an espn pro. so, here we go, in sports, week 14 of the nfl in philadelphia the giants' eli manning looked good for a half against the eagles in his first start since september leading new york to a 17-3 lead which the g-men coughed up in the second half. philly scored the game's final 20 points, including the game-winning touchdown in overtime. eagles said, we'll take it. they got the win 23-17. toni, how did i do? >> come back with me to "sportscenter," i'm begging you. >> only if i can bring my producer like jack over there that can write like that. jack, thanks for that script. >> i think that was a craig script. >> oh, that was a craig? sorry, craig. sorry, craig. >> you did really well. >> g-men coughed up? jack, you really liked that line, didn't you? >>> all right, in high school, megan rapinoe was voted most likely to be famous. >> yeah. >> now the captain of the world cup champion u.s. women's soccer team in "sports illustrated" sportsperson of 2019. >> rapinoe is only the fourth woman to receive the honor on her own in 66 years. it comes at the end of a year when she and

rum ham from "it's always sunny in philadelphia." >> we're going to take a bite of it and immediately spit it out because it's really sfwufting. >> reporter: ray -- disgusting. >> reporter: ray has two spin your series and two cookbooks. a common thread amongst youtubers is i had no idea it would take off. i didn't. i was deeply depressed. i was not happy in my marriage, and i needed a creative outlet. i wasn't happy in general. >> reporter: a creative outlet born of family memories. >> my mother taught me to cook when i was very young. she passed away when i was 11. she taught me how to make cookies. she would get scoops of snow and pour maple syrup over it and give it to us. i have very specific food memories from my childhood. it's one way that see that gets to live on in what i do and one way that i feel closer to her. >> reporter: she's not his only influence. it truck struck me -- it struck me, your mother loved to cook, your father dawg loss -- douglaa professor. now you are teaching cooking -- am i too analytical? >> you're honestly making me realize things i never

philadelphia, wpbi, for notifying us of this incredible video. action news, we appreciate it. >> i wonder if that's where -- >> i used to call it bear delaware. >> when you were at wpbi. >> yeah. >>> overseas nearly a million demonstrators took to the streets across france over a nationwide strike over government reforms. >> fueling the anger is president emmanuel macron's plan he says would make the country's pension system simpler, more fair, and financially sustainable. here's abc's trevor ault. >> reporter: chaos erupting in the heart of france. tens of thousands of people taking to the streets in protest of plans to change the country's retirement system. in paris, demonstrators setting garbage cans and street lights on fire as french police hurled tear gas at an angry mob in the street. abc's maggie rulli is there. >> locals say scenes like this one, scenes like burning cars, those have become almost commonplace in paris. the difference today is the sheer numbers we're seeing across the entire country. >> reporter: the strike crippling transportation in the city. trains shutt

from philadelphia to new york to boston. by tomorrow, this is basically going to be out of the area with the exception of maybe northern maine. look at this -- watch the pink colors pop up. every place you see a pink color, that's two feet or more of snow. up around albany, getting up to rutland, vermont, as well. that's going to do it right now. we have more coming up later. anthony, back to you. >> a lot of pink. thank you. >>> federal investigators will try to reach the scene today of a deadly south dakota plane crash that killed nine people. kirk and jim hanson, founders of the wellness company kyani, were among those killed. three people survived. tom hanson is in sioux falls where survivors were taken for treatment. what do we know? >> reporter: good morning. winter weather was possibly a factor. family friends say the victims are from idaho. they were returning home from a hunting trip here in south dakota. that's when the small plane went down just after takeoff. let's talk about that small plane. the plane was a single-engine turbo-prop passenger aircraft. it's believed to

philadelphia to new york and boston bracing for treacherous conditions hours after a 58-car pileup on the highway and this plane crash leaving nine people dead including two children. what to expect today. >>> the second amendment up for discussion at the supreme court today. the regulation at issue and what the justices could do as they hear their first major gun rights case in nearly a decade. >>> cyber monday celebration. the record deals for online what's different this year. >>> vacation nightmare. the mother who says her daughter was attacked by dolphins at a

of soy sauce, and i bought it from a trader in philadelphia. >> reporter: and you're going to sell it for -- >> probably $5,000 to $10,000. yeah. >> reporter: that's a lot of money. >> it is. it is. >> reporter: it's also a lot of work. how far have you gone to find your deals? >> oh, i've driven all the way to florida, all the way up to maine, massachusetts. gone all the way out to iowa. pretty much anywhere. >> reporter: i bet you found some unusual things. >> oh, absolutely. one of the more unusual things i found was a whole bunch of beer tap handles. i found about 200 of those at a store. and they're like $40, $50 on ebay and amazon. and i was buying them for $5. and sold them all real fast. people love them. >> reporter: it's the unusual -- >> yeah. >> reporter: it's the -- >> discontinued, the hard to find. >> reporter: i'm going to play a game with you. name that item, back scratcher -- >> never sold back scratchers. >> reporter: fur coats? >> don't do fur. >> reporter: raincoats? >> i've sold a lot of raincoats. >> reporter: nose clippers? >> sell a lot of personal items. >

shocker at a big dog show in philadelphia. take a look at this. >> and the best in show tonight is the bulldog. >> oh, my goodness. wow. whoa! nobody more surprised than edward perez, the handler. >> that is thor. look at thor. that's thor. he's a 2-year-old bulldog. he is top dog. >> wow. he beat out all these -- >> he beat out all thosegs. philly's national show. he beat out more than 2,000 other dogs. yeah. and his surprise handler said thor moves like a dream. that look like moving like a dream? >> hey. >> yeah. i love there's a shot of him, too, with food at his feet which i thought was hilarious. that is thor, congrats. >>> and pop star sia was at a walmart and left the shoppers there very thankful when she made a surprise appearance and then paid for their groceries. this is how we normally see sia. >> right. right. ♪ ♪ i'm alive i'm alive ♪ >> you guys know she's usually known for performing and appearing in public with that wig covering her face. when she showed up at wednesday's -- wednesday at palm sprix springs, california, walmart, most shoppers did not recognize her

