yes, to the extent in philadelphia. we have a group called 100 men and administered by the community youth gang services, which is a county funded organization. and they have patrols in the neighborhoods i see but not to the extent they have in philadelphia, we also have a church group, saint patrick's now in new and the newton division in los angeles you've initiated and program called operation cul de sock where as i understand it you've barich shaded off some of the streets, declared it a narcotics free area. how did this. did you initiate it to community initiated? what has been the response the police department initiated in this particular area. is 30 square blocks and it the highest crime area in my and we went in and surveyed community told them what we would like to do. we knock on every door in the in the area and. we interviewed 560 people and 558 of them approved of this program than implemented the program on february with a that was 1990. yes, this year with a two day cleanup campaign. i brought in the gar

it definitely would not have been a book about philadelphia making or philadelphia furniture making. in edward's time, the word clock usually signified only the movement and dial in inventories. the case was named separately clock and case and ordered separately by the purchaser. edward probably collaborated in decisions about the cases he needed to be sure that his machine and dial would fit properly inside the cabinet. he may have discussed with the customers and woodworkers the choices of goods and the levels of quality and ornamentation. the bulk of his time spent repairing, not making, also no way lessens our respect for edward's expertise. as i can assure you. after four decades of bench work. there is nothing easy or routine about repairing intricate mechanical and visy's devices. we can see here the reason why a recent repair job of mine quickly got complicated. a gear tooth had snapped off and the adjacent tooth is is bent and ready to break. well. edward certainly faced similar surprises. and i suppose one of the questions can be, did you fix it? but i can't tell you, it's

on the office of the district attorney of the city of philadelphia.rasner immediately poured resources into a conviction integrity unit, to investigate claims of innocence, and hired patricia cummings to run it. ogrod's case was among the first her team reviewed. we started that endeavor by hiring experts that had no affiliation with the case. we just said, here, take a look at what we've got. tell us what barbara jean can tell us about how she died. lester holt: according to the confession ogrod hit the little girl over the head with a weight bar. at trial, prosecutors argued those blows were the cause of barbara jean's death. did the science support that? the science did not support it. lester holt: and she says the original prosecutors should have known it. we learned that the prosecution actually had evidence from an expert back at the time of trial that suggested that barbara jean did not die of the injuries to her head, which is what the jury heard. instead, one of the experts said that the likely cause of death was asphyxia. lester holt: that w

they are doing good work in philadelphia. >> right. i'm going to move on in a minute, but tom, are you okay with what she just said? >> there are a range of things that are labeled harm reduction. i am okay with almost everything she said. there are things that i don't think of as true harm reduction, that i wouldn't spend my money on, like safe injection sites. i just don't think there is evidence for them -- that. i don't want to cast too broad brush here. i think, like everything else, follow the evidence. if it does what it is supposed to and you can measure it, spend money, and go that way. >> we spent a lot of money for a lot of years on ideology. things that people have in their minds that ought to work. well, they often don't, but you can know what does work and you ought to put your money where that evidence is. >> irma esparza diggs was helping the council make decisions. national league of cities, so philadelphia i'm sure is part of the national league of cities. what are you hearing from your members about this? or most of

they are doing good work in philadelphia. >> right. i'm going to move on in a minute, but tom, are you okay with what she just said? >> there are a range of things that are labeled harm reduction. i am okay with almost everything she said. there are things that i don't think of as true harm reduction, that i wouldn't spend my money on, like safe injection sites. i just don't think there is evidence for them -- that. i don't want to cast too broad brush here. i think, like everything else, follow the evidence. if it does what it is supposed to and you can measure it, spend money, and go that way. >> we spent a lot of money for a lot of years on ideology. things that people have in their minds that ought to work. well, they often don't, but you can know what does work and you ought to put your money where that evidence is. >> irma esparza diggs was helping the council make decisions. national league of cities, so philadelphia i'm sure is part of the national league of cities. what are you hearing from your members about this? or most of

