what have you learned from police? >> let's talk about how this happened. this is spruce tree. the trash truck and cyclist were going west on this one-way street. when the trash truck started to go right, right there is where the collision happened. the 24-year-old victim was rushed to the hospital where she died a short time later. >> that's the reaction from everyone who biked through the intersection on a dilly basis. they heard about the woman killed in this spot early this morning. police are investigating. we saw for ourselves the bike itself did not appear to be damaged. >> that's what we're trying to ascertain how the collision occurred. the truck made contact while on her bike. >> it is a very sad day for bike lists in philadelphia but also for the entire city. >> the head of the coalition of

greater philadelphia says the 7-year-old bike lanes need to be repainted, but while it isn't clear who is at fault in today's case, the city should work to cordon off the bike lanes from traffic. >> making them safer by being protected with either post and also making a raised plane. >> the city should be doing more to make biking the safer option. >> do you feel safe on your bike? >> no, not at all. >> the truck driver did cooperate. it's not clear if he did anything wrong. at 5:00 tomorrow, there's going to be a individuvigil for the v here at this spot. there's also bicyclists calling for more improvements. >> youen can't even see. if you look on to the other side of the intersection.

>> to more braking news, north korea fired a ballistic missile towards the sea of japan. this is video from past launches. it's believed to be an intercontinental ballistic missile and believed to have landed in the sea of japan. this is north korea's first missile launch in more than two years. president trump just spoke about the launch and said we will take care of it. listening to the president's statements now, we'll hear from him coming up in about ten minutes. and 20 minutes of nonstop news continues with this. a tweet from president trump is setting back negotiations between his administration and democrats. >> the presidenten went off on twitter today attacking the party's top leadership. erin coleman is in our breaking news center with what's going on in washington and also what this could lead to. >> this was supposed to be a budget meeting that would keep

the government open and running, but leaders are backing out after the president attacked the party including calling them weak. take a look. he said meeting with chuck and nancy today about keeping government open and working. the problem is they want illegal immigrants flooding into our country unchecked. our weak on crime and want to raise taxes. . i don't e see a deal. that tweet referenced nancy pelosi and senator chuck schumer. they decided not to go to that meeting saying it would be a waste of time to meet e with the president and they will negotiate with republicans in congress. senator schumer called on the president directly to stop play ing games. >> president trump made sure that today's meeting is nothing but a photo op. these issues are far too serious for these kinds of games. mr. president, it's time to stop tweeting and start leading. >> republican leaders also

responded today saying the tax plan would help this country, but they need support from across the aisle. >> i have worked my 40 plus years to try to bring people together on both sides. and i have never seen it worse as it has been the last few years. hopefully we can breakthrough with this bill. i call on my democratic friends to work together to get this done. >> government funding is set to run out on december 8th. both parties admit they have major unresolved issues to figure out to keep the government up and running. erin coleman, nbc 10 news. turning now to the weather. nbc 10 in northeast tld for the lst of the leaves are holding on as long as they can. it won't be much longer until all the trees across the region are bare. another stunning mild day out there. meteorologist krystal klei is

live a at the orchard, where i still need to go. >> really nice weather for people to get their trees put up and holiday decorations maybe. >> absolutely. we are looking at such nice conditions outside. in fact, even the jacket may be a little too thick. it's not chilly at all. you can little rally jump in a trailer truck and chop your own tree. and check this out. we found a person who is is actually chopping a a tree. he's hard at work. he's been. chopping for a few minutes straight and says he's gradually getting through the tree. this is just one of many who are still out here. it's the perfect tree. chopping weather. let's talk about the temperatures outside. on the national scale, you'll see a trend that's been affecting us. these are a look at the national

temperatures. and we have 70s over central parts of the country. 80s over texas. that warm air has been wedging through and that's why today we made it to 60. local temperatures are still near 60 in many spots. philadelphia at 59. let's talk tomorrow. if you can't chop the tree today, do it tomorrow. great conditions out there. this is the temperatures into tomorrow. we start very mild in the mid-40s. we pick right back up to near 60 degrees with plenty of sunshine. things just keep looking great as we go into tomorrow. we'll have glenn "hurricane" schwartz talking about the temperature trend sba the weekend. i'm live here at the orchard. next half hour or so, i'm grabbing a saw and we're going to get down to business and chop one of these myself.

