my building and then i thought how glad i was that it can't come right into me. >> reporter: witness say the truck with the load was traveling up oxford avenue toward rhawn with a police officer on a motorcycle as an escort. just after the officer passed the bus came out of the turn around to make a right turn right as the truck was approaching. even those who saw the collision happen couldn't figure out how and why it did. >> it's crazy. i don't understand how a driver like that can miss that giant thing with a police escort. doesn't make any sense. >> reporter: chris witnessed crash and helped those on board the bus. >> the driver of the truck got out and he was frantic and asked if everybody was already and i think me and him both went around to the bus and that's when i jumped in to see if everybody in there was all

this is the 7900 block of oxford avenue near rhawn street. septa says the route 18 bus was attempting to make a right turn onto oxford avenue right before the collision. >> well, students and parents of the philadelphia school district can breathe a sigh of relief tonight at least for now. the school reform commission made a decision today that will keep the schools operating a little longer despite the financial crisis happening in harrisburg. "action news" reporter vernon odom live in spring garden tonight for us to explain. vernon. >> reporter: good evening, monica. the budget stalemate between governor wolf and the state lawmakers continues and shows no signs of ending any time soon and that is forcing local public school leaders to go to the banks for mammoth loans. for more than 200,000 philadelphia school children, there will apparently be no disruption of classes and activities through the end of this calendar year, 2015. the school reform commission has opened a quarter of a billion dollar credit line to carry the district through un

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oxford dictionary's 2015 word of the year isn't even a word at all, it's an emoji. this happy yellow cartoon face shedding two giant tears, the official name is face with tears of joy, usually used as a substitute for lol. every year oxford picks a word that they think captures thier's biggest trends or changes in the english language and this year they chose an emoji. anchor: i guess so. >> we continue to look at the hoin for the next couple days, waiting on the rain which will start to develop in here sometime late thursday, thursday evening. and pull away friday in time for the weekend. anchor: and starting tonight at 5:00, a new federal effort to help babies exposed to opioid drugs, we're going to explain how that will work. and from toys to jewelry, there are specific days that will get you the best holiday deals. we'll break it all down. that does it for us, thank you for joining us and have a great afternoon. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. i finally did it! ew, you did it

escaping oxford with a shootout miss. now the attention turns to brandon allen down at the goal line. the player who has fought through injury after injury to be on the field for his arkansas razorbacks laying it out on the two-point conversion to win the game. designed quarterback run. he gets hit and lets go of the football as he crosseses the plane. look at the determination. reaching as the ball hits the ground, it comes off -- you wonder if his teammates jumping on him is where the injury occurred. >> carter: allen is on his feet. the razorbacks can celebrate. an all-timer. arkansas over ole miss in overtime. 53-52. and the ole miss dreams of making a big statement towards an s.e.c.-west crown take a big blow in overtime. jenny dell is with brandon allen. >> jenny: brandon, first and foremost, a little slow getting up there, want to make sure you're ok. >> i'm fine, took a little bit of a hit but it's all good, i'm good now. >> jenny: what gave you the confidence to go for the last drive? >> our offense has been clic

specifically the tears of joy oxford said the emojis exploded globally this year. they explore a core aspect of living in a digital world. it's found in 20% of all emoji use in the united states and united kingdom. >>> rob powers up next with sports. >> i don't think i've ever used an emoji in my life. >> never? >> i've not used that one. let's talk football . he's been one of the giants' best players for a couple years now. the receiver lets us know his season is done. you'll hear cruz talk about the next step. plus, the red storm on the home court. what dear? oh! oh, you're bad. stop that! i'm sorry. (vo) a new york millionaire spent $714,000 to learn how to be a pet whisperer. what? oh ho ho! (vo) you'd make a way better rich person. lotto. making more new yorkers rich than any other game. no matter how fast the markets change, at t. rowe price, our disciplined investment approach remains. we ask questions here. look for risks there. and search for opportunity everywhere. global markets may be uncertain. but you can feel confident in our investment experience...

