harrisburg and telling us about harrisburg. it is, you how beautiful but i'm when you to take note of what it says here. it enjoys great facilities of communication. ,ou have industries around here and these industries -- you've iron intton factory, pennsylvania, central pennsylvania, and how you will get back to the union army, through harrisburg. this is a critical location and its connected to the interior. given the underground railroad needs harrisburg. railroad, when you talk about communication, how they are communicating, you tracked the commercial line because they are working with canals. workers, railroad workers this is a keystone in the keystone state and it's very important for the league. protect determined to harrisburg. harrisburg becomes a rendezvous point for regiments from other states. folk that a lot of are training and then being we got to -- maybe connections with the interior, you go to the eastern theater, the western theater. this is a great rendezvous point. the first invasion north of virginia, the

this is an important church in america and harrisburg. >> i am an educator here and harrisburg and i would love to get with some people to create a curriculum for our young children to open up a book and see where history really starts. not with martin luther king. taking them back to the things that you say. because once you know when you come from you build a pride about yourself's you can know where you have to be headed to. i am interested in that. this is the importance of what is happening here at the national civil war museum. pride, not sympathy. when we celebrate this 150th anniversary of the reception in harrisburg, we need to understand it is pride not sympathy. it's because they want more. wondering i have heard that there were college troops the confederacy, and if they were, with a john scoble's? will answer that first by saying that north carolina is the only state in the union in 1861 that allowed african-american troops to join the state militia. the law reads that you cannot enlist a negro or free person of mixed blood into your army except as a musician. musicians

with that kind of broad-based support, this is a voice that philadelphia needs in harrisburg. >> allt. thanks to our insiders. we'll remind you that the polls open on tuesday at 7:00 a.m. here in pennsylvania -- 6:00 a.m. there's elections going on in new jersey out there in the garden state. thanks for watching "inside story." make sure you go out and vote. but before that, watch us on "action news mornings" on monday at 4:30 a.m. have a great sunday, everyone. ♪ >> i'm eva pilgrim, coming up next on "action news," tragedy in montgomery county. a woman is killed when her apartment complex goes up in flames we're live. >>> developing a new warning for parents in our area, police are urging them to double check their children's halloween stash after needles were found in several candy bars. >>> police are investigating after a body is found in an atlantic city hotel. those stories and the accuweather forecast next on "action news." your immune system doesn't work the way it did when rock was young. so we made fluzone high-dose vaccine... for people 65+. with a high high higher dose of

none sitting there live east of harrisburg. it's important we get -- i'm a democrat, the democratic candidates for the supreme court elected but the turnout needs to happen. people need to respect the sacrifices that people made over our history both in foreign wars and civil rights achievement. people in birmingham and -- all you have to do is go to your rec center to vote. >> a lot of people are complacent. give us an example of why it's important for people to turn out to vote. >> for the supreme court -- the serves for ten to 15 years. >> you are a longtime city council member, longtime politician, career politician if you will. some see that as a negative. >> it's a profession. >> i respect that. will it be business as usual if you are elected as mayor? how will you shake things up after having been at city hall so long? >> the most important thing for me is that if you try to hit a home run every time at bat, more than likely you are striking out. even if you hit a home run, you can still lose 2-1. the important thing is

depending on harrisburg solely. we will do stuff here. i just said pre k, community schools, making sure we work with our principals and teachers to provide resource toss improve school buildings and to improve the school environment using city departments to supplement the city, the school services, lot of things we can do together as partners. >> there is another big race to watch. historic three seat vacancy on the state supreme court. we will have more on the rather the candidates as well as issues coming up when we see you at 6:00. live in south philadelphia, justin finch, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> justin, see you then. now here's what else is on the ballot today. all 17 seats up for grabs on the philadelphia city council. philadelphia voters also have several ballot issues to decide, including, whether to permanently establish an office of lgbt affairs and department of planning and development. as justin shopped, seats up for grabs on the pennsylvania supreme court for the first time ever. >>> and, reminde

the entire power, then we give the whole thing to harrisburg.et them deal with the issues of education, which they're not. >> meantime, we're talking about schools, let's talk about an interesting trip that the mayor-elect took, along with some of the school officials and others in the city. they went to ohio to look at what's called community schooling. it's literally at a school location where local and impoverished neighborhoods can get vision care, medical, dental. it's a food bank, it's a day-care center if you have younger siblings, mental-health counseling -- so it's sort of a one-stop shopping that impoverished families can go to, not just for schooling. teachers would still be teaching over here, but on the rest of the building in a regular, formatted way, families could get all of their needs met, essentially. it's working in ohio. people didn't believe it would, and in some ways -- they haven't had dramatic result changes, but they are, some say, improving the quality of life in some of these impoverished communities. do you see that

