>> kroft: i'm steve kroft. >> stahl: i'm lesley stahl. >> safer: i'm morley safer. >> whitaker: i'm billtaker. >> rose: i'm charlie rose. >> pelly: i'm scott pelley. those stories tonight on "60 minutes." husband: wife: ready. ♪ we wish you a merry christmas ♪ vo: everything apple, all in one place. expert service. unbeatable price. best buy. she's still and cialis fordaily use helps you be ready anytime the moment is right. cialis is also the only daily ed tablet approved to treat symptoms of bph, like needing to go frequently. tell your doctor about all your medical conditions and medicines, and ask if your heart is healthy enough for sex. do not take cialis if you take nitrates for chest pain, as it may cause an unsafe drop in blood pressure. do not drink alcohol in excess. side effects may include headache, upset stomach, delayed backache or muscle ache. to avoid long term injury, get medical help right away for an erection lasting more than four hours. if you have any sudden decrease or loss in hearing or vision, or any allergic reactions like rash, hives, swelling of the lips, tong

. >> stahl: wow. >> we moved immediately to repair the pipe and also began cleaning the river. >> stahl: that's the c.e.o. of the biggest utility company in the country, duke energy, talking about a huge spill of coal ash into the dan river. these canyons and ridges are what was left after a drainage pipe collapsed and a storage basin emptied. now, duke's problem is what to do with 100 million tons of old coal ash stored at sites all over north carolina. >> imagine reclassifying cancer. >> gupta: and what's it going to mean? >> well, it's going to mean that you have a better shot at having a better outcome and having a quality of life and actually turn the cancer hopefully into a chronic disease. >> gupta: he has been called a genius, a showman, an innovator and a hypester, a doctor and entrepreneur who now wants to disrupt the conventional way we treat cancer. >> this is a cell that's actually gobbling up the cancer cell, so watch. so, here's the t-cell gobbling it up. there's the cancer cell and... >> gupta: that's amazing. so you're literally watching cancer cells die here? >> correc

. >> i'm health reporter stephanie stahl. the science to saving you money >> new at 11:00 montgomery county military family is getting a special holiday gift. >> a team of volunteers placed christmas decorations on the home of the evans family today. "eyewitness news" at the 300 block of prince fred kick street in king of prussia. christmas decors decorated family program is behind the effort to honor william evans who suffered a traumatic brain injury while fighting overseas. >> a little overwhelming, i guess. it's definitely a surprise. i'm thankful for the company that is were involved in making it happen. >> evans served in the army for 14 years. >>> well new jersey governor chris christie takes to talk radio defending his public show of support for the dallas cowboys. >> cowboys come back and you're high fiving jerry jones and his family. >> yeah. >> governor, i was going nuts. i wanted to take my vote back. >> listen, angelo, i've been on your program. we talk about the fact i was a cowboys fan. what did you thing i was

>> um-hmm. >> why you may be unable to say no, health reporter stephanie stahl has more on the science of saving you money, in tonight at 11:00. >>> thanks for watching "eyewitness news" at 6:00 we will see you at ten on the cw fill and back here at 11:00. >>> stay tuned for "cbs evening news", scott pelley live from havana once again with what is in store for cuba in the absence of an embargo. >>> plus we will take to you part of the country where falling oil prices are actually bad news. here is "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: tonight from havana, where the world changed overnight, cubans stuck in the past are now looking toward a future without an embargo. >> the average cuban is ecstatic. >> pelley: and u.s. corporations are ready to make a 90-mile dash for dollars. the white house considers what it calls a proportionate response to the cyber attack against sony, and there's angry reaction to the decision to pull "the interview" after a terror threat. >> i think it's a coward way to go out. >> pelley: most americans are enjoying those falling gas prices, but manuel

. >> stahl: wow. >> we moved immediately to repair the pipe and also began cleaning the river. >> stahl's the c.e.o. of the biggest utility company in the country, duke energy, talking about a huge spill of coal ash into the dan river. these canyons and ridges are what was left after a drainage pipe collapsed and a storage basin emptied. now, duke's problem is what to do with 100 million tons of old coal ash stored at sites all over north carolina. >> imagine reclassifying cancer. >> gupta: and what's it going to mean? >> well, it's going to mean that you have a better shot at having a better outcome and having a quality of life and actually turn the cce

