new tonight -- 'big shoes' -- to fill in cumberland county. earl "moose" butler..... is expected to announce his retirement tomorrow after more than two decades in office. greg barnes is live outside the cumberland county sheriff's office with more on the sheriff's decision. greg? "..it's time"..those are reason sheriff earl "moose" butler is stepping down as high sheriff. he'll make the official announcement tomorrow, but today he said his proudest become one of the best trained and most professional in the state.. #4507 tc: 05:44:16:13 "..i've reached the point in life i know its time for me to sheriff earl "moose" butler has known this day was coming, and says he's leaving with pride. tc:05:40:36:03 runs=:07 earl "moose" butler-sheriff=". i am proud of the people that make up the sheriff's office. they are professional, and i say that because i know we got leaders here that make sure when something comes up its handled in the proper way." in 1994 butler, a former teacher, professional football player, and probation officer was first elected, calling his victory a m

he has been at sea for a long cumberland county. >> who will take his place. >>> 7:26 am. i am bill leslie. durham county election workers will spend the second day counting ballots that weren't tallied on election day. they counted writing votes from early voting and election day and today they will look at absentee ballots by mail. >>> a warning from durham police after someone stole department uniforms from an officer's home. about an officer's identity. it was discovered during a break and call. no ids were stolen. >>> elizabeth, nice autumn weather today. >> temperatures in the last hour dropped dramatically in some places. down in the 30s in some spots. beautiful sunshine over the area will warm up the temperatures nicely today. 37 now in raleigh and 34 roxborough and 37 south hill. 44 goldsboro, 42 or you will need a jacket and maybe a coat. it is a borderline morning. 62 for today and 68 friday and 53 for saturday's high. >>> 7:27 am. slow on the northbound side of the durham freeway as we look at that camera. traffic heading away from us is northbound and right now

for close to 40 children in cumberland county, their wait ended friday! wral's julia sims was there as children were united with their forever families. 13:28:20 ladies and gentleman please welcome the latest member of the kirby family. in this courtroom, the rulings here, the questions aren't under oath.... but, the answers.... they are so very important. 13:12;17-20 do you know what it means to obey your mama? when you're part of a family you have to do that 13:12;17-20 do you know what it means to obey your mama? when you're part of a family you have to do that right? 13:24:17 do you voluntarily agree to share all your days and nights? your weekends, your holidays, your summers, spring fall and winters? wholehe 13:13:12:51 do you want this to be your family forever? miss webb- do you know what you're doin? yes maam. then i'm signing this right now.. every year, dozens of cumberland county families find their way to this different- but, oh so familiar. 13:42:30 it's been almost a 3 year journey but it's been worth it 13:46:30 we werern't quite sure we w

this 'thanksgiving' -- is going to be 'really special' -- for some families in 'cumberland county'. 21 children -- are now "officially" members -- of their "foster families". "clerk of court" -- kim tucker -- presided over the 'adoption ceremony' today -- that "forever unites" -- children and families. there were lots of smiles.... hugs... and tears. 'social service workers' say -- there more than '900 children' -- in 'foster care' -- in 'cumberland county -- waiting elect-- settling a court case. the latest, just ahead. foam-nado! a big problem inside a building creates an even bigger problem outside... what happened that turned streets into seas of foam. drive thru-- a car plows into a restaurant... why he was charged. but first... a live look outside of the raleigh eyewitness news center and we're getting "raleigh christmas parade" -- tomorrow ...it rolls 'right' in front of our - downtown raleigh studio' -- on fayetteville street. steve... chris and i -- will be on the float... along with 'everyone else' -- you see here. we hope you'll z25esz zi0z san jose airport -- being blamed f

these showers are moving towards dover right now and into salem and cumberland county. you see the steadier rain from atlantic city northward and to the north trenton is now seeing some of that rainfall. not looking at an all day rainfall but umbrellas will be going up this morning for much of new jersey and some spots into pennsylvania and delaware, too, but then we will clear out this afternoon. unfortunately the temperatures are warmer this morning, nowhere near as chilly as yesterday, 40s and low 50s to start with, 60s this afternoon and yes we will get sunshine, clearing skies this afternoon. after a chance of a shower this morning in philadelphia, 61 degrees, most of the suburbs will be dry, that clearing

. >>> a new sheriff in cumberland county. sheriff moose butler and he will take his place. >>> starbucks rolls out holiday avoid controversy. >>> this is a live look at the future rockefeller christmas tree being loaded onto a truck >>> 8:26 am. i am lena tillet. durham county election workers will spend a secondday counting ballots that weren't tallied on election day. there are 1700 left to count. >>> a warning from durham police after someone stole department uniforms from an officer's home. police say you should request an id if there's question about an officer's identity. it was discovered during a break-in call. >>> quite chilly this morning, but it will warm up. >> upper 30s and a few spots out there this morning. durham skycam showing sunshine and it will warm up temperatures quickly and it's already doing so. we drop down to 37 an hour ago. 43 in raleigh and 40s for roxborough and south hill. 49 in fayetteville. coming up today, hyatt 62 with sunshine. here and call tonight with a low of 40 and a mild 68 for tomorro