. >>> and there is a fight in harrisburg today that would change the way schools in pennsylvania are funded. it would in essence mean the end of school property tax as we know it. katy zachry is live in our digital operations center to explain. there is a catch. >> there is a catch. the state senate is voting on this bill today, if passed it would mean virtually no more school property taxes for us. that is getting a lot of people's attention. the bill's author is david argle. the plan calls for no more school property taxes for millions of households and businesses beginning next july, except in cases of school debt. to offset this major change, argle's plan raises the personal income tax rate nearly 1.5% and increases state sales tax on many items. there is criticism from some in harrisburg that this plan is a die versionary tactic trying to steer attention from a bigger budget plan in the works now and we'll look more into that coming up in the next half hour. live in the digital operations center, katy zachry, "nbc 10 news." >> today a teen who killed a student crossing the road

we are told that train right now is on its way from harrisburg to philadelphia, again, a heightened law enforcement presence at the 30th street station but people seem calm, no short tempers, people are exited to get where they are going and they want to do it safely. that is why you see officers out the here tonight. reporting live from 30th street station, david spunt forbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> wishing them all smooth travels, throughout the weekend, david, thanks very much. >>> looking for last minute ingredients for your thanksgiving dinner? well, so are these people. "eyewitness news" at reading terminal market in center city. you can see aisles jammed packed with people placing order and picking up all kind of goods. >> prayers answered, a wound pad state trooper is new home for the holidays. >> go eagles. >> reporter: he will be watching tonight. trooper patrick casey left hahnemann university hospital this morning. he was shot during a gun battle on the vine street expressway on tuesday. the authorities charged alleged gunman 17 year-old giovanni coto with attempted murder. >

"eyewitness news" reporter alexandria hoff joins just harrisburg, with that hearing is expected to get underway in about an hour i believe, alex? >> reporter: well, erika, hello, kathleen kane has been ordered here today to expand upon those allegations, made, that someone in her office may have been behind a leak, high profile, grand jury secret information. now, that grand jury investigation in question was into the former penn state assistant head coach, jerry sandusky, and as it has been made in kathleen kane's own unrelated charges again her, leaking secret grand jury information is a serious crime. now, the judge john cleveland ordered here today, to clarify those allegations, about the sandusky leak. in about an hour, in a taped closed door hearing, under oath, jerry sandusky's own attorneys are going to have the opportunity to question kane about what she knows, and who potentially went to the press with this media fire storm that's then unfolded after the sandusky investigation was made public. so, we are here in harrisburg, she will be entering into the courtroom, and she wil

through in the lehigh valley and trenton you'll see a quick hit of that it's light and stuff in harrisburg taking it's time getting here. we have rain from the west holding off until after the morning commute. 53 degrees in philadelphia. 48 in allentown. 53 in sea isle city. on tbror storm tracker 6 live app -- on your, storm tracker 6 live app we'll be at 60 degrees at noon and we'll have a shower midday in the afternoon hours and we dry out for the evening commute, 58 the temperature there. we're looking at a build up of wind today it kicks in tomorrow. i'll have the weekend call coming up. >> reporter: we're watching this tractor-trailer struck out here blocking the right lane schuylkill expressway at passyunk it's not causing a delay, you see a little extra volume. hearing a disabled car on the ramp from 26th street to the schuylkill expressway westbound looking for that as well. as we look at the big picture, overall speeds are not to a bad, looking at the 40s and 50s for the most part. i-95 southbound at girard. we have an accident involving a motorcyclal kelly drive outbound blockin

let's show was happened earlier today about noon inside, n harrisburg. the city of harrisburg. norfolk southern train derailment happened. delaying cars here on the amtrak tracks here in philadelphia. the amtrak train from harrisburg, we understand, is going to be two hours late. one single train is late for this, but we understand that is packed. so the train that should have been coming about right now from harrisburg will be coming in about two hours late. now, let's bring you back out here live. something we've been seeing the past couple of days. you see right in front of me. amtrak police. you're going to be seeing a lot of those guys especially here at 30th street station. you're going to see a lot of police and vapor wake doing. i don't know if we could see any. there's some around here martin if you can see they're basically explosive detection dogs. every passenger that goes on a train, every passenger that comes into 30th street statio station. you will have those dogs be waived right near your bags for explosives. so heightened security, of course, we're still under

. >>> in harrisburg today, attorney general is headed for a closed door hearing after she claimed she had information in the jerry sandusky child sex abuse case. she handed of documents yesterday but the court says the documents do not support her claims and now the judge orderers her to be questioned under oath. john rawlins is covering this story and will bring us a full update at 12:30. >>> we could use more sunshine we got greedy after yesterday, going live outside with sky 6 hd, a foggy morning clearing up a bit, still murky out there and lots of cloud cover and still a chance for spotty showers around the region, lets get more of this with a check of your forecast and david murphy. >> it was a foggy start across much of the area and that has lifted and we still have the clouds in play with a few sunny breaks here and there and there are showers currently in south jersey and coming up from the delaware bay and pushing up to areas close to woodbury, from the south-southwest to the north-northeast and philadelphia international airport getting clipped by some of this and along rout