one is really making a remarkable difference in the lives of some people, health reporter stephanie stahl is an your side that way see. >>> a major sit covered in fog. any idea where this is. we will tell you on the other side, leslie. >>> it wasn't easy for emmanuel aco, and we will find out what words of wisdom the coach gave him that will work for everyone, that is coming coach gave him that will work for everyone, that is coming up later in so you can see like right here i can just... you know, check my policy here, add a car, ah speak to customer service, check on a claim...you know, all with the ah, tap of my geico app. oh, that's so cool. well, i would disagree with you but, ah, that would make me a liar. no dude, you're on the jumbotron! whoa. ah...yeah, pretty much walked into that one. geico anywhere anytime. just a tap away on the geico app. >>> a dense fog rolled into dallas this morning. >> that is dallas under all of that. >> fog over the cowboys. >> no kidding, right. >> created an erie sight as tops of the tall buildings poke through the a haze and various built was extrem

stephanie stahl explains.g for christmas, many are offering to buy on line, makes sense, number of retailers offering free shipping. but is it really free? >> chilly sunday today, carol sunday with your weekly forecast next. i hear you're quite the expert at waking people up in the morning. let me show you how grandma does it. ♪ you're daddy made this when he was a little boy. ♪ this is your dad in my house, where he had his first christmas. thanks for making the coffee. well look who's up. i'm really glad you're here, mom. me too. ♪ look who's here! >> breaking news this morning two, alarm fire rips through an apartment complex in claymont, delaware. one person is returned to the hospital. we'll have an update coming up. >> also, two new york police officers are ambushed and killed while sitting in their police cruiser. this morning we're learning more about the suspect. >>> plus, the eagles playoff chances hang by a thread after a crushing lost to the redskins last night. their only hope, if the cowboys chok

i'm stephanie stahl, i witness three. the ronald mcdonald house is officially decked out in holiday lights. they held the home lighting event on the 3900 block of chestnut street. they are impressed by the thousands of of lights on display and each light represents a donation received in support of a family's state at the ronald mcdonald house. it is the season of the sparkle. we want to see your pictures. you can e-mail your photos to holiday lights at cbs3.com. the clouds are keeping temperatures from falling too fast across the delaware valley. the eyewitness weather watches are telling us we have flurry, we have even have some moonlight. kathy is reporting from wenonah. it's 38-degrees with some flurries out there. it's cold and breezy. look at this picture that she sent in. on high loads and see how of says i found the moon. at least you did did find the moon. to the north we go where the temperature is 38-degrees. chief chuck press letter is reporting a few snow showers in perc ski and a temperature of 38-degrees. o

. >> stahl: wow. >> we moved immediately to repair the pipe and also began cleaning the river. >> stahl c.e.o. of the biggest utility company in the country, duke energy, talking about a huge spill of coal ash into the dan river. these canyons and ridges are what was left after a drainage pipe collapsed and a storage basin emptied. now, duke's problem is what to do with 100 million tons of old coal ash stored at sites all over north carolina. >> imagine reclassifying cancer. >> gupta: and what's it going to mean? >> well, it's going to mean that you have a better shot at having a better outcome and having a quality of life and actually

stephanie stahl takes us on her first journey to love park. >> let's go look. let's go see. >> reporter: frank fulton is seeing philadelphia's christmas village for the first time with her grandchildren. >> isn't it beautiful. >> reporter: fran has rp , a gradually that robbed her vision. she's among first in the country to have a new bionic eye. >> it is wonderful to feel a part of the world again. >> reporter: her vision is limited and fuzzy so she uses her cain to be safe but she can see her grandchildren for the first time and many holiday sights. >> it is a feeling of freedom and a feeling of wonder. >> reporter: fran's vision starts with the camera in dark glass that he is she wears. they are equipped with the video pros zest or attached to the controller. they are transmitted wirelessly to a chip implanted in fran's eye, as seen in these images provided by the maker argust. >> the chip implant is serving as a way to by pass the vision cells that have been lost. >> reporter: doctor allen ho with wills eye who performed the surgery says right now the the b

cbs-3 health reporter stephanie stahl looked at the research and explains why too, brace yourself. >> what? >> reporter: with the flu vaccine being lessee effective expert are predicting a bad flu season. influenza is widespread in many parts of the area and new you there is new research showing the flu vaccine is more effective in women then in men. for women who do get the the flu study fund they are better at fighting the virus off, in other word men get sicker then women. >> our men, less equiped less to deal with infection. technically yes. >> reporter: reason that was conduct on mice is estrogen the female sex harmone. >> female mice, activated a particular enzyme and that enzyme is able to help them fightin next. >> reporter: doctor jay dutch says it may be about simple evolution. >> there is an idea there that estrogen which is needed to woman endocrinosis tempes there because part of their role is to be nurturers. they have to take care of themselves and their families. >> reporter: some women say finally is there evidence backing up what they have already known, men are bigg

