what do you think the atlantic alliance actually means in practice today? do you think it needs refreshing? is it working well? on the waycerned that europe has sharply different views from the united states? you once asked a very famous question -- what is the telephone number of europe? do you know what it is today? dr. kissinger: i know what it is today but i may not like what it says. the fundamental challenge for the atlantic alliance is to define what it is trying to do. what is it trying to prevent? and what is it trying to achieve? and what is it that we will achieve only as allies? are we obliged to do without allies? our allies should understand that it is a dialogue that has yet to take place. sir major: how do you think in present circumstances we can bring the collective will of the united states and europe closer together then it at present appears to be? course, soer: of brexitpends on how the period is resolved. atlanticimagine an strategy in which britain and states arethe united find commonng to access. this point of view, while i took my

should the atlantic alliance as global? what is the relationship of the european union to the creation of world order? or will the world evolve -- into regional spheres of influence which combine the relations on constrained by the system? and if so, how will it be possible to avoid an even more callousl cataclysm outcome thane two world wars of european heritage? brexit, circumstances, which was at first seen as a primarily british domestic issue, has taken on a more general significance. towhat level it will lead britishotiations on relationships with europe? that relationship needs to be close and organic. an outcome is in the overwhelming interest of both countries, of both parties, and of world order. and america's interest is to encourage that process of li nking europe and britain and to temporaryrocess if dislocations occur. in a deeper sense, the resolution of brexit will intoect the issues of 1973 ne structures. there will be three elements. the european union, written with a special negotiated -- britain with a s

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seventy-three atlantic city. seventy-one in allentown and reading. just off to the west here temperatures in the upper 70es a. the pittsburgh, cleveland, charleston west virginia got to 81 degrees and these temperatures are heading our way for tomorrow but you can see where that front is right now. right across great lakes where green and blue shading is and that is waiting in the wings for end of the week and weekend. future weather shows we will start tomorrow with good deal of sun but clouds coming in quickly, possibly even a few showers by late morning across the poconos but best chance for showers for us, mid afternoon, especially between two and 5:00 p.m., we can see cloud coming in quickly wye 3:00. front does not have a ton witt. it is not a total wash out. couple scattered showers, maybe a rumble of thunder, nothing as strong as what we saw on sunday. it comes through sooner and that should inhibit temperatures there breaking record. 6:00 p.m. we will see them moving down the shore and skies clear. by 11:00 tomorrow night temperatures will b

a move that would put atlantic city in better shape financially. what's really going on? playing this string? the mayor said they want atlantic city to be taken over and provided a cryptic can't lie. [inaudible] i'm gonna look into it more and find out. who took atlantic ca lam$to . >> tonight you can look for rainy weather with a low 43 degrees. >> i got a chance to be on the radio. it's not an easy feat to use just your voice to tell the story. especially to another country. i was asked to be on today fm. which is the biggest radio station by friend of mine who thought i could provide perspective. >> i knew you would come across as an informed person and a passionate person which is very important. as a result of your performance the produces of the show contact me to thank me. >> the crew of the show, the last word with matt cooper traveled to new york to broadcast live from the city at the center of a tall. they they put together a panel of people to talk about the election from all sides and walks of life. guess included a cast, commentators, the chatty cabbies and o

a few isolated to scattered showers up through trenton, barnegat and through atlantic city. this is going to continue to move off into the atlantic and i think as we head into the later parts of tonight and into tomorrow, we're going to start to see thing clear out. here we have your highs for today. in the low 50s. your high 53 degrees in philadelphia you reached a-51 degrees in allentown. right about normal for this time of the year. temperatures sitting right now about 50 degrees in philadelph philadelphia. 51 for those of us in atlantic city. we'll be dropping temperatures all the way into the low 40s some areas like the suburbs we're talking upper 30s. with some clouds beginning to dissipate as we head through the overnight. rain moves out. a drier weekend ahead. next week possibly a soaker. i've got that forecast coming up? in just a bit, dawn. >> we'll see you then. thanks monica. two north philadelphia parents facing a lives charges after foe-year-old accidentally shot their tyler. policarrested rachel santiago ad vega. his cousin shot the boy yesterday while the chi

