before the hit, abby cases the bank. that's her smiling and grabbing brochures from a bank employee. 11 days later, it's the same drill, new disguises. ditching the painters' overalls for saftey vests to blend in with nearby construction. >> they walked into the bank, with orange construction vests on. >> reporter: did you carry a gun in there? gun. >> reporter: but it looked real. >> yeah. i remember a few people's faces, still. >> reporter: what was their reaction? >> um, just, total shock. there's -- >> reporter: -- terror? >> yeah, they were scared, terrified. definitely. >> reporter: their take after 2 bank robberies -- over $100,000. but the loot isn't exactly divided up evenly according to the kids. what percentage were they willing to give you? >> 10%. >> reporter: did you feel like 10% was enough? >> yeah, because i'd never even had that much money. >> reporter: for your whole life. >> right. >> reporter: $10,000 essentially. >> it was enough for me. >> reporter: enough to buy a very practical used ford focus an

abby?bby: donald trump's legion of fans pack the house at his campaign rallies. >> i'm telling you it is a love-fest, a friend of mine, successful guy, he said how many people tonight? i don't know, holds like 7500. it is like 10,000. what do you do? they stand outside in the halls. there are people outside that can't get in. abby: the question will they show up when it is time to vote? eric: we'll take a look at that. olympic champion michael phelps will make a splash in his new job. he is revealing his plans on land. feel secure in your dentures... feel free to be yourself all day. just switch from denture paste to sea-bond denture adhesive seals. holds stronger than the leading paste all day... without the ooze. feel secure. be yourself. with stronger, clean sea-bond. abby: just call him coach nellps. olympic champion michael phelps will work as volunteer swim coach at arizona state university after hanging up his swim cap. he plans to retire after the rio olympics next summer. he will j

i'm with abby on this. abby: are you? leland: there you go.ig changes to the chicago police department after series of shootings that sparked big protests but will it be enough? leland: also this, bill cosby arraigned on assault charges 11 years after allegations of sexual assault came to light. dozens of women accused the comedian across the years. what has changed? why is he being led into a courtroom now? our legal panel talks about it coming up. >> i hope the made yaw will take hard look at the facts and not swept into romanticizing issues because of many other baseless allegations out there. abby: welcome back. chicago mayor rahm emanuel announcing changes in the way police are trained particularly in the use of force. the city will double the number of officers carrying tasers. and crisis response policies and more training to make police interactions less confrontational and more conversational. leland: comedian bill cosby is out on bail this new year's eve after his arraignment yesterday on sex assault charges. it stems back from an in

i just felt like god put me in thatewing roomm for abby. >> reporter: this past october, abby was released on good behavior under the contion that she remain in texas.s. >> this is a big day. new beginning. go ahead. all right. >> reporter: waiting for her was susie gregory. >> two years and ten nths. [ [ ughter ]. >> r rorter: she's finally free friendship. >> i guess she just loves me. i don't know. >> reporter: abby's on her way to a house she's never been to, but one she'll call home, the gregorys' place in an affluent houston suburb. >> time to go home. abby, this is your new house. and here's your room. make yourself at home. [ laughter]. >> cool. >> reporter: in the last two momohs with the gregorys' assistance, abby got a job at a fast food restaurant and is slowly rebuilding her life. >> sesie has done a lot for me when i first got out, motivatatg memend keeping me busy on the things that i needed to get done. >> it is a real joy to be able to dohe work of helping abby. >> i don't think these are going to last long. >> maybe just the night. susie's role in my life is a mother figu

abby? abby: the shopping is over and the presents are open.is time for the after christmas sales and returns. what about the economy in 2016? more growth? or is a recession coming our way? we will take a look ahead. and hillary clinton finding a nice present under the tree this year. a surge in the poll. is she about the lap the field in the democratic nomination? fox is america's presidential head quarters. gegiving up all the thingsan she loves to do. it should just mean, well, finding new ways to do them. right at home's professional team thoughtfully selects caregivers to provide help with personal care, housekeeping, and of course, meal preparation. oh, that smells so good. aw, and it tastes good, too. we can provide the right care, right at home. abby: welcome back. a very merry christmas to you. with the holiday shopping season drawing to a close it is time for a closer look at what we might expect from the economy next year. the federal reserve hiking the interest rates for the first time in a decade and oil and gas plummet. some exper