our health reporter stephanie stahl with what you should know the neck time you go grocery shopping.> kathy? >> it is quiet for now and we're tracking a couple storms. one to the weekend but that will go to the south. the next one comes on christmas eve. the possibilities of what to expect coming up. >> and the mummers major announce many. new year's day won't be their only big act in 2015. details when "eyewitness news" continues. >> images are hard to forget. unmanned inn rocket exploded just second aft lift off. we're getting a our first look at the launch pad charred remains and lingering damage there. they continue to remove damaged equipment to get that pad up and running for testing sometime next year. turbulence leads to an emergency landing in tock yo. cell phone video captured the chaos. american airlines flight 280 from sole south carolina to dallas fort warmth when it ran into turbulence so severe anything that wasn't nailed down went flying into the air. of the 255 people on board, 14 of them were injured and five passengers had to be hospitalized. >> prices at the pump

health reporter stephanie stahl is here to explain why, do tell. >> reporter: prepare yourself. >> he to know. >> many say, that men are big babies when it comes to getting sick. well now this new research says men actually get sicker than woman and suffer more. they say there could be something to the man flu. with the flu vaccine being lessee effective this year, experts are predicting a bad season. influenza is widespread in our area and right now is there new research showing that the flu vaccine is more effective in woman then in men. for women who do get the flu study found they are better at fighting the virus off, in other words, men get sicker then women. >> are restless equipped to deal with infection? technically yes. >> reporter: reason according to the study conducted on mice is estrogen, female sex had harmone. >> female mice activated a particular enzyme and that enzyme was able to help them fightin nexts. >> reporter: doctor jay, says it may be about simple evolution. >> there is an eye tea there that estrogen, which is needed for women's endocrinosis tempes there beca

our stephanie stahl talks to one of the first women in the country to receive a bionic eye. plus, if you still have some shopping to do, you better head out today. because the wet weather is on its way. carol will have your forecast next. ♪ ah, ♪ h it. ♪ push it. ♪ p...push it real good! ♪ ♪ ow! ♪ oooh baby baby...baby baby. if you're salt-n-pepa, you tell people to push it. ♪ push it real good. it's what you do. ♪ ah. push it. if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance, you switch to geico. it's what you do. ♪ ah. push it. i'm pushing. i'm pushing it real good! >> muhammad ally in the hospital this morning, his spokesperson said he was admitted yesterday morning with slight case every pneumonia. the good thing, condition caught early, prognosis good. ali suffers from parkinson's disease. he is not expected to be hospitalized, very long. >>> on the cbs-3 health watch. philadelphia woman is seeing the wonders of the holiday season for the very first time in a long time. she is the first in our area to have bionic eye, a breakthrough, that's allowing blind pe

i'm stephanie stahl, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> count down to christmas is on and holiday shoppers is out in full force this weekend. even gloucester township police did some shopping they took deserving children to target stores. "eyewitness news" there on the target, at the target, on berlin cross keys road, and this is all part of the department heroes and helpers program. after that the children met with santa claus at nearby chick-fil-a where they all had lunch little shopping, and santa and a great day. >>> these shoppers searched for homemade bowls to make center piece of the holiday feast or get to it someone special. "eyewitness news" in collinswood for empty bowls event at perkins center for arts. local artists create inn a donated bowls all proceeds go towards a good cause. >> the empty bowl is given as a reminder of the empty bowls in the world and the proceeds, generally go towards a food relief organization, the center for the arts has chosen foot bank of south jersey a and half of the proceeds go toward the food bank and other half goes towards our scholarship progra

health reporter stephanie stahl shows us the hardest hit areas. plus, we'll have this. >> you're watching the very last late late show with craig ferguson now grandma can finally get some sleep. >> the end of an era for funny man craig ferguson. more on his final farewell from the late late show. that's coming up next. we'll be right back. it's about getting to the finish line. in life, it's how you get there that matters most. like when i found out i had a blood clot in my leg. my doctor said that it could travel to my lungs and become an even bigger problem. so he talked to me about xarelto®. >>xarelto® is the first oral prescription blood thinner proven to treat and help prevent dvt and pe that doesn't require regular blood monitoring or changes to your diet. for a prior dvt i took warfarin, which required routine blood testing and dietary restrictions. not this time. while i was taking xarelto®, i still had to stop racing, but i didn't have to deal with that blood monitoring routine. >>don't stop taking xarelto®, rivaroxaban, unless your docto

