it is the old city. the municipal city has been added and it has been added in a very erratic way in order to , include areas and then exclude population. way -- very odd way. the rest is not jerusalem. when you want to decide on the future of jerusalem, you have to make that distinction between the old city and the municipal city. the city that has been enlarged. so reconciliation in midst of conflict, we need to agree on such issues of municipal services, day-to-day living problems, status of holy places, and disagree on issues such as political sovereignty. the proposed solution is to have the holy old city to have a special international jewish-christian-muslim custodianship. east is for the arab jerusalem, which is muslim and christian. and then the west is the jewish jerusalem. and then the city will be without barriers or restrictions. israel would transfer the responsibility of sewage, roads, schools, child care, health and social services to palestinians. taxes collected from palestinian resident

and so this is the old city.so basically only the old city and its immediate surroundings constitute the historical because jerusalem. jerusalem that is being mentioned in the bible and different holy name, different holy books. but that municipal city that has been added, if you noticed, this has been added in a very erratic way. like what's in order to include areas and then exclude populations which is a very odd way. the rest is not jerusalem. wing you decide on the future of jerusalem you have to make that distinction between the old city and the municipal city. the city that has been enlarged. so reconciliation in midst of conflict as we need to agree on such issues as municipal services, day-to-day living problems, status of holy places, and i agree to disagree on issues such as political sovereignty. so the proposed solution is to have the holy old city, to of a special international jewish christian muslim custodianship, while the miserable city is assured local custodianship. east is for the arab jerusa

you're looking liver at old city first reform united christ in old city.mals nativity scene there. >> pretty cool. worshippers took part in christmas eve services outdoors last night. the church does this every year, telling the story of the birth of jesus christ. that's the scene there last night. >> very cool. >> and now another look at the vatican. a live look, where pope francis is blessing the fateful in saint peters square. he'll also be delivering his christmas message. >> may the joy of this day ... >> inspire by hope, may continue their commitment ... >> that was dipping in live as the pope spoke. >> hearing from pope francis on this christmas day. switching gears, sufficient's -- surf's up at the jersey shore. >> prompting some people to spend their holiday at seaside resorts like bellmawr. people got out their thrip flops and surf boards. temperatures warm enough to ride the waves. some say bring it on. >> really warm, the waves, so i'll surf and i'm happy. fantastic, any time up get out on the water, christmas surprise. >> forecasters credit th

this is the old city. city and itse old immediate surrounding started we call jerusalem. jerusalem has been mentioned in different holy books. added.been in order to include areas and .hen exclude population there. old city when you decide on the future of to make thatu have distinction between the old city and the municipal city. city that has been enlarged. such issuesgree on of municipal services day-to-day holy places and on issues such as political sovereignty. is to haved solution special city, to have a relationship. west is the jewish jerusalem. city will be without restrictions. basically, of schools, child social services -- a look atf we have win-losether it's a situation the way it is now but it is ethically .ivided win-win it's a situation if we would share the city and then this way, to have the city open to the world, to pray.nd be recognizeduld by the international community. andould bring in security stability. thank you very much. my take on this. [applause] >> it really reflects the the issue and the thelem we have to look at interdisciplinary approach

in the shadows of the dome of the rock, this family has been renting this house since jerusalem's old city for more than 60 years. she faces eviction to make ways for israeli settlors. >> translation: they are doing this to bring settlers of. they talk about peace about but the reality is they are taking the land. >> reporter: she should fall under protected tenants who cannot be evicted, but based on a court-appointed principle called abandonment, a family with be evicted if it is proved that they didn't continuously occupy the property. that has been proven by the jewish trust which owns this building, even though the family continued to pay rent while they weren't there. the family has appealed to the supreme court and submitted a petition. it is a complicated legal story, but it boils down to a wider israeli law that says that any property owned by jews before 1948 as this building was, should be returned to its historical owner. israel maintains that east jerusalem is an integral part of israel so the law applies here. >> settlors groups, they usually use this loophole to take over pr

i'm live in old city, chad pradelli, channel 6 "action news." >> chad, thank you. police say an "action news" viewer helped them track down two people that were stealing from local pharmacies, police arrested the pair and they say they were stealing products like electronic tooth brushes and whitening strips and health monitors. they stole a total of $100,000 worth of items, "action news" ran surveillance video of the crimes last week and a viewer called police and gave them the names of the suspect and they are in jail on $10,000 bail. >>> pennsylvania governor, tom wolf is spending this christmas deciding whether to sign a last ditch spending plan, they sent the stop gap bill to the governor's office tonight. it dragged on for six months now causing schools and social service agencies across the state to borrow money to keep operating, the governor has not said he would sign it or slash the spending it contains. >>> and now they are opening an investigation into the fantasy sports websites, like draft kings and fan dual, it's illegal gambling and not just a game,

