10,000 syrians will be allowed entry into the united states next year and in delaware, governor jack markelltill supports the president's decision despite calls from gop lawmakers not to accept refugees in the first state. in pennsylvania, governor tom wolf said his administration will keep working with the federal government to properly screen and reset tell refugees. his spokesperson issued a statement saying we must not lose sight of the fact that families leaving syria are trying to escape the same violence and unimaginable terror that took place in paris in beirut. pins on this are mixed and they are strong. >> i think they really have to go through the process and really see who they're letting in but this is america. we don't slam our doors on anyone. >> how do you know they're a refugee? how do you know they're not just another terrorist? how do you know we're not bringing that onto american soil? how do you know that the next war is not going to be right here in our streets? >> reporter: the final decision rests with the federal government not individual states. but if the states re

. >>> plus a pardon more than 150 years in the making, why the stroke of governor jack mark he markell whose life saving actions led to a conviction kate. >>> it was a cloudy, glummy monday but temperatures still slightly a above average. now these clouds are starting to push out of here and that means sunshine and we are heading to the 70's. i will tell you how long the warm up last with the seven day, don. >>> the king has spoken, lebron james suits up in south philadelphia tonight. hear what advice two time champ has for rebuilding sixers, coming up in sports. >>> tonight on "eyewitness news" at 11:00 it ace i local favorite for asian food fans, and this father and son their restaurant means more than just a business. >> we're home. my father, always talked about this restaurant and i love it. >> i love to have friend, customers, i'm so happy. and that is main ingredient. all of their dishes. owner named a sushi role after his young granddaughter. have a taste with torey tonight at 11:00. >>> governor's pardon more than 150 years in the making. >> i jack markell the governor of dela

democratic governor jack markel is here from delaware, and donald trump says that is he insane, and so suppose he would ask you sh, are you insan? >> the refugees from syria are the most vetted people that come into the country. they are vetted before they come into the atlantic. and for somebody to only say, we should let in the christian, and rewrite what is on the statue of liberty, bring us your poor, and your tired and your huddled masses. is that what we are? i know they are the most carefully reviewed people. >> and there are some members of the homeland security who say that they cannot properly vet these people, and peter king who is on the homeland security committee and the armed forces committee, he says that there is no way the do it in a perfect way by any means, and if anybody says they are a refugee and not a terrorist, we wouldn't know. >> and many of this em are vulnerab vulnerable, and so many of them are saying that they would not allow in a 5-year-old orphan, and so are the women and the people who are malnourished, and so we have to do the best job of vetting the

afternoon, jennifer ramsey donned her robe and joined the others at the courthouse and governor jack markell had some remarks. she previously served on the department of youth and families. >>> new at 6:00 tonight there are a couple of birds in burlington county are strutting around without a care in the world and that is notable because they are turkey sfwlz this time of year you can understand if turkeys are nervous but bob and fred have nothing to worry about, winding up stuffed on the thanksgiving table is not a possibility for these guys, they are petted living in relative luxury where brandon jones loves them like family. >> they are more like family, i never dreamed i'd have turkeys that are now 13 years old and i have gotten so much enjoyment and fun out of them. bob is a shy bird, he has a bum legs and limps and he admits he is their favorite. fred gets jealous of all the attention i give to bob. these teenage turkeys used to belong to a neighbor but are hanging around brenda's house, i grew more attached to them and started feeding them more. >> they live in sturdy backyard pens wh

jack markell says yes in delaware. what are the options?>> the options for intelligent community and law enforcement community to accept whatever decisions by the politicians. they're elected. they set the standard. there will be a short-term and long-term strategy. if it's decided the refugees are going to be coming, the hard part is how to vet them. it's never going to be a 100% solution. however, communities like the syrian community in allentown could be a part of that vetting process. they don't have to be excluded. it can be a situation where potential refugee frts syrian community come to the united states, maybe they're sponsored. maybe they know somebody here. that helps us vet from ysd the united states out as opposed to the difficulty of trying to vet somebody through a syrian government that, quite frankly, isn't there. >> i think the president has thrown out numbers. 75,000 refugees expected in 2016. 100,000 in 2017. again, expected numbers. what is the rbi doing in in preparation for that. >> ak you waiting what's been done ov