health reporter stephanie stahl checked in with the players.players on the opposing new jersey devils team were side lined with the mumps, they're among 11 hockey players on four teams infected with the contagious illness. >> a little bit shock that it is going around, but not so concerned. >> even though he was vaccinated as a child, flyer decided to get a booster shot as an extra precaution, the team won't say how many players have. >> the medical staff did good job of awareness, telling the players what's going on, how they can help themselves not get it. >> the mumps mark by swollen glands, flu-like symptoms rare, because most people vaccinated as children, but the vaccine not completely effective, and people become more susceptible with age. >> some were between ten and 20% of people can get mumps even though they've been vaccinated. although, fortunately, in a milder form. >> booster vaccines to adult can help contain mumps outbreak, which is spread through droplet from the nose or mouth. >> we certainly see outbreaks amongst groups that

health reporter stephanie stahl explains what causes them. >> reporter: not such a picture perfect day independence mall where people were bundled up on a gray, winter day, inside many are sneezing and feeling itchy with allergies. >> people are miserable. >> reporter: allergy expert doctor kathleen sheeran says tree pollens are usually associated with allergies, but in the winter, people also suffer from indoor allergies. caused by dust mit es and pets. >> if you spend more time inside you will have more exposure to your pets during the winter season. >> reporter: no matter what causes the allergies the symptoms are still the same. >> you can have itchy eyes, itchy throat, itchy nose, a lot of people do this the allergic solute. runny, sneezing, congestion. those are allergy symptoms. >> reporter: dust mit es can be found anywhere in the house, they thrive in warm humid environment in bedding, furniture and carpeting. >> covers on the mattress pillow, box spring are available on line and all of the linen type stores and can really make a difference if you are allergic to the dust mit

women with early stage breast cancer getting too much radiation treatment, health reporter stephanie stahl has very important information. >>> then not all sugars are created equal find out which one can lead to over eating and which one can curb your appetite, that story is >>> on the healthwatch tonight, new research about how our brains react to sugar, scientists in california, found fructose which is found in fruit, added to foods in the form of high fructose corn syrup provokes hunger, glucose, helps us feel full. the findings could hold the key to understanding why people over eat. >>> also on the healthwatch women with early stage breast cancer are getting unnecessarily long radiation treatments according to the study released to day. >> health reporter stephanie stahl has more on new research done here in philadelphia. >> you shouldn't have too much in the way have of pain. >> reporter: first time jean had breast cancer she had surgery and seven weeks of radiation. now with the recurrence she will get just three weeks of radiation. >> this will make it easier for me, a lot easier.

our health reporter stephanie stahl is on your side with what is being done to >>> well new at 5:00 a new wave of leaks from a sony entertainment all thanks to hackers. this time it is the private health information of dozen of sony employees. >> well, the new leak just came as company held the premiere of the movie the interview but as done ton champion reports there was in red carpet and the media was told to stay away. >> reporter: hollywood may be a city of lights, cameras but it was hard to find any outside this theater, thursday night. >> we're moving this back, okay. >> reporter: instead extra security was on hand at the premiere of the movie the interview. ironically no interviews were allowed, sony restricted media coverage as hackers leaked a new wave of embarrassing internal e-mails from company executives in, one leak amy pennsylvania pascal and powe dueser jack ruden joke about president obama's race. hackers hit sony hard leading up to the release of the interview. >> you want to kill kim june un. >> reporter: comedy stars set rogan and james franco is about the assassin

health reporter stephanie stahl has more on a new device. >> reporter: chemistry teacher jody has morenjoy grade papers after getting her sleep apnea under control. the disorder mark by snoring causes people to temporarily stop breathing interfering with restful sleep. they are typically left exhausted. >> i didn't feel g i didn't feel good a lot. >> reporter: jody has a surgically implanted device made by inspire which provided this video. it shows pacemaker like generator that has one sensor to detect breathing patterns and another one that stimulates the upper airways. you can see the size of the airway is much larger. >> reporter: doctor karl with jefferson's sleep center will be first in the philadelphia area to offer the implant that was recently approved by the f.d.a. >> is there a stimulator which stimulates the throat muscles to expand, opening up their throat for sleep apnea patients. >> reporter: he says implant ace i new option for people who cannot use a standard treatment c pap machine. >> we really never had an alternative with this level of effectiveness that comes clos