. >>> dozens of activists take their message about the pennsylvania budget standoff to harrisburg. >> but the big story on "action news" at noon is the latest on the attacks in paris. authorities say the alleged mastermind is a high profile isis member. police believed they had a suspect cornered at a house in belgium, but he is still on the run. the french air force responded by dropping 20 bombs on the isis stronghold in syria. president obama and world leaders say they will fight the islamic state. we get the latest from paris. >> reporter: on a day the entire continent stopped to mourn the victims of the attacks three days ago, the president of france told parliament this country is at war. in solidarity with a city that grieves. all of europe paused today to stand for a minute with the people of paris. mourners broke out in applause. crowds sang the french national anthem. on going commemorations as the city of lights tries to restore their shine. people are back to work taking buses and subways, but calm over turned to confusion when mourner also heard fireworks. many parisians

you can see harrisburg starting to see a few showers. temperatures 40s and 50 degrees in trent on, wrights town international dropped to 49 a. chillier morning. but we move back in the 60s in spite of clouds moving in and a chance you get to use your umbrella again today. by 9:00, in the upper 50s, 61 degrees, southerly wind kicking in. the winds will play a part in the weekend forecast, too him right now, jessica boyington has first alert traffic. >> we have been avoiding this traffic all week. we have the vine street parkway closed in between the schuylkill expressway, right around the vine. so you can see crews accessing the vine eastbound. that's what it looks like across the board. our drive times are great to the vine. 12 minutes. no problems on the schuylkill eastbound. and the blue route southbound. a 15-minute trip. mass transit, we currently have no delays, petco and dart. chris. >> let's get back to thatic practiceing news i mentioned a moment ago out of newcastle county. they've contained a fire at a recycling plant. a recycl

cane will be questioned in a closed door conference room in harrisburg and sandusky's lawyer. the judge wants cane to reveal what she knows about leaks as sandusky seeks an appeal of his 45 count conviction, the inquiry follows the temporary suspension of her law license and a senate plan to explore if she may be removed from office, cane says 98% of her duties are administrative and she won't resign. she's been charged with leaking grand jury information and twice lying under oath about it. cane has retaliated by releasing hundreds of sexually explosive or otherwise crude e-mails that have been sent or received by current or former public officials on their government account. the first democrat and female attorney general in pennsylvania maintains her innocence and will be at that meeting and have the outcome for you in our newscast. live along the ben franklin parkway. nbc 10 news. members of a historic delaware church believe someone committed a hate crime in their cemetery. >> this right here is an unknown grave. >> reverend don christopher shows us some of the vand am's

just south of sioux falls, places like harrisburg, sd reported 17 inches of snow! so northern siouxland will end up with over a foot with those amounts going down the farther south you move. the snow will be tapering off over the next few hours and come to an end early tonight. (sheila) an already agreed upon 90-million dollar expansion of a biodiesel plant is growing. (matt) ag processing inc., and woodbury county supervisors, amended the previous deal today. officials say the plan is to expand their biodiesel operation, which adds more value to soybeananin the arar. agp plans to invest t 28- million in captial improvements. that's $38-million more than before. doing so will add a few extra jobs, and increase the tax value. "adding $20,000,000 to the tax base will help the local taxpayers either through some return of those taxes to th eproperty owners or adding more stuff that happened within woodbury county," said mark monson, odbury county supervisor. the agreement includes seven-year tax abatement. agp won't pay county property taxes until 20-24. (sheila) the

yankton hosting harrisburg. late 2nd quarter harrisburg pitches it to dylan tams who throw the halfback option pass to matt pohlman for a big gain down to the 1 next play hunker headlee sneaks it in 7-0 tigers at the half, looking for the upset. 2nd half the bucks get rayden terca helped the cause, -- it was all yankton after that, winning 19-7. the bucks are in next friday's title game in vermillion. that's going to do it for tonight. if you missed anything, go to ktiv-dot-com.

some critics say this bill is clouding a bigger issue in harrisburg, balancing the state budget. we are efforting reaction from both sides early this morning and i'll have an update at 6:00. live in the digital operations center, katy zachtry, "nbc 10 news." >> 35 degrees out. happening today the tsa will demonstrate the newest way of screening passengers using caninings. the dogs are trained to defect explosives. philadelphia international airport will have five of the specially trained dogs. no word yet on when the new screening measures will be in effect. >> today police in montgomery county are cracking down on drivers not wearing their seat belts, called click it or ticket. the upper merion township police department one of hundreds participating in the program. it's a law enforcement program that has each department dedicating half of their enforcement time after dark to make sure drivers are wearing seat belts. according to penn dot data 383 people killed in car accidents last year were not wearing their seat belts. >> the busy montgomery intersection could be home to a ne

