bruce: yeah.the business success -- which came first? bruce: no, no. the singing, the iron maiden success was absolutely the first thing that happened. it is still the ongoing thing that is happening to me. charlie: that is where the passion is. bruce: the passion is everywhere. i don't do things i am not passionate about. obviously, passion sometimes varies. you think i really don't want to get out of bed this morning but that is just being a normal human being. i -- the book, "what does this button do?", my father always told me have a go at everything, when you are a kid. you never know what is going to stick. the other thing that i got from him was finish what you start. and so, when i have started on things that i feel really passionate about like flying little airplanes, i never had any idea. it was not an endgame that i was going to be captain of a 747. if you asked me, no, that is never going to happen. the same thing when i started singing. little airplanes, i never had i had no endgame t

bruce: this is impressive. [laughter] inaudible] bruce: was that you ought to be able to borrow the money you need for college. by giving two years to your country in the form of service. that's what became americorps and i think of the many things he was proud of from that this -- that campaign was americorps because in the 25 years since, young people across america have kept that promise. one million students -- young people have helped pay their way through college by serving in americorps, put in 1 1/2 billion hours of service, coming to the rescue in flooded communities and teaching inner city. and i think he demonstrated you could get more done by challenging people, to unite together and solve the country's problems. mike: great, great. so another big part of the clinton vision was related to civil rights. so if we could go to our second lip from the gaston hall speech, please. president clinton: refuse to let a civil rights bill pass. because he knows that the people he's dependent on for his electoral

bruce?laborate on your observation that time and mortality is the great equalizer because although that's true in a direct sense, in some sense it's not complete because the way in which i think you live for the ages is to embody a philosophy, a spirit that lives after you. it can inspire others. you've set a standard. your character that you are speaking of quite properly so that those who are born even 1,000 years after you've been in the grave, they read about you, they understand your ideas and they're inspired by them and i'm sure there are characters in your life and my life surely that have been true, coming from ancient greece or rome or and wow, you really are inspired by the sacrifices he made, the insights he had and they continue. that's how you have in some sense eternal life, living through an idea corporeal existence we have as human beings. >> and you're right on point. you're right on point because once we discover what is our real identity, not just simply human beings atte

this event is for our friend bruce bruce hoffman, the very first expert on modern terrorism period. he may have been the very first expert on modern terrorism. he surely was a valuable resource to me when he headed rand's office in washington and i was a member of the united states congress. with his bushy beard, at the time, i thought he might be a terrorist and i thought his job at rand might just be cover. bruce tried to help me create a commission to make recommendations to congress on how to intervene before an individual who is radicalized, having radical views is protected by the first amendment but how to intervene before a person with radical views turns to violence. violence is a crime. the bill which was carefully constructed to create a multidisciplinary commission, past the house overwhelmingly twice. it then went to the senate where a prominent member of the senate introduced it and all of a sudden out of nowhere a prominent civil liberties group which helped us draft the bill decided it was a dangerous bill and blue it up. the loser, i think was congress, and the reso

willis and bruce willis at staley's bar on november 17th.hock to the owner. >> people won't take no for an answer. people were coming out with a printout from their computer saying he'll be here. >> no, he's not. >> further investigation revealed the fake event at staley's was moved and moved to mahoney's irish pub down the street. >> they heard about it on facebook. they want to know how they can get here and do they have to sign up and all kinds of stuff. basically, said, it's a hoax. i wish they were coming but they're not. >> reporter: this too proved to be a hoax. although bruce willis was apparently spotted at an allentown area restaurant as seen in this picture on the lehigh valley with love instagram page and he's in the area shooting a movie. >> going to show up for lunch somewhere. show up for lunch somewhere. you know what i mean? nobody is going to know. i'm sure they don't need all the fanfare either. >> while the businesses we visited have no plans to host the ann actors they say -- >> it would be great if if they came. it woul