health reporter stephanie stahl a has more on this new research. >> reporter: bill belly spend hours on electronic devices especially in the evening. >> i'll go start looking at my ipad whether i'm surfing the internet or reading a book. >> reporter: new research shows using light emitting electronic devices in the evening hours before bed could be keeping you awake longer. researchers had 12 patients read books on a ipad for four hours before bed for five nights and then group read paper books. >> exposures from these devices shifts our rhythm toss a later hour, suppressing release of the sleep promoting harmone melatonin and makes it more difficult for to us fall asleep. >> reporter: while study looks at i pads researchers measured other e readers lap tops and cell phones which emit blue light. >> one of the major concerns is sleep deficiency is associated with increased risk of cardiovascular disease, metabolic disease like obesity and diabetes. >> reporter: bill says it makes him wonder about his use of devices. >> i'm not a good sleeper. it is hard to tell if it is just the ipad

our health reporter stephanie stahl is on your side with a new look at risks involved. th >>> is there breaking news into "eyewitness news" this is chopper three live over drexel hill delaware county, we know there has been a shooting near garrett road and shaveland avenue there. as you can see police are on the scene, a very active scene, and we will continue to keep you updated as we gotter information on tv and more information as it comes in as we are always on line at cbs philly.com. >>> well, on the healthwatch this year as the new year approaches dieting will top many of our lists of resolutions, last year americans spent billions on weight loss supplement but our health reporter stephanie stahl has details on a new survey that shows as you lot of confusion and misinformation about diet supplements. >> reporter: losing weight is one of the most popular new years resolutions and a new consumer reports survey a says a quarter of dieters will use weight loss supplements. >> on the bottles they make a lot of claims and i think people want something that will make wei

health reporter stephanie stahl gets to the bottom of dow jones jumped 420 points posting is biggestand p had its best day of the year pick ing up two and a half percent. investors cheered an announcement from the fed to chief interest rates low for now. >>> starting to day amazon prime subscribers can buy select items and have them delivered in an hour. prime now cost $7.99 per delivery, it is only available in manhattan right now but will be rolled out to new cities in the new year. two hour delivery is free to users who pay $99 per year for prime membership. >>> it is now time to check out your philadelphia job market report. >> cbs news business analyst jill schlesinger is here with more. >> reporter: are you looking for the perfect gift for someone on the job hunt? here are a few ideas that may be helpful. both younger seekers and seasoned workers returning to the job search can benefit from a consultation with a certified resume writer. you can also give the gift of a premium or a advanced subscription to job search sites. vault.com is ideal for the career changer. media bistro

i'm stephanie stahl, cbs 3, "eyewitness news". >>> incredible story, winter arrives today.darkest day of the year, but, so far seeing more sunshine than we've seen in a while. so we like what we're seeing out there today. carol returns with your sunday forecast, and a look ahead to storm system, as we head toward the holiday. we'll be >> little end is joining thus morning, she says tiny bit every sunday shine, looking forwards to longer days. oh, helen, you are speaking my language! we have a beautiful picture, though, that she sent in, it is so nice to see little bit of light out there. and we're definitely find that, as you look through the philadelphia area, right now what else do we see? as soon as i can go backward here, we are looking at temperature of 32 degrees #, and finding this temperature out with jonathan, 32 right now, what's he say? he says: cloudy, little clipper to the northwest, might bring us some snow, i don't think so, it was snowing aloft, and never made it to the grounds, and now it is quiet. let's take a look at we walk outside, and we find some dayl

health reporter stephanie stahl has important information for parent. >> and, police in michigan are having some fun this christmas season. they're not handing out ticket. drivers are being pulled over, though, and getting something a little different instead. we'll be right hard it can be...how ...to breathe with copd? it can feel like this. copd includes chronic bronchitis and emphysema. spiriva is a once-daily inhaled... ...copd maintenance treatment... ...that helps open my airways for a full 24 hours. you know, spiriva helps me breathe easier. spiriva handihaler tiotropium bromide inhalation powder does not replace rescue inhalers for sudden symptoms. tell your doctor if you have kidney problems, glaucoma, trouble urinating, or an enlarged prostate. these may worsen with spiriva. discuss all medicines you take, even eye drops. stop taking spiriva and seek immediate medical help if your breathing suddenly worsens, your throat or tongue swells,... you can get hives, vision changes or eye pain, or problems passing urine. other side effects include dry mouth and constipation. nothin