. >> in delaware, governor jack markell issue add pardon for a conductor on the underground railroad. markell signed the pardon in the same courtroom where samuel burress was convicted of helping slaves in 1847. several of his descendants attended the ceremony which featured the reading of a letter that burress wrote in prison. officials unveiled a historical marker in his honor. >>> skies are starting to brighten. we're about 10 minutes benefit 6:00. and about 40 minutes before sunrise. completely dry and with clear skies, going to be a quick warm-up after a chilly start. south philadelphia, 47 degrees. we're starting to see the glow of sunlight. twilight now, temperatures are falling. the coldest temperatures just after sun rise. once the sun's up we'll see a quick turn around. 38 degrees right now at pottstown. doylestown also in the 30s, millville is 37 degrees. and chester county, west town is a couple of degrees above freezing. 35 there and 39 in phoenixville. so a chilly start. you need a jacket this morning. but the clouds we had yesterday out of the picture for today. we'll s

state human commission plans to send a letter to jack markel urging him to sign a refugees proclamation. it marks the findal radification to the constitution which abolished slavery. paul walker's father is suing moreb for wrongful death and negligence over the crash that killed his son. the suit was filed on wednesday. in it walker's dad claims the car, the "fast and furious" star was ride income lacked safety features that koumtd hacould ha prevented the crash. walker's daughter filed a similar suit in september. >>> uber is helping people realize when they need a ride home. the car service is offering breathalyzer tests and free trips home. uber tested the system last night. the company is calling it uber smart. here's how it works. ian one who tries this breathalyzer was offered a free ride up to $20. uber reps tell nbc 10, the company is compensating drivers for those rides. >> i think it's really smart. because then you don't have to risk lives, especially your own and others when you are driving. >> depending on how successful this campaign is, uber officials say, we like seeing

governors jack markel and tom wolf say they will accept refugees. >> we should really educate the public about who the muslims are. >> members of the muslim community are now responding after a leader, a county leader in kansas made some controversial remarks. he said the enemy is in the at our dpaets, it's pence our dpaets. the islamic society of mitch that you invited that county leader to come see them and learn more about their faith. >>> happening today, former pitchman jared will find out how much time he will spend in prison. >> hi, i'm jared the subway guy. >> jared fogle pleaded guilty to sex crime charges. the 38-year-old father of two admitted to having child porn and traveling across state lines to engage in sex with minors. >> repeatedly traveled from indiana to new york to engage in commercial sex acts with victims he knew to be children. this conduct began as early as 2010. >> subway cut its ties with jared when that investigation was announced. prosecutors capped their request for prison time at 12.5 years. they want himming to supervised for the rest of his life after hi

including trenton mayor jackson who voiced his commitment yesterday and in delaware down here governor jack markell and 12 others on board. coming up we'll show you the plan to get homeless veterans back into the work force and the main objectives the v.a. needs to do to end homelessness. chris. >> how about this. an unholy act caught on camera. next, this man collecting single s and sin. what this church usher had to say after getting caught fill fering the collection plate. new charges against pennsylvania's attorney general. we'll tell you what happened in court that moved the criminal case forward. >> 5:36, 55 degrees. you see the puddles still on beach avenue but not for long. your neighborhood by neighborhood forecast just ahead. >>> 22 minutes before 6:00. we're going to see sunshine. the rain from yesterday has already ended in the city and the temperatures have cooled down but we're nowhere near as chilly as it normally is. 53 degrees, a normal low temperature in philadelphia. in the middle of november. in the low 40s. so not bad at all. northwest wind that's going to help dry things out.

delaware governor jack markell says delaware will take refugees, the page filled with comments mostly ripping his stand and new jersey governor chris christie and about half of the nation's governors have said no. >> it's pure posturing. >> reporter: this widener university delaware law school professors say governors, yes or no, really doesn't matter what they say either way on this. >> this is totally a federal issue, and the states really have no authorities at all in this man sneer on social immediate yaw find some people who say accepting refugees is the right thing to do. so many people don't want refugees here at all seeing them at xe it's for already scarce resources that might other go to poor and homeless americans and despite the president's assurances each refugee will be thoroughly screened, some people are fairly enough concerned about the possibility that even one terrorist might through and kill americans on our own country. congress could now move now to de-fund the program and while governors can't stop the feds from placing refugees in their state or paying them to