was arrested that day. >> abby called. and she was yelling at me. $10,000 to get me out of here. get me out of here right now." and i said, "you have to get that money from your father." she says "he's the reason i'm in jail." >> announcer: next, a how to guide for planning a stick em up, the family confession tape chilling detail of how ey abcc the robberies. and coming up later, a first for a texas jail, brother and sister, the hug that broke all the rules when 20/20 returns. maybe a little older? well that one is a 2010, it comes in a few thousand cheaper. ah, ok. and what's the horsepower on that one? one. and on the 2012? also one. they're both just o o horse. getting around would d very different. yeah, she's a sweet ride. be an engineer. ...talk to my manager, cut you a deal. when you ache and haven't slept... you're not you. tylenol pm relieves pain and helps you fall fast asleep and stay asleep. we give you a better night. you're a better you all day. tylenol . are you sure that's gonna work here? yeah, why wouldn

abby: what is the latest where you are? reporter: the timing could not have been worse with the christmas holiday approaching much of the season. look at this video from mississippi have officials say 20 homes were destroyed near clarksdale. in alabama strong winds downed treats in mobile county. in tennessee trees were knocked down and homes damages. in perry county rescue crews found a man and woman's bodies in their destroyed home. >> we walked out of the storm shelter and everything was gone. >> a very wide area being affected by this severe and unseasonable weather. abby: it sounds like the storms with moving toward you in atlanta. >> we are seeing spotty damage in west atlantic. the winds caused damage to the hood of the car. down the street there was localized flooding we were having to deal with. when i walked out the door this morning expecting winter weather on this christmas eve the temperature was going up into the 70s. unseasonably warm with the and the warm temperatures are helping fuel this unseasonable weath

it is dedicated to abby kelley. she was certainly the most outspoken person, female at this period, talking about abolitionism. it really speaks to a lot that people had at the time, that if people -- if black people were to get any rights at all, all of society would kind of than a great. -- would kind of denigrate. and that there would be interracial marriage and lawlessness among the sexes. one thing -- abby foster begins her crusade in the 1840's. she is facing a number of attitudes in the deep south and in the north. there is a sense of preserving slavery. there is also a large part of people in the north particularly who are indifferent to the whole issue. they see this as a southern issue, not a northern issue, not something they should be concerned with. but something changes that really changes that attitude. and that is the passage of the fugitive slave law. we have a number of pieces that speak to that. this is a lyrical cartoon called the practical illustrations of fugitive slave law. many persons are de

it is dedicated to abby kelly. she was certainly the most female at person -- this period talking about abolitionism. to a lot ofeaks fears that people had at that time that if people were to get any rights at all, all of society would denigrate. it would be into marriage and lawlessness among the sexes. it was just horrible. one of the things abby kelly foster begins her crusade in the late 1830's and is active through the 1840's. and this time in america, she is facing a number of attitudes in the deep south and in much of the north, actually. there is a sense of preserving slavery. part of also a large people in the north who are indifferent to the whole issue. they see this as a southern northern issue, not something they should be concerned with. something changes that really changes that attitude. that is the passage of the fugitive slave law. we have a number of pieces that speak to that. this is a political cartoon called the practical illustrations of the fugitive slave law. many prominent people are menti

>> abby: sounds jolly, but i will pass. >> billy: [ sighs ] >> abby: should you be imbibing? >> billy: no, i should be drinking, which is what i'm about to start doing. >> abby: billy, you already smell like booze. >> billy: well, i did get the party started earlier. i was celebrating jack firing me. >> abby: yeah, my mom told me. she also told me that she quit. >> billy: really? well, well, good for her. >> abby: how could you say that? >> billy: well, jack fires me, and then ash bolts. he says he's acting to protect the family, and the family heads for the exits. that is hysterical. so, here is to my brilliant sister, ashley. >> abby: [ sighs ] >> ashley: phyllis, hi. >> phyllis: hi. >> ashley: what are you doing here? >> phyllis: just came for my checkup. how about you? >> ashley: uh, i'm here to see ben. >> phyllis: oh. right, right. about the wedding. >> ashley: yeah. >> phyllis: you know, um, wedding plans can wait long enough for you to express why you suddenly stepped down as c.e.o. >> ashley: you were there when i did the explaining to jack. >> phyllis: i know i was

