here on main street to survive if it doesn't pick up. >> reporter: all along main street in delano, california, businesses can feel it: the drought. at 1111 main, susana garcia says it's simple. >> a lot of people not working. a lot of people only working, like, a few hours, but they're not working enough so they're not spending money. >> we need that water so there can be a lot more farm work for everybody so they can come and shop and do what they got to do. >> reporter: at chalia's barbershop at 916 main, there's talk of wild bears wandering in from the hills. >> the bear was taken out and put into the back of a wildlife truck. >> i guess they're looking for food. there's no water source, so the bears coming into the city. >> reporter: leias servin worries the drought will cost his parents, who work in the fields and who can't afford to lose the hours. how are they getting by? >> well, they have... i guess they have to make it work, but yeah it's hard getting by when they are cutting you short. i mean, it's a couple of paychecks less that you get. >> reporter: delano's main stree

because as tracy said, this is on a major thoroughfare through the main line, montgomery avenue. again, it's happening at price avenue. you can take lancaster avenue around that scene. moving south into glen mills, there's an accident for the second time this morning along route 202 right at the intersection of route 1. this is happening in the southbound lane. all lanes are blocked southbound right now along 202 right at route 1 because of this crash involving this white vehicle right here. so, what you can do is you can take creek road or hayburn around this scene. they've been trying to clear that for about a half hour, for the last half hour. and then for new jersey drivers, there is an accident. it's been out there for the last hour and a half on the new jersey turnpike southbound right as you pass the exit number 2 for route 322, the right lane is blocked there. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorologist brittney shipp. >> good morning. a foggy start on this wednesday. we're also seeing light rain showers moving through parts of our area. that's going to lin

again, a few showers ahead of the main front.t the main front easily here on this map, it's where all the yellow here is congress gaited to the north of us. so there it is, happening in the tropical moisture. plenty of moisture for this storm to draw on. that's why we're going to see such substantial rainfall totals. the rain is starting now, time frame will go through tomorrow into friday. but tomorrow is when we're going to see the bulk of the rain. rain totals again very substantial, 3-8 inches of rain in the hills and mountain, 1-4 inches of rain in the valleys. if this stalls at all, those totals are going to go up. 60 miles per hour gusts and flooding is likely. so let's take a look here on futurecast. again, tonight, a few showers ahead of the main front, pushing through the north bay through the 11:00 o'clock hour. but the real action gets underway into tomorrow morning. take a look here, 4:00 o'clock in the morning, the moderate rain starting in the north bay. this well defined front coming through on the computer pod l.

those wreaths still need to be delivered from rural maine to locations all over the country.nd for that wreaths across america gets a huge helping hand for america's trucking industry with truckers donating their time equipment and money to deliver the wreaths to all 50 states. the effort is spearheaded by the truck load carriers association. >> at about 1 in 13 people employed by the trucking industry and that surprises some people. so your typical truck driver is probably one of your neighbors and you may not know what he does but a lot of people don't realize the emotion isn't just for us that are connected here, but i was in the convoy several years back and our lead driver, the first truck coming through into arlington got on the cb and said may have some safety issues here. i'm having trouble seeing. he was crying so hard. as a truck driver when he pulled into arlington national cemetery and the military was lined up saluting him and the other truck drivers, it was something that he'll never forget. and he continues to talk about that. and it touches every one of us tha

main hostage site. student leaders called for a big turn out. what they said would be a new tactic, telling protesters to come prepared with goggles and masks. then they revealed they would try to parr lease the government by laying siege to all the entrances of the government headquarters. police were just as determined to break the blockade using baton charges and pepper spray. >> demonstrator numbers surged out of the frustration of not winning concessions out of two months of this campaign. and out of anger at losing the occupation sites in the kowloon distribute of hong kong. demonstrators are determined that the main sites on hong kong island will not go the same way >>> columbian peace talks are expected to restart after f.a.r.c. freed an army general. he and two others were tape hostage. we have this report. >> reporter: the release of general ruben satar is the potential trigger for the peace talks to resume. after two weeks in the hands of f.a.r.c. rebels in the jungle, the general and two oth

and ruptured the main so we had a piece coming off the main. >> weather related? >> ing -- i think so, yes >> crews are lying to figure out what to do to get things on. >> this is a view of the clean up from last night. they will go house-to-house to make sure they can flash owe the pipes and they hope to have this fixed in the next couple of hours and they are telling people in the area, don't drink the water. let it it is to a whole. they help people should be able to drink their water by 4:00 or 5:00 tonight. >>> in the north bay, marin county officials have declared a state of emergency. in tiburon debris from a dslide washed into a pool behind a home. hopefully the tarps will keep the hill from eroding more and the area around townhall flooded when drapes remain overwhelmed with rain water. the rain is driving customers home during what is supposed to be the busiest shopping period of the year. >> the rain comes in the evening and anyone is eating in the restaurants so it is a shape. it has backed our sales. >> last week the storms caused $1 million damage to