life in the old city has become very difficult to those of my age.ke to go out but now we can't do anything, it's too dangerous. if i go out for a walk i will get stopped more than once. if a soldier speaks bad to me i want to defend myself but if i say something wrong i will get detained and our parents don't allow us to live at home, they are too scared. >> reporter: this boy school is in the heart of jerusalem's old city and tensions are high and being a palestinian teenager these days is not easy. >> translator: we take our precautions and don't go to the jewish side and it can be dangerous for us and anyone can accuse us of anything and we can scream he is an arab and that is enough for the police to shoot at us, i'm sad and humiliated. >> reporter: most of the students here live in the old city or the occupied west bank and coming to school has become difficult. a resent report by the israel internal security forces says it's the sense of deprivation and lack of hope that is at the core of the anger among so many palestinian youth. and that bot

they say the attack happened outside the main entrance to the old city. the two victims died in the incident. reports say one was accidently shot by police. more than 130 palestinians have been killed while launching attacks. all were shot dead at the scene. security is tightening for influx of christian pilgrims expected in the old city at christmas. >>> the french government is looking to make the emergency antiterror laws created permanent. the proposed constitutional changes come after 130 people died in paris. since then police have conducted close to 3,000 raids without warrants. the government says an amendment is necessary to protect such emergency measures from legal challenges. prime minister says the threat of terrorism has never been so high. >> translator: today the proposed constitution, we'll need a lot of manpower to fight against extremists. the parliament is to debate the proposed amendments in february. >>> australian authorities have made more arrests in connection with a terror plot. they say the suspects were involved in a plan to at

looking live at mark street in old city. we are on the verge of breaking records. es not feel like christmas in the city. >> it doesn't. fox 29 meteorologist scott williams is outside our studios. scott, i'm loving this weather. >> yes. this is definitely iain weather, because it feels like spring. i mean it's hard to believe that tomorrow is christmas eve. we'll shatter records. highs expected to top out in the mid 70s. but right now live here in old city, it is damp, it is dreary. so pack some patience a lot of splash and dash stepping outdoors right now. but let's talk about some christmas eve extremes. the record low for christmas eve, the coldest it's every gotten for low is 3 degrees much the normal high is 42 degrees. and the record high for tomorrow for christmas eve is 64 degrees but look at our forecast. smashing it by over 10 degrees. a high of 75 degrees and to put that in to perspective the warmest december day ever is 73 degrees so we'll smash that record as well. dating back to the 1800's with that high of 75 degrees. your holiday travel for christmas

city. the 22-year-old has been job hunting and trying to get the money her former employer owes her. the delivery company she used to work for went out of business and all 300 employees lost their jobs. >> translation: i can do whatever job comes up. everything is hard. i'm desperate. >> reporter: in brazil's recession unemployment is rising across the board, but among people 18 to 24 years old unemployment is highest. it is 19%. according to the brazilian bureau of statistics. in the previous three years it was 14% or lower. >> reporter: in years past seasonal jobs offered a path to a full-time job. this year not so. stores are hiring fewer seasonal workers and even for those who are lucky enough to get a temporary job, there's no guarantee it will become full-time. university student says she beat 1 # 5 other girls to land this seasonal job at a shoe store. initially she was hoping it would help pay for her school expenses, but her mother recently lost her job, so now she is the only one in her household earning an income. >> translation: with my money i will be able to pay for the

. >>> in other news tonight, philadelphia police are stepping up patrols in old city, after a rash of armed robberies in the area prompted calls for action from residents, chad pradelli is live in old city with the detales. >> reporter: rick, police say that the suspect hits at night and he has been striking with increasing frequency along the 300 block of north third street and his weapon say gun and demands his victims turn over his belongings. >> it put me on edge and made me think twice about walking through the neighbor add at night. >> that is the word from old city, the signs are posted around the neighborhood warning residents to be vigilant. >> i think they need to light up the streets better, they have this soft like cozy lighting, it's philadelphia you have to have this thing lit up like a christmas tree. >> i heard about it and i'm worry, it's the shopping season and people coming home from work and worried about walking down the street with gifts and having a gun pointed at your face. >> the gunman hit three times on december 13th at 4th and new street and twice five days

