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one chris thecally. live from the sat center i'm's dann cuellar for channel six "action news". >> thanks, dann. >>> philadelphia police made an arrest in the, murder of the 20 year-old man in juniata park. police say donald green was shot multiple times and robbed, after leaving the grocery store, on the 4200 block of neilson street, in january. january 27th. well, tonight the police say they have arrested 25 year-old kahif edward, four days later and charged him with murder and theft. police are searching for rasheed tancemore in connection with the crime. is there a $20,000 reward for any information, leading to his arrest. >>> bill cosby is fighting back against a ruling of the montgomery county judge. it was earlier this month, when judge steven o'neill, denied cosby's request to have sex a assault charges against him dismissed, because cosby was supposedly had been offered immunity by then district attorney bruce castor in 2005. cosby has been charged with drugging and sexually violating andrea cons

thecaller said justice for avery. it centers on steve he was framed by local law maker. the people who had been evacuated were allowed to return to their homes overnight. >>> kids may be rewarded for good grades or accomplishments but have you ever heard of paying them to behave? >> no. >> a proposal to give stipends to teen. no amount has been set but it's based off of a similar program in california where some participants arere paid up to $9,000 a year. >> who p ps for it, taxpayers? >> i assume so. we have to figure out what's the cost of put them in jail or put them down. >> that's an ethical dilemma. we could talk about that. >> happening in d.c. >> it could happen in miami or southh florida anywhere. >> okay. >>> this one's a fun story. the florida keys getting some tension in the washinkton area thanks to a brand new tourism campaign. that's really`having some fun and playing politics. shows a fish with a caption strong response to polls. >> get it? >> yup. >> another show is a bird with really crazy hair and it reads, donald, is that you? >> giving a whole new m

at least 30 people were hurt, six chris thecally. the bus was on its way to the sun casino from new york city. it is unclear if the snowstorm played a role in this crash. we will have have much more on the snow, in our area coming up in just a few moments. >>> cbs-3 healthwatch a innovative new way to treat a common problem with gums that can cause a variety of dental problems. >> health reporter stephanie he stall is here to explain that. >> reporter: this is a interesting new technique. you have heard of a receding hairline. it is kind of similar what happens with receding gums where the root of the tooth is exposed. it is a painful problem and up until now treatments have been pretty invasive. things could be changing. d id i could not take the pain anymore her gums were receding at a fast pace. >> very severe all the way up to the bone on most of the teeth. my father was that way too. >> reporter: millions of americans suffer from gum recession, most common fix is gum grafting taking tissue from the roof of the mouth to cover the

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