david: bruce, what do you think?>> well, i'm going to agree with rich a little bit here and say, here is the deal. if donald wants to blame anybody for this, he can blame the republican house of representatives because a merit-based system was in the bipartisan immigration reform that the senate with marco rubio and the republicans and chuck schumer and the democrats, that was their, their deal. they had this, they were going to get rid of this in this legislation and it died in paul ryan's hands. david: well, e-mack, our safety is more important than the blame game, don't you think? >> yes, this is such fisher price immigration policy. it makes no sense to use a lottery. we don't use a lottery to hire people. we don't use a lottery in the college admission level to take people in. rich is right, we should have a merit-based system. david: john, what do you think? >> why would we allow the federal government to control who comes in in terms of human capital. we would recoil if the government presumed to say how many

i met bruce i saw on his lapel (che's got a purple heart.e (bruce) we started talking about the servicelaughs] yeah. meals on wheels reaches so many people. it's impactful beyond anything i've ever done in my life. (bruce) the meals and his friendship really mean, means a lot to me. (vo) through the subaru share the love event, we've helped deliver over one-point- seven million meals to those in need. get a new subaru and we'll donate two hundred fifty dollars more. (chris and bruce) ♪ put a little love in your heart. ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: welcome back, everybody. give it up to the 8g band right over there! [ cheers and applause ] thankful every night to have them with us -- and also this whole week, i've been so thankful to have fred back on the show. how are you, fred? [ cheers and applause ] >> fred: awe, hi seth. >> seth: so fred, we talk a lot about when you come back on the show, all the things you have going on. i do sometimes worry that you are trying to impress me with the things that you claim to have going on. and that they're not true. [ laughter ] i just want

bruce says it's a serious issue that seems like it's turning into a witchhunt. president with a dozen accusers and he's on tape talking about assaulting women. >>> prairie home -- keeler was fired by minnesota public radio after an allegation of inappropriate behavior. the 75-year-old responded to that accusation by saying he inadvertently put his hands on a woman's bareback in an attempt to console her. keeler retired as host of the long running public radio show in 2016, but he continued to work with mpr on other projects. >>> from capitol hill, lawmakers are divided whether congressman conyer should resign. the 88-year-old democratic faces sexual harassment and three house democrats are urging him to step down. conyer denies the actions and his lawyer says he has no plan to resign, but there's reports that he intends to announce in january he won't seek reelection. conyer met with the black flying home tonight. >> we are not urging john to resign. we -- and we're not. we think that is a decision for while the ethics investigation is going on, we think that's

we went and saw bruce springsteen on broadway. >> bruce springsteen, the boss. >> seth: yeah. [ cheers> seth: it was a birthday present. >> it was a birthday present. >> seth: then afterwards, we got to say hi to bruce springsteen. >> and i don't know why i thought that wouldn't happen. but i didn't think it would happen. >> seth: you're supposed to not think it's going to happen. it's a surprise. >> but sometimes -- >> that's where she's at in her life right now. >> seth: yeah. >> if she didn't meet him, it might have been like, "oh, bummer." >> seth: but you did and you took a picture. and dad, i have a question because i'm going to show the picture of mom and bruce springsteen. has mom ever looked that happy with you? [ laughter ] [ applause ] >> can i hold it up a second? >> seth: yeah, yeah sure. >> a little closer -- no. >> seth: yeah. [ laughter ] and i have to say, it was really nice, because i wasn't going to ask for a picture. and you were not going to ask for a picture. >> no. >> seth: and we said hello. we were walking out, and his beautiful and talented wife patty. >> patt

(bruce) we started talking about the service. i outrank him. (chris) [laughs] yeah.eals on wheels reaches so many people. it's impactful beyond anything i've ever done in my life.