>> a push to free meek mill. his lawyer filed an emergency motion to get him bailed. but a state court quickly denied that motion and sent it back to the lower courts to make a decision. mill is behind bars at chester state correctional institution and serving two to four years for violating probation on a 10-year-old gun and drug case. lauren mayk was the only reporter to talk with the billionaire behind the billboards you're e seeing around town in support of meal mill. she joins us with more. >> reporter: michael reuben is a successful entrepreneur. his company runs a sports merchandise site, but for the past three week, he's been spending a lot of time on this case. and he says he and othersen won't stop until meek mill is out. along the school in philadelphia, the billboard urges drivers to stand with meek mill. one of the men behind it is

michael reuben. a businessman who counts the hip hop artist as one of his closest friends. >> we have nothing in common. maybe that was the connection. >> he's part owner of the sixers. he met meek mill at a basketball game and built a friendship that now has him taking on the criminal justice system is. he's been a character witness for his friend, even referenced in a court filing from lawyers trying to get the supreme court to step in on meek mill's case. they also want the judge to recuse herself saying among other things she requested the si singer mention her in a song. reuben was in court for meek mill's sentencing. surprised to hear the sentence to prison. >> she was acting if she was prosecutor, judge and god all-in-one. and so it felt completely wrong to me. >> reporter: he teamed with rock nation to raise awareness about the case and get meek mill out of state prison where he's visited him twice. >> does he feel optimistic that

he's going to get out sooner than two to four years? >> i'm optimistic he will. we live in a great world and when something is wrong, generally it gets corrected. i believe this will be corrected. >> how? >> i don't want to get into the legal strategy, but i can tell you from my perspective and from rock nation ask. a tremendous support group, we have unlimited budget. we have unlimited time and energy. >> reporter: he and others have been. e-mailing meek mill articles so he can see the support that he is getting. now as for the judge, i did reach out to judge brinkley to get. her response to all of this and a spokes mantles me because this matter is subject to future litigation, she can't comment. >> is lauren mayk, nbc 10 news. police are hoping video will

lead them to the driver behind a hit-and-run in bucks county. a man and woman were crossing at an intersection just after 8:00 last fight when they were hit. witnesses say the driver stopped long enough to drag one of the victims o to the side of the road. then he just took off. police say the man was drive a marine and tan four-day pickup like one with a ladder rack. the 18-year-old woman hit is in critical condition. no word on the condition of the second victim. police discover ed a body i an alley in west philadelphia. around 11:00 this morning, they have arrested someone in this case. another woman has come forward accusing harvey weinstein of sexual assault. a british model is now suing weinstein. his brother and the company, she's accusing them of sex trafficking. weinstein groped herb and forced her to perform a sex act in 2014. during this news conference in new york city today, noble sproek direct ly about what she

says happened. >> it's not okay to do that. you misused the gift you have. >> more than 80 women have made accusations against weinstein. and he represented and released a statement denying any allegations of nonconsensual x sex. angelalands berry raising eyebrows today. >> she caused commotion on what she said. she said we have to own up to the fact that women have gone out of their way to make themselves attractive and unfortunately it's back fired on us. she went on to say we must sometimes take blame women. although it's awful to say we can't make ourselves look as attractive as possible without knocked down and raped. a former nurse in lower makefield will serve two to four years behind bars for recording patients naked.

he work ed at penn medicine dermatology. the a teenage girl tipped off investigators that she found an iphone on the floor, which was record i recording her as e she undressed. investigators say they found similar videos featuring seven women on the nurse's phone. the victims range from 17 to 70 years old. the push to land amazon's headquarters focused on how it would impact neighborhoods. changes to housing, job market and overall economy. amazon is expected to make a decision about the new location next year. dozens of people took to the streets in new jersey this afternoon in support of daca. the rally was organized to support the 800,000 daca recipients in the country. it's a program tr young immigrants brought to the country illegally by their parents and allows them to stay

in the country while they go to college. daca is set to disappear over the next few months leaving many so-called dreamers vulnerable to deportation. >> we are not strangers to this country. we want to serve you. we want to accomplish a dream so we can give something to this country. >> the mayor told us a resolution in support of the dream act was recently approved in hopes of strengthening trust with residents. philadelphia is expanding its first public holocaust monument. this is the er ceremony at 16thd parkway. the new plaza will add to the monument of 6 million jewish martyrs and include a remembrance. >> it is giving tuesday. >> millions of people across the world are expect ed to donate tens of millions of dollars to charities and nonprofits. one organization in the business of giving is habitat for

