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we are told by law enforcement sources that the boro council president in up land was falsely arrested in february of this year and then there was significant red flags that popped up. do you have any comment. >> no, he doesn't have any comments, excuse me gentlemen. >> reporter: does he deny these allegations. >> he no, sir comment. >> reporter: edward mitchell, 37 years of age is shielded by his lawyers, he wasn't interested in taking a barrage of questions from frustrates, te long time leader from delaware county, is charged with taking kickbacks from video surveillance camera contracts to the tune of as much as $130,000. >> we were able to track these kickbacks to his bank account, some of it, solve on it he probably kept tonight cash. >> reporter: prosecutors say it gets worse, mitchell is accused of planting hidden cameras in microphones, throughout the up land boro building, you can see wires left dangling from where those cameras were once mounted. the video system was in place for years. the councilman's lawyer says he denies all of the charges. >> he is a veteran. he denies a

. >>> criminal charges have been filed against up land boro councilman edward michiganner.uthorities say hitch ellis charge with taking kickbacks, from contracts, and he is also accused of planting hidden cameras in microphones throughout the up land boro building. they say covert video system has been in place for years and the lawyer denies charges. >>> vehicle registration stickers will no longer be required on pennsylvania license late, beginning december 31st. this is all as a result of transportation legislation enacted three years ago. some provisions of which are only taking effect. officials say license plate recognition technology makes registration stickers obsolete. >> and we have a new head foot the ball coach geoff collins. >> 's dressed media earlier today for first time and have he spoke one on one with our sports director, don bell. you like him, um. >> a lot of optimism. they feel they will keep this going and we all hope they to text message here, phone nearlye geoff collins and best friend have kept in touch, almost talking daily. that friend, is former

hall both country club leadership and boro officials hepp to save the club from housing developments by housing the bo ro purchase the development rights to the property. sites and price is 118 acres for about 20 percent of the bo ro. >> that is some of the newspaper headlines around the delaware valley. >>> well, coming up a heart break for temple at the military bowl. >> big moments from temple's game against wake forest and why things started so wrong for the owls, that is up next we have multiple jobs around here i wash station cars. >> i vacuum floors. >> pat's doing traffic and sports. >> it is not that bad. >> no, i'm not good at art. i'm not an artsy kind of guy but i'm good at sports. temple owls may have suffered their biggest loss of the season off the told, of course , when matt rhule left for baylor but owls yesterday had to put that behind them and play in the military bowl under ed foley. owls taking on wake forest in annapolis, first quarter, great start for owls philip walker with a beautiful rainbow, to adonis jennings for 48-yard. owls up seven to nothing. second q

boro members are expect to hear to more arguments about this.here was a meeting just to let neighbors voice their concerns about the property, and they will be ultimately rendering their final decision tonight at this heating on whether the home can, proceed forward as nick's house. they did give a official approval of this before, and now they are going to ultimately decide after this appeals process whether the home can go forward as nick's house. we will keep you posted and bring you very latest on your later newscast throughout the night. that is very latest from now live from swarthmore, natasha brown for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> police say nine people died of apparent heroin overdosees in or around philadelphia's kensington neighborhood over weekend. victims were men and women between age of 24 and 42. office are were able to save four other people with the anti opioid drug that are can. >>> opioid epidemic is now leading cause of, accidental death. pennsylvania health officials have taken action to try to control the crisis. >> one fo

grant leadbitter had given boro a second half lead.united are still sixth, but level on points with spurs in fifth. it's fantastic. one goal down, when you try to win, then you go, then you gamble a lot to play with one defender against negredo. two against two is gambling. the players accepted it with courage, that situation of the game. then we scored and when we scored, i felt the stadium was going down. i thought everybody was coming to the pitch, a fantastic feeling, obviously. the other results, andre grey scored a hat—trick for burnley as they beat struggling sunderland 4—1. leicester had a much—needed win against west ham 1—0, islam slimani with the headed goal. hal—robson kanu scored a brilliant winner for west brom at st marys as they beat southampton 2—1 to move up to eighth. managerless swansea went down 3—0 at home to bournemouth and are still bottom. that's how the top of the table looks. arsenal and spurs can both move above manchester city tomorrow if they win their matches. arsenal play palace tomorrow. spurs face watf