call 1-800-directv i met bruce i saw on his lapel (che's got a purple heart.e (bruce) we started talking about the service. i outrank him. (chris) [laughs] yeah. meals on wheels reaches so many people. it's impactful beyond anything i've ever done in my life. (bruce) the meals and his friendship really mean, means a lot to me. (vo) through the subaru share the love event, we've helped deliver over one-point- seven million meals to those in need. get a new subaru and we'll donate two hundred fifty dollars more. (chris and bruce) ♪ put a little love in your heart. ♪ firstthen you put yourselfareer. through school. got the degree. you've given it your all, to reach the goals you've set. don't let student debt hold you back. refinancing student loans with sofi can save thousands. so you can get where you've always been headed... sooner. see how much you can save with sofi. the leader in student loan refinancing. >>> when roy moore was a 32-year-old assistant district attorney he was reportedly constantly trying to date teenage girls who were at least 14 years younger than he was and one who

bruce?porter: iain, welcome to asbury park as the boss would say.& we heard plenty of bruce springsteen music tonight plenty of john bon jovi as well. a cold rain was pourin pouring. side it did not dampen the enthusiasm of the crowd here for phil murphy. the 60-year-old former financial guru former us diplomat with no elected office experience now becomes new jersey's 56th governor. wading into the crowd tonight he told these supporters, these friends and fans and family members that this will be an inclusive administration. no one will be left behind. he said i will have your back and promise to build a new jersey economy that works for everyone in the garden state. let's take a listen. >> it won't be easy and it certainly won't be overnight. but let there be no doubt, sta starting here, starting now and starting with us, new jersey is coming back! [ applause ] >> reporter: big crowd for phil murphy the 60-year-old again no elected experience prior to this. it's a big job as chris christie

>> all right, bruce, thank you. as you see behind bruce that still smoldering fire take a live look at skyfox right now. fox 29 will continue to keep you updated as crews try to account for everyone in that building and the condition of those hurt in the fire. if you would loo ick to learn how to help, you can go to fox 29.com to find out more about making donations through the american red cross. >>> right now, philly rapper meek mill will not get another day in court. but for a short time today, his attorneys thought he might. spokesman for the philadelphia court says no new hearing is scheduled to despite several earlier media reports. last week a judge sentenced meek mill whose real name is robert williams to two to four prison zen sense for parole violations. the sentencing comes under fire by many including jay-z, former sixer julius everybodying and hundreds of other who's came out this past week for rally for his release. >>> police mini substation and two cop cars in philadelphia trashed overnight. >> yeah,

jackson and bruce willis at staley's bar on november 17th. a shock to the owners. >> people won't take no for an answer. people were coming in with the sprint out from their computer saying he's going to be here. no, they're not. >> reporter: they won't be here either. in fact further investigation revealed the fake event at staley's was canceled and moved to mahoney's irish pub down the street. >> they say they heard about it on facebook and they want to know how they can get here and do they have to sign up and all kinds of stuff. and basically said it's a hoax. i wish they were coming but they're not. report roar this, too, proved to be a hoax. bruce willis was apparently spotted at an allentown area restaurant as seen in this picture on the lehigh valley with love instagram page and he's in the area shooting a movie. >> it would be great if they came. it would be wonderful. but to man an event that for us would be crazy for us because we're pretty busy, you know. clearly having technical difficulties there. but that was dave kinchen roari

the show. >> i asked bruce about that.it's kind of a scripted show. i was in the abraham lincoln booth. >> jimmy: oh. [ laughter ] >> in the balcony. i'm looking at -- yes, you and howard stern. i'm trying to wave frantically. hey! i'm over here, you da da da. >> jimmy: we were sure we knew something that nobody else knew, like oh, he's going to come out and he's going to do "born to run" with bruce and everybody's going to go nuts. >> i was trying to wave to you. >> jimmy: and we're going, yes, we knew this was going to happen. turned out no. what's your favorite springsteen song? >> probably "meeting across the river." >> jimmy: really, okay, wow. that's a good one. >> you know that one, paul? >> it's the one i don't know. c major 7? g major 7? >> c major 7. ♪ can you give me a ride c major 7. ♪ i got a meeting g major. ♪ on the other side. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: oh, boy. it's very -- >> it's a very atmospheric springsteen song. >> jimmy: would you ever consider cog an intimate show like that, like the broadwa