humanity right here in philadelphia. today folks got it in center city got to see them in action. volunteers framed up this home at 15th and market streets. the organization is trying to raise $80,000 to support programs. >> the marine mammal stranding center could use your help. it's hosting wheels tr seels. they want to replace their transport truck used to move injured or stranded mammals and see sea turtles to their facility. so far this year, the center rescued 39 seals and 20 dolph dolphins. in the lehigh valley, the food bank is trying to raise $5,000 in donations today. if they can, it will provide 30,000 meals to families in need. just 24 hours after the royal

engagement we learned brand new information about the wedding plans for prince harry and meghan mark l. >> they plan to tie the knot six months from now. >> some of the details are being answered like where, when and what happens before harry and meghan say i do. >> reporter: just one day after prince harry made his engagement to meghan markle official, we know more about what will be happening next spring. the couple will exchange vows in may at st. georges chapel. there's no dategtgñm6 .kw3, butl become a citizen of the uk before saying i do. she'll also be. baptized and confirmed before the wedding as well. in the meantime, we're hearing from prince harry's family about the engagement. his sister-in-law sharing her sbiexcitement. >> i absolutely chose a really

happy time. we wish them all the best. >> reporter: his stepmother camilla extending her congrats as well. >> it's brilliant. america's loss is our gain. we're all absolutely delighted. they are so happy. >> reporter: as are businesses hoping to cash in on the royal engage mement. within minutes souvenirs were being produced in england. a pottery firm got to work on mugs that say harry and meghan are engaged. the firm has produced pottery to mark almost every royal occasion for the past 30 years. we have also learned the royal couple will undertake their first official engagement together this friday when they visit the city of knotting ham. the bride wants to spend a lot of time traveling around the uk getting to learn more about her new home. >> our coverage of the royal engagement continueses on the nbc 10 app. you can read more about her journey from hollywood to the

palace. your first place eagles took time to give become ob this giving tuesday. lane johnson took a break from practice to visit children. he was joined by officials from the school district of philadelphia. he aannounced he's donating the reeds from his clothing line to the district. zach ertz is getting in the giving spirit. he's scheduled to donate $15,000 in sports equipment to the youth football program. the battle of the birds on the west coast. the eagles travel to seattle to take on the seahawks for "sunday night football" right here on nbc 10. now if the eagles win, they will lock up the nfc east and climpk a home gauge. coverage begins at 9:30 sunday morning with gameday kickoff followed by eagles game plan, the game at 8:30 followed by

more coverage of your first place birds. nbc 10 is your official station of the philadelphia eagles. . here at home, we're flirting with 60s in november. >> another great day out there today. >> one more day. very much like today, we got into the 60s today. e get into that category tomorrow. not a cloud in the sky. 59 degrees at the moment in philadelphia. pretty close to that elsewhere. delaware, we have places in the 60s. harmony hills at 61. marshalton and wilmington at 60 degrees. these are not the high temperatures. but these are the current ones. redden at 63. that's the high spot. the average high this time of

year is 51. that's a 54 yesterday. 61 so far today. and then we go toward reality toward the ind of the week. and the weekend may be in the 50s. we're not talking about really cold air yet. we're going to have to waitq(@@ another week after thursday or friday to get that. look at the warm air to the west. 73 in st. louis. there's a cold front. that's going to put an end to our warm weather. even behind the cold front, it's not that cold. so like i said, it's going to take awhile. right now, we said not a single cloud in the sky. we showed you that front. pretty pitiful. and not much in way of rain until northern michigan. we're going to be dry here for a couple days. the temperatures tonight not going down anywhere near as far as they did last night.

