-he must have found cherry's address book. -it that's true, then there's a man out there who's got a list of a lot of british prostitutes -i'm so sorry i couldn't meet you in my office. i had to put in a appearance here. -that's quite all right, lord fraser. this is inspector foster from scotland yard. -ah, yes. the home office told me you were coming. i suppose you know this monster struck again last night? -yes, i know. -are you convinced it's thsame man from home? -yes, in my office. frankly, i don't know what good it'll do you. hundreds of british tourists flood into southern california this time of the year. -that's why we need it quickly. -yes, i'll get it for you. -he didn't have to cross the ocean to kill british prostitutes. i think he came here on business and ran into his victims by chance. -that makes sense. but there are still more than 400 names on that list. -ah, there you are, andrew. -that's lord rutherford, an old family friend. i'd like you to meet sergeant hunter of the los angeles police department. -lord

for now we are live in cherry creek. thanksgiving day for protesters standing against the dakota access pipeline. not only did they get something to eat. they got to me and academy award-winning actress and pipeline opponent.>> reporter: a day with music, food, and ceremony. joined by well-known hollywood actress and advocate, jane fonda.>> it has been centuries since this many tribes have joined together in prayer, and in peace and nonviolence. to protect their sacred land in their water.>> reporter: she ys actions throughout the past seven months were peaceful. she traveled from los angeles today to help serve aameal for a mixed crowd.>> i was serving for about three minutes and they said people conserve themselves. i've never had a job for such a short time. it's fantastic that this happened.>> reporter: she wasn't the only one. the main cook brought his cook -- crew into serve 200. that number changed after just behind me is a kitchen filled with cooks that spent hundreds at standing rock middle school and fort gates

cherri gregg from kyw news radio is live from the cbs-3 news room, cherri, good morning.ing day, $5 billion in sales. all of this before cyber monday. >> it is crazy out there. >> reporter: millions flooded stores on black friday to take advantage of the deep discounts. >> check it the out, 20 percent off plus an additional 40 percent off. >> reporter: official start of the holiday shopping season exceeded expectations thanks to millions more, choosing to buy vee at internet. consumers spent an estimated $3.34 billion on line this black friday, 21.6 percent increase from the same day last year. shopping experts attribute increase to convenience. >> other prices are before you have to drive from store to store to compare prices or go through tons of inserts in your newspaper. >> reporter: on line shopping via mobile device is also up, mobile purchases made up roughly 40 percent of on line sales on black friday, bringing in a whooping $1.2 billion. >> right now we are seeing apps like amazon and wal-mart. >> reporter: chris mason is ceo of branding brands, largest retail mo

kami carmann at cherry creek. >> . we are here. at substitute hrer bowl. visiting the cherry creek. the 7 seed. valley the ten seed. trying to score here. this has been a tail of the the turn overs so far tonight. cherry creek holding onto a 14 to nothing lead. they made it to the semifinals last year. they want to get back there. beaten by eventual last season. we'll be here for it all. the next game coming up. grand view and legacy. of course grand view make t-g to the quarter finals. they want to go deep again. legacy an emotional system. after the bus crash. we'll be here for that game. i always under east estimate the weather. it's been so nice. and the nights are a little chilly. and the cherry creek sideline. i heard a distinct cheer. sounded like brady. it was something like that. i could be wrong. >> . actually we're calling her ari these days. >> . the buffs take their number 12 ra*rpbging on the road. tomorrow. for a late start at arizona. coming up a sloppy but winning effort. over ucla. cu is looking to khraoep clean up 4 turn overs. and 8 personal fouls. which they wer

(nats) cherry is a dreamer... she claims to have 3 birthdays, and wants to be a singer or you wouldn't believe. she's a smart girl she can remember things really well i could see her being an actress for sure. but first things first, chery knows she needs the foundation of a real family. i'm fine with being adopted. a family that could take me into their house, and raise me till 18. we talk about how that could be her forever home and forever could be beyond 18. they see 18 and then what i don't know. cherry wants to keep a connection to her chinese heritage, but also wants to keep up with teenage trends. i love makeup, of course and shopping (points at the camera) don't forget that! (what do you like to shop for?) everything. makeup, close, skin creams, and shoes high heels i love boots i think just finding a place whes her. she has a great personality. very individual kiddo, just a sweetheart ((brian loftus)) >> to get started, call the adoption exchange at 702-436-6335./// ((kirsten joyce)) >>> it's a once in a

