i never realized you knew anyone from the alpha quadrant. i don't. well, it looks like someone knows you. who's it from? she claims to be a sister of my father. your aunt. she is looking forward to meeting me. that's great! starfleet's appointed me ambassador to the lan'tuan sector. ambassador? i guess they thought i'd have a flair for quadrupeds. ensign, i require a moment of your time. sure. have you noticed anything unusual about the crew's behavior since we returned? like...? when i presented the captain with evidence that the wormhole may not be what it appears to be she seemed unconcerned. really? that doesn't sound like her. i believe the crew is being deceived by false telemetry as well as overly-optimistic correspondence. . no doubt containing good news. oh, i'll say. an old buddy of mine offered me a spot at the new test flight center in australia. beautiful beaches a chance to pilot the latest experimental ships. i can't believe it. then you doubt the veracity of the letters. are you kidding? i've already written back and accepted the job.

alpha if i alpha fraternity dish out a thanksgiving dish at the ymca along broad street and gave donatedlothes to homeless folks. bringing a smile to those in need is really what this is all about organizers say. >> um, this is something that we're very passionate about. giving back to our community. that's one of the things that alpha is founded out. it's founded on scholarships and love to mankind. giving back to the man and the citizens of philadelphia we do somethings it's a joy it's a pleasure. >> a great and wonderful thing. alpha phi physical at a hosted this event for 10 years. the hold defendant thanksgiving parade in the nation traveled down the ben franklin parkway. so much fun but a few complications. what you might have missed. >> today is not the day for watching what you eat, right? but in general your children are apparently eating healthier but they got room for improvement. we'll tell you what's going on. hello, mike. >> a great weather to work off some of those calories as we go into tomorrow. one issue will be a loft clouds across town with this cold front. i'm meteor

alpha bravo, go two. (men shouting indistinctly) what the hell just happened? how did we send a s.e.a.l. team to the wrong address? we didn't. how did this happen? permission to clear the room, mr. president? sir... we have a mole. damn it. i'll get the director of national intelligence over here right now. we'll start an internal investigion. hold off. what? hold off. but, sir-- are you hang troub hearinlately? when i say "stand down," i mean stand down. we've got a mole. i need to think about how to proceed. sir-- ed to figure out who i can trust. (indistinct conversations) (knock on door) since when do you knock? i'm sorry. really? for which part? all of it. don't be. i'm fine. dad-- i'm fine. ner been better. found my calling-- molding thung minds of america. at is that? wendy's flash drive. she had just started downloading my defiance les when she died. (glass clinks) whoever killed her probably didn't even knowt was there. click on the one titled "albatross." there's over 350 pages of high-level, classified military intelligence on there. nuclear missile

all alpha quadrant species. what do we know about this artificial environment, seven? i've used the tricorder data holo-images and astrometric scans to extrapolate a cross-section of the interior. i believe they used a combination of holographic projections and particle synthesis. power source? there are 13 thermionic generators beneath the city. i can't identify the energy signatures. the habitat's heavily fortified. go ahead. i've completed my postmortem analysis. you'd better get down here. on my way. if this is a training ground it could mean they're planning an invasion of the federation. we should prepare for the worst. see if you can find a way to penetrate their defenses. doctor: he may look human, he may sound human he may even smell human but there's no question-- he's alien. on a highly sophisticated level. if it weren't for micro-cellular scans i wouldn't be able to distinguish him from the genuine article. i've managed to isolate the alien dna. fortunately, most of his cells are still chemically active. if i use a cytokinetic injection i should be able to

we've resumed our course toward the alpha quadrant. i now have to turn my attention to a aatter of discipline. lieutenant thomas eugene paris you are guilty of insubordination unauthorized use of a spacecraft reckless endangerment and conduct unbecoming an officer. do you have anything to say? riga needed my help. in d dng so, you disobeyed my direct orders. yes, ma'am. you violated the protocols that govern this crew. frankly, you're lucky to be stananng here. i would have destroyed your shuttle if necessary. yes, ma'am. permission to speak freely. riga's people weren't going to listen. they were going to ignore our warnings. you don't know that. riga knew, and i was the only one who could help them. i understand your passion but passion alone doesn't give you the right to take matters into your own hands. and gave you a fresh start. until now, you've been a fine officer. your service on this ship has been exemplary. i really believed you were past this kind of conduct. i've never been very good at playing by the rules. for the better