because of the busted water main, 15 homes are without water right now. the land is to have it pack on in the hour. they are asking those in the neighborhood, do not drink the water. >> the water is shut down. when the sediment iser whiched, it will be good. we chlorinated the pipe. but do not use the water for right now. not for two or three hours. we will flush some more water. >> this is how it looked last night. home owners had to clean up the water in their houses. it is believed heavy rain was too much. the ground became saturated and weight of the soil put pressure on the pipe. they are flushing the water and air through the system and taking water samples. they need the water samples to make sure the water is okay. right now, again, they are asking me to remind viewers to not drink the water. they want them to check the sediment but the water will come from the pipe soon. if you see anything in the water, boil it but do not drink it right away let them water and inform the community. >>> in the north bay marin county officials have declared a stat

two stores on fire on the main line. nbc 10's monique braxton is live on the scene in narberth, montgomery county. monique, tell us -- i see you're with the lower marian fire chief. tell us more. >> reporter: we're going to let him tell us exactly what happened here. chief, how long have you been at this scene and what happened? >> we got the call at approximately 4:28 this morning. police arrived and saw a large flash in the rear of the building there. they went to check that out. and by the time they came back around, they had heavy smoke coming out of both of these buildings here. we did have wires down in the rear and some trash and stuff on fire in the rear. >> reporter: the building is vacant? >> the one building is vacant. the one was occupied. the one's under reconstruction right now. >> reporter: but no one was injured? >> no. there's nobody occupying the building at all. >> reporter: what about firefighters, is everyone okay? >> everyone's fine as far as i know right now. >> reporter: and the fire appears to be

thereafter, to recover the bodies then begin to locate the main debris field, recover the black boxes, and recover the debris. >> anthony, the fact that assuming that, you know all of these early reports, the information some of it may be, you know 100% correct. some may be not. if we're hearing reports and they're accurate that 40 bodies have been found in a relatively quickly period of time along with significant debris field. does that tell us anything of the condition of the plane when it likely impacted the water? >> well, we don't want to be too speculative this early and create a scenario in which we're suffering from investigative bias. in other words reaching a conclusion before all of the facts lead us to that conclusion. here is what we know so far. that three minutes after the last communication with the flight which was in an area of severe to extreme weather, communication was lost and radar tracking was lost. that suggests a catastrophic event. now whether that was an arrow die -- arrow dieynamic stress that would result in an impact to the ocean in which the main body

than mindful of a accident on dekalb street at main street, pretty tricky intersection there. if you are traveling mass transit, no major problems, and no major delays at the the philadelphia international airport. now let's head back to the desk with ukee. >>> thanks, variety tore y on the healthwatch this morning a smart phone app is opening up a world of new possibilities for the visually impaired take a picture of is what in front of you this is called tap tap see, ate allows users to tea a picture and then a few seconds later it verbally identifies what it is. the tap tap see app cost $25, for a three months of unlimited pictures, but it is not the only one available. there are other similar apps that can help people with limited vision. >>> also on the healthwatch, new research find that the brain respond differently to two different kind of sugar. scientistness california found fructose, provokes hunger and strong motivation to eat, while glucose promotes feeling of being full. researchers say findings suggest consumption of fructose may promote over eating. >>> dogs ar

what are the main findings here?ssment of allegations of torture and execution made against british soldiers around a battle called battle of danny boy in 2004. it says that it's come to the firm conclusion that the vast majority of allegations made against the british military including all most serious allegations were wholly and entirely without merit or justification. have many allegations were deliberate and calculated lies on part of iraqis who made them. while it did find some ill treatment by the british of iraqi detainees that involved sight and sound depravation, use of goggles on detainees, shouting at them, blowing on the back of the neck of one of them as he was blind folded to intimidated and some food depravation, it did not amount to torture which was alleged. it's important for british government and british military. these were the most serious allegations made against the british over conduct in iraq. they were accused of torturing detainee, taking captive prisoners on the battlefield and executing