." ♪ ♪ >>> steady traffic there through times square on this big travel day. philadelphia eagles all-pro guard brandon brooks is opening up about being forced to leave sunday's game because of an anxiety attack. >> he's shining a new spotlight on a disorder millions of americans struggle with every day. will ganss is here with more. >> when you look at brandon brooks it's hard to imagine what could possibly have the power to take him out of a football game, which is exactly why he says he wants people to know what did. >> it started on the sideline between the two drives. the first one i went out there and played. when i sat down, throwing up on the sideline, you know. until it was time to go back out there. >> reporter: brandon brooks, philadelphia eagles, sidelined by anxiety. forced to leave sunday's game against the seahawks early. >> when my team needed me, i wasn't there. i had a handle on it for two and a half years now -- >> reporter: before sunday brooks hadn't missed a game for anxiety-related illnesses since 2016. it was then he started taking proactive members to handle his anxiety

philadelphia live on "gma" and took us inside an actual house fire. >> reporter: we're here with the folks from ul. they're the people who set the standards for smoke alarms and fire extinguishers, and they built this very nice house for us. it's got everything in it. it's basically like any other house that you or i would live in. we're going to open it up, go right in. you can see that it's got carpets in here. i want you to notice, this door is open, that's going to be important, and the door behind me is closed. two-bedroom house. behind us is a living room, typical of anything you might see in the holiday season. you have a christmas tree here, television, candles, and these couches. i want you to notice these couches. in just a minute we're going to light this on fire. before we do, i want you to let everybody at home know we're here with ul fire experts, philadelphia fire department, this is a live demonstration and a controlled scenario, okay? steve is going to light it up. the fire's starting to peak. i want you to see the smoke. smoke goes up. it's all in this room now. [ fire al

boston. 51 philadelphia, 53 in charlotte. that's walking out the door. coming home from work k tonight you sure as heck had better take the winter coat because it feels about like 21 in boston, 27 for philadelphia. feels like 33 in charlotte. when you look at the big picture, as far as the entire united states, by wednesday, 6:00 in the morning, every state in our country will have at least someplace that feels subfreezing. every state in the united states. >> nowhere to hide. lonnie, thank you so much. i did forget my winter coat today. but i'll survive. >> i got one i'll lend you. >> appreciate it. >>> to breaking news overnight from atlanta. former president jimmy carter is due to have brain surgery this morning. the 39th president has had a series of falls this year, and doctors say that's led to severe swelling. mark strassmann is outside emory university hospital. mark, good morning. so what do we know about this surgery? >> reporter: good morning. the goal of today's procedure is to relieve pressure on mr. carter's brain. doctors say the issue is internal bleeding after several

like 10 in nashville. 4 below in chicago. that's how cold it's going to be. tomorrow, philadelphia's 49, and then bang, temperatures surge down to 14 in philadelphia. feels-like temperatures. 7 in boston. snow is going to be a big deal. chicago, three to six inches today. the heaviest snow upstate new york, vermont, new hampshire, could see up to a foot of snow over the next couple of days. the first flurries possible here in new york city and in boston, as well. >> say it ain't so. a lot of purple on that map. >> get used to it. >> it's only fall. thank you so much. >>> to capitol hill where public hearings are set to start in the housing impeachment inquiry that is going to be this week. democrats are pushing back against witnesses that republicans want to testify. gop members want to question hunter biden, son of former vice president joe biden, about corruption in ukraine. democrats say that has nothing to do with the accusation from several officials that the president withheld military aid and pushed ukraine to investigate the bidens and other democrats. nancy cordes is on capi

hearing new details this morning about a woman in the philadelphia area charged with conducting an online fraud by raising money on crowd funding websites to help her cope with colon cancer. >> but authorities say it was all a lie and what ultimately led to her arrest was a podcast interview and her own husband. >> reporter: it was the kind of feel-good story that warms your heart. jessica ann smith, a mother and fitness buff, says she was battling cancer at just 32 years old but was rallying support, encouraging friends and family to #fightlikeajessica. with medical bills piling up, supporters answered the call, raising over $10,000 on gofundme and facebook to help. >> people are coming out of the woodwork to help, which is, i mean, like will restore anyone's faith in humanity. >> reporter: investigators say it was all a lie perpetuated by smith to dupe good samaritans into giving her money for a disease they say she didn't have, a hoax that led to her arrest. >> she made people believe that she had a very serious cancer diagnosis. the fact is she didn't have cancer. >> reporter:

moving into the midwest this week, then into the northeast. >> folks in philadelphia already got a preview with frost on the wind shield. >> accuweather's adam del rosso has the forecast for us. >> kaylee and kenneth, good morning. we're tracking another blast of arctic air across the northern tier of the nation from the dakotas into the great lakes, 1 to 3 inches of snow, locally more as we head into our day tomorrow. eventually we're going to get some of that into the northeast, but first falling as spotty rainshowers for our tuesday. it's not until the tail end of the workweek, thursday into friday, when it's most likely that we see accumulating snows across the northeast, especially as you get into northern new england. kaylee, kenneth? >> thanks, adam. >>> the washington nationals did not have to go far for the latest celebration of their first world series title. >> the team visited president trump at the white house yesterday. catcher kurt suzuki put on a make america great again hat, which earned him an awkward hug from the president. trump joked that all anyone in the coun