and people at oxford university press give the word of the year.e asked a few people what they thought. >> let me show you a picture and ask you what it is called the generic term. >> an emoji. >> what do they denote? >> they denote feeling. >> would you use this? >> yes, i use them. >> it's an emoji. people use it on in phones, on facebook, and online, really. >> can you just tell me what you think that's called, and how you might use this? >> that would be cheery, not cheery, you but cheerful. >> what is the generic name for the icon. >> that's the smiley face. >> but they're called a? >> a zuch. >> emoji. >> emoji, yes. >> would you use it? >> would i use it? i use my sms and stuff--maybe. >> england and france went ahead with their friendly football match at we wily stadium tonight. heightened security surrounded the fixture in london. 90,000 strong crowd was encouraged to sing the french national anthem together in a show of solidarity with the victories. and ended with england beating france 2-0. >>> well, friday's attacks have prompted a wid

oxford said the emojis exploded globally this year. they explore a core aspect of living in a digital world. it's found in 20% of all emoji use in the united states and united kingdom. >>> rob powers up next with sports. >> i don't think i've ever used an emoji in my life. >> never? >> i've not used that one. let's talk football . he's been one of the giants' best players for a couple years now. the receiver lets us know his season is done. you'll hear cruz talk about the next step. plus, the >>> the rest of the season, mr. cruz is out. >> first we'd like to thank you for sending all your emojis. now we get to the injury. needs surgery. he needs to heal then he needs to sit out. victor cruz coming back from a knee injury ended up hurting his calf muscle and the long road back takes another detour. he'll have season ending surgery in a season that never really started for cruz making his announcement on the bleacher report website. >> i'm excited for that process and hope you guys don't lose faith in me because i haven't lost faith in m

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and the face with tears of joy emoji was added to the oxford dictionary. here are th are the sights and s past seven days. >> the french interior minister is now saying authorities have carried out 128 new security raids. >> rose: french airstrikes hit isis in raqqa. >> france launched massive airstrikes against isis targets. >> in the nation of mali 170 people taken hostage. no word if this has anything to do with the isis terrorist attacks in france. >> rose: 32 died in a nigerian market bombing. >> they just came with the bomb and it exploded. >> first they were worried about the press being too tough during the debates and now they're worried about three-year-old orphans. >> rose: russia confirms a bomb brought down metrod jet 9268. >> it is the first time russian officials have said that a bomb brought down the metrod jet last month. >> rose: minneapolis requests a federal investigationave police shooting. >> protesters with black lives matter shut down i-94 in minneapolis in response to the officer-involved shooting of jamal clark. >> the whole world

escaping oxford with a shootout overtime win, 53-52 over ole miss. now the attention turns to brandon allen down at the goal line. the player who has fought through injury after injury to be on the field for his arkansas razorbacks laying it out on the two-point conversion to win the game. >> aaron: just a beautifully designed quarterback run. he gets hit and lets go of the football as he crosseses the plane. look at the determination. reaching as the ball hits the ground, it comes off -- you wonder if his teammates jumping on him is where the injury occurred. >> carter: allen is on his feet. the razorbacks can celebrate. an all-timer. arkansas over ole miss in overtime. 53-52. and the ole miss dreams of making a big statement towards an s.e.c.-west crown take a big blow in overtime. jenny dell is with brandon allen. >> jenny: brandon, first and foremost, a little slow getting up there, want to make sure you're ok. >> i'm fine, took a little bit of a hit but it's all good, i'm good now. >> jenny: what gave you the confidence to go for the last drive?

escaping oxford with a shootout overtime win, 53-52 over ole miss. now the attention turns to brandon allen down at the goal line. the player who has fought through injury after injury to be on the field for his arkansas razorbacks laying it out on the game. >> aaron: just a beautifully designed quarterback run. he gets hit and lets go of the football as he crosseses the plane. look at the determination. reaching as the ball hits the ground, it comes off -- you wonder if his teammates jumping on him is where the injury occurred. >> carter: allen is on his feet. the razorbacks can celebrate. an all-timer. arkansas over ole miss in overtime. 53-52. and the ole miss dreams of making a big statement towards an s.e.c.-west crown take a big blow in overtime. jenny dell is with brandon allen. >> jenny: brandon, first and foremost, a little slow getting up there, want to make sure you're ok. good now. >> jenny: what gave you the drive? >> our offense has been clicking all game, give them the credit, their offense was doing well the whole game and we knew if

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