quick look at hustle and bustle in old city.ber across the area in philadelphia. wilmington 71. allentown as well as reading. most of the rainfall has come to an end still watch something showers even rumbles thunder moving threw sections of sal bury maryland most of the rain will stay well to our south for now. but we do have some more rain in that holiday weekend forecast. we'll talk about that coming up. but take look at the temperatures right now. 66 in wilmington as well as millville and atlantic city. low 60s in the lehigh valley and mid 50s right to you in the pocono mountains. so definitely not feeling like december or christmas eve. the bottom line hour by hour maybe you're headed out to grab some last minute gifts or headed to holiday mass. we're looking at mild and kind of muggy conditions temperatures are going to be in the mid 60s. coming up, not only did we set records today but tomorrow we have a shot at breaking more records we'll talk about that and our next chance for some rain. iain, back to you. >> all right,

eyewitness news in old city. animals, birth of joes, among the bunch were goats, sheep even a done key there was an opportunity for community to adopt a 4 legged friend of their own whiled there. >>> holiday record this weekend in georgia more than 400 love birds puckered up attempting to break the record for the most couples quiching under a missile toe at once. they joined hands. pictures showed an official world record commemoration that occasion, wow. >> that will get you in the spirit jam. >>> nice warm and fuzzy like our weather. >> i cannot believe. unbelievable today. 70s unbelievable. >>> 70s in philadelphia the first time in december in about nine years. know that complaints. but if you like the colder weather there's something in the forecast pho for you too. there's something for everyone. but it is another extremely mild december evening across center city philadelphia. starting to see some of that fog settling in. warmer air masses had ability to hold more moisture than older air masses you see. con

. >> philadelphia police are urging people in old city to stay alert after gun point robbery, the people were robbed on the night of december 13th and then five days later more victims in an hour and left residents with a sense of unease. >> i am worried i have heard about it and it's the shopping season, people come home at night and the last thing you need to worry about walking with gifts is to have a gun pointed at your face. >> the suspect got away with cash, wallets purses and cell phones and nobody was hurt. >> detectives are searching for two men that burglarized an old city bar, they stole from the forefathers bar and grill on west market street tuesday morning, police say they got inside by breaking a window with a break. able to take two safes worth $1400, if you recognize either suspect contact philadelphia police. >>> chopper 6 was in feasterville buck county this morning after a car became wedged under a trick or treat, it became wedged under a tractor trailer at street road, it's unclear what caused the vehicles to collide some how there was no serious injuries. >>> pennsy

. >> translation: life in the old city has become very difficult to those of my age. we like to go out, but now we can't do anything. it's too dangerous. if i go out for a walk, i will get stopped more than once. if the soldier speaks bad to me i want to defend myself, but if i say something wrong i will get detained. our parents don't allow us to leave the home. they're too scared >> reporter: this boyss' school is in the heart of injuries. these a teenager these days is not easy. >> translation: we take our precautions. we don't go to the jewish side. it can be dangerous for us. anyone can accuse us of anything. i'm sad and humiliated. >> reporter: most of the students here live in the old city or the occupied west bank and coming to school has become difficult. >> a recent report from the internal security services, it's this sense of depravation and lack of hope that is at the core of the palestinian youth. that bottled up anger and frustration sometimes translates into acts of violence. this happened to these two cousins after school and they stabbed israelis. on

life in the old city has become very difficult to those of my age.e like to go out, but now we can't do anything. it's too dangerous. if i go out for a walk, i will get stopped more than once. if a soldier speaks back to me, i want to defend myself, but if i say something wrong i will get detained. our parents don't allow us to leave the home. they are too squared. >> reporter: - squared >> reporter: this - scared >> reporter: tensions are high here and these days it is not easy for them being teenagers. >> translation: we take our precautions. we don't go to the jewish site. it can be dangerous for us. anyone can accuse of us of anything. i am sad and humiliated. >> reporter: most of the students here live in the old city or the occupied west bank and coming to school has become difficult. a recent report by the security services says it's the sense of deep road accident invitation and-- depravation and lack of hope in them, which sometimes translates into acts of violence. it's what happened to this boy. two cousins of 15 and 14 stabbed two israeli