many shared their thoughts on why we should ban atlantic drilling. charles from toms river wrote, -- quote -- "we already have shore line concerns thanks to superstorm sandy. we don't -- definitely don't need another threat to our economy." jean from new brunswick wrote, "tourism is a major jersey business. our beaches are pristine and must be protected. and leo from highland park wrote, "i would rather give up my car to save on oil consumption than give up the jersey shore." my constituents are not alone. 120 municipalities up and down the atlantic coast have opposed offshore drilling and the seismic blasting used to locate oil deposits. over 1,200 elected officials have done the same. they have been joined by an alliance of over 12,000 businesses and 500,000 fishing families. their opposition to offshore drilling transcends political boundaries and geographic boundaries alike. it unites local chambers of commerce with environmental advocates. we're hearing the same message, whether it's from a beach town in georgia, a homeowners' association in del

fox and fires that atlantic train wasn't using a trench box which is a safeguard against a cave in. but recently i heard back from atlantic trains attorney says that the util boxes in the area for the work was happening.that attorney said because of these ongoing investigations he doesn't feel it is prudent to me, the weather steps could have been taken to save those lives. in the control room, fox 25 interviewer: what would stop you from voting this november? woman 1: working late. man 1: lines -- i hate long lines. woman 2: no babysitter. william f. galvin: for the first time ever we have early voting. if you're registered, you can vote any day between october 24th and november 4th. avoid election day lines -- man 1: wow, that helps! william f galvin: early voting is easy voting. interviewer: so what do you think? woman 2: it' a timesaver. i love it. william f. galvin: it's easier than ever for you to vote. learn more at massearlyvote.com tomorrow a federal judge will let out of prison early. the lawyer said the 71-year-old is suffering from a medical condition and he has battled

right now visibility isn't poor with the exception of atlantic city and cape may. as i get this going and pause this, we're seeing poor visibility in the metro area, mt. holly, two miles for you, by black friday, really this is my biggest concern through the overnight hours into early tomorrow morning, visibility will be an issue overnight and first thing tomorrow. 50s on saturday, i'm tracking showers possibly for the second half of your black friday. more details coming up in my 10-day on 10. >> most people have left the thanksgiving table and headed out to the stores. you're looking at a target at wynnefield heights as the holiday shopping begins. shoppers are getting a jump on black friday deals. drew smith is live at toys "r" us at king of bruprussiprussia. i see a lot of people behind you. >> reporter: this is one of the first spots to open, the team's pretty prepared, they have got the line staggered in different spots, trying to keep everything organized. we have some video of the line that had wrapped around the building, people were getting here early bec

your best alternate routes are going to be atlantic avenue into downtown. another option might be crabtree boulevard to raleigh boulevard. side consider using glenwood coming in from 440. those are probably going to be more congested than usual through the day. you need to go ahead and plan on that. give yourself extra time through the morning and through the day to get to downtown raleigh. we'll have an update from emmy victor at the scene at the bottom of the hour. around the rest of the triangle wheeler reed at sierra drive south of i-40. a 17 minute ride through garner with on 440 westbound with delays between 442 and 440. i want to talk about an accident over in smithfield. bill will have details about the crash in a moment. an over night accident closed 95 at the 70 business interchange and because of some damage to the bridge. they have to inspect the 70 business bridge over 95. you can see some back ups through that area. bill. >> a little bit bryan, thank you very much. >>> a tractor trailer crash ed in smithfield that shut down part of i-95. the d

atlantic city right below freezing and 31. wildwood is better off at 41 degrees currently. for temperatures outside, very cool to start. radar and satellite show us we are clear. no clouds to track. you notice the gray on the map, helps with the temperature reading. it is not clouds overhead. what we are looking at, we will see clouds and chances of rain. we will track that potential with the extended forecast coming up in a bit. >>> this morning, african-american students at the university of pennsylvania along with campus authorities are outraged in the wake of racist social media messages targeting freshmen. nbc10 monique braxton is live on campus with details of this. good morning. >> reporter: hi, rosemary. oklahoma seems to be the point of origin for messages sent to students at the university of penn. so far investigators tell us they still don't know who is responsible. this is part of what one african-american freshman received via text from a group identifying itself as trump did i siep he is on a social media app. there's as many as 100 students sent racial epith