sinjar, but nowhere near taking isil's main navel i base in that area. was there during some of the battle and joins us live now from erbil and how difficult is it going to be for the kurdish force to his maintain these gains? >> reporter: i think it is probably worth describing what sort of terrain we are talking about. the area from zuma, just south of the mosul damn across sinjar mountain on his the iraq-sear request border is made up of lots of pockets of villages and towns the majority of whom are sunni. and we are now seeing that everybody though the peshmerga forces have managed to move a line all the way along that stretch of northern iraq, north of the main isil military base that they hold just to the west of mosul, they have managed to push quite a lot of what i am told is military hardware, tanks, hu humvees and a number f many thousands of peshmerga fighters but these pockets of towns in these areas are very clear places where the isil fighters can just disappear in to. and indeed, to the south of there, in to toe suggest city, even though t

street or this way down main street. police have been looking for surveillance video, pulling video from several stores but they don't see any images of shane. the fbi is involved. still, nothing on shane. philadelphia police choppers have been searching the local river and the canal also alongside this neighborhood here. no sign of shane whatsoever. they are taking that search closer to his house in the roxboro section of philadelphia. still, no sign of shane. his family members have posted reward money and now it's up to

last week they found the keys around main street in the schuylkill expressway.e was last seen leaving kildare's irish pub on main street. >>> hundreds gathered in philadelphia's bridesburg section yesterday to call for peace between law enforce him and minorities. the action cam was at the black lives matter community church service event. the church said they events will bring the gap between young black men arena police. >>> time for a look at business, it was indeed a big holiday weekend for the movie the interview. sony said the online release brought in $15 million. people are saying it's not that great of a movie. took in 1 million at a limited number of theaters on christmas day. the movie was purchased 2 million times. apple's itune store carries it beginning today. >>> gas prices are down, the decline is the longest on record. it has gone down 90 straight days. the current national average is 2.29. in the philadelphia, it is 2.60. >>> mcdonald's customers in japan have something to look for in the new year, the end of french fry rationing. mcdonald was

. >> it was a broken main.ust the pipe but the main. and that water had been coming in for some time before it was detected. >> crews repair the water main, fill the hole with concrete and repair the road. hollywood boulevard becomes a bustling thoroughfare once again. in 1999, four years later, the red line stop at hollywood and western is finally completed. passengers ride the trains and all's well in the city of angels. >>> coming up -- an entire industrial building collapses from heavy snow as employees run for their lives. >> it sounded like a freight train coming. >>> when "caught on camera: watch out" continues. i may not look it, but i'm pretty tech savvy. i just saved 15% on car insurance in 15 minutes. don't live in beatrice's world. live in the modern world where 7 and a half minutes could save you on car insurance. esurance. click or call. started using gain flings,fe their laundry smells more amazing than ever. (sniff) honey, isn't that the dog's towel? (dog noise) hey, mi towel, su towel. more sce

to an 14r5e89d platform that overlooks the water you work your way up to the concourse and to the main part of the water i'm moving quickly the southeast corner is the secondary entrance and it is for the smaller sthaerts that can be hosted and again on around the south west corner two ways to get up to the southwest corner called the at&t trump through the arena and on the south west corner a ramp that takes you from the hospital building to the plaza so those slides very, very quickly with highlighted ♪ slide and this is the connection of outdoor things and quickly with some of the media rendering that were unveiled last week i'm sure you've seen them i'm happy to answer any questions you may have. how the different elements are inspired with that, given the time constraint thank you very much >> thank you to the team for their prediction opening it up for public comment and then commissioners can ask questions. >> if i call our name for public comment when your name is called please step forward. >> (calling names). >> first speaker can come to the podium. >> hi, i'm michael a neigh

she was found shot and killed in an apartment in harleysville on main street. you just heard the neighbor tell matt delucia what happened. she heard the shooting. she saw the man leave the apartment with several children and tell her that the woman was hurt pretty badly. and now the suspect, they believe the suspect is barricaded in a house at highland and penn in souderton. they say they see movement inside. they don't know for sure, but that's what they believe, that he is inside. the situation is still unfolding. stay with nbc 10 for up to the minute details. >>> now, your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> well, it is a mild monday across our area. here is a live look at the art museum. dry today but that will change by tomorrow. exactly when, let's find out with meteorologist bill henley. >> tracy, it looks like you will have to wait until tomorrow midday at the earliest. all of these clouds are completely dry in the area. we're watching for breaks of sunshine but most of the day center city is looking like this. clouds overhead and temperatures that are stuck

