whole face hoff as we used to say so homophones because you simply if you look around it's like a living room so it's like filmmakers film industry people in one room in one living room seeing movies talking drinking together and that's. a place where you can't escape in which you don't have any other festival ok thank you very much towson showman and of course hoff has its roots in the radical sixty's and seventy's politically famed films have often been at the fore and this is no different at hoff fifty one. mona is a lebanese informant and on the run. she travels to germany to have plastic surgery and achieve a new identity israeli mossad agent now me is tasked with looking after her well my name is no no no that's not my real name just as yours is not cloudy. here are the rules mona. you never leave the apartment and the say tell you to. you never open the door to anyone no matter what middle east means complexity means chaos means intrigue. means secrets and lies and so it's almost i think this film is the reflection of the scottish world that we live in every where. the two women b

well for the latest on the texas shooting let's cross over now to jenny hoff she's a reporter standing by for a sign the texan capital joins us now actually from austin jenny what can you tell us about the attacker and his possible motive. well as you just heard he was a member of the air force the u.s. air force he was twenty six years old and he had been court martialed and discharged after a two thousand and twelve assault on his wife and his child he served a year in confinement we don't know what he's been doing since then we don't know what the motive was so far he did not live in that area he lived in a nearby county so we don't know if he personally knew the people at that church or if he had planned specifically to target this church or just target some place so that information should start coming out as they talk to his family members maybe go through his house and get more information of what that motive might have been but we don't know at this moment in our report we heard president trump blaming the attack on mental health problems if the attacker really does have a hist

jenny hoff is a reporter in the texas state capital of austin jenny welcome doing you know anything else about the shooter right now. well we're getting some new information via local news agencies that are saying that the shooter after the shooting was actually confronted by a citizen he then took off in his vehicle and he was later found in a ditch by investigators with a gunshot wound and he was dead now of course we do have some conflicting reports some say that possibly he was shot by deputies other that it was might have been self-inflicted so we still need to get that information confirmed but that's a new bit of information that's come out recently on the shooter we still don't know his name we don't know the motive we don't know if he knew people at the church or if this was something that was random that information still needs to come out ok we can confirm now that the shooter is dead is that correct that's correct so we've had numerous law enforcement officials say that the shooter is dead again we don't know if he was killed by police or if he killed himself but we've had nu

well i'm joined now by jenny hoff she's a reporter in the texas state capital austin jenny good evening do we know anything more about the shooter so far authorities haven't released any information about who the a shooter might be or what his motive might have been but apparently witnesses did say that a lone gunman as far as they know when into the church around eleven thirty at eleven o'clock is when services started and they heard about twenty rounds of gunshots fired through the air and as you mentioned more than twenty people they are assumed to be dead more than twenty also have been flown to the hospital children included so it's definitely a situation that is tragic for that area tragic for the country and authorities on the scene and i'm sure more information on the shooter will be released as authorities get everything confirmed can you confirm that the shooter is dead that something that local media was reporting earlier. right media has reported that the shooter is dead and also the county commissioner of that county has confirmed that the shooter is dead he says that there

in the story i'm joined now by jenny hoff she's a reporter in the texas state capital austin jenny do we know anything else about the shooter right now. well we are waiting still to get more reports on his identity and what the motive might have been but at this moment authorities haven't released that information but we do know from witnesses who have spoken is that they saw one person walk into the church around eleven thirty in the morning church started at eleven a.m. and opened fire witnesses say they heard about twenty gunshots in there were then told by a local law enforcement official that he took off in a vehicle there was a short chase that ended in the suspect being killed we don't know yet if he killed himself or of deputies killed him that information should still come out today and it should come out very shortly all right jane we are standing by right now for a press conference that we expect to begin any minute now at stockdale city hall where we're hoping to get some confirmation you can see the microphones there are set up reporters are getting in place so we will cu

alexandria hoff is at lower southampton police headquarters with the latest. >> reporter: he told me he suffered injuries to his arm and ankle but otherwise doing ok. physically. at least. when it comes to the driver who left him for dead he wants him to know he find him, quote, disgusting. despite being injured himself, 18-year-old will van ar dale told him he refused to leave his girlfriend's side. jeff with the warm smile died at the hospital nearly 24 hour after the teens were struck monday evening on street road near fillmont in the area of trevose bucks county >> after streaking two pedestrians, he drove away from the scene on street road. >> before he sped off, lower southampton police say that the driver stopped and moved the two teens to the side of the road. the driver has been described as a black male in his 30's wearing what may have been a nick's hat along with a dart shirt and pants, police are asking residents to be on the look-out for a ma roon. the mirror was torn off in the crash. those who know the teens want justice >> i would like to see the driver turn himself