i want alpha and beta teams to search for survivors. tell sick bay to stand by for heavy casualties. naomi? naomi? computer, locate naomi wildman. clever. sume program "flotter, trevis and the ogre of fire." program ready. commander, i'm reading duranium alloys. i believe it i i the shuttle. approximately 80 meters beneath this rubble. life signs? none. o we cannot t am the crew out. maybe we can transport the entire ship to the shuttle bay. through 50 kilotons of benomite? chakotay to voyager. janeway here. we think we've found the shuttle but we need to dig it out. have all teams rendezvous at my coordinates. acknowledged. phaser drills here and here. but, hey, b'elanna, look on the bright side. and you'll never have to watch another chapter of captain proton again. warning: life support at critical levels. don't mind the computer. she's just jealous that i'm spending my last few minunus talking to you. so long. ( beepinin ) it's your turn. i... i h hen't thought what to say yet. tuvok, why don't you go next? computer, begin recording

if we were in the alpha quadrant we wouldn't be having this conversation. i'd be in contact with starfleet command and they'd send in a specialized team with the training i've received and the knowledge seven of nine has retained from the borg. you've all seen this symbol. omega... the last letter of the greek alphabet-- chosen by starfleet to represent a threat not only to the federation but to the entire galaxy. only starship captains and federation flag officers have been briefed on the nature of this threat. what you're about to hear will nototo beyond these bulkheads. is that clear? good. this is omega. a molecule? not just any molecule... the most powerful substance known totoxist. a single omega molecule contains the same energy asas warp core. the molecule was first synthesized over a hundred years ago by a starfleet physicist named ketteract. i think he was hoping to develop an inexhaustible power source. or a weapon. ketteract managed to synthesize a single molecule particle of omega but it only existed for a fraction of a second before it destabi

if you do that about 10,000 times you make crack the alpha romeo territory.or you. we do more than just weather and news around here and spots. >>> the temperatures outside we have clear skies over the beautiful city of san francisco where it already has cooled down to 54 degrees. san jose and oakland the warm spots the upper 50s. santa rosa 53. livermore by 7:00 you will already be in the 40s so it was chilly in morning frosty in some parts of the north bay. that will happen again tonight. the same areas, sonoma county, napa marin county away from the water a frost advisory again tonight. lows low to mid-30s. if it was just a few degrees colder it would be our first freeze warning. we're not there yet. we'll be cooler and wetter than average for a while. a significant pattern change will be with us for a while. overnight lows tonight concord livermore 36. san francisco 50. lots going on this weekend. we have some football. cal, stanford, they have played 119 consecutive years. the big game is saturday at 2:30. tailgating is going to be wet. talking about rai

who is live at towbin fiat alpha romeo. ((dave courvoisier)) >> that's where we're trying to fill fiat cars with toys for children in need... katie? <<< katie boer alerts: a wind advisory is in tonight. winds peak this afternoon. winds: nw 25-35 (gusts up to 45mph) ................... light snow has been falling across the higher elevations of lincoln co, mohave co and sw utah today ................... 4" of new snow up at mt. charleston completely quiet on the radar there now ..................... northerly breezes develop this afternoon. should remain gusty at times through tuesday afternoon. ..................... by tuesday night look for a freeze of the season is possible for some portions of the mojave desert and the colder perimeter zones of the lv metro area. ..................... cool and dry for the rest of the mid week with temps. remaining 5-8 degrees below normal >>> ((denise valdez)) pizza gets delivered. ((dave courvoisier)) >> the very festive animal the company is turning to... so people living in winter won

