isn't lady hens redundant anyway? hens by nature i believe are female. that's a topic probably for another day. it would be the roosters if they were not hens. here are some other teams with mascots. i'm not sure what they are, but these are our teams here in this week's "high school blitz game of the week." salem/pennsville, harrington and shiawee. you can call or text your once-per-day vote to 610-624-4111. the game that gets the most votes will, of course, be featured on "the high school blitz" every saturday at 7:00 p.m. on nbc 10. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> keep the hens inside today. it is cold outside! the snow-making equipment going full force in the pocono mountains as the temperatures drop toward 10 degrees in the mountains. right now 22 here at nbc 10 at 4:27. jillian mele's watching traffic this morning. good morning, jillian. >> good morning to you, bill. if you're heading out the door on 76, this is spring garden street. quiet and clear in both directions, but unfortunately, the same can't be said on the new jersey turnpike

this was the british aide worker allen henning.'re just joining us, we are getting pretty significant breaking news into cnn that peter kassig, also known as abdul rahman has now been beheaded in syria. he had been held in syria for about a year, ever since october 2013. he had gone to syria to help victims of war-torn syria. that is what he was passionate about, what he was pursuing. he did work as an army ranger in 2007. he was deployed in iraq and decided to go back because he became passionate about the middle east and about -- and passionate as well about helping war-torn victims. if you're just joining us, we're getting pretty devastating breaking news into cnn that peter kassig, also known as abdul rahman, 26 years old, he had gone to syria to volunteer as an emt over there, helping victims of the war. that was what he was passionate about. we are getting pretty sad news right now, that he has been beheaded, that isis has released a video of his beheading. this is a man that people had just really admired for his compassion,

they are not doing anything about hen hurting the men. >> i think redskins is a bad name.ink it hurts anybody. the name -- >> i really hope we drop audio on that. >> i don't like the name. because i don't like something does that mean i don't have to go away? people that are light are into it. >> now people are making jokes about the potato. i am sick of that joke. >> take -- change redskins to the potato. i get it a lot. >> i have had enough of all of you. >> just change the name to potato. >> potato on the jersey because a redskin is also a potato. >> we will never do that again. have to take a break. women in heels. my book is still out. autographed copy. back in a money, but first here is what is coming up dorm on the independents. >> hi there. tomorrow night i will host a special game night. i will test your knowledge of what questions are a an -- on a legal immigration form. were you a prostitute? check it out at 9:00 and midnight. >>> all right. it is true. i was telling them i never knew how veal was a baby cow. i thought it was a separate animal. men are chumps fo

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he was an aide worker just like the other two british men were, david haines and alan henning.here any expectation that perhaps being an aide worker, perhaps the fact that he, just like david haines and alan henning had gone back to syria and iraq to help those in need, that isis would spare their lives either? >> no. this is a barbaric group. this is a group that was considered too barbaric for al qaeda. al qaeda kicked them out as they were because they didn't agree with their tactics. it doesn't matter to them whom they're killing, what role that person played in the region, because you're right, peter rahman kassig, alan henning, many others were aide workers and were there to do good and help the people in syria. these guys don't care. they're not fighting against bashar al assad. they don't care about anybody coming to help. these guys have been fighting for a long time, this so-called islamic state. and anybody, irrespective of who the person is, they consider them to be an enemy of stat. >> one thing the u.s. has repeatedly said, the reason they don't pay ransom or nego

is there any way to get forensics when tony hen thorn fell off the cliff?nsurances are suspicious, and three of them were taken out on her. $4.5 million. that is not enough. most people have one. and they had a daughter. and she was an opthalmologist so that was probably to help the child. but given that, you may have forensic indications of bruising, that took place preceding the fall and in new york, a woman was thrown out of an airplane into the atlantic ocean and they were able to get a conviction through the use of other circumstantial circumstances. >> i never heard about that case. how important is the life insurance and can you get premeditated murder off of the life insurance. will you look that it was taken out not far from when she died and an attempt to cash in on one of the policies days after her death. >> they can't prove he killed her because there was life insurance and he was trying to get it. they may connect the two, and if the life insurance may have been forged, because on the first wife he learned how to do this and then planned this