. >>> delaware's human relations commission has unanimously vote to do you were governor jack markell and state lawmakers to issue a formal apology for slavery. the commission is a state panel charged with promoting positive relationships among racial and ethnic groups. commissioners plan to send a letter to markell urging him to sign a look mission on december 6 toth mark the 150th anniversary of the final ratification of the 13th amendment to the us constitution which abolished slavery. markell has said that he would consider the request. >>> a very special breakfast for the families of our fallen heroes. the organization cop wheels serving breakfast to the families of fallen officers this morning at the fop lodge in northeast philadelphia. organizers say the goal is to make thanksgiving as normal as possible for these families and show them that they have the love and support of their community. the group delivering thanksgiving dinners to the families of the fallen officers. >>> more than a hundred philadelphia artists are out on the street tonight. they are victims of a small fir

however, both pennsylvania governor tom wolf and delaware governor jack markell say they continue to support the refugees and will welcome them into their state. >>> and, democratic presidential candidate, bernie sanders, weighing in on the fight, too. sanders say the us should not turn it back on the refugees fleeing from the fighting in syria. he spoke about the issue during a campaign stop yesterday in ohio. sanders did, however, say that now is the time to develop a strategy to destroy isis. >>> meanwhile, donald trump is once again stirring up controversy during a rally in knoxville, tennessee yesterday. the republican presidential candidate seconds that the terror attacks in france were partly due to the country's leadership. >> a lot of bad things have been happening over the last little while, and it has gone on and on and on. and weakness has shown that when you are weak, and ineffective, bad stuff does happen. >> trump also called out president obama for refuse to go use the term radical islamic terrorism. >> democratic presidential canned date martin o'malley moving his ca

. >> in delaware governor jack markell issued a pardon for a conductor on the underground railroad. samuel burres was his name convicted in 1847 of helping slaves escape. he signed in the same courtroom where burres was found guilty. there was a reading of a letter that burres wrote in prison. how about that. >>> well, election day is here. we told you that. next in a live report, we're taking a closer look at the race for pennsylvania supreme court. what you need to know about polling hours and locations before you head out the door. also next, life in prison. there is hope for those sentenced to time behind bars, but the odds are stacked against them. how a new jersey program is working to overcome that. >>> it's four minutes before 5. closing arguments expected in the trial of chaka fattah jr. he called three witnesses to the stand yesterday. they include two school officials and the founder of a computer consulting firm. fattah jr. is accused of defrauding sefrpg banks, and the school district of philadelphia out of hundreds of thousands of dollars. >> fattah jr. is the son of c

delaware governor jack markell will issue pardon today for free black mant from kent county was convict in the 1847 for helping enslaved to freedom. >>> with thanksgiving around the corner, concerned the turkeys were affect bid this summer area bird flu outbreak. check in 1060 on your a.m. dial. >> coming up live as police search for clues after teenager gunned down while riding h newspapers back christine donohue for supreme court. saying this daughter of a coal miner gets the highest rating from the bar association. they call donohue uniquely qualified. and cite her commitment to restoring integrity. both business and labor endorse donohue because she's independent and fair. prosecutors. firefighters. people who keep us safe - all back donohue. on tuesday - christine donohue. let's restore integrity to pennsylvania's supreme court >> from the cbs broadcast center in philadelphia. this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> a teenage tragedy. a young boy riding his bike is killed in a hail of gunfire. we're live as detectives search for his killer. >>> also, a dangerous trick in some hallowee

six governors including pennsylvania's tom wolf and jack markell of delaware well cup the refugees. jim kenney will roll out the welcome mat for properly vetted refugees. >> these people are running from isis. they're not part of isis and i would hope that our security community and our cia and our homeland security people could root out those people who are trying to hide amongst the innocents. but we can't turn away the innocents. this is america. >> kenney calls the opposite to the refugees cold harded and his if his support for the entry causes people not to like it so be it. >> here's the map on the refugee question. even though oppose the president's plan admit it would harder to stop a refugee for settling in their state. you can get the latest head to website fox29.com. >>> and now to your forecast right now. you're looking live at our parkway camera while people head home from work or maybe head out on the town. it was a little chilly out there today and scott william says it's going to get a little cooler. let's get right over to scott whos tracking your forecast. i didn't