bundling up like cherri was like there, another good way to see cherri wearing her hat and her gloves. >> just stay home watching football today. >> or just watch us. >> watch us, chill out at home. >> good idea. >> but we can go back to yesterday. yesterday was so nice. >> so nice. >> seventy's, light breeze. >> what is this a 30, 40-degree difference. >> it dropped 38 degrees, 34 degrees in eight hours yesterday, so big difference. it is the wind. that is the problem. that is the deal. temperatures in the 40's, that is not terribly cold today but when you factor in these wind we have 20's and 30's for the wind chill and that will stick with us throughout the day-to-day and first half of monday. we will be stuck in the cold weather pattern leading up to the thanksgiving day holiday. we're dry right now. there has been reports of 2 inches of snow up in berks county from last night as that cold front came in and that cold air rapidly moved in. thirty-nine right now at the airport. west wind at 18 miles an hour. feeling like 30 right now. we have a little bit of sun but those clouds wil

cherry graying -- cherri gregg, good morning, how are you doing? >> reporter: good morning, rahel, i'm doing great. it is a little chilly out here. but the warm and fuzzy has already gun. as you can see, all around me, dozens and dozens of alex lemonade stands foundation volunteers, they've been working for over an hour transforming this area outside of the please touch museum. getting ready for the eighth annual lemon run 5k. let me tell you the run start here. right outside of memorial hall. and it loops around fairmount park. but what makes this run unique is two things. first, it helps alex's lemonade stand raise hundreds of thousands of dollars for childhood cancer research, and number two, the large number of kids that come out to participate, for many children, this is their first real run. and to get the kids in on the fun, there is 100-yard dash, and send pediatric run, where folks are tied together as they take on the challenge. liz scott, alex's mom, as well as co-executive director, of this foundation, talks about the impact that it has

cherri gregg from sister station "kyw news radio" live at fairmount park god new york, cherri gregg.od morning, chilly morning, but it will be very warm, and fuzzy, in less than an hour and a half or so. take a look hine me, as you can see, alex's lemonade stands, volunteers are busy setting up, waiting for the thousands of folks who will participate in the eighth annual lemon run. and i'm here this morning with liz scott, alex's mom, and the co-executive director of the foundation, good morning. it is exciting, right? >> it is very exciting. this event is unlike any other we have. it is a walk/run, and thousands of people will be coming out, a lot of them in honor or memory after child who had cancer, and in some cases, someone else, an adult in their, who had cancer. and everybody is here to support the cause, help finds a cure. >> yes. and this is, first of all, let's talk about the foundation. you're alex's mom. alex started this legacy that you and your husband have continued for many years. >> yes, we're very lucky, i mean, i honestly sometimes can't believe that al sex my daug

cherri gregg? >> reporter: i'm cherri gregg at fairmount park, where thousands are participating in the eighth annual lemon run as well as a lot of little ones. i'll tell you the cause behind it, and the impact on families coming up. >> all right, good morning, not a bad morning for a run. little bit chilly. it will be a nice afternoon shaping up. if you like it warmer, i'll show you c >> cherri gregg live at memorial hall in memorial park, where the lemon run is underway. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, yes, the lemon run already started with the 100-yard dash. a lot of the little ones competed, completed the 100-yard dash, part of the lemon run. then 5k, that will start in just a few moments. but i'm here with sonyia, and her daughter isabel. hi, izzy, how are you doing? >> good. >> reporter: she's doing very good. which is wonderful. and izzy she is doing great. a day of celebration. explain why? >> isabel finished chemotherapy after 42 rounds of treatment on january 15th. and so today

cherri gregg from kyw news radio is live with the preview, good morning, cherri. >> reporter: good morningrahel. last year 10,000 people showed up to celebrate the cities veterans, today we're hoping that even more show up today. take a look for past hour or so setting up the stage area here at sixth and market streets where, dignitaries will speak later on today. there will be a festival for veterans that will happen from fifth street to third street beginning at 12:30. but take a look at the video and parade which will include about 150 different veterans organizations from all arms of the military will begin at noon at 16th and jfk, coming down and around city hall and in here at sixth and market all at the same time while that parade is going on beginning at 12:30 and all veteran paratrooper groups will do a spectacular jump and land in front of the independent mall. then i flight will fly east/west to the starting point. there will be 300 motorcycles speeding down market street. once the parade is over is there a festival with rock climbing wall, food vendors and dozens of veteran ser