on wral. >>> it's already a holiday season to remember for some children in cumberland county. they now have forever homes. still ahead, we're there for the their special adoption day. >>> experts million for this iconic dress once worn by marilyn monroe, so >>> former glee star jane lynch is ready to serenade you this she's got a new album called swinging little christmas. it features fresh takes on classic carols. the album is now available on i tunes and amazon. >>> and ripley's believe it or not is now the proud owner of the dress worn by marilyn monroe when she sang to president john f. kennedy. it sold for 4.8 million dollars at auction. originally cost12,000 when it was made in 1962, and it was so tight she was sewn into the dress. i'm sure she didn't sit down. >> how do you get out of it if you're sewn into it? >> take out the stitches i guess. >> someone has to unsew you. >> cut you out. >> for 12 grand back then in 62, that was a lot of money. >> i know! >> that's a lot of money now [ laughter ] >> wow. all right, to time for a look at what's trending. what do you >>

he met with cumberland county superintendent frank till and the associate superintendent for human resources. the administrators decided not to renew francis' contract at the end of the year. we spoke with francis about the outcome. oc beliefs of another a photo of the demonstration went viral on social media and made national headlines. harnett county investigators are still trying to figure out how a campbell university student fell out a window and freshman from stokes county. he was studying golf management. thursday night, he fell out of the 3rd floor window of his dorm room. we are told two or three friends were in the room with him at the time. investigators are trying to determine if the fall was accidental or intentional. the university is planning a memorial service for goldbach sometime this week. no charges will be filed in a crash that killed a 3-year-old girl. the highway patrol says miliah banos- ruiz-coats ran into the southbound side of old u-s 1 in new hill thursday night. she was hit by a jeep and died at the scene. a factor. a family friend says the little girl's father w

more breaking news--- a man dies in custody in cumberland county. deputies say they tried to stop a car because they believed the driver was under the influence. the driver didn't stop... and deputies saw things thrown out of the car. the car eventually stopped--- and deputies approached clarence young. they took him into an illegal handgun. deputies say young started having a medical complications. young was pronounced dead at the hospital. his body will be sent to chapel hill for autopsy. in durham tonight... 'calm' restored-- after a night of 'arrests'. they were sparked by the protests... we saw 'all' day long here in the 'triangle'-- and across the country-- demonstrators 'demanding' a 15- dollar minimum wage. state naacp president william-barber-- among the nearly 'five' dozen people arrested at the bull city. angelica alvarez is live at d-p-d headquarters. angelica? in total... almost 60 people were arrested and brought here tonight... rev william barber 20:54:12 "people can't live on $7.25." reverend william jail...after he was arrested. the

a spokesperson for fema says while some 12.5 million dollars has been dispersed in cumberland county still anarchal of 71 people are -- an average of 71 people are registering a day. here churches and organizations mobilize, especially when small loans are exhausted. >> we the united way to direct the citizens who who wanted to help. >> reporter: roger acknowledges the coalition is at the mercy of the generosity of others. >> but the ones still living in shelters or motels, they're not. >> reporter: so the coalition handed out this booklet tonight. really helpful and has a lot of numbers of churches and resources. again, after all of the loans are exhausted people still need help, so for more information go to www.wral.com and click this story. >> candace sweat live in nate, thank you. >>> now the -- fayetteville, thank you. >>> now the first meeting today was held in lumberton. he got an up -- they got an update on the people effected, and finding people housing is a top priority, and the community had a chance to ask and get feedback. there are more meetings, find the dates and loc

parts of cumberland county, not too far from millville and dover delaware.e're seeing rain as well. so it is milder morning than yesterday. with 49 degrees. 48 down in dover. 42 up in the mountains. 51 degrees in wildwood. we got a milder morning but will we have a milder afternoon? it's not exactly a cold front that's coming through. i think where we'll end up is around yesterday's high around 60. that would be three in a row. 62 tomorrow, we're going to go back to tens tomorrow, and on thursday, friday and saturday now look like nice days, but the big weather change comes on sunday with rain and a very strong cold front giving us a high of only 45 degrees. then we have highs in the mid 40's as we head to next week, which we know, bob kelly is get away week for a lot of folks >> i just heard from triple a they tweeted me said about a half million philly area residents are going to be on the move doing the turkey trot heading out and traveling this coming thanksgiving holiday weekend. which, of course, as you just mentioned starts wednesday, starts tuesday.

are investigating a report of the needle found in the piece of halloween candy collected this cumberland county month. man told police on monday night she found what looked like a sewing needle will in a tootsie roll her child received while trick or treating in cumberland county. >>> spending $718,000 to purchase 5 acres of land for a new paramedic station. county council approved the first purchase last week, station will be located south of the chesapeake and delaware can ol to improve response times at the area continues to grow. >> that is a look at some newspaper headlines from around the delaware will valley. >> well, up next pat is here with sports. >> good morning, joel embiid fantastic again last night but could sixers hold on against magic? we will show you finish. >>> plus cubs/indians they don't want to go home, we have world series hillary clinton: i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. vo: in times of crisis america depends on steady leadership. donald trump: "knock the crap out of them, would you? seriously..."vo: clear thinking... donald trump: "i know more about isis

these showers are moving towards dover right now and into salem and cumberland county.see the steadier rain from atlantic city northward and to the north trenton is now seeing some of that rainfall. not looking at an all day rainfall but umbrellas will be going up this morning for much of new jersey and some spots into pennsylvania and delaware, too, but then we will clear out this

