let's take you to a live look -- barclary friends senior living community. let's take a live look you see the dises decimated shell of the senior community. we have people in hospitals, many family members are home wringing their hands, many have not gotten confirmation on their how their loved one is doing. we're waiting to hear from the red cross on all those displaced and we'll bring that to you. >> karen rogers has a look at traffic. you can imagine how everyone is waiting to hear from that, right? let's look at the roads, we're seeing slow traffic in new jersey. this is 42, we had extra jams because of construction at 676 causing delays there. the construction has cleared, so the delays are starting to ease right now. i was checking the waze app have a report of an accident on 309 in quakertown involving a garbage truck in richland townshiple road. >>> benjamin franklin parkway will close for the marathon, from 930 to 3:30 p.m. looking at the travel time, so far so good, i-95 the schuylkill expressway, 42 looking good. winds are gusting, we have 32 in t

reason enough to ask how people live and how we want to live arts twenty one traveled around the world to find answers. we talked to award winning chilean architect and a handle and have a not if we do nothing they will go and leave it in slums we spoke with the collective assemble they build where no one else wants to and create stylish yet socially responsible housing. we're really interested in how you give people the tools to change the environments that i live in. and we look to berlin the german capital has turned into an elder rado for speculators and a testing ground for urban development and in books or anything in the prognoses or correct berlin's population will increase. by the size of a small city over the next twenty years. but before we hear about that let's take a stroll through the international interiors show in cologne the of this is here isn't cozy cocooning is up and coming again so what does that tell us about the world we're living in. here we have the kind of place you could hibernate in all winter long this year's international interiors show has no shortage of

the living trees, all find a new living tree or they will themselves die. much of the understanding of the forest dwells embedded in these relationships also passes away. the trees particular knowledge of the nature of light and wind and living communities gain a lifetime of interaction in one location in the forest. all that knowledge dissolves. yet by catalyzing new life in and around their bodies trees bring new connections and new life. the creative process is not didactic, it doesn't pass on what is new, re-creating a new version of itself, professor like but around and inside the tree, death brings about thousands of interactions. each one exploring ecological opportunity. from this unmanaged, uncontrolled multitude the next forest emerge is composed of new knowledge embedded in new relationships. like a lightning rod the dead tree draws into its body the potential that surrounds it focusing and intensifying what was diffuse and unlike lightning, the surge doesn't flow into the ground and disappear. instead, life feeds on the closeness of connections

i'm from the amazon here in peru, but i live in alabama.ired military, so i travel all over the world. but my heart is here, so i had to help my people. >> what do we have here? >> clothes, different sizes for the children, some winter clothes, diapers, special milk. ♪ [ laughter ] >> in just a moment, you're going to meet a man some say is quite the hero, but he humbly says it is his calling -- rescuing children who are literally thrown away by their parents just because the children were born with disabilities. >> what is her name? >> lucia. >> lucia. and lucia's father tried to kill her? >> yeah. he tried to kill her. she has a cut here in the belly, but she's already healed. [ indistinct conversations ] ♪ >> and later on in our program, the creative partnership between vida usa and emeryville and global trading company otis mcallister in oakland. >> as peru gives us from their bounty the riches of their agriculture, their products like quinoa, what can we offer them? and one thing we can offer is surplus medical equipment. >> we'll be r

sky fox with the live footage. we will try to keep sky fox up as long as we can at first light so we can see what is left of this fairly big complex in west chester. >> also, any minute now we are expecting to have a press conference, last press conference was at 4:00 a.m. we were told they would give us an update. we have reports about 20 people have been injured but we don't know it hasn't been confirmed. officials tell us at 6:00 a.m. they will have a press conference to give us latest numbers and we will get them to you as soon as we see they are ready for that press conference. >> last update was 4:00 in the morning they were right on time. they are behind schedule now but at 6:01. we will take it immediately when they get to the microphone. so many families are worried. i can't even imagine how scared they are right now because they don't know exactly, exactly where their family members are. >>> quick weather and traffic and we will go back to that press conference when we have it. >> fit begins during weathe