cherry hill mall closes at midnight. a lot of other malls do the same thing but don't worry get your rest all the malls open 6:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. for your black friday shopping lucy. >> get your rest. do stretching exercises. you don't want to pull anything. >> reporter: you need it. >> thanks, chris. >>> why waste room in your oven with a big turkey. these folks at extra hasn't bakery in south philly. they took care of the bird. the folks cook and roast turkey people drop off. it has the best pizza ever. i love this place. the line began forming with people holding their occur keys right around 5:00 this morning. wow. >>> whether it's traveling to seat family or watching the parade or feasting at home americans are finding all ways to be thankful this holiday maybe reflective, right? fox pobbs rob schmidt has look at thanksgiving across our nation. >> reporter: despite security threats crowds lined the streets of new york for a glimpse of the thanksgiving day parade. new york city police department taking every p

fox 29's chris o'connell is at the cherry hill mall for all the madness.hris, actually got paid today to go shopping. >> reporter: that's right. while most of you are resting off your turkey dinner, maybe watching some football on the couch, no, i was out working. doing the hard stuff. out here at the mall. check out the crowds thanksgiving night at 10:00 o'clock. yeah, diehard shoppers hitting the stores flocking to the malls as soon as these doors opened. an hour before the cherry hill toys r us even opened shoppers were waiting. >> what were he do, we go shopping on thanksgiving and then the guys watch football. and tomorrow we all have dinner together. >> reporter: it was ready, set, shop! the must have toy this year these things called hatch malls. >> what are you hear to by. barber camper. >> what are you here to by hatch malls. >> navigating through holiday shopping you better come prepared with patience. >> i'm sorry. >> reporter: an shopping list. >> i don't really have a strategy. i came for the car they didn't have. i'm grabbing some other stuff

cherri gregg from our sister station kyw news radio is live from the cbs-3 news room with the details, good morning, cherri. >> reporter: good morning, yes, black friday saw record breaking sales, and what we saw in those numbers is that between thanksgiving and black friday, the numbers for records and women $5 billion. the that is just the beginning. >> little crazy. >> reporter: millions flooded stores on black friday to take advantage of deep discounts. >> check it the out. >> 20 percent off plus an additional 40 percent off. >> reporter: official start of the holiday shopping season exceeded expectations, thanks to millions more, choose to go buy via the internet. consumers spent an estimated $3.34 billion shopping on line this black friday and 21.6 percent increase from the same day last year. shopping experts attribute the increase to demand. >> before you got to drive to store, different prices or go through tons of inserts in your newspaper. >> reporter: on line shopping, via mobile devices is up, global purchases made up 40 percent of on line sales on black friday, bringing

fifty-two in cherry hill. as we move north and west we will see these temperatures starting to drop down, 46 degrees right the now in malvern, and even chillier up toward lehigh valley, 43 in allentown and we're in the 30's right now in the poconos and overnight tonight though, temperatures are going to warm up in some places, like the poconos, cloud deck really stays in place. i-95 corridor will be in the upper 30's to lower 40's. as far as averaging are concerned we should be down in the 40's. not too chilly. again not too chilly but you will need layers heading out to the eagles game, taking on the green bay packers at the lincoln hon evening. 45 degrees. and no wet weather concerns just crystal clear sky conditions but overnight tonight, mostly cloudy, isolated vick also. that chance is coming to an end. 42 degrees. for tomorrow mostly cloudy, passing showers possible, temperatures tame, 56 degrees and across the area tomorrow best chance of showers in the poconos with high temperature in the middle 40's.

and in cherry hill.wind increases wind chills will go down, certainly feeling more like winter and it is looking like winter in the poconos. check this out, snow covered the ground here, we're looking live at big boulder. that is not manmade snow, that is the snow, from yesterday evening, as that front came through, starting off with some rain and quickly changed over to snow, a few inches in carbon, monroe county and they are coming off a high temperature of 60 degrees, and then they were dealing with snow last night. still more snow showers to come w that a winter weather advisory has been issue for carbon and monroe county until 4:00 a.m. monday morning for those heavier snow showers and squals. they will break out. if you are traveling up through the poconos, over the next few hours just beware, reduced visibility, quick dusting of snow, on some of the roads up there, with temperatures, holding in the 30's, all day long, and then look at yesterday's ahead of the front, 70's, yes, 72 the high in phila