>>hen the light -- the green hand is presented to the pedestrian, they can enter the crosswalk.ut if the lit turns to red, they can't enter the crosswalk. if they are not already in the crosswalk, the countdown is more so for the people in the crosswalk telling them how much time they have to get to the other side. it's not an indicator for a person who is on the sidewalk to try to rush across the street with four seconds left. >> and a cup of coffee, right? sheryl, i don't know how you feel about this, you rode your bikehere. a bike share. >> yeah, i rode a bike share from work. there's rules for every mode of travel. we have rules for cars, bicyclists, pedestrians, best case scenario, we follow the rule and we're all safe. worst ce, nobody follows, and that happens in a lot of cities. we have to make sure you can accomdate somebody else's mistake oromebody else's lapse of attention. if you're going more slowly in a car, more slowly on a bike, paying attention as a pedestrian, everybody has a chnce to recover from that era. the bus i was on is morning, a car stopped right in fr

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i thought that was appropriate from that perspective. ,hen the americans attacked their response was to respond in kind. i was part of a team of archaeologists who was contracted by the alabama historical commission to look at the archaeology that had gone on here for the last 50 years. we had thousands of artifacts and no reports to speak of. inspent about a year 2003-2004 analyzing the collection and i began to read up on the history. there were a lot of old historical ideas that needed to examined.d current -- i archaeology really led me to the history. life have lots of different perspectives. the correct perspective has been underrepresented in history and general.rspective in incarnate, asble a corporate trade by the american press. incarnate, as they were portrayed by the american press. i view it as similar to many other stories. fiction writers will take some , some kind of contained entity and interact and show their true selves. i thought that what was really happening at fort mims. all the different kinds of human stories that go on within that for were most fascinating t

all of the 150,000 hens on this farm are being destroyed.ill be used to kill them in stages. it's likely to take a considerable amount of time, an unpleasant task for everyone involved. >> translator: i don't want to talk about hazards. we are alert, in control, and we do everything we can to keep the virus under control. right now i'm wearing this clothing, but when i'm going to the farm, i will be even better protected in order to reduce the risk of contamination. >> reporter: the h5nh strain of the virus is highly containous among birds, but according to the dutch economics ministry, humans would only be infected if they were in very close contact with the birds. this small farm sold eggs rather than chickens. the agricultural inspectors have imposed a nationwide ban on transporting any kind of poultry products. the produce from here was sold primarily in the netherlands with some exported to germany. earlier this month, the same h5nh strain was reported on a farm in the northeast of germany. inspections are now being carried out at 16 ot

hen used the new programs and resources. i love that alfred powell did too. > talking about pages in the 19th century, 20th century. talking about boys. up.as all boys up to 1939, when, briefly for day, we had a girl by name of jean cox appointed by her phatever who was a representative. she served for the opening day, 1969. symbolic appointment. we don't see girls entering the program really for another more than 30 years. 1973 when karl albert of oklahoma is speaker and he pals with a young who had come to the capitol, saw these pages, be great. would found they were all girls and he don't feel like this is when the girls should operate. >> i between the annuals of 6 th grades, that's not fair. maybe we can do something about that, he said. school inwent back to the fall, i wrote letters to mr. albert. and wrote letters and letters albert for to mr. many years. finally, one day, when i was highabout to graduate from school, i got a call from the administrative assistant and asked me how i firstfeel about being the woman pa

they are sent to africa where ebola can kill them all. .hen they are fired i don't know of most people know this. how would you like to get a pink slip while you're fighting the enemy. we are talking about the get out the vote efforts. the phones later to talk about any other campaign issues. it may be a good time to talk about those issues. we had two experts in the technology field. .evin in philadelphia good morning. caller: good morning. host: turned on your tv. caller: i wanted to talk a little bit about the voter turnout. i thought -- hold on for a thete -- the method that president obama used in his voting tactic in terms of getting all those people in a computerized system democrats over the last voting trimester. host: can you talk about the history of this effort to bring technology to the stage of the campaign game? guest: absolutely. the reality is that some of the technology allows you to actually match a voter to a an online profile. it was expensive in 2008 and 2012. local candidates did not have the opportunity to use them. fortunately, because of firms like my own, we