. >> alexandria hoff is in west chester with the latest. alex. >> fire crews remained here on scene since initial blaze dealing with remaining hot spots and they're ups and investigators are working to accounts for everybody that may have been inside of that building at the time of the fire. but this afternoon officials said they have no specific is reports of anybody missing. >> it was like pandemonium but not panic. everybody was running around trying to help wherever they could. >> after a very long day 88-year-old betty smith rest easy beneath a blank net daughter's warm west chester home. she was woken up before 11:30 p.m. that the barclay friends assisted living center where she resided was on fire. >> next thing you know burst through the door couple guys with blackjacket on saying you have to get out. you have to get out. >> as they struggled to make it downstairs first responders called here he owes were coming in. >> i saw all of the flames. >> one of our firefighters went as far as he could until he started feeling his helmet sta

"eyewitness news" reporter alexandria hoff is live in bridgeton with the latest on the search. alex? >> reporter: well, jessica, what we do know is that the 18-year-old who is still at large has a strong connection to bridgeton. he was being held for a murder that took place here one year ago. with over 100 officers, more than 25 k9 teams and choppers overhead, the city of bridgeton boiled over. >> to see it on tv now it's here in your home. >> reporter: schools were placed on locked access roads turned to checkpoint. all of it a means to capture murder suspects hug begins he overpowered corrections officers in atlantic county. police say they then stole keys, broke free of the facility and fled in a stolen car. >> i didn't know to the extent of the reason it's scary when i found out >> joseph was there when the car came to a crashing stop in egg harbor city, his jeep had been side swiped >> i checked the cameras afterwards and i saw everything. >> the group ran. more than eight hours later, and 40 miles away, three of the four teens were apprehended near an apartment complex i

. >> alexandria hoff is live at philadelphia international airport to explain the problem. >> reporter: well, ukee, jessica, if holiday traveler are planning to take off by airplane, they should know that pilots plan to take avenue too from work, that is? a scheduling glitch allowed for a large number of pilots to receive time off despite the company not having enough to fill in. according to the allied pilots association this puts more than 15,000 flights at risk from being cancelled from december 17th to the 31st. >> i'd be very upset. >> it's bad. holiday coming. you got new year, christmas, a lot of people highly upset >> we don't want the story the grinch that stole christmas >> he's the spokesman for the association >> we'll have to get creative, it will require a partnership in finishing out how we get those over 15,000 flights manned. it's a heavy lift >> according to at a statement from american airlines, they will be utilizing reserve pilots as well as offering overtime pay to pilots willing to change plans, the company added quote we're working diligent told address the issu

alexandria hoff joins us from a busy center city. alex?ss, according to aaa, the number of americans traveling 50 miles or more is up to 3.3% and most of that is taking place on the roadway. what about those drivers who have driven let's say 500 miles instead of 50? well, they have a very unique experience. through the sky or on the rails, hundreds of thousands of travelers from our area are moving from point a to point b. >> here we are two and a half hours early and we'll probably wait two hours. >>reporter: according to aaa, 89% of those traveling will do so on the road and for some, the journey is the destination. >> fred invited us to get a peak inside of his thanksgiving home away from home >> i can make my own thanksgiving dinner right here if i need to. >> reporter: since many stores and loading stations will be closed for the holiday, he's happy to rest up at a south jersey rest stop. >> i'm unloaded a day early. i unloaded today and i reload on friday. so i'm going to be here for thanksgiving tomorrow. >> reporter: because so man