, good morning, cherri. >> reporter: good morning, rahel. black friday will go down in retail shopping history thanks to on line sales. if you add in those sales for thanksgiving day, $5 billion spent and those numbers are just the beginning. >> little crazy. >> reporter: millions flooded the stores on black friday to take advantage of these deep discounts. >> check it out. 20 percent off plus an additional 40 percent off. >> reporter: official start of the holiday shopping season exceeded expectations thanks to millions more choose to go buy via the internet. consumers spent an estimated $3.34 billion shopping on line this black friday and 21.6 percent increase from the same day last year. shopping experts attribute the increase to convenience. >> the other rises are before it you have to drive to the stores, to compare prices or go through tons of inserts in your newspapers. >> reporter: on line shopping, via mobile device is also up, mobile purchases made up roughly 40 percent of on line sales on black try bringing in a whooping $1.2 bill

some shops in cherry creek facing an uncertain future. thanks to a price of progress. small business saturday. >> that's right. so important to get the word out. about tomorrow. some in cherry creek facing a really bleak holiday. they scramble to find new locations. >> . day young shows how it is >> . on the ao*efp of small business saturday. she and many small business owners in the building. face the same fate. making it harder for people. >> . you are supporting that five year-old that's taking ballet classes. you are supporting that local owned and family owned operation. >> . a few years ago a local owner decided to open the corner store. when he couldn't find any place in cherry creek to buy the stuff sold here. >> w*er we're closing next week. this last for example. opened only in march. find out now. they have to move. it's interesting to note. on black friy. that for every hundred dollars spent and in a small business like this. about 70 dollars stays in the community. compared to about 40 dollars you spend at a big box store. there's the state of colorado. th

she's live in cherry hill new jersey.the polls have been opened about 35 minutes annie. have you seen a lot of people coming out? >> reporter: oh, yeah, we have steady traffic out here at kingsway church. i want to give you a look inside there. there's another person walking in. there hasn't really been much of a line because it's moving pretty quickly. when the doors first opened there were about eight people that were already waiting to go. these of course opened at 6:00 a.m. you heard katherine talking about what hillary clinton did yesterday. we want to tell you about what donald trump did in the final hours leading up to the election, he covered thousands of miles hitting five states in 12 hours. sarasota florida, raleigh north carolina scranton pennsylvania grand rapids michigan and manchester new hampshire where he was joined by his family. in yesterday he is campaign trail the real estate tycoon talked about the polls saying he is leading in most battleground states but the latest national polls show him trailing

2017 will be the 90th an verse of the cherry blossom festival. it kicks off on march 20th and runs through april 16th. mark your calendars now. we'll remind you between now and then. next year will also mark 105 since the gift of the cherry trees as a symbol of friendship between the u.s. and japan. >> that seems like a long way away. we have got winter to get through, if out late again. >>; is that right -- >> what does that tell you? >> he keeps giving the long range. >> i just finished my winter forecast. >> why are you waiting, doug. >> i have to wait, it will be out next thursday. stay tuned for that still getting everything together. but one thing for sure it's looking cold. right now as far as the radar is concerned we have rain across south of washington. no rain around the metro area. fret ricksburg, charles county, down towards part of stafford, st. mary's leonardtown, mechanic'sville. all seeing rain. this rain is coming down at a good clip here. here's the front movings down. a little bit of a wave moving right along there. we have so

jason gruenauer has the latest from today's kickoff. >> here at the cherry creek mall. needs no introduction. >> ho, ho, ho. >> and talking about five 500 events, coming here and meeting santa claus. christmas, all the way through january, the national western the reason behind it, december and january is actually slow when it comes to meetings and conventions. stay here, shop local, eat at the restaurant and helps the economy overall for santa, i'm jason at the cherry creek mall. >>> capitol christmas tree making a stop on its way to the capitol. cut down in idaho to become the christmas tree at the capitol. going to go to washington, d.c. tomorrow, the tree is going to be in denver for a little bit. >>> a trip of a lifetime. around the world and back. think something like that would cost a fortune. only a couple hundred buckk? >> how? taking advantage of colorado offers. good news for all of us. and racked up about a million miles in points. >> that's the great thing about dog it as a couple, get the same bonus twice. >> they used the credit cards to pay the monthly b

suit and tell you shop has committed to his customers and cherry creek north. just upstairs the amazing studio solvers eight months and business today. we get a lot of walk and clients for months both but businesses have watched redevelopments all around them. two new boutique hotels are under construction as well's apartment well's apartment buildings condos and new office towers. it's exciting what's happening around here. the custom suit shop the last studio and all the tenants in your must are looking for a new home. sometimes it's hard to find the forefront that's affordable riesling purchase by investment group who plans to raise it and replace it with that a stole it was good for one's good for the other must understand the nature of the growing city. many are kim playing kaz the parking and traffic taken into account. now seven redevelopment projects are already underway in expected to be finished in the next two years five more products are expected to begin construction next year what is that mean for the area a lot of construction detours and a a lot