who is live at towbin fiat alpha romeo trying to fill a fiat car with toys. katie... how are we looking? <<< katie boer alerts: a wind advisory is in place for central nye co until 7pm tonight. winds peak this afternoon. winds: nw 25-35 (gusts up to 45mph) ................... light snow has been falling across the higher elevations of lincoln co, mohave co and sw utah today ................... 4" of new snow up at mt. completely quiet on the radar there now ..................... northerly breezes develop this afternoon. should remain gusty at times through tuesday afternoon. ..................... by tuesday night look for a sharp dip in overnight temps -- first freeze of the season is possible for some portions of the mojave desert and the colder perimeter zones of the lv metro area. ..................... cool and dry for the reso mid week with temps. remaining 5-8 degrees below normal ((dave courvoisier)) >>> a disappointing end to ((denise valdez)) >> coach tony sanchez sat down to talk about this past season and gives us a look into the future. ((chris maathuis)) >

which trump are we seeing in these tweets, the strategist, for the alpha male? >> maybe this is a question i see differently as a woman, but i definitely see an alpha male. i find it difficult to see too much strategy behind trump. i think he is not strategizingng too much, correct me if i'm wrong. brian: adam seems to disagree with you. >> there are people who have been put down, they have lost their jobs. they are talked about as rednecks and whatever and backward hillbillys. and trump is compounding interest for them. >> of course he is. yes, this is incredibly negative and bad, that look at hillary clinton. she is not on the same level. look at the last couple of days. she is under pressure and what is she doing? she is not telling people why they should vote for her. all she ever does is tell people why they can deftly not vote for trump. it is negative campaigns all over. it is just different levels. brbrian: you are saying this asa republican, but seriously. >> i am not saying this as a republican, but just looking at the campaign. obviously, she should b

the blue at the bottom signals the presence of a protein called alpha s-1 casein. it's one of the substances that cause a milk allergy. the data on the right is from goat's milk. there's no blue at the bottom, so the allergy-causing protein is absent. he says some people who arere allergic to alpha s-1 caseinin n drink goat's milk. >> t translator: people with day allergies could make up for the nutritional shortfall by drinking goat's milk. it has a very good potential to become a substitute for cow's milk. >> reporter: a dairy farm that's been in business for nearly a century has begun selling milk from goats. it expects demand from people looking for an alternative to cow's milk. the goat milk they sell is from his farm. it earned kudos from college students who visited the factory. >> translator: the smell isn't so strong and it's easy to drink. >> translator: it could be great if people with a milk allergy could enjoy this product. >> translator: there are so many people with milk sensitivities these days. we know because we sell cow's milk. we'll keep working

members of the local chapters of alpha phi alpha fraternity. the fraternity raised more than $3,000 and 70 kids got to pick out new winter gear at burlington coat factory in center city. >> it did feel like coat weather today. >> with the wind gusts today. so definitely a breezy day today. breezy day tomorrow. but the big story denise is that we desperately need rain and the good news is mother nature will provide that. i'm going to go into our futurecast outlook. we have a system moving in from the ohio valley. it will continue to work through overnight monday into tuesday. bringing us plenty of rain. i do think we could see over an inch and a half of rain just on tuesday alone. a second system develops out of the gulf, i notice it's southwesterly there. so temperatures are not going to be the issue. in fact it's going to be pretty warm on tuesday and wednesday. but the good news is, we are going to get the much-needed rain. everything clearing by the second half of thursday. and your ten-day outlook looks pretty decent as far as temperatures

no pricing for the alpha romeo away from hitting the sale floor in the u.s. i think you understand what i just said. >> mark: alpha romao. >>> lebron james donating $2.5 million going to go to the muhammad ali exhibit at the national museum of african-american history and culture. james says he idolized the boxing legend for a long time. the exhibicu outside the ring. >>> the indians dominated this season on and off the field. the team sold 2.1 times as much online merchandise as the average mlb team according to data from slice intelligence. the indians placed third. falling behind the red sox and the cubs. >>> now for a quick timeout with ramona and tony. >> romona: all right, tony. everyone is talking about kate upton's twitter tirade because >> tony: so we had this last night. and her fiancee, great pitcher for the tigers finished third. kate upton the supermodel goes out and tweets this. so she says, hey, mlb, i thought i was the only person allowed to blank justin verlander. grow up, kate upton. seriously. twitter can be such a great tool and connect pe

