crews were working on a broken water main on hampton road, bethlehem township last night, when sinkhole opened up. a work truck fell into the sinkhole which was over a gas line, but fortunately, did not come into contact with it. there is no gas leak, but people in the area were evacuated, just to be safe. >>> developing right now, more arrested in ferguson, missouri, the community awaits grand jury decision in the fatal police shooting of 18 year old michael brown. police took two protesters into custody last night, after they reportedly tried to block traffic. brown was shot and killed by officer darren wilson, back in august, sparking months of unrest. >>> and, with grand jury decision expected any day now, officer wilson is in the final stages of negotiations, to resign. that's according to people close to the discussions. wilson has told associates he would resign to ease pressure on the department, but he did not want to step down while the grand jury was still considering his case. wilson's worried it might appear he was emitting faults. he claims did he nothing wrong, and fired

darren hilliard from bethlehem. shaky ground until nova takes over. nova survives beating lehigh 77-66. >> zx t. joes falls to dickenson. that's sports, i'm danny pommelsls, we'll be right back. what's possible today? wi-fi access in more places then ever before. all your favorites in the cloud and on every device. a home you control with the touch of a finger. news and entertainment that informs and delights in ways you never thought possible. comcast nbcuniversal bringing media and technology together for you. >>> no denying it anymore. ski season is almost herement you're looking at a live picture of camelback mountain in the poconos. topt, crews fired up the sonoma sheens to top off the real stuff left behind from yesterday. >> that does look cold, though, doesn't it? >> boy, it really does. >> and it's going to stay cold in the poconos to support that snow for several days. >>> tomorrow morning, waking up in the 20s across the area. highs in the low 40s. we could see a little wintery mix late sunday if the system moves in early enough. >>> after

. >>> sink hole in bethlehem town hip has gotten even bigger. sink hole opened up and truck fell in as crews work to repair a water main at norfolk drive and hampton road. we have had damage you can see right here from chopper three, you can see that view. the truck hit a gas main and then everyone was in 300 feet of the sink hole was evacuated. hours later the weight of the another truck caused a sin k hole to span. look at it now. it is unclear when all of the resident will be allowed to return. >>> and trouble on the turnpike, an overturned tractor trailer block the eastbound exit ramp this morning at willow grove interchange. it was here, thousands of pound of paper a. we are told traffic was delayed until the scene was cleared but nobody was hurt. >>> an elderly woman is in the hospital tonight after being pulled from a burning home in gloucester county camden county. i broke out in the 700 block of highland avenue this morning. chopper three was over that scene. a second person in that home, was also taken to the hospital for observation,

the attack happened along the road between hebron and bethlehem. there have been demonstrations by israeli's after another car rapidly pedestrians in jerusalem earlier wednesday. >> a palestinian suspect in that attack was shot dead, bringing protestors on to the streets in east jerusalem. they were demonstrating against increased israeli aggression. thirty were arrested. we have more. >> the situation remains tense across jerusalem. this is where what israeli police describe as a hit-and-run terror attack took place at a light rail station in which a number of people were injured, and one person died from his injuries in that attack, which was carried out by a palestinian man, who was later shod debt by police. all of this underscores the tension right across the city. we've seen israeli authorities put up cement blocks in front of these rail stations to prevent any further attacks, and we've also seen security increased right around occupied east jerusalem, that in itself is significant, because the security there has been enormous now for the pa

if you have any information, you should contact the state police at the bethlehem barrack. in northampton borough, dave schratwieser, fox 29 news. >> we have breaking news into fox 29 right now. skyfox is live in south philadelphia and from what we understand as you see the police cars right there, a truck has hit a person. it happened just before 6:00 at front and schneider. we do know the person is at the hospital. no word on what happened here. nor on what caused that accide accident. the president of a pennsylvania university steps down after making controversial remarks about women and sexual assaults. robert jennings of lincoln university in chester county resigned. he spoke back in september at an all women's event about how false rape allegations can union a young man's life. parts of the talk were posted online with some critics saying jennings was plameing women for sexual assault. >> new castle county police are asking for your help to catch woman for credit card fraud. the detectives have surveillance -- one surveillance photo actually they say she used somebody

modest at two-4 inches, mainly snow morton west, could see up 8 inches through reading, allentown, bethlehem, easton, eight or more up toward again that i80 interchange if that is perhaps where your travels take you. what happened to my graphic that let's move right along, odd, eyewitness weather seven day forecast, 56 degrees our expected high today. actually even miler than right now, but the temperatures will level off fall little through the afternoon. but at least it is dry. then by tomorrow, rain, and snow, in the forecast, a little bit of a difference in your final sort of forecast here, depending on location, but generally this is a storm that will affect everybody. thankfully it is all out of here by turkey day, friday, chill, but dry, and it really looks as though the rest of the weekend will stay quiet, too. tory? >> thank you, katie. i don't have nearly as an exciting report as katie just had. with our forecast, because there is a lot going on, that we have to prepare for, but as you head out the door right now, not too awful. schuylkill expressway looking great, in either direct