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arriving in philadelphia, harriet meets abolitionists and underground railroad leader played by leslie odom jr. harriet soon wants to go back south to rescue her family. >> rescuing slaves requires skill and careful planning. it requires reading, harriet. can you read a sign or a map? can you read at all? >> i put my intention on trying to hear god's voice more clearly. >> do you know what would happen if you got caught? they would torture you until you pointed them right to this office. you got lucky, harriet. and there's nothing more you can do. >> don't you tell me what i can't do! >> don't you tell her what she can't do, leslie! cynthia erivo and leslie odom jr. join us here at the table. good to see you both. >> good to see you. >> hi. >> i was a little embarrassed, because when i started thinking about harriet tubman, i kind of thought, i really don't know anything. she was a leader of the underground railroad. she was a conductor. i knew that she was a small woman, but i didn't realize the physicality of what you had to do. so, i'm wondering how you prepared physically an

day after breaking his left hand. the philadelphia flyers mascot gritty got into the holiday spirit dressed up as wonder woman. >> that's a wonder something. >> i was going to say. it's a wonder they found a costume to fit around gritty's midsection. >> oh! >> moving on to other celebrities celebrating fright night. >> i like when you crack up yourself. >> i know, me too. ellen degeneres transformed herself into cardi e. the 61-year-old talk show host channeled cardi b's character from the movie "hustlers." oh my gosh. >> tatas. can i call them that? >> i don't think so. >> i don't think so. i'm just saying. >> but yeah. >> after weeks of hype we now know what heidi klum dressed up as and frankly we're pretty grossed out about it. >> wait, what? eww, what is it? the inside of a body? >> i don't know what that is. >> klum, who's earned the reputation as queen of halloween for over the top costumes transformed herself into a cadaver. >> oh, that's what that is. >> the costume was months in the making. >> what's happening there to -- okay. we can't let this halloween slip by without at

. >> philadelphia's own. >> she told a tv show that she informally told parton yes, but before she could make official, the song had already found its way into the movie "the bodyguard." and as she said, whitney killed it. >> miss patti, she would have kicked her shoes off while she was singing it. >> that what she would have done? >> that's what miss patti does she kicks some shoes off, that's when you know she's feeling it. >> whitney handled it. >> i could see a miss patti version. ♪ i will always >> he just wants to sing the song. >>> next to the new job opportunity for bill murray. >> fresh off of appearing in "zombieland: double tap," the actor told amy schumer on her podcast he recently filled out a job application at p.f. chang's location at terminal "a" at the atlanta airport. >> murray said quote it looks like they are having the best time working at p.f. chang. the restaurant chain tweeted out quote bill you're hired when can you start? >> how about that. >> i had p.f. chang's over the weekend. >> what did you get? >> i got the beef and broccoli, i got some sesame chicken, then w

just outside of philadelphia. that vehicle badly damaged seven parked cars in westchester. state police say they were speaking to the driver who then sped off. they say he tried to flee after the crash but was arrested. the suspect is now facing several charges, including dui. >>> and the search is intensifying for a missing college student in alabama. >> 19-year-old aniah blanchard hasn't been seen since wednesday night. now leading the chorus of voices pleading for her safe return is her stepfather, ufc fighter walt harris. here's abc's trevor ault. >> reporter: as the search continues for missing college student aniah haley blanchard, authorities are releasing new information. auburn police saying this video captured blanchard making a purchase at a convenience store wednesday, the night she was last seen. on friday, investigators recovered her damaged vehicle, covered with scratches and dents on the front right side, the suv found in the parking lot of a montgomery, alabama, apartment complex 50 miles away from blanchard's home. the 19-year-old is the stepdaughter of ufc heav

we're hearing new details about an american airlines flight from philadelphia from dublin. >> it happened after two crew members and a passenger suddenly felt ill. >> reporter: dramatic audio from inside an american airlines flight moments after two crew members and a passenger were briefly incapacitated. >> the cabin staff have actually lost consciousness. i think they're back to a state of consciousness now. >> reporter: a pilot flying from london to philadelphia radioing in from over the atlantic saying a cleaning product containing ammonium chloride has spilled, the fumes too much for some. >> there are general complaints about burning eyes and other problems with mucous in the nose, skin problems. >> reporter: the flight with 287 passengers and 12 crew members diverting to dublin, ireland, because of that strong odor. when the plane landed the three sickenede tranorted to the hospital. >> every airplane recirculates its air completely every two minutes so the possibility of this affecting people nearby was quite low. >> those crew members and passenger have been released and