it was down into the upper 20 nz some of the suburbs. not so tomorrow morning. 36 in allentown. that's about 9 degrees warmer e than it was this morning. not that that's warm, but it's easier to jump up to the 50s and near 60 tomorrow. no cloud cover at all. a pretty much repeat performance of today. and then we have a front coming through and there we go. by thursday morning, we're down to the 20s in some areas. into the lower 30s in philadelphia. tomorrow, some 60s again. fairmont at 59. allentown at 58 degrees. and long port at 61. we have dover and newark, delaware at 62 degrees. we'll see how much it's going to cool off for the weekend and next week, coming up. this just in. president trump is responding to today's missile launch. e he spoke from the white house

a a short time ago. >> as you have probably heard and some of you have reported, a missile was launched a little while ago from north korea. i will only tell you we will take care of it. we have general mattis in the room with us and we have had a long discussion on it. it is a situation that we will handle. >> the president spoke about democrats who cancelled that meeting with him today to discuss taxes. trump called the democrats weak on crime and said they want to increase taxes. to a back and forth battle over a jewel at the jersey shore. >> the light house lockout that's putting the future of the monument in question. plus milk shake mix up at a pennsylvania restaurant. the ingredient in a 4-year-old's drink that had had his mother furious. first, here's a look at the closing bell on wall street. the dow going up by 250 points. the nasdaq and s&p also climbed

at the close.

you got to see this. a pretty comfy burglar gets stuck in a window while breaking into a home. and his unusual break in attire was caught on cam are. wait for that too. this was in rockland county, new york. it shows the burglar is wearing a bathrobe and slippers while he struggled to get through the window. police are investigating this break in and won't say what he stole. he looked comfortable. a woman is fuming after her son was served a vodka-spiked milk shake at a restaurant. >> it happened at a hamburger place. she got her son a milk shake to go while he sipped on the milk shake in the car she looked a at the receipt and saw it was

spiked with vodka. the rrlt apologize d and gave them a e refund, but said that is not enough. >> nobody cared. i'm getting loud and it was like nobody had kids or understood why i was so heartsick. >> that restaurant called burg. er says they are reviewing their training procedures on alcohol safety to make sure it does not happen again. to this now, botched operation. >> a woman in need of a makeover has second thoughts about surgery. when she looks into the doctor's background. how the nbc 10 responds team stepped in to save her thousands of dollars. the leading men of this year's grammy nominees. who is up for the most awards, plus the performers hoping to win some hardware. and all new at 5:00, a ferrari stolen and tapg taken on a joyride. why the adventure ended with a trip to the gas station.

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now to nbc 10 responds. a viewer paid a doctor up front for a cosmetic procedure. >> when she changed her mind, the doctors office did not send a refund. she contacted harry hairston at nbc 10 responds. >> when we started investigating this story, we found a doctor facing complaints in new york while running an office right here in town. >> it was horrible. the worst experience i have ever had to deal with. >> reporter: she experienced something no expecting mother should. >> i didn't really feel the baby move that morning. >> she was nine months pregnant. >> i lost the baby.

and i had some body issues. >> she searched online for a cosmetic surgeon and found dr. amen, who also has this office. a gynecologist who performs cosmetic surgery. his website shows a list of celebrity patients and videos of him performing procedures. >> i'm thinking i hit the jackpot. >> she sent a $2150 down payment, about one-third of the cost. but two months before. her planned surgery, she saw where ashts maintain botched their operations. . >> i was mortified. i was ski scared. >> she cancelled her procedure and asked for a refund. the doctor said sure. the check never came. e we started digging and found back in june the new york board of professional medical conduct filed 29 administrative charges against the doctor. these allegations arrived under the treatment of eight former patients. among the more than two dozen

charges gross negligence and gross incompetence. so we went to new york to ask him about the allegations. his lawyer by his side. >> in your position of what -- >> these allegations are untrue. >> he says privacy law puts him at a disadvantage when publicly defending himself. >> if the medical board thought i was dangerous to this community, they would have taken my license years ago. >> reporter: after we contacted dr. shaheen on her behalf, he refunded her $2150. the doctor said it's an error his accounting. department is responsible for the delay. >> i want to say thank you for all your help. the wait is over. i got my money back. >> administrative hearings for the case against shaheen have not been scheduled.

his attorney says he has been cooperating. again, we should point out no criminal charges have been filed and shaheen still has an active license in both new york and pennsylvania. the debate between cosmetic and plastic surgeons and why shaheen is right in the middle of that. >> she's been through a lot already losing a baby that late in the pregnancy. we're glad she got her money back. >> a very tough time for her. >> waiting for months until you came along. to our weather and a perfect night for skating at pence landing. nbc 10 will help light the holiday tree this friday night at 7:00. they are taking a break out there right now. skating maybe is not your thing, but soon you'll be able to hit the slopes. you can see a little bit of snow the there. no skiers just yet. some bare spot thas need to work on. >> that's your thing.