, northern cumberland county and heading quickly for cape may county. shore has not gotten much rain today, you will get your fair share in the next couple of hours. future weather shows still some showers around through the next couple of hours, 7:00 . by 11:00, start to move off the coast. we will get clearing back to the north and west, and then we will get nicer weather heading our way for thursday, tomorrow at 3:00 o'clock looking better with clear skies and lot of sunshine. the here's our next front this front does not have much with it, at 7:00 a.m. off to the north and west. watch as it dives right through our area, a few clouds and gusty breeze coming through friday afternoon but it is what is locked up behind that front that will feel as we head in the weekend. temperatures are up and down, and heading back down again after a spike yesterday. we got to near 70 degrees but a big cool down on the the way, as we head in the weekend. we will average about normal through end of the week and then temperatures plumet, saturday in, to sunday. saturday

fair amount of sunshine down in the southern tier of the region, cape may county, salem county, cumberland county and wilmington and new castle county, delaware. overall we're expecting sunshine in most neighborhoods. the temperature is 38 degrees in philadelphia. we're in the mid 30s in allentown, reading, wilmington, trenton. down to 33 not far above the freezing mark in millville. that may drop below freezing for a short period this morning. down in cape may, 43 degrees. the winds are not much of a factor we're only at 67 miles per hour in philadelphia. as we get past the bulk of the day, the breezes is come up and add to the chilly feel. if you're getting an exercise run in, put on extra gear. 37 degrees by 7:00 a.m. 10:00 a.m., 46 degrees. we'll be in the 50s by this afternoon, 3:00 p.m., 52. that's the high, it's pretty cool, by 6:00 p.m., back down to 43. again, a little bit breezy and cool today. nydia and gray we'll be back with the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. there is much-need need rain often the way next week. i'll have details on that with future tracker 6. >> happening

lee francis was a history teacher at massey hall classical and yesterday he met with the cumberland county superintendent and the associate superintendent for hr. they decided not to read -- renew his contract. >>> a downtown raleigh pub that closed a year ago is reopening with a new look. irish pub was previously located on south logan street. the welcome party kicks off tomorrow with a series of events and the new location elements. it will continue the history of hosting live entertainment including irish bands and dancers. >>> another warm day but then we will have to find coats again. >>> you will want it on saturday morning if you're gonna be out early. if you are headed to the fayetteville veterans day parade. you will need a jacket. chilly mornings into next week. not chilly this morning. this is looking at the nc state fairgrounds. 57 durham. 57 clayton. 55 in rowan. we warm up to 75 at lunch time. the normal high temperature this time of year is 67 lunch time. will climb into the low to mid 80s this afternoon and a 5:00 back to 79. incredibly warm day for us. that changes tomorro

wral is in robeson county where state officials addressed a crowd and in cumberland county.

plans to buy property to build or renovate homes to flip for homeless vets in cumberland county. a parade honoring veterans today in southern pines. hundreds of people lined broad street this morning. the parade included veterans, from world war two.... through the most recent wars in iraq and afghanistan. the bandit flight team also conducted a fly over and more than one-hundred veterans took to the road in their motorcycles. a big celebration in wake forest. residents came out for the grand re-opening of the rogers road bridge. the road officially reopened earlier this week.. to the delight of drivers.. who spent months.. navigating detours.. and clogging up other roads. today's celebration included adults, including face painting, a dj, and live music. tomorrow---fayett eville street in downtown raleigh---will turn into a massive feast---to help victim's of hurricane matthew. the "sunday supper" table will stretch from martin street to the state capitol. it will seat one- thousand people. while it's sold out--you can still participate. go downtown tomorrow from 11:30 to four.

yesterday he met with the cumberland county superintended and the associate superintendent for human resources. they decided not to renew his contract at the end of the year. >>> a downtown raleigh pub that closed a year ago is reopening with a fresh new look. irish pub on south lund street and it is reopening today on hargett street. the welcome party kicks off tomorrow with a series of events. the location will have some familiar elements. it will continue its history of posting live entertainment including irish bands and answers. i'm sure a lot of people will enjoy some beer today. with the warm temperatures. [ laughter ]. >>> it's a day to get outside and have a good time. morning in some places. but we will see a lot of son and very warm temperatures. 57 term. 61 holly springs and 54 wake forest. 52 roxborough. that is the cool spot. 60 fayetteville. 59 goldsboro. by lunch time downtown durham, 78 degrees. we will not see a temperature like that at lunch time. not for a while may be, in the spring. temperatures look like they will turn cooler and stay that way well into next we

staying in cumberland county-- about 50 people marched today to stop the proposed atlantic coast pipeline. marches took place in counties. duke energy along with dominion power are planning to build a pipeline through parts of virginia and north carolina. people voicing their concern today about the potential impact it would have on water and the climate. duke energy says the pipeline would have a positive carolina. a scary scene in charlotte--- when a car crashed right into a home. a man was vaccuming inside when it happened. he went to the hospital as a precaution. police say the driver swerved to avoid something that ran out in front of his car, slid on the grass and drove into the house. a police standoff in charlotte has ended with three men in jail. it happened after police officers found a vehicle wanted for a break-in at the bass pro store at concord mills. the suspects were north of charlotte. the three men would not respond to police for over an hour... and rooms nearby were evacuated. the swat team arrested the suspects without incident. their names have not been released. turn