. and the storm is blamed for a deadly crash outside philadelphia. three people were killed when a van rolled over on a slick wet r sws the storm on the move, intensifying as it takes aim at northern new england. high wind watches and warnings are in effect from eastern pennsylvania to maine. >>> federal health officials say the dangerous and deadly effects of a mysterious vaping-related lung disease are increasing every day. the latest numbers from the cdc show the illness has killed at least 31 people in 22 states, about 1,300 people have been affected. the victims have been as young as 17 and as old as 75. a top cdc official told congress yesterday those numbers are expected to be considerably worse when new figures come out this week. >>> gm workers could soon be heading back to work after a 31-day strike. the automaker union leaders have reached a tentative deal for a new contract. details of the proposed four-year deal haven't been fully released but workers are expected to receive 3% to 4% raises or lump-sum bonuses. 49,000 united auto workers must also approve the deal. >>

watching that. >>> coming up in our next half hour, call it a cry room of sorts for philadelphia hockey fans. >> gritty, what are you doing? >> holy moly. the safe space for flyers fans to let off some steam without getting into any trouble. >> oh, philly. >>> but first the world record that simone biles just broke to help lead the u.s. women's gymnastics team to another title, whoo, she's so good. ♪upbeat musieverything was so fresh in the beginning. [sniff] ♪ dramatic music♪ but that plug quickly faded. ♪upbeat music luckily there's febreze plug. it cleans away odors and freshens for 1200 hours. [deep inhale] breathe happy with febreze plug. >>> the wnba finals will come down to a fifth and deciding game. the connecticut sun stayed alive last night, beating washington in game four 90-86. our robin roberts was in the building there in connecticut. the sun blew a 16-point halftime lead and trailed by 5 in the fourth before rallying. game five tomorrow night down in washington, d.c. both teams are looking for their first championship. >>> overseas another team of women just made

investigators will be there on the scene today. >>> high school students outside philadelphia are singing the praises of a teacher who's been on the job longer than some of their parents have been alive. >> her name is barbara benlean and she's celebrating her 50th year in the upper darby pennsylvania school district in delaware county. the long-time music teacher is known for being dedicated to her students and very direct with them as well. >> i have a sign on my piano that says, "it's not mean, it's the truth." i often think i use that as an exemplar for what the kids can do, but i always ask them to do better and to raise the bar every day. >> she has impacted so many lives by just being herself. >> it's not just the job, it's like all of us. >> her principal says she teaches people how to be people. >> that is really amazing she's been in that job so long. so great for those students because a lot of times it's the art, the music classes that end up getting cut first so it's great she's been there so long. >>> coming up, the giz wiz is back. the latest bike gadgets for those

community service. >>> now to my philadelphia eagles and the fan who threw some major shade even after -- >> top-notch shade. >> so shady even after a life and death situation. >> so this is really incredible. an early monday fire in filly -- philly damaged a building with several apartments inside. it broke out just hours after the eagles dropped numerous passes during their loss to detroit, so a good samaritan who helped rescue children from the fire wasn't letting that defeat go. you have got to listen to this. >> my man just started throwing babies out the window, we was catching them unlike agholor. >> that's right, he's talking about eagles receiver nelson agholor who dropped two passes and fumbled in that eagles' defeat. agholor is taking the high road, he thanked the guy for being a hero and invited him and his family to the next eagles home game. >> but the way that the shade was done, dude just said it so casually. he also said so casually, dude started tossing babies out the window, we were catching them. unlike agholor. so funny. >> so, i really will say that this is

philadelphia. the fbi along with state and local authorities is offering a $20,000 reward for information leading to the girl's whereabouts. anna werner is on the case. anna, are there any leads? >> that's what police are looking for, michelle. authorities believe a man lured this little girl into a van and drove off. they are combing through surveillance videos for any clues while the family is desperately pleading for anyone with information to come forward. >> just want to find her. i want to find that she's okay, nothing bad's happened. >> reporter: noema perez is desperate to have her daughter, dulce, home safe after the 5-year-old vanished from a park monday just feet from where her mother was. >> we are attempting to identify a male who was in the park. >> reporter: police believe a man they described as light skinned, possibly hispanic, and wearing orange shoes lured the little girl to a red van. more than 50 local, state, and federal investigators are using helicopters, dive teams, and k-9 k-9s in the search. these are surveillance images of dulce wearing a yellow shi

time. >> reporter: dr. jonathan spergle in philadelphia is one of the trial's investigators. in patients ages 4 to 17, 2/3 taking the drug were able to tolerate the equivalent of two peanuts. nearly 12% withdrew because of allergic reactions or side effects like stomach problems. >> it means cross contamination's not such a big issue. you can't go home and have a peanut butter sandwich. but you should be able to walk out with less fear. >> reporter: the treatment has already given danielle, now 17, a taste of her new freedom. like getting a sundae at an ike shop for the first time. >> we gave it to her and watched her eat and taking pictures. people probably thought we were ridiculous. >> reporter: imagining life in a college dorm. >> i could not even just believe that that's right down the line now. >> she's got her wings. she might as well go off and fly. >> reporter: this is not a cure. this is about that accident al exposure to a small amount of peanut protein. think about a child afraid to go to a birthday party or restaurant because they're afraid of having a life-threaten

