she's also a united methodist clergy person and we have two sons. justice in middle school and a high schooler. they are doing well and adjusting with this move. >> debbie is going to have a new appointment? >> debbie was on leave of absence. now she has an appointment at stanford with the campus ministry. she's serving on the board of just faith ministries out of louisville, kentucky. she's working on her doctorate ministry degree in washington, d.c. >> that's great. that's great. we have just a few minutes in this segment. if you were to summarize and give us a word or scripture or theme about thanksgiving, what would be on your heart and mind? mine was the last stone. i thought of the sentence, i want to thank you for letting me be myself again, is one of the lyrics. but what would you -- let's go with you, jim, first. >> i was reading an old sermon by one of my predecessors. a lot of folks listen to rod. this sermon was out of the gospel of luke. ten were healed and one came back to give thanks. and we need to recognize that there is in gratitud

the centenary united methodist church caught fire this morning. look at this. by the time the firefighters got there, all they could do was watch. the cause is unclear. michelle: in hickorc, can north carolina, arson is blamed for a fire that gutted a church there. the federal investigators joined the case after anti-gay vandalism was found behind the church. they are investigating this as a hate crime. new information on a disturbing trend. hate crimes increase for a second straight year in 2016. 10% jump since 2014. 50% motivated by a race or the ethnicity. 21% involved a person's face and the 18% had to do with the person's sexual orientation. jonathan: a trial date set for a man accused of raping and murdering a woman after she left a mosque. darwin martinez torres set to go on trial in march but it could be delayed until january of 2019. in june they say he raped nabra hassanen and beat her with a bat. ecould face the death penalty. michelle: the earthquake on the iran-iraq border is the deadliest this year. th rise. 7,000 people were hurt in the quake. wh

. >> the action cam is there at the united methodist church where a dance was performed for once members military. members and guests were invited to take part in the ceremony. >> a tribute to the men and women of center city. today's ceremony took place at the tomb of the unknown soldier in washington square.today's pae memorial. in bucks county, northampton township to honor veterans this afternoon. this took place at the memorial monument. a color guard was provided.if ya picture of your veteran, we would like to share their photo and thank them for their service. >> police need your help finding a serial bank robber. >> police are looking for the man they say is responsible for robbing four banks and a wawa in north philadelphia over the past three weeks, freedom credit union, t.d. october 28th, wawa october 31st and citizen's bank november 4th and pnc bank november 6th. in each case he displayed or referenced having a gun and demanded cash. >> he shows the teller a gun and before someone does something stupid we need to get this guy apprehended. >> there is a good sizereward. >> $10

the annual thanksgiving celebration at the arch street united methodist church.e -- treated to meal with the trimmings and a special treat for nasar of syria. >> it means a lot to me because bringing team together on -- to share a meal is rooted in my culture. >> we know their stories and what they've been through to get here and then to see them, see them smiling and their children laughing and dancing, it is incredible. >> he came with his wife and son last year. it took them two years to get here. >>> donations were rolling into the food bank of south jersey in pen socken, part of the annual turkey drop. residents and local businesses were invited to drop off frozen turkeys and other thanksgiving food to support local families in need. and while we were there, a donation of six cases of turkeys came in from statton medical transport. the ambulance service for kennedy health system. >>> well wet and windy in university city tonight. light rain fell most of the day. and could you see the ground is still wet there. and as we take a live look at center city, look

the action cam was there at haven united methodist church where a dance was performed, for church members, who were once members of the u.s. military. those veterans and guests were invited to take part in today 's celebration. >>> city of philadelphia also paid tribute to our nation's military men and women today in center city. mayor jim kenney was among those on hand to honor veterans to day's ceremony took place at the tomb of the unknown solder right there in washington square. >> ♪ >> and, in the city's fishtown section neighbors lined laurel street to pay tribute to those who for the for our country as well. today's parade pass by a memorial bearing names of the several young men from our area who lost their lives in battle. today marks 50th anniversary since that memorial was put into place. >>> and in bucks county northampton township held this ceremony to honor veterans this afternoon. this event took place near the township building in richboro at memorial monument, the color guard provided by marine core league patriots attachments. >>> all week long you have been sending us y