abby lee miller after the tax froud scanned >> i'm finished. tonight". >> this is one way to put a friendship to the test. the golden globes pitted jennifer lawrence against her new bff amy schumer. hollywood. we have the surprises, snubs, a ton of great reaction from the nominees and, of course, ou panel of experts in the thous break it all down. >> and speaking of celebrity reaction, ghoes is on the phone right now, amy schumer. amy, how are you? >> i'm drunk. guys. i'm in the writers room for my tv show. champagne. >> here's what i want to know, how did you find out? have you talked to jennifer lawrence? >> yeah, i found out in bed alon unfortunately i am most of the i haven't connected with jen yet. i did send her a text. >> i want to know since she is your bff and in the same category, is the friendship going to be able to survive? no. the friendship is over. i just lost her number. it's over. >> we before amy called us, she posted this is adorable throwback thursday photo saying me with my first globe predicting this moment. press. and we congratulate ro today. >> it never gets old. >>

i know so much stuff. >> i'm finished. >> season six puts abby lee's court case fro center. >> abby leeler is seriously going to face five years in jail. >> she's accused concealing $750,000 in income and assets when she filed for bankruptcy. she plead not guilty and her attorney tells us they're attempting to extend the day filing motions. and not to expect much activity until the new year. >> when you lose, that's like someone taking a k and just like -- in my chest. >> she's pretty tough. can she handle all that pressure? >> my parents taught me, hey, you go back in there tomorrow and you put your chin up in the air and you do this, that and the other thing and you ign those people. >> now that angry moms know about her legal woes, watch out. >> are you kidding me? you never trained that kid. never taught her a [ beep ] thing. >> is she crying? what is wrong with you? >> i'm not playing your games. i'm not. >> bull! you lied! >> she to shut her mouth! >> walk away. put your mone where your mouth is and walk away. >> "dance mom a loyal audience. there is a lot of competition, back sta

abby wambach has played her final game.y wambach said that the game wasn't about winning or losing. >> there's nothing to be sorry about, you know, today wasn't about getting a result. it was about celebrating not just my career but the chances that i've had with all my other teammates and the time that i spent with them. >> nicole: wambach has scored 184 goals in international play, which is the most by any male or female player. she also won two olympic gold metals and world cup in 2016. good luck, abby. seven-player deal includes the dodgers. brandon dixon, scott from the dodgers and the dodgers get frankie montas, johnson and thompson from the white sox. the move will push lorry from third base to the second base. they returned home to face off against the phoenix sons where helped golden state a victory here of 128-103. he scored 27 points in third quarter alone and made eight of 13 three pointers. >> cheryl: coming up call it the yellen rally. the fed races interest rates and stock shoot up around the world. >> right

>> abby: what happened at the underground last night. >> victoria: abby, aren't you supposed to be working? >> abby: "it's been awhile since billy abbott's hell-raising days, but he's back in top form." [ scoffs ] "last night at the underground, after consuming several drinks, abbott ran into his ex, victoria newman, and his ex's ex, ben rayburn, who was with his fiancée, abbott's niece, the former naked heiress, abby newman." does anyone read this stuff? >> victoria: yeah. you do. >> abby: "the family reunion quickly turned into a battle royale as words were exchanged, punches were thrown, and abbott ended up on the floor. though no clear winner was declared, the show was a hit and we expect billy to take it on the road. look for future performances at

last month i told you about the spca effort to find abby a forever home. well, she was in their facilities for christmas, christmas eve, christmas, but will not be therefore few years, take a look at the video from the spca, abby roseanne her new family are leaving the shelter for good. it is a new year, and new home for this really, really sweet pitbull. and i'm just so happen that i she is saying good-bye to the shelter and hello to a new family. >> so, so true. >> my hat off to those, and those at the spca they do such an amazing job. >> they're incredible. >> they have a real heart for it. >> absolutely. >> thanks for what you do. that's "eyewitness news" at noon, i'm nicole brewer, for katie all every us here, thanks for watching. "eyewitness news" does continue at 5:00 remember we're always on line at cbsphilly.com. the young and the restless is next. great day everybody. happy new year's eve. ♪ >> stitch: hi. >> dearly beloved, we are gathered here together in the sight of god to join this man and this woman in holy matrimony. now, abby and ben are