the alpha phi alpha fraternity heads up this fundraising effort and every child gets $50 to spend on in the store. now since 2014 they have provided almost $9,000 worth of clothing. we are actually back with tons of teddy bears as well and video you just have to see. look, lauren and lesley, you guys are so excited. >> whew. love or like? naughty or nice? calm or bright? but at bedtime... ...why settle for this? enter sleep number. don't miss the ultimate sleep number week, going on now. sleepiq technology tells you how you slept and what adjustments you can make. she likes the bed soft. he's more hardcore. so your sleep goes from good to great to wow! give the gift of amazing sleep. only at a sleep number store, right now save 50% on the ultimate limited edition bed. hurry, ends soon! learn more at sleepnumber.com know better sleep with sleep number. >> glum. >> welcome back. an avalanche of teddy bears after the calvary hit men scored their first game nearly 24,000 teddy bears were tossed onto the ice. the bears will be split up between more than 60 charities. that's so cool. >> bu

detonate all the mines in grids 22 alpha through 47 gamma. aye, sir. just like flushing quail. back to the klingon empire. let's see how many other birds we can flush out of here. why is it that suicide is considered a dishonorable death, worf? shouldn't a warrior have the right to decide when his time has come? if you die by your own hand you will not travel across the river of blood and entersto'vo'kor. even if i got cast down into the underworld at least i'd be with other klingons even though they are the dishonored dead. do you know what my one regret is, worf? that we weren't raised together. in the empire, on earth-- it wouldn't have mattered but the sons of mogh should have never been separated. on that... we both agree. but that is the past and a warrior should look to the future. and in the future you should not be burdened by my dishonor. you are not a burden. i have never understood you, worf. but i do know this. in your own way... and you will be an honorable man again... but not as my brother. how long will the procedure take? wiping his memory will be relatively s

the alpha phi alpha fraternity heads up this fundraising effort and every child gets $50 to spend onthe store. now since 2014 they have provided almost $9,000 worth of clothing. we are actually back with tons of teddy bears as well and video you just have to see. look, lauren and lesley, you guys are so excited. >> whew. just to see their faces in the morning when i wake them up. the first thing you think about is your wife and your kids and your family. so i had surgery locally, and it came back after my follow up that i needed a second surgery. and that's when i said i need a second opinion. everyone, from the moment i walked through the doors, they're smiling and i love the fact that included me in the whole process. the diagnosis of cancer is one of those things that you want an answer now. we can do now here. rod was great. i mean, he did everything that we asked him and more. the treatment plan was for him to have chemotherapy and radiation followed by surgery. i feel like this was the right way for me and the right treatment for me. at cancer treatment centers of america, we t

alpha pi alpha served warmed meal, at columbia ymca at north broad. it is part of the tenth annual arms initiative which included a clothing drive. for the leadership of the philadelphia chapter, known as the delta lambda it is all about giving back. >> it is all about being thankful for the blessings we have received throughout the year through our life and it is good to be thankful as we receive, sharing that blessing, you know, and those capabilities to do so. because, it is only one pay a check or one bad situation and we might need someone to look out for us. >> alpha pi alumni include reverend doctor martin luther king junior, thoroughgood marshall and ukee washington junior my dad. >>> in his own word we are learning more information about the investigation in the package bomb that blew up and injured a center city resident on tuesday. rick tim talked to "eyewitness news" reporter greg argos about his frightening ordeal and why he thought he have been targeted. >> reporter: two days after opening up a package which could have killed him, 60 yea

captain, we're just a few parsecs from the alpha quadrant. not exactly how i wanted to cross the finish line. hull breach on decks five through ten. we're losing life support. if we don't land the ship we're risking structural collapse. i'm reading a planet nine million kilometers ahead. it's class "l." do it. we're coming in too fast. reverse thrusters. we're still here. why are we still here? mr. kim? the new phase corrections didn't work. are you certain? if voyager had gotten through safely the transmitter's functioning. seven must have received our message. chakotay, problems! i can see that. our engines are down. they're locking onto us with a tractor beam. full thrusters. no effect. do we have enough power to send a plasma surge through their tractor beam; break ourselves free? i think so if you want to beam over to that ship i'll understand. and let you have all the fun? harry, we just bought you a few more minutes. acknowledged. i'm no time travel expert but can't we just call voyager again? the past isn't going anywhere. that's not