. >> outside the first united methodist church, two parishioners say the allegations confirmed their decision. >> i think our faith informs our decision making, and in some ways i think our faith is under attack by those who claim to be followers of god who are not living according to what we're taught. >> a lot of people would say, look, you already support doug jones. >> that's right, i think they would say that. and i do not believe that our faith is under attack, i think we're in a country where we are allowed to worship as we please. >> voters weary of the toll the race has taken on their state. >> we just want to be left alone and let us vote. we're going to show the world that alabama is not a bunch of red necks. >> reporter: moore saying tonight he does not know this new accuser. she held up a yearbook in which she says roy moore signed when she was a teenager. to a sweeter, more beautiful girl, i could not say merry christmas, love roy moore. how could she say his signature and statement is in her yearbook. wanted to ask roy moore that, gut he didn't take any questions when

overnight hours living hope assembly at west landis avenue n millville, trinity united methodist church will open up its doors, and you can find this full list on cbs philly .com. >>> sports radio host in boston ace pol guying for make controversial comments about the death of former phillies pitcher roy halladay. in a 12 minute rant, yesterday , michael called halladay a more on who quote got what he deserves. halladay died on tuesday after sports plane crashed in the gulf of mexico near tampa. ntsb is investigating. he says he cannot defend his comments which he called inappropriate and insensitive to halladay's family. >>> pennsylvania state trooper shot during a traffic stop remains in critical but stable condition after a second surgery this morning. police say 22-year old daniel clary shot corporal seth kelly after fighting with him and another trooper on the side of the northampton county highway tuesday morning. clary who was also shot is facing multiple charges including criminal attempted murder. his bail was set at one million-dollar. >>> just this week we have seen officers

the nonprofit facet kicked off its annual effort this week at annandale united methodist church, one of the 40 churches that will take turns hosting guests. they offer hot meals, activities and a warm place to sleep. now, last night some even got haircuts, but that's not all. >> we're meeting basic needs. we're providing the meal. but then i connect with fairfax county health department. there are people who are veterans who hadn't signed up for, for benefits they've earned that connected through this program and now have their veterans benefits. >> now, to find out about the hypothermia locations or to donate to the effort search hypothermia prevention in our nbc washington app. >> and the nova relief center drive for coats and blankets for syrian refugees runs through thursday. last year the group collected 40,000 blankets and 33,000 coats to help the refugees survive the harsh winter conditions as they try to find safe haven in neighboring countries. look at this closet at the adams center in sterling. one of the 19 drop-off locations in nova. to find out all the drop off sites or

the malibu united methodist church recently canceled its weekly program. concerns after public service complaints. jamie, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the homeless meals are served at this church campus, but you can see on the side it's home to a nursery school. directly behind the church is a middle school and high school. city officials are concerned that dozens of homeless people come communities. >> malibu, california, is known worldwide for its secluded beaches, sun drenched streets and multi million the dollar homes. but living in malibu's well to do are the down and out. for years, volunteers have pulled out food carts and set tables. serving as many as a hundred meals each week to the homeless like michael johnson. >> it's really helpful, keeping my spirits up. >> he says the city asked him to stop. >> they are trying to highly encourage us to use the resources that they already have. >> malibu's mayor says the city never forced the program to end, but he does have serious concerns that homeless from around l.a. county are taking the bu

the malibu united methodist church recently canceled its weekly of homeless people come here, many fromornia, is known worldwide for its secluded beaches, sun drenched streets and multi million the dollar homes. but living in malibu's well to do are the down and out. for years, volunteers have pulled out food carts and set tables. serving as many as a hundred meals each week to the homeless like michael johnson. >> it's really helpful, keeping my spirits up. >> he says the city asked him to stop. >> they are trying to highly encourage us to use the resources that they already have. >> malibu's mayor says the city never forced the program to end, but he does have serious concerns that homeless from around l.a. county are taking the bus to malibu for the free meals. >> and what comes with that, with some of those people is drug use. it is assault. >> the los angeles sheriff's department says homeless related service calls, including those reporting crimes, have more than tripled in the malibu area from 2011 to 2016. >> truth be told, i've never met any of these people that are causing the