considering the offers and we'll see what happens. >> last week during a philadelphia eagles practice, lloyd nailed a 55 yard field goal. look at that. she was approached by at least two nfl teams to kick in preseason games today. unfortunately, lloyd has a soccer game tonight, but she is not ruling out accepting future offers. first thing that popped in my mind is what would she be paid? >> good question. >> our wonderful producers and i crunched some numbers. in 2015 she made $356,000 in salary and endorsements. on the lower end of pay for kickers is just under a million. >> wow! >> and she made it -- >> that's why she's considering it. >> yes. >> she made it look so effortless. that's what's so cool about it. she didn't hesitate. just one kick. it was flawless. >> go, carli. >> women can kick. >> women can kick. >> better than men. >> go carli. >>> our next story is a rock star on the journey of a lifetime. singer mike posner hit the road again after a scary snake bite almost caused him to lose his leg. we told you about this story in april when the artist began a walk across ameri

weapons inside a man's home in philadelphia. >> officers recovered more than 50 guns, hundreds of rounds of ammunition, 10 hand grenades, a pipe bomb, and liquid mercury, which can affect the nervous system. a 72-year-old man in the home was taken to the hospital for evaluation. no word on any charges. >>> now to the new details in that deadly nighttime boat collision involving "shark tank" star kevin o'leary. >> o'leary is confirming the boat he was on crashed into another vessel, killing two people. >> there has to be a better way. >> reporter: one of the stars of the hit show "shark tank" revealing he was on a boat involved in a fatal collision on lake joseph in ontario, canada, over the weekend. kevin o'leary saying in a statement he was a passenger and the other boat had no navigation lights on and then fled the scene of the accident. i am fully cooperating with authorities. canadian police providing no details about the crash, but confirming two people on the other boat died. 64-year-old gary poltash died on the scene. suzanne brito, 48, died in the hospital tuesday. three others o

smile about. >>> firefighters battle a massive blaze in a church in philadelphia. claims that smoke were seen shooting up from the roof. >>> jason mullen trapped in an elevator with his friends. all he had were mnms, beer and a dog. >>> taking shots and gaining momentum for herself. >> i'm actually considering it. >>> the president of brazil is waiting for an apology from the president of france, and until he gets it, he's holding onto those millions of dollars of aid for the devastating fires in the amazon. >> i'm ready to rule the world, i really am. >> on "cbs this morning." >>> all eyes were on 15-year-old coco gauff as she made her debut. they blew the roof off on match point. >> it is through the opening round of the u.s. open. on their feet at louis armstrong. >> announcer: this morning's "eye opener" is presented by toyota. let's go places. >> i'm going cuckoo puffs for coco. what's fun is watching her and also watching her parents watch her. we're shearing for you and serena. welcome to "cbs this morning." i'm gayle king with tony to could you please ail r -- dokoupil who made i

. designed for impossible stains. >>> this massive fire at a church in west philadelphia is under control this morning at least one person was injured after flames erupted at the greater bible way temple yesterday afternoon. a daycare inside the building was evacuated. the cause of the fire is under investigation. reports say workers were on the roof of the 115-year-old church when the fire started. >>> now to ohio where we're seeing new images from that high-speed police chase in dayton that killed two young children. >> a stabbing suspect stole a police cruiser and sped down the street in reverse, crashing into several vehicles. here's our friend diane macedo. >> reporter: alarming new video of a stabbing suspect leading police on a chase in one of their own vehicles. police say they were responding to reports of a crash when suspect raymond walters jr. jumped into the officer's cruiser. the suspect was tased but was still able to speed off backwards. dash cam video shows him apparently hitting a parked car, smashing into the front of the pursuing's officer's car, then racing aw

last week. >> b.j., also known as mr. b., the 26-pound feline at a philadelphia shelter, is getting a permanent home. the cat's story broke the morris animal refuge website when it went public. the refuge says it has narrowed the choice to a few potential owners. b.j. is expected to have a new home this week. i wonder how they're choosing which family. like who has the biggest pantry to stock enough food to feed this cat? >> will you put b.j. on a weight loss plan? >> right. >> you know, make sure he stays healthy. >> snuggle him enough? >>> when we come back, an honor for our friend robin roberts. >>> blake lively trolled by her own husband. "the skinny" is next. is next. >>> blake lively trolled by her own husband. "the skinny" is next. ♪ skinny just gimme the skinny >>> it's time now for "the skinny" this monday morning. we're starting with some big, big, big news for our friend robin roberts and diane sawyer. >> our parent company disney has named them and nine other people disney legends for their contributions to their field. we know these women, t incredible leaders here at

early next month. >>> an enormous cat with an enormous appetite is looking for a home in philadelphia. >> so this, this big old thing, is bigi, known as mr. b. the 2-year-old domestic short hair weighs 26 pounds. that is the average weight of a 13-month-old human. skip giving birth, just go ahead and get this cat. mr. b. is described as a jumbo-size package of fluff and love. right now he's in an animal shelter. he's had so many potential suitors, the shelter's website has crashed. >> oh, okay. >> everybody out there looking for a fat cat, i guess. >> highly sought after. >> also described as genuinely big boned. >> genuinely big boned, that makes sense. >> cat lover in the back loved that one. >> the official twitter post by the shelter -- shelters are really evolved and plugged into the internet -- "omg, big boy mr. b. is a chonk of a chonk, he redefines the term." >> i think they hit the nail on the head there. yeah, he's huge. >> i think that that says it all. >> there it is. >>> coming up, the travel nightmare for nearly 200 delta airline passengers. >> hear why an airline did no