they have moved a lot of merchandise. >>> holiday traditions return in cherry hill. >> big christmas extravaganza on display once again the two delight of many. victoria woodill is there to show us what it is all about, tori. >> reporter: that is right, we are live, at the thoughton's in cherry hill. families just keep pouring in, look at the santa making family stay here at this ugly sweater party but this ugly wetter it is a new tradition but is there an old tradition celebrating in new jersey for quite sometime. it bass started by this guy but it is being brought back, take a look. garden center in cherry hill is a lush wonder land of christmas trinkets, cheer, treats for the holidays but recently manager tom niecey heard customers looking for something specific, revival of the animated holiday tradition, started by ralph gaudio. >> they said you should do something like this, you need to to something. >> reporter: key boys was a men garden center in marlton, new jersey that had an animated christmas display. they have since closed and that is why jeff clark found himself here. >>

so important to the cherry creek district. >> slut thely. well, out of -- absolutely wellout of the all the retailers 70% are locally owned small businesses so in 16 blocks we have one of the highest concentrations of small businesses. so it's really important day to get out and shop local. you know there's things that do affect retail and we want to make sure that we are supporting the stores that really make the biggest impact in our economy. >> i love some of the local shops you walk in and they the dogs there and just a lovely homey feel what can we expect if we come shopping on saturday in cherry creek. >> good weather. so thanks chris. >> yes. >> and it's one of the most walkable areas in the city of denver so we have carolers and elves sanding out surprises to shoppers and we have a lot offun surprises in store and the biggest thing is a lot of the local businesses are offering their own promotions >> we love that. >> nice and we have on display the items from the artist -- artisans center one of my favorite stores. >> thanks so much.

reporting live from cherry creek. working on the white house transition and adding a couple % new names to the team. today, donna con is the assistant to the president and white house counsel. national security analyst casey mcfarlin also. meanwhile, an internal struggle for a decision on secretary of state. trump advisors are split over the romney and rudy giuliani. >>> this is friday is supposed to be about. a fight broke out. they were not great -- quite as crazy here. but exciting it cabelas. opening at 5 am, lone tree important. lots of black friday giveaways and deals. holiday sales are expected to shoppers spent more than $1 billion online, yesterday, there is a new way to get around tonight. >>> a taxi company in town. called all cities. most of the drivers are immigrants from ethiopia. the goal is to serve aurora and create jobs. the company has 20 cavs in hopes to grow to 250's. >>> our area has seen three incident of racially charged graffiti. remember this? a trans gender woman's car. swastika and ugly mes

what about a cherry? >> yeah. >> a cherry? hey. >> actually -- >> there you go. >> i don't like cherries that much. >> okay, i'll take it back, sorry about that. what about whipped cream? you like whipped cream? >> yeah. >> yeah, okay. stay right there. >> wow. >> isn't this the best? >> yeah. >> all right, happy halloween! bye! >> bye. ? >> jimmy: be right back [ cheers and applause ] ? >> dicky: music in nashville on "jimmy kimmel live" is brought >> dicky: music in nashville on "jimmy kimmel live" is brought to you by new crown royal vanilla whisky. vanilla so good. >> thanks everyone for coming out to nashville. i want to thank jessica chastain, justin moore, willie nelson, i apologize to matt damon, we ran out of time for him. "nightline" is next. here with "yesterday's song" from the cma theater in hologram, hunter hayes! ? na na na na na na na na na na na help me out everybody! na na na na na ? ? well i used to sing it and i used to crank it with the windows down i used to love it ? man i'm over it now ? ? i used to lea

for now reporting live in cherry hill, annie mccormick channel6 "action news." back to you. >> all right annie thank you for that. >>> and we have a local race in pennsylvania that's getting a lot of national attention. pat toomey the incumbent republican and katie mcginty his democratic challenger are in a tight race for the u.s. senate seat. they've spent $160 million this year making it the most expensive senate race in american history. pennsylvanians will also have a new attorney general after the scandalous tend to kathleen kane's term. pennsylvania voters will also elect a state treasurer and state auditor general in addition to 18 members of congress. >> voters in new jersey will be asked if gambling should be expanded in the garden state for the first time since atlantic city casinos were approved 40 years ago. the referendum asks residents whether to expand gambling to two counties in north jersey. another asks whether to dedicate 100 percent of revenue raised by that new state gas tax hike to the transportation trust fund. >>> voters in delaware will