. >> alexandria hoff is in west chester with the latest. alex. >> fire crews remained here on scene since initial blaze dealing with remaining hot spots and they're ups and investigators are working to accounts for everybody that may have been inside of that building at the time of the fire. but this afternoon officials said they have no specific is reports of anybody missing. >> it was like pandemonium but not panic. everybody was running around trying to help wherever they could. >> after a very long day 88-year-old betty smith rest easy beneath a blank net daughter's warm west chester home. she was woken up before 11:30 p.m. that the barclay friends assisted living center where she resided was on fire. >> next thing you know burst through the door couple guys with blackjacket on saying you have to get out. you have to get out. >> as they struggled to make it downstairs first responders called here he owes were coming in. >> i saw all of the flames. >> one of our firefighters went as far as he could until he started feeling his helmet sta

alexandria hoff is at lower southampton police headquarters with the latest. >> reporter: he told me he suffered injuries to his arm and ankle but otherwise doing ok. physically. at least. when it comes to the driver who left him for dead he wants him to know he find him, quote, disgusting. despite being injured himself, 18-year-old will van ar dale told him he refused to leave his girlfriend's side. jeff with the warm smile died at the hospital nearly 24 hour after the teens were struck monday evening on street road near fillmont in the area of trevose bucks county >> after streaking two pedestrians, he drove away from the scene on street road. >> before he sped off, lower southampton police say that the driver stopped and moved the two teens to the side of the road. the driver has been described as a black male in his 30's wearing what may have been a nick's hat along with a dart shirt and pants, police are asking residents to be on the look-out for a ma roon. the mirror was torn off in the crash. those who know the teens want justice >> i would like to see the driver turn himself

"eyewitness news" alexandria hoff is live at st. luke's university hospital in bethlehem where the trooper is being treated. >> reporter: jessica, this trooper underwent surgery this afternoon and he has not been identified at this point, but the 22-year-old accused of shooting him three times this afternoon has been identified. he was taken into police custody after driving himself to the hospital. in dash cam video obtained by "eyewitness news," a driver captures the shooting suspect identified as 22-year-old daniel kaleel clary rushing himself to the hospital. notice how the vehicle merges from the shoulder with a shattered back window. left on the side of route 33, a critically injured state trooper who officials say a short time before was issuing a routine speeding ticket to clary. rather than taking the ticket and going, the driver >> flagged the trooper down and wanted to know more about the citation how he goes about paying it >> the trooper suspect that day clary might be under the influence and attempt at arrest led to a

. >> alexandria hoff is live at philadelphia international airport to explain the problem. >> reporteree, jessica, if holiday traveler are planning to take off by airplane, they should know that pilots plan to take avenue too from work, that is? a scheduling glitch allowed for a large number of pilots to receive time off despite the company not having enough to fill in. according to the allied pilots association this puts more than 15,000 flights at risk from being cancelled from december 17th to the 31st. >> i'd be very upset. >> it's bad. holiday coming. you got new year, christmas, a lot of people highly upset >> we don't want the story the grinch that stole christmas >> he's the spokesman for the association >> we'll have to get creative, it will require a partnership in finishing out how we get those over 15,000 flights manned. it's a heavy lift >> according to at a statement from american airlines, they will be utilizing reserve pilots as well as offering overtime pay to pilots willing to change plans, the company added quote we're working diligent told address the issue and expe

alexandria hoff is live in center city with why supporters want his sentence overturned. alex? >> reporter: you know, ukee, jessica, i was in the courtroom last year with meek mill and judge brinkly for a previous 2015 parole violation hearing and at that time she essentially said to him she wasn't going to be giving him any more second chances after that and he better shape up. last week she made true on that promise but some say the sentence was too harsh and some very big names agree. famous faces funneled into center city. joining with hundreds of fans in a show of support for south philly native robert williams, better known as rapper meek mill. mill has been behind bars since judge janice brinkley sentenced him in 2-4 years in prison last week. >> we rally today because we believe in him and that the punishment bestowed upon him is excessive, and is motivated by unsavory circumstances. >> reporter: the judge has overseen the rapper's legal troubles for years following a 2008 drug and weapons case. his probation was previously violated in 2015 at that time mill was ordered