washington, d.c., and philadelphia included.t-moving snow moving through michigan and northern new england. we'll get a glaze of ice from philadelphia to baltimore to d.c. that's the winter weather advisories. new york city, another coating of snow. travel forecast. we have that storm exiting and a storm early in the day on the west coast. could have problems in san francisco and interstate 5 driving north into the pacific northwest. we still have issues. >> bill, thanks for the update. >>> now to new york, luigi mangione, the suspect charged in the murder of unitedhealthcare ceo pleaded not guilty to the murder charges against him. stephanie gosk was in court. >> reporter: luigi mangione entered new york state court for the first time today. >> guilty or not guilty? >> not guilty. >> reporter: the 26-year-old faces 11 charges in the killing of unitedhealthcare ceo brian thompson, including first degree murder in the furtherance of terrorism. mangione pleaded not guilty to four federal criminal charges. outside, dozens of protes

and new york city and philadelphia and the winds now coming. the system right behind it. >>> and a major u.s. ally, south korea's president, declares martial law. the chaos that's followed. nearly 30,000 u.s. troops stationed there. >>> first tonight, the dangerous driving. the winter weather alerts expanding at this hour from michigan right across the northeast. a train slamming through a tractor trailer stuck on the tracks in the snow. a new massive pileup on interstate 90 in pennsylvania. at least five deaths across the storm zone, and now a new clipper system unleashing up to a foot more of snow in some areas. new york city, philadelphia, warned of those powerful winds. ginger zee with the forecast. >>> tonight, the chaos erupting in south korea. a key american ally. in a stunning move, south korea's president declaring martial law. protesters clashing with police. the military swarming parliament. what's now happened tonight, with tens of thousands of u.s. troops stationed there? martha rad datsz is right here with me ponte. >>> president-

we hearfrom a handbag designer in philadelphia.o on the program — a tough road ahead for vw — workers at europe's largest car—maker gear up for a second round of strikes as talks resume over cuts. and... # i don't care about presents underneath the christmas tree. # and the gifts that keep on giving: how a festive hit can help artists and songwriters earn bigger profits than ever. have we just given you a christmas earworm today? i apologise. live from london, this is business today, i'm sally bundock. chancellor rachel reeves is calling for closer ties between the uk and eu, saying it will help boost economic growth. she is heading to brussels today, where she will be the first chancellor of the exchequer to attend a meeting of eurozone finance ministers since britain left the eu in 2020. speaking at the eurogroup meeting this afternoon, how a festive hit can help artists and songwriters earn bigger profits than ever. have we just given you a christmas earworm today? i apologise. live from london, this is business today, i'm sally

michelle fleury, bbc news, philadelphia.yjudy garland in the wizard of oz film, have been sold for $28 million at a us auction. auctioneers had expected the famed pumps, which were once stolen from a museum in minnesota, to fetch $3 million. the actress was 16 years old when she played dorothy in the 1939 classic. it's been a long time coming — pop superstar taylor swift's record—breaking eras world tour is drawing to a close, after 1a9 shows across the globe. the canadian city of vancouver, where the final show is under way, will bring the curtain down on what has become the highest—grossing musical tour in history. the tour has generated over $2 billion in ticket sales worldwide. not the end of an era, but the end of business today. thanks for watching. hello and welcome to sportsday. i'm lizzie greenwood—hughes. here are the headlines — a day of comebacks in the premier league — chelsea are the big winners at a disappointed tottenham, while at fulham, they'll take a draw against arsenal. celebrations in abu dhabi, as land

tonight, the drone mystery widening large drones now spotted over philadelphia after being seen near president elect's golf course and near a military base in new jersey. what's going on? taylor swift's eras tour takes a final bow, and what she did for her cast and crew across five continents. major league baseball star juan soto's record setting contract. tonight and america strong. this evening, the basketball team and one very silent night. the christmas tradition. and you'll see it right here. from abc news headquarters in new york. >> this is world news tonight with david muir. >> good evening. it's great to have you with us here on a monday night. we begin tonight with the breaking news in the murder of that ceo in new york city. police say a person of interest is now in custody. tonight, 26 year old luigi mangione in custody in altoona, pennsylvania. for now being held on a weapons charge. the break came after a worker at this mcdonald's recognized him from those surveillance images and called authorities. police finding mangione had a passport and several fake ids, including