if i go to main line, let's say i get escorted past the main lines, they are going to call me a pieceeep ], rat because i've told certain things to get here. >> is your life in danger? >> yes. if i go to the main line, if i go to the streets and they recognize me as a gang dropout, they're going to try to hit me, which means kill me or slice me or shoot me. >> when he was younger, george might have carried out that very hit. but as he rose through the ranks, he questioned his involvement in the gang. >> it took me from '88 to '99 to figure out that it was a big ole lie, big old smokescreen. most of the people who are calling the shots are lifers anyway. and misery loves company. they would like to see you as a violator doing life just like them, caught up in the system doing life. >> you're moving my head that way. >> i'm not moving it. you're moving it. >> i want a nice little haircut and he gives me a bald head. whatever the barber says goes. >> i ain't got time to give him, you know, his hair is pretty short. >> a lot of these other individuals were waiting before me. but i'm his c

that 20-inch water main moves a lot of water. you only get a sense of how river-like it was when you looked at it from overhead. philadelphia's water department says they started getting cams at about 8:30 this morning about a massive amount of water flowing down germantown avenue toward jefferson. they did have to evacuate a day care as a precaution. we were told no injuries there, and they do not believe they had any water in the basement. that's a key element that the water department is looking at is how many homes along here were affected, had water damage at all. in this particular case, the water department says this was work that had been ongoing for in time. residents were not expecting to wake up to this today. >> it come fast. i couldn't cross the street. couldn't even cross the street. all on the sidewalk, the water, dirt, everything. >> reporter: neighbors said that the work here at germantown had been going on since the summertime. several residents complaining about flat tires. it was a subcontractor that may have

what a battle here in phoenix in our main event.os santos, miocic, five minutes remain. >> a lot of respect shown at the beginning of the fifth and final round of these guys have gone through a war. >> this may come down to the mental part, who wants it more. junior with a jab to the body. >> looks like stipe miocic was taking over but a big left changed things in the third for the former champion. he's been a much more confident fighter against miocic since that landed. >> big right to the body by junior. he's been doing that a lot tonight. >> looking for that big overhand right. oftentimes covered up that jab to the body. he's looking for it. there it is. junior with that right-hand again. three and a half. stipe miocic seems to be pacing himself, not attacking too much in the beginning of this round. he could just be that he's absolutely exhausted as well and doesn't have the energy to attack. but in a round where it's critical to win, junior dos santos is being much more active. beautiful shot to the body by junior. good right-h

but do wall street and main street see things the same way? >>> and crowd funding a cure. how hope and generosity are working to ending a deadly disease. we have all that and more tonight on nightly business report on wednesday, december 4th. >>> good evening, everyone, and happy eve. >> yes, i'm bill griffith. wishing you a happy holiday. tyler mathison is off today. we did have a record breaking session on wall street. but just barely this time as the dow did edge to a fresh closing high. with the markets closing early ahead of the holiday, stocks faded into the close ending mixed and little change. here's how the major averages ended. this quiet dayen on the street. you see that the dow was up six points, was much stronger than that earlier. any positive close, though, good enough for a record high. it's the sixth strai we've seen for the dow. the nasdaq was up eight points when all said and done, but the s&p snapped a five-day winning stre, losing a fraction of a point on the close. in the widely followed energy markets, a rising u.s. dollar and a sizable jump in u.s.

they said no matter what happens, they are going to clear this main protest site. i'm currently on a bridge just overlooking admiralty, where you were showing those live pictures there. because what has actually happened in the course of today is it all began at 10:00 this morning when bailiffs enforced a court order enabling them to remove barricades from the surrounding areas just down the street from where i am around the government headquarters. they did that, and then just some two or three hours later, in a very cleverly thought out calculated calm manner, the police descended on this protest site. inching their way slowly, but purposefully across the super highway that has been home to the protesters for some 75 days now. and what they actually did was they took their time. they said that they are in no rush to do this. they wanted to do it right. fortunately for both sides, no clashes have been reported between the two, and that was indeed the fear, given the fact that previous attempts to clear this site had resulted in a number of arrests and clashes betw

. >>> and crews are on the scene of a water main break in the kengs ton section. chopper 6 hd was over the scene of german town avenue. numerous streets had to be shut down because of the break. katherine scott has more now. >> reporter: there are repairs to be made and roads remain closed. there is mud all over the streets and it's surrounding blocks as well after a break in a 20-inch plain this morning. >> it was flowing like a river down the road and sidewalk. >> neighbors watched stunned as water gushes through these kensington streets at 8:00 a.m. this day care was evacuated as a precaution after water got into the basement. the water was shut off and debris and mud was left in its place. >> we'll be closed from fourth and jefferson. >> wilson alvarez was outs side of this corner market where he works cleaning unthe mess and he was relieved there was no flooding in his basement but not everyone was that lucky. >> we'll have adjusters on scene and they will check out any water damage and anybody with water in the basement will get that pumped out. >> the crews