some of you saw winter wonderland in bethlehem a picture with the snow covered tree and that was earlier today. and some of you like in malvern pa saw the snow falling out your office windows. hopefully everyone traveled you got to where you had be be safe. we'll update the snow totals at 10:00 o'clock. >> a lot of folks are scratching their heads because it was just 72 degrees a record high temperature in philadelphia on monday and right now we're dealing with that rain and snow mix. and once again, the roadways are mainly wet especially the primary roads but the secondary roads for north and west we're dealing with some slushy conditions. we'll have much more on the system and what it means for thanksgiving iain and lucy coming up. >> all right, scott, thank you. >>> of course this weather making the busiest travel day of the year a big headache for a lot of people. >> people taking to the skies, to the tracks, also the roads, are all dealing with all kinds of problems. fox 29's dave schratwieser joins us live at philadelphia international airport. dave, it is not been an easy day for

business owner from bethlehem gave them a jump start bringing with him $100,000 check. >> i think the democrats have a better chance of getting the next presidential election so it is very important that's why i'm here today. >> reporter: the final step democratic national committee will whittle down the list of finalists the final selection should be made in january. lucy? >> all right, thank you very much, chris. >>> a philadelphia prison on lock down tonight after three guards are rush to the hospital following a prison fight. arrested right now 49 year old fred avery, jr. this happened this afternoon at the philadelphia industrial correctional center holmesburg. authorities say the officers were responding to a fight between inmates when avery assaulted the guards. they say he stabbed one guard with a sharp homemade object several times. another in the hand. a third in the face. all are expected to be okay. now, a fight last week left four inmates stabbed at the very same facility. >>> despite all this rain, a fire made for tense moments at the society mill towers in philadelphia

workers removed the lights and the "pretzel of bethlehem"... or whatever that is... r: the pretzel is off. >> reporter: ...and made arrangements to bring in a new, spruced-up spruce. most were glad to see it coming down, but not everyone. >> it sends the wrong message to take down this tree. >> reporter: jeff waitman is on the reading city council. >> none of us in our city are perfect. if we took out everything that was imperfect in our city, it would be empty. >> reporter: the guy made a good point, but it was a point that failed to resonate with fellow city council member francis acosta. >> a christmas tree is a matter of celebration. >> reporter: acosta told me it's like the tree in the charlie brown story. it has become a laughingstock, and, therefore, must go. what was the moral of that story? >> well, the importance of christmas, of being together -- >> reporter: what did they do with the tree at the end? >> save it. embrace it. >> reporter: uh-huh. >> but it's not about charlie brown or not charlie brown tree. it's about a beautiful chr

if you have any information, you can call pennsylvania state police in bethlehem. >>> police in ocean county also need your help. they hope this surveillance video will help them track down a bank robber. investigators say this masked man went into a bank in manchester township yesterday morning and handed a teller a note demanding cash. the teller then handed over an undisclosed amount of money and the man got away. if you recognize him, police would like to hear from you. >>> funeral services will be held today for an army veteran killed in a deadly pile-up in burkes county. jeremy augustine died in the accident on allentown pike near reading on wednesday. a nurse from the area was also killed. police say a tractor-trailer smashed into one car, causing a train reaction with several other vehicles. nine other people were injured in this crash. according to police, the struck driver was asleep at the wheel and also speeding. he is facing a list of charges, including homicide by vehicle and involuntary manslaughter. bernier is being held on half a million dollars bail. >>> in philadelp

it is 25 in bethlehem. allentown is coming in at 21. so this is bitterly cold temperatures. we're pretty much looking at teens and 20s in most spots. right at the freezing mark here in philly. millville 24. atlantic city even coming in the low 20s. so it is going to be a bitterly cold morning as you wake up. 7:00 o'clock we should be about 27 in the city. most suburbs should be 23. although still to our far north and west we'll be looking at temperatures in the teens. now we do have a little bit of a warmup coming into the forecast. sunday and monday temperatures will be much easier to take. and i'll tell you more about that coming up in a little bit. iain. >> domenica, thank you you can track the temperatures any time you'd like at our website myfoxphilly.com. just click on the weather tab. >> demonstrators boycotting black friday shut down two large malls in suburban st. louis. >> no justice, no peace. >> cell phone cameras caught a demonstration at one of the malls about 10 miles from ferguson. about 200 protesters sprawled on to the floor and chaned stop shopping. join t