"eyewitness news" reporter alexandria hoff is live in bridgeton with the latest on the search. alex? >> reporter: well, jessica, what we do know is that the 18-year-old who is still at large has a strong connection to bridgeton. he was being held for a murder that took place here one year ago. with over 100 officers, more than 25 k9 teams and choppers overhead, the city of bridgeton boiled over. >> to see it on tv now it's here in your home. >> reporter: schools were placed on locked access roads turned to checkpoint. all of it a means to capture murder suspects hug begins he overpowered corrections officers in atlantic county. police say they then stole keys, broke free of the facility and fled in a stolen car. >> i didn't know to the extent of the reason it's scary when i found out >> joseph was there when the car came to a crashing stop in egg harbor city, his jeep had been side swiped >> i checked the cameras afterwards and i saw everything. >> the group ran. more than eight hours later, and 40 miles away, three of the four teens were apprehended near an apartment complex i

alexandria hoff is live in center city with why supporters want his sentence overturned. alex? >> reporter: you know, ukee, jessica, i was in the courtroom last year with meek mill and judge brinkly for a previous 2015 parole violation hearing and at that time she essentially said to him she wasn't going to be giving him any more second chances after that and he better shape up. last week she made true on that promise but some say the sentence was too harsh and some very big names agree. famous faces funneled into center city. joining with hundreds of fans in a show of support for south philly native robert williams, better known as rapper meek mill. mill has been behind bars since judge janice brinkley sentenced him in 2-4 years in prison last week. >> we rally today because we believe in him and that the punishment bestowed upon him is excessive, and is motivated by unsavory circumstances. >> reporter: the judge has overseen the rapper's legal troubles for years following a 2008 drug and weapons case. his probation was previously violated in 2015 at that time mill was ordered

alexandria hoff joins us from a busy center city. alex? >> reporter: jess, according to aaa, the number of americans traveling 50 miles or more is up to 3.3% and most of that is taking place on the roadway. what about those drivers who have driven let's say 500 miles instead of 50? well, they have a very unique experience. through the sky or on the rails, hundreds of thousands of travelers from our area are moving from point a to point b. >> here we are two and a half hours early and we'll probably wait two hours. >>reporter: according to aaa, 89% of those traveling will do so on the road and for some, the journey is the destination. >> fred invited us to get a peak inside of his thanksgiving home away from home >> i can make my own thanksgiving dinner right here if i need to. >> reporter: since many stores and loading stations will be closed for the holiday, he's happy to rest up at a south jersey rest stop. >> i'm unloaded a day early. i unloaded today and i reload on friday. so i'm going to be here for thanksgiving tomorrow. >> reporter

alexandria hoff joins us live from center city with this coverage. >> reporter: we spoke with police commissioner richard ross and he said tragic events like this must be used as a learning tool for other cities like philadelphia. a bike path is designed as a safe haven, a place to enjoy free of vehicles. in new york's we have the side. the trust was breached by a rental truck on a deadly rampage. those in philadelphia who had not yet heard the news grief. >> it's shocking. my dad is there right now actually and i had no idea what happened. >> reporter: a vehicle as a tool for terror is attack tick and the world and our nation come to know. while utilize bike trail, he said he always held some fear >> when i'm on this trail, right down there. and there's nothing to protect me. like. like i said they're going to fast on this road >> i grew up in new york city. like this is something i always thought about. >> also walking along kelly drive. abraham had a different take. >> it's a risk you have to deal with. someone could drove a car somewhere. you can't really change >> it's always an

"eyewitness news" alexandria hoff is live at st. luke's university hospital in bethlehem where the trooper is being treated. >> reporter: jessica, this trooper underwent surgery this afternoon and he has not been identified at this point, but the 22-year-old accused of shooting him three times this afternoon has been identified. he was taken into police custody after driving himself to the hospital. in dash cam video obtained by "eyewitness news," a driver captures the shooting suspect identified as 22-year-old daniel kaleel clary rushing himself to the hospital. notice how the vehicle merges from the shoulder with a shattered back window. left on the side of route 33, a critically injured state trooper who officials say a short time before was issuing a routine speeding ticket to clary. rather than taking the ticket and going, the driver >> flagged the trooper down and wanted to know more about the citation how he goes about paying it >> the trooper suspect that day clary might be under the influence and attempt at arrest led to a