"eyewitness news" health reporter stephanie stahl explains what is dangerous and why. >> powered scootersar and fun for kids, but also, dangerous. >> can go real fast. >> new research from children's hospital shows injuries, related to toys, have increased nearly 40% in the past two decades. for small children, the hazard is choking on small toys, but toys on wheels caused the most injuries. >> injuries typically result from the a fall, cuts, to the face or to the head, sometimes fractures, and more rarely, a traumatic brain injury. >> right on toys include scooters, wagons, tricycles, motorized cars for kids. bicycles were not included in the study. >> when parent purchased toys, they need to read the warning labels, the information on the packages, to make sure that that toy is appropriate for their child based on their child's age. >> gary says when it comes to ride on toys, children should be supervised and always wear a helmet. >> but this mom says, she's not too wore bid toy related injuries. >> i kind of lena little bit more toward the idea of just like let kids be kids. and, you k

cbs-3 health reporter stephanie stahl looked at the research and explains why. >> reporter: with thelu vaccine lessee effective experts are predicting a bad flu season. influenza is widespread in many parts of the area and new there is new research showing that the flu vaccine is more effective in women then in men. for women who to get the flu study found they are better a at fighting the the virus off and in other words men get sicker then women. >> our men, less equiped to deal with infection and technically yes. >> reporter: reason accord together study conduct on mice is estrogen female sex organ. >> female mice who produces tro again activated a particular enzyme and that is able to help them fightin next. >> reporter: doctor jake dutch says it may be about simple evolution. >> there is a idea there that estrogen, which is needed to women endocrine, system is there because part of their role is to be nurturers. they have to take care have of in the only themselves and their families. >> reporter: some women say is there evidence backing up what they have already known, men are

our health reporter stephanie stahl explains what causes them. >> reporter: not such a picture perfect on independent mall where people were bundled up on a gray winter day, inside, many are sneezing and feeling itchy with allergies. >> people are in miserable. >> reporter: allergy expert doctor kathleen sheeran say tree pollens are usually associated with allergies but in the winter people also suffer from indoor allergies caused by things like dust might and pets. >> if you spend more time inside you will have more exposure tour pets during the winter season. >> reporter: no matter what causes allergies the symptoms are still the same. >> you can have itch y eyes, itchy throat and nose, a lot of people do this. we call that the a allergic sleet solute. >> those are base ically allergy symptoms. >> dust might can be found in the house. they live in warm, humid environments in bedding, furniture, and carpeting. >> covers on the mattress, pillow, box spring are available on line and all of the linen-type stores and can really make a difference if you are allergic to the dust might. watc

i'm stephanie stahl, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >>> if you're a man with a pot belly there is story isor you! healthy men, who lift weights for 20 minutes a day, had less after pot belly than men doing the same amount of area robe i can exercise, that's according to researchers at the harvard school of public health. they tracked more than 10,000 men over the age of 40, and doctors say, combining weight training, and area robe innings, got the best results. >> now it is 8: 19. and stressed out holiday travelers getting some relief. coming up next how airport is provide ago little pet therapy. >> first though here's what's coming up tonight on the "cw philly". see the epic drama "unbroken" on christmas day. >> it's not about the war. it's all about forgiveness. >> but first, sit down with the director and stars of this remarkable film. >> sometimes in the mother praying, sometimes in the sunrise, there is always what we would refer to as the light in the film. >> you guys had an amazing friendship. i'm really curious, how did knowing him and >> ♪ >> oh, getting home sometimes? >> travel

i'm stephanie stahl, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> well, on saturday, a special event hosted by susanomen philadelphia. "eyewitness news" at 14th annual sisters for the cure event in center city. women learned about the early warning signs of breast cancer. our "eyewitness news" reporter natasha brown was there. survivors also told their stories in hopes of empowering women to take charge of their health and to get that mammogram. so important. >>> 6:38 right now. you could call it a social media miracle a missing ring is back where it belongs, and after a man turns to facebook to help find its owner. we will have that story coming up next. >>> and santa is in speedos, hold the phone, yes, the race that has people running through the streets half naked. all right. well, no swimsuits around here, that is for sure. carol is back to tell us about a chilly day ahead and chance for a coastal storm this week. you want to put this thing on your radar. we will be rig and then there's juicy chicken. the difference is hellmann's. hellmann's is the secret to making parmesan crusted chicken so ju