here's another beautiful picture from historic bethlehem. our eyewitness cam takes us to burn side plantation thanks sandy for sending in this beautiful picture. very piss cher risk late this afternoon. when we look at the snow accumulations we see the highest in the higher elevations. mount pock know 8-inches on the summit 8.5. in allentown 4.8. macungie three upon eight. horsham 2-inches and warminster .8. some snow in jersey. in princeton 2-inches. florence township, 1.1. ewing 1 inch. hamilton township. in mt. holly a trace >> in philadelphia not measurable a trace so we have not had our first measurable snowfall in philadelphia yet. when will it come? not within the next seven days. that's the good news. take look at this. temperatures right now above freezing everywhere. except the poconos. we take zoom in you can see some cooling temperatures in quakertown, willow grove, even pottstown where it's 34. it is 33 degrees right now in doylestown. on storm scan3 drying conditions across the region but we will keep the clouds around during t

the company of projects around the world singapore, stockholm, norway, san diego, pennsylvania the bethlehem steel art environmental that they created. so, it's really an amazing ward. not just for design and architecture, but for contribution to the community, innovations, public-private partnership as we have expressed here, environmental protection and enhancement, response to societal need, creative financing and economic success. and i think we touched all those points. we hit all those criteria and as you said, this was -- it's very prestigious and we feel extremely proud and extremely proud to be on the san francisco waterfront. it's an amazing place to be. so hopefully we'll have a long future here. thank you. >> wonder. . thank you, laura. and i just want to recognize all of the greet team at the exploratorium and the fact that you helped us to celebrate a magnificent fleet week, the first one since you've joined us at the waterfront. ~ great and i know everybody enjoyed visiting there at the pier. so, i thank you for coming today. >> congratulations. thank you on behalf of all the

with israel now controlling the sinai peninsula, all approaches to the suez canal, old jerusalem, bethlehem, a diplomatic struggle now begins. >> you are watching american history tv, 48 hours of programming on a american history every weekend on c-span3 . follow us on twitter for information on our schedules, upcoming programs, and to keep up with the latest history news. heart --eek, american artifacts take viewers into archives, museums, and historic sites around the country. baltimore's portman can meet is celebrated as the birthplace of "the star-spangled banner," where american forces withstood an all-night bombardment and turned the tide of the war of 1812, but the place continued to make history for years to come, playing an important role in the civil war, world war i, and beyond. next, american history tv explores the history of fort mchenry after the star-spangled banner. >> my name is vince vaise. i'm chief of interpretation at fort mchenry historic shrine, the birthplace of the "star-spangled banner." one of the most asked questions are large cannons, the ones that are used to

mary's villa stands like a kingdom off bethlehem pike in upper dublin. behind stone walls and gates, 45 acres with the castle home built for businessman robert mad sop at the turn of the 20th century. it could soon be home to more than 350 other homes, a dense development of row houses, apartments and condos. >> the developer has got every single thing they canned for a year ago. >> reporter: jenny vital faces st. mary's, she was there tuesday night when all seven upper dublin voted to approve the milk rezoning of the area. >> there wasn't even much dialogue between the commissioners and the the developers, asking questions, saying well what if we did this or can't we do this. >> reporter: rezoning green light the developers called the madison estate to move ahead to boost and build. cbs-3 reached out to them for comment but we have not heard back. upper dublin township manager paul len air. >> what has happened is only one thing, the property this past tuesday night, by vote of the board of commissioner here in upper dublin was rezoned. >> reporter: the

we had an accident that cleared in springhouse montgomery county on 309 at bethlehem pike so things looking much better there for now, matt. >> sounds g thank you, karen. >>> let's begin with a developing story. gunfire erupting in north philadelphia leaving one man dead. police say the victim was in his 20's. he was shot multiple pell times at close range along the 2200 block of north colorado street just after 11 o'clock last night. medics rushed him to temple hospital where he died a short time later. police have not told us his name. they also haven't said who killed him or why. >>> an la lakers star is mourning the loss of his father who was shot and killed in philadelphia and police are still looking for that killer as well. "action news" reporter. >>> ay katherine scott is live at police headquarters to set get us up to date on the investigation. katherine. >> reporter: matt, detectives here at the homicide division are investigating but so far there have been no arrests in this case. the victim's son plays for the l.a. lakers, he's on leave while he grieves with his family. >> sad t

the sinkhole went up the driveway of the house in bethlehem yesterday. according to officials, a water main break likely caused the hole and it could get even bigger. at one point two trucks fell into it. neighbors were forced from their homes. at this point nobody is injured. but again, they are trying to protect that property. >>> the drive could be a little bit easier for some people who will use i-95 when they hit the road for thanksgiving this week. penndot plans to use southbound lanes near cottman avenue tomorrow. the lanes are a major milestone in this $212 million project. it's the agency's single biggest contract ever with workers essentially rebuilding the highway while it's still in use. the new lanes should be safer, smoother, and even a little bit wider. despite the progress near cottman avenue, the entire reconstruction project in this area will not wrap up for almost three more years. >>> this morning state officials are warning people in the lehigh valley to test their homes for radon. the department of environmental protection says the