chilly here. 25 is the wind chill in philadelphia.l tell you about all the cold weather that goes down to florida. but this storm came through with a lot of fervor. in boston, this is the ted williams tunnel, filled with flash flooding because some places like in rhode island had up to 4.7 inches of rain. boston itself 3 inches in the last three days or so. much needed rain for so many people in drought. it also came with big time winds like 50 to 67 mile per hour gusts throughout new england. trees down. it's going to be cold picking those up today. it will be snowy in the lakes area because buffalo already getting that lake effect snow. they briefly had rain, but then up to 14 inches has already fallen in orchard park. a quick look at how deep that cold goes. tampa has cold weather advisory this morning subzero wind chills from chicago up to minneapolis. michael? >> michael: ginger, thank you. we appreciate it. stay warm. going to turn now to united healthcare ceo murder. investigators say the ghost gun the suspect was allegedly car

and philadelphia included into this.e're going to see this fast-moving snow moving from michigan through areas of northern new england tonight. we are going to get a little glaze of ice tomorrow morning from philadelphia to baltimore to d.c. that's why you're under those winter weather advisories. new york city another coating of snow for you. so as far as your travel forecast goes, we have that storm exiting but then we have a storm early in the day on the west coast. we could have problems in san francisco at the airport and also on interstate 5. we could have numerous issues driving north into the pacific northwest. so we do still have some issues. >> all right, bill, thanks for the update. >>> now to new york where luigi mangione, the suspect charged in the murder of unitedhealthcare's ceo pleaded not guilty to the murder charges against him. stephanie gosk was in court. >> reporter: luigi mangione entered new york state court for the first time today. >> guilty or not guilty? >> not guilty. >> reporter: the 26-year-

michelle fleury, bbc news, philadelphia.'s record—breaking eras world tour is coming to a close, after 149 shows across the globe. the canadian city of vancouver, where the final show is under way, will bring the curtain down on what has become the highest—grossing musical tour in history. it's generated more than $2—billion in ticket sales worldwide. and that's it for this edition of business today. thanks for watching. hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm lizzie greenwood—hughes. here are the headlines: a day of comebacks in the premier league — chelsea are the big winners at a disappointed tottenham. while at fulham, they'll take a draw against arsenal. celebrations in abu dhabi as lando norris drives mclaren to their first contractors�* title for more than a quarter of a century. and it's a new season and new tricks for snowboarding's half pipe world cup opener. so, welcome to the programme. we're starting with football and the premier league where there's been a lot to talk — about the late

to philadelphia, new york to boston.ind it. >>> a major medical breakthrough tonight. a 53-year-old american grandmother becoming the first living person in the world to receive a kidney from a new kind of genetically modified pig. >>> tonight, from "top gun" to his comeback as maverick, to "a few good men." >> i want the truth! >> you can't handle the truth! >> tonight, the major new honor from the u.s. navy for tom cruise. >>> and our made in america christmas. your ideas pouring in. there's still time. from olive oil to wine to barbecue sauce. and what they've now done with the major league baseballs and bats, the nhl hockey sticks. tonight, how to get a piece of your favorite team. >> made in america! >>> good evening and it's great to have you with us here on a tuesday night. we begin tonight with the breaking news in the ceo murder case. just in tonight, a grand jury in new york city has now indicted luigi mangione on first and second degree murder charges, calling it an act of terror. the d.a. calling it a frighte

we hear from ourfirm in philadelphia. a bumpy road ahead for vw as they gear up for cuts.ello welcome we are going to start in the uk where chancellor rachel reeves is calling for closer ties between the uk and eu, saying it will help boost economic growth. she has arrived in brussels where she will be the first chancellor of the x to attend a meeting with euro zone you are finance ministers since britain left the eu in 2020. speaking at the euro group meeting this afternoon, miss reeves will say resetting relations means breaking down barriers to trade as well as helping businesses sell in each other�*s markets. uk exports of goods and services to the eu were £365 billion last years. that is almost half of all of the uk's exports. meanwhile imports from the eu account for almost half of the uk total. since brexit, exports have fallen and they are now 11% below their level in 2019 before the uk formally left the eu. with the threat of us tariffs under donald trump and increasing competition from china, there is a feeling on both sides that are closer relative relationship