. >> delaware governor jack markell and pennsylvania governor tom wolf are standing by their effortsreset tell syrian refugees in the u.s. a spokesperson for governor wolf issued a statement saying that "we must not lose sight of the fact that families leaving syria are trying to escape the same violence and unimaginable terror that took place in paris and beirut. the new jersey governor chris christie and nearly half of the country's governors who oppose syrians seeking asylum in the state. the gop presidential candidate says he does not trust the current screening process. he says he wouldn't accept orphans even under the age of five. that's a reversal from september when christie said the u.s. should play a role in the refugee crisis. >> i'm erin o'hearn in the satellite center. philadelphia authorities say there are no credible threats against the city in wake of the attacks in paris but officials are still urging people to be aware. especially in public places like subways or train stations. philadelphia police say people can make a difference by saying something if they see som

10,000 syrians will be allowed entry into the united states next year and in delaware governor jack markellll supports the president's decision despite calls from gop lawmakers not to accept refugees in the first state n pennsylvania, governor two said his administration will keep working with the federal government to properly screen and reset tell refugees. his spokesperson issued a statement saying we must not loss sight of the fact that families leaving syria are trying to escape the same violence and unimaginable terror that took place in paris and beirut. pins on this are mixed and they are strong. >> i think they really have to go through the process really see who they're letting in but this is america. we don't slam our doors on anyone. >> reporter: how do you know they're a refugee? how do you know they're not just another terrorist? how do you know we are not bringing that onto american soil. ? how do you know the next war is not going to be right here on our streets. >> reporter: final decision rests with the federal government not individual states but if states don't cooperate

delaware governor jack markell and pennsylvania governor tom wolf are standing by their plans to continue allowing syrian refugees to settle in their states. the spokesperson for governor wolf issued a statement saying we must not lose sight of the fact that families leaving syria are trying to escape the same violence and unimaginable terror that took place in paris and beirut. new jersey governor chris christie has joined nearly half of the country's governors who now oppose syrians seeking asylum here. christie says he doesn't trust the current screening process and would not even accept or fans under the age of five. the presidential candidate suggested back in september that the u.s. should take in refugees saying this is a compassionate country. >> this is new from the overnight just coming across the wires a short while ago. russia's head of security is confirming for the very first time that a homemade bomb is what brought down that metro jet over egypt. experts reportedly found traces of explosives in the wreckage. all 224 people on board were killed when the plane broke apart mi

how much, both pennsylvania governor tom wolf and delaware governor jack markell, they both say that they would welcome and support the refugees. immigration experts say under the refugee act of 1980 governors cannot legally block refugees from settling into their communities. >>> expert news coverage, focusing on violence in paris, parents and teachers, they're struggling to explain it to those who were too young to understanded. "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabeo, i think it used to be back in our day, if your parent covered up the front page of the paper, you wouldn't know what was happening. >> kids very aware these days, inundated when information specially on television, the internet, social media. so health experts are providing some age appropriate advice today. as they try to navigate parents and explain what happened in france to their children. >> some parents like heidi have struggled to speak about the paris terror attack with their children. >> you can find the right words to explain that. >> but for todd dunlap, it was his 14 year old caught here informed him of wh

interesting, if you look at solar -- talking torack obama a young philippine entrepreneur and jack markellhe founder of the founderack ma, of alibaba. we have stocks on the way up for a second day. china market weighing sentiment down. the trading volumes overall, and especially hong kong, pretty low today. down nearly 40% from the three-day average. the shanghai still seeing some losses. japanese shares lifting the regional index. now they are in a lunch break. malaysia, singapore, australian stocks all in the red. macau casinos in vocus pit we just heard from the chief executive talking about how this slump in gaming revenue -- macau casinos in focus now. we just heard from the chief executive talking about how this slump in gaming revenue is affecting the climate there. galaxy, sands china, wynn macau, all under pressure now, down 3% for galaxy entertainment group . for advantest. iron ore sinking to a four-month low. the steelmakers pressured by all of this. back to you. we have to take a break. on the other side, more action. china home prices as well. this is "trending business". ♪ >

ceremony at the base of the memorial bridge, chris couples and john carpenter were joined by governor jack markell they laid a wreth at the memorial in remembrance of the veterans no longer with us. >>> and veterans gathered for a salute on the spanish american war cruiser, olympia, it was here in penn's landing and they fired the guns and gave tours of the historic ship. >>> as the holiday season approaches, we here at 6 abc are teaming up to help feed our neighbors in need, join us next wednesday for a live telethon to benefit philabundance, sara bloomquist will host the event and some special guests will be on the phone taking calls from 4:00 until 6:30 p.m. >>> time for an update on the highways, matt pellman is in the traffic center. >> you may not want to join the crowd in delco along the blue route, there is a crowd from villanova to broomall and it's heavier than normal. we have an earlier southbound accident approaching route 3 that is now out of the way, but a new one on the roosevelt boulevard at redwood street, stick with the outer drive there, and we have the water main break blocking