fox 29's dave kinchen is in cherry hill. dave, do we know how extensive this problem is. >> reporter: not just yet. we do know that lot of this lead was found in areas with drinking fountains and also where food is prepared. we know a five school so far but the big question is, how much longer will this go on and also how many other schools could be impacted? >> i was shocked and obviously disgusted by it. >> reporter: frustration from cherry hill parents who learned of lead found in the water systems of schools like brett heart elementary. >> it's upsetting to know, um, so hopefully they'll just fix it. >> reporter: parents are also unhappy with the way they found out. >> what was your first reaction? >> that we should have known first before it got leak to do a news story. >> it is concerning 'cause my daughter, my oldest daughter has been here for a few years and just went to middle school. my youngest is still here and i think they should have been on top of this a long time ago. we pay a lot in real estate taxes for the

them, with help from property manager "black and cherry" real squatters. ashley hawks/black & cherry real estate: we have had to come up with some crafty, sort of innovative measures. she admits there's no foolproof plan for getting rid of squatters, but your odds are better with a property manager's help. ashley hawks/black & cherry real estate: we have experience in it. we know the proper laws. we know the proper processes, procedures. we do have the metro unit on eventually sold the house. it got to be too much.> we have more information -- kick squatters of your property. just go to our website -- k-t-n-v dot com -- and type in the key word links. thanksgiving is just around the corner. and today -- people from across the valley -- turned are helping thousands of families. what they're doing -- to make las vegas -- a better place to live. and -- just before the holidays thanksgiving dinner. that -- is thanks to some good neighbors. 2 semi-trucks -- filled with food -- made their way to the champion center -- as part of the convoy of hope. the organizat

meet cherry...or "alana"...the name she would like to be called. we're here at the springs preserve because while cherry doesn't like dogs or cats, she does like snakes, and she was hoping to get a glance at one in the preserve's live animal exhibits. cherry is a dreamer... she claims to have 3 birthdays, to be a singer or actress. oh yeah she has imagination that you wouldn't believe. she's a smart girl she can remember things really well i could see her being an actress for sure. but first things first, chery knows she needs the foundation of a real family. i'm fine with being adopted. (include my question in-between) a family that could take me into their house, and raise me till 18. we talk about how that could be her forever home and that's a hard concept for kids, they see 18 and then what i don't know. cherry wants to keep a connection to her chinese heritage, but also wants to keep up with teenage trends. i love makeup, of course and shopping (points at the camera) don't forget that! (what do you like to shop for?) everything. makeup, close

checkout beautiful and dark in cherry creek. breaking news, weather vehicle tonight will have taking storm system works its way down from the mountains onto the plains. expect a mix of rain and snow in the morning hours. it will be a major problem. you attend a big vehicle like this to travel better. here some of the nice folks we meet and greet walking their dogs. even at this late hour, with its start people out there have well lit dog collars to take we winter storm warnings and snow advisory in effect for the mounds for tonight and tomorrow. 6 to 12 inches possible. will be as much of an issue down here. temperatures dropping into the mid-40s. it dirties. there will be a dry at night until midnight. get the rain snow makes down here, heavy snows in the mountains which is excellent timing as we get into the thanks giving holiday. the ski resorts very happy about getting into this storm. we'll have the full forecast coming up the first alert weather updates coming up in just a few minutes. for now, i'm glad i have hot coffee b

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what about a cherry? >> yeah. >> a cherry? hey. >> actually -- >> there you go. >> i don't like cherries that much. >> okay, i'll take it back, sorry about that. what about whipped cream? you like whipped cream? >> yeah. >> yeah, okay. stay right there. >> wow. >> isn't this the best? >> yeah. >> all right, happy halloween! bye! >> bye. ? >> jimmy: be right back with music from hunter hayes via [ cheers and applause ] ? >> dicky: music in nashville on "jimmy kimmel live" is brought to you by crown royal. tough, smart, and determined to keep us safe. as a former special assistant u.s. attorney and iraq war veteran, jake lilly is an experienced prosecutor who will be tough on violent crime, including murder and domestic abuse. and he has a smart plan to provide treatment for non-violent offenders, including veterans suffering from mental illness or addiction. jake lilly for district attorney -- >> dicky: music in nashville on "jimmy kimmel live" is brought to you by new crown royal vanilla whisky. vanilla so good. >> thanks ever