living few slaves were up here, living and working up here. and then there would have been slaves living and working in the main house, probably. peer anda few just a like i said -- just up here, the i said, just a few and a lower town there was a whole community of and slaved people living and working. there was a mill down there. i have not found a list of slaves yet but i know, i have found a narrative from one of the slaves actually. >> really? >> yes. unfortunately, it does not describe any of the living conditions or anything, he is talking about something else, but it is one of his slaves. house, we know people were living upstairs because if you go inside there is a stair that used to be right here. , where there is the header tells you there was a stair. this is an opening and that is where a stair would have been. is pretty cool in there, if you want to look. house andf the wash how we kind of know it is a wash house, and what makes it interesting because you do not find it very often, or the drains in the wall. that is what those st

we leave with a live look from sky force 10 over the skill-active fire scene at the senior living facility in west chester. we'll continue to get information about this, continuing to ask the fire department if anyone was killed or if there was anybody missing right now as more than 140 seniors had to be evacuated from this facility. >>> good morning. the politics of misconduct. democratic senator al franken and republican senate candidate, roy moore, both embroiled in controversies over their alleged misbehavi misbehavior. franken apologetapologetic. moore, defiant. >> i'll quit standing when they lay me in that box and put me in the ground. >> can they weather the storms. >>> a massive fire near a senior facility in philadelphia. 20 people injured. we're on the scene where that fire is still smoldering. >>> speaking out. the dangerous mental patient who made an incredible escape from a psychiatric hospital in hawaii,

sky6 live hd looking live from our city hall camera. it looks so festive and beautiful, doesn't it. >>> firefighters from california demonstrated how not to fry your turkey for thanksgiving. today is the busiest home fire across the country. if you plan to deep fry your turkey, use a fresh or thawed turkey and do not overfill the frier with oil. >>> former pennsylvania governor tom ridge said it's great to be alive on this thanksgiving. he issued the statement from austin texas where he is recovering from a heart attack. the nation's first homeland security secretary said he is filled with gratitude even though his doctors will not let him touch turkey and mashed potatoes. >> more live countdown to the dunkin' donuts thanksgiving day parade. you want to make it a guilt free holiday. shoshanna has a fitness tip to get in a workout before you dig into the turkey. >>> a homeless hero guess leaps and bounds for an act he performed. >>> good morning, it is 6:00 a.m. on this thursday, november 23. tam is off, nydia han joins us, happy thanksg

a live look in west chester now.arclay senior living community that is there and it is still smoldering after catching fire last night just around 10:30. 27 people were hurt in all of this, 160 people were inside when it went up in flames and of course a special task force now investigating this fire. also working to take a count to make sure everyone who was in that building at the time has made it out and investigators still have not had a chance to go inside themselves as it is still on fire. for more on this blaze, you can go to our web site 6abc.com. >> in the meantime the woman seen in the now viral video helping herself in a drive through window is now in police custody. this is video showing jessica cross now nicknamed the hamburglar climbing through the window of a mcdonald's. cross' husband antonio martin says his wife has a drinking problem and doesn't remember doing this. once they saw the video she knew she had to turn herself in. >> apparently she got up at some point in the night and wanted to get some

let's take one more live look.all kinds of problems yesterday with the boulevard extension but you're moving fine this morning. that's your southbound traffic heading towards the schuylkill on the ramp from the boulevard southbound to the schuylkill westbound they've been having overnight construction and stoppages but looks like they cleared that nice and on time today, tam. >> okay thank you karen. >>> well the holiday rush is really starting to get busy at philadelphia international airport. the first flight of the day is expected to take off at any minute. "action news" reporter jeanette reyes is live there talking to passengers and jeanette i'm amazed at how long those lines already are at 5:05 behind you. >> reporter: tam i was actually talking to the spokesperson for aaa and i was like. i seeing things or are things much busier than they were last year she said yeah it's already pretty busy. the first flight levers in about 15 minutes. hopefully those people made it in time. i've asked my photographer to kin