. >>> the delaware branch of the department of motor vehicles, governor jack markell signed the billw today. she is the director of public safety and credited with improving customer service. >>> we have a happy update about the wayward iguana that ended up in a delaware county rita's ice, the owner called the glenolden hospital this morning, and the pet was missing several days from a collingdale home and they were looking for days for it but never thought to report it to police. >>> now an update on the highways, matt pellman is in the traffic center. >> scaling the situation on 95, a tale of big delays due to a crash southbound lanes approaching the betsy ross bridge, you can see the accident with police on the scene taking out the right lane and a few vehicles involved and basically a line of traffic south of woodhaven approaching the betsy ross bridge, this is the vine street expressway, going in both directions and the vine will close tonight at 11:00 for more construction, we have got ep rid of our crash at montgomery drive at fairmount park we were talking about and there is

. >>> delaware human relations commission unanimously urged governor jack markell and state lawmakerso issue a formal apology over slavery, the commission is a state panel charged with promoting positive relationships among racial and ethnic groups. commissioners plan to send the letter to markell urging him to sign proclamation on december 6 to mark the 150th anniversary of the final ratification of the 13th amendment to the u.s. constitution, which and polished slavery. markell has said he would consider that request. >>> 5:38. shocking new developments about the death of pro-football hall of famer frank gifford. it was discovered he was suffering from cte. >>> now, what his family plans to do after the death to help other. plus, the eagles are in detroit. they have a bunch of injuries. we'll give you injury update coming upment programming note. the eagles play today as we said, so we have a special edition of fox 29 game day live. join us right after good day. get ready for the eagles-lion games right here on fox 29. today is the day. hellmann's and holiday leftovers become irresi

lets guess to delaware, governor there jack markell refuse to go turn away refugees in cnn, he said it is important to show em pat toy those fleeing death. and in new jersey, different story. different party lines. governor chris christie sent letter to president obama saying he does not believe government backgrounds checks are tough enough to ensure safety. and republican governor says he's directing the new jersey department of human services not to participate in reset link referee geez from syria. new jersey has accepted 75 syrian revie juice so far this year according to data from the refugee data processing center governors don't have any authority to block resettlements under the refugee act of 1980. with all of this playing out, mayor nutter outlines new security measures for this weekend's philadelphia marathon. >> course some of the changes are response to what happened in paris on friday with those attacks, others have been in place since the boston marathon bombings. steve keeley live in center sit which more on the city eight plans as we prepare to host the marathon sunda

delaware's jack markell supports asylum for refugees in the united states but congressman john carney said it's an issue that needs to be examined very closely. >> the challenge is to kind of separate, you know, the good guys from the bad guys, and that requires a very intense intelligence gathering and communications. >> also heard back from pennsylvania governor tom wolf's office. they told us in part, "governor wolf wants pennsylvania to continue to build on its rich history of accepting immigrants and refugees from around the world, but he is also committed to protecting pennsylvanians and will work with the federal government to ensure it is taking every precaution necessary in screening those families coming into the country." jim rosenfield joins us live now from paris where the time is just about 10:00 now. jim, good to see you. what's happening where you are right now? >> reporter: well, first of all, keith, i can tell you a cool rain is now falling here on paris, fitting giving the mood in this city. i am in the heart of paris, the center of the city, and this is a significa

i'll go ahead and show you delaware governor jack markell has said he will still allow syrian refugees to come into his state. new jersey, governor chris christie is the only one at this point who said he will not welcome any more syrian refugees. he said he would not even allow orphans, that was in a radio show yesterday. you have pennsylvania governor tom wolf said he will continue welcoming the syrian refugees but says there does need to be a process to make sure that these folks are vetted. i just spoke with pennsylvania senator pat toomey not long ago, within the past hour and he says there needs to be more that is done in order to make sure that these folks are not terrorists coming into our country. take a listen to what he had to say. we here in the united states, we have to reexamine the security protocols we use for admitting syrian refugees and until we have done that we should suspend the program. the fact, is most refugees are innocent people in dire situati situations, i have no doubt of that. but the syrian refugee admittance program has several major flaws. most importa