durham is overwh clinton actually outperforming barackobama here as well. 40/57 precincts and in cumberland county.. it is .. with the early lead. clinton 57% trump 40% clinton slightly below what obama won in 20-12... trump slightly ahead of romney. 66/77 precincts we are also watching mecklenburg it's the most populous county in the state.. just ahead of wake. right now it is with the lead.. clinton 65% trump 31% 84/195 so still a lot of votes to be counted in meck-- and most will likely go to clinton. as it stands right now, donald trump with that 5 point lead in north carolina. the overall numbers, here... look awfully close to how they looked 4 years ago... when mitt romney won the state over barack-obama. clinton over- performing in some of the larger population centers. it's still a question... can donald trump hold on to his lead. now what has become the nation's highest- profile mccrory -- facing a 'tough challenge' -- from democratic attorney general "roy- cooper." the numbers show we have reporters with 'both' candidates. jonah kaplan... with 'pat mccrory' -- at the "crabtree marriott"

." >> cumberland county officials say a child was hit by gunfire that erupted in millville. it happened on the 1700 block of east broad street. the child was rushed to the medical center in vineland, but no condition was released. police say the investigation is on going and no arrests have been made. >>> police are investigating a possible burglary at philadelphia city hall. a maintenance worker saw two men climb through an open window. the worker confronted the men and notified security. when security arrived they were gone. there was no damage to the building, but they are working to see if anything was stolen. >>> federal aviation crews have arrived on the scene of a plane crashed that killed a 78-year-old man. the pilot was william will i liy from beechwood, new jersey. he was the only person on board. >>> a plane taking off from philadelphia international airport never made it off the ground. this is why, these are new images of the firefighters inside the cabin. the plane was on the runway heading to cincinnati when passengers and crew noticed smoke. they boarded a di

ivanka trump campaigned in philadelphia earlier this afternoon and stopped in cumberland county afterwards. chelsea clinton made several campaign stops throughout montgomery, chester counties. tomorrow night, heavy hitters will take part in a rally for hillary clinton on independence mall. it includes the candidate herself, bill clinton, president obama, first lady michelle obama, jon von jovi, and we've learned that bruce springsteen joined the lineup. nbc 10 will be there for the rally and for all the action. watch our campaign countdown show monday night at 7:00. >>> turning now to day six of the septa strike. pennsylvania governor tom wolf is taking a stand as commuters prepare for yet another work week without busses, trolleys and subways across fflphiladelp. for the latest on talks between septa and the union, we turn to center city. it is not just the governor who is getting involved now. >> no, the mayor is also stepping in. we just learned minutes ago the city of philadelphia filed an injunction to temporarily bring back the septa workers for election day. meanwhile, septa and uni

a cumberland county teacher is back on the job after being suspended for making a racial comment. the superintendent says victoria maultsby was talking to students outside of class when she referred to another student as a -- quote -- "h.n." h-n is apparently the initials for "house n - word." - a derogatory term - that refers to a black person who does their best disowning their own racial identity. maultsby was suspended without pay for five days. the body of a fort bragg soldier found dead in his barracks was flown home to alabama monday. private first class david winchester worked at bragg as a biomedical repair technician. army investigators are trying to figure out how the 21-year-old died. mom "i didn't get a call. i saw the army man come to my door. my heart sank because i knew. i knew what they were going to tell me." 00:05:33...46 funeral services for winchester were held in his hometown of adamsville. duke energy is contributing 1- million dollars to protect a river, lake and wetlands near wilmington. it's a settlement in a lawsuit over coal ash stored at a closed power

wake county moving to lake forest giving light to moderate rain and some showers down toward cumberland county. as far as how much rain, fort simpson fayetteville, to tim's in irwin and all of this headed to the north. there is a brain will be possible overnight and for the first half of monday. we do have our sky cam and it shows that the roads are wet. it is a little bit dreary out there and this is rain that we could use and it is going to continue on and off. we will take a look at when he dry air moves in and a great shot of the supermoon from one of our dead after slamming head-on into a tree. this happened on linden road near highway 5 intersection. investigators say the 64-year- old died on the way to the hospital. he had charges pending from another deadly accident in march . that accident happened on the same road. >>> three people were hurt during a violent incident in raleigh. police were called to a disturbance on shire lane before noon. when they got there those injured were taken to a hospital. police have not released the name -- nature of inri >>> raleigh police officer is oka