. >> reporter: and if you are waiting for someone from harrisburg on that amtrak train, that train is running two hours late because of this, an earlier train derailment. 48 trainor folk southern freight train derailed on its tracks and that delayed amtrak trains coming out of harrisburg at least two hours. it is delaying inbound trains this evening. now let's bring you back to the amtrak big board right there. only a few delays but regardless of the delays, whether it's a few minutes, whether it's an hour, most people telling me it doesn't matter. they have the rest of weekend off. they're going home to visit family and friends for the holiday weekend. guys, and of course, happy thanksgiving to you both. >> you as well, chris. >>> and while some travelers can expect trouble, we're getting a break in the weather department here. check out this live look of old city. things have stayed clear and dry all day, and they are warming up after a chilly start. let's check in now with chief meteorologist scott williams for the good news. we like this, scott. >> certainly some good news. it was

. >>> happening today school funding takes center stage in harrisburg. there is a new plan on the table to change how schools get their money. that change would mean tax changes for you. katy zachry is live in the digital operations center with more. >> big tax changes for people. the call is for no more school property tax. a lot of taxpayers like the sound of that there is a catch i should warn. the plan authored by senator david arguele calls for a rise in the personal income tax rate. it would jump nearly 1.5%. the plan would increase state sales tax on many items. the increases i laid out, however, would end the collection of school property taxes for millions of households and businesses beginning next july. except in cases of school debt. school property tax would still be collected for school debt. there are a lot of layers to this new plan. i'm sifting through all of them before today's vote. coming up we'll takÊ-k a closer look at this plan. katy zachry, "nbc 10 news." >>> ten people had to find another place to sleep last night after fire ripp

here is chris davis from our station in harrisburg, pennsylvania. >> what i'm going to do is. >> reporterton is plotting. > we're using soccer cones. >> reporter: a dotted path forms behind his footsteps. >> the idea is they're going to follow the white ones. >> reporter: it's by no means a professional affair. >> this is just something that i bought at a home depot. >> reporter: but that doesn't matter. >> like i said, never done it before, but hoping it works. >> reporter: he formed the harrisburg area multi rotor races. this is their inaugural meeting. >> this is our first race. >> in three, two, one. fly. >> reporter: it's a new sport. the first governing body multi gp formed in february, but it's quickly catching on among hobbyists. >> they're all guys like me with kids. they have a normal job and they just want to come out and have some fun. >> reporter: and see what their machines see. cameras being first person video into their goggles. >> cool. >> jeff drove an hour and a half to be here. >> i can't do it every weekend but i like to do it as much as possible. >> reporter: he know

now i reached out to harrisburg on this and the department of community and economic development, which handles this kind of thing, they tell me they are accepting business applications and they are reviewing them, but they just can't issue the letter for these tax credits until they have a budget. live in center city, lauren mayk, nbc 10 news. >>> students at princeton university reached an agreement with the school ending a two-day sit-in inside the president's office. the protesters want the school to rename buildings and programs named for woodrow wilson, who they say carries a racist legacy. the university will now consider removing a mural of wilson and the students won't face any formal disciplinary actions since they left peacefully. >>> you'll soon see food trucks on public streets in wilmington. city council approved a pilot program last night that will allow them to reserve spots at select locations. food trucks should be open for business by this march. the program would start in three locations and then expand if they are successful. >>> hard to believe, but thanksgiving is

. >>> happening today, pennsylvania attorney general kathleen kane heads to a harrisburg courtroom in connection with the jerry sandusky child sex abuse case. sandusky's lawyer will question kane about potential grand jury leaks involving the judge or prosecutors. sandusky, a former penn state assistant football coach is a appealing his conviction for sexually abusing children. "eyewitness news" will be in harrisburg to see what comes out of this hearing. >>> meanwhile jury in the bank and tax fraud trial of the chaka fattah junior resumes its deliberations for the third day. yesterday's jurors spent 90 minutes listening to secretly recorded conversations between the congressman's son and his one time business associate and former roommate. fattah junior is reportedly heard boosting of his casino winnings and business decision. >>> people worried about safety on the schuylkill river trail can speak up in a meet to go day. at least three women say they have been inappropriately touched while jogging on that trail. in all of the cases a woman says a teenage boy on the bike rode up and t

in harrisburg, lawmakers are here, but a budget vote is still not on the agenda. we're a couple days from thanksgiving, going to have a budget before thanksgiving? >> i think it's highly unlikely. the more realistic goal seems to be christmas. >> reporter: that would make almost six months without a budget, without payments to schools and social services approaching the holiday season in a cash crunch. with that in mind i asked lawmakers about their holiday break. will you be going home for thanksgiving? >> i do not believe we'll be in session on thanksgiving day. >> reporter: do you think you should be? >> i think we should have been in session all summer. >> reporter: the drawn-out cap that had a july 1st deadline is shocking to new lawmakers. >> absolutely, i think that we haven't been doing our job. the budget's five months late. >> reporter: it was, in fact, already two months late when she took office in august. >> i'm willing to be here day and night until the budget is done and i can't understand why we don't have a budget done yet. >> reporter: a hint, th