spock, i believe our heading takes us near the ceti alpha star system. quite correct,t,captain. planet number five there is habitable, although a bit savage, somewhat inhospitable. but no more than australia's botany bay colony was at the beginning. those men went on to tame a continent, mr. khan. can you tame a world? yes. i understand. nt marla mcgivers. given a choice of court-martial or accompanying them there... it will be difficult. a struggle at first, even to stay alive, to find food. i'll go with him, sir. a superior woman. i will take e r. and i've gotten something else i wanted-- a world to win, it's a shame for a good scotsman to admit it, but i'm not up on milton. the statement lucifer made when he fell into the pit. "it is better to rule in hell than serve in heaven." huh. it would be interereing, captain, and to learn what crop has sprung from the seed you planted today. yes, mr. spock, >>> this is wral news. >>> election day was nine days ago and the results of two top state offices. right now on wral the reason we'll have to wait even longer to november election

we're partnering with towbin fiat alpha romeo for a toy giveaway. katie is out at the drive where we plan to stuff as many fiat cars with toys as possible. ((katie boer)) alerts: a wind advisory is in place for central nye co until winds peak this afternoon. winds: nw 25-35 (gusts up to 45mph) ................... light snow has been falling lincoln co, mohave co and sw utah today ................... 4" of new snow up at mt. charleston overnight -- although it's completely quiet on the radar there now ..................... northerly breezes develop this afternoon. should remain by tuesday night look for a sharp dip in overnight temps -- first freeze of the season is possible for some portions of the mojave desert and the colder perimeter zones of the lv metro area. ..................... cool and dry for the rest of the mid week with temps. remaining construction along the i-15 this week... traffic anchor demetria obilor explains when and where you could run into delays, in "what's driving you crazy?" (( )) demetria obilor: nightly lane restrictions a

computer, access paris program alpha one: "grease monkey." a car's engine can't run on pure fuel so the carburetor supplies it with a mixture of vaporized fuel and air. and you think we need a device like that to dilute the particle stream as it enters the coaxial drive. exactly, and a spare polaric modulator fromvoyager'simpulse drive should do the trick. subatomic dilution! it never would have occurred to me. i think you've solved it. well, we can run a few simulations on the holodeck before we actually try it. oh... i owe you a lot. ank my lucky toolbox. it's gotten me out of hot water more than once. mmm. you're lucky to be stationed on a ship like this. replicators to feed and clothe you holo-technology to cater to every whim hallways filled with women. yeah. it's great. you don't sound convinced. aren't you happy here? i mean... i pilot one of the most advanced ships in starfleet. i have a beautiful girlfriend. i'm respected. i have everything that i've ever wanted. you're lucky. you're part of a family, part of a structure. you have ru

the truth is, i'm a little green man from alpha centauri, a beautiful place. you ought to see it. i am going to lock you up for 200 years. that ought to be just about right. he's probably being held in security section. even if they've notified the authorities, it'll take a little time for someone to get there. quite logical, captain. can you give us the coordinates to beam down a landing party near those interrogation rooms? yes. but you're not going to get them i can't do that, captain. if something went wrong-- something's already gone wrong. of course, you could beam down anywhere inside that base, but it would take time to find him. mr. sulu, you and captain christopher will beam down with me. the captain will provide the coordinates for the transporter chief. shall i issue phasers? one for you, one for me. set them on heavy stun force. yes, sir. you don't trust me, spock. in fact, i do... energize. do they do that all the time? are you hungry? uh-huh. what would you like? chicken soup. just a minute, sir. hold it. [knock on door] see what that is, airman. don't you find that

teams alpha and gamma have finished scanning sections one through 64. kiki of puts a borg cube to shame, doesn't it? the vessel's technology is impressive but its construction is haphazard. i guess they sort of improvised as they went along. seven, you've been around humans for a while now. what do you think about love? i don't see the relevance. just cururus. parental love, romantic love affection between friends. specify. romantic love. an attraction based on sexual desire the wrong person when it facilitates procreation. . not at all. the borg have referenced this condition in over 6,000 assimilated species. a striking similarity to disease. a series of biochemical responses that trigger an emotional cascade impairing normal functioning. forget it. are you in love, ensign? i guess that's what i've been askingngyself. ( gasps ) you're glowing. i beg your pardon? your epidermis luminesced. huh... must be the lighting in here. no, it was you. ( gasping ) you should report to sick bay. it's nothing. lie still. i feel fine. no doubt you're feeling wonderf