. >> police in millville cumberland county are investigating a shooting that sent a young person to thehe victim was rushed to the medical center in vine lan. no further information at this hour. >> a delaware county mayor is facing dui charges after fleeing the "as seen on tv scene of an . christy spoke with a resident that saw it happened. >> the upland mayor hit two parked cars and tried to make a run for it even after a resident tried to get him to stay on scene. >> he was trying to get out of his car. i was like sir, is that your car? he said i'll be right back. >> she said the conversation was brief and she had no idea that the man that allegedly hit her father's suv was the upland mayor. >> residents say it happened just after 3:30 friday morning. that's when police consider called to the unit block of sex 22n22ingnd street. he was found walking near the crash. the 53-year-old was struggling to stand straight. >> was he moving fast? >> i think he thought he was moving fast but he wasn't. >> we stopped by his residence but no one came to the door. here he talked to me about his ru

as they left... '4- members' of the spring lake fire department -- returned home to cumberland county. the crews cleaned their equipment today -- after traveling to lake lure. they may send more firefighters in december -- depending on how firefighting efforts go. you can read much new tonight-- the "harnett county sheriff" -- is 'responding' to a 'federal lawsuit' -- filed against his agency. the lawsuit 'claims' -- deputies engaged in a "pattern of abuse". the 'plaintiffs' -- include the family of 'john livingston'. ....he's the man who was 'shot and killed' -- by deputy "nicholas - kehagias" -- 'last' november. also 'named' in the suit -- four deputies..... the 'former sheriff'..... and the 'current sheriff' wayne coats. the 'plaintiffs claim' -- they suffered 'bodily injury'... and 'wrongful arrest'. 'sheriff coats' issued this statement today saying in part: "w everyone -- that the harnett county sheriff's office team -- is dedicated to supporting and defending the constitution of the united states -- and of this state..... and to fully.... faithfully and fairly 'enforcing the la

and the firefighters -- are and tonight -- people in cumberland county still trying to recover from 'hurricane matthew' are getting answers to their questions. the town of spring lake - hosted a town hall meeting with officials from fema and the state. greg barnes is live in spring lake with more on recovery efforts... and what storm victims were told. greg? f-e-m-a officials say they are still working with victims of hurricane matthew here in north carolina. and fayetteville..but say even in communities like spring lake where the damage wasn't as bad..residents still need help.. 5 weeks after hurricane matthew, spring lake resident byron blumfeld is only now looking for government help. #4223 byron blumfeld- resident runs=:08 :08:20:22:06 just trying to get an estimator nto the ea has been allya theyhave beenl have have an estimator come down and take a look :20:30. flooding caused officials say getting flooded victims into affordable temporary housing has been a real challenge. #4197 08:"03:23:13 runs=:08 rita egan f-e-m-a " as times go one other housing resources become available :

a cumberland county teacher is back on the job after being suspended for making a racial comment. the superintendent says victoria maultsby was talking to students outside of class when she referred to another student as a -- quote -- "h.n." h-n is apparently the initials for "house n - word." - a derogatory term - that refers to a black person who does their best

in millville, cumberland county.his is 55 at try and if you're headed up toward the cumberland mall between millville and vineland, that too reopens at 6:00. no issues along 55. for the most part we're back in normal schedules on mass transit but the septa city busses and trolleys 10 patco running on special schedules because of the holiday. >>> if you're headed out early to the malls or anywhere else. the numbers are even, most of us are looking at fairly 18 cloud cover, 43 in allentown, 41 in millville and 46 in cape may, new jersey. here's how it's going to go today, lots of clouds maybe a couple of early sunny breaks. 42 degrees by 8:00, 46 by 10:00. then we really cloud up through the afternoon and evening. 53 degrees by noon, 58 to your high at 3:00. then back to 50 by 6:00. there could be a little odd sprinkle or light shower through the day but the better chance is probably after 6:00, especially from about philadelphia south to see a more pronounced shower. gray and tam? >>> thanksgiving dinner is over but t

and the "cumberland county d-s-s" -- who'll distribute them -- to the boys and girls. a local 'y-m-c-a' is sharing their "fellowship" with folks in need this thanksgiving morning. the y-m-c-a on fort bragg road in fayetteville -- will offer 'hot showers' and a free breakfast to anyone in need on thanksgiving morning. volunteers will also operate a bus to different areas of fayetteville -- for anyone who needs a ride to and from the "y". outcue=we are happy to connect with you.. runs=:17> collins says several businesses in the area donated 'soap' -- 'toothpaste' -- and other hygiene supplies. the "y" will be open thanksgiving morning at eight o'clock. a lot of 'extra security' -- at the "macy's 'why' -- they're parking '80 dump trucks' -- on the street. and... "remembering the children". the 'vigil' -- honoring those who 'died' -- in a 'school bus wreck'... plus, what we've learned about the 'driver'. and "presidential presentation". 'michael jordan'.... and another person with 'triangle ties' -- 'in' the white house -- for a special honor. we'll take you there. but fir

wilmington a heavier cell coming through and salem county and cumberland county heavier cells be thes steadier rain and ponding and puddling on roadways is a problem through wilmington and newark, delaware. and finally to the north heavy stuff pushing in the direction of quakertown and allentown may get clipped as well. before we start to see a break in the action. as we take a look at the temperatures, mild today 58 in philadelphia, heading up into the 60s before much longer, winds out of the south at 8. and there you see the current temperatures across the region. we have popped into the low 60s in dover and allentown mid-50s. future tracker 6 showing you for the rest of afternoon for the next couple of hours we are still looking at pretty good downpours across the region and later on in the afternoon and evening we get less rain overall and roads are wet for the evening commute. and this drys out later tonight and allentown a high of 60 and cloudy skies and periods of rain, and down the shore stuck in the upper 50s in spots and periods of rain and cloudy and breezy and philadelphi