governor jack markell announced a second round of pathways to prosperity grants coming to the state. those grants allow students to earn college credit for workplace experience in areas. markell first proposed the initiative back in february as a way to help prepare delaware's future workforce. >>> it's official, pfizer and allergan are joining forces. the $160 billion stock deal was announced today. not only is this the biggest health care deal ever, but it's also the largest so-called inversion in history. that's a tax saving maneuver for an american company reorganizing in a country with a lower corporate tax rate. allergan is based in ireland but runs operations out of new jersey, while pfizer is based in new york. >>> now to a massive car recall. ford is recalling more than 452,000 mid-sized cars because the gas tanks could potentially leak fuel. the recall covers certain ford fusion and mercury milan sedans built between 2008 through 2011. about 411,000 of these cars are in the u.s. ford says a valve on a gasoline vapor recovery canister can get stuck, causing repeated air pres

governor jack markell announced the honor for the former attorney general and army national guard majork in may. there will be ceremony in the spring to unveil signs for the major joseph r beau biden the third armed forces reserve center. the center houses the army and air national guard and local us navy reserves. biden son every vice president joe biden enlisted in 2003, and deployed to iraq in 2008. he earned the legion of merit and bronze star. >>> the fight is not over for president obama's immigration initiative. today his administration will ask the supreme court to weigh in on the plan on monday federal appeals court blocked the president's initiative that protect 5 million undocumented immigrants from deportation. republicans seo bamm an over stepped his authority and decide to go allow certain groups of illegal imigrants to stay in our country. twenty-six states filed lawsuit over the plan claiming it would put a strain on the resources. >> it is now called the twerking sex assault, and for the first time we are hearing from the victim, why he says he was too terrified to defe

delaware governor jack markell also refuse to go turn away refugees. he says in a cnn, it is important to show empathy to those fleeing death. but, in new jersey, it is a different story. governor chris christie sent letter to president obama saying he does not believe government backgrounds checks are tough enough to ensure safety. christie says he is directing the new jersey department of human services not participate in re-settling refugees from syria. new jersey has accepted 75 syrian refugees so far this year. according to data from the refugee processing center. >>> experts say governors don't have any authority to block those resettlements under the roughie gee act of 1980. >> with all of this playing out, mayor nutter back here at home outlines new security measure for this weekend's philadelphia marathon. >> some of the changes in response to the paris attacks, others in place since the boston marathon bombings. >> steve keel which more on the city's plans this weekend. >> reporter: the mayor wisely doing this like he does for all events, to

pennsylvania governor tom wolf and delaware governor jack markell both disagree with christie. they say their states will continue to offer asylum to syrian refugees. one of the largest syrian communities in the country is in the lehigh valley. aziz, who you see right here in the hat, came to allentown 24 years ago from syria. he says many in the syrian community here fear that terrorists will slip into the lehigh valley under the guise of refugee status. state officials say 38 refugees in total have resettled in the area in this past year. >> of course, they are going to bring some of the ideas they were using and those so-called tough neighborhoods or those terror neighborhoods, they'd use them over here and that's what we're afraid of. >> reporter: some relocation agencies tell us less than 3% of refugee applications are accepted by the united nations and many are rejected after background checks by homeland security. >> we've been talking a lot about tourism here. travel agents are fielding concerns from here at home when the risk of overseas trips following the attacks in

sick other governors including pennsylvania's governor tom wolf and jack markell of delaware say theyill welcome the refugees. much of the disagreement breaks down political party lines with republicans mostly against the president's plan and democrats mostly in support. president obama says a robust vetting process will make it safe for the u.s. to allow those refugees tore settle here in our country. >> philadelphia's next mayor is on board with that plan but our bruce gordon joins us live in the newsroom tonight and says some heated argument no doubt lies ahead bruce. >> reporter: absolutely. national security were not at stake opening our doors to refugees from the syrian bloodshed well this might be a simple proposition but national security is at stake. so the refugee question is not so simple. if we all work together we can make the park into something for everyone. >> reporter: we caught up with the democrat mayor elect as he read to first graders at the clara barton school. after talking to the kids about newcomers to this country. kenny has made clear he will when he takes o