. >> other popular and items include the step and play piano, alpha shelf and indoor games like foosball ampoule. with the best time to shop? we wait for backside -- black friday deals. >> time to buy is when you see it.>> if you want to wait for black friday and cyber monday my keep it locked to our ways to stay section over at wkyc.com. they always terrific mac granite is updating every day with new features and insider information on the best online we talk about the phenomenon coming and the work week ahead when we come back. welcome back. hope you had a chance to enjoy the evening. it's still nice out there for november. temperatures chilly further away from the lake. 48 elyria, 51 downtown. if you're heading out there to see the superman, make sure you bring a jacket. there's a southwest when the feel at the low 40s, maybe even upper 30s. despite your thermometer seeing 40 degrees. the moon rose earlier today, it's in eastern sky now, temperatures in the upper 40s by 744 43 x 11. the wind and the super moon because it's at its closest approach to the earth coinciding with a full mo

the encoded message from the alpha quadrant. we know that the transmission was from starfleet command but we still can't decrypt it. b'elanna thinks it's a lost cause that too much of the data stream has been destroyed, but i haven't given up. i keep hoping inspiration will strike... somehow. ( sighs ) good morning. what time is it? oh! well, then good morning. i just heard from tom and neelix. they're about to leave any luck? the trading colony. tom says the shuttle's so loaded down with supplies he won't make half impulse. neelix is asking permission to bring one of the locals on board. he's been very helpful, and neelix wants to repay him by giving him passage to the next system. permission granted. you might want to grab some sleep. we've got a big day ahead. i will in a while. still hunting for buried treasure. i just can't pick the lock. i've tried over 50 decryption algorithms. every time i piece together a data block ten more come unraveled. what did starfleet send us? a map? the location of a wormhole? if i could decode

and neither is ena, so i know we have photos on that was at the alpha. but i did want to give these photos the context we have up there. i'll let you continue with the story because i know we have a photo in the wife and it is the one in the blue, not the purple. >> so she is a visiting nurse working with for this company of services to the latino community. she told me about it, but again i do not have the clinical background, mine is finance. but i wanted to distribute in chicago and i learned more about the business. when i actually went to that room that's when i realized we had an opportunity. most of the people in the room they didn't understand what cultural competency was. being latino, growing up in the dominican republic i dounderstand. >> that was your niche. tha was your opportunity. >> that was exactly the opportunity and we jumped right on in and it was a blessing since. >> for those who don't have more information, i'm going to put up the information on screen. i'll see you around my friend. now had a good year and hopefully even better. i

i will say, tragically, 9 of the 11 lives that have been lost have had to do with alpha inflators, ones that were actually from 2001-2003, recalled 2008-2011. about 300,000 of those still exist out there and have a 50% chance of rupturing in a crash. we are working with honda and acura in particular to try and get those off the road. so, while there's -- >> say that again? >> 2001 to 2003 vehicles. these were actually recalled in 2008-2011. so, what happened was, because of the most recent activity going on, testing that was never done back then was recently done, and that's how we discovered these alpha inflators have a 50% chance of rupturing. the secretary came out and basically said don't drive it unless you're going to a dealer to get it fixed. and so, we're working with honda to basically figure out everything that can be done to find those people. 9 out of the 11 lives lost were those alpha inflators. >> well, i am encouraged that you say that the solution is i'm grateful for that. and several people have asked you about the letters, the safety assessment on self-driving vehicles

the statutes of alpha 3 3 gentlemen, these documents all speak of rights. rights of the accused to a trial by his peers, to be represented by counsel, the rights of cross-examination, but most importantly, the right to be confronted by the witnesses against him-- a right to which my client has been denied. your honor, that is ridiculous. my learned opponent had the opportunity to see them, cross-examame them-- all but one! the most devastating witness against my client is not a human being. it's a machine, an information system-- the computer log of the enterprise. and i ask this court adjourn and reconvene aboard that vessel. i protest, your honor. and i repeat, i speak of rights. a machine has none. a man must. and if you do not grant him that right, you have brought us down to the level of the machine. indeed, you have elevated that machine above us. i ask that my motion be granted, and morerethan that, , in the name of humanity, fading in the shadowow of, i demand it. captain's log, stardate 2950.1. after due consideration, the general court-martial has