in the unit. >> i live there. >> you live there?yeah. >> reporter: she too has been accused of renting out her bmr. >> is this not your house? you're just staying here? >> for a couple of days, yeah. >> reporter: then amy also owns property in new york, beijing, and l.a., advertising her below- market rate unit on new montgomery street on airbnb for $149 a night while living in a multi-million dollar condo she owns in the millennium towers. >> the amount of people misusing the system is so small. >> reporter: the mayor oversees the city's below market rate program. >> we want to make sure that people understand and know we are watching these units, we are monitoring these units, we will prosecute these units. this can't happen. >> reporter: the city attorney is prosecuting three cases involving alleged bmr cheats and have served notices of complaints against amy,caroline, and margarita. it takes a neighbor complaining or red flags to be raised. >> without the bmr program, would you be able to live here? >> i wouldn't be able to live

living. for many in the movement for black lives. being on the streets the police response to charlottesville has been a stark contrast to what they faced. images from the protests show the world neighborhood streets look like more sense when you have a movement like black lives matter or the other broader concerns about aggressive policing and over policing militaristically saying they're actually challenging the police they're challenging on force only. really so law enforcement sees that as a threat to what they're doing so they tend to view that kind of protest through a very different lands than white supremacists say who commits a lot of harm but who they attack is very different. so i think there is a kind of war on cops mentality that has come to dominate a lot of policing circles was. really was and so they see criticism of the police as being tied to some of these extreme events where someone has gone and shot police officers even though they have no connection to these movements. but. it's been over three years since the b

fire rips through a senior living facility in west chester. at least 20 victims were taken to area hospitals. dozens of others wrapped in blankets, left in the cold, afraid and unsure of what's next. >> they're nice, warm, loving people who are just here for a nice, safe place to live. >> nbc10 news will bring you every angle of the story from brave rescues to finding shelter. >>> thanks for being with us. this is "nbc10 news today." i'm tracy davidson. >> i'm via sikahema. we've got you covered on the breaking news and the effort to connect seniors with family or another place to stay. first we want to get you ready for your day with a check on the first alert weather and traffic. bill? >> the winds is blowing. guest winds, you see it in this camera nicely in cape may. the entire area is dealing with the winds that have gusted now to 25 miles per hour in allentown. seeing guests in mt. holly and trenton. steady winds for the rest of the area. feels like in the low 30s now. pottstown, allentown, lancaster, below freezing and 35 in wilmington.

live in new jersey, that's 42.orthbound traffic is moving just fine and creek road has been kind of slow from 42 southbound to creek road because of construction that's out there. we're seeing traffic move okay right now, though, matt. >> thank you, karen. >>> let's switch live to "action news" reporter jeanette reyes she is with preturkey day travelers at philadelphia international airport. hi, jeanette. >> reporter: hi, matt. i was actually peeking over at where the line ends. i can't see it from here. you know, i'm flying out from this airport later on this afternoon and if you're anything like me, you're thinking, ah, the lines won't that be bad, i'll make sure i pack efficiently. it will be that bad, it will be that busy. i want to show you the departure screen. so far i'm not seeing any delays. that is the good news. however, the long lines are almost kind of making up for that. so, my photographer is going to show you where it begins and where it ends. if you've been to the airport here, it will give you a b

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bay as terry mentioned as well. >> bob redell is live in dublin. bob, what do you see? i don't see the rain coming down just now but have you seen it this morning? >> reporter: we have. we're here in dublin along the auto mall right up against 580 not far from the 680 interchange. we don't have much rain right now, just a light drizzle but this is what it looked like about 30 to 45 minutes ago when you saw that storm, that wave of rain coming in, you could see it was very gusty, windy, you see a lot of leaves blowing around on the street and you had quite a decent heavy rain coming down but as i mentioned right now we are in a break. as far as the impact this is having on the tri-valley, so far our newsroom has not had any reports of downed trees or anything like this, it sounds like this could be definitely having an impact, though, on your commute. i want to come back out live and get a sense of what i'm talking about. those head lights are heading westbound on 580. speeds are at the limit, plenty of space between the cars but as more people get