a 'controversial lesson' -- is 'costing' -- a 'cumberland county' -- high school teacher. "lee - francis" -- was caught on camera -- back in september -- 'stomping' on an 'american flag' -- during a 'lesson' -- on the "first amendment". the pictures went 'viral'... 'sparking outrage'. francis was immediately "suspended with pay". now 'francis' says -- he was told -- he won't be 'allowed' to teach 'any' classes.... and his 'contract' won't be 'renewed'. francis continues to "stand by" w francis 'now' works in the "school francis 'now' works in the "school warehouse". he says -- he has 'several' job offers.... but says -- he'd like to "stay" in the area. new tonight - a break-in at a someone broke into the east regional library early this morning. they say security footage breaking shows a guy breaking out a window in the library's activity room - which serves as a one- stop voting location. he took a coin machine...and left. officials say voting equipment and materials were not tampered with during the break- in. we're just 'getting started' tonight on eyewitness news. comi

and they're weakening as we move from philadelphia down the expressway cutting right through cumberland countythe south and east. rain amounts generally up to a third of an inch with a highest amounts in reading and wilmington and philadelphia. trenton .20 of an inch. millville get additional rainfall coming this evening and atlantic city only three hundredths of annal inch of rain. right now, we have some cool temperatures. through the poconos that cooler making its way into pottstown. allentown holding ton 50. 53 in millville. 53 in wilmington, and 55 degrees in wildwood. but we will be cooling fast overnight tonight. so this area of low pressure the storm with the cold front moves offshore tonight. high pressure buildings in during the day tomorrow. and that means sunshine, some breezy conditions and we will be seeing clear skies for the evening tomorrow night. so that cool air will be settling in. more seasonal, but the real punch of cold will hold off until the weekend. scott i know you've been, through those numbers we're talking about temperatures the coldest the season even wind chills

new jersey last night, the victim a juvenile was shot around 7:30 at oak view apartments, in cumberland county. millville police took the victim to the hospital with non-life threatening injuries. police have not yet gotten the victim's age or gender. new in brewly town section, shooting victim tells police he was shot during robbery on north dover street. he ran home to his house on turner street to dial 911. the 22 year old man was shot in his left thigh, left hand. and is in stable condition. >>> and, this morning, a manhunt is underway in texas. >> that's after san antonio police officer shot and killed in a ambush. correspondent hena daniels tells us investigators have lee -- released picture after person of interest. good morning, hena. >> good morning, that shooting happened right outside a police headquarters just before noon yesterday morning. police say detective benjamin benjamin marconi, 20 year veteran of the force, sitting in his patrol car during traffic stop. that's when a car pulled up behind the officer and the driver got out, walk up, and fired several shots. the shooter the

these showers are moving towards dover right now and into salem and cumberland county. you see the steadier rain from atlantic city northward and to the north trenton is now seeing some of that rainfall. not looking at an all day rainfall but umbrellas will be going up this morning for much of new jersey and some spots into pennsylvania and delaware, too, but then we will clear out this afternoon. unfortunately the temperatures are warmer this morning, nowhere near as chilly as yesterday, 40s and low 50s to start with, 60s this afternoon and yes we will get sunshine, clearing skies this afternoon. after a chance of a shower this morning in philadelphia, 61 degrees, most of the suburbs will be dry, that clearing happening this afternoon, you will see sunshine this morning, too. the rain in new jersey this morning will be out of here in the afternoon with a high of 60. the lehigh valley a few sprinkles first thing in morning, then partly sunny and 60 daegs for the lehigh valley. in delaware we will see more and more sunshine there. i will show you the future cast hour by

from the nbc 10 south jersey bureau, a struggle ended in a deadly police involved shooting in cumberland countyigators tell us a burglar got into a violent struggle with two state troopers. they shot and killed him. both officers were treated at the hospital. officers in utah mourning one of the -- officer from just outside salt lake was hit and killed by a car when he was putting down spike strips during a car chase. three suspects were taken into custody. >>> in iowa today, a fallen des moines police sergeant are being remembered. he was one of two iowa police officers gunned down last week. the gunman is facing murder charges. the funeral for the other officer killed will take place tomorrow. >>> part of a local road is now a permanent memorial to a fallen philadelphia firefighter. ♪ >> a portion of academy road from byberry road to nanton drived became a memorial highway. he died battling a fire on fabric row in 2013. >> every time i drive on my way to work, wherever i'm going, i know i'll be driving with dad on my side. >> goodwin was a 29-year veteran. >>> a local organization is giving e

it was among candy collected trick or treat nothing commercial township cumberland county last night. police have no suspects at this time but urged parents to check all of their children's's halloween candy. >>> tonight a story of giving back a young nurse who was once a cancer patient. she can truly say i know how you feel to the children that she now takes care of. >> health reporter stephanie stahl is here to tell us more about amanda. >> amanda is a special, special young lady, talk about a unique perspective, one time patient has just started working in the same hospital where she was treated for cancer. >> hi. >> amanda is a nurse with a special insight, and a long history with saint christopher's hospital for children. >> i have only ever wanted to work here. >> reporter: she's 22 and just got the job. her journey started 14 years ago when she was diagnosed with leukemia. >> without, the nurses that took care of me i wouldn't be here. >> reporter: many are still around and reminisce with a scrap book made by amanda's mom. >> back when my hair was falling out. >> reporter: she

