nearby elkhart once down on its luck is bustling with a downtown local kfc offering a $150 hiring bonusriving the r.v. centrifugal? low interest rates and gas prices and a new wanderlust. andy littlejohn added something else. >> romance of the road, meeting new people. that's very important. >> reporter: at a time of deep divisions in this country, americans may once again find common ground on the road. dean reynolds, cbs news, middlebury, indiana. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning" -- >> reporter: it's a chemical found in common paint strippers, but did you know it can kill you. that story coming up on "cbs this morning." >>> plus the homeless population grew for the first time since the great recession. how higher costs of living are forcing silicon valley workers out of their homes. >>> and in the series "a more perfect union," we'll meade special service dogs help their blind runners keep a competitive edge. that's the "cbs morning news" for this thursday. i'm anne-marie green. thanks for watching. thanks for watching. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> sc

it happened near frankford avenue and elkhart street in the kensington section of the city. police are looking for an older model silver ford f150 and they are looking for surveillance video in the area trying to get a better picture of this suspect, this driver who fled this scene after this deadly hit a run, and again, that the hour what we know is victim in the hit and run is in her 20's. police where holding her name though at this hour and, of course, we will bring you up to date as we learn new details but for now live, i'm anita oh for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> thank you, anita. >>> new this morning a man is dead after an overnight shooting that happened around 12:30 in the 1200 block of mcgreevey street in oxford circle. no word on what may have motivated this shooting or on a description of a possible suspect. >>> well, we are still more than a week away from the official start of winter but we have already been treated to an early taste of snow. "eyewitness news" report's leash a nieves shows us snowy scene throughout the delaware valley. >> reporter: first snowf

they had to stand between the locomotive and elkhart, pulling and dropping pins. these are people who lost hands, feet, and likes more often than anyone else. the characters portrayed in this .xhibition we were able to documents specific people who had specific jobs during the war years or interacted with the railroad. as the baltimore and ohio railroad went through the they came in contact with what would become the state of west virginia. this became the number one commodity. to address that, the railroad invented these hopper iron railroad cars. 1858 or was built in 60. it is a civil war vintage car. there were hundreds of these in operation. hundreds of these work damaged during the war. of the civil war, there were nearly 2000 in service. these cars came through daily. it was so vital during the civil war. originally, the cars were would. they had a limited capacity. but the b&o making equipment here, fabricated these cars and trains every day moved east and west along the main line of the b&o railroad. between baltimore, washington, and the mines in western

nearby elkhart, once down on its luck, is now high on the hog with a bustling downtown and a local k.f.ca $150 hiring bonus. so what's driving the revived r.v. industry? low interest rates and gas prices and a renewed wanderlust. >> i just love being on the road. >> reporter: andy littlejohn added something else. >> the romance of the road, meeting new people. that's very important. >> reporter: at a time of deep divisions in this country, americans may once again find common ground on the road. dean reynolds, cbs news, middlebury, indiana. >> glor: that is the "cbs evening news" tonight. "cbs this morning" will have the latest on those dangerous and fast-moving wildfires as winds pick up overnight. for now i'm jeff glor. thanks for watching. good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org halted. the land owners-- pulling the plug on negotiations. the a's say they were blindsighted by the decision.. they were focused on a new stadium near laney college. but the school.. isn't playing ball. kpix 5's phil matier live at oakland city hall...

nearby elkhart is now high on the hog with a bustling downtown and a local kfc offering ate $150 hiringwhat's driving the revived rv industry? low interest rates and gas prices and, a renewed wanderlust. >> i just love being on the road. >> andy littlejohn added something else. >> romance of the road. meeting new people. that's, very important. >> at a time of deep divisions in the country, americans may once again find common ground on the road. dean reynolds, cbs news, middlebury, indiana. >> that's the "overnight news" for this thursday. for some of you the news continues. for others check back with us later for the morning news and cbs this york city, i'm jeff glor. thanks for watching. >>> welcome to the "overnight news." i'm michelle miller. president trump's decision to recognize jerusalem as the the capital of israel has sent political shock waves through europe and the arab world. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu calls the move an important step toward peace. but palestinian leader, ma museum abbas says the u.s. just isolated itself from the mideast peace process. majo

deadly hit and run overnight happened in the kensington section of the city on frankford avenue at elkharttreet, they are looking for older model silver ford f150 and they are also speaking with neighbors in the area and looking for surveillance video they are asking anyone with any information or anyone who may have potentially surveillance video of this incident to come forward so that they can identify that suspect, again what we know is that a woman in her 20's was killed in this hit/run overnight, and police are still asking anyone with any information, to come forward, for now, we are live, i'm anita oh for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> anita, thank you. >>> 6:32. a teenager is dead after a traffic stop that turned into a shoot-out this unfolded in camden, delaware earlier yesterday. police say a state trooper pulled a car over on field stone court just after 3:00 a.m. as that troop he approached the car they say the 16 year-old sitting in the front passenger seat, pulled out a gun. >> at which time gunfire was exchanged between the trooper and that suspect. the trooper ends up shootin

you have margaret fuller coming in, the elkhart family wanders in, they are mingling here and emerson is loosely at the core . he didn't take the flag and run with it, he was a quiet leader of this idea, the transcendentalism idea. a beautiful idea and that continues to be sell. this is the perfect place for inspiration to happen and , transcendentalism is very hard to distill down to one particular thought. there were volumes and volumes, even today, written about what was at the core of it, emerson . emerson believed the individual spirit had the capacity to think about the world. anything as small as water droplets. you see the world in that thing, that person, a very optimistic view, certainly a social component to it that wanted to make the world a better place at a time there was so much change industrially in the city. for emerson to write that, i often wonder how aware he was that he was about to change things. hawthorne is one of our great figures in this house. when of the things i love about the old -- one of the things i manse is when old emerson, thoreau, came and visited