our bruce gordon is live at the office on easton road in willow grove. bruce? >> reporter: lucy, when federal agents raided the facility last week, neighbors told fox 29 they wondered about were curious about long lines of patients waiting for the office to open each day. well guess what? the crowds are back. at the advanced urgent care facility on easton road in willow grove, business is booming. again. inside i saw 40 men and women in the waiting room. out front, a handful of family members middle around seemingliy oblivious to the police tape marking the day federal agents came calling. >> when you heard about that raid last week, what went through your mind as patient here? >> just worried that i wasn't going to get -- get taken care of. >> reporter: you feel like you've been receiving good care here? >> yeah. >> reporter: last monday agents with the drug enforcement administration's task force charged with rooting out so- so-called pill mills they are medical facilities that over prescribe dangerous opioids. hauled boxes of records out of this office and r

so me and bruce.ughter] , but the truth is, the dirty little secret was i was probably closer to bruce's philosophy because i'm very moderate by nature and so i was able to at least say, people let's get to the table, and that was one thing i really enjoyed about our white house. we didn't mind bringing in the opposition. we sat and talked to the opposition and we made adjustments when things were so horribly off, we made adjustments. i was talking about the welfare reform bill about a month ago and she was talking about how everybody, we were making hay about the well-formed welfare reform bill but we also put jobs in the bill. labor actually implemented new policies because of the welfare reform bill. so selling it was tough. just selling it to reverend jackson, marc morial and all those people, it was tough but they had so much respect because he was willing to come to the table. now they might've hated us, but when they got before him. [inaudible] >> mary, you are a senior adviser in the clinton w

bruce gordon joins us in studio. bruce we got a tip today from a source inside a philadelphia charter school. >> reporter: we sure d call eight hot tip about cold conditions and while we got conflicting reports from the kids themselves, the school admits there is a problem. recess outside the universal al corn charter elementary school on the 3200 block of dickinson. kids are bundled up. they may want to keep their coats on when they head signed we're told the school has been without heat and hot water and some of the kids with mom or dad on hand confirmed that tip. >> was it cold in there? >> yeah. yeah, it was cold in there. >> it was cold in there? >> it was really cold. >> really cold. >> how was it in school today? >> was it cold? >> it was cold in school? >> say yes. >> yes. >> reporter: did you feel like it was cold inside the school? >> i mean they always have heating problems in this school since i was going here. >> reporter: to be fair not everyone was shivering inside the school. >> but it's warm in his c

i'm bruce gordon, fox 29 news. >> bruce not messing around.ou know you don't have to look far to find a raccoon in philadelphia. right? you can even find one on a big mural paying mask bandit tribute. i like that mauer. some neighbors aren't wondering why the city isn't doing more to deal with all those philly raccoons sews here our hank flynn. ♪ >> i can laugh now. >> you think the funny now. >> but at the time, he scare the hell out of me. >> it's hank. check out philly thee one one's new raccoon video. my take is, it might help you sure up the outside of the house but the experts tell me raccoon wants piece of your action he's going get some. >> ed he's got raccoon stories. >> i'm sitting out here like i am right now, and this is at nighttime now. >> yeah. >> he comes right up the steps. i thought it was a big cat. then all of a sudden i looked i jump outweigh and he went right in the door. i'm out of here. [ laughter ] >> ed port richmond neighborhood her hopkins says philly's relationship with raccoons is way too cozy for his comfort. >>

bruce has rhythm, this is impressive. >> probably the signal to stop.laughter] >> you want to be able to borrow the money you need for college if you are willing to pay it back over time as a percentage of your income or giving two years to your country in the form of service. that became americorps and the many things he was proud of from that campaign, one has to be americorps. in the 25 years since, young people across america have kept that promise. 1 million young people have helped pave their way through college by serving in americorps, put in 1.5 billion hours of service coming to the rescue in flooded communities, teaching inner-city, i he demonstrated you could get more done by challenging people to unite and solve the country's problems. >> another big part of the clinton vision was related to civil rights. if we could go to our second clip from the gaston hall speeches. >> refused to let a civil rights bill pass because he knows the people he is depending on for his electoral majority, white working-class men and women, mostly men, have had