the main event. >>> now a check on traffic. leyla gulen is off.e bay bridge toll plaza and it is starting to backup in the cash-paying lanes. fast track is getting through okay and the roads are still wet. the roads crass the bay area, so be careful driving. >> we are not done yet. umbrellas first came out last night when the rains were falling in the north beach of san francisco and despite the rain many people were out and about and car tires are flashing so be careful as you drive. >>> again, police are warning drivers to showdown in the rain of the last night a car flipped and central avenue after hydroplaning. the driver lost control. but the driver escaped. >> in hair wet conditions contributed to a crash on 92, and no major injuries were reported. you can see the damage. heavy rain dropped flooding to 580 in dublin and one car stalled on the off-ramp. >> there were a lot of problems away the bay with a huge tree crash down in the presidio after a round of rain on sunday morning take down power lines and left people in the dark. >>> our frie

the main indexes tumbled over 2%. let's stay with europe now. italy's prime minister has come out and said his tough line is needed to return to growth. this after thousands of workers across the country protested against labor market reforms and spending cuts. many protestors say they have heard enough time and now ready for action. >> from rome to milan, and and to churin. italy grinds to a halt in 50 cities as thousands of workers take to the streets in boisterous protest organized by three of the country's biggest unions, their main bone of contention is the newly approved job pact, which ames to create new jobs by making it easier to lay off employees. >> we want to reclaim our rights. we want the democracy they are stealing from us along with the dig nit of workers. >> others are outraged at their inability to stimulate the stagnant economy. >> all we have are a bunch of useful peoples who in the end do nothing. >> as a result of the walk-out. public services have been badsly affected with not a bus or a metro to be seen in rome. dozens of

one of the main reasons is generous public subsidies. nick spicer reports. >> reporter: a mozart aria sung by rachel finland. she has had some success at home but she moved to berlin. >> there's ten classical concerts to see every night of the week. as a performer the education side of that, the learning that i get from seeing these amazing performances every night is huge. >> this is the deutsche symphony orchestra, one of ten symphony orchestras in the capital. largely because of money that it's caught.to the sim symphonic halts. public subsidies keep germany flourishing, while other countries have been the victim of austerity. east and west germany out-spending each other on concerts and orchestras. >> when germany was unified in 1990, the city was unified as well. all of a sudden there was basically two or sometimes even three if you look at the opera houses of everything. >> this woman's company promotes the careers of young artists who come to berlin. she says it's the ideal place for them to grow as musicians. >> you have the high

this is been made crystal-clear by the main opposition.y subscribe fully to the european fear he. -- thierry. --theory. i don't think that is normal. the leadership of all plug a parties with the exception of the commonest party subscribe to the european identity that greece should have. opposes thethat he mainline agreement. this is effectively what the main -- markets are concerned of. it's not the markets overreacting. >> no. on the other hand, everybody knows that all the government can do is continue negotiating and our european partners with our lenders. there is no other option. the only other option is to exit the euro. i'm sure that no one within the greek clinical frame once to exit the euro area. it's only a process of renegotiation double take place, whether it's a government or new democracy and socialist coalition government. >> just to encapsulate this, your members don't believe what he talks that he would be more radical than the current administration? you believe and they believe that he would move toward the center and

main area here as you can see very much occupied by the protestors.is point we haven't seen any police action to clear it. where we see police action is to keep open and protect the government offices and walkways leading to the government offices. so far no action that indicates they are going to clear the main site. but of course that could change. we don't know where their orders are coming from and it depends on whether there is any agitation from the student side. >> thanks. she's been covering these demonstrations here in hong kong. going on in excess of two months. david tweeted it could be the beginning of the end. in's tell you about the part taiwan election. the results brought a waive of resignations and seen as a rejection of president opening up to china. exactly not a great day for the president certainly. >> no, definitely not. it's the worst defeat his party has suffered in local elections. the last time it was looking this bad was 1997 when they also only got about eight seats out of 23. this time with 6-22, certainly no one was expec

broad and main here, this is the main drag through town.u, traffic normally gets slow here. tonight it's absolutely closed off. wreathers from across america can leave a wreath for fallen soldiers on their annual trip. only one good way to get east and west of middletown, right down main street. >> i've seen the traffic literally stopped, bumper to bumper. >> reporter: the town asked deldot to close a few blocks during the holidays at rush hour to let wreaths across america to lay a wreath at the memorial, deldot said no. the town more or less said we're doing it anyway. >> it doesn't mean much of anything to me that time of the day is usually a traffic jam anyway. >> reporter: businesses like middletown hardware don't mind the road shutdown. the town is putting up lights making it into quite an event which is good for this cake shop. >> town is on laockdown tonight. for us, it's great. people will be stuck here, have to come in and get out the cold. >> reporter: if you're a worker at the huge amazon distribution center here, you're getting