the first american flat screen tv's look no further than rural wince boro -- winsboro, south carolina. for those who said bicycles would never again be made in the united states we brought back a new jersey bike manufacturer from china and they're now operating at rural manning, south carolina. most of that didn't exist six years ago. so more than 82,000 new jobs and 21 million dollars in investment has been announced in south carolina during that time. we've moved more than 35,000 people off of welfare and put hem to work. unemployment has been cut in half. more south carolinians are working today than ever in the history of our state. i've often asked how we've done it. as if there is some secret formula that spurred our transformation into the fastest growing economy on the east coast. my answer is that like most things in government it's not as complicated as some people think. it's about common sense. and a willingness to get creative and challenge norms and a belief that all things are possible if you free people to pursue their own dreams. jack kemp understood that better than

grant leadbitter had given boro a second half lead.united are still sixth, but level on points with spurs in fifth. it's fantastic. 0ne it's fantastic. one goal down, when you try to win, then you go, then you try to win, then you go, then you gamble a lot to play with one defender against negredo. two against two is gambling. the players accepted it with courage, that situation of the game. then we scored and when we scored, i felt the stadium was going down. i thought everybody was coming to the pitch, a fantastic feeling, obviously. when you are coming here and you are playing against man united after our performances against man city, arsenal and chelsea and you are winning1—0, man united finish the game playing with ten men. they are the top team. to the tea—time match at anfield, it'sjurgen klopp‘s liverpool against pep guardiola's manchester city, second against third. the premier league's last game of the year kicked off at 5:30pm, and liverpool were ahead after seven minutes through georginio wijnaldum. a win would stretch the

. >> a couple from hat boro are going into the year with new help despite a desperate medical situationr daughter. jeff cherco has their story. >> molly duffy is adorable. the toddler lives with an extremely rare disease called heredity spastic or spg47 which causes delays in physical function like talking and walking. the diagnosis came last year. >> we were devastated. not having information, we didn't know where to turn or who to talk to. >> we were told there are seven documented cases and not in the united states. it's an island. you are the only one. >> no cure and no active research. kevin and angela duffy tried to be hopeful. they learned about robby edwards from massachusetts, a three-year-old with the same condition. they connected on facebook and met last month in boston where the girls both receive treatment at the boston hospital. >> there was someone else, and they are in boston. for us, it changed our out look. >> caring for molly can be a full time job, the duffys are taking on another challenge, a nonprofit organization to raise awareness and hopefully find a cure. >> t

he is also accused of planting hidden cameras and microphones threw up land boro building and he deniesllegations. >>> times of trenton robbinsville new k-9 is already making a big impact, corry is labrador retriever who recently graduated from the penn vet working dogs center in philadelphia and get this, after only ten days on the job, corry has led to multiple arrests and uncovered a drug hall. >>> in the times herald eagleville elementary school is doing its part to helpless fortunate contributing to the lieutenant's patty simmons law enforcement food drive. donations will assist local families, eagleville elementary school's snack backpack program, salvation army, patricia society and catholic social services. >> they are newspaper headlines across the delaware valley. >>> fur holiday deserts include canned whipped cream you have a problem. >> is there currently a national the shortage of nitrous oxide, otherwise known as laughing gas, and that is also stuff that repulls aerosol topping from the cans on to your favorite sweets. one of the reasons for shortage is a explosion at nigh

of interest.of >>reporter: that suspect now identified as duane johnson, he's from upper marlboro,boro maryland, 29 years old. that information just being release here by mpd in the last 20 minutes. as that's coming down we're also getting our first look at the beginning of the vigil right here in the bloomingdale. this is yoga district where patricia ma cull i taught yoga. meditation and chanting happening just as they remember the beloved teacher, the 46 yea6 old who went missing on christmas day, her body recovered h back of her very own car allegedly driven by that 29 year on. i want to show you just on the way over here if we can walk over, you'll see a heavy police presence, for the most part special operations. we're going to see the road shutdown as people come out of yoga district and make their way over to the park, the park wherk mack cull i was a residentesi herbal is. as you saw crowds gather ander come to yoga district you could see people before they walked into the doors already cryingyig with tiers in their eyes as they remembered this woman who was not from washington