>> last time we saw you, you were going to find a tree for yourself. >> yes, they finished. they had great success and they have hauled their tree off. i found my own tree here. i am trying to attempt chopping this down. i'll admit i have been working on my side arm here, but i have had some help on working on cutting this tree down. if you're interested in coming to chop a tree down, this is perfect cut your own crihristma tree weather we have been having today. even tomorrow and into the weekend it's not going to be d bad. let's talk about the temperatures out there right now. current cbs outside, mostly are in the upper 50s and mid-50s. you see on the board, while it's 56. 59 in philadelphia. i got a jacket on and i'm not sure i need it. it's not bad. we're at 56 in pottstown and 57 in reading. these temperatures are way

warmer than average for this time of year when we should be seeing those low 50s. let's go through the hour by hour into tonight. this is at 7:30 this evening. still mild. the winds coming in from the south and we have mid-and upper 40s for temperatures. as we roll into tomorrow, your wednesday morning, another mild morni morning. 40s to start. it's warmer than we saw this morning. and pottstown at 44 degrees. then as we wrap into wednesday afternoon, we are looking at temperatures making it right on yet again through to the 50s. so before i got, we have to take down the tree. we're going to pull this down. there we go. timber. i'm pretty proud of this, guys. . i didn't do much of the sawing. if you want to do this, 10:00 a.m. through 4:00 p.m., seven days a week. for those who have heard about christmas tree shortages. he said they have 40,000 christmas trees. no shortage here. he said akos the country, there

are specialized trees that do have shortages. those they have in smaller quantities this year. i'm live, krystal klei, nbc 10 news. here's a look now at sol of the other stories we're following county by county. first in mercer county, making sure the transportation system is safe and secure. the subcommittee on transportation and protective security held a hearing to talk about the current security measures at airports and train stations. officials say they are going to try to. push a bill that would stop the trump administration from cutting funding to security officers. >> in. kent county, dover is se celebrating 70 years in business. the company is known for its major contributions to the nation's space program from space suits to inflatable protection systems is and the company has learned how to change with the times. they are now more than 400 people working there. >> love is all around. >> on this giving tuesday, coffee giant starbucks is

inviting us all to give good. next the meaning behind their new holiday cup that they are serving to customers. the operators of a landmark light house now locked out. >> it just makes you speechless. >> how this treasury is at the center of an ugly dispute. new at 5:00, new video of this high school hockey fight where the punches landed several players in legal trouble.

it's not just the amount of fat in your body that can harm your health. doctors say it's where the fat is stored that matters. doctors look ed at the fat distribution of obese men and women and found its especially dangerous when it's stored around the abdomen, liver, muscles and other organs. this increases the risk of heart attack, stroke and diabetes. that type of fat is more damaging in women compared to men, but they stress the importance of building muscle mass for both sexes.

starbucks released a second holiday cup to hold all the ginger bread and peppermint. the new cup is red with a white heart in the middle framed by two hands. the it's designed to have customers write a name inside the heart. starbucks says it's a chance to secelebrate the people who fill your own heart. what a nice touch. we have 60s and someounshin today. one more before the december chill. i'm tracking the change in temperatures and when you can expect them in your most accurate weather forecast. all new at 5:00, it costs a will the of money. how the announcement makes iter better for anyone who needs one.

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holiday concert in jefr is son to set the stage. the group is made up of local middle school student who is don't have access to musical training. they get free lessons and they practice every day, which is very oven. the grammy nominations are here. jay-z nominated in eight categories including album, song and record of the year. he's followed by kendrick lamar who earned seven nominations and bruno mars with six nods. the grammys will be held in new york city at the end of january. in philadelphia, will be represented at the grammys. the war on drugs nominated for best rock album. kevin hart getting his own

grammy love. nominate d tr best comedy album. >> he posted pictures of his week-old son. he posted a picture on instagram under the photo he posted a prayer saying you are a little miracle. our beautiful little boy. e we pray you'll feel so safe and loved surrounded by our joy. this is his third child and with his second wife. your first alert weather. live down at the shore in avalon. let's just keep looking because it's a beautiful evening out there on the shore. mild temperatures. and very quiet too. not a soul out there. >> the mild weather, glenn "hurricane" schwartz. >> if it you like today, you're going to like tomorrow. it's going to be almost a consider boncarbon c copy. 61 today.