. >>> and there was a fight in harrisburg today that would change the way schools in pennsylvania are funded. in essence, it would mean the end of school property tax as we know it. the republican-sponsored bill would get rid of school property taxes, except in cases of school debt. the personal income tax and sales tax on many items would go up. seams tax would be allowed me to a wider range of services that are exempt right now, like basic tv service, tickets to sporting veebts, work performed by lawyers and architects, just to name a few. representers would pay higher taxes as well. state senator david argile who is the bill's sponsor says they introduce it had on behalf of taxpayerses says the solution is not to reform taxes but eliminate t we reach old out to governor tom wolf's office. the governor opposes the bill, a spokesman says. >>> now to the latest in the afteras a matter of fact of the terror attacks in paris. belgian authorities have taken 21 people in just toddy since yesterday while brussels remained under its highest alert level yet. the raids continue as authorities

the salvation army in the harrisburg area says last year the red kettle raised close to $200,000 ands year. >>> well, they worked like a well oiled machine. take a look at these volunteers behind me from the bank of america. they helped pack and sort food for fill abundance today. that work is in addition to their annual give a meal program. right now for every dollar donated, bank of america donates $2. the money goes to charitable food organizations all across our area. they also received a $25,000 grant in support of its efforts to help fight hunger. >>> to this now, here are some questions people are asking. the big one, do states have a choice in the debate over accepting syrian refugees? governor chris christie seems to think so. a political and legal expert joins us live next to break down this debate. >>> plus, inside the bill congress is considering to help give some refugees a safe home within our borders. >>> and we have more rain moving through, some of it on the heavy side. i'll show you the timing of when it clears out and how much colder your weekend is going to be. th

about 200 supporters came together for a rally earlier today in harrisburg. they claim decades of discrimination by the state system and delayed court cases related to funding have left cheyney in a financial bind. however, a spokesperson said they receive four times the average amount of funding per student. >>> listen to this, the nfl and college football officials have been cracking down on helmet to helmet hits. now there's another sport changing rules to protect players. the new guidelines from u.s. soccer officials aimed at reducing head injuries for the youngest players. >>> plus, new poll numbers are calling for chris christie to give up his presidential campaign. our nbc 10 political expert weighs in on the new jersey governor's run for the republican nomination. >>> and the new program launching today that will make it much easier for you to find the best schools for your children. [ female announcer ] business travel isn't just about the going. it's also about the going home. and being connected all along the way. whether you're working or rechargi

up next what he is planning to do to get around low funding from harrisburg to achieve had. >>> plus millions of americans getting ready to spend big for black friday but there are four things that you should not get this week. chris will tell us what they are. padvil pm gives you the healingu at nsleep you need, it. helping you fall asleep and stay asleep so your body can heal as you rest. advil pm. for a healing night's sleep. >>> day in the life off the beatles album. in 1966, on this day, john, paul, george and ringo set on to embark for recording for five full months the greatest rock album of all time according to rolling stone magazine, sergeant pepper lonely heart clubs band. >> day in the life. i wand fur anybody ever has had a day in the life of chris murphy. >> you can, come down to fourth and market. we will hang out all day. we will bring mike jerrick. >> tell everybody what is the best part of your day here at work or back at home. >> come here, come here. >> i knew it. >> i knew it. >> he has been bugging me all day. >> and then when he goes home and his wife asked the

when the train begins to pull out of the harrisburg station, 30,000 people spontaneously break into singinggod bless america." when he's carried into the vault in canton, ohio, the schoolchildren from nashville, tennessee arranged items strewn on the ground into the cemetery. people prayed in the cemetery. the entire cabinet-- charlie: you're going to bring tears to my eyes. karl: most of the cabinet openly weeping. theodore roosevelt openly come with emotion, he's ready to become unglued. he himself is dabbing his eyes. he is horrified by this death. mckinley is so popular that in order to calm the country, roosevelt promises that he would keep intact his cabinet and policies. there is a mausoleum in canton, ohio, and unbelievable benefits in which he is buried. -- unbelievable edifice in which she is buried. soldier can of america sent pennies, nickels, and don's. -- and dimes. thanks so much for having me. charlie: karl rove back with us in a moment. ♪ charlie: one of the most influential playwrights. nominated for 2 academy awards. his many plays include "stuff happens," "blue room," an