they also say mitchell planted hidden cameras and microphones, throughout the up land boro building. the it is also alleged that mitchell ordered the police chief not continue on investigate. councilman's lawyer tea nice the charges. >>> it is unfortunate, typo on a busy street. >> we will show what you has residents laughing in one town. >>> plus this... >> look out, look out, look out. >> that is not the good. >> hear whether in oregon where snow caused several crashes and stranded high school student. we will hear from them coming up. >>> and the flyers are on the road in, colorado, we will tell if you they kept their winning streak alive. >> ♪ >> it is cold outside. >> do you think. >> here's something, interesting, 32 degrees. it is 32 degrees outside center city philadelphia but katie says it will be cooler. >> oh, high. >> cooler, then ever that. >> yes. >> well, that means baby, baby, baby, it's going to get cold outside. >> baby, it's cold outside. >> you bet. >>> welcome back everyone "eyewitness news" cameras were out overnight in center city where snow was falling. this i

grant leadbitter had given boro a second half lead.s in fifth. the other results, andre grey scored a hat—trick for burnley as they beat struggling sunderland 4—1. leciester beat west ham 1—0. kanu scored a brilliant winner for west brom at st mary's as they beat southampton 2—1 to move up to 11th. managerless swansea went down 3—0 at home to bournemouth. but paul clement is set to become their third manager of the season in the next 48 hours. he's currently assistant to carlo ancelotti at bayern munich and was previously with the italian at chelsea, paris st—germain and real madrid. he was sacked by derby earlier this year with the club fifth in the championship, despite having lost only seven of his 33 games in charge. there was one match in the aviva rugby union premiership. exeter have jumped above bath into third in the table after a stunning second half comeback at the rec. they were 11—0 down at half time, but two tries from james short in the final 10 minutes saw them win17—11. in the pro 12 munster won 16—9 against connacht to

longer-term plan that looks to these structure changes, taxes, regulation, how we spend our money and how we borow we could borrow less. those have sustainability. >> that's a good reminder. pay attention to dow 20k, we should probably watch the debt at 20t as well. thank you very much. >> thank you. >>> the dow inching closer to 20,000. hey, bob. >> we've fallen back a little bit, carl, at 19,9. marching toward 20,000. the kiwi keep marching toward is rotation. see this in the dow today, stocks that are pushing the dow up. remember, apple was a laggard in november. many of the big tech names didn't contribute to the rally. nike and consumer staples, discretionary stocks were not contributing nearly as much. we're seeing these kind of sectors come forward today. if you look at the sectors themselves that were leadership groups, it's the same story. we didn't have consumer discretionary as strong in november. we didn't have utilities at all moving. utilities went in the other direction. they were negative. consumer staples generally were down in november. every day you get these consumer staple na

he told police, in addition to saying i just killed my mother, when they got him back at detective boro over here karen and thomas i clobbered her over the head with the frying pan and a kitchen cutting board and then pulled a kitchen knife out of the drawer and stabbed her. >> wow, really horrifying details. we will get more information on what went down inn identify that house. all right steve, thank you. >>> we have a $20,000 reward for information that leads police to a hit and run driver who struck a 12 year-old. it happened outside of a delaware daze care. >> lauren johnson is at new castle county police department this morning with more on the investigation, lauren. >> reporter: hey, good morning thomas. police released new surveillance video they are hoping someone might recognize the car in that video, and it could lead to an arrest and probably a conn convictions. lets lot at kid involved, middle schooler, brian richard, recovering there pretty serious injuries after police say a driver hit him and then never stopped. he was trying to cross the street with a friend when hit. l