alexandria hoff joins us live from center city with this coverage. >> reporter: we spoke with police commissioner richard ross and he said tragic events like this must be used as a learning tool for other cities like philadelphia. a bike path is designed as a safe haven, a place to enjoy free of vehicles. in new york's we have the side. the trust was breached by a rental truck on a deadly rampage. those in philadelphia who had not yet heard the news grief. >> it's shocking. my dad is there right now actually and i had no idea what happened. >> reporter: a vehicle as a tool for terror is attack tick and the world and our nation come to know. while utilize bike trail, he said he always held some fear >> when i'm on this trail, right down there. and there's nothing to protect me. like. like i said they're going to fast on this road >> i grew up in new york city. like this is something i always thought about. >> also walking along kelly drive. abraham had a different take. >> it's a risk you have to deal with. someone could drove a car somewhere. you can't really change >> it's always an

alexandria hoff is live there tonight. alex? >> reporter: the state attorney general's office will not comment on the exact nature of this investigation. but what we do know is and we have seen are state inspectors in and out of the doors to this nursing home all evening long. eyewitness was told by a relative of a resident to st. francis rehabilitation and health care center in darby, that visitors were stopped at the door's asked questions about the care of their loved ones. parked out front, vehicles with the state attorney general's office investigations unit. august, complaints prompted an inspection by state officials. their finding indicated patterns of neglect. examples acting without urgency to call for ambulance transport. failure to document significant weight loss and another case where one resident's wounds went unexamined despite sores that went quote down to the bone with exposed tendon. in order to invoke the facility's license was paused by an appeal that the home needed to improve. >> we saw some things here th

alexandria hoff is live there tonight. alex? >> reporter: the state attorney general's office will not comment on the exact nature of this investigation. but what we do know is and we have seen are state inspectors in and out of the doors to this nursing home all evening long. eyewitness was told by a relative of a resident to st. francis rehabilitation and health care center in darby, that visitors were stopped at the door's asked questions about the care of their loved ones. parked out front, vehicles with the state attorney general's office investigations unit. august, complaints prompted an inspection by state officials. their finding indicated patterns of neglect. examples acting without urgency to call for ambulance transport. failure to document significant weight loss and another case where one resident's wounds went unexamined despite sores that went quote down to the bone with exposed tendon. in order to invoke the facility's license was paused by an appeal that the home needed to improve. >> we saw some things here th

out yesterday we want to go now to the state capital of texas austin i'm joined by journalist jenny hoff joining us good to see you we know that this is spec did shooter was a twenty six year old white male we know his name we've seen his picture tonight are we any closer to knowing his motive. yeah well authorities have said that it was not racially motivated nor motivated by religious beliefs but by and domestic situation that had been ongoing for some time the in-laws of the gunman apparently attended that church though they weren't there the day of the shooting and he had previously sent threatening text to his mother in law now how deep that dispute winter how long did it going on or what it involved authorities are still looking into but it does look he targeted that church specifically it wasn't just a random attack and it was due to a family situation or so a family situations or you know still a lot of unanswered questions despite that we had some very concrete ideas posited by the u.s. president today he reacted to the attack while on a visit to japan have a listen to part of w

reporting live in center city, alexandria hoff, cbs-3, " eyewitness news." >> alex, thank you. comedian lewis ck opening up about his sexual harrassment of multiple women. he he has admitted the sexual misconduct allegations against him from at least five women are true. but he says he never did anything inapropriate without asking permission first. a premiere every his film canceled last night, other project involving him have been scratched. >> emergency call for a shooting ends with a violent crash that injured four philadelphia police officers in kensington, the two police suv's collided at indianna and doctor. street around 10:30 a.m. this morning. one of the vehicles hit a house, the other damage add utility pole. surveillance video shows the seconds before the impact the officers are expected to be okay. >> police now say a two year old boy who died from a gunshot wounds in olney pulled the trigger himself. the boy has been identified as evan kareem lawson. police say he shot himself in the head after finding the loaded gun in the closet. the gun was later found in a tra