health reporter stephanie stahl has that story to your.s tonight at 11:00 on cbs3. >>> thanks for watching "eyewitness news" on the cw philly. >> for lesley, kathy and all of us here, i'm chris may. >> i'm jessica dean. have a good night. we'll see you at 11:00 on cbs3. >> ♪

division on the line once again, we will hear from jeremy maclin in >>> health reporter stephanie stahl checks out, skin products that protect against that dirty air, that is tonight at 11:00 o'clock. >>> investigators continue to piece together more clues about a deadly plane crash in maryland that killed six people. they now say the flight data recorder shows no indication of engine trouble before the aircraft, crashed into a house, belong to go marie gamel. she's originally from brick township new jersey. she was killed with two children and three others on the plane. >>> last week three delaware churches were burn to the ground and now police tell eyewitness news that they have the men who did it. the churches are all, within several miles in the town of felt on. yesterday investigators caught up with joseph, and alex harrington, junior. they have been charged with arson and burglary. >>> it is probably the last thing you'd expect to see out in the middle of the woods, and atm, a couple of hunter stumbled across this one in rockland township berks county. authorities are now tracing

health reporter stephanie stahl checks out skin products that protect against the damage from dirty air> we've all heard of those holiday ugly sweater parties but you probably have never seen one like this. take a look. this sweater features a working train set worn like a hula hoop kind of. alongside the tracks are miniature snow covered trees. detailed gingerbread houses and lights. you know what's great about this, it can double as a tray for your drinks at your holiday party. just don't sit down in it. >> no. you know i need an ugly sweater. >> well, kathy, there you go. >> we'll probably need to get you a battery pack though. >> i know. how do you plug that thing in. >> i love it. >> very festive. >> thanks for watching "eyewitness news" on the cw philly. for kathy, lesley and all of us here, i'm jessica dean. have a good night. we'll see you after 11:00 on cbs3. >> ♪ merry christmas! thanks but this gift, it's kind of half-fast. what's wrong? we still have cable internet, so our uploads are half the speed of our downloads. so i'll be half-fast when i share my photos and i'll do a

mark stall stahl. i live at 18 iris. we're the upstairs neighbors of jim and ana maria. i have to assume we are most impacted by their request. and i, my family, like many neighbors as you just saw are fully behind and support a modest adjustment that is in front of the you to be able to see san francisco stay? san francisco. i grew up in the east bay and went to college at uc davis and probably lost about 95% of my friends who viewed that san francisco was unlivable, unfriendly for families. parts of it is perception of the public schools. my kid goes to george peabody in richmond -- we need to change the culture and the perception. this modest request is going to potentially allow a very good family in laurel heights area to stay in san francisco. my wife and ana maria went to the laurel heights improvement association about this specific request. they were told that had they asked first they would fully support this assignment. so i find if very hard to believe that because their decision-making process was based upon who asked first really has a negative view about t

stephanie stahl has that story at 11:00. >>> lindenwald police want to know where their town's surveillance camera are. >> as cleve bryan shows us police are hoping they can use some extra eye. >>> and, at grocery stores, a surveillance system to be well worth the investment. >> when they see cam why they don't do something bad. >> reporter: since many of the 300 or so businessness lindenwald have security cameras police department rolled out a initiative to create a public/private surveillance network where you can register your camera. >> it cost nothing for merchant or resident to sign up to. it is a mechanism where they can let us know that there are cameras available, should we have an incident. >> reporter: citizen electronic eye program will help businesses find out if crimes have occurred near them and then they cannery lay that video to police to help them build leads. registered camera owner will get a e-mail or call letting them know what time incident happened and what to look for. >> we build trust with the community. we have them being an extension of us, our eyes, our eyes, a

. >> lesley stahl was the first woman to moderate "face the nation."ell have been the single toughest questioner of all of us. >> you didn't really answer the question. well why? >> in a hundred different ways still get the same answer. >> schieffer: it was the event that no one thought could ever happen. an attack on the homeland. >> that you don't know what you've gotten yourself in to. >> 9/11 would lead to two of the longest wars in our history afghanistan and iraq. "face the nation" has never more primed than during campaign. >> the newest of the democratic candidates for president. governor, thank you. >> speaking of flexible. governor romney is pretty flexible guy in his poe glick are those real bodies do you think? have you ever seen newt gingrich without his shirt. >> whatever the president says is news. >> any president in my position try to use patronage or -- had just about as much luck as the wax cat trying to go across hot places. >> schieffer: i want to get back to foreign policy but also want to ask you about what happened on tuesday. i