police say revel was using narcotics out of the atlantic drain yard and atlantic drain dump truck. revel's passengers told officers he purchased the crack cocaine earlier if the day from someone in the atlantic drain yard. we took the accusations to atlantic drain's offices. we also called the company's attorney. >> this is jason law at fox 25. how are you? >> the reporter: the attorney told me, they had no comments about these accusations, but the owner of atlantic drain may release some kind of statement down the road. atlantic drain has come under fire since the october 21st accident, that killed maddox and higgins. fox 25 previously found dozens of osha violations and tens of thousands of dollars in unpaid continue to investigate that deadly incident in the south end two weeks ago. so far, nobody has been charged in that case. in roslindale, jason law, fox 25 news. >> mark: new fallout tonight from harvard's decision to cancel the rest of the season for harvard's soccer team. the team took parting in a rating system where they made offensive comments about the women's soccer te

the commission said they became of atlantic drains application. a chief engineer tells fox25 it was a paperwork backup not an on-site safety issue and we asked the mayor, should the company be allowed to continue with the existing jobs. >> all after the math questions that you are asking me. there are some issues that we have there. i am not sure what osha gave us the ability for the state gave us the ability. >> reporter: osha considers atlantic drain to be one of their severe violators because including those with trench safety. >> reporter: you heard the mayor say and the droen drone is investigating. and atlantic drain wasn't using a trench boston which was a safeguard against a cave-in, but just recently heard back from atlantic drain's attorney who said utility companies prohibited the use of trench boxes where that work was happening. that attorney says because of the ongoing investigation, doesn't know it it is prudent if any steps were taken to save those hegedus, fox25 news. >>> one week out for election day and where things stand for th

and the atlantic is pretty big. but if a slave ship happened to get caught which didn't happen often and brought back to new york to trial, it was very rare for this to get convicted, more than half the time they never made it to trial. they just allowed to better detail. judges and juries were notoriously lenient with them. they were convicted and sentenced to anything they would be sentenced to four months in jail . and in the whole long history of the new york involvement in the trans-atlantic slave trade, only one slave ship ever paid for it and that was because he had the bad luck to get caught when lincoln was in the white house and the civil war had started so the politics has shifted. >> watch this and other programs online at booktv.org. election night on c-span. be part of a national conversation about the outcome. the location of the hillary clinton and donald trump election night headquarters and watched victory and concession speeches in key senate house and governors races starting live at 8 pm eastern

and right now, atlantic city is too broken.ve said in the previous segment about people wanting to blow it up and start over again. >> same here? >> i think you're almost at that point. >> i think the pennsylvania model, though, could work. if you look at what happened during the rendell years when philadelphia was in trouble, the state did a bailout, created a board -- the pica board that ie city's finances, put in place rules that the city had to present a balanced budget and a five-year plan that had to be approved by the board, but still left local autonomy, the mayor, and city council having the power to run the city. i think, by and large, that's worked pretty well in pennsylvania. >> by the way, i when i said sam, i should have mentioned jim here. [ laughter ] >> absolutely. >> because he does have this experience and i do think he's right. >> lots of combination of factors in atlantic city. i mean, some of them were the city's fault for just poor management, not planning for the future. but some of them wert of their co

but the owner of atlantic drain mayel the road. atlantic drain is under fire since the accident that kid maddox and higgins. fox25 previously found dozens of osha violations and tens of thousands of dollars in unpaid fines. federal investigators are began to investigate the deadly incident in the south end two weeks ago. no one has been charged in that case. in roslindale, jason law. >>> we are following develop news in the so-called bridge a jury found two officials linked to chris christie's office guilty on all charges. the former staffer faces conspiracy, fraud and civil right charges in connection with the lane closures in 2013 on the george washington bridge. it was political retribution of the democratic mayor causing massive traffic problems. christie has not faced my charges. >> elizabeth: in chicago, man, they -- >> blair: the parade was a big one. of c of course it did not disappoint. an estimated 5 million people packed the streets of the city. >> elizabeth: blew me away, that number. >> blair: i want to see the champio