the sun is starting to peek through that around harrisburg, state college it's pushing east toward the delaware valley. it will get in here the next few hours. the call from accuweather, mostly cloudy, limited sunshine, breezy and warm, highs in the upper 60s. 66 degrees by 2:00 p.m. 67 by 4:00 p.m. 61 degrees by 6:00 p.m. the sun sets at 5:59. as you mentioned eva, we're warming up, several days we'll be in the 70s. i'll have the details when i see you again in just a little bit. >> now, the latest on a devastating and deadly fire in montgomery county. it broke out last night at the plymouth rock apartments in plymouth meeting. it claimed the life of a woman and destroyed a dozen apartments. trish hartman has been following the story she is live at the scene with the latest. trish? >> reporter: well, eva, no word yet on the woman's identity. i'll let you take a look at the scene. there's a fence up around the complex. the victim's family is being notified after the deadly three-alarm fire at plymouth rock apartments. intense flames and smoke forced 18 people from their homes. >> they

some more snow totals--17" in harrisburg, sd, and 13.5" in estherville, with a foot in yankton. the sioux city metro has seen around 6". road conditions are up to 100 percent snow covered. a winter storm warning is in effect until midnight. only travel in an emergency with a winter survival kit. here's a time lapse of the snow in sioux city. 35 was the high today and 29 the low. look at the snow in storm lake! temperatures are in the 20s. whiteout conditions are seen across western iowa. winds are northeast at 15-20 mph. wind chills are in the teens. you can see the system stormcast shows the snow ending this evening, then a very of additional snow can be expected on top of what already fell today. tonight's low will be 8 degrees with snow ending in the evening. tomorrow's high will be 24 with sunny skies. the 7- day shows 30s next week, except wednesday, when we have a chance of rain. a mix of likely for thankgiving day. jenna/tim/fred jenna: at why so many folks have health insurance but are having a difficultjustifyin g a trip to the doctor . still have trouble affording thei

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cane will be questioned extensively behind closed doors in harrisburg by a pennsylvania judge as well as sandusky's lawyer. now the judge wants cane to reveal what she knows about the leak. this inquiry follows the temporary suspension of cane's law license and a pa senate plan to explore if she may be removed from office. cane says 98% of her duties are administrative and she won't resign. she says she's innocent and did not leak grand jury information or lie about it twice under oath. cane has retaliated, according to some folks, by releasing hundreds of sexually explicit or otherwise prudent e-mails that had been sent or received by current or former public officials on their government account. now, we're going to be in harrisburg to have the outcome of the questioning this afternoon and we'll have it for you on our evening newscast. live along the ben franklin parkway, monique braxton, nbc 10 news. >> today a pretrial shaerg scheduled for one of the two men accused of killing police sergeant wilson, iii. the ex-convict harlton hipps is charged with murder. when the officer interr

a vote on bill 76 happens in harrisburg later today.perations center, katy zachry, "nbc 10 news." >> good morning. i'm matt delucia live in camden. several police departments in the area are undergoing new training in order to make sure that they don't have cases of deadly force, in the cases where they do not need it. police this morning, here is what they are doing. a look as a group spent three days last week in what's called a re-boot camp. they are working on verbal tactical skills. the buzz words we're hearing they need the training to back it up. camden county police has been doing this training since last april and claim that it's already working with positive results. live in camden, matt delucia, "nbc 10 news." >> good morning. i'm jessica boyington with your first alert traffic. accident investigation in west deptford, new jersey on 295, we're having all of the lanes southbound closed now for an accident investigation. some being blocked between exit 20 and 21. right around west deptford. take the new jersey turnpike or route

>> governor wolf told us the budget is a constant topic of conversation in harrisburg. progress is being made here and lawmakers need to come to a decision fast. day 126 without a budget in the state of pennsylvania. today, wolf said he was, quote, sorry for those affected by the budget stalemate especially those who have been laid off or working without pay. >> short-term pain i hope will be rewarded with long-term gain in i recognition in a broader way that next year we're not going to have to put up with late payments but also not going to have to put up with continued down payments, keep going down each year. >> he sees more lawmakers in harrisburg seeing themselves aspen pennas pennsylvanians. keith jones, nbc 10 news. >>> a pennsylvania senator is asking to ask railroad companies to reduce the trains carrying crude oil. casey wants it to reduce it to 35 miles per hour traveling through major urban areas like philadelphia can pittsburgh. governor wolf made the same q year. neither has agreed. >>> new information within the past 45 minutes, attorney general kathleen

. >> the china marines were known for adveeture and braveryy burke from harrisburg, illinois went to be stationed. >> i got caught out there. there was 40,000 of them right down the road from us. >> kirk and 203 other ma a reens captured in china were sent to work as slave laborers. there were 36 of us sent to japan. >> only 90 pounds, kirk and fellow pow slaves moved metal to the industrial giant seven days a week. those too weak wereebeaten or never seen again. >> i saw kids dying. i mean, they were so young and strong. it was surprise. american youth. >> in the midst of this, he designed a camera to document mistreatment of pows. >> i decided is somebody, anybody in the world should know. that's why i built the camera. >> these pictures secretly taken by kirk were proof of japanese war crimes. -pthey had been wwapped in mysty for decades. more on that later. it took two atomic bombs to drive the japanese war lords to surrender a a board the uss in september 1945. mccar thur moved headquarters into the heart of the building. >> it looked like a schoolboy coming to see the master. i