many of oh cleburne's men did reach the main line. with those from other units as a deadly struggle reached the crescendo. patrick cleburne was though longer with them. when the fighting ceased in the darkness, rumors began to circulate in the army of tennessee that cleburne had not survived. the federal withdrawal during the night left the battlefield in confederate hands and the next morning the full scale of the previous days horrors was revealed. john mcquaid was out oh early, looking for the general. here he describes what he found not too far from the cotton gin. he was about 40 or 50 yards from the works. he lay flat on his back as if asleep. his military cap over his eyes. he had a new uniform.xp&çx it was unbuttoned and open. the lower part of the vest was unbuttoned and open. he wore a white linen shirt stained with blood on the front part of the left side or just left of the abdomen. this was the only sign of a wound i i saw on him. i believe it is the only one he received. i have always been inclined to think feeling the e

it lies on the main road to aleppo.rol it and you control a main route to bring reinforcements in and the wounded out. the government has three armored battalions there. despite this considerable presence, the rebels claim they are making progress. >> translator: we have managed to cause massive damage to regime forces. both in terms of men and material. today we destroyed one heavy machine gun and a government outpost. >> reporter: but for all of that, assad's forces appear to be largely intact and operational across the country. this is the district on the outskirts of damascus, it has long been a strong hold for the rebels. but in recent weeks it's face aids very heavy bomb boardment. as government troops try to take control. reducing an area that once houses thousands to nba to a crumbling urban battle ground. dominick kane, al jazerra. >>> china is expanding its influence by undertaking a number of large infrastructure projects around the world part of a strategy to gain access to the natural resources that the gov

that is the main question here. >> we will be watching closely in brussels. thanks so much.e will take things turnover asia where the winds and rain have weakened the typhoon there and now it is lashing the capitol of manila. >> people across the central philippines left their homes for safer grounds in one of the biggest evacuations in the country's history. >> thousands of people took refuge in emergency shelters. many of them are the city's poorest inhabitants that live in slum areas. local media is now reporting that it weakened further as it passed to the south. but residents were anxious. the thought that the typhoon will be passing near us is frightening says this woman. after the devastation of last year's super typhoon authorities were taking no chances. schools and government buildings were shut down. trading at the stock exchange was suspended and flights were cancelled. earlier violent waves battered the central province as it made landfall. hundreds of homes were flattened. it may not be as bad but still many will be forced to rebuild their lives. >> authorities

dismantling a demonstration, hong kong police are tearing apart barricade as and pulling down tents from the main site. >>> three japanese born scientists have received this year's nobel prize in physics. their blue l.e.d. break through is already leading to more advanced technologies. >>> and as japanese gear up for sunday's election, voters in rural areas are considering how politicians will deal with the shrinking population and industries. >>> hong kong police are dismantling the main protest sites that have choked parts of the city more than two months. they're clearing away barricades and tents and arresting pro-democracy activists. police and other authorities began the tear down thursday morning try to clear the road around government headquarters following a court order banning sit-if in protests that have blocked bus routes. by the afternoon, several thousand police officers had been deployed. they used heavy machinery to remove iron fences and tents from a one kilometer stretch of road occupied by demonstrators. >> translator: we are so disappointed. the government did not do anything

both lanes, jefferson street and oxford street because of a water main break. crews are out there trying to fix that broken main and alternate fifth street been out there for quite some time. be aware of that. the ben franklin bridge looking great in both directions. no track work to tell you about westbound. that's all finished and looking really good. no problems on any of our area bridges. a live look at 476 right at the 95 interchange here. drive times on 76 are great between 95 and on 476 rather between 95 and 76. 17, 18 minutes in both directions. when i see you in a bit, we'll look at new jersey roadways. christine? >>> a traffic alert for you later today if you're driving through philadelphia. the right lane of the eastbound schuylkill expressway. and this section right here that you see between the vine street expressway and south street, that will be closed from 9:00 a.m. until 3:00 p.m. penndot will do bridge inspections along that stretch. if you're driving in the area, give yourself extra time. >>> we have interesting pictures for you a strange sig