forty-one in wrightstown, and 44 in atlantic city. as we look at wind speeds, they're really an issue, i guess you would say, in the mountains where we have 13-mile per hour winds, and at the shore where it is pretty winds think morning. of course that makes it feel little colder than it is, 24-mile per hour winds gust, right now, at atlantic city international. so average high these days in the up ear's, and yesterday, even with the rain, we got to the mid 50's, 56 degrees. today will be at seasonable high temperature, of 58 or 59. sixty-two tomorrow. then 50 degrees, on saturday, for our walk to ends altzheimer's, it will be chilly, we'll have windchills in the 20's, we warn you right now, saturday morning, never stops anybody from coming out and walking for to ends altzheimer's disease, we will see you on saturday morning, bob kelly. just little chilly. no big deal. >> no big deal. >> like little kid on christmas morning when i walk in today. >> yes, yes. >> the hess truck was on midge'sing. >> oh, is there a truck in that picture?

atlantic city officials are fighting a financial takeover by the state, and eagles wide receiver, josh huff speaks about the charges he now faces after the traffic stop on the walt whitman bridge. >> it was a sunny and warm november day with a high of 70 could get warmer tomorrow before this front brings severe weather to the midwest and brings big changes here. i'll explain in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. >> those stories and more when "action news" continues tonight. owe. >>> these guns and drugs and bundles of cash are the result of a three stay sweep in southeast philadelphia. the raids took place last week and resulted in 64 arrests and officers seized 15 guns, three cars and $16,000 in cash and $23,000 worth of narcotics, they conducted the raids to make sure they were off the street before halloween. >>> officials in atlantic city are reacting today by the reaction by the state of their five year financial recovery plan. this is not a happy day at city hall. nora muchanic has the story. >> it will be a disaster if they come in and take over. the city did what th

he will have wide power as the takeover heading to atlantic city. he. he can break up municipal contracts, fire workers. representatives from the city have said this is an infringement on their civil rights but they don't have a choice. they have to work with the state and with him to get atlantic city out of the massive multi-million-dollar budget hole. he could be could be in charge for up to five years. what he think? is a good move? >> how much power is he going to have under a potential murphy administration. murphy has said that he will take the state out of atlantic city if you are governor. what he just on do that all the work that they're putting in? >> that's a good question. in theory the state ordered the takeover in the state can reverse the takeover. it's fun to be a good year if murphy gets in there before he does. that would be counterproductive if possible. >> guesses back to harlem? >> sergio and i had a great time at round-the-clock nursery in harlem. >> the kindergartners we had storytime with they are already on the path to success.

police said revill was selling and using illegal narcotics outside of the atlantic drain yard in atlantic drain dump truck. according to incident incident report he told them that he purchased crack cocaine earlier in the day from someone in the atlantic drain yard. we took these accusations to atlantic drain's offices. >> yeah, we also called the company's attorney. the attorney told me they had no comment about these accusations. but the owner of atlantic drain may release some kind of statement down the road. atlantic drain has come under fire since the october 21st accident that killed mad o and higgins. fox 25 previously found dozens of osha violations and tens of thousands of dollars in unpaid fines. >> investigators are still looking into the deadly accident from two weeks ago. >>> transportation officials are shining a light on some of the crew members who are not normally seen on the road. the mass dot team spends a lot of time working on the roads under water. they perform about you 400 dives a year inspecting bridges and making repairs. the divers are there to make sure every p

here we have those showers through atlantic city.arnegat that's where we had a line of showers push through philadelphia continuing to move eastward. i think that will head off into the atlantic as we head into the overnight. shower chances really dissipat dissipating overnight. there could be isolated shower or two waking up early tomorrow morning. the big story is going to be those clearing skies. we've got partly cloudy conditions as we head into your saturday. by sunday we'll keep with that sunshine. it's going to be really nice set up for your weekend. here it is. saturday, 53 degrees. don't forget about that breeze though. could see gusts up to 15 miles an hour. not much of an impact. sunday at 50 degrees once again breezy overnight temperatures into the 30s. for tonight we've got temperatures into the 40s. 42 degrees in the city. 38 for those in the suburbs partly cloudy conditions. but once again more and more sunshine in store for us. as we head into the later parts of weekend. for tomorrow, 53 degrees. we've got partly sunn

