police say the man was casing homes and waiting for someone to leave when dob son's rover road neighbor pulled out the driveway. moments later he saw the man trying to pry open her front door. in plain clothes. i said, stop, get on the ground. he ran and iran after him. i i knew i wasn't going to catch hip. i called 911. officer dued son was able to follow him on his cellphone telling police officers exactly where was. we always talk about police officers being on duty, 24 hours a day, seven days a he can woo. it's one of those in stints you don't shut off. police are glad dob son acted when he did and so is his elderly neighbor who thanked him for saving her home. the suspect has now been charged with burglary and other related offenses. in middletown township, i'm diana rocco. cbs3 i witnesses. our weather patterns are changing. it's pretty cold. cold enough for some snow out in the northwest. it means that temperatures will be falling to friesing as this cold air plunges even to the deep south. we'll talk more about that coming up with the seven's 7-day forecast. also another drastic

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what you're looking at here is the oldest place we can trace my father's ancestry back to, it's called dob and these are the people that still live here. ♪ it was a hero's welcome everywhere dad went. big crowds. >> they were not because of me. >> but i think a lot of it was because of our great grandfather because he donated a lot of the land for the temples and it looked like he was a pretty charitable person which it was interesting because you can hear somebody's name, you can hear where they lived, but then when you get a little bit of an idea of what kind of person they were, that's really fascinating. as you can see they literally rolled out the red carpet for my father and i. meeting hundreds of relatives i didn't even know that i had. they even put up a sign here, my great grandfather and my grandfath grandfather, they are welcoming cnn. they are saying that i'm a renowned neurosurgeon and give me far more credit than i deserved but they welcomed us into the home. let's take a look. any of this look familiar to you? >> well, all the construction changed completely. but if i rememb

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lou dob. lou: good evening, everybody. the cold war has resumed. russia is not only ratcheting up its cold war rhetoric, but dispatching troops and scores of tanks and advanced weaponry into eastern ukraine to further advance vladimir putin's unchecked and so far unchallenged expansionist ambitions. nato's top commander general philip breedlaw says russia is invading ukraine from the east. >> we have seen russian equipment, primarily russian tanks, russian artillery, russian air-defense systems and russian combat troops entering into ukraine, forces, money, support, flies, weapons are flowing back and forth across this border, completely at will, and that is not a good situation. >> as general breedlove says, not a good situation, and a situation that is deteriorating quickly. general breedlove also said russian forces already deployed in crimea are being reinforced, that russia is sending what he called nuclear capable troops into the disputed territory with heavy weaponry. the general made it clear as well, that nato has not yet assessed nor conf

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. >> mornings are better with dobs. >> i'm clint walker and you're watching "fox & friends." this hour. a fox news alert now. the death toll is rising. that sin gag attack in jerusalem, five people killed. one policeman and four worshipers, including three americans. the dead are now laid to rest. conner powell is live in jerusalem with the very latest. good morning to you, conner. this was devastating to see. what can you tell us this morning? >> reporter: good morning. that death toll has risen to five. a police officer who was one of the first responders on the scene at that synagogue attacked yesterday died as a result of wounds he suffered in a shootout with those attackers yesterday. he died late last night. he has been buried here in jerusalem, along with the four other rabbis, three americans, one brit. they've all been buried here in jerusalem. this was the city's deadliest attack in years and the jerusalem has really seen a burst of violence here in recent weeks. in large part over the dispute over religious sites in the old city. now in an effort to prevent future