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hen they rebroadcast the debate, you could see that going on. instant polls, which are not scientific. you can punch in the number, ell who you thought no one and you are getting this instantaneous poll. comments on new stories. if you read news stories that are online, there are hundreds and thousands of comments about debates. people begin to get a reaction to them. social media has made these more inclusive and interacted to the public. in 2014, what we have seen is that many of these are traditional with the panels. that is because they are often done in a studio. that is the most common way that they tend to be. we have seen more multi-candidate debates, especially in public television. libertarian party has qualified candidates for many positions throughout the country. some of the debates will have everyone who is on the ballot on the debate. we have seen new formats with questioning the other candidates or formats where at a certain point, they bring in questions from the audience and hen the more traditional townhall. much of the experi

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come and u know, they eight, hen start seeing nine, fen 10 games in a row, we're just trying to get better. -- temps are 4-0, underdogs to the cyclones tonight. the bills had great success in their game against the jets. that's after the blizzards. they had no time to practice for this. had to move the game to detroit. they say practice is overrated. how about this? smith got the party started. makes the grab, 15-yard run. his butt was down. beat the saints 34-27. then the dancing started. ach of the jets, bills games second quarter. how about this nice run? odell beck am. the jets walk -- bills won the game 38-33. woods with our catch of the day. bring it in, big fellow. they play tomorrow. alex ovechkin may not play in the game. he's sustained an upper body injury. how you like that? >> very good. >> we're look at the time of the year the rain moves in, the storm is developing right now along the south carolina coast. because of it we expect to see temperatures falling through the day with rain in the metro area. snow in the mountainous areas. temperatures should fall around 35 degrees.

you already have 500 people report.about the jobs it has been done to death. ,hen there is another category probably something more akin to what i am doing, where you say, maybe there is room for a really strong opinion but i do not have the perch or the op-ed page at the financial times. i really want people to read what i have to say. a lot of it is personality-driven. how can you get people to care about what you are saying if you do not have the new york times, the washington post? some of us have been more successful doing that than others, but that is the challenge. what separates the good from the great is getting people to care what you have to say when you start at zero. it is a big challenge, but that is a big part of where that separation happens. is if you-edged sword go over the top or you are too promotional or your stuff does not have the chops to live up to -- there is no notification to there is just the heartbroken realization -- there is a line between how promotional you are. if you are tweeting the heck out of your own links and people land on a page and say, i did not

a.m., hen at 11:00 showed up at 3:30. precipitating the first fight my parents had over me. [laughter] fortunately, it did not end things. they have been married for 63 years, praise god. he is 91, she is 86. thanks giving has been a blessed event in our family. the title of my speech is, "a in 2016 andority how to make it happen." the beautiful lady in the harbor holding the torch represents the american dream. if you ask the average american what the american dream means to him, he would not put it in fancy textbook language or academic terms. he or she would put it very simply in saying it means if i work hard i will be doing better 10 years from now than i am doing today. my kids will be doing still better than me. flickers,f that torch the torch is no longer lit, people no longer believe in the american dream, we will become a different country. and that is exactly what is happening. the light is flickering, has been flickering for over the last decade, and that fact has dominated our politics more than any other. the most salient factor in our political economy is that

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. >> it's a peacock and a hen. >> yes, there are two.he male is the beautiful blue one on the right. >> it takes me back to being a kid. her neighbor had a peacock that would go and hang out. it was awesome as a child. >> is it weird that both of you had people with peacocks in your childhood? >> very strange. >> my uncle had a peacock. >> what? >>> see how some thieves pull a low move. >> i'd go out there like a raving lunatic. >> and -- >> what are you talking abou >> emotions run high when a ma announcement. >> everybody starts freaking out. >> why this surprise has them all losing it. tt rere >>> we start in colorado springs, colorado. this video is from someone we have featured before. sadly he has to have these cameras because people take things that are relatively cheap to buy. somebody opens the car. they have a hoodie. run to the front yard. guess what this person is going to take. >> halloween decorations. >> no. they took four solar lights that cost less than $2. >> cheap as heck. why? people are so stupid. >> my guess is it's