i met bruce i saw on his lapel (che's got a purple heart.e (bruce) we started talking about the servicehim. (chris) [laughs] yeah. meals on wheels reaches so many people. it's impactful beyond anything i've ever done in my life. (bruce) the meals and his friendship really mean, means a lot to me. (vo) through the subaru share the love event, we've helped deliver over one-point- seven million meals to those in need. get a new subaru and we'll donate two hundred fifty dollars more. (chris and bruce) ♪ put a little love in your heart. ♪ blue moon is brewed mwith valencia orange peel, for a taste that shines brighter. listerine® total care strengthens teeth, after brushing, helps prevent cavities and restores tooth enamel. it's an easy way to give listerine® total care to the total family. listerine® total care. one bottle, six benefits. power to your mouth™. ( cheers and applause ). >> trevor: welcome back to "the daily show." we're here with hillary rodham clinton. does it feel frustrating sometimes, as somebody who has always been in the service of people in this country, seeing somebody

(bruce) the meals and his friendship really mean, means a lot to me. (vo) through the subaru share the love event, we've helped deliver over one-point- seven million meals to those in need. get a new subaru and we'll donate two hundred fifty dollars more. (chris and bruce) ♪ put a little love in your heart. ♪ (hard exhalation) honey? can we do this tomorrow? (grunts of effort) can we do this tomorrow? if you have heart failure symptoms, your risk of hospitalization could increase, making tomorrow uncertain. but entresto is a medicine that was proven, in the largest heart failure study ever, to help more people stay alive and out of the hospital than a leading heart failure medicine. women who are pregnant must not take entresto. it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. don't take entresto with an ace inhibitor or aliskiren. if you've had angioedema while taking an ace or arb medicine, don't take entresto. the most serious side effects are angioedema, low blood pressure, kidney problems, or high potassium in your blood. ♪ tomorrow, tomorrow... ♪ wh

white house correspondent and nbc anchor halle jackson, barbara quade, former vermont governor and bruce duvall. we begin with carol lee, one of nbc's reporters who broke the story. carol, what have you learned? >> well, what we have learned, sources tell nbc news that the special counsel robert mueller has compiled enough evidence to bring charges in the investigation into former national security advisor michael flynn and his son. what that means is they have found enough in their investigation to potentially bring charges. now we may not actually see the special counsel bring charges against michael flynn or his son, depending on whether, either or both decides to cooperate with the special counsel or perhaps already is cooperating with the special counsel. the other thing that we have learned is that the focus of the investigation into flynn and his son is really looking at some work that he did with the government of turkey, the justice department says benefitted the government of turkey. in particular, they're looking at the former national security advis adviser's conduct while he

we love bruce springsteen here. so can you guys do like a fun bruce springsteen-style song?a is here she never felt a kiss more sweet ♪ ♪ kit kats on halloween her favorite thing to trick or treat ♪ ♪ her least favorite thing was the candy candy corn ♪ ♪ she said get that stuff away from me are you out of your mind ♪ ♪ don't try to feed me any candy corn oh yeah ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: all right. thank you very, very much. i'll just cut through here, do you mind? i'll just cut through -- how are you doing buddy? nice to see ya. tall, very tall man. yeah, hey, how are you? nice to see ya. how are you doing buddy? nice seeing you guys. hey how are you doing guys? good te how are ya. [ cheers and applause ] nice to see you pal. how are you doing? hey, buddy. thank you. hello, thank for you being here. how are you? now i'm here. [ cheers and applause ] this is where i wanted to be. this side of the room. hello. [ cheers and applause ] oh, my goodness. hey buddy, how are you doing? [ applause ] what's that? oh, yeah, you've got some roots shirts right there. would y

bruce. >>> tonight, in our verified segment we received a mess ac -- a message from a viewer. we figured -- first we reached out to wild life management officials in fairfax county. ar15 weapons are being used by professional police sharp shooters to send the deer population. they said the hunts happen at night when parks are closed and the shooters have night vision, they're positioned in stance, 25 to 50 yar the ground and police set up security around the parks during the hunt. officials says the hunters are professionally train and they go through sniper school. fairfax county officials says the program is similar to others in the region. it has been underway for more than 20 years and there has never ever been a civilian casualty. tonight we can verify, fairfax county police are using ar15 style weapons to control the deer population. we're told what happens to the deer, they're given to an organization called hunters for hunger and they donate it to group that's help feed the homeless and other organizations who help the needy. if you have something you want to verify, f