they try to live in harmony with nature. for example they don't own birds in fact they treat them with great respect. like to be a flaky thing up there during the dry season when there's a beach here. now the water is higher so the birds feel safe on this island with buffalo they can become must appreciate that they breed here i. think it is up of the when they find an isolated spot like this one they build their nests with. the heat so these places are at fault and both for bugs and for us. when you look them in the fossil. this morning some of the hunters shot and wounded tapirs. he managed to get to the water before he died. that i love you and then. according to him one to recoup custom the meat from this latest kill will be shared among all members of the tried. to. move but there is a deliberate existence is threatened by modern development. the government plans to build a huge hydroelectric dam on this part of the river there have been some protests but the authorities are moving ahead with the project if the dam is b

live in los gatos. be careful, the roads are very slick. >>> i can tell from your jacket it is certainly continuing to pour or rain in that area. >>> meteorologist kari hall has been tracking this storm behind the scenes all morning long. you can follow her@kari hall weather on twitter for instant coverage. >>> one of america's most notorious killers is in the hospital. charles manson being treated for a medical issue, the severity is unclear. the department of correction sergeant scott lunger not confirming this because of privacy laws. this is a mugshot of charles manson taken late this summer. this is the second time this year charles manson has been rushed to the hospital. the 83-year-old is serving life without had a role for a two night killing spree back in 1969. >>> 6:46. the white house is carefully considering how it will react to the tax cut bill. >> scott mcgrew, this comes as the white house tries to improve its optics. >> it's had a couple miss steps when it comes to tax cuts the house may

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it's a live report coming up. >>> raging inferno at a senior living community.ple evacuated in wheelchairs and some wheeled out in their beds. they're not out of danger just yet. >> something went bump in the night. turns out it was a burglar breaking into where it's happening over and over. how the crooks are getting in. ♪ >>> it was a golden night at the latin grammy awards. >>> this is how we do it in puerto rico. >> little two-step to go with that maybe? little salsa? >> no, not all that. too much. >> too early? >> good morning everybody. we have made it to friday. >> less than a week out from thanksgiving. the holiday season about to kick into full gear in the area. we have team coverage from the national harbor and the holidays approaching. chuck bell and molette green have holiday fun on potomac. >> sheena parveen is watching the weather. >> happy friday. we are watching rain for your weekend.

a real an heiress and her family lived here. she was nine months pregnant when the hurricane hit she escaped with her husband mother and four kids days after evacuating she gave birth and where you living now said one of the most of. these houses were some of the worst hit. residents were left to look for a new place to live. and to go home to reverend james caldwell is a community leader who's helped residents clean up their homes. the health study funded by the new york times found that floodwaters in one home here contain toxins . the levels of eco life bacteria were over a hundred times higher than what's deemed safe. in one family's kitchen they also found high levels of lead arsenic and other horrible metals. during the hurricane twenty million gallons of sewage water overflowed from plants all over the region. reverend caldwell took us to see various house floor well read here take a look at in this hall what you'll see here is just like every unit in this area in this section. people dead had to get out they they left ev

we know that one of the victims was air lifted from the scene. >>> live in east palo alto, people livingrvs and campers because they can't afford to pay rent are fighting back. the city is telling them to move. people who live in the rvs along weeks street claim the city has not given them enough notice. several homes cannot be moved because they are not operational. if the city tows them, they will be homeless. >>> happening today, a rally for undocumented immigrants. the group, student advocates for higher education say they will form a human chain to encourage lawmakers to fight for immigration reform. >>> the bay area crab season gets under way. if you are a crab lover, the past two seasons have seen lengthy delays due to toxin concerns. not the case this year. the early talk is this is going to be some of the best crab in some time. it should be arriving anytime now because fishermen were allowed to pull their pots one minute after midnight. >>> we are in a microclimate weather alert. taking a live look at the radar showing exactly where that rain is right now. >> we have crews stat