. >> translation: life in the old city has become very difficult to those of my age. we like to go out, but now we can't do anything. it's too dangerous. if i go out for a walk, i will get stopped more than once. if a soldier speaks bad to me, i want to defend myself b but if i say something wrong i will get detained. our parents don't allow us to leave the home they're too scared. >> reporter: this boys' school is in the heart of the jerusalem's old city. tensions are hard and being a palestinian teenager these days is not easy. >> translation: we take our precautions. we don't go to the jewish site. it can be dangerous for us. anyone can accuse us of anything. i say he is an arab and that is enough for us to be shot at. i'm sad and high million crate. -- mew million crate humiliated. coming to school has become difficult for them. a respondent report says it is the sense of deprivation that is at the cause of the violence. it is what happens to two cousinss of 15 and 13 with who after school stabbed two israelis. one died and the other was detained. >> he describes

meteorologist kathy orr outside in old city tonight with look what's ahead. kathy? >> everyone is smiling, iain. i don't hear any complaints. it is a very pleasant night in center city. a light wind and everyone seems to be out and about with a light jacket and that's what we're going to expect over the next couple of days. you can look behind me it's a busy evening and we are looking at mild temperatures right through the evening hours. take a look at the highs today. philadelphia 56. the same in mt. holly. wilmington 54. pottstown 53. the same in allentown and those temperatures are running at least eight to 10 degrees above normal. on ultimate doppler we have a few more clouds moving our way with a weak disturbance that could bring us a sprinkle come early tomorrow morning. otherwise it stays mild. in philadelphia 55. 52 in pottstown. and allentown. right now it is 53 in dover. so this evening if you're stepping out, it will be partly cloudy at 7:00 p.m. 52 degrees. increasing clouds late tonight but the temperature falling every so slowly by 11:00 o'clock it will

. >> translator: life in the old city has become very difficult to those of my age.o go out, but now we can't do anything. it's too dangerous. if i go out for a walk, i will get stopped more than once if a soldier speaks bad to me, i want to defend myself, but if i say something wrong, i will get detained. our parents don't allow us to leave the home. they are too scared. >> reporter: this boys' school is in the heart of jerusalem's old city. tensions are high, and being a palestinian teenager these days not easy. >> translator: we take our precautions. we don't go to the jewish side. it can be dangerous for us. anyone can accuse of anything. a settler can scream, he is a murde murderer, and that's enough for the soldiers to shoot us. >> reporter: coming to school has become difficult. a recent report by israeli's internal security services say it is exactly this sense of deprivation and lack of hope that is at the core of the anger of so many palestinian youth. and that bottled up anger and frustration sometimes translates into acts of violence. it's what happened t

eyewitness news in old city. animals, birth of joes, among the bunch were goats, sheep even a done key there was an opportunity for community to adopt a 4 legged friend of their own whiled there. >>> holiday record this weekend in georgia more than 400 love birds puckered up attempting to break the record for the most couples quiching under a missile toe at once. they joined hands. pictures showed an official world record commemoration that occasion, wow. >> that will get you in the spirit jam. >>> nice warm and fuzzy like our weather. >> i cannot believe. unbelievable today. 70s unbelievable. >>> 70s in philadelphia the first time in december in about nine years. know that complaints. but if you like the colder weather there's something in the forecast pho for you too. there's something for everyone. but it is another extremely mild december evening across center city philadelphia. starting to see some of that fog settling in. warmer air masses had ability to hold more moisture than older air masses you see. con

katy zachry is live in old city with what we can expect. >> reporter: tracy, attorney general kathleen kane put together this team of special prosecutors to reviews offensive e-mails allegedly sent to and from some top state employees. later this morning in a few hours she will announce that team. kathleen kane, this comes after kathleen kane's job as pennsylvania attorney general is in jeopardy. a state senate committee recommended that she be removed from office. kane's law license was suspended after she was charged with perjury, and obstruction this summer for allegedly leaking grand jury information and for lying about it under oath. today attorney general kane is drawing attention away from herself and her case and instead putting it on the state employees who allegedly passed these offensive racially offensive misogynistic and homophobic e-mails to and from each other. we'll tell you about a state justice who is accused of doing this. reporting live in old city, katy zachry, "nbc 10 news." >>> new information about the small delaware county borough known for holding chaotic meet

there's a new spot in old city.nly accomplishes that but makes you feel like you're stepping back in time. still ahead our have you that are ya woodill tells you why it's a cut above the rest. >> did you get a gift card you really don't want a major retailer will buy it from you. where you can make a trade to get what you want. >> a scare in the air. fine out what sent nearly two dozen passengers to the hospital when we come right back. ♪ (vo) some call it giving back. we call it share the love. during our share the love event, get a new subaru, and we'll donate $250 to those in need. bringing our total donations to over sixty-five million dollars. and bringing love where it's needed most. love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. >> evacuations underway in illinois and missouri swollen rivers and streams are being pushed to heights not seen in a quarter century. some homes near st. louis are already underwater and the situation could get much worse britt improves. the flooding has already blamed for at least 20 dea