>> abby: what happened at the underground last night. >> victoria: abby, aren't you supposed to be working abby: "it's been awhile since billy abbott's hell-raising days, but he's back in top form." [ scoffs ] "last night at the underground, after consuming several drinks, abbott ran into his ex, victoria newman, and his ex's ex, ben rayburn, who was with his fiancée, abbott's niece, the former naked heiress, abby newman." does anyone read this stuff? >> victoria: yeah. you do. >> abby: "the family reunion quickly turned into a battle royale as words were exchanged, punches were thrown, and abbott ended up on the floor. though no clear winner was declared, the show was a hit and we expect billy to take it on the road. look for future performances at

certainly abby kelly hostetter -- abby kelly foster and her husband.orchester was a central location and mechanics hall is where everything happened. if anything happened in worchester, it happened here in the hall. the temperance movement, the mechanics association was kind of the temperance movement because they knew firsthand what alcoholism would do to families, destroy men and families. we have a portrait here in the hall of john gough who was a very successful businessman became on hard times, deaths in his family drove him to drink. and he run his life and he lost his business. but he was a member of the association and the mechanics pulled him up by the scruff of the neck and said you are a mess. clean yourself up, which he did. orator ona worldwide the evils of drink. we don't know if he was completely abstinent from drink, but we do know he made a remarkable second career of speaking around the world about the evils of drink. ♪ >> you think about what has gone on here, think of who has some here, who has played here. i point out to the young

that's where fox5's abby theodros joins us live with the latest on the officer's condition. abby? police have made head way on their investigation and the wounded officer is also making progress in his recovery. police shared earlier today that he is awake and talking. we also found out that he is married, and has a son in town who came down to the hospital after receiving the news. this situation all started late this morning when the officer responded and upon approaching the individual - he was shot in the upper body area near his arm pit. since then hes been here at umc. take a listen to what sheriff lombardo had to say about the officers status earlier today. "i just had a conversation with the physician and i can give you limited information kn that but the physician says he'll have a successful recovery " police say the wounded officer is again in good spirits and is expected to recover from his injury. the officer has already had a cat scan and will continue treatment for his injuries. live from umc abby theodros fox5news local las vegas. joining us now live on the phone i

>> abby: no. okay. what's going on?ou two have been giving each other death stares since you got here. >> victor: we were discussing your wedding plans. let's stick to that, all right? >> abby: great. it's another round of abbotts vs. the newmans. what's the fight about this time? >> victor: my sweetheart, let's not get in to it. >> ashley: we might as well just tell her. she's gonna find out eventually. >> abby: find out what? >> ashley: your father... has decided to sue jabot -- more specifically, me.

>> abby: no. okay. what's going on? two have been giving each other death stares since you got here. >> victor: we were discussing your wedding plans. let's stick to that, all right? >> abby: great. it's another round of abbotts vs. the newmans. what's the fight about this time? >> victor: my sweetheart, let's not get in to it. >> ashley: we might as well just tell her. she's gonna find out eventually. >> abby: find out what? >> ashley: your father... has decided to sue jabot -- more specifically, me.

fox5's abby theodros is there right now... she joins us live - with how the latest on his condition. the officer is awake and talking. and police say he's in good spirits after suriving a gunshot wound in the upper body area just before noon today when he

she was, but it was worth waiting. >> abbie, hi. >> hi, daddy. >> come here. reporter: dad chris was not expected home from korea for months and now he is here for christmas surprising abbie and her preschool classroom. >> how is your day going? >> good. >> were you surprised to see daddy? >> yeah. >> i was intending to stay in and then we got orders to come back. it was a shock. but it was a good shock to come back. >> abbie always talks about dad and skypes with him, but this is the real deal. >> how big a day is this, mom? >> very big. very special. >> what kind of christmas will it be? >> amazing. reporter: abbie is already planning with her grandmother. >> do you have a christmas tree? >> do i have a christmas tree? not yet, but now we have to get one. >> because i have to put on it in my bag. >> is it an ornament? i can't wait to see it. >> it will make the tree smell like cinnamon. >> maybe daddy can put it high so everybody can see it. >> will you rather see him or santa? >> bruins. >> funny thing is they are and then you have -- and then have to get w

cost. >>> average is between $50 and 60,000 . >> reporter: a fund-raising site has been set up for abbie that's raised around $18,000. amanda is looking to close that gap for abbie's safety and her own . >>> honestly if i fall and get hurt then, you know, who will take care of her in that sense? >> reporter: that's happened before . >>> her billy handed on my face so i couldn't push her up and he came running and picked her up off my face . >>> for abbie amanda keeps hoping . >>> physically it would make it a lot easier. she would be safer. >> reporter: if you like to help check out the go fund me page. live in foxer it, rhode island, john oh, 7 news these men and women enjoying a special holiday meal in kuwait today. their deputy commanding general of operations was one many people serving them on christmas day. a gesture to recognize the >>> it's important to go out and many soldiers have been deployed multiple times during christmas and mother holidays. we want to thank them for their service and really tell them we appreciate what they do for our army and for our nation. >> anchor: t