the attack happened along the road between had he been ron and bethlehem. that road has now been closed. and there have been demonstrations by israelis after another car ran pedestrians at a tram stop in jerusalem earlier on wednesday leaving several people injured there. the palestinian suspect in that attack was shot dead bringing protesters on the streets of occupied east jerusalem. they demonstrated against what they see as increasing israeli aggression. meanwhile there, have been daily scuffles between israeli security forces and palestinians a round the mosque compound in recent weeks, palestinians say israel slack to go change the rules around who can worship there. thrauls tension becausethere ise it's a divided state. but since september jewish settlers have taken over several properties there. the mosque is the third holiest side for muslims, it's the holiest side you judaism. jews tall colog it the temple mounts because of the temple that stood there in biblical times, the jews are a lai allowo pray outside but not signed. i would like to talk to

at least for standards this morning. 48 degrees is the temperature in bethlehem. we have seen a break in the cloud cover across our area, so temperatures, we are in a range here depending on where the the clouds were stuck or where we had a chance to clear out. mid 50's down in the upper 40's, a general range for our area this morning. as the day progresses, you will see so sun but it should be more limited then yesterday. we had beautiful blue skies for better apart of the day yesterday but despite the passage of the cold front coming through we will just keep some clouds in the forecast. i don't anticipate any wet weather throughout daylight hours or this evening but later tonight first showers begin to creep in on the next system that is heading our way and that is going to be just transition us very easily here in to our area. one more mild day watching for that rain to return, however by tomorrow and then later in the show we will time out and give you a sense when the worst will roll through. vittoria, back inside to you. >> we will do our best to soak it in

the bulk of any of this little pocket of ow showers falling through northeast extension, allentown, bethlehem, ease exton area but it is further to the north. you can see it pulling away and it will be fizzling as we move forward in time here. you are generally looking at just some clouds today, limited sunshine is what we will call it. it is chilly, at best we are looking at lower 40's. tomorrow we will have a hard time breaking out of the 40's as cold air settles in, and skies clear. we will drop a little bit more on the thermometer. upcoming weekend while still chilly initially it has a nice warm up, up its sleeves. we will talk about that on the show. here's where we stan with our current temperatures going outside, 35 degrees in philadelphia, especially with the snow showers and traveling north this morning you might still have some slick spots to contend with as these temperatures are very close to freezing but we have a parade to talk about and today at 8:30 we are still seeing temperatures home at 35, but somewhat steady on it thermometer for now and as i mentioned we are looking at c

. >> a massive sink hole causes serious trouble in bethlehem. sky fox everham ton road and norfolk drive earlier today. more than two dozen people were evacuated from their homes. utility truck sunk into the hole and struck a gas line. it didn't break. a stunning new development tonight in a tragic shooting inside a new jersey home that claimed children's lives much police now say a mother killed two of her kids, christ klee injured another and then shot herself. police also say prove of 44 year janine le page kept others from hearing the gunshots by muscle link them with a pillow. it happened yesterday in tabernacle burlington county. investigators announced late today the mother is not a victim but a suspect. >> the weapon was found and very close proximity to the mother. janine le page. we may never know way certainty depending on the condition of le page what that motive was. >> police say 14-year-old nicholas harmin and his eight-year-old sister nadia were killed. the mother and 11-year-old alexander harmin are in critical condition. >> on

into the 30's across all of the live neighborhood network locations, bethlehem, had a hammonton, out to chester springs. make sure do you that walking outdoor. only few degrees get knocked off for fields like values when you factor in the breeze, unless you're off in a place like mount pocono. look at that, feels like it is nearly into the teens right now, so, a little dose of winter or it is novemberrrr. thank you, you guys. fifty-eight for the daytime high. we drop it down to 43 later on tonight. i won't tell that joke again, i prom ills. over the next couple of days here, nice little warming trend takes place. so, you know, we see this all the time this time of year. the ups and downs of the thermometer readings. but i have to say, all things considered, it locks lick at this point thursday is the one and only day that you probably want to keep the umbrella. otherwise, just tranquil. little chilly, how much. ukee, back over to you. >> chilly and tranquil, thank you, katie a look at sister station 1060 will be following for you today. latest battle between mayor nutter and council