, another shooting over in millville, new jersey last night, we're told juvenile was shot in cumberland countyund 7:30, at the oak view ants. the victim is recovering from non-life threatening injuries, and is in the hospital this morning, millville police have not yet told us the victim's age or gender just yet. >>> police in delaware need the public's help to ida male suspect wanted for assault. take a good look at the picture, saturday afternoon this man walk into bp station on in new castle, stole several items. investigators say when two store clerks confronted him he started tearing up the store, smashing glass. if you recognize the man seen in the pictures, call police. >>> passengers are forced off a plane when someone reported smoke moments before departure. it happened on since nasty bound flight yesterday afternoon at philadelphia international airport. investigators found no evidence of smoke. but the flight was canceled out of caution. passengers did eventually make their way to ohio on another flight. >>> meanwhile, more than 130 people are dead, and 50 others injured, after a tr

detectives say the candy was collected in commercial township cumberland county.told detectives she discovered a sewing needle in a tootsie roll that her child collected early in the night. there are no suspects at this time. >> happening today leaders in atlantic city are scheduled to speak out about the state rejecting their financial recovery plan. council president marty small says the fix was in and called the state's decision misinformed misguided and biased. they're there in the middle is ac mayor don guardian. he says he'll keep fighting until the city he cannot fight any longer. atlantic city he proposed laying off 100 workers cutterring spending selling land at the old baeder field and selling bonds to pay down its debt over five years. a state regulator claim the city's math is not -- does not add up. >> 5:27 and still ahead on "action news," septa strike in day two. >> we're live with more on how commuters are working to tackle the traffic troubles and the transit troubles when we come back. >> ♪ i alone can fix it! bomb the [bleep] out of 'em. i'd lik

. >>> there is an event in fayetteville to discuss hurricane relief efforts in cumberland county. the coalition's goal is to help people ask are for assistance after fema and federal loans have been exhausted. autopsy report of keith scott who was shot and killed in september sparking nationwide protests. scott was shot once in the back, once in the abdomen, and once in the arm. there was no alcohol or cocaine in his system. scott's wife said she believes that he was shot because of his race and was unarmed. police insist that he was armed. paid leave while the investigation continues. >>> we are learning more about a murder/suicide involving a sheriffs department and his wife. the two were involved in a bitter custody battle. policesay that jeremy pearce forced his way into becky pearce's parents's home. dead and their small children were found unharmed. pearce was placed on a 30-day suspension but would not say why. >>> a local teacher is on paid leave after months of text messages she sent to an 8th grade student. latoya snead resigned from the mcgee's crossroads elementary sch

cumberland county is one of the three counties ordered by judge to restore canceled voter registrations. a federal judge ruled that the purge of voters from the rolls violated the national voter registration act. it prohibits voter removal within 90 days of a federal election. the purge targeted african- american voters. >>> a local home targeted by the homeowner says he has no data was politically motivated. james powers has a campaign sign on his front porch. he says when he went out to dinner with his son saturday night someone fired shots from what may have been a bb gun at his house on mooresville carpenter road. his front door and windows were shattered. carry police investigating the shooting and they are not sure whether it is politically motivated but powers said he assured >> as an american citizen my right to choose is my right to choose. you know. and i have never picked up somebody else's sign or hurt somebody else's sign. >> powers said this is the fourth time he's called police about a attack on his science. a large sign was burned last weekend. no arrests in either incid

. >>> an autopsy will determine custody of cumberland county deputies. deputies tried to stop clarence young when they suspected him of driving under the influence. at first, he would not pull over and once he did, deputies ordered him out of the car, and that's when they say that the 35-year-old had a medical complication. they gave him first aid but young died before they got him to the hospital. >>> alcoa generated more than $200 million in revenue, an increase of 80%. this comes after the company closed an aluminum smelting factory powered by the dams and once employed 1000 workers. the company is will sell the power on the wholesale market and are selling the four dams to a business in maryland. finalized. >>> a historic flight from charlotte/douglas. american airlines will be flying to havana for the first time. charlotte is 1 of 10 cities selected to receive the non- stop route to that van a the estimated arrival, 11:18:0 0 a.m., a quick trip. i would like to go. >> i would so fascinating. >> and so tease do now. >> exactly, and i imagine our weat

south jersey places like cumberland county and cape may county you may see a few sprinkles into the eveningelsewhere, mostly cloudy. temperatures in the 50s with 160 in dover and a temperature of 45 degrees in the poconos. now as we look down the shore temperatures mainly in the 50s. inland the same. so not a lot of variability in temperature this afternoon. low pressure moves away over the next 24 hours. this weak trough will be passing through. then fair weather high pressure builds in. it is a sprawling high pressure from north to south and we are talking about temperatures war warming again to around 70 degrees. the average high in the mid 50s this time of year. tomorrow we go above average. friday we peak around 70. saturday still mild but sunday temperatures crash. we're talking about highs only in the 40s. morning lows in the 30s. and wind chills sunday morning in the 20s. hard to believe but the change will be instant. in the city overnight 46. in the suburbs 40. a few spotty showers. otherwise clearing during the early morning hours. and during the nighttime, temperatures will be s