city tavern in philadelphia. we became fast friends with john laurens of south carolina for a cost as part of the military staff of washington. we traveled everywhere together. eventually, washington would give me more and more responsibility independent command. so i had left that military family. and when he dispatched me to virginia in the spring of 1781 to assume command of the newly formed light infantry division. alexander i had discovered had gone to albany in new york to marry the daughter of general schuyler. her name, elizabeth, or eliza. what i requested of him that he take a leave of absence from his new bride and come to virginia, where he might assume command of a battalion of light infantry under my command. and of course, he readily agreed. so we would meet again in september. 1781 in williamsburg and alexander would assume command of this light infantry battalion. now, on the evening of the 14th of october 1781, as we were conducting the siege of yorktown washing curtain had requested that to ear

she was heading to philadelphia. no word on charges.against starbucks grows as it now enters day five. >> baristas in boston were among those joining the walkout monday. staffers nationwide are calling for better pay and better work conditions. today is expected to be the final day of the walkout. the company says only a handful of locations have been impacted. >> time now for a look at your morning weather. >> good morning, andrew and rhiannon on this christmas eve. we have some snow early in the day for some, and a little bit of freezing rain or sleet. that will be problematic for some in a narrow zone from philadelphia down to near d.c, baltimore, wilmington in there. it won't be a lot of it, but even just a very thin, razor thin layer of that freezing rain can be very problematic and very dangerous on the roads and the sidewalks. strong thunderstorms, possibly a few severe storms in southeast texas later on. we'll have rain and snow in the west. andrew. rhiannon, back to you. >> coming up, the new move from prosecutors in the case a

michelle fleury, bbc news, philadelphia.lor swift �*s eras to is coming to a close after a record ia9 shows across the globe. the city of vancouver is where the final show is about to begin and it will bring the curtain down on what has become grossing musical tour in history. generated more than $2 billion in ticket sales worldwide. we continue to keep across developments in syria. according to russian state disposed —— deposed president bashar al—assad is in moscow after fleeing bashar al—assad is in moscow afterfleeing damascus. we are running a live page on our website. thank you for watching and that is all farag to —— this edition of business today. hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm lizzie greenwood—hughes. here are the headlines: a day of comebacks in the premier league — chelsea are the big winners at a disappointed tottenham. while at fulham, they'll take a draw against arsenal. celebrations in abu dhabi as lando norris drives mclaren to their first contractors�* title for more than a quarter of a century. and it

here in philadelphia we have invited everybody to the party. down here, who is ready to run, patty the puppy is over here also ready to run, and some of these folks have been a part of this tradition in philadelphia for a very, very long time. it's my very first time. i'm very excited, and jimmy jingle came out to help me turn out for this 5k, you guys. the finish line is right over there beyond those white tents. the path is going to take you along the delaware river. the sun is coming up. a little chilly maybe, a little jingly definitely. we are so excited. how excited are we? [ cheers and applause ] we have a lot more fun, a lot more festivities -- guys, my mouth is freezing -- festivities a little bit later this morning on "gma." i need some hot chocolate. >> gio: we get it. >> whit: we'll see you later, clark, your eyes are frozen. >> reporter: festivities. >> whit: will ganss, we got it. thank you very much. that was "national lampoon's christmas vacation." >>> coming up on "gma" those mysterious suspected drone sightings over the northea

dangerous winds in new york, philadelphia, and washington. lee goldberg with the forecast. >>> tonight, authorities on the kindergarten students who were shot by an adult. their condition at this hour. and what we're now learning about the suspect. >>> tonight, abc news has learned president-elect donald trump is keeping his options open now amid the firestorm swirling around his pick to head the pentagon, former fox news host pete hegseth. abc news also learning trump is not working the phones on his behalf. and who is now on the short list of potential replacements? >>> new reports tonight outside new york city, more mystery drones, after they were scene near trump's bedminster golf course and a military base. and there's word tonight a medevac helicopter was kept from flying a patient to the hospital because of this. >>> news tonight on those popular drugs now being used for weight loss. and what they're seeing with dementia. >>> and america strong tonight. the neighbor lighting up the whole town for christmas. a million lights. can anyone