governor jack markell issued a pardon for samuel burress today.urress was convicted for aiding slaves on the underground railroad. several of burress' descendents were in attendance today. a letter burress wrote in prison back in 1848 was read during today's ceremony. officials also u+unveiled a historical marker honoring burress as an underground railroad conductor. >>> imagine this, someone in montgomery county is a million dollars richer tonight. we'll tell you where the lucky ticket was purchased next. >>> plus, temple fans still feeling proud after a hard fought loss to notre dame. we'll look ahead at what's next for the owls coming up in sports. newspapers back christine donohue for supreme court. saying this daughter of a coal miner gets the highest rating from the bar association. they call donohue uniquely qualified. and cite her commitment to restoring integrity. both business and labor endorse donohue because she's independent and fair. prosecutors. firefighters. people who keep us safe - all back donohue. on tuesday - christine donohue

governor jack markell, for the former attorney general and national -- died every brain cancer in may, spring, unveiling signs for by biden the thirds reserve center. center houses the army and air national guard and local us navy reserves. biden the son of vice president joe biden enlist in the 2003, deployed to iraq in 2008. he earned legion of merit and brown star. >> the fight is not over for president obama's immigration initiative. today his administration will ask the supreme court to weigh in on his plan. on monday federal appeals court blocked the president's initiative, that protect 5 million undocumented immigrants from deportation. republicans seo bamm an over stepped his authority in decide to go allow certain groups of illegal imigrants to stay in our country. >> northwest chipotle chains back open today after e-coli outbreak that sickens dozens of people next how the chain is making an effort to prevent this from ever happening again. >>> plus, it will soon start to look a lot like christmas. and we'll tell you how reading is making changes to it city tree after last ye

six governors including pennsylvania's tom wolf and jack markell of delaware say they'll welcome theees. philadelphia's mayor elect who we reached at a school reading event says a roll out welcome mat for properly vetted rev refugees. >> these people are running from isis. they're not -- they're not part of isis and i would hope that our security community and our cia and our homeland security people could root out those people who are trying to hide amongst the innocents. but we can't turn away the innocents much this is america. >> kenney calls the opposition to the refugees cold hearted and said if this support for their entry causes people not to like him, quote, so be it. >> local family is thankful paramedic was in the right place at the right time to save their two-year-old's life. >> that paramedic went one step further to take care of the family. dale schroeder works as a par med.com with the philadelphia fire department. his wife wrote us facebook and shared these pictures. the little boy was in cardiac arrest last wednesday. schroeder was able to revive him and get him to

. >>> delaware governor jack markell issuing an official pardon for a man convicted of a crime nearlyrris a free black man from delaware was sentenced to prison on this day back in 1847. he was found guilty of helping slaves escape from their owners. today burris' record was wiped clean in the same courtroom he was convicted in. >> this is really about righting a wrong, correcting an injustice for somebody who was so brave, put themselves in harm's way to help others. >> ♪ >> burris was eventually sold back into slavery. his freedom was purchased by another abolitionist and burris continued his work for the abolitionist cause until his death in 1863. today officials also unveiled an historical marker honoring burris' work on the underground railroad. mom this is hugely important. is there anywhere in your house i can get a good signal? anyway, you were saying. it's a tragic love story. i love tragedy. what is that noise? what? i'm on set. what movie? i'm shooting a movie about laundry. leave slow internet behind. a movie about laundry? yeah the 100% fiber optics network gives you the

. >>> delaware governor jack markell issued a pardon today for a conductor on the underground railroadcted of a crime exactly 168 years ago. on this day in 1847, samuel burris was sentenced to prison after he was found guilty of helping slaves escape from their owners. but today his actions are no longer recorded as criminal but rather as acts of freedom and bravery. some of berk's descendants were on hand. >> 168 years after he natasha a jail for fighting against slavery, we in delaware are correcting that injustice. >> ♪ >> today's ceremony happened at the old statehouse in dover, the very location where burris' trial was held over one years ago. >> and still ahead here on a monday afternoon we've got details on some inclusive hotel deals. >> a woman catching a man secretly filming her and other girls. some were underage. she not only chased him down she got him to admit it yet he's not facing any charges. why police say what he did was legal. >> plus, if you can't possibly keep up with the kardashians anymore, stick around. we'll show you how to get a new web app that removes all re