game nats (fans) - abby wambach! 6 seconds abby wambach?wearing the captain's armband? announcer nats (71st minute) - final time for abby wambach in a usa uniform... 3 seconds ...before removing her cleats on the field? nats - cheers 10 seconds a standing ovation for number 20's 255th international appearance? in the u-s national team's hearbreaking loss against china wednesday night? aw postgame presser - it would be better if we had won, but the reality is - i played in so many games the result doesn't shape or determine or define my career. 3 seconds [gfx] tweeting this goodbye message wednesday? gatorade ad nats - forget me, forget my number, forget my name? the sentiment echoed in this simple goodbye message?. gatorade ad nats: i want to leave a legacy where the ball keeps rolling forward. 5 seconds the 35-year-old's stellar international career spanning 14 years? 5.5 seconds the world's leading scorer for both men and women - with 184 international goals? nats (2011 usa vs brazil; world cup) - abby wambach has saved team usa's life? 1.5 seconds two olympic gold me

>> abby: oh, i'm just reading this marketing report. did you realize that back in 1987 -- >> ashley: honey, i thought you had a meeting with ben and the wedding planner that i hired. >> abby: oh, my gosh. yes. i was supposed to be there 15 minutes ago. i better text ben. >> ashley: i hope you're telling him that you're on your way. >> abby: well, yeah.

ab abby, abby wants to train to be a midwife, and she says, i'm 28 years old. this year i left my successful career to go back into university to retrain as a midwife. i already have a debt of 25,000 for my first degree. well over half of my co-horizontals have studied. we have put off many things by the lack of financial support, with a debt. will my friend have a word with the chancellor sitting next to him to reduce the cuts so that we do get people like abby training to be midwives, which will help all of us in the future? >> well, first of all, i want abby to train as a midwife, and i can guarantee that the funding will be there for her training, because there are thousands more midwives operating in the nhs today than when i became prime minister. now he mentions the question of nurse bursryes. two out of three people who want to become nurses can't do that because of the constraints on the system, and our new system will mean many more doctors, many more nurses. already we've got 10,000 more doctors in the nhs since i became of prime minister, and 4,500

speaker, i have a question from abby. [shouting] >> abby wants to train to be a midwife and she says i'm 28-year-old, this year i left my successful career to go back into university to retrain as a midwife, i already have a debt of 25,000 from my first degree. well over half of my coworkers studied the first degree in another subject and many of my fellow colleagues have children and partners with mortgages. many people are put off by lack of financial support. will the prime minister have the word a friend the chancellor sitting next to me to reverse the cut so that we do get people like abby trained to be midwifes which will help all of us in the future. [shouting] >> well, first of all, i want abby to train as a midwife, i can guaranty that the funding will be there for her training because there are thousands more midwifes operating in nhs today than when i became prime minister. the truth is today, two out of three people that want to become nurses can't do that because of the constraints on the system. and our new

abby wambach hangs up her jersey.ing her final match, she says, was a perfect way to say goodbye. >>> and tracking out the clouds out there. even a few sprinkles out there as well. coming up, tracking system number one with the heaviest rain downpours arrive with that guy. and a second system. that will impact part of your weekend. >> and another live look outside. checking in 880 in oakland once again. not too bad! "the four on 2" will be right back. >>> fox 2 news brought to you by: >>> protestors are still upset there in baltimore after a mistrial was declared for that first police officer charged with the death of freddie gray. protestors, though, have remained peaceful for the most part. police report just two arrests. and that was overnight. >> well, today a judge met with prosecutors and defense attorneys regarding a possible retrial. that hearing lasted just 30 minutes with no decision. >> but a sports spokeswoman says the judge could call for another hearing. that will happen possibly before the end of the ye