the governor told us, budget is a constant topic in harrisburg.rogress is being made and lawmakers need to come to a decision soon. >> let's talk about the weather now. calendar may say fall but it feels like spring outside. nbc 10 in dover, look at this, people wearing shorts. some people rolled up their sleeves and for good reason, too. beautiful. >> don't put summer clothes away. take a live look at boathouse row where the sun should be just about beginning to set for the night. but for now, we can handle the shorter daze with the near-record setting weather. >> makes it easier. meteorology sheena parveen joins us now. this could be record breaking toward the end of the week. >> today we got to 80 degrees in philadelphia. the record high is 81. so we almost matched that record high. we have since dropped down 71. now that the sun has set. temperatures starting to cool off quickly. as we go to the end of the week, we have more near-record temperatures in the forecast and even friday could be a record high or at least matching it. so right now, t

just south of sioux falls, places like harrisburg, sd reported 17 inches of snow! so northern siouxland will end up with over a foot with those amounts going down the farther south you move. the snow will be tapering off over the next few hours and come to an end early tonight. we'll be left with cold conditions for saturday as highs will only go into the 20s. we'll try to get into the 30s by sunday and monday with 40s returning by mid-week. we'll have to keep an eye on our thanksgiving forecast as it's looking like there could be a mix of precipitation possible. when we come back....the long in the hunger games saga hits theaters. coming up, we'll look at the big movies coming out three big movies hit theaters this week: the last of the hunger games saga, a and a raunchy christmas comedy. (sheila) jeremy roth has this week's now showing. << the game is coming to its end." "mocking jay part two" is the final installment in the hunger games series. katniss everdeen, the reluctant leader of the rebellion, takes the fight to the capital, and the evil president snow. "

>> i grew up in the suburbs of harrisburg pennsylvania, so even though i lived here for years, i was not familiar with the banner and its story. it was great to conduct the research that we did to learn about how the banner has contributed to the community. it was quite an honor. karen: the name of the documentary? >> we are calling it a state banner. unity, progress karen: it premieres next week at the anniversary? >> yes, we are very excited about it, we think people will be moved. people will learn things about the banner that they didn' t know about. hopefully they will feel as emotional as he did when he side. karen: congratulations on 50 years of the a state banner. don' t forget the 50th anniversary celebration is on november 10. i will look forward to seeing you there. up next, images of africans in victorian england on display for the first time in the united states. karen: welcome back, the hutchins center cooper gallery is now showing a critically acclaimed exhibition, it shows lack subjects in 19th-century britain. these are on view for the first time in the united states

just south of f sioux x lls, places like harrisburg, sd reported 17 inches of snow! ! northern siouxland will end up with over a foot with those amounts going down the farther south you move. the snow will be tapering off over the next few hours and come to an end early tonight. cancellation of republican presidential candidate dr. ben carson's campaign stop, in spencer, iowa. the decision was made early this morning... when the snow had just started to fall. spencer has nearly a foot of snow on the ground, tonight. (matt) today, presidential candidate ted cruz weighed in on president barack obama's willingness to allow syrian refugees into the u-s... in light of last week's terrorist attacks in paris. (s(sila) ktiv's tiffany lane was a ahis wn hall meeting in sioux city to covevethe country divided. << texas senator ted cruz is asking the federal government to be more active in the fight against radical islamic terrorists in light of last weeks attacks in paris. islamists want to murder or forcibly convert anyone they consider an infidel, anyone who doesn't embrace th

that is i big debate taking place in harrisburg. lets go to video of that yesterday a special state senate committee probing whether kathleen kane can in fact, do her job despite not having any active law license. kane loss her license after being criminally charged for allegedly leaking grand jury information and then allegedly lying bit under oath to cover it up. three district attorneys were called to speak, before the group, and were asked if they needed a law license to do their jobs. the prosecutors said they in fact need active licenses for about every aspect of their work, the the attorney general says most of her duties are managerial, and she says she can do that without a license, listen to the d.a.'s, how they answered the question, can they do their job without a license. >> unlike my collogues, i come from like i said rural county. i'm in the courtroom every day. so from my perspective could i perform the job for which i was elect to do in somerset county as the the district attorney? i could not. >> every day we're ma

they're on board. >> reporter: kenney says begging for more money from harrisburg is just small part of the solution to failing schools. >> we can't just wait to super man. we have to fix this. we're getting this stuff done and let the nay sayers stand back and nay say because they'll do it any way. we'll move forward. >> reporter: there is cost involved in all of this. in many of the cincinnati schools separate area or wing is actually set aside for the extra social services or medical care. each philly school would have to figure out how to make the logistics work but kenney and clark want to move on this plan fast, lucy, as soon as the new mayor is sworn into office come january. >> all right. thank you very much, bruce. >>> just when you thought it couldn't get worse -- tonight eagles fans are trying to regroup after another crushing loss. what our howard eskin said today that had coach chip kelly firing back. >> murder of a pregnant pastor's wife gripped the country. to night two men are facing murder charges in the mystery. the other crime they could soon face. >> construction