who slammed into our referee, ron cherry. one thing to get a report on an injured player, not sure we'll get an update on the health of ron cherry, we hope he's okay. took a big hit. third and long. only 19 times has usc won the victory bell and the shillelagh. >> brian: first mention of the shillelagh. it's a wooden club of some sort from ireland. can't wait to see it. five different trophy games, by the way. two different shillelagh games. hit as he throws and that pass is incomplete. uchenna nwosu made the hit and kizer is down. took a big shot. >> brian: rolling to one side and didn't see the rush coming and took a big hit as he threw. >> steve: nwosu got him. >> brian: hopefully that's nothing serious for deshone kizer, got a bright future ahead of him, whether that's next year going to the nfl or coming back, he's got a decision to make. we were talking with him last night. he said he'll probably make that decision in the next week or so and he's got some things that i think he can work physical talent to play at the ne

who slammed into our referee, ron cherry. one thing to get a report on an injured player, not sure we'll get an update on the health of ron cherry, we hope he's okay. deshone kizer, now, brings up a third and long. only 19 times has usc won the victory bell and the shillelagh. >> brian: first mention of the shillelagh. it's a wooden club of some sort >> steve: so, notre dame has five different trophy games, by the way. two different shillelagh games. hit as he throws and that pass is incomplete. uchenna nwosu made the hit and kizer is down. took a big shot. from the weakside. and took a big hit as he threw. >> steve: nwosu got him. >> brian: hopefully that's nothing serious for deshone kizer, got a bright future ahead of him, whether that's next year going to the nfl or coming back, he's got a decision to make. we were talking with him last night. he said he'll probably make that decision in the next week or so and he's got some think he can work on, todd, but he certainly has the raw physical talent to play at the next level

who slammed into our referee, ron cherry. one thing to get a report on an injured player, not sure we'll get an update on the health of ron cherry, we hope he's okay. took a big hit. third and long. only 19 times has usc won the victory bell and the shillelagh. >> brian: first mention of the shillelagh. it's a wooden club of some sort from ireland. can't wait to see it. >> steve: so, notre dame has five different trophy games, by the way. two different shillelagh games. hit as he throws and that pass is incomplete. uchenna nwosu made the hit and kizer is down. took a big shot. >> brian: rolling to one side and took a big hit as he threw. >> steve: nwosu got him. >> brian: hopefully that's nothing serious for deshone kizer, got a bright future ahead of him, whether that's next year going to the nfl or coming back, he's got a decision to make. we were talking with him last night. he said he'll probably make that decision in the next week or so and he's got some things that i he certainly has the raw physical talent to play at t

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meanwhile jerry in cherry hill at 41 degrees, goes to show, just because you got that one city of cherryan you won't find variety of conditions, depending where you are in any spot here. the wind chills 41. and the real feel is more like 39 degrees right now for her. let's do it right back out, show you one more here, we take you back into some of the western suburbs, out we go to at glenn, glenn reporting 41 degrees, he, too, finding plenty of cloud cover overhead. that's really at this point just left over moisture from the system that rolled through yesterday, brought whimpy showers. could likely see left over shower later on today. specially toward night fall. really the southeastern third of our area, so if you're anywhere from say i the a -- i95 on southeast, best shot to see couple this evening, and future weather shows us, while i do think supple every breaks in the clouds, sunshine, mainly southern new jersey den delaware get in on the action tonight. further northwest, don't worry about it, tomorrow might actually ends up with a flurry or two up near the poconos, that's it, qui

who slammed into our referee, ron cherry. one thing to get a report on an injured player, not sure we'll get an update on the health of ron cherry, we hope he's okay. took a big hit. deshone kizer, now, brings up a only 19 times has usc won the victory bell and the shillelagh. >> brian: first mention of the shillelagh. it's a wooden club of some sort from ireland. can't wait to see it. >> steve: so, five different trophy games, by the way. two different shillelagh games. hit as he throws and that pass is incomplete. uchenna nwosu made the hit and kizer is down. took a big shot. >> brian: rolling to one side and didn't see the rush coming from the weakside. >> steve: nwosu got him. >> brian: hopefully that's nothing serious for deshone kizer, got a bright future ahead of him, whether that's next year going to the nfl or coming back, he's got a decision to make. we were talking with him last night. he said he'll probably make that decision in the next week or so and he's got some things that i think he can work on, todd, but ph