(singing) four calling birds...three french hens ... guys starts to fizzle out) two... turtle...doves... i really went for it there ya you did ... you really, really did now get 3 gigs of data on one line for $65 a month. switch to at&t, buy a new smartphone and get $150 credit per line. >>> governor jay nixon thought he got a jump on preparation by calling in the national guard last week. but ferguson's mayor said that was not soon enough. >> the national guard was not deployed in enough time to save all of our businesses. the decision to delay the deployment of the national guard is deeply concerning. we are asking that the governor make available and deploy all necessary resources to prevent the further destruction of property and the preservation of life in the city of ferguson. >>> we'll be right back. transit fares! as in the 37 billion transit fares we help collect each year. no? oh, right. you're thinking of the 1.6 million daily customer care interactions xerox handles. or the 900 million health insurance claims we process. so,

. >> she was a mother hen and very protective and friendly. nice woman all around woman. >> police say that lacey had six children at her home here on tuesday, she was inside tending to one of them when at 10:58 a.m., she lost track of a 15-month-old boy and found the toddler in a small fish pond in the backyard unresponsive. >> i heard her screaming she was devastated and in total shock. >> paramedics were called and the child was unresponsive. the preliminary cause of death is drowning, nobody answered when we knocked on the door of the home. later family members arrived but declined to comment. now, millville police and the cumberland county prosecutors office are investigating and the state's child welfare agency is looking into the death, those agencies are also trying to determine if lacey was properly licensed to be operating a day care at her own home. i'm sara bloomquist, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you sara. >>> a chester woman is the first person sentenced under pennsylvania's new brad fox law, a judge ordered stacey dawson to

is the first time i felt, at the end of a script, like i wrote exactly the movie i wanted to write hen i started. i got to the end and it managed to get from my head to the piece of paper intact. >> if you could write your own ending to the aaron sorkin story, how do you want to be remembered? >> being my daughter's father, and then there is everything else. i have been involved in some things that are well-liked and have earned their place in the zeitgeist and in the pop-culture. i would be very depressed if i thought i'd already written the best thing that i'm going to write. i still want to write the best thing that i'm going to write. >> aaron sorkin, thank you so much. it has been an honor and a pleasure to have you here. >> my pleasure. thank you so much. [captioning made possible by bloomberg television] >> he's behind one of the greatest innovations of our time. marc andreessen invented the world's first popular web browser and co-founded netscape, bringing the internet into our lives and changing our world forever. two decades later, he sits on the boards of facebook, hp, and,

i think we should put hen awe in one of those. >> jon: do you know what it is.e you're not aware. there must be a way to balance this issue with agriculture, with the way that we eat in a way that's healthier not just for ourselves but the entire evening. there must be. >> there must. we just have to honor, you know. when you're eating food sometimes you don't think what's the history where that food came from. >> jon: right. >> and what were the sacrifices that were made to give you -- >> jon: yes, something. >> and really like you know for an animal toyou can eat it's ond it's a beautiful thing but you have to honor that animal's life. >> jon: try as make it -- >> it's like we're going out of our way to torture which i don't believe in. >> jon: it is. you almost feel like they're designing. how do you raise your pigs. we keep, we sit on them. we just sit on them. why, does that help. i just like the way it feels to sit on them, that's all. pigs are smart too and they're smarter than dogs. >> they're smarter than dogs. and i was told a pig is as smart as a two