reporting live in center city, alexandria hoff, cbs-3, " eyewitness news." >> alex, thank you. comedian lewis ck opening up about his sexual harrassment of multiple women. he he has admitted the sexual misconduct allegations against him from at least five women are true. but he says he never did anything inapropriate without asking permission first. a premiere every his film canceled last night, other project involving him have been scratched. >> emergency call for a shooting ends with a violent crash that injured four philadelphia police officers in kensington, the two police suv's collided at indianna and doctor. street around 10:30 a.m. this morning. one of the vehicles hit a house, the other damage add utility pole. surveillance video shows the seconds before the impact the officers are expected to be okay. >> police now say a two year old boy who died from a gunshot wounds in olney pulled the trigger himself. the boy has been identified as evan kareem lawson. police say he shot himself in the head after finding the loaded gun in the closet. the gun was later found in a tra

how our visual perception can be manipulated and that's one of many that german photographer thomas hoff has delighted in exploring well now the descent of artist is the subject of a major retrospective in london. thomas offs breakthrough came with first as a fellow art school students displayed like a list celebrities that up and it come in notions of the portrait. back in one thousand nine hundred eight these work sparked an uproar. responded angrily to my portraits because i provided no information on these people names no vocations no info on who they're married to apparently people need a lot of additional information when they look at a portrait if they don't get it some get really aggressive. after studying at the disorder of arts academy thomas started with architectural photography but soon moved on to making portraits retouching images and creating montage is. explored unusual cameras too and used them to play with notions of authorship and reception. he borrowed equipment police used in the one nine hundred ninety s. to make facial composites of suspects to blur the line betwe

cants crystal from bach we've left berlin far behind and journeyed to the small provincial town of hoff in bavaria yes and we have come to attend a unique film festival with a long lost for us to edition. for the past fifty years the whole international film festival has no joy or reputation as an industry get together for german language filmmakers renowned directors mingle with students and produces this one is undiscovered talent. and hope wouldn't be hope without the festival vs filmmakers football match. many famous directors from the era of new german cinema have graced off from fassbender. venders caps of the story chick you know the whole film festival is the home of german cinema this is the place where cultural identity in german films has found its place. and this is the man who brought it all to life heights part of its fifty years he was at the helm of the festival providing a showcase for films beyond the mainstream bringing the industry together and discovering talents like tom take a. part of it sadly passed away last year but the festival lives on. and here we are the f

and, we're right at that cross over where there is an overlap between all of the hard core shoppers hoff been here since 6:00, 11:00 last night and some people just starting to get here, new to that, lull will start picking up. this is jamie family and friend. you just got here. >> yes. >> reporter: you are doing coffee fuel up. >> you good to the get coffee first. >> reporter: what time did you get up. >> 3:30. >> reporter: what got you out of bed. >> just fate. >> reporter: 07 percent off. >> yes, amazing. >> reporter: where are you trying to go. >> we will start making our rounds this way, make our way all the way around. >> reporter: you had a group coffee date with these guys over here. >> yes. >> reporter: what he did you get here. >> we got here but we have been out since 11. >> reporter: even before this. >> all over montgomeryville. >> montgomeryville closed everything early. >> reporter: they already closed. >> yes. >> reporter: but you had to come over here, yes, they have been opened since have. >> yes. >> reporter: what did you think when you got there. >> we could not imagi

get a replacement hoff way around the world than thirty six analysis. runway was finished allowing climate change scientists. to continue fight to research the benefits or. that's the power train and. making it happen. this is g.w. news live from berlin tonight indonesia warning that a major volcanic eruption on bali could be imminent authorities have raised the alert to the highest level in order to ends of thousands of people to leave the area b.t.o. thousands of tourists we understand are stranded also coming up in germany's bid to form a new government could a replay of the past be a fix for the future chancellor on the american now hurting the social democrats to rejoin a grand coalition saying the country and europe cannot wait much longer plus time the not prince harry and his american girlfriend meghan markle announced that they're getting married early next year. i bring god it's good to have you with us we begin to. with indonesia preparing for a volcanic eruption indonesia is mourning that a volcano on the tourist island of bali may be about