they're on board. >> reporter: kenny says begging for more money from harrisburg is just a small part of the solution the failing schools. >> we can just wait for super man. we have to fix this. we're getting this stuff done and let the nay sayers stand back and nay say because they'll do it any way. let's move forward. >> reporter: there's some cost to all of this. cincinnati schools a separate area or wing is set aside for the social services and medical care that's provided. each philly school would have to figure out their own logistics kenney and clark want to move on this plan fast pretty as much as kenney takes office come january. in the newsroom i'm bruce gordon fox 29 news. ♪ >> this guy calls himself a godfather of concrete, and you should hear what he calls this customer. >> he called me a cripple and an mf err. i don't want to repeat exactly what he had said. >> come on, man. come on, you're the godfather of concrete, right? >> why several customers tell us they wished they had never met him. >> attack at a south jersey store with lighter fluid app hammer but this busines

most people impacted by the budget stalemate in harrisburg hope their state funding will arrive eventually. >> that's not the case for many catholic students. the archdiocese says if monies from companies isn't donated by december 31st, hundreds of students might not be able to afford tuition. nbc 10's lauren mayk joins us live in center city. lauren, some parents are outraged. >> reporter: good evening, keith. yeah, when you are talking about the impact of a budget impasse, this could just be huge. it could affect where kids go to school immediately, potentially forcing some of them to change schools in the middle of the school year because the money just isn't there. john torres is a proud dad of a student at a catholic high school. >> more than anything, the faith-base aspect of it. it's part of who you are. >> reporter: his daughter's senior year, there's a worry he didn't expect. >> the budget impasse is a real problem. >> reporter: the budget impasse is holding up a program that provides scholarships like hers. so it has meant that she has been able to come here. >> means that she's

. >> happening today in harrisburg, pennsylvania attorney general kathleen kane will attends a closed door meeting regarding potential leaks in jerry sandusky child sex abuse kane. kane will answer questions under oath. already told the judge she has no knowledge of any e-mail detailing leaks in the sandusky investigation. lawyers for sandusky maintain leaks were used as investigative tool. >> speaking of court. >> also happening today. day two of jury deliberations in federal fraud trial of chaka fattah junior. prosecutors say fattah bill being hundreds of thousands of dollars from several banks, irs, and the school district of philadelphia. fattah says the charges are just politically motivate. >> the lauren, what else? >> owners of philly three major news publications announce massive cuts. philadelphia media network says it will layoff 50 journalists and other workers from the inquirer, daily news, philly.com. yesterday employees were given 30 days notice, the layoffs will go into effect on december 4th. the newspaper guild told philly magazine they plan to challenge some of those

live in harrisburg, i'm lauren mayk, nbc 10 news. >> lauren, thank you. >>> we want to go to sky force 10 now live in the middle of the evening rush. this is backing up traffic right now. this is the schuylkill eastbound near south philly. an accident there. it appears to be tractor trailer at least involved there blocking one lane. this is in south philly, not sure of any injuries at the moment. the newsroom is making calls and as soon as we know more about this accident backing up traffic there on 76 east, we'll let you know about it. >>> well, the holiday shopping season is upon us. one of the hottest items comes with controversy, too. coming up, what you need to know before buying a drone. john? >> november 18th, 1973, that's the last time the eagles' run defense had a worst day than what you saw yesterday. chip kelly feels it's not as bad as it seems. we'll hear from the coach coming up next. >>> a meltdown over macaroni. we'll tell you why the student at the center of it believes he deserves a break. >>> a live look at lincoln financial field. the boos and bitterness replaced by

in south harrisburg had 17.0", and canton had 16.0". in iowa, sheldon reported 15.5", hawarden got 14.5", and emmetsburg received 13.5". in nebraska, coleridge had 8.0", south sioux norfolk had 2.3". in very poor shape, iowa, where no travel is advised in the orange shading. winter storm in the east for the yellowowhaded areas emergency with a winter survival kit. here's the port neal welding company skycam hd. 35 was the high today and 29 the low. look at the snow in storm lake! temperatures are in the 20s. visiblity has improved. winds are north at 5-20 mph. wind chills are in the teens. you can see the system moving east. the stormcast shows the snow then a very coldldnd drdrweekend. little to no additional snow can be expected on top of what already fell today. tonight's low will be 12 degrees with snow ending in the evening. tomorrow's high will be 24 with sunny skies. the 7-day shows 30s next week, except wednesday, when we have a chance of rain. a mix of freezing rain, sleet, and snow looks likely for thankgiving day. thanks, fre