the potential to see tornadoes, damaging winds, and >>> we just learned a man pulled over by cumberland county deputies has died. they believe he was impaired, and when they tried to stop him he wouldn't pull over. they ordered him out of the vehicle, and then he had some sort of medical complication. they gave him first aid, but he died before getting to the hospital. his body will be taken to chapel hill for autopsy. >>> authorities believe propaganda from isis may have inspired a student's attack at despite claims from isis that the suspect was working with isis, law enforcement officials have no evidence he communicated with isis or any other terror group. meanwhile tonight the ohio state community came together for a buckeye strong event on campus. 11 people were injured in the attack yesterday. three are still in the hospital. they're all expected to make complete recoveries. >>> run, hide, fight was the message from ohio state to its the school has a video that trains students on how to respond to active shooter situations. the message comes from the department of homeland security. the

that's for all of delaware and even areas like cape may county, atlantic county we're talking cumberland county included gloucester county included win that risk for severe weather and once again that would be through the afternoon. kathy a lot of that has to do with some of those warm temperatures into the 60s tomorrow. >> it's unbelievable. thanks monica. overnight tonight, talking about areas of fog in the warmer air in the city 53. the suburbs 49. temperatures rising because look at this. near 70 tomorrow. morning fog, some showers, some storms late in the day towards the evening with temperatures quite warm for this ties many of year. on your seven day forecast drying it out thursday temperatures fall in the wake of a cold front. friday, saturday, sunday even monday look dry with temperatures around 50. the next threat of rain will come on tuesday with a temperature of 54 degrees. that's a look at your seven day forecast. sean bell. >> kathy, after yesterday's loss against the packers doug pedersoimmediate doesn't sound o confident about the playoffs. hear what he had to say about focusing

one of the counties, cumberland county, is being sued over reports thousands of voters were illegally removed from the system. the elections director told nbc news last week about 3,000 voters were removed. the state says the removals are people are. federal law says otherwise night days before an election. are legal. federal law says otherwise 90 days before an election. the naacp filed a lawsuit. >> every new yorkian should be angered by -- every north carolinian should be angered by this type of activity. we will have an immediate restraining order and these persons will, in fact, be allowed to vote freely. >> voting rights advocate year saying the state failed to process thousands of voter registrations through the dmv. a federal judge last week said north carolina likely violated the voter registration act. north carolina is a battleground state in the presidential race. analysts say it could also shape the control of the senate. >>> political leaders in britain are sorting through a european union. a leader in the european party says he's worried the country will try to block or

in vineland cumberland county, this is 55, very quiet in millville.49, i see a car there in the distance coming northbound. maybe headed for that cumberland mall. overall, traffic is quiet on this friday morning. >> thanks for the update. >>> 6:18. three people dead of theed a police chase led to a fiery car crash. one child and at least three more people hurt. a driver took off after officers tried to pull him over yesterday afternoon, we know the suspect hit two other cars before his car crash and eventually caught fire. this morning the investigation continues. >>> action news, a police involved shooting in chicago has left a 19-year-old dead and his family arguing that the shooting is unjustified. surveillance video shows him running from police, the shooting itself is not calm on camera. authorities say officers were responding to a call when they approached two men at a bus stop near the scene. they say the men started running different directions. police sergeant shot and killed ray after he pointed a gun at him. but a search has not turned up

and along the immediate coastline from surf city to atlantic city on westward into salem and cumberland countiesoisture moving out of central delaware pressing into the bay. temperatures certainly were not bad here on thanksgiving thursday, 54 in philadelphia, and 35 though in the poconos, 47 in reading and 48 in lancaster coming in at 53 and upper 50s in dover. here is satellite 6 along with action radar we have got some activity across the region, and the bulk of the shower moisture today is north of philadelphia. moving into new york even some snow showers across the higher terrain, in upstate new york and portions of new england and a spritz or sprinkle to contend with and mostly cloudy. the call over the next few hours, more calls on the way and a few sprinkles as well. 35 in the suburbs and 41 in philadelphia for the overnight low, and then it's about the shoppers for black friday we have the forecast could haved for you, high temperature of 56 and we start the day out at 7:00 a.m. with a temperature of 44, 50 at 10:00 in the morning, 1:00 tomorrow afternoon 54 degrees and lots of clouds m

before that he was the curator at the cumberland county historical society. "trust inhe author of god and fear nothing." a came out in 1994 and remains the only published biography of general armstead. as mentioned last night, last year he co-authored with jim "pickett's charge at gettysburg, a guide to the most famous charge in american history." endorsed -- the quality of the work has been endorsed and said that students of the battle will enjoy this balanced and thoughtful exploration of pickett's charge. the authors leave no aspect of this untouched in their insightful analysis, and it is not to be missed by anyone with an interest in gettysburg. we are fortunate to have wayne as one of our guys tomorrow, as he is considered to be one of gettysburg's best. asase welcome wayne motts he talks about the union defense on cemetery ridge. [applause] thank you very much. good morning everyone, thank you so much for that wonderful introduction. i appreciate being with you here this morning. we are going to talk about the union defense of the cemetery ridge and yo