racial and gender discrimination and sexual harassment has cost philadelphia's police commissioner his job. >> richard ross jr. stepped down yesterday. this move came as he and the department face a federal lawsuit. charges include that ross didn't respond to sexual harassment complaints from a female officer with whom he allegedly had an affair. >>> two former major league baseball players are charged with being part of a drug trafficking and money laundering ring in their native dominican republic. luis castillo and octavio dotel are among 18 linked to the network. castillo used his instagram account to deny any drug involvement. >>> world championship dreams are still alive for a group of little league ball players from new jersey. >> so the kids from elizabeth and the team from barrington, rhode island were locked in a scoreless tie. what started as groundout to second base, new jersey moves on with a 2-0 win, rhode island goes home after a second loss. >> so exciting. >> yeah? big little league world series fan? >> no, but it's so exciting. >> for them? >> yeah, is it not exci

fall. all in philadelphia. as the 41-year-old, he enjoys a career high. we asked him to reflect on the struggles he fought and the lessons he's still learning in a note to his younger self. thank you, camera. ♪ >>> mike, you, my friend, will be experiencing pain so agonizing that even if i tried i could not fully explain. i wish this was not your fate but it is, and i'm sorry. >> reporter: michael solomonov, a staff sergeant in the israeli army killed by a sniper yesterday on the lebanon border. >> you will not be able to save your younger brother david, you can not roll back the clock. you cannot protect him, and you cannot take that bullet for him. the last time you will remember seeing him will be in mom's doorway. you will embrace him and tell him how proud you are to be his brother, and he will hear you while shrugging off the hug. you'll probably use that memory to torture yourself for a while, and it will take a while to accept this, but what a gift you had to be able to get to know him. and for him to get to know you. ♪ you're crying now while reading this, it's okay. i

getting to know each other a little better. from ohio, from philadelphia. >> neither of us parents. end of list. pretty good, though. >> there you go, welcome. >> thank you, appreciate it. >>> let's get to all the stories happening and we're going to begin this half hour with the mass shooting threats and the concerns of copycat attacks following the el paso and dayton attacks. >> tristan wicks was arrested after he allegedly sent a series of text messages threatening a mass shooting. police say they got a tip from an ex-girlfriend and that same day james reardon was taken into custody for allegedly threatening a different shooting at an ohio jewish community center. here is zachary kiesch. >> reporter: this man is under arrest. police saying this disturbing video posted online by james reardon jr. showing him firing a semiautomatic weapon with sirens blaring, was a mass shooting threat. a chilling comment next to the post saying, police identify the shooter of a youngstown jewish family center as a local white nationalist. the fbi raiding reardon's house. they say they found a large colle

." breaking overnight, stand-off surrender. a dramatic siege in philadelphia ends hours after six police off gunfire. how it's bringing new calls for tougher gun laws. >>> recession fears. stocks tumble amid new concerns about a potential end to the decade long economic recovery. how the market turmoil could affect your money. >>> eye on america. cbs news contributor talks with a family struggling to cope after the arrest of their sole provider in last week's huge immigration crackdown in mississippi. >>> and equal pay goals. world cup winners come to studio 57. we'll ask them about bringing their fight to court after pay equality talks fall apart. >> it's thursday, august 15, 2019. here's today's eye opener, your world in 90 seconds. >>> i got an officer shot. >> there are six police officers who were struck by gun fire. >> one of the cops had blood on his head. i think he might have got hit in his head. >> a wild stand-off in philadelphia. >> our officers don't deserve to be shot at by a guy with unlimited supply of weapons. >>> fears of another recession causing panic on wall s

. >> philadelphia police officers came under fire, six of them shot and others injured before the man who allegedly opened fire was finally taken into custody. what we've learned about him overnight. >>> obituary outrage. the dayton mass shooter was described as funny and articulate in his obituary, after he killed nine people, including his sister. hear who's apologizing for that glowing obit. >>> contest tragedy. a community is stunned after a man dies following a taco-eating contest. >>> plus what's the secret to a happy marriage? a couple is revealing what they have done nearly every day for 70 years. this will put a smile on your face on this thursday, august 15th. >>> they didn't share a closet. they don't spend that much time together. >> it looks like they wear matching clothes. i'm about to text my husband right now. >> and say, let's get -- >> get out your blue whatever animal print. >> onesie? >> and that's how we'll start this thursday. >> jumpsuits? >> thank you so much for joining us this thursday morning. >>> we begin with the story so many people were talking about yes

by several women. the los angeles opera plans to launch an investigation. the philadelphia orchestra has withdrawn its invitation for domingo to appear next month. nine women told the associated press that they were sexually harassed by the superstar during encounters that took place over three decades starting back in the 1980s. >> when someone comes this close and kind of smiles in a wry smile and says, "do you have to go home?" i think that was pretty clear. but there were no misconceptions in my mind. he did not touch me, he did not -- he would shake my hand or, you know, hello. but he did not put his hands on me. but i was extremely uncomfortable. >> domingo says in a statement that he believed that, quote, all of my interactions and relationships were always welcomed and consensual. >>> cbs and viacom are reuniting. the two media titans have agreed to merge after more than a decade apart. that puts such well-known brands as mtv, nickelodeon, showtime, and paramount pictures under one roof. the companies are betting they'll be better able to compete in providing streaming servic