you the same answer, that it' s an old city, but it' s concerning that it' s happening again within a 30-day span and front of my house twice. >> now these neighbors will have >> waterworks is working their best to change out these types and upgrade the system. that' s as far as i know. >> officials say the break should be fixed by morning. those roads out there, though, will remain closed overnight. >> a developing story out of d.c. tonight -- bigger of the house paul ryan says a deal has been reached on a spending plan that will run the government through next to timber. the $1.1 trillion bill is expected to go up for vote data this week. it also includes a broad package of tax breaks with about 800 billion dollars. the government is currently set to run out of money tomorrow at midnight. the senate has confirmed the next u.s. attorney for new hampshire. president obama nominated emily gray rice, and she has the support of senators jeanne shaheen and kelly ayotte. rice has worked as a trial lawyer and professor and in the state attorney general' s office. she will replace acting u

there's a new spot in old city.y accomplishes that but makes you feel like you're stepping back in time. still ahead our have you that are ya woodill tells you why it's a cut above the rest. >> did you get a gift card you really don't want a major retailer will buy it from you. where you can make a trade to get what you want. >> a scare in the air. fine out what sent nearly two dozen passengers to the hospital when we come right back. >> evacuations underway in illinois and missouri swollen rivers and streams are being pushed to heights not seen in a quarter century. some homes near st. louis are already underwater and the situation could get much worse britt improves. the flooding has already blamed for at least 20 deaths over the past few days. emergency crews have been very busy trying to reach those stranded in cars and homes. >>> a grand jury has indicted a friend of one of the shooters in the san bernardino massacre. 24-year-old enrique marques injury accused of of couldn't dispute with if a wreak to carry out

he was in another fight in october outside an olde city bar.ixers suspended okafor for two games. >>> a new jersey mommies fighting mad over something that happened in atlanta. she says, that she and her son just wanted to catch a flight home but she's still having a lawsuit over something that the to tsa did. >>> but first your winning lottery numbers. >>> local business owners hope police can track down this guy where he has been hitting merchant hard. >>> plus new jersey lawmakers fail to override christie's vote on a gun control bill but vowed not to give up their fight. hear what they are planning to do next. >>> it is finally friday, december 4th, 2015. >> first friday in olde city is it is tonight. the it is all exciting here. street vendors come out, it is lively, walk around, get food. what do they call it first friday, in olde city, have you been. >> no. >> you should bring your kid, it is exciting. >> yes. >> but you have to work tonight. >> i am going out to long wood gardens for the first time, ever sue serio you will be blown away

city 73. reading 68. 67 the new record in wilmington. in the poconos they beat the oldecord of 58 set back in 1979. so it was warm everywhere. a mild night. temperatures not falling all that much tonight with some cloud cover and areas of fog. 53 in the city. 50 in our suburbs. if some patchy fog even during tomorrow morning but the warmth will be replaced by cooler air behind this cold front. the cold front is going to bring rain to the delaware valley by tomorrow afternoon. as we time the out, in the morning, some clouds, some fog, and a dry morning rush but then by the afternoon after about 4:00 o'clock, the rain moves in and you see all those bright oranges and also some red. that is some heavy rain moving in for the evening rush. behind it, some cooler air. wait until you see the temperatures by next weekend. it's going feel like winter. i'll be back with the seven day later in the broadcast. for now enjoy the warmth. >> i am, kathy. thank you very much. all this record-breaking heat makes it very hard to remember that christmas is less than two weeks away. and han

three people have been wounded at the jaffa gate in the old city. two were stabbed, another shot. the latest about in a wave of attacks that has left both israelis and palestinians dead. oren liebermann is in jerusalem with more. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. all of this started just a couple hours ago outside the jaffa gate. the jaffa gate leads into the christian quarter. so especially at this time of the year, it is a very busy place. police say two palestinian attackers came up to that area, stabbed two people, three were injured, that's because israeli police say one of those was injured with gun fire, perhaps by israeli security forces shooting at attackers. one was shotted a killed at the scene, the other taken to a hospital where he later died. of the three injured, two were seriously injured, one moderately injured. police blocked off the entire area. there were moments of panic as we've seen on the video there right after this happening. again, a very busy area this time of year and we've seen because of at being as because of ongoing clashes, violence and ten