however, both pennsylvania governor, tom wolf, and delaware governor, jack markell, say they continuepport the refugees and will welcome them. >> right now, it is 6:35. and we can't fight it any longer, thanksgiving is right around the corner, just one week and change, and then of course, comes the holiday season. and you can do it up this year, digital style. technology can help you navigate the season with a lot less work, too, and any help we will take it, right? check in with cbs news business analyst jill vest inning nerve new york more on that for us, jill, the biggest question is always, where do we start? this time of year you start scratching your head, start that list? >> i hate to tell this but do you have start with your holiday budget. i will make it easy for you, boo, so many apps that you can try, and it will make your life easy. mint you need a budget or good budget. next, you will build your gift list. you can use google dock, use list ease, i love this one it, allows to you invite your family members to up into holiday shopping list, now, there is another one that i

jack markell of delaware. thank you for joining us.in your positive position about refugees from syria. >> well, first of all, i mean an all governors, the thing we care the most about is keeping our people safe. that is a given. and so the refugees who come here from overseas go through the most secure, the most stringent review process that anybody who comes in this country goes through. and they have to go through it before they're allowed to cross the atlantic. i do, by the way, find it interesting that we're talking about syrian refugees when in the case of paris. my understanding is that virtually all the people who were perpetrators were either french or belgium citizens. and so are we talking about telling all french and belgium citizens or all french and belgium muslims that they're not coming? i've heard some presidential candidates say that we should only allow citizens. so are we going to change what's on the statute of liberty to say, give us your tired, your poor, your huddled masses, as long as they're christian? >> supp

the governor there is saying they can't risk a similar danger but others like delaware governor jack markell would provide asylum and that it's unfortunate that anyone would use the tragic events in paris to send a message there we don't understand the plight of these refugees. pennsylvania is currently accepting refugees as well. still no word this afternoon on new jersey's decision. >>> this is moyer smith an nypd officer who lost her life on 9/11. she was the only female officer to die that day. back in 2001, glamour magazine named her a woman of the year and her husband james smith accepted on her behalf. 14 years later james is returning his wife's award. why? because the magazine recently bestowed the same honor upon caitlyn jenner the former olympic gold medalist celebrated for her courage as a transgender woman and also helping to give a voice to others. james smith did not mince words in his letter to glamour magazine saying "i find it insulting to moy ya' smith's memory and the memory of other mer row wick women who have earned this award. was there no woman in america or the rest

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refugees into the country, however, both pennsylvania governor tom wolf and delaware governor jack machine markellontinue to support refugees and will welcome them into their states. >>> "eyewitness news" will continue to follow all of the developments surrounding the attacks in paris. you'll find updates on television and online at cbsphilly.com. >>> all they wanted was to fix their homes but the company they hired took their money and never came back. >> customers say it's a pattern of deception and they want it stopped. three on your side consumer reporter jim donovan joins us now with warning. >> that's right, ukee and jessica. they she would out their hard earned money and didn't get anything in return. yet the owner of the company is living in luxury. we know you're in there. hello! >> i just wanted to ask some questions but when i visited this mcmansion in marlton, only a family dog seemed happy to see me. >> i know they're in there, doggie. >> high questions from consumers like francine warring. >> why do you want to rob me out of hard earned money? >> reporter: all francine wanted was a r

beijing because of singles they being celebrated here by the alibaba group executive, chairman jack markels part of the deal to get them listed on the stock exchange? stephanie: listen, if you are tom farley, you take any excuse to go visit. nok: as you guys know, i'm great fan of the opening bell, the reason i wanted to mention it is because it is unusual and our own emily chang is interviewing jack ma today and we want you to watch that interview. get back: we've got to to this conversation for just one minute. when you say that things are relatively liquid, put that in perspective. classes, cmss asset bs does not seem liquid at all. no, it's not, and is a little this scary when it happens, you have to trade differently, effectively. i started here 20 years ago. high trade with somewhere in the middle getting lost the taking of risk, but the new paradigm of looks a lot like the old one, we will go back to those days again because banks will start being thanks again. something you have to get used to. the good news is that there is one player, one pool of capital, which means step act. wh