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. >> announcer: live where you live.s abc 7 news. >>> they zoomed through many east buy communities a few weeks alan this weekend hundreds of motorcyclists may cause problems again. but this time police say they are ready. good evening i'm dan ashley. >>> and kristin sze pch side shows are the last thing you want to deal with. >> katie is live in the east bay with what police are doing to get ready katie. >> police say the social media tipped them off to the side though and people are coming from all offer the state. as they descend police say they'll be making arrests. swarms of motorcycle riders took over east bay roadways late last month. police arrested five people and kbounded vehicles. but it hasn't slowed the side show activity more is is expect expected this weekend. the street stunts stretch the department thin. >> if you're a victim of a minor crime you have to wait -- it will backlog a to a day to get that report. >> i've seen a couple of side shows where they've pulled ouf firearms and shooting spinning dough

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he's incredible. >> rose: live music. >> live music, you know. i got real lucky when i was young. small town, canadian boy. don't know why but early on i just felt this great love for live music. and there was a character in canada called michael cole the largest brewster in the world. i would read about him and in 1990 he stole the rolling stones from bill graham presents which was a legendary steal and became the first global promoter. sitting in thunderbay reading the globe mail i just wanted to be michael cole, the idea of the man behind the concert was a real job and a sursuit. i was taken. >> rose: it was more than a business, it was a business that you loved. it was about something you loved. >> two hours, rare in the music business. most music executives are on the record side and they talk about their love for the record. i just love those two hours. i think those two hours of magic when you're back stage and watching the production of the you 2, jay sees or club show and watching it come alive. at the thunderbay i took a 16 hour drive to toronto to see my first big show,

>> announcer: live where you live. this is abc 7 news. >>> they zoomed through many east buy communities a few weeks alan this weekend hundreds of motorcyclists may cause problems again. but this time police say they are ready. good evening i'm dan ashley. >>> and kristin sze pch side shows are the last thing you want to deal with. >> katie is live in the east bay with what police are doing to get ready katie. >> police say the social media tipped them off to the side though and people are coming from all offer the state. as they descend police say they'll be making arrests. swarms of motorcycle riders took over east bay roadways late last month. police arrested five people and kbounded vehicles. but it hasn't slowed the side show activity more is is expect expected this weekend. the street stunts stretch the department thin. >> if you're a victim of a minor crime you have to wait -- it will backlog a to a day to get that report. >> i've seen a couple of side shows where they've pulled ouf firearms and shooting spinnin

international with a live look right now. there are major delays that have been resolved. yesterday, delays were worse than usual. rain and wind brought in havoc for thanksgiving weekend. no major reports of problems and san jose or oakland. >> there are problems on the road, jaclyn? this rain? >>> it's not even raining that hard but we have standing water that may have ponding on the roadways. >> there is a lot of these things causing spinouts after a big rig hit water and the center divide and there is oil in the roadway. you can see the crews are on the scene working to clear this and we are tracking a bit of a backup right now. slow as you approach industrial and one lane is open between industrial and hesperian and then they are detouring all traffic off at hesperian. give yourself extra time. chp doesn't expect the lanes to reopen until about 9:00 this morning. this will set you back. take hesperian to industrial and then eight ad, with the westbound direction seeing a bit of a delay, 23 minutes between 880 and 101. spe

. >>> live, where you live. this is abc 7 news. >>> a strong storm is riding in on the pineapple express right now, delivering heavy wind, rain and the potential for flooding. and if it's not raining where you are right frou, just wait. >>> in the north bay, crews are trying to keep all that water out of burned-out neighborhoods. >> and in the sierra, a winter storm warning is in effect. >> chains are a must over the mountain passes tonight. >>> we want to begin with the rain, which is really coming down in a number of places around the bay area. >> drew tuma joins us with live do doppler 7. >> the storm is really getting its act together. live doppler 7 is showing you an active picture. a lot of downpours have developed with yell row and orae on your screen. around moraga, you can see from donald drive to pinehurst road, it is pouring buckets at this hour. a little to the south we go, around piedmont as well, a downpour across 580. to the north we go around napa, live doppler street level. highway 29. it is wet