the alpha few alpha fraternity raised more than $5,000 for today's event. they gave under served children in the area a 50-dollar voucher to buy a brand new coat of their choice. it is the third year for this event. >>> the spirit of thanksgiving, alive in a kensington neighborhood, where people doubt that anybody really cared about them at all. we showed you their struggle little over a week ago, one feisty grants mom is fighting city hall, and anybody else getting in the way of her feeding some hungry children in a community stricken by poverty, and joyce evans went back to report on good news all made possible by you our viewers. >> the generosity has been overwhelming. it has been wonderful. >> reporter: and it keeps oncoming. >> color books, art supplies, fresh fruit, pastries, bread, every day. someone was calling, someone was knocking, neighbors were like a lady cam on the block and dropped some things off. >> reporter: including a philadelphia police officer, not patrolling the neighborhood looking for folks up to no good. >> came with a whole trunk

phi alpha fraternity. kids got to pick out winter wear at burlington coat factory in center city. the fraternity has raised more than $3,000 for the coat drive so far this season. >>> coming up on "nbc 10 news today," an eagles player is shaking things up. literally. we'll explain why malcolm jenkins is testing his skills behind the bar this weekend. >>> and just when you thought the election was over, the effort to recount ballots in three key states is getting a new backer. hillary clinton. we'll have those details coming up at 7:30. >>> eagles safety malcolm jenkins, has some skills off the field. he served drinks at a college football watch party in center city yesterday. you'll notice he's wearing red instead of green in honor of his alma mater ohio state university and it was all for a good cause. >> ladder 15 and the philly buckeyes to make a portion of the proceeds from today go to my foundation. >> the malcolm jenkins foundation was founded in 2010 to help change the lives of youth in our area and

alpha p file alpha hosted this for ten years. >>> thanksgiving takes a frightening turning for families. their two-year old sonnies in the hospital with a gunshot wound. the shooting happened while his mom, was making thanksgiving dinner. at fox 29's sabina kuriakose reports, police are trying to determine exactly how this all played out. >> reporter: north philadelphia family thanksgiving holiday is taking a horrible turn, police say that two cousins, a four year-old and two-year old some is how found a loaded gun while their mom was making dinner in the the next room. the gun accidentally went off, and four years old hand striking the two years old. >> the two years old mother and mother's boyfriend were on the scene at the time. they have been both transported to east detectives where they are being interviewed. >> reporter: it happened on the 3500 block of north ninth street just before 4:30, police want to know how kids got the a hold of the loaded 40 caliber handgun. the authorities say it appears that the weapon belongs to the toddler's mother but they are still running the seria

alphas. no, that's the season two finale. that was quite the cliffhanger.oing to re-watch it before season three starts. there is no season three. they canceled that show.

bit rat website suggesting one of the trump towers computer servers has communicated with russia's alpha bank. the feds say as part of their ongoing investigation as the russia's interference to the election process, they have yet to find no connection to trump. f.b.i. has opened an inquiry to trump's former manager for consulting work done years ago. manafort said he heard nothing about it. trump avoided paying millions of dollars in debt when he did not report his income. the loophole has since been outlawed by congress. paul ryan did an early vote for the republican nominee but avoided to use his name. >>> some republican lawmakers say they prefer having just eight justices on the supreme clinton fill the vacancy after the death of an tow tin -- scalia. some are suggesting blocking any clinton nominees should she win the election. >>> you have to have friends and a growing number of friend you we'll tell you how. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. donald trump: i could stand in the middle of 5th avenue and shoot somebody and i wouldn't lose any voters, okay? and you can t