the state takeover of atlantic city is bringing a financial boost it to the jersey shore community. moody's credit rating agency said the takeover should be enough to prevent default through 2017. despite local objections earlier this month the state assumed broad powers over atlantic city which is $500 million in the red. >>> it's 5:07 and 48 outside. in the transition to trump the president-elect plans to meet today with former republican presidential nominee mitt romney for a second time. trump is considering romney for secretary of state. yesterday nbc news learned from a high-level source the president-elect will select georgia congressman tom price for health and human services secretary. price is known for his fierce opposition to obamacare. also yesterday the president-elect met with retired general david petraeus. reports say he's joined romney and former new york mayor rudy giuliani as possible picks for secretary of state. now to the effort to recount votes in three states including in pennsylvania. we spoke to a psych cyber security expert. supporters with pe michigan ma

he said he was in atlantic city with his dad, who we're still trying to get ahold of. let's haul stan's ass back in here. you got it. [ sighs ] where have you been? [ clears throat ] e's in sex crimes now. is she gonna talk to adrian? she's gonna try. when? she knows we got court to 5:00. that's great. that's a great idea. we'll see. nothing's for sure. but diane seemed confident? she said she'd try and talk to adrian. that's all it was. okay. you a gambler, stan? a lot of calls into a loan shark named vincent ficano. yeah, okay, i gamble. didn't i tell you i was in atlantic city this morning? i wasn't there to look at the ocean. you addicted? no, but thanks for asking. what's up, guys? lisa checkie fund your gambling? no. she wrote you a lot of checks over the last six months. $100 here, $200 there. which i paid back. and i have the canceled checks to prove it. hmm. got one for ten grand from last week? that was a special loan. she didn't want that back. your, uh, doormat ex didn't want her ten grand back? that was for a partnership in a business. ? on-line sports mem

police say revel was using narcotics out of the atlantic drain yard and atlantic drain dump truck. revel's passengers told passengers he purchased the crack cocaine earlier if the day from someone in the atlantic drain yard. we took the accusations to we hsbc arena called the company's attorney. >> this is jason law at fox 25. how are you? >> the reporter: the attorney told me, they had no comments about these accusations, but the owner of atlantic drain may release some kind of statement down the road. atlantic drain has come under fire since the october 21st accident, that killed maddox and higgins. fox 25 previously found dozens of osha violations and tens of thousands of dollars in unpaid fines. federal investigators with osha continue to investigate that deadly incident in the south end two week so far, nobody has been charged in that case. in roslindale, jason law, fox 25 news. >> mark: transportation officials are shedding a light on crew members who are not normally seen on the reached. the massdot dive team spends a lot of time working on the roads from under water. they p

she is atlantic city native, was mr.'s campaign attorney. >> meantime, there will be a recount in wisconsin after former green party presidential nominee, jill stein, filed formal paperwork in battleground state. stein voiced concerns over reports could have been, hackers, also intends to file for recount in pennsylvania, and michigan, president-elect trump won all three state. >> the man accused of killing nine people at south carolina church last year is deemed competent to stand trial. a judge made that ruling on friday. this comes following two days of closed door hearings this week, about 22 year old dillan's meant at state. accused of gunning down the nine victims in charleston emanuel african episcopal church. jury slicks begins monday. police now investigating a deadly shooting in atlantic county. the gunfire errupted around 1:00 yesterday morning, outside of the hamilton mall in mays landing. twenty-one year old demon cottman pronounced dead at the scene. his 26 year old brother was shot in the leg. the mall was

here is a look at what's currently falling, mainly from atlantic county, atlantic city, margate down through cape may, there are some steady showers coming down right now, temperatures, only in the mid 50's, right now, 55 in philadelphia, chilly 51 in milville and 53 degrees in wildwood. so, again, timing it out by about 8:00, 9:00 showers will move little further inland, coming up i'll time out the showers for your morning commute, tell you how that could be impacted when the rain moves out of here, also, nice warm up to tell but. more on that, back to you. >> kate, see you in a bit. straight ahead on "eyewitness news", protecting and serving, getting a helping hand, in one local town. we will tell you where all officers from the police team down to part timers will be equipped with body cameras, and why officers think this is a good thing for police. and, the public. also this. >> if we could close this down, get two, three more years out of our dogs with good quality of life that would be really something. >> a wonder pill that seems to extends a dog's life may also work for human