neighborhood outside philadelphia. >> there's no like explosion or anything, but i could hear a crash. >> reporter: the single-engine plane took out this shed, barely missing the surrounding homes. >> i heard it because our bedroom's right in the front. i heard it go over the house. >> reporter: officials say the beechcraft took off from philadelphia shortly after 6:00 a.m. but went down just three minutes later, killing all three people on board. a couple and their 19-year-old daughter. >> i don't know what the pilot was thinking or what he was doing, but it's a miracle that no homes were struck. >> reporter: the faa says on average there are about three small aircraft crashes a day in the u.s. this crash is similar to one in march when a twin engine piper aircraft slammed into an ohio neighborhood, killing the pilot. back here in pennsylvania, the ntsb is still on the scene trying to uncover what caused this crash. one big mystery, there's no record of any distress call from the plane. in hatboro, pennsylvania, diane macedo, abc news. >>> u.n. experts say we need to change the

flash flooding to the philadelphia area. streets turned into rivers. look at that car submerged. and several sinkholes almost swallowing some cars. >>> british airways says it has fixed a computer glitch which stranded about 20,000 passengers. the check-in system problem affected short-haul flights to and from the three london airports. passengers had to be checked in manually. more than 100 flights were canceled, 200 delayed. british airways warns there may still be some delays today. >>> so this is a quote. don't touch something if you >>re that advice came from this woman who put an octopus on her face. let's run it back. this advice comes from a woman who put an octopus on her face. she was in a fishing derby and asked some other contestants to snap a photo of it, doing it for the gram. that's when it bit her. she said she bled for 30 minutes and two days later part of her face was paralyzed. the swelling may not go away for months. >> you know -- just don't. just don't. we're seeing too many of these cases where animals and pictures -- just don't. >> if it's not a bear charging

for portraying real people on the big screen. he's played former philadelphia eagles coach dik fur meal and john f. kennedy. now he's taking on a prosecuting attorney justin brooks and brian banks. it's based on a true story of a teenage nfl prospect who was convict odd of a crime he did not commit. after spending five years in prison and more on parole, he sought out justin brooks to prove he's innocent. >> mr. brooks, i'm brian banks. >> oh, yeah. you're the football player. >> you got my letter. >> letters, plural, right? brian, look, we only work with wrongly imprisoned people. >> i was wrongly imprisoned. >> i know, i know. you're out now. and you took a plea. >> i only took a plea -- >> that's okay. you didn't go to trial, so you can't appeal. there's nothing you can do. >> there's always something you can do. >> greg kinnear joins us at the table. good morning. a long ways from the days of "talk soup." i remember watching that. >> the bright light? got a table here. >> brian banks was at the table not too long ago telling his story six or seven years ago. it's a true story a

lightning also stretched from new york to philadelphia. storm trackers recorded more than 400 lightning strikes in just one 15-minute span. on staten island, floodwater rose so quickly it seeped through the doorway of this commuter bus. today it will be sunny and cooler in the northeast. expect heavy rain in parts of the midwest. monsoon storms in the southwest. hot and sticky in the south. afternoon storms in the southeast. leou're supposed to make lemonade. >> beyonce said so too. life has given the las vegas strip a grasshopper invasion so entrepreneurs are making money. the green visitors have swarmed the strip thanks to a wetter than normal spring. >> business owners are making the best of it. one bakery is now selling a grasshopper cake. >> that's good. >> hold the grasshopper. >> there's also a green minty drink being offered at a local bar called the grasshopper. >> yum. then there's the grasshopper pizza with real insects as the topping. >> they've been seasoned with salt, lemon, chili, garlic. a little mealy, but it comes to you nice with a creamy texture of all the cheese. >>

you've ever been on southwest, they like to have a lot of fun. that flight was going to philadelphia. i wonder what those philly folks, my friends in philly, what they would have done if she would have peek-a-boo scared them. >> shout-out to wpbi. southwest gives you two free checked bags so she might have had a lot of room out there. shout-out to southwest. >>> coming up, the 10-year-old boy facing assault charges over a game of dodgeball. >>> plus the young journalist who's going viral, interviewing a presidential candidate at the tender age of only 11 years old. >>> coming up in "the skinny" the bachelorette hands out her final rose. will it really be happily ever after? final rose. will it really be happily ever after? just between us, you know what's better than mopping? anything! at the end of a long day, it's the last thing i want to do. well i switched to swiffer wet jet and its awesome. it's an all-in-one so it's ready to go when i am. the cleaning solution actually breaks down dirt and grime. and the pad absorbs it deep inside. so, it prevents streaks and haze better than my o

jay-z's rocnation. we recently met with meek mill in his hometown of philadelphia to discuss his career, his relationship with andis decision to become a criminal justice activist. >> i was really uncomfortable with free meek. i was more like free everybody that's courting these types of situations. >> i've heard you say there are two americas. >> yeah, for insure what do you mean? >> if you take a drone right now and put it on the main line of the suburbs and you put it on the main line of the ghetto, you would see two americas. you'll see chaos on one side and people going to their mailboxes and kids coming from school on one side. >> i want go back to young meek. what were your dreams as a kid growing up? what did you see yourself as? >> me, i seen myself as successful in a single parent home. i always wanted to be the man of the house. i lost my dad when i was younger. growing up, i always fell like i should be the one that makes the sacrifice, to hustle extremely hard to put my family in a better situation. i always speak on it like from kindergarten, first grade, second gra