. >> i'm taking you through damascus gate, which is one of the gates to the old city.y ancient. people say that the deepest go back to king david. then as history progressed they built up the walls, so the top bed is the newest. >> and by newest you mean -- >> up to about the ottoman time. the turks left here about 150 years ago. and the brits came and they conquered us. i wasn't here. >> born here, now cooking in london yotam ottolenghi is the widely known respected chef and co-author of the book "jerusalem." >> basically, this city was divided into two until 1967 when there was the famous six-day war. >> yep. >> and the hall that we're traveling in now, walking in, is east jerusalem. it's the palestinian part. that was up until '67 belonged to jordan. so now it's under israeli control. very controversial because for the jews, for the israelis, the city has been unified. but obviously for the palestinian, they're under occupation as far as they're concerned. we just have to go for a falafel because it's so much part of the culture here. again, contentious because jews

clean up the classroom that hadn't been used for about 19 years because of the separation of the old city from the new city or western city of jerusalem. since that time scholars came from all over the world to join us and participate in our academic work. including some of the leaders of israel. we had a clergy of christians, muslims, and others who participated in our work. so, again, academically we focused on jerusalem for a very long time. i would just like to mention one particular study related to our topic today. not for publicity purposes, but back in 1973 we had a project at columbia university in the school of journalism about how religion could advance the cause of peace in the middle east. producing a book on the role of communications in the middle east. i'm mentioning this because there is no way that one can discuss the issue of jerusalem separate from the palestinian conflict or israeli conflict. or the conflict between israel and the muslim world and the international issue. so, let me just begin by reminding all of us that we are familiar with jerusalem the same way tha

city. this morning her former colleagues joined her family and friends in saying "goodbye" at her funeral at st. joseph's catholic church. jean-ee vuh-kul-skuhs s s 63 years old. 3 3 they're small... their cute... and they smell good too! 3 the sioux city police officer's association is trying to make the holidays a little more cheerful for some kids in local hospitals... donating 29 scentsy buddies... stuffed animals infused with fragrances... to unity point health st. ke's, mercy memecal center and the e ne e. nylen ncer center.detective jeff harstad and his wife jasmine led the effort. 3 "we wanted to do something good for our community and this time of year is a perfect time to do that. since i'm a that our children love the little scentcy buddies that we have, the little stutued animals with the scents inside of them, i f fured it would be kind of a good way to incorporate scentsy and give back to the community as well."officers also put several cards inside of the boxes for the children who receive the stuffed animals to read. 3 3 tonight clouds will be prominent with temperatures in the mid 20s. thursday morning and early afternoon could bring some lig

also unseasonably warm, it is hazy in our neighborhood here in olde city we will get your full forecastht mass to kick off christmas and this year was no different this was the scene in the very crowded church. more masses in churches all over the delaware valley all day to day. >>> and this is, the sound of, the the mass that pope francis celebrated, a special christmas eve mass, of course, at the vatican. midnight ceremony featured a special prayer from the pope and playing christmas songs on trumpets n his homily, pope fran cyst urged folks intoxicated by possessions and superficial appearances to return to the essential values of life. thousands office people expected to attend the the pope's traditional christmas speech in st. peters square and that is in a few hours from right now. >>> christian faith fall from around the world in the bethlehem for christmas celebrations at the traditional birthplace of jesus. and there you can see thousands of worshipers, participating in these holiday festivities despite the the chaos in that region of the middle east. >>> back here at home, goo

. >> this boys school is in the heart of jerusalem's old city.tensions are high and being a palestinian teenager is not easy. >> we take our precautions. we don't go to the jewish side. it can be dangerous for us. anyone can accuse us of anything. they could yell and scream that he's an arab. that's enough for the police to shoot at us. i'm sad and humiliated. >> most of the students here live in the old city or the occupied west bank. and coming to school has become difficult. >> a recent report that israel's interm security services say it is this lack of hope that brings around to so many palestinian youth. >> and that bottled-up anger and frustration sometimes translates to act of violence. that's what happened to two cousins 15 and 13, they stabbed two israelis. one died and the other was detained. >> he describes a situation while his older cousin tells him we should be--we should be martyrs because life is so bad. we have no future. i don't see any horizon. in his affidavit from the 14th of october, still in the opt in hadasa. he says, we

katy zachry is live in old city with what we can expect. what do we know about this? >> reporter: we know the attorney general will be announcing a new legal team made up of special prosecutors who will be reviewing racially charged offensive e-mails and pinpointing who else was involved. here is video of some of the e-mails. we had to blur them out because of the explicit nature. michael eakin is accused by kane's camp of circulating the e-mai e-mails. her team will review the e-mails that kane calls homophobic and religiously offensive. last week a state senate committee recommended that she be removed from office. this after her law license was stripped from her after she was charged the perjury this summer. she does deny wrong doing. we have reached out for more information on this special team of prosecutors. we have not yet heard back. katy zachry, "nbc 10 news." >> lawmakers in ksh are meeting to discuss how to take down isis. "usa today" reporting that the pentagon is considering deploying more troops in syria. the defense secretary ashton carter is expected t