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and members of a local chapter of alpha phi alpha fraternity.he fraternity has raised more than $3,000 for the coat drive so far. >>> let's head to south jersey. not one but two chances to see a holiday family favorite on stage. the new jersey ballet will perform the nutcracker in millville. show times are 2:00 p.m. and 5:00 p.m. this is the fourth year for the holiday event in millville. >>> it is back to the future in fashion. one of the stories that's making headlines this week in business news. cnbc has a preview. >>> retailers fight for your dollars, plus futures from the future. if you're looking for cyber monday shopping deals many are already available. both walmart and amazon unveiled online deals on black friday with plans for more offered over the coming week. some of the biggest earnings of the week come from the retail sector including tiffany's, ulta. investor also have their hands full with the heavy economic calend calendar, consumer confidence, personal income and pending home sales figures will be released on wednesday november

alpha tone was a 9-year-old. -- al capone. babe ruth was 13 years old. thomas edison, 61 years old in 1908. samuel clemens, a.k.a. mark twain, was in his early 70s. 68 years ago. last time this indians franchise won at all. for cleveland, in the history of this great city, two teams have clinched here. the 1920 cleveland indians and the 1964 cleveland browns. they did that at cleve municipal stadium which was taken down, it's where the indians played as well. now a new stadium where the cleveland browns play. this game 7 is going into the bottom of the ninth inning. aroldis chapman, i can't imagine how much he has left, will deal with the top of the lineup. santana, kipnis, lindor. after a two-out rally in the bottom of the eighth tied this game at 6. hard to catch her breath. -- hard to catch your breath. good job by bryan shaw in the top of the ninth in a play behind the bag by lindor. top of the order coming up. thanks, fans, for watching the t-mobile unlimited baseball break. #unlimitedbaseball. the dh, here's a guy who has hit better against left-ha

alpha tone was a 9-year-old. -- al capone. babe ruth was 13 years old. thomas edison, 61 years old in 1908. samuel clemens, a.k.a. mark twain, was in his early 70s. 68 years ago. the year was 1948. won at all. for cleveland, in the history of this great city, two teams have clinched here. the 1920 cleveland indians and the 1964 cleveland browns. they did that at cleveland municipal stadium which was taken down, now a new stadium where the cleveland browns play. this game 7 is going into the bottom of the ninth inning. aroldis chapman, i can't imagine how much he has left, will deal with the top of the lineup. santana, kipnis, lindor. after a two-out rally in the bottom of the eighth tied this game at 6. oh, my. -- hard to catch your breath. good job by bryan shaw in the top of the ninth in a play behind the bag by lindor. top of the order coming up. thanks, fans, for watching the t-mobile unlimited baseball break. #unlimitedbaseball. the dh, santana. here's a guy who has hit better against left-handed pitching this postseason. he is more power from the o

it had cracking and fatigue, met alpha teague. the plane was seconds from they slammed on the brakes. 170 people onboard and 21 injured while they scrambled to get off of the plane and it caught on fire. >>> coming up, at 7 years old, this valley boy has experienced more trauma than most. how the community can rally behind him. >>> it sounds like a prank. calls about wild turkeys. >>> chicago celebrates the cubs' world series victory. the turnout for the championship celebration. we'll take you there. >> reporter: well, the air was clean and crisp today. it is nice out there right now. still a little chance of a storm with moisture kind of wraps around the state a little bit. we'll take a look at it coming i'm tom o'halleran, and i approve this messsage. paul babeu oversaw a place of horrors and were subject to sexual abuse. arizona deserves better. arizona's largest newspapers endorse tom o'halleran for congress. "the republic" says, "elect tom o'halleran. his words match his work." and "the daily star" said, "o'halleran puts the

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each child gets $50 to spend on winter gear in the store, alpha file alpha fraternity heads the fundraiser and since 2014 they have provided almost $9,000 worth of clothing, clothing, very nice thing. >>> ski resorts in northeastern pennsylvania are hoping for a bet are year after a dismal season last winter. and skiers at one mountain are getting an early start. the big boulder is opened for business this weekend with skiers, making their way down the slopes. they will be closed again touring this week, as they make more snow and many other pocono resorts are eyeing an early december opening. justin, you like to ski as well. >> it has been a while but yeah, i grew up going skiing. i grew up in allentown. fun stuff. two trails opened up at big boulder, not bad from early start to the season. >> hopefully a good season for them. >> exactly. this week not so much because we will still bring in warmer eras we head through month of december and rain. not the west news but get that cold air back in here probably by next week. the morning is chilly, compared to yesterday, lot of locations at or

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