. >> we are following that news out of indonesia where search crews using sonar have found the main fuselage of flight 8501. >> and it's on the floor of the sea. investigators are hoping to recover the black boxes. >> meanwhile, they continue to find wreckage and bodies. so far they've found five bodies and one flight attendant. >> let's now turn to cnn's gary tuckman. he joins us live from the international airport in indonesia. there's been so much new information in recent hours, but really, still no answers as to what happened. what are families being told? >>> first of all, i want to show you, right here as we're speaking to you, these are family members of people on the plane. and they just came out of a prayer service being held at the airport. now they're walking back into the room where they're hearing from officials about what's going on with this investigation. >> and here's what we know. before they came into this prayer service, we were talking to one gentleman, and it's so pitiful and sad. he lost his mother, he lost a sister, he lost his brother-in-law, his sister's husband, h

and the main event. ready, set, up. ♪ ♪ let's face it.bunch of guys in hoods coming in your general direction? i don't. frankly, it creeps me out. time for a drink, perhaps. this is tabernacle, as best as i can understand it, an easter, jesus and mary themed drinking establishment where between drinks one can ponder the agony of christ. but with some sausages. is it like this all year? >> the whole year. you have incense all year. easter music all year. >> is this a week for quiet contemplation and worship or is this a party week or both? >> both of them. >> throughout the course of the week, over 40-odd processions will creep slowly through these streets. there are different brotherhoods, each with their own sacred colors, crests, insignia and so on. it's their medallions of particular christ images that adorn the bar. and frankly, they're kind of bumming me out. maybe it's just me, but when i'm getting a nice late morning buzz, i don't particularly want jesus looking down at me from, like, everywhere. >> how drunk can you get here? don'

a water main break is affecting traffic between jefferson street and oxford street because that portionof germantown ave is closed. my camera just went out, but i was going to show you a live look at airport road and up in the lehigh valley, things are looking great despite some early morning icy patches. for delaware drivers on 95 southbound, the ramp to 202 the long-term construction project. be aware of that. also taking a look at your dive times on some of the new jersey majors. 295, the turnpike and 55 all looking really good right now. vai? >> thank you, katy. >>> her comrades call her a firefighter's firefighter. a final farewell will begin for joyce craig the first female firefighter to be killed in the line of duty. matt delucia is live in lawn crest outside the fire company where joyce craig was stationed and tributes from her fellow firefighters continue to pour in. >> that's right, vai. the black bunting hangs outside engine 64 and that's where she worked for the past two years. tonight loved ones and those who knew joyce will begin to say their good-byes. one of the first

did you see the water main break? >> yeah. >> did you swing by the stadium?you talk to chip kelly? did you meet mo'ne davis in. >> are the eagles going to win the superbowl? >> yes. >> going down to the white house this afternoon after this? so this is going to be classic. do you want to pull out the little drawer on the ad event tree? no. >> i know, right? >> today is the tenth, yes. >> can you find ten? do you know your numbers? that's it. >> you want to pull it out? >> uh-huh. >> there go. >> all right, what is it? >> a cookie. >> oh, yes, chocolate cook. >> i do you like cookie's. >> ya. >> ya. where do you live? >> i don't know. who how are you going to get home? >> drive home. >> yeah. >> drive around in circles, i guess. what's your last name? >> steven. >> peter man. >> oh, like seinfeld, peter man? >> yes. >> he is a real peter man. welshing thank you, craig, craig peter man, nice to know you. >> where do you guys live? >> port richmond, thank you. >> happy holidays. >> bye! >> bye, see ya later how old is he? >> four. >> four, ya. let's go to bob. b

they are now in control of serious main highway. -- syria's main highway. >> aired on social media, thesemages purportedly show the capture of two military bases in northwestern syria by radical islamist groups affiliated with al qaeda. they are located -- they were held for two years by moderate rebels who were then driven out. the have yielded to the assault of the jihadist equipped with tanks and heavy weapons. >> the regime was defeated and assad forces left the area because they know longer have the means to defend it. >> according to the syrian observatory for human rights, at least 31 government soldiers and 12 rebel fighters were killed sunday in the battle. with this victory, it is possible the front could turn its attentions to the last city in the area still in the hands of the assad regime. taking the two military bases also allows them to control a highway from aleppo to hama. a heavy blow to the regime in damascus which claims it is in control of major cities and main highways in syria. >> a brilliant lawyer whose mother -- to his mother to three young children and a cafÉ ma