sky6 live hd.king at the battleship, new jersey, the clouds have rolled in quickly. we had sunshine this morning, it didn't last long. that's what to expect from now on, lots of clouds and showers, as well. as a matter of fact let's flip it over to storm tracker 6 live. we have a band of showers over harrisburg and gettysburg and lifting north through the williamsport area northwest of the scranton wilks-berre area. we're seeing wintry precipitation mixed in, as well. sleet and freezing rain. we're not anticipating anything like that here. it's going to be a cold rain with temperatures in the 50s. storm tracker 6 live there you go, earlier this morning we had a mixed bag across the northern portions of the state of pennsylvania. williamsport, state college seeing blues which would represent sleet pellets mixed in. if you look east, scranton, wilks-berre there was light snow reported an hour ago. 50 degrees in millville. you dopped down -- dropped down to 27 this morning. you've improved steadily. c

live doppler 7, it's winding down as you mentioned. seeing light showers, scattered around the bay area. start with the south bay from san martin to morgan hill to ed ed edenvalley, heading into the east bay. pleasanton to livermore, slippery roadways. and showers towards the delta. in terms of rainfall, 1 1/2 inches in san francisco. oakland just over. livermore over an inch, concord almost two. winning total, almost five inches in santa cruz mountain in ben lomond. i'll be back. >>> rain pounded south way. especially santa cruz mountains. always a treacherous ride up and down highway 17, hit with mud slides earlier this year. jean even dla vega is live. >> right now, heavy rain stopped, just a light mist but here it is treacherous with big downpour. so far no major problems. traffic is flowing okay but drivers do worry about the winter. those who drive highway 17 regularly know the dangers of the santa cruz mountains. >> last wint, just misses a slide. barely missed it. if i -- running late for work, on time, probably would have been

he longed to live life.e realized he was still alive after a good number of years and living an incredibly rich and adventurous, exciting life. he thought why am i only able to do this. i have friends still at the hospital. it was at truistic but kind of selfish in a beautiful way, i want to live and now i know i can i want every single other person in my situation to live to. because they are all me. and i am them. and in fact you are them as well. this could happen to anybody. he was awake to that reality. he wasn't born with this condition. it was, it hit him later in life. >> yeah. i hear your joy in playing this as an actor whatas the challenge? >> well the challenge with any character is how do i make believe that i am that person. and that is my situation and how do i honor that experience. and very specifically not just being a disabled person generally speaking but this particular person who happened to be disabled. how do i honor that very, very specific soul in that very, very specific situation a

. >> looking live on sky6 live hd. the skies may look clear this morning, but by the time we get to the afternoon, you will need the umbrella. >> details, details, details, with david and karen. >> reporter: we have a nice mild start, probably the last one this week. >> reporter: it's going to get chilliary heading for a widespread frost by the end of the week. cloud cover buildings and we have rain on the way. this will hold off in places like lehigh valley this morning. we could have a thunderstorm along with rain. 63 in allentown. 63 in trenton. 64 in philadelphia. 62 reading. down the shore in cape may, 63 degrees. very mild, a little bit breezy this morning. this morning we cloud up. 66 degrees by noon. noon there's a chance of showers building in north and west of philadelphia. 3:00 p.m., look out for a shower maybe a thunderstorm moving into the region by 3:00 p.m., 4:00 p.m., 5:00 p.m. 5:00 p.m. or 6:00 p.m., we expect to be drying out in philadelphia. look at how the numbers behind the rain drop. we'll be in t

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a live look at san jose. get the day started. good morning. thanks for joining us, i'm marcus washington. >> i'm laura garcia. hope you had a great weekend. >> we got an extra hour of sleep. >> we could use it right now. kari, a cool start? >> it's a cool start. you can see the clouds lingering from the weather system over the weekend and a slight chance of rain moving through this morning as we head out the door. this is what the computer model put down, a few spotty showers between now and i'd say 8:00 or 9:00 this morning before this activity tapers off. a very weak cold front rolls across the region and clearing out with breezy winds and cool temperatures. we will talk about what's ahead as a stronger storm system approaches for the middle of the week. that's coming up. mike, we have a crash in fremont? >> we dochlt i have been tracking this. no major injuries. chp is not quite sure. they have to file that part of the report. looking at the slowing, two lanes are blocked att alvarado boulevard. tracking that crash there. here is the approa