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are inheriting whenever my my baby's says my book was published in the year two thousand more than hoff a million americans have been killed by falls of the us i thought to me as i did this is a middle school we go through drills and we put ourselves some real scenarios it was interesting to see who actually got hit. and i just saw i did to return to the subject to track down each gun owner who i'd met and photographed those years ago i don't know this but we are not. easy because people keep but i don't see the to see that she made. up. the global decisions or on the whole doesn't matter thing talks to form a ruling coalition in germany and to day three missing the deadline set by. lebanon's prime minister whose mysterious resignation has raised fears of fresh regional turmoil of riots in paris. we discussed this exclusively with lebanon's top diplomat. today we're facing another attempt to create a whole bridge of chaos and instability which in turn lead to terrorism. also this our political satirist conducts a social experiment at berkeley california waving u.s. and islamic state fla

on this man's foam would be a job but a replacement hoff way around the world within thirty six hours and. the runway was finished allowing climate change scientists. to continue fighting the research the benefit is all. that's the power of the trade and d.h.l. is making it happen. this is the news live from barely launches and strikes in response to friday's deadly attack in north and sinai footage released by the military said to show you gyptian jets talkative suspected terrorist hideouts a mosque attack during friday prayers between more than three hundred lines also on the program. in pakistan violence erupts in islamabad as police move in on hundreds of islamist protests as they've been blocking access to the nation's capital for the last week. and we report on the russian nuclear fuel reprocessing plant that may be spreading radioactive pollution across europe. egypt money it's good to have you with us egyptian warplanes have hit back at militants suspected of carrying out friday's attack in north of sinai now the jets struck vehicles and militants believed to have been involve

of a serious situation in the country for more now i'm joined by christina hoff who covers southern africa for us kristina's good to have you on the show so what are we looking at right here i mean it looks like the tanks are headed to the capital harare but we're not sure i don't think that's what it looks like if you take a look at what's happening on social media right now is involved winds up panicked there are on edge in the country these pictures that you see that we've been running now showing our viewers these pictures were taken by eyewitnesses who drove posses ministry tankas and the heightened tensions in the country right now is really what's fueling the an ease in the country the fact that you have a deputy president who was expelled who fled the country saying he's fearing for his life but who also volage to come back and fight for his country and rule the country so in the context of point of this this is why these ministers i guess it could very well be on a routine on a routine trip and that's why that's fueling a lot of unease right now and you know the photos that we've

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that allows hoff to capture the rivers dynamics and a kind of time lapse exposure. then tough photographs are among those on show in an exhibition called the flow of pictures in the museum in bali it features the work of sixty two european photographers who all approach the rhine in very different ways. they find what one hundred fifty years or more the rhine has influenced them artists first it was painters but then photographers were inspired to take pictures of the river and this really. ship has changed greatly over those one hundred fifty years. the oldest exhibit from eight hundred fifty three shows a castle in the middle rhine valley still in the romantic tradition. in the twentieth century tourism on the rhine was a popular photographic subject. but there was also a turn to abstraction as in this work of the rhine by under. in twenty eleven the picture fetched three point one million euros at auction. so that's partly because photography as a medium suddenly broke into the art market in the late one nine hundred ninety s. the other thing is that with this pi

that will reporting in south philadelphia, alexandria hoff, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> and merchants are offering extended shopping hours to give you some more time to shop, we have a holiday shopping guide at cbsphilly.com. it includes store hours and gift ideas. >> new this morning, a car hits a tree along roosevelt boulevard killing one person. right now it is not clear what caused that crash. which happened right around 2:30 a.m. this morning on the boulevard at ben err street. a passenger died at the scene there, the driver is now in stable condition at aria-torresdale hospital. >> a fire has swept through a home in pennsauken, new jersey there is call came in just about 1:00 this morning, to this house on the 1100 block of cove road. the fire was placed under control in just about a half hour. everyone got out safely. the red cross is now taking care of seven displaced resident. >>> investigators are trying to figure out what started a fire that damaged four homes in cape may county. an eyewitness captured this video a fire near 91 street and pleasure avenue in sea isle city. t

reporting from center city, alexandria hoff for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> a social media stalker is the main line, 30 year-old michael lead of michigan is facing charges. he ace accused of stalking and harassing a wayne teen who has hundreds of thousands of followers on soaks media. investigators say lead sent that teen lewd messages and drove nine hours from michigan to the teen's home in wayne at least five times. last in suspect reportedly income on the front door asking to meet the teen and then he allegedly came back three times on tuesday. >> very important for every family to go over internet safety to necessity signs of somebody trying to visit, anybody is extremely dangerous >> so lieb is being held at delaware county jail while investigators await a search warrant to check out his car and due back in court next week. >>> legalized recreational marijuana could be soon coming to new jersey. governor elect phil murphy campaigned on legalizing the drug for recreational use and he hopes to have a bill on his desk in the first 100 days. some say it will raise money and new tax r