city. this morning her former colleagues joined her family and friends in saying "goodbye" at her funeral at st. joseph's catholic church. jean-ee vuh-kul-skuhu was 63 years old. 3 3 they're small... their cute... and they smell good too! 3 the sioux city police officer's association is tryingngo make the holidays a kids in local hospitals... donating 29 scentsy buddies... stuffed animals infused with fragrances... to unity point health st. luke's, mercy medical center and the june e. nylen cancer center.detective jeff harstad and hihiwife jasmine led the effort. officers also put several cards inside of the boxes for the children who receive the stuffed animals to read. 3 3 tonight clouds will be prominent with teteeratures in the mid 20s. thursday morning and early afternoon could bring some light snow across the area. otherwise, mostly cloudy skies will persist through friday evening with temperatures in the low to o upper 30s. christmas evening brings chance for rain/snow mix that will change over to snow by saturday morning and continue through saturday evening. sunday will be mostly cloudy and blustery conditions with temperatures in the upper 20s. we a

. >>> here's a live look lets see what is going on in olde city, it is a wet start to the morning, sue and been will be back next with the check of your weather and traffic, make sure you keep watching. it is yucky this morning. for most of us it is rain but for higher elevations the the the frozen precipitation, and the sleet is hanging on. this winter weather advisory for carbon and monroe county is in effect until 11:00 a.m. temperatures only 28 in mount pocono and every where around there. we have donna above freezing in allentown. it is getting better as far as type of precipitation but still yucky. 47 degrees in philadelphia 50's to the south of us at the shore and in dover, delaware. so, when you get the the rain, it could be lots of it. it is a cold rain as dave kinchen has been describing. it may ab about freezing in allentown but feels like it is 28 degrees. you still have to bundle up underneath that rain coat but only for this morning, wait until you see where temperatures go later in the day. as we zoom in we will see line of of pink, that is up in the higher elevations an

about 150 people protested in occupied east jerusalem near damascus gates in the old city. soldiers fired tear gas and hit protesters with batons. several youths have been arrested. earlier in occupied east jerusalem israeli forces shot dead a palestinian man. the military says he tried to stab an israeli. another palestinian man killed in clashes with israeli forces has been burden eat. 22-year-old was killed on friday near the border with the gaza strip for allegedly throwing rocks at israeli soldiers. a wave of violence that started in october has left 137 palestinians and 20 israelis dead. still to come on the al jazeera news hour allegations of abuse as mexico cracks down on central american migrants trying to reach the united states. confidence building in the central african republic. security is beefed up ahead of a key presidential election. >> as to fire, sometimes i do it business myself >>> he says he may leave the hot seat following yet another loss of manchester united. to france now where protesters have stormed a muslim prayer hall. the prime minister has ca

dave didn't necessity what to expect when's arrived here at pht studios in olde city and he got his holiday surprise live at air. >> you are going to phillies fantasy camp, my man. >> reporter: that is five days for dave in clearwater, florida at the end of january, meeting many phillies greats and playing on the field of phillies that they train on. >> to be around those guys, people i knew up, listened and watch, it will be something. >> reporter: he gets an official uniform too. the the trip is part of the liberty u.s. o's mission serving pennsylvania and south jersey. >> it provides comfort, care, support, to veterans. >> can't thank them enough. it will be a great opportunity. >> reporter: especially for this diehard phillies fan who remembers are watching the team from a remote part of the afghanistan with help from his wife. >> she would skype live the world series, in 2009 and in between commercials my kid would get out in front and clown around. >> reporter: no internet necessary now, liberty uso making a wish come true this holiday as a way to say thank you for what dave does ever

it is a beautiful night here in old city philadelphia. you can see behind me folks out with some light jackets on, but enjoying the evening and why not? it is going to stay in the 50s right through the 11:00 o'clock hour. take look at some of these highs in atlantic city 64 degrees. that was the high at the airpo airport. philadelphia 62. wilmington 61. 59 degrees in mt. holly, pottstown 55. these temperatures running near 20 degrees above normal. right now 58 in philadelphia. cooler in pottstown and allentown and the poconos 45 degrees. too warm to make snow. unfortunately, because it is the ski season. right now we're looking at ultimate doppler with a few clouds moving our way and those clouds will help to keep the temperatures up overnight. a mild evening in store if you're doing any shopping, 56 degrees at 7:00 p.m. by 9:00 p.m. 53. light jacket and by 11:00 o'clock partly cloudy skies expected with a temperature of 50. coming up, not one, not two, but three possible record breaking days as far as temperatures are concerned. we'll ta