now seen in the philadelphia area.were spotted over parts of philly, delaware county, and camden county, new jersey. governor phil murphy says nearly 50 citings were reported last night. it comes after sightings near president-elect trump's golf course in new jersey, as well. >>> when we come back here tonight, taylor swift's eras tour comes to an end. >>> and how does $765 million over 15 years sound? and he's just 26. ...a medication like humira or remicade? put them in check with rinvoq, a once-daily pill. when symptoms tried to take control, i got rapid relief with rinvoq. check. when flares tried to slow me down,... ...i got lasting remission with rinvoq. check. and many were in remission... ...even at nearly 2 years. and rinvoq... ...helped visibly reduce damage of the intestinal lining. check. rapid symptom relief. lasting remission. and visibly reduced damage. check. rinvoq can lower ability to fight infections. before treatment, test for tb and do bloodwork. serious infections, blood clots, some fatal;... ...c

and so yes, we do have a good idea how he got from philadelphia to pittsburgh. but there are some gaps in time and so before we start laying out a timeline of his travel, we really need to work through all of that. and and so we know that at some point it is likely he was in a variety of locations across the state to include philadelphia pittsburgh, and points in between. >> and then altoona, philadelphia and pittsburgh. and then he made his way back here. >> again, that will all be part of the logically he's caught here in altoona. so logically, he was in those locations first. but again, the timeline of all of that will be part of the ongoing investigation for several days. >> obviously, he was caught at a mcdonald's this morning. guys got to eat. for the past few days he's been on the run for multiple days at this point. how did he manage to evade detection for so long? >> so i think again, as part of the ongoing investigation, when we determine where he's been, where he stayed, those kinds of things, we may be able to answer some of those questions, but but

philadelphia man tyree wallace was serving a life sentence without parole for a murder. he insists he did not commit. there was no physical evidence tying wallace to the crime and the witnesses who testified against him were either discredited or recanted. with the help of attorneys and the motivation to not die in prison, wallace's sentence was reduced, and last month he walked out of prison tyree wallace's 20th birthday was anything but a celebration. instead of cake, he was served a life sentence. >> i literally believe that i couldn't be found guilty because i didn't commit the crime. >> since 1997, wallace has been sitting in a pennsylvania prison convicted of the robbery and murder of john sue king, a philadelphia deli owner. despite there being no physical evidence tying wallace to the crime, the evidence of my innocence is clear, overwhelming, and it's incontrovertible. wallace found a new purpose in prison, trying to better himself and his fellow inmates. >> i want to prioritize freedom. i don't want to die in prison, i said. i'm gonna have a positive impact on

i'm justin sar wix, cbs news, philadelphia. >>> home for the hollidays. family's wish comes true after a young son's medical emergency. >>> and the nfl makes its debut on netflix. how the streaming giant hopes to score big with football, beyonce and a glitch-free production. you can count on me. please have snow and mistletoe and presents under the tree. right now all over the country, kids at shriners hospitals for children™ are able to go home and be with their families for the holidays. and it's only possible because of the monthly support of people just like you. thanks to a generous donor, every dollar you give, will go three times as far to help more kids. with your gift of just $19 a month, only $0.63 a day. we'll send you this adorable love to the rescue® blanket as a thank you and a reminder of the care you'll be providing so kids can be with their families. christmas eve will find me where the love light gleams. it only takes a moment to call the number on your screen. or you can visit loveshriners.org right now on your phone or computer. your g

you asked if i saw john roberts in philadelphia, is that what you meant? >> brian: nice if they got rid of crime. >> ainsley: have y'all done it? >> lawrence: i have, out of breath. >> steve: i had two kids that went to college. >> ainsley: did you try it? >> steve: of course. >> brian: i have developed quads. >> lawrence: toss to janice who is here to open up day three of our "fox and friends" advent calendar. >> janice: i rather the cheese steak than running. it is the scram-boozel, twisting, turning, brain teasing puzzle, spinning, shaking, solving, you might have to bring your own boozel to play scram-boozel. more "fox and friends" coming up, yeah, merry christmas. come on in, how are you? for god so loved the world that he gave his only son. so that everyone who believes in him might not perish, but might have eternal life. (sigh) (snoring) if you struggle with cpap... you should check out inspire. honey? inspire. sleep apnea innovation. learn more and view important safety information at inspiresleep.com i look back with great satisfaction on my 32 y