>> abby: oh, i'm just reading this marketing report. did you realize that back in 1987 -- >> ashley: honey, i thought you had a meeting with ben and the wedding planner that i hired. >> abby: oh, my gosh. yes. i was supposed to be there 15 minutes ago. i better text ben. >> ashley: i hope you're telling him that you're on your way. >> abby: well, yeah. after i finalize thiet

abby? all this happened just hours ago when the school districts in both new york and los angeles received an electronic threat. officials in los angeles say the message was "very specific" and that prompted them to cancel classes today while officials in new york interpreted the message as a "hoax." here in clark county - i spoke with officials with the local district and they told me how they prepare for possible threats and emergencies. in the age of emails and social media - school officials say they're casting a wider net to ensure the safety of their students capt. ken young: over the 24 years that ive been things have changed. where before youd get a phone call and now you'll get things via email via social media. through rumors - there's a lot of different mediums now that threats come in. happened a couple hundred miles away in los angeles tuesday morning - prompting school officials to cancel classes district wide. meanwhile in new york - city officials considered a similar electr

. >> boots is about to marry abbie. all for a good cause. >> abbie is cute. nice train? >> gown. >> leash? >> belly rub. >> zeus and abbie spent the winter at the rescue. they didn't get along with the other dogs too well. but they found each other. >> that's a cute story. >> they were adopted by a couple, the couple gave them a home and felt they should have to celebrate their love. all of the donations from this we hello >> hello by adele breaking all kinds of records on the charts. sales, everything. and this latest parody from the jolly old elf himself. i'm so over everything >> that is steven, a viewer of "right this minute" and posted this on our facebook page because santa wanted us to know that he's kind of over everything. >> has a great voice. do you hear me i'm in california dreaming about who i used to be and free >> he's made quite a few videos him singing to santa claus say saying i'm over everything, i'm in southern california now, having a really good time. >> good job, steve. way to put your heart out there. he's got the look down pretty good. million mi

fox5's abby theodros has more from the newsroom.

live near the 95 and horizon- abby theodros fox5 news local. las vegas. this is the 17th year umc has hosted the drink drive lose event. debris went flying all over the road this morning in a crash where one driver was thrown from a car. it happened at around 3:30 this morning at mlk and gowan. two cars were involved. according to north las vegas police, the driver of the white car was not wearing a seatbelt... and was ejected. that person was taken to umc in critical condition. officers believe the driver of the blue car was at fault... and is in custody. the crash shut down that intersection for several hours. a louisiana ex- convict and his girlfriend have been indicted in charges in the death of a woman whose body was found in a duffel bag. a nine-count indictment filed thursday could lead to a death penalty trial for jamar kenty webb and veronica johnvae houck in the death in august of 71- year-old young suk sanchez. webb and houck are also charged with kidnapping, robbery and possession and use of stolen credit cards. the victim's decomposing body w

amanda has to do this for her eight-year-old abby with disorder. >> she is not able to of walk or talk. >> reporter: anytime amanda leaves her house in foster, abby who weighs 50 pounds and put her in her car. and she has to do the same for the stroller. that is why amanda is hoping her christmas wish is granted, handicap converted van. the family has been trying to get one for area now. the big problem cost. >> average is between 50 and $60,000. >> reporter: a fundraising site has been set up for abby, it's raised around $18,000. amanda is looking to close that gap for abby's safety and her own. >> if i fall and get hurt, then who is going to take care of her in that sense. >> reporter: that has happened before. >> i couldn't push her up and he came running and picked her off of my face. >> reporter: for abby, amanda, keeps hoping. >>> physically it would make it easier, she would be saver. >> reporter: 7 news today in new england. >>> scary moment when a house in rhode island goes up in flames. intense that one person literally had to jump right through the window to escape the flame

fox5's abby theodros got a look at the surveillance video and joins us live with the latest. members of this mosque came to worship early sunday and were greeted with raw bacon on the door handles of the building. while it was surprising - they say they're relieved more wasn't done. a man brazenly walks up to a spring valley mosque and wraps strips of bacon on the door handles.this is the aftermath. fayyaz raja, mosque goer: he knew there was a camera there. he even looked at us. i was really surprised at why a person would go and do such a thing. it happened sunday around 3 in the morning. just a few short hours after the vandal left the building -mosque goers found the pork on the entrance handle - putting their plans to pray to a halt. raja: the muslim community - they're concerened about this kind of a situation but i think we are very peace, loving people and i don't see any concern police on the other hand are investigating the possibility of a hate crime. pork is forbidden in islam - making it off limits to eat or even touch. danny amster co-owns the genral contracting