clear skies across the entire area. and near 60 degrees just about everywhere as well. so let's head toward the jersey shore. ocean temperatures at 51. we have some wind off the ocean, but it's 55 in hol gait. and they are going to have a nice day tomorrow. and one of the reasons that we're not going to cool down very quickly is just look back where our air is coming from. it's coming from the west. pittsburgh and cincinnati at 63. st. louis at 73. now a cold front is going to come through here this time of the year it can usually really cool us down. but the air behind this one is not cold at all. it's 50 degrees in north dakota. that's balmy for them for this time of year. we have no clouds around. nothing on the radar. and the closest showers are in

the northern michigan. not very impressive. and over the next few days, here's your repeat performance. then we cool down behind that front. but nothing drastic. and then early friday, could be a shower and then we're up near 50 in the afternoon. notice the low temperatures not too low. the suburbs and lehigh valley, we have the best chance of those showers thursday night. and getting into friday morning as we head toward new jersey. those temperatures are close to average. but things are going to change. we have mild air in now, is stay mild tomorrow. we have some chilly air moving in for friday and the weekend. nothing drastic. and there's nothing drastic on the map. there's sunday. the amount of air is going to start come iing back next week.

next tuesday is going to be well into the 50s. but now we're starting to see some of this purple. that's central canada. arctic air. moving down by thursday. it's getting close. and by next friday, there you go. winter. just the beginning of it for the ten-day. the morning showers on friday. generally dry over the weekend. then we're going to have the warm air on tuesday. and lock how much colder it gets toward the end of the week. going to feel liken winter. not this weekend, the following weekend. >> maybe i need to put in a vacation request. the operators of a landmark light house now locked out. next at 4:00, how the treasure

an ugly dispute. and new at 5:00, apple just came out with its new iphone, as we probably all new. a new patent could hold a clue at what the company is up to now.

the organization that runs the inlet light house can't get inside after the city changed the locks. >> officials is say they are just trying to what's inside. he's more on the controversy. steve murry locked out of

the the light house and the historic landmark is through operates and maintains. the city changed the locks late monday. the beon and museum at the center of a bitter dispute between north wildwood and the nonprofit. the city which leases the light house is is set to take over its operations in january. >> he has repeatedly, publicly and privately, intentions to artifacts from the light house. >> most of the items belong to the friends. >> reporter: city leaders insist those historical artifacts are considered state property unless proven otherwise. the locks were changed to prevent anything from being taken out before a curator conducts ab inventory starting next week. the mate your says this list found on a desk today includes

artifacts murray plans to remove. >> this is what we feared. i think our actions were entirely appropriate to preserve the historic artifacts. >> he's made so many statements of untruth. >> reporter: north wildwood operated the light house for three decades until 2011 when it entered into a year to year contract with the friends group, which the city has accused of mismanagement. murray denies that. >> we're pursuing legal action. we don't want to leave her. >> reporter: the mayor tells me the loigt house will be open to the public on friday and this weekend operate d by city employees and he says the admission fee is being dropped immediately. in north wildwood, ted greenb g greenberg, nbc 10 news. we have much more news ahead. nbc 10 news at 5:00 is next. here's erin coleman. >> new video of what happened on the ice that has players charged.

nbc 10 is in the courtroom as players involved in this hockey fight now face a legal fight. staying warm. how long is the beautiful weather going to last. here's a hint. not too much longer. i will have your neighborhood forecast straight ahead. and dangerous decision. nbc 10 responds has information you need to know before picking a surgeon.

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new at 5:00, hockey brawl. the fight on the ice from much more than a permanent. we're there as some of the players appear in court. missile launch. >> surgery warning. what you need to know before picking a plastic or cosmetic surgeon. >> a high school hockey brawl on the ice. the players are landing in court instead of a penalty box. >> this fight. happened months ago, but the players face criminal charges. >> deanna durante was the only television reporter in a courtroom. she's live with new video of what happened. >> investigators here began

looking at this case in march. there was a lot of work that wept b into this. while some say fighting is a part of the culture. they couldn't handle the loss. the video is is less than 15 seconds long. . the judge said it was all she needed to see to help them over a tril. the score was 7-1 in the last minutes of the game between w g wrigley and west. no time to come back, but this gang of five in a juvenile team member came up with a plan. >> as much damage as they could on west. >> the punches began flying for opposing players. investigators say not only do they not see them coming, but theyen couldn't