this all happened on hampton road in bethlehem. and that's where nbc 10 jesse gary joins us live from. jesse, what is going on now? >> chris, ugi crew workers are going house to house checking the individual gas connections. you see two men right there checking the individual gas connections to each home to make sure those connections are sound before they can turn on the gas. now, this follows the sinkhole development. now, let me update the story. there are actually two sinkholes. the first is closer to the house and off in the distance. that is what brought crews here initially due to a water main break. while they were here, parked on the street to repair that, a gas company truck came up on the scene and a second sinkhole, the larger one in the middle of the street dropped in. we have a picture of that hole, i believe, on the screen. we can get a better look at how big that hole is. they're checking to make sure the four inch natural gas line inside that hole has not been ruptured. if that's the case and all the connection to

the israeli military saying three soldiers were hurt during a hit and rush near bethlehem. hours earlier, police say a palestinian driver rammed his mini van into a crowd of people, waiting for a train in jerusalem. he then jumped out, swinging an iron bar before being shot dead by israeli police. one victim was killed. more than a dozen hurt. the militant group hamas praising the attack tonight. >>> now, to africa. and the deadly ebola outbreak. health officials now reporting more than 13,000 cases in eight countries. more than 4,800 deaths. and tonight, in the hot zone, liberia. the first ever american-built treatment center has now opened, run by u.s. doctors, scientists and of course, our soldiers there, helping to treat infected health care workers. >>> back here at home tonight, and to the chilling new details this evening about suspected cop killer eric frein. finally captured after 48 days, bloodied and handcuffed. the mystery -- how did he survive all that time? tonight, a major clue. police revealing what they found in those woods. more than 100 items, from a bibl

mount pocono 33. 37 in bethlehem. 40 in allentown. warmer towards philadelphia. 42 degrees. but luckily we're all above freezing especially here in south jersey it's just really rain from here on out and that's what we'll see, fox future cast you can see a little bit of frozen stuff turning to rain up in the mountains but then overnight tonight it is just a period of some showers. there will be a lull it looks like mid morning before the actual cold front with this system comes through and that will bring a lot of rain, heavy rain at times. here's the actual front coming through. i wouldn't rule out a few rumbles of thunder with this as it passes temperatures will be pretty mild out ahead of this cold front but once it does pass the rain moves offshore quickly. here's early tuesday morning the sun is out, it looks a lot nicer. but it won't necessarily feel a lot nicer. rainfall totals through tomorrow pretty impressive considering the duration of this event we can get over an inch in this model putting it right up and down 95. evening commute will be problematic with heavy r

and we're looking at 27 mount pocono and temperatures now 33 bethlehem and 34 allentown and down around philly thames turz are mainly in the 30s. we'll probably get to low 40s. that's it for tonight. 38 bridgeton new jersey and 40 cape may. we're talking about 4 3. sunshine today. that's day. might be the best it is in the next 7 days. clouds increase for tomorrow. then we watch the system come up from the gulf. this will spread rain into the area on monday. and rain is most likely scenario for everyone. i would not discount flakes mixing in late mop night to early tuesday. so stay tuned for that. we'll of course have latest for you tomorrow morning beginning 8 a.m. "fox29" weekend and evening newscast too. but beyond that system even though it might not bring us snow it will bring us another shot of very, very cold air. 37 is it for high on tuesday. wednesday, 39, we keep reinforcing chilly air coming down from canada. sunshine and temperatures only in low 40s as we good go through the rest of the 7-day forecast. >> it is cold. and that means pulling out winterwear and while we're 1e6r

bethlehem pike southbound at township line road. one in bucks confidentiality lower mountain road at sugar bottom road. >> looking live at atlantic city that's the back bays, looking warm from the picture, but it's cold out there. david murphy has the forecast. i was thinking that, matt, it looks so nice, take a look down the shore, we're at 31 degrees, 29 in philadelphia. when you factor in the winds, it's giving us windchills in the teens from the shore up into philadelphia and the lehigh valley. this afternoon a high of only 38. so much chillier and colder than yesterday. with strong bluster wind we'll be dealing with windchills in the 20s. tomorrow, 44. a little better, 56 on sunday. >> thanks, david, grief counselors will be at tabernacle element where the victims of the shooting yesterday attended. full coverage at 6abc.com to the people of the coffee-drinking world. the time has come to put down the dark roast you've been putting up with and reach for the one you deserve. dunkin' donuts dark roast is here. bold start, smooth