you know. >> bruce, look.is a left-leaning blogger in the washington post who wrote we are seeing a pattern in trump's public play theing of prominent african-americans -- it's hard to avoid noticing in which trump vaguely suggests, i don't know if his targets are getting above their station or they're asking for too much and are insufficiently thankful for all that has been done with them t. president responded with this tweet. make america great again. bruce, how is this not some sort of a dog whistle? >> it's no at dog whistle. here's the other thing, too, we forget about going through the campaign, you remember what he said about maco rubio, what he said about jeb bush the list goes on and on t. president is a counter-puncher. it has nothing to do when anyone's ethnicity, i'm here to tell you, there is absolutely no relation to anything racial related to any of this. this is something that main stream media keeps trying to paint a picture on this president for the democratic party, which is failing, by the

i met bruce i saw on his lapel (che's got a purple heart.e (bruce) we started talking about the servicerank him. (chris) [laughs] yeah. meals on wheels reaches so many people. it's impactful beyond anything i've ever done in my life. (bruce) the meals and his friendship really mean, means a lot to me. (vo) through the subaru share the love event, we've helped deliver over one-point- seven million meals to those in need. get a new subaru and we'll donate two hundred fifty dollars more. (chris and bruce) ♪ put a little love in your heart. ♪ ( ♪ ) more people shop online for the holidays than ever before. (clapping) and the united states postal service delivers more of those purchases to homes than anyone else in the country. ( ♪ ) because we know, even the smallest things are sometimes the biggest. even the smallest things a heart transplant... that's a whole different ballgame. i was in shock. i am very proud of the development of drugs that can prevent the rejection and prevent the recurrence of the original disease. i never felt i was going to die. we know so much about transplantation

bruce gordon joins us in studio tonight. bruce, the victim was on his way to work. >> reporter: yeah, jonathan is s first job out high school a restaurant gig. he walk to work for his first shift on monday, never made it to work on tuesday. >> one of them approached me and asked me what time it was. >> reporter: speaking quietly jonathan asked us not to show his face. >> it's just messed up. >> reporter: he was cutting rough the alley behind tutor street approaching saint hubert high school around quarter to 4:00 tuesday afternoon. when group of four black teens in hoodies came out of nowhere. with one of the teens asking to use his cell phone to call his mother. he said no. he was rushing to work. >> about five seconds later, they started to hit me and i tried running. >> reporter: jonathan says the attackers caught up with him on ditman street right behind the high schl. he says they clearly wante wants phone unweren't of the larger teen grabs him. >> he bare hug me from behind and pick me up and he slammed me on the stree

thank you very much, bruce. >> back to your fox 29 weather authority.e lock at cape may and actually it's not a bad week. it's november. it's cold out but it's november. >> exactly. >> we're heading toward december. >> it could be worse. >> it sure could. kathy orr has your forecast in just 15 seconds. >> black friday. what will the forecast be? weather wise we're talking about a really nice night in center city philadelphia. across the board temperatures mainly in the 40s and that's where the high temperatures were today. it's 38 in allentown. 43 in trenton and 40 in wrightstown. 43 at the atlantic city airport. we were gusty winds this morning and right now the owing water temperature sits at 50. as we look at ultimate doppler, this is our 300-mile radius not seeing anything in the way of precipitation. high and dry with high pressure in control. it's to the south of us and as it moves offshore, with that clockwise flow, we get into what we call the return flow on the back side of this and that brings us a nice southerly wind tomorrow with warming tem