reached with two rental companies that allegedly charged students illegal fees during their stays in the boro properties involved were west chester commons, and the college arms apartment complex >>> that is a look at some newspaper headlines from around the delaware valley. >>> well, in this morning's healthwatch more americans then ever are being diagnosed with melanoma. >> this is scary despite warnings to stay out of the sun and use sun screen and staying away from tanning beds cases of the deadly skin disease spiked steadily since 2009, new researches mate more than 76,000 americans will be diagnosed with this year and more than 10,000 will die from it. >> wow. >>> doctors say there is an increase in heart attacks and strokes around the who will taste especially for 80 million americans living with high blood pressure. heart attack-related deaths are 5 percent more likely around christmas and new years , some tips don't drink or eat too much and try to get some exercise. >> good all the time. >>> ikea wants customers know you cannot sleep over, seriously we will tell you about the statem

. >> so the boro manager says council voted to let head strong foundation buy one of the town's homes, foundation asked families for free place to stay during cancer treatment. you may remember when you first did this story we were told resident were opposed to the sale of the home saying they are worried about the traffic, parking and change to the zoning rules that could let more group homes move in. >>> they say they are discussing an appeal to the vote. >> we will stay on that. >> little girl recovering from cancer is choosing giving over receiving for this holiday season. what she's doing for the friend that she made during her stay in the hospital. adorable. he gets a lot of compliments. he wears his army hat, walks around with his army shirt looking all nice. and then people just say, "thank you for serving our country" and i'm like, that's my dad. male vo: no one deserves a warmer welcome home. that's why we're hiring 10,000 members of the military community by the end of 2017. i'm very proud of him. male vo: comcast. ♪this holiday season, my good friend gave to me♪ ♪7 powerba

peter boro struck with less than two minutes gone. edwards, the scorer.e. liverpooljoel matip is one of several cameron players refusing to go to the africa cup of nations which begins in january. go to the africa cup of nations which begins injanuary. they told their coach they are not interested in being selected after he named them in his squad. the angry manager said they got personal interests above that of the national team and suggested the cameroon team might ask the 30s suspend them at club level for the duration of the tournament. val terry bottas looks likely to become lewis hamilton's team—mate at mercedes. felipe massa has been persuaded to stay on for another season. mercedes have had an offer for bottas turned down but a deal is expected to be concluded in the new year. that is all the sports now, we will be back in next hour. let's get more on the latest into a truck attack in berlin. police said they are looking for a tunisian man afterfinding identity documents in the vehicle. 12 people killed and dozens injured when the lorry ploughed i

this is a gentleman that came to the works and he just moved here from hills boro oregon. and 48 years old and had been laid off. and so came to us asking for help seeking employment. but then, also asked us if we could help him fill out his unemployment paperwork. so, he was part of his story as well he was living with his sister and husband who rent their space. and the landlord had told them that they had to ask him to leave because he was not on the lease. so he came to us with no employment and really the potential of becoming homeless. so, one of the things about him is that he had 16 years experience as a baker. so one of the first places that we looked was safeway, so we helped him to apply for a position at safeway. and just yesterday, they let us no he that he was hired for the position as a baker. so again, i want to share ta story with you to give you a sense of the people that come through the non-profits that are serving. and so, you know the issue of homelessness, was on your agenda. and you know, looking at our work, and with mr. hernandez as work which is

this is a gentleman that came to the works and he just moved here from hills boro oregon. and 48 years old and had been laid off. and so came to us asking for help seeking employment. but then, also asked us if we could help him fill out his unemployment paperwork. so, he was part of his story as well he was living with his sister and husband who rent their space. and the landlord had told them that they had to ask him to leave because he was not on the lease. so he came to us with no employment and really the potential of becoming homeless. so, one of the things about him is that he had 16 years experience as a baker. so one of the first places that we looked was safeway, so we helped him to apply for a position at safeway. and just yesterday, they let us no he that he was hired for the position as a baker. so again, i want to share ta story with you to give you a sense of the people that come through the non-profits that are serving. and so, you know the issue of homelessness, was on your agenda. and you know, looking at our work, and with mr. hernandez as work which is