so there were new incentives to start looking across the atlantic. but that wasn't really enough to explain exactly what went on either because only a small minority of men and women took the next relief to come over here. and when they did so, it may long time before they reached viability. we all remember the fact to begin in november 1621 the mayflower dropped anchor province and they founded their way over to what is now plymouth, massachusetts. but it took eight years before they were actually able to make a profit. now they needed to make a profit because like all early colonies they needed to imports much of their supplies from england. in the best way to think about it is the simplest way and is to think about arms and ammunition. obviously they needed to be armed. they needed gunpowder, muskets, and they needed lead. and of course they couldn't find lead through there weren't aware of any supplies of lead in massachusetts. thing in itself sulfur, charcoal. they might've made charcoal but they certainly didn't have the ingredients. so those k

has week the state turned down atlantic city is recovery plan to shed half billion dollar debt. board now has power to layoff employees or sell assets to help atlantic city recover from casino closures and decreased property values. >>> philadelphia lays its first african-american fire commissioner to rest. harold hairston led the tire department from 1992 through 2004. he died last week in his west mt. airy home. hairston served the fire department, for 40 years. his funeral is at new covenant church at 7500 germantown avenue and will then be buried at ivy hill cemetery in east mt. airy. harold hairston was 76. >>> well, as we get ready for cold temperatures this weekend we're starting to think, snow. up next from frigid air to snowstorms, meteorologist kate i fehlinger and kate bilo share their exclusive winter forecast. >>> a win for brad pitt in his divorce from actress angelina jolie we will tell but new developments in their child custody battle when we come ri >>> i got to tell but brad pitt's legal victory the associated press reports actor has been cleared in the child

the information on each ship coming across the atlantic. what happened was the british intelligence had obtained copies of manifests, with every single merchant clearing a part. these manifest or scrutinize other data that is been acquired along other nefarious means, such as the vendor, who would purchase the cargo. and they looked for anomalies. if they saw someone trying to sell bananas to a company in holland, they would be a little bit suspicious. this isn't their natural business -- what is going on here? whenever an anomaly was detected in this paper, which is quite often, they notified the admiralty, which signified a cruiser to intercept a ship. and they would escort the ship into a british port where the cargo would be torn apart. this is only part of the story. one, it is a paper information control question. the other key aspects of the british locate policy -- british blockade policy was to control the license of key strategic commodities produced within the british empire. they didn't want to deal with more paperwork than they

they cross the atlantic. churchill is struck by that in many ways because he is the only civilian in his family but there are 12,000 canadian troops returning home. part of this great denuding of the west's defense while stalin sits outside berlin and outside western germany with 300 divisions in that part of the world. 300 divisions. and short of the incredible and beneficial timing of the possession for just long enough by the west of the atomic weapon, a space is created in which there can be a balance, in determining the future of europe and the future of the world, and that space churchill is determined to fill. to fill it with ideas, proposals and new thinking and that's what he is quite set on when he gets to the united states. now, when he arrived in the united states, several things which is not altogether happy about. he is no longer prime minister, so he is not invited to stay as a guest in the white house. instead he has to stay in our embassy in washington and who is the ambassador? no one less t

and i'm familiar with the anecdote you're talking about in atlantic city. and the person i referenced when i started talking this evening was john o'donnell who wrote a book called trumped, exclamation point, and he repeatedly cites these temperament issue. and, in fact, donald trump, he got so frustrated, he ended up quitting. i asked trump about this, he said, no, i fired him. [laughter] but you do hear that from a number of people, and trump himself has said he is a screamer, those were his own words. as to how that would reflect, you know, bob mentioned roy cohn. roy cohn was the lawyer for donald trump when the u.s. government sued donald trump and his father fred trump for race bias in 1973. and roy cohn advised donald trump when you're hit, hit back ten times harder or a hundred times harder and that, you know, is the root of his personality. they actually settled that case eventually. but time and time again we see a lot of lawsuits, and he has, you know, indeed that philosophy, hit himself. and that case gave him an animus towards the federal gover