fox 29's bruce gordon is live in west chester with that story. bruce? reporter: yeah, lucy, a controversial project is discussed and disputed and homeowners are heard to si not in my backyard. what if that project was literal until your backyard want if in project caused your backyard to turn into a sort of, well, volcano? >> she said, um, first off, happy veterans day. second, you got to come outside. >> russell arthur march, jr. says his wife started recording this slick brown mudslide from the back deck of their home in west whiteland township saturday the company narration. >> it's another way of saying drilling mud that should remain below ground did not. thanks to the they are by sunoco pipeline construction his next door neighbor's backyard was creating a nasty lava flow. >> nobody i think wants to wake up to have that type of issue. >> brown ooze in your backyard. >> most certainly yes. >> reporter: smaller leak occurred a few weeks earlier out back of tj allen's place. also courtesy of the sunoco pipeline construction. allen not got a hole in h

cars are hyped you, bruce. you're all by your lonesome it look like. >> reporter: well, i'm going to be. lone lee eighty three tomorrow morning by tomorrow morning. by tomorrow morning this lot should be empty part avenue growing retail strategy that has more and more big chains practically bragging about closing their doors on thanksgiving. at this shopper purchased this cooking pot for the thanksgiving day meal, best she bought it on wednesday. burlington coat factory like a growing number of major retailers across the country will be closed on thanksgiving day. the store manager was putting up the holiday calendar while we were there. at lose whether you're starring that do it yourself project or getting a head start on christmas shopping, don't plan to do it on that you are key day. home improvement giant here and around the country will close its doors for the day. >> we want to make sure our employees are recognized haven't time with their family just like everybody else. he work hard all year round it's

our bruce gordon joins us to hit bruce?the highlights.- >> iain all over our area, towns known for their bare knuckles politics chose their next mayor, there were a few surprises. in allentown incumbent mayor ed palau ski won a fourth term in office while under indictment on federal corruption charges. pawlowski captured just over 40% of the vote in a crowded field. he's charged with dozens of counts of bribery, extortion and fraud related to an alleged scheme to award city contracts in exchange for cash. >> in camden, new jersey, long-time city councilman democrat france can you so frank moran will be the next mayor. moran won with no real republican opposition. he had been endorsed by incumbent mayor dana redd aft she announced she would not seek a third team. atlantic city there will be no second term for mayor don guardian. the embattled republican incumbent was beaten by council president democrat frank gilliam, jr. guardian single term was marked by several casino close shower and state takeover. >> in bensalem bucks

i'm bruce gordon, fox 29 news. >>> the school got back to bruce and corrected the press release tonightey did mean dismissal. i wish i can dismiss this cold weather. >> oh, boy, i'll tell you it's going to get even colder. we have to make sure everything is ready. the fireplaces, the heat even the electric blankets. here the core of the cold air in can in a today. we're going to have this canadian high pressure system build in and all of that cold air is going to be spilling into the region challenging record cold iain later this week. i'll have the numbers coming up. >> all right, kathy, thanks. >>> smashed windows, chunks of cements toed into cars. what a razor wire fence didn't stop these guys much the dad and son who own it all say even calling 91 weren't didn't help. >>> and this local pizza shop was packed and the phones ringing off the hook all for two young kids after their mom a local cop died >> on top of breaking news right now. man shot three times nearly underneath the el at church street and frankford avenue tonight in frankford, philadelphia. police say 21-year-old man wa

here's abc's mary bruce with the details. >> reporter: the shocking private messages between donald trump jr. and wikileaks. abc news learning that starting at the height of the campaign donald trump's son and wikileaks were secretly corresponding. don junior released the messages on twitter. as first reported on the "atlantic", the exchanges went on for at least ten months, starting in september of 2016, just two months before the election. the president's son communicating with wikileaks, a group the intelligence community believes was used by russia to spread influence on the election against hillary clinton. even president trump's own cia director has said this. >> it's time to call out wikileaks for what it really is. a non-state hostile intelligence service, often abetted by state actors like russia. >> reporter: wikileaks already started exposing records from the dnc when don junior started receiving direct messages from the group on twitter.