and kensington avenue is closed because of water main break we were telling you about. and we have a building fire in norristown, blocking off swede street and barbados street is a better bet in that case. better news along bal ming oh road, everything reopened today at 11:00 after the mudslide from the awful weather yesterday. lets do the commuter report on the hump day afternoon, one friend is talking about a minor crash on 222 in whitpain, it's giving us speeds of just 15 miles per hour in that area. slow go there and slow go elsewhere, we'll check it again in the next half hour. >> thank you matt. >>> if you are a comcast customer, have you noticed mistakes on your recent bill, "action news" anchor, monica malpass is in the newsroom. >> if you are a comcast customer, you may have overpaid on a bill recently, we have all the details of what to look for, nydia han is showing us the error that comcast is admitting to and how it's being corrected. >> he say giant in the nba and wilt chamberlain and the city came together to celebrate his legacy and this new stamp in his

david henry is live on main street tonight. could this be the information police are waiting for. >> reporter: well possibly the information the police and more importantly shane's family is looking for. they could get news that might confirm their worst fears. this show appears to show shane crossing the small bridge heading towards the river. this is the camera shot it's at a tilted angle but clearly shows the small bridge across the canal, that leads to a parking lot across the river, crime scene investigators crossed the river and its banks later today. the rough surf cut the search short. >> at this point we are begging for answers. >> shane montgomery seemed to vanish without a trace, he was out drinking with friends and their last stop was kildare's pub where they went their separate ways at closing time. police scoured local businesses for surveillance video, including christie's nail salon. they returned a number of times for more and this morning they tried a different time frame on this camera and that is when they a

it's described as a large water main break. columbia park is shut down between gordon and malibu circle. police tweeted the picture this morning. they tell us the road he unstable and buckling. therefore traffic is being diverted. stay away from the area if you can. repairs, police tell us are expecteded to take at least 24 hours, a full day. we are following the situation carefully and we'll have updates later on. angie? >> kristen, thanks. so for a second day in many a row, we started things off with gray skies, but check it out. it looks like a little sunshine is breaking through. amelia is in for all. >> if you're still noticing cloudy skies in your area se don't worry. the clouds will continue to move out. here on storm team 4 radar tracking light rain and snow showers, especially in st. mary's county on the eastern shore. you can see most of the activity has come to an end, pushing out of the area. and with that the clouds push out as well. by 2:00 p.m. everybody seeing sunshine. clear skies tonight mean cold overnight lo

walter main giving way, turning this once beautiful little house into this. this water main was no match for the downpours. topped off by the deluge. >> well, it's receded. see all this stuff. it was closed. >> several houses wound up with several inches of water in the garage. water flowed free three like a stream. right by the home of steve kovlic. told me how he found out about the pipe giving way. >> some one banged on the door. go check your front yard. we opened the front yard. we said, ooh, there is a lack out in front. the rain came done so fast. inch and a half in two hours. couldn't handle it on idaho street. ankle deep walter at th water a apartment complex. dana came out during the downpour and steppeden it. >> went out the front. it was look that. >> how high was it? >> probably right up to here. tell me how you felt at the moment. the water was that high up your leg. >> i was scared. it was cold. >> back out here in menlo park. looking at what is left over after a watt r maer main gave w. the rain is beginning to fall again. and, clean-up to be

and commuters are having to deal with a water main break and an accident? . >> we have you kord. what are you seeing? >> so our majors in pennsylvania look pretty good. i want to start thing out showing you 476, a live look right at route 30 where you can see just a few cars on the road. but this friday we'll see this pick up in the next little bit. taking a look at your drive times on 95 between wood hachb and the vine in both directions, 13 minutes. it's a great time to get on 95. also we're following that accident on an interstate in new jersey, the garden state parkway southbound is closed between sea aisle boulevard and the exit fb avalon. taking a look at mass transit, everything is running on or close to schedule. >>> 11 minutes past 5:00 right now. there's been a lot of back and forth over the future of the taj mahal. the casino was scheduled to close this morning until a last-minute reprieve yesterday. hours later that fell apart. we'll tell you where things stand right now. >>> we're expecting new information about the flu season today as one local state reports wide-sp

. >> a water main break we're following for drivers in montgomery county.this is in abbington township. it's on easton road. taking a live look at 95, the typical long term construction but because of the lack of volume that we're seeing at this time of the morning it's not causing any delays out there along 95. 95 southbound, the off-ramp to 202 is closed. be aware of that. and also for new jersey drivers, your drive time is looking good. >>> the new open door policy with cuba is sparking excitement for some local families. >>> plus an early christmas gift for thousands of local casino workers. the surprise that they'll have a better start to the new year than expected. >>> the new rule in new jersey that means a safer school day for at-risk students. >>> it is 4:14 and 37 degrees outside. people living in cuba hope that the normalization will bring for visitors and money. there are long lines of people seeking slee sos to visit or move to the u.s. but some say if you're cubans with leave, the better relations to move the economy there. for the trade embar