we have a pick up truck that ran into a tree at 113 blocked at keystone drive and stick to bethlehem pike. >> reporter: can i get a ho ho ho from everybody. this is the season in macungie pennsylvania covers the grass, my twitter follow tweeted that. 45 degrees is the high today. we'll have a bluster day with winds going 12 to 25 miles per hour. that will give you windchills in the 30s this afternoon. bundle up kids. >> you guys have good weekends coming up? >> do i? >> do you want to hear about it? >> no, we'll see you in 30 minutes, we'll have the update on the traffic and accuweather for any breaking news for karen, matt o'donnell, and david murphy, you have a wonderful weekend we'll see you back here on monday morning! ♪ i thought it'd be bigger. ♪ ♪ (dad) there's nothing i can't reach in my subaru. (vo) introducing the all-new subaru outback. love. it's what makes a subaru,a subaru. >>> good morning, america. winter blast. nearly every state below freezing this morning. that polar air driving temperatures 40 degrees below normal. record snow from michigan to new york. whit

bethlehem. >> reporter: what happened in ferguson in the summer could happen in any american city or town. >> you can't go back and that means that not just ferguson, it extends across the country. but we have a hard time owning that. because if we say it's just your problem, we can put the lid back on and go back to normality. >> father rose bro says the failure to address issues from the civil rights era which he witnessed are in the area in ferguson. >> in the '60s and '70s we have to finish it now. >> in the first snow of the year in ferguson, congregants explain what they took away fromming the father's homily. >> you have to think of what's your response if it happens in your area. >> i think the community can heal. i think it can heal itself but i think it needs to be done from the inside. i don't think it needs to be done from the outside. need people together. >> prayer, peace, faithfulness, people need to learn to love each other and to forgive. that's what it's ball in this world. >> reporter: after mass a pancake breakfast for the faithful. real food to accompany the food

they were carrying out surveillance of the foreign minister's travel around bethlehem area. they never got forward with the plot. what has happened is they have been indicted and it will go through the military court process. >> atika shubert in jerusalem. thank you. >>> testimony on capitol hill from a woman described being hit in the face with shrapnel when they are takata air bag deployed. >> when the impact occurred. sh shrapnel went through the bag and i was instantly blinded on my right side. i have had multiple surgeries and therapies. i have more to go. my vision will never been the same. i will never been the same. >> takata auto executives and safety regulators under fire on thursday. the company is trying to ramp up production of replacement parts for faulty air bags, but it may take a while. it may not move quickly enough. some 16 million cars with the air bags have been recalled worldwide and 10 million of them in the u.s. >>> all right. need to lose a few pounds? you are not alone. millions of americans are clinically obese as we head to the holidays. wait unti

. >> i believe ferguson is the new bethlehem. >> 2700 parishioners heard how what happened in ferguson in the summer could happen in any american city or town. >> you can't go back. that means it's not just ferguson, but across the country. we have a hard time owning that. if we say it's your problem, we can put the lid on and go back to normality. >> reporter: father says a failure to address the issues from the civil rights movement that he witnessed. >> this is unfinished business. >> outside the safe in the first snow, congregants explained what they took away. >> instead of praying for us, we'll get through it, we think about what her response as it happens in your area. >> i think the community can heal, it can heal itself. it needs to be done from the inside, not the outside. it needs people together. >> prayer, peace, faithfulness, people need to love each other and forgive. that's what it's all about in this world. >> reporter: after mass, a pancake basis. real food, food for thought that they have received upstairs. >> two n.f.l. teams were hit with surprise drug inspections.

. >> i believe ferguson is the new bethlehem. >> the 2700 parishioners heard what happened in ferguson in the summer could happen in any american city tore town. -- city or town. >> you can't go back. not just ferguson, but across the country. if we say it's your problem, you can put the lid on and go back to normality. >> reporter: the father says a failure to address issues from a civil rights area, which he witnessed, are at the root of the problem in ferguson. >> this is un finished business. '50s, and '70s. we have to finish it. >> reporter: outside the church, in the first snow, congregants explained what they took away from the father's homily. >> instead of praying for us, you have to thing what is your response if it happens in your area. >> i think the community can heal, can heal itself. it needs to be done from the inside, not from the outside. people together. >> prayer, peace, faithfulness, people need to learn to love each other and for give. that's what it's all about in the world. >> aftermath, a pancake breakfast for the faithful. real food to accompany the food for t

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and another 750 or so jewish colony settlement units were approved around jerusalem and bethlehem. so it is a political struggle that has focused on religious symbols. >> is this sort of discourse about jerusalem's holy site, the possibility of establishing a jewish temple there, it used to be something very much on the fringe of israeli society. is that changing? is it moving more in to the main stream of politics? >> well, all of israeli's society, and in fact much of palestinian society, has shifted to the right in the last 20 or 30 years or so, so the netenyahu-lead coalition, which includes some very right-wing gro groups, they all form a coalition now that is very much right of center, and the hole jewish political landscape has become quite right-wing. there's massive support for the attacks on gaza. there's no significant challenge to the settlement process, but i would say this idea of rebuilding the temple, or building a third jewish temple as some of the extremists call it, this is not a main stream idea. this is a bunch of right-wing religious fan anotherics. but these