in atlantic city could be a real game changer for atlantic city. ted greenberg spoke with gamblers who got their hands on the games for the first time. >> reporter: it has a lot of the action that 21-year-old ryan mcgee looks for in a video game. but this one comes with the chance to cash out. >> awesome idea, honestly, especially with us younger guys who are on our systems all day every day anyway. >> reporter: this as the country's first skill based gambling machines. >> it's better than the arcades games. >> harrah's caesars and valley in new york city became the first in the nation to put the games online. new york based game co is putting the games outs on the market. >> these games have raooughly a 90% return to player so the player has a good chance of winning. >> reporter: these machines have the look feel that the xbox generation is used to. >> these games are unlike the traditional slot machines, they're packed with action and ambassado adventure. >> you can win up to $500 and an additional $5,000 with power up prizes. >> these are signif

we'll zoom in around atlantic city, atlantic county, stretching inland. rain is getting heavier across the ac expressway, over to mays landing, galloway township, egg harbor township, all seeing moderate to heavy rainfall now. this stretches down into cape may county. the heaviest around things are city currently. all moving in from the south, a big area of low pressure, really right off the coast of north carolina and virginia. eventually that's going to slide offshore. it's going to take a lot of the heavy rain with it and we'll be left with some scattered showers for early tomorrow morning. remember that for your morning commute. showers will be around early in the day. i don't think everyone will see the early rain. but i think we will have some areas with early showers. so have the umbrella just in case you run into those. temperatures will stay cool through the rest of the week, mostly in the 60s. tomorrow a chilly, rainy day. then we're watching a possible wintry mix as we go into the weekend. we're still far away. it's definitely something to keep

so on both sides of the atlantic , something quite new is beginning to come into view. i mentioned -- now let me turn to de gaulle in terms of relations with the europeans. de gaulle spends a lot of the war sitting in london, and churchill was very generous to him in that regard. headquarters were provided for club innd the rac london. and if you go there now they've restored the cabinet room which de gaulle used in the original particular, all that. de gaulle had the ability sometimes to infuriate winston churchill, almost beyond conceivable measure. and the for some really that he does this, we were checking the date earlier today. i was in december 1941, churchill is in the white house for christmas, you remember may and have seen photographs with a christmas tree. he is sitting with roosevelt having dinner, and paul arrives with astonishing news, which is the free french without asking anybody's permission or indeed telling anybody including the united states or canada or the united kingdom has just occupied two islands off the canadian coast. and he is enraged and

but the owner of atlantic drain may release some kind of statement down atlantic drain has come under fire since the october 21st accident that killed mad o and higgins. fox 25 previously found dozens of osha violations and tens of thousands of dollars in unpaid fines. in roslindale, jason law, fox 25 news. >> investigators are still looking into the deadly accident from two weeks ago. >>> transportation officials are shining a light on some of the crew members who are not normally seen on the road. roads under water. they perform about you 400 dives a year inspecting bridges and making repairs. the divers are there to make sure every part of the bridge is safe. >> so this is really a very special group of people who have taken the time to become experts both in diving and in bridge inspection. >> they mainly work on bridges highways. mass dot program. >>> fox 25 cares and an officer connect. harry belafonte is in boston as keynote speaker at abcd annual heroes event he spent a few minutes with fox 25's kerry kavanaugh and shared with her why he thinks it's so important that everyone

less than that, quarter mile in atlantic city, millville, dover. and two and a half miles visibility in wilmington. keeping an eye on that situation throughout the rest of the morning, another day where the best advice is to leave a little bit early. you don't have to bundle up though. temperatures are until the 40's, 50's, and even in the upper 50's, down by the shore. as we look back we got to high of yesterday, 60 degrees. well above the 50 agree normal high temperature for late november. and today, even warmer, with a high of 66. don't get used to, that though, starts to cool off after the cold front comes through tonight. we will see winds pick up on thursday. but it will be dry. and, in fact, dry and cooler all the way through the weekends. but by sunday only talking about temperatures in the upper 40's, no december starts tomorrow, karen, and by the weekends it, will feel like it. >> all right, all right, about time. thank you, sue. >> in your money news right now, the owner of the still closed revel casino in atlantic city suing the regulat