they were wearing red because it's easier for hen troy see.have been wearing red tee shirts to practice which have not washed all week and of course, by now they wreak too. >> we can take the shirts off and we can wash them and shower and we'll be fine. but at the end of the day, henery will always be mripd and deaf. and it wreaks. >> and then the football game tonight will be a blast. >> whoa ! >> wreak wreak. >> are you ready for football. >> wreak week. >> before the game tem members faced henery and gave him sign language symbol for i love you which he heartily returned to cheers. >> you know every day you hear about all the bad things going on in the world. crime, tragedies, they're also a lot of good people out here doing good thepingz and this i'm proud to say is one of them. in pensauken, new jersey, dann cuellar, "channel 6 action news." >> thank you, dap, still to come on "action news" tonight how a stepfather saved his 5-year-old daughter from a kidnaper. and plus the president's plan to double the number of troops to continue isis.

hen you first got your hands n the books, what was going on in the company? what did you see? i did not look in the books. i had a good idea of what was represented by what was in the books. because i spend a lot of time with jim milstein. jim was the restructuring executive who was handling this for the u.s. treasury. and i spend a lot of time with sarah dahlgren, who was also handling it for the new york fed. they told me about the financials. i questioned them about the financials. and my assumption was that they did their due diligence. >> when they briefed you on what was going on at aig and what they knew, were they better or worse than you thought? >> the world thought they were worse than they were. >> you did not? >> i didn't think it was that bad. but it is a question of, if the outside world thinks it is that bad, i have to get you to stop talking about how bad it is. >> and bad it was. aig was expected to be broken up and it's best parts sold off. in 2009, then secretary tim geithner said he wanted aig just successful enough so the axpayer can get out. benmosche ha

for more, i'm joined by "wall street journal" columnist and deputy editor, dan hen ger, brett stevens and matt. many on the right and the left in talking about hagel's resignation, basically say the problem with obama's foreign policy isn't hagel. wasn't hagel. it's in the white house. >> the thing is, chuck hagel's really a nonentity as chief in the pentagon. he started out badly as a member of his confirmation hearings, could never articulate the policy and after he was thrown over, wasn't really up for the job. of course, they picked him for the job in the first place. that's the white house spin. but is that fair or is the real problem the white house wanted to make all the decisions, they hired him -- maybe our policy needs to change and he's representing the generals who didn't like the foreign policy. >> how much support at the pentagon, he was really not going to go down as one of the stronger secretaries of defense. but yet, he was in immaterial to the failures of the foreign policy because the foreign policy is so centralized and in fact, i think the reason why they pushed h

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revealed they kassig in october following the beheading of allen henning.sig was abducted delivering aid to syrian brutalized by the civil war. he converted to islam while in captivity. he spent the last seven months pleading for his release. in an interview from margaret brennan they shared a letter from their son. >> he said if i go down for this, i want everyone to know i went down for a good cause. what more can you ask? >> the video was released the day after the chairman joint chiefs of staff martin dempsey made a secret knowledge visit to iran. y jeff. >> julianna, thank you. we turn to juan zarate. this video is different than the ones we've seen before why is that? >> adding to the number of beheadings that are portrayed. it may also be that mr. kassig refused to go on camera and propound the propaganda that others had before their execution. they are more open who's doing the beheadings. that may be a reaction to the crit sivment of the group by not who is doing them and why. the under degree of stress that doesn't allow them the production value

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and those depicting the killing of american james foley and steven sotloff, british citizens alan henning and david haines. this time, no orange jumpsuits, no build-up to the killing. >> they unfortunately show the head of the victim but don't have him give a speech. they don't actually show his execution. and they don't let you know that there's another hostage to be murdered. >> reporter: but a u.s. intelligence official tells cnn they believe isis does have additional hostages. so why is this video different? a man who analyzed every beheading video during the iraq war for the cia says the depictions of kassig suggest the video might have hastily been put together. >> things, chances are, went wrong with this execution. maybe the victim couldn't actually give a good speech, therefore they couldn't use it. maybe they accidentally killed him during the production process and didn't want to show it. the victim could have resisted prior to actually shooting this, and they might have murdered him then. >> reporter: the video has a horrific feature not seen before. isis shows the man intelli

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