. >>> we're getting dramatic images from the geens boro of new york as a four-alarm fire destroys an entire block of businesses. 175 firefighters took on this blaze. three were injured. one seriously. investigators say the fire began at a pizzeria last night, quickly spreading and gutting stores and buckling roofs. luckily there were no fatalities. >>> president obama's staff said they will run through the tape in finishing out his presidency. we have already seen major policy shifts towards israel, a host of new regulations, and possibilities of a lot more changes. in three weeks, president-elect donald trump will begin trying to dismastle a lot of president obama's legacy. joining us to talk about how both of those things might happen, jessie burns, associate editor at the hill. jessie, nice to see you. we heard about president obama's scorched earth policy, whether it be israel or monuments out in the west, whether it be new regulations. you might call it legacy cementing or attempt to do that. is there anything congress can do when it comes back into session on tuesday to try and

this is a gentleman that came to the works and he just moved here from hills boro oregon. and 48 years old and had been laid off. and so came to us asking for help seeking employment. but then, also asked us if we could help him fill out his unemployment paperwork. so, he was part of his story as well he was living with his sister and husband who rent their space. and the landlord had told them that they had to ask him to leave because he was not on the lease. so he came to us with no employment and really the potential of becoming homeless. so, one of the things about him is that he had 16 years experience as a baker. so one of the first places that we looked was safeway, so we helped him to apply for a position at safeway. and just yesterday, they let us no he that he was hired for the position as a baker. so again, i want to share ta story with you to give you a sense of the people that come through the non-profits that are serving. and so, you know the issue of homelessness, was on your agenda. and you know, looking at our work, and with mr. hernandez as work which is

however, she walked away with those 4 boros in new york city taking the whole thing. we have no right see her. maine,in, they are -- in they allow for the electoral votes to be split. not in new york. if you have a system where the folks who vote in the cities, they will control this country. angeles, ins chicago will run the country and they will run it right into the ground. host: you would advocate for keeping the college? would you advocate for giving votes proportionally? -- caller: i was say new york state, those of us who live in the northern part, i love as far away as newark city as richmond, virginia is from new york. we have no rights here. host: that is patrick. of thed, virginia, one places where focusing on the electoral college votes that take place with coverage starting at 11:00 this morning. in lansing, michigan, harrison, pennsylvania and springfield, illinois on the docket. you can sit on c-span and www.c-span.org and our radio app. tune in tonight at 8:00 for a look atd taking those efforts. it led vote today. you can see it as part of our road to

this is a gentleman that came to the works and he just moved here from hills boro oregon. and 48 years old and had been laid off. and so came to us asking for help seeking employment. but then, also asked us if we could help him fill out his unemployment paperwork. so, he was part of his story as well he was living with his sister and husband who rent their space. and the landlord had told them that they had to ask him to leave because he was not on the lease. so he came to us with no employment and really the potential of becoming homeless. so, one of the things about him is that he had 16 years experience as a baker. so one of the first places that we looked was safeway, so we helped him to apply for a position at safeway. and just yesterday, they let us no he that he was hired for the position as a baker. so again, i want to share ta story with you to give you a sense of the people that come through the non-profits that are serving. and so, you know the issue of homelessness, was on your agenda. and you know, looking at our work, and with mr. hernandez as work which is

this is a gentleman that came to the works and he just moved here from hills boro oregon. and 48 years old and had been laid off. and so came to us asking for help seeking employment. but then, also asked us if we could help him fill out his unemployment paperwork. so, he was part of his story as well he was living with his sister and husband who rent their space. and the landlord had told them that they had to ask him to leave because he was not on the lease. so he came to us with no employment and really the potential of becoming homeless. so, one of the things about him is that he had 16 years experience as a baker. so one of the first places that we looked was safeway, so we helped him to apply for a position at safeway. and just yesterday, they let us no he that he was hired for the position as a baker. so again, i want to share ta story with you to give you a sense of the people that come through the non-profits that are serving. and so, you know the issue of homelessness, was on your agenda. and you know, looking at our work, and with mr. hernandez as work which is