live fearless. kevin: i'm kevin lewis live heading for a plane crash. skytrak7 over the scene. we are told it's a single engine plane with three people on board. one adult and two minors, two juveniles. we don't know how young the children are. we are told all three people have non-life threatening injuries. anne arundel county fire and police handling this as we speak. we are en route and we'll bring you updates as they come in. nancy: thank you. alison: we are back with an investigation in a toddler's death in new york city. 3-year-old boy with a severe food allergy died after eating a grilled cheese sandwich at his preschool. now authorities have shut down the school. they called the deadly exposure to dairy isolated incident but it's not clear if the school had a plan to protect or treat children who have a severe reaction. all the new york schools are required to have a safety plan in case a student goes into anaphylactic shock. nancy: to ohio, life-changer for 3-year-old boy. students and teac

nbc 10is t nbc 10 is the only place to watch the game. >> nbc 10 news is live at exfinity live. join keith jones and me for the party. inside the pennsylvania convention center. 30,000 people are expected to hit the streets for the races. the full marathon follows on sunday. >>> a live look at the ben franklin parkway. it is dry out there. the runners want to know the forecast. it might not stay that way. >> rain moving in for parts of tomorrow. >> if you are really fast, you may finish the race before the rain comes in. it is most likely in the afternoon. 38, mt. holly, 39, allentown. 32, mt. pocono. elsewhere, 39. 39 in lehigh and 40 in mccungy. already, 30s in those areas in an hour without the clouds around. we are seeing temperatures below freezing in parts of the area. with tomorrow, the southerly wind starts warming up pretty nicely in the morning. here comes the rain. the temperature starts going up tomorrow night into the 50s. >> close to 60 in the middle of the night in philadelphia. then, this whole system moves through. you can see how many hours of rain we are getti

they have since pro li pro live. there's a lack of large predators in what would have been a natural mewak managed landscape. you would have had coastal peoples burning the landscape with regularity and grizzly bears and mountain lions. they would have been hunted by the people. right now no hunting and no large predators except for a couple of mountain lions. there's nothing to control this population and it's booming. taken a few dips because of drought. but there's been this big management question of what do we do to manage these animals? they have talked about using contraception which i don't want to know the details of or possibly moving them out to another park. it's this place that's sort of almost masquerading as being wild and natural yet it's deeply managed. they can't just leave the elk alone and sort of leave everything untouched. there's a need to keep trying to shape this place to make it look like sort of the iconic nature we all expect when we arrive in a park. what little historical material there

you say luther used to be actually lived here. he lived in and amongst cells are basically studies which they used for reading or contemplation when they wanted to price at some point in the day. but they all had to sleep in his dormitory so it was a study not a place to be on your own. privacy not in a monastery. we go on to the library at the back of the former dormitory. sixty thousand books here because of. his works and literature from the century of the reformation if you could say effort is the memory of the reformation for the collected together here. just. becoming what was life like in the monastery what was the monks daily routine. the routine was structured by hourly prayers for which the monks gathered seven times a day here in the church chances. in between they had tasks they had to perform of god and there were positions of responsibility such as kitchen manager the salary of the novice master which entailed specific tasks there was a lot to do in the course of the day. things were interesting jan i really enjoyed

after they are pardoned they will head to virginia tech to live out the rest of their lives. >> pretty swanky for a turkey. >> must be republican. "action news" team working on news stories beginning at 4:00 p.m. >> reporter: coming up at 4:00 p.m., santa will see you now. that's what kids will be hearing at macy's flagship store in new york city, it is little one will have to make an appointment this year if they have to bring a list to chris chris to chris kr. a warning from the girl scouts who are urging parents not to force their daughters to hug relatives. string bean will be on thanksgiving tables, do you know if they are a fruit or veggie did you ever any ideas? green beans. >> we're stumped. >> reporter: 50/50. >> is there money involved? >> reporter: no. >> okay, accuweather is next at noon, we'll be right back. stepping into the unknown. it can be difficult to find the way. but with the compassion and security of independence blue cross, obstacles become openings. as we have for nearly 80 years, we'll continue to light the way, with the card accepted in all 50 states. giving