. >> this area is what's known as the muslim quarter of the old city. we're on the roof of nor a's house. the fear among palestinians living here is that over time they will lose their homes to more israeli settlers. >> she breaks down during our interview. it's not fair she says. her mother died in this house. all her memories are here. over the years, there's been an increase in settlement activity here. while we were filming, a young girl under armed guard comes to tell nora why are you still here. this is ours. you are delusional. when i asked her what the problem is she says the court has already kicked her out. >>> at least 23 people have died in a fire at a russian mental health clinic. many victims were bedridden. of the 50 people rescued, 23 are badly injured. it happened in a village about 600 kilometers south of moscow. >> campaigning is underway in spain ahead of a general election next week. opinion polls predict no single party is likely to win a majority and that more ah of 40% of voters are still unsure about who to vote for >>> there is

the it is really bad out there you can see from our olde city camera how bad it is, 51 degrees. barely a breeze. nothing, visibility. better call ahead if you have a a flight out this morning because we will have some problems at the airport this morning. 7:14 is your sunrise time. we have quite a few clouds in advance of the front but it will zoom into this area, by later on, and then actually we're going, i didn't fix that so lets a's do this one, yes. 68 degrees is our high temperature today and as we said the rain will probably start to arrive around sunset and that sunset time is 4:37. so, get it together on a monday morning, just allow yourself extra time, with all that fog out there, and speaking of time, once you get out there it will be slow go in many places and we are already seeing accidents out there this morning, all of the more reason to slow down. we are looking at the 42 freeway in new jersey, at creek road, that is about the only camera that is not completely fogged out, our traffic camera you cannot the tell where it is, it is so bad but traffic is moving smoo

. >>> we have our studio here at fourth and market in olde city. up hour our lights, our reindeer are hanging out this one place in our area that goes all out. yeah, join me, come along here as i take you to an impressive display at long wood gardens. >> ♪ >> reporter: talk about making spirits bright, long wood gardens is illuminated with 500,000, christmas lights each year. arborist installed to miles of lights, christmas display is illuminated with led lights and 90 percent less electricity then traditional who will will daylights. they are also busy maintaining all of the plant and trees, close to 13,000 potted holiday plant will be used in the christmas displays. nearly 7,000 plants were grown in long wood's production greenhouses including more than 1600, poinsettia plants. the nearly 100 cut trees are selected from the display range nothing size from three to 24 feet tall, and again, many are covered in lights. long wood gardens not only has half million lights, but how about the fountains? 750 jets, help this over the a air, fountain come t

. >>> philadelphia police want your help tracking down the men that broke into an old city bar, at four fathers bar and grill tuesday morning, they got in by breaking the window with a brick and they stole two safes worth $14,000. and they tried to break open the cash register. if you have any information call philadelphia police. >>> still to come on "action news" at noon, it's a popular gift item this holiday season the hover board but the concern over the safety of the device prompted a federal agency to take a closer look. >>> and how one hotel could have compromised your personal information, we'll talk about a hack coming up. mornings. they're bad breath, bad hair and a bad case of the mondays. and organized wardrobes that help you pull it together. they're showering, shaving, and shuffling. and bathrooms that get big families out the door. they're number ones, number twos, and a number of ideas for three. life's morning madness. and comfortable, organized bed and bathrooms that make them better. >>> hyatt hotel officials are telling people to monitor their credit card statement,

high in the city 71 degrees. breaking old 65 set in 192 and other records to share with you for sunday. atlantic city up to 73 today. trenton 70. 67 wilmington allentown 68 mount pocono today 67. we're dealing with south easterly winds. more in the way of cloud cover. mild, 64 city and 58 in poconos and 59 wilmington and upper 50s in planner and beach haven. partly to mostly cloudy sky across the region. we are tapping into that south easterly wind so a lot of low level moisture on the way tonight and dealing with once again areas of fog. we'll widen out the picture however we're tracking area of low pressure over the southern plain states and you can see a lot of rain in advance ever that system and the storm system for the most part arrived on off north and east. a lot of moisture will bypass the region and tap into up are jury as we get to late tomorrow afternoon and into tomorrow night. the call from accuweather tonight is mostly cloudy. mild once again. dropping down to 51 suburbs and 54 in philadelphia in areas of fog r