. >> what bruce reveals about his future on the great white way. >> we are in store for a november warm up. not a whole lot happening out here a sunny stretch ahead but i'll tell you which day we'll see temperatures climbing into the 60s. >> and on high alert, the popular tourist destination where a volcano is forcing evacuation and stranding travelers when eyewitness news comes right back. >>> a rumbling volcano forces intd niecian authorities forces authorities to close the airport for a second day. it has been hurling clouds of dark gray ash into the air since saturday. thousands have people have been forced to leave their villages fearing the volcano might erupt at any time. >> it's finally official. >> prince harry announces his engagement to american actress meghan markle. in their first interview together they spoke about the proposal and the thoughtfulness behind the ring which includes two diamonds that belonged to harry's mother, princess diana. >> the inclusion of that and obviously not being able to meet his mom, it's so important to know that she's a part of this with us. >

today but still causing a lot of debate and our senior congressional correspondent mary bruce has more on capitol hill. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. today is the day house unveil that long awaited tax bill. republicans admit this is do or die for them politically but off to a bit of a rocky start after delaying the original rollout spent yesterday in intense negotiations scrambling to strike a deal, so here are the key compromises right now. your 401(k), the president had promised not to touch these retirement accounts and he would keep maximum contributions at $18,000 a year. but some republicans wanted to lower that to $2400. now it seems the president is going to have to meet them somewhere in the middle. also at stake popular state and local tax deductions. republicans put up a fight to keep at least some of these deductions >> that's just time line. do they think they can get something done before the thanksgiving break? >> well, robin, the house has just ten working days left before the holiday and republican leaders insist this is still doable but other

5live's alistair bruce—ball is at the london stadium.hat they will have to do is improve greatly on the last two home performances, they played poorly against brighton and liverpool and lost both games heavily which also saw fans heading for the exits early in the second half and voicing their discontent. david moyes was not responsible for those two performances, he was for the 2—0 defeat at watford, the fans were angry about that one the david moyes says there are crucial and the club really need them to get onside and get behind the team if they are digging themselves out of trouble. get behind the team if they are digging themselves out of troublelj wa nt digging themselves out of troublelj want everyone to be together and be united and help each other along. i wa nt united and help each other along. i want them behind us, i want the team to have every chance of winning. we st to have every chance of winning. west ham have all its been a vocal support. the years and years you are looking forward to getting away from upton park after

our bruce gordon is live at that pop-up memorial outside citizens bank park.bruce. >> lucy that host used words like idiot and jackass to describe roy holiday. saying in essence that his thrill seeking left his wife without a husband and his children without a father. it goes without saying those comments did not go over well. >> low class, bad, not good. >> boston sports radio host michael felger publicly apologized to roy halladay's family thursday. what he admit washington, d.c. incentive and over the top comments the day before. >> i feel bad about what i said and how i conducted myself. i feel bad about that. >> he watch the tm steve footage capturing the moments just before the plane crash tuesday and pronounced the crash victim a thrill seeker who deserved no sympathy. >> wee, oh, whoa, look i just landed on the water everybody i'm going to tweet it. splat you're dead. with two kids. moron. >> i find that offensive that you were that cal have a lear about life. >> the video captured comments from eyewitnesses who clearly believed halladay was showing of

so she reach out to fox 29 and bruce gordon who joins us in studio. bruce? >> reporter: lucy the phrase roof over your head that's more than a slogan. the supposed to symbolize the protect of your home, but when the ceilings of that home cave in, and more than once, something has got to change. >> 69-year-old yolanda carter has her eyes on the sweet potato pies hot from the officer of oven in the kitchen of her long time more at the cecil b. moore pub look housing complex. in may of last year this kitchen scene was not so serene. >> my grandson was coming this way and he said grandmom, look out! by the time i looked up the ceiling was coming down. >> reporter: literally came down on your head. >> came down or my head. >> reporter: for three years she's been battling flying critters are termite or carpenter ants that destroyed one living room window sill and badly damaged another and then back in july of this year -- >> my granddaughter, she was up here, and she said, oh, my god! >> reporter: ceiling of this upstairs bedroom collapsed. >> it was just -- just

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