also, another problem here in montgomery county, root 309, this is southbound, past bethlehem pike. we have emergency crews responding to another accident. these cars are snaking by here on the left. you can see just how wet and slick those roads are in that area. admiral wilson boulevard, there is an accident, it's just outside of this camera view, we are seeing a bit of a slow down here on the eastbound side. if you're heading out and using mass transit, i'll get you updated on that, i want to let you know the new jersey state police tweeted out this a few minutes ago. 200 plus reported accidents for the new jersey state police so far, don't become a statistic. if you're riding on mass transit, we are seeing several delays out there. >> good advise. we want to see the weather where you live. so send us your snow photos. you might just see them right here on nbc10 or on our website. nbc10.com. e-mail your photos to pix@nbc10.com. remember, though, be careful taking pictures. we don't want you putting yourself in harm's way for the sake of a good photo. be careful, but send them in.

if you have any information as to her whereabouts, you can call pennsylvania state police in bethlehem. >>> in philadelphia, convicted tire slasher david toledo may be at it again. that's according to police who arrested him yesterday after some cars were vandalized near his house. toledo is on probation for slashing tires in mayfair in 2012. you may remember that he was outspoken at that time about trying to track down the vandal, but police say he was behind it all along. now this latest arrest comes after several cars were damaged on preston street in oxford circle. police tell us that a witness told them that he saw a man placing an object near the tire of the vehicle. it turns out the object was a mouse trap with nails attached to it. detectives say that their investigation led them to toledo. >>> starting today, drivers will have more room to maneuver on one stretch of i-95. penn-dot plans to open new southbound lanes near cottman avenue in philadelphia this morning. it's a relief to drivers who are going to be using that highway during their thanksgiving trips over the coming da

we speak to a professor from bethlehem university, joining me from the occupied west bank. the israeli line is they can't sit back and attack other innocent people without providing disin sentive. >> this is very disingenius on the part of the israelis. their policies lead to those kind of attacks. israel engaged suns the occupation of jerusalem. west jerusalem in 1914, eved jerusalem in 1967 they've been engaged in ethnic cleansing. what is called the ongoing netbar, this policy has been going on for people that vial i think no laws or israeli laws, or anyone else. israeli is trying to improve muslims and christians from their land, as part of an ongoing policy and used the violence as an excuse to accelerate the policy, but it's a policy that has been ongoing for many years, and making the situation more catastrophic, and more inflammatory and problematic. how effective is it in offering a disincentive for people to take part in attacks? >> well, psychologist would tell you it's not very effective because a person who committed the act of violence is already dead. the fam

he is also a professor of bethlehem university, and is live from ramallah in the occupied west bank. we're seeing a lot of tit-for-tat violence between the two. what factors are contributing to this worsening violence? >> well, what you have to realize is that colonialism is violence. you cannot do colonialism with nice words. you cannot come to somebody's home and land and nicely ask them to leave. israel from its foundation and even before the zionist movement has relied on violence to drive people out. and the latest episode is to finish the ethnic cleansing that started in 1948 with the destruction of 500 palestinian homes. and jerusalem is a very hot button issue, an important part of history for christians and muslims. >> do you -- you know, i want to talk a bit more about the violence perpetrated by the israeli settlers. but just how widespread is it, and we often hear about this culture of impunity against israeli settlers. why this culture of impunity? >> well, so far it has been a ratio of ten to one in terms of palestinian israeli victims in terms of the settlers they brou

it is 51 degrees, bethlehem, and late, 45 allentown, 55 degrees here in the city and as you check south jersey it is 56 degrees, in cape may. expecting high later on of 66, and it would be higher or could be so cloudy today, 60 degrees tomorrow, with the rain, on and off throughout the day, probably get inch or so of rain, then the winds pick up for friday, chilly casino of blustery day, and over the weekend, temperatures will stay in the 50's, and it looks like it will be dry, for most of our events, even on sunday, when we have our walk to end altzheimer's in the morning, and in the evening, it is the light the night walk to benefit the leukemia and lymphoma society. so lots going on this weekend, i think it will be okay, you just got to bunts p up -- bundle up, bob kelly. >> part the clouds there and make sure everything works out a-okay for sunday. 6:17, this wednesday morning, waking up, looking live, hello malvern. live look at route 202 near 29. they got the three lanes all set up for you here from chesterbrook, all the way down to 41, so that lightens up the volume little bit sp