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matthew was first cat five hurricane in the atlantic since felix in 2007.t was an interesting year talking statistics. as far as rest of this forecast is concerned, no tropical activity but a dose of not the just reality but quieter weather once we get past today. >> i was just looking right at friday, katie, so nice to sees that sun and perfect day to have it, on a friday when we want to have sun. >> good morning, if you are with us we are so glad you are. we are looking at a accident in east norriton, swede road was blocked but it has been since cleared, we will not spend time on it, we will show you it is cleared so for those in that neck have the woods waiting to go out there, we are looking good, really good. this is where we have an accident lincoln drive southbound between rittenhouse street, still out there for those in that area. when we look around it, it is looking green, meaning you are traveling at posted speed around 55 miles an hour, keep you there until you crack in the 6:00 o'clock hour and for the most part that we will do so. we are talki

no casino gambling in north jersey will it help atlantic city?ll that coming right up. ♪ here's another look from skyfox at broad street where you can see those big crowds of protesters tonight and a lot of streets are closed in that area as these protesters are continuing to march. we of course will stay on top of this and keep updated throughout our newscast. >>> atlantic city's financial assets and decisions are now all in the hands of governor christie's administration. they took over today. >> last night though ac notched victory when voters shot down plans for two casinos in north jersey but what does all this mean for the struggling shore town. fox 29's hank flynn hit the gambling mecca to find out. ♪ >> i didn't want a replica of what's happening in ac to happen in another part of the state. >> reporter: atlantic city joined donald trump as a ballot box winner yesterday as a large majority of voters slam the door on the possibility of casino gam pling in north jersey leaving atlantic city with the statewide monopoly on the boardwalk howev

this is an opened investigation by atlantic county prosecutor's office. here's what we know, so far. police say that right after 1:00 a.m. they got a call for shooting in the macy's parking lot. they arrived to find a 20 year-old from atlantic city was shot multiple times and soon pronounced dead at the scene. the 26 year-old brother from clayton, new jersey was also shot, he was shot in the leg and he is in stable condition. neither of the names have been released. police say they have no suspects and won't comment on the potential motive would have been. "eyewitness news" spotted numerous shell casings and bullet riddled suv, this morning. we spoke to shoppers that were very upset by what happened. >> it is just a shame to come out here and see this. it the makes you think like, you know, i don't know if we want to do this next year because people are, today, it is just getting crazy. >> it is a tragedy. i'm thinking it is really sad, it is very scary, you are starting off the holiday season and, you know, you are excited about the upcoming times and wi

we have atlantic city in the the 30's.me of us are into the 30's, while philadelphia is about 44 degrees, 43 for those in lancaster. lets take a look at your black friday forecast, a lot of shoppers, doing an all dau shopping event, you may want to pack your umbrella, if you can, we will see your dry conditions, mostly through the morning, by at afternoon there could be intermittent showers activity as temperatures in the low to mid 50's this afternoon. we will talk burr rain chances increasing next week, we have got that forecast coming up. >> monica, thank you. >>> right now people across our region are taking part in the biggest shopping day of the year, at some stores, black friday deals, started when families were just sitting down for that he is thanksgiving dinner. you know the drill, steve keeley at target in mount laurel for us this morning, it was quiet earlier but i see a few friend next to you. >> yes, very calm, which is good, everybody smiling, that is christine and kristin. similar names, and they are relate

we've got a new accident on the atlantic city expressway we'll talk about when "action news" comes right back. >> ♪ >> donald trump has defied the polls and pundits and been elected america's 45th president. trump walk outonto the stage before 3 a.m. this morning to proclaim victory over hillary clinton. he won pennsylvania first to do that since george bush in 1988. trump struck a more states man like tone saying it is time for america to bind the wounds of division. he was exceedingly gracious to clinton thanking her for her service noting that she called him to concede. clinton made no public remarks but we expect to hear from her later today. >> tam and karen i know a lot has been said of donald trump. one thing you can say is he worked extremely hard. >> he did. >> to win the presidency. he hardly ever slept in fact. >> a lot of people watching might not have slept. maybe european up all night watching results still coming in in the overnight hours. but if you're headed out on the roads right now we're looking live on the roosevelt boulevard extension at ridge avenue and we still se