what about a cherry? >> yeah. >> a cherry? hey. >> actually -- >> there you go. >> i don't like cherries that much. >> okay, i'll take it back, sorry about that. what about whipped cream? you like whipped cream? >> yeah. >> yeah, okay. stay right there. >> wow. >> isn't this the best? >> yeah. >> all right, happy halloween! bye! >> bye. ? >> jimmy: be right back with music from hunter hayes via [ cheers and applause ] ? >> dicky: music in nashville on "jimmy kimmel live" is brought to you by crown royal. as a marine combat veteran, i understand the sacrifices our military makes. our benefits are earned, and we rely on them. politicians like joe heck should understand that. narrator: joe heck voted to shut down the federal government, risking critical services for nevada veterans. and during that shutdown, heck continued cashing his congressional paycheck. his military record deserves respect. but back in dc, joe heck is putting politics before nevada. and that doesn't work for me. narrator: vote vets is responsible for the con

what about a cherry? >> yeah. >> a cherry? hey. >> actually -- >> there you go. >> i don't like cherries that much. >> okay, i'll take it back, sorry about that. what about whipped cream? you like whipped cream? >> yeah. >> yeah, okay. stay right there. >> wow. >> isn't this the best? >> yeah. >> all right, happy halloween! bye! >> bye. ? >> jimmy: be right back [ cheers and applause ] ? >> dicky: music in nashville on "jimmy kimmel live" is brought to you by crown royal. and we took it for granted that our kids would go to great public schools. but some kids aren't so lucky. where they live, they don't go to a great school, and they have no choice. imagine if your kids were trapped in a failing school. public charter schools give parents a choice and are a pathway to success for these kids. if you like your school, question 2 won't affect you. but question 2 will change the future for thousands of kids who need your help. please join me and every time a new charter opens, it takes money away from the regular public schools fr

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who slammed into our referee, ron cherry. thing to get a report on an injured player, not sure we'll get an update on the health of ron cherry, we hope he's okay. took a big hit. deshone kizer, now, brings up a third and long. only 19 times has usc won the victory bell and the shillelagh. >> brian: first mention of the shillelagh. it's a wooden club of some sort from ireland. can't wait to see it. >> steve: so, notre dame has five different trophy games, by the way. two different shillelagh games. hit as he throws and that pass is incomplete. uchenna nwosu made the hit and kizer is down. took a big shot. >> brian: rolling to one side and didn't see the rush coming from the weakside. and took a big hit as he threw. >> steve: nwosu got him. >> brian: hopefully that's nothing serious for deshone kizer, got a bright future ahead of him, whether that's next year going to the nfl or coming back, he's got a decision to make. we were talking with him last night. he said he'll probably make that decision in the next week or so and he'

supplement the audio and video recording capabilities that we currently have in place. >> the cherry cherry hill thinks department participate in the fielding it, evaluation of the cameras, funded by state and federal grants. >>> one fire fight is her recovering this noon after he was injured battling a fire in chester delaware county. flames tore through the twin home on the 600 block of east 22nd street just before 8:00 last night. the firefighter suffered minor injury to his foot there. were no other injuries, but both sides of the twin home were seriously damaged. people were forced out of their home, as well. construction worker was injured when the heavy equipment he was operating tipped over at a landfill in gloucester county. happened about 9:00 this morning, at their gloucester county landfill in the swedesboro section. now we're told the man was able to get himself out of the construction truck, treated for concussion symptoms at the scene. >>> at least two deaths are being blamed on powerful earthquake that rocked new zealand overnight disaster triggered small tsunami, lef

you can see what we're looking add, it will be closed from arch street to cherry street. starting at 6:00 this morning, 20th street will be closed from market street to benjamin franklin parkway. again, starting at 5:00. as of right now, 20th street will be closing for the thanksgiving day parade. also for the holidays, looking at a holiday schedule, detour buses through center city. as for right now, the rest of mass transit seems to be running on schedule. >>> south philadelphia is already buzzing. thanks to a neighborhood tradition involving the turkey. >> right. matt delucia is there at cacia bakery. >> reporter: there are people lining up outside. with their turkeys. you can almost smell the turkeys although none of them have been put in the oven yet. this is a demo turkey. but it's actually a real turkey, right? >> it actually is a turkey. it's not cooked. >> reporter: it looks very ditches even at this point. you got to cook it. how long does it take? >> about four or five hours. depends how big the turkey is, like five hours, maybe even less, because it's so small