here again is andrea king. >> reporter: police were suspicious of ross harris from the moment they met first terrible day. but their next discovery would turn this strange case into an explosive one. police seized his phone and computers. and that's when they found the photos and texts. >> this guy clearly was leading a double life. >> reporter: investigators found a sordid stash of sexually explicit online chats and texts between ross and a number of women, one as young as 15. and what's more, some of the sexual chats happened on the very day cooper died. he was communicating with a woman -- >> right. >> reporter: -- ten minutes before he left with cooper? >> right. we were able to determine that he had been messaging at least six different women throughout that day, sending pictures of himself, asking for photographs. >> reporter: prosecutors believed ross harris was in the grip of an escalating obsession with sex. and they came to an awful conclusion. that ross wanted so badly to be rid of the constraints of family and fatherhood, he decided to kill his own child. does being a creep

king jr. family services inc. in springfield. andrea marion, executive director of lieu rain super soup kitchen. hannon rudd irin holy oak. mindy executive including tim of the united way of central massachusetts, also from director of the amherst survival center, and the chief and food activist.

reporting live from king of prussia, aundrea cline-thomas, nbc10 news. >> i hope everyone stays safe, andrea. let's continue the coverage with nbc10's mitch blacher. he is up in skyforce10. how is it looking, mitch? >> reporter: we've seen traffic rapidly increase in the pace and volume. this isown 95, right around gerard avenue. you see the northbound traffic. that's the headlights. starting to pick up and move a bit. about five minutes ago it was not even going that fast. the southbound lanes going into the city still moving but a little bit of volume picking up as you get into center city. we'll leave you with this wish you a very happy city and thanksgiving, jim. >> same to you and every one else. >>> the weather is not causing travel trouble tonight. breezy and a little colder than earlier today. as we look live at center city. very chilly for your thanksgiving. here is first alert meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz. glenn, we'll be feeling the temperature drop tomorrow morning, right? >> oh, yeah, jim, we're feeling it right now. you'll feel it even more in a few hours. if you ar

king jr. family services inc. in springfield. andrea marion, executive director of lieu rain super soup kitchen. hannon rudd irin holy oak. mindy executive including tim of the united way of central massachusetts, also from director of the amherst survival center, and the chief and food activist. the musicians who kept us entertained along the way. the expandable brass band. double-edged theater, and hopkins academy band. western massachusetts small businesses including bridge grill, ashfield lake house, union station in north hampton, and ben clark of grill house, union clarkdale food farms, and tea guys for their wonderful tea in honor of the march. for their continued again rossity and friendship. the sheriff's departments in ham done, hampshire, and franklin counties help provide escorts for us during the entire 43 miles. mr. michael brooks and the students of smith vocational school in north hampton for making the shopping carts we used during the march of and grateful to the countless students, elementary, middle school, and high

andrea nakano for kpix 5 sports. >>> play of the day this morning, from the nfl, the los angeles chargers in and dallas cowboys in texas. >> inside 8 minutes. trying to cut off the angle for king. he is going to take it the does stance. >> the chargers desmond king with the interception and 90- yard touchdown run. the thanksgiving game turned out to be a turkey for the cowboys who fell 28-6. >>> it's officially black friday. and the lines are massive here at the outlets in livermore. we'll have a live report coming right up. >> and here at bass pro shops in san jose, hundreds taking advantage of those black friday doorbusters but how do you know if you're better off shopping today or waiting until closer to the holiday? i have that answer coming up. running a small business is demanding. and that's why small business owners need more. like internet that's up to the challenge. the gig-speed network from comcast business gives you more. with speeds up to 20 times faster than the average. that means powering more devices, more video conferencing, and more downloads in seconds, not minutes. get fast internet and add phone and tv for only $34.90 more per month. comcast is building

king's comment, and she's become kind of the de facto spokesperson for cbs is what david rose said in his statement. that was despite the journalistic accomplishment that you were talking about, andrea, despite those accomplishments that the priority and a place like cbs news is to create an environment where people feel safe and can achieve success and that that needs to be the priority sxhu heard gayle king saying it needs to be the message to everyone that works in that environment. >> and let's talk about the world of politics where this is front and center. john conyers, the most senior person in the house, congresswoman edwards, you worked with him. there are now calls for him to step down from the judiciary committee. nancy pelosi said there should be an ethics investigation. he has denied harassment. but the shocking thing to many of his constituents and colleagues and many people around the country is a small amount of money, relatively, accordingly, $27,000 was paid out of his office fund and that this woman, the accuser, is silenced forever more. >> whether or not it had been papd out of his office funds, it was still taxpayer money and i think that what this exposes -- a