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health reporter stephanie stahl is here now with more on how they are doing it and it can be tough. >> it is tough, you know, staying on the diet during holiday is tough for most of us. foster family who hell and dozens of children ended up gaining a unhealthy amount of weight. now they are losing it for the kids. >> thank you. >> reporter: christmas tradition of making holiday traditions cookies with their family is different for trudy and tim mcfalls. they no longer over indulge in sweets. >> i feel better about myself. >> reporter: trudy has lost 42 points and tim has dropped 120. here's what they used to look like gradually gaining weight as they fostered over 100 children. >> i put it on me. i just focused on kids and their issues and making sure they were okay. >> we were glad to be there. when we had time to eat, we would eat, whatever was there, we would eat. it wasn't always the best food. >> have you been feeling okay. >> they both had stomach surgery doctor brendon o'connor with cooper hospital. they had a gastric sleeve operation, which is less complicated then gastric byp

our health reporter stephanie stahl was there tonight at the franklin institute for the annual event.se. looks like a lot of fun, too. >> we'll be right back. ♪ we all got together and we are having a great time. kend. there is everything to do. you've got restaurants. you've got shopping, oh my gosh fabulous shopping. bars too, although i'm married and i don't know if my husband wants me in any bars. i don't think it is just for girls weekend. i think it's great for couples. it's great for families. i was also was talking to my girlfriends saying i would like to bring my husband back. it's a great weekend. >> thanks for watching i'm news at 11:00. we're back in the morning at 5:00 o'clock. for lesley, kate and everyone here at "eyewitness news" i'm chris may. i'm jessica dean. you can always find us at cbsphilly.com. up next the late show with david letterman ton night's guest is tom celek. have a good night and we'll see you tomorrow. ♪ ( band playing "late show" theme ) >> from the heart of broadway, across the nation and around the world, it's the "late show" with david letterman.

our health reporter stephanie stahl was there tonight at the franklin institute for the annual event. cause. looks like a lot of fun, too. >> we'll be right back. ♪ >> thanks for watching i'm news at 11:00. we're back in the morning at 5:00 o'clock. for lesley, kate and everyone here at "eyewitness news" i'm chris may. i'm jessica dean. you can always find us at cbsphilly.com. up next the late show with david letterman ton night's guest is tom celek. have a good night and we'll see you tomorrow. ♪ >> announcer: the following is a paid presentation brought to you by freedompop. >> now that i have freedompop, i don't worry about how many minutes i use, how much data i use. i signed up for an unlimited plan, and now i never worry about a bill. >> announcer: are you tired of paying hundreds of dollars every year for cellphone service? are you sick of feeling stuck in long-term contracts? looking to finally upgrade to an affordable, name-brand smartphone? look no further. get 100% free cellphone service with freedompop. you heard it right. the world's first 100% free cellphone service is h

lesley stahl read this on her vacation and wrote me a nice letter. she said she found it engrossing, creative, and funny. i said, "i'll take all three." ( laughing ) >> hinojosa: but you're all about grassroots and every citizen can change, and... >> yeah. >> hinojosa: so isn't this kind of saying, "wait a second. so we can't depend on the grassroots. now we have to depend on these ultra, ultra, ultra rich who may have their own baggage," but they're the ones who are going to actually make our country better, or our world better? >> yeah, i selected them because they're enlightened, in advanced stage, had a different perspective on life, and had a lot... were willing to put billions of dollars into mobilizing the grassroots. so it's the top down, bottom up. justice requires money. it requires money for lawyers, for organizers in the communities. it requires money for transportation. it requires money to constantly reach people directly. and people don't understand. the abolition of slavery movement? a lot of it was funded by proper bostonians in the

ziv stahl from tel aviv. >> a frenchman who was kidnapped three years ago has now arrived back home. he was the last of the french kidnapped b by al-qaeda. president holland has encouraged people not to travel where there is al-qaeda. >> china has jailed a second senior government figure in corruption. the former department of a state agency is accused of receiving bribes of $6 million. he was sentenced to life in prison. >>> peace stalks have restarted between colombia's government and leftest farc rebels. the talks have been suspended after the rebel group captured five people including an army general. they have since been released. >>> 200,000 people have been killed in a 50-year war between farc and the colombian government. >>> now the c.i.a. covert program took place at hidden sites around the world, meaning that dozens of other countries were involved. the report says that 54 countries spanning from africa to north america were involved in the enhanced interrogation program. five countries were home to secret c.i.a. prisons. former polish leaders have now acknowledged that th