that provision, modeled after a philadelphia pilot program, allowed high-poverty schools to offer school lunch and breakfast free of charge. nearly 68% of american school districts now offer free meals under this option, and 20 million children attend schools offering universal free meals. that's ten times the number of children as in 2010. captain victor ceracini was a bucks county resident killed in the terrorist attacks of 9/11. his wife ellen ceracini turned her unimaginable grief into action and she fought to pass legislation to make airline cockpits safer. i was honored to work along ellen to make sure that new airplanes are built with a second barrier to the cockpit and to retrofit older planes. she is laws will help prevent future terrorist attacks. we all know the global food ink security around the world not only leaves millions of children starving and malnourished, but it also creates political instability. i worked with my republican colleagues to authorize and then to reauthorize more than once the global food security act to combat food insecurity and create economic oppor

i'm from philadelphia. i'm a car dealer in philadelphia. and i saw your story.ar, but he's also -- >> paying the tax and tags for you. giving you an extended warranty. >> oh, my god. >> i'm going to put an oil change package on it. i'm going to pay your insurance every year for you. help you out with the difference. so that you can have full coverage on this car. >> reporter: this woman who is never without a word to say was speechless. >> go look at your new car. >> reporter: lynn was amazed. >> you're going to have to figure out what the name of the car is. >> the white knight. >> the white knight. you've already got it. >> white knight. >> done. >> i love that. >> there it is. >> it's a perfect name. >> to know that i could help somebody in such a way that's been helping other people, you know, i get so much out of it, david. now she's going to be safe. it's going to be dependable. she's going to be able to help other people. i told her she's got to expand her portfolio of people what she helps. >> well, no, you don't know this, but at lunch she was telling u

it's a philadelphia tradition. it is everything philadelphia. >> all right.and i, when we used to fill these as children, my grandfather used to stand over us and make sure the middle is filled. you're doing great. >> nobody wants to bite into a cannoli and not get the cannoli cream. >> that's correct. >> what's in this bag? tell me about the cream. >> that's the ricotta cheese filling. this is our most popular. again, very simple ingredients. three different types of ricotta cheese, milk, chocolate chips, sugar. very simple. the key is, it's the best possible ingredient. that's okay. that's not great. let me show you how it's done. >> only okay? >> when you get your termini brothers cannoli shipped at home, make sure the middle is filled. you need to go in a nice easy gentle slow manner. >> there it is. all right. yours is pretty. mine isn't. >> we'll work on it. we'll work on it. >> they have a line wrapped around. you ship to people at home, too. in the mean time we've got pignoli and cannoli. thanks for letting me be your cannoli correspondent. >> cheers.

rain in places like philadelphia, d.c., new york. this is 10:00 p.m.onight. 1 to 2 inches of snow possible in upstate new york and pennsylvania, and in parts of connecticut near hartford, we could see a glaze of actual ice. finally, for those waking up early monday morning, hitting the road for that monday morning commute, we are looking at some morning showers in the northeast between philly, new york, and hartford, and then some as well from cincinnati, down to paducah. >> somara: and that's a look at your local forecast, my friends. >> whit: all right. >> somara: we feeling good today? >> whit: we are, and we have a very special guest right now because we're turning to the heisman trophy which was awarded overnight for the nation's top college football player of 2024. colorado wide receiver, travis hunter, who of course, also plays defense making him the first two-way player since 1997 to win the prize. travis hunter joining us right now this morning live in the studio. congratulations by the way. >> yes, sir. thank you. >> whit: you got the hardwar

we're only 30 miles outside philadelphia. short drive from new york city.lants, nearly 70,000 ornaments all throughout here. it took so many people lots of little elves to put together all of this magic. >> robin: you are my queen to be. i love the crown you have on, janai. [ laughter ] few people got it. it was worth it. [ laughter ] more than 200 people have worked to bring christmas there to longwood garden. you have a very special guest, don't you? >> janai: yes. it is not the queen of zamunda, as you were eluding to. [ laughter ] it's jim sutton. he is associate director of display design for longwood gardens. i was talking to him. he's worked here for almost 30 years because he just loves it. he told me that all of the plants in here are real. there's so much work that goes into this, jim. thanks for being with us. this christmas tradition is over 100 years old. goes back to 1921. tell us about all of the work that goes into putting it together. >> sure. we have a long rich history. it involves everyone. we know the theme a year ahead of time. we divi

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