philadelphia when someone threw a bottle over an overpass and it shattered actually a co-worker's back window. we did a story on it. the force of it. we've seen other stories where people have been killed or really injured from this. the fact that obviously in this case the judge really came down hard on these young men for going on snapchat, going on social media, and seeming to have no remorse at all here. >> right. because yes, what they may have thought at the time was an innocent -- >> harmless fun. >> then finding out the damage of it, and that judge citing the laughing about it even after knowing that a man's life was taken. >>> now to video of a getaway in miami. >> a lone horse was spotted galloping through downtown yesterday near the county courthouse. the horse is part of the miami police department. the officer who was supposed to be riding it was thrown after the horse slipped. both horse and rider are okay. >> good thing they're okay. and i had a curl in my eye. >> you did this now? >> is that weird? >> those curls, they're wild, just like that horse. >> just like the hor

pennsylvania powerful winds knocked down trees and power in the delaware valley. a tree in philadelphia fell after being hit by lightning. >> the midwest also felt the storms. cars were swallowed up by flash floods in eureka, missouri, just outside of st. louis. >> and forecasters are cautioning florida residents about a tropical depression that has formed in the atlantic. it could drench parts of the state later this week. but overnight the area of concern remains in the northeastern u.s. this morning torrential downpours triggering flash floods. parts of new york city left under water after rain fell at a rate of 1 to 2 inches per hour. commuters dodging a waterfall at this manhattan subway station. and this woman crossing the street in brooklyn in water up to her knees. >> it was shocking to me. i haven't seen water come up like that in this area ever. i've lived here my whole life. >> reporter: in new jersey, floodwaters submerging several cars in this neighborhood. and outside philadelphia -- >> holy [ bleep ]. >> reporter: debris blowing down this street after powerful winds tore the r

for millions but it comes at a cost. >> these houpowth coastsuay, teeratesee philadelphia. it felt like 106 degrees here in new york. >> scorching temperatures like that create strains on power supplies. new york's main electric company asked customers in certain areas of brooklyn to conserve energy. that request came as thousands of people were without power. >> around 3000 customers in detroit are still without power after severe storms moved through that area over the weekend. >> in clearwater beach, florida at least eight people were injured by a lightning strike yesterday afternoon. officials say a man was hit directly, suffering cardiac arrest. abc's kaylee hartung has more on the extreme weather. >> reporter: this blistering heat wave sending emergency crews rushing to a virginia swim meet. at least 20 people sickened by heat exhaustion. but in new york it was the first responders who needed help. extreme heat blamed for three firefighters' injuries. more than 94 million people from oklahoma to maine enduring potentially life-threatening conditions. many of them while at wor

you have to stay alive. >> reporter: philadelphia native meek mill served five months in prison after a 2008 conviction and given seven years probation. after violations that extended that probation, including failing a drug test and violating travel restrictions, a judge sentenced the rapper in 2017 to up to four years in prison. mill supporters call that excessive. and he walked freemonts later after the pennsylvania supreme court intervened but he's still on probation. >> i still wake up i'm on probation and i can't get up and take my son to disney world. i can't go across the state line. >> reporter: any time you want to go somewhere outside of what philadelphia? >> yeah. philadelphia. >> you have to get permission to travel? >> yes. even if it's to the next county over. if it's out of the city we have to ask for permission, you could get the rest of your probation time given to you as jail time. >> taking your son to school, you have to get permission. >> yeah. my son lived in n jersey but i live in philadelphia. it's a bridge. i couldn't get my son from school. >>> welcome to "c

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big cities, including philadelphia, boston, and new york, have declared heat emergencies and that's forcing the cancelation of several outdoor events including the new york city triathlon. >> accuweather meteorologist chris nallan joins us now with details. >> kenneth and janai, we're talking about widespread heat here. chicago, indianapolis, des moines, iowa, then of course the big cities here. the excessive heat watches that continue as we roll into your friday. but take a look at this. the last day of 100-degree heat for boston, new york, philly, baltimore. we're talking about at least five years ago. and of course we're going to be flirting with the triple digits. and the real-feels. factor in that heat, humidity, plus we're talking about real-feel numbers anywhere from 105 to 110 from d.c. through philly, just outside of new york, especially further inland. we're talking about the heat to be quite dangerous, so drink plenty of water. kenneth, janai? >> very good tip, chris, thank you. >>> now to another spike in tensions between the u.s. and iran after an american warship destr

washington, d.c. 110 philadelphia. i can't believe it. i know it's summer, but just seeing them and seeing those high numbers. >> hot, hot, hot. we said d.c. could get to 113 on saturday, the same as death valley that day. but people, we're not the only ones bracing for the heat. of course pets are too. >> our will ganss went to north shore animal league america to dig up the details on how to keep pets cool for the summer. good morning, will. >> that's right, guys. come on in, the water's nice. for our pets, too much fun in the sun can quickly turn dangerous. here's everything to know to make sure man's best friend has the best and safest summer ever. in these dog days of summer there's some things you just can't plan. so if you are going to be outside with your pets -- and you're going to be getting real but on the other hand, or paw, there's things you should anticipate to keep your pets safe this summer. dr. gerard at north shore animal league of america teaching us the tricks to make sure your friends stay cool for the summer. first things first -- >> you have to know your dog.