"eyewitness news" reporter alexandria hoff takes a look at the "black friday" bargain hunters. >> the crack of dawn grab a deal are a special deal indeed >> these are never stop shopping shirt. we do consider ourselves a little bit of shop aholics. but we look forward to this every single year. >> i think i'm shop-a-holic. so this is easy for me. >> malls from king of prussia, to christianna, to cherry hill >> it is really craze any here and there is no parking. >> along with outdoor venues, like the gloucester premium outlets, hit with waves of eager bargain hunters. >> i'm little bit after wait. but that's okay. worth the wait for the discount. >> but as "black friday" turns to evening, a different kind of shopper emerged. >> i don't like going to the malls, it is too crowded. >> for some, finding those deals is more after duty than a delight. in fact, this shopper sums up "black friday," as? >> economic hype. >> economic hype? >> that's heavy stuff. and in center city? >> ♪ >> hands were just as full for these weary but persistent shoppers who have been out since the morning rush.

s, 18 miles an hour range out there and it makes it feel, colder then it actually is, so for folks hoff been out there all night fighting the fire and wondering what is going honor being displaced it is a really cold night out there we had seven out of 10. we have bus stop buddy back in his warm coat and the gloves, because it does feel like it is in the 30's just about every where. it is breezy, chilly and temperature in the city of 44. it feels like 39. sunrise time at 6:48. we will see much sooner then that what is willing on out there in west chester. 49 degrees is our high with sunny skies and brisk afternoon. feel chillier then 49 with winds gusting to 25 miles an hour, bob kelly how is traffic this morning. >> 6:02. we are looking live at 202, johnson highway in norristown a pedestrian struck. i'm told it is in the actual parking lot there off of johnson highway, an accident on the overnight route 130 north bound, sneer airport circle, where 130, 38 and 70 all come together. this five alarm fire in west chester. here's a location, to give you an idea, route 202, you have got seni

"eyewitness news" reporter alexandria hoff picks up the story. >> well, it is like pandemonium, but it wasn't panic. we were all, you know, everybody was running around, trying to help where over they could. >> after a very long day, 88 year old betty smith now rests easy, beneath the blanket in her daughter's warm west chester home. she was woken up just before 11:00 p.m. thursday, to announcement that the barclay friends assisted living center where she was living was on fire. >> next thing you know burst through the door, couple of guys with blackjack et cetera and put me on their back, you got to get out, you got to get out. >> she and other struggled outside to get outside first responders called hearing ers were going in. >> i turned around and look and all saw all of the flames. >> one of the firefighters went as far as he could, and until he started feeling his helmet actually start to melt. >> the 160 resident and staff members inside of the facility were carefully evacuated from the five alarm inferno, and into the 40 degrees night. >> a lot of blankets, like kids blankets ca

"eyewitness news" reporter alexandria hoff pecks up the story. >> it was like pandemonium, but it wasn't panic. they were all, you know, everybody was running around trying to help where ever they could. >> reporter: after very long day, 88 year old betty smith now rests easy, beneath the blank net her daughter's warm west chester home. she was woken up just before 11:00 p.m. thursday to announcement that the barclay friends assisted living center where she resided was on fire. >> next thing you know, burst through the door, couple every guys, blackjack it, and stuff, on the back, and they said you got to get out. you got to get out. >> she and other struggled downstairs to make it out, first responders now being called heroes, were going in. >> i turned around and looked. and i saw all of the flames. >> one of the firefighters went as far as he could, and until he started feeling his helmet actually start to melt. >> the 160 resident and staff members inside of the facility were carefully evacuated from the five alarm inferno, and into the 40 degrees night. >> saw a lot of blankets, lik