you have people living in beautiful houses, and across the street you have people living in abject povertyy, how's it going? >> this is 35-year-old ray, and 45-year-old scotty. >> so the last time i saw you, you were hanging at the park. >> yeah. >> are you interested in doing a housing assessment? so help of southern nevada has a job readiness program. dude, they'll help you do your resume, they'll give you job search clothes. >> i filled out an application for three months and only four of them got looked at. >> they may be able to give you direct job leads, which may be able to help. >> ray has lived in vegas for most of his life and tells us he used to be a bartender but is now unemployed. are you actively looking for work now? >> yeah. >> when was the last time you had a job interview? >> i think it was about a year ago. >> in his 20s, ray was in a gang, but it's a life he refuses to go back to despite being homeless. >> if i was still a gang member, i would have a place to stay, clothes on my back, i wouldn't have to worry, but at the same time, i'd end up getting shot, going to pris

were you living with her at the time? >> guest: a few months before i left for iraq in 2005. >> host: you were living with her when you graduated from high school? >> i lived with her for almost all of high school and left for the marines from her house. >> host: you were filling out applications for college. and either you thought you couldn't afford college or weren't ready, why didn't you go to college right out of high school? >> guest: i didn't feel ready for it. i had at least enough maturity to recognize this was my one real opportunity to have anything in the way of a good job or good career. if i screw this college thing up that would be it. that would blow my one chance. because of that i didn't want to take it for granted. when you went to college i felt i would have taken advantage of it. the cost of part of it was a significant issue as well. it wasn't just the cost, i knew i would have to take out all these loans and pell grants and things like that that i would be able to take advantage of but even with tha

people want to live in here? here in vegas, it's really hard to escape the sun unless you come down to somewhere like here where you get the cool air from the tunnels, and they take that risk just so they can stay kind of cool. >> we head deeper into the tunnel. and navigate its obstacles and finally approach a place that someone calls home. >> is that your client here? >> yes, this is jazz. hey, jazz. >> we meet 48-year-old jazz. nice to meet you. a tunnel dweller that help of southern nevada has been trying to assist for years. what are you listening to? >> sierra. >> you listen to sierra down here? >> yeah. >> how did you end up down in the tunnels. >> circumstances, losing my job. when i first found in place, i ended up on the streets, needed a place to crash, and ended up down here. >> to get by, he scours slot machines on the strip, collecting credits left behind by tourists. >> is this everything you own in here? >> this is it. this is my world, yeah. >> wow, look at this place. >> everything has its purpo

the governor says new york will not live in fear. >> being new yorkers and live your life and don't let them change us or deter us. >> now the president of that country is offering the u.s. assistance. president trump ordered homeland security for vetting on immigrants. >>> the house tax bill. we'll take a look at it. house republicans are delaying the release of it. when it is now expected to roll out. business in san jose? happening tod m >>> happening today, do you need a loan to start a small business in san jose? happening today, the mayor will launch a partnership with a nonprofit group. they provide zero interest crowd funded loans to small businesses. san francisco's goal is to end the cycle of poverty to give people money and tools to better their future. >> i love supporting that. >>> coming up on "today in the bay," first day of november. kari, it's feeling like fall, thank goodness. >> finally. we continue on with fall-like weather and continue with winter. a live look at san jose, let's go to willow glen. mid to upper 60s today. a day like yesterday. a few degrees warmer in

all living things strive to survive to live on they have a will to live but we humans perhaps alone of all the animals are aware that this will to live will one day be thwarted this is our curse for being so damn clever and so we have to live in the knowledge that all our hopes all our dreams will come to nothing we live in the shadow of a personal apocalypse. and even though it might sound implausible almost every culture in human history has had some story of an elixir of life or fountain of youth or something they can help us to keep going forever and that's exactly the leader i've decided to pursue first the elixir of life. a good place to begin is with abra degrade in san francisco he's a biomedical gerontologist who believes that the first humans who will live to be a thousand have already been born. they may already even be in middle age like me i drive around to the town of mountain view in silicon valley it's own through the sense research foundation which degree co-founded the research findings are disputed in scientific circles but they're based on solid scientifically recog

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