this is in bethlehem. the usual suspect behind it a water main break. people living around the sing hole at hampton road norfolk drive are back home tonight. the water main broke last night. it is fixed now but that hole is still wide open. >> in philadelphia a hospital has just evaluated someone for ebola. that person just returning from west africa. doctors saw the patient in an isolation unit at the university of -- actually the hospital of the university of pennsylvania. the hospital says it has been preparing for the possibility of treating anyone with ebola. we do have good news. the hospital says test results on the patient are negative. but it's not saying why doctors tested the person for ebola in the first place. >>> a final farewell today to a fallen new jersey firefighter. hundreds lined the streets of cinnaminson for firefighter christopher hunter's funeral procession. skyfox over the scene. 37 year old firefighter passed away after his shift last saturday. fire chief calls hunter's death quote trial al tragedy for the entire community. >>

it happened between hebron and bethlehem, and there has been demonstrations by israelis after another car rammed pedestrians at a tram stop in jerusalem earlier on wednesday. a palestinian suspect was shot dead. they demonstrated against what they see as increasing israeli aggression. 30 protesters have been roasted. -- arrested >>> why is al-aqsa so important? >> it's the second holiest site for mecca. the jews it's the most important because it's the temple mount. the jews can pray at the foot, at what is the wailing wall, but not inside the mosque. crosses to west jerusalem, let's speak to imtiaz tyab. update us on the situation on the streets, across jerusalem. >> indeed. it's a tense situation across jerusalem. i'll start in the west where i am now. we understand that the israeli authorities are putting concrete blocks close to or around the light rail stations which have now been tart -- targeted by what the israelis call hit and run terror attacks. and there's increasing violence on their side of the city or across jerusalem, but in occupied east jerusalem, where we have seen t

it happened on wednesday, along a road between bethlehem. early on wednesday. and the palestinian suspect was shot dead by israeli police, with protests in east jerusalem. palestinians see it as increased aggression. >> well, the situation remains tense right across jerusalem, of course, in the occupied east where it's been extremely tense for the last several months but also in west jerusalem. of course, this is where what israeli police are describing as a hit and run terror attack, took place at a light rail station which a number of people were injured and won person died. from his injuries in that attack which was carried out by a palestinian man, a palestinian man who was later shot dead by police. but all of this underscores the tension right across the city, we have seen israeli authorities put up cement blocks in front of these rail stations, to prevent any further attacks. and we have also seen security increase right around occupied east jerusalem. now, that in itself is significant because the security there has been enormous now for the past severa

and he goes before the country and he says, these are the most hopeful times since christ was born in bethlehem. tonight that reagan gives the speech, the time for choosing speech in october of 1964, johnson is on the other side of the country and he says it's a time of peace on earth and goodwill among men, the place is here and the time is now. that's a pretty remarkable expectation for government. and it is inevitably going to fail to meet the. and when it does, not only fails to meet that expectation, but then create a great climate of anxiety with conflict in vietnam, the apparent disintegration of the cities. that undermines people's faith in government altogether and i think that is in a lot of ways what gives the legitimacy to the reagan counter argument which is government essential is not the solution to all of our problems. in many ways government is the problem. and i think over time politics in this country have become a choice between those two visions, one in which government can solve all our problems, one of which government is a problem we need to solve. and that any and i thi

spring house route 309 at the bethlehem pike. watch for an early morning crash, as you work your way in to and out of montgomery county there. the talcony palmyra bridge, some construction, late running construction, they tell me, until about 5:00 o'clock or so, before they get it all packed up and ready to goment then north along 202, down to only one lane here, as you head from 252, chris, hit the button headed on up toward that king of prussia interchange, again, only, not you, the other chris, getting your attention, though, glass he's paying attention, construction headed in toward the king of prussia interchange. mass transit at the moment looking good with no reported delays. chris, kerrey, back over to you. >> you are multi talented. >> 4:04, fire crews called out to house fire in center city after midnight, happened 400 block of may field street, quickly brought under control about 20 minute later new york one was hurt. >> the la lakers player, wayne ellington, jr., quote devastated by the murder of his father in germant

vehicle went into a tree there, police are directing traffic, bethlehem pike your best alternate. watch out for delays on 95 and the schuylkill expressway, same old spot this morning. >> workers in brazil putting finishing touches on the world's largest floating christmas tree. >> it is a holiday tradition in rio. now the tree measures about 278 feet, has been getting larger every year, holiday season, decorated and light litton the tree and surrounding shore lines. organizers expect thousands of people to enjoy the holiday spectacle. how about that? beautiful. >> hey, not just tall, it is floating, up their game right there, and they'll make it float. >> that's beautiful. we will continue, we keep it live, keep it local. finds it on come that is xfinity channel hd811, verizon few objection, and rcn channel 17 or hd1017. >> and remind tear join us bright and early every weekday morning, right here on cbs-3. we kicks things off 4:30 a.m. next on cbs this morning, new revelations about the security breach at the white house, happened earlier this year, also russia flying bombers ove