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so he met joseph smith, become a mormon under him and when joseph smith was murdered, when he died, strang said i am the successor to joseph smith. i will now lead the flock, and he claimed to have a letter of appointment from joseph smith. it's a forgery. people would know it almost immediately but he forged a letter naming him his successor. he wanted to succeed smith. his great rival was bring him young and we know he won out in this match and took the mormons to utah and the rest is history, but these guys were locked in a power struggle. they quickly became apparent that the other was the favorite of mormons. most decided they would follow him but strang became a dissident leader. he said i'm against split polygamy. to take my people and were going to form our own mormon colony and they eventually wound up on beaver island. >> was he a monogamous? >> he was originally. one of the reasons why a lot of mormons come at the time were attracted to him is because he rejected polygamy. young and joseph smith had practiced polygamy in secret. james rejected it. a lot of people liked that and

adam joseph is up there. can you see me adam? hey! >> this is a beautiful broadcast booth, nice digs and lighting and heaters. look what i found -- ha, ha, ha -- 6 abc dunkin' donuts. you need them for tomorrow. one lick? i'm sara bloomquist, channel 6 "action news" they smell so good. >> one of them looks like it bad licked already. i thought so. put that over by cecily's seat. >> ha, ha, ha. >> thanks sara i won't be touching those donuts if you want make it down to the parade route we have you covered. join me cecily, karen rogers, adam joseph, alicia vitarelli for the full coverage of the 6 abc dunkin donuts thanksgiving day parade. it all starts at 8:30 here on 6 abc. >> all right, the city of philadelphia is reducing parking rates to give holiday shoppered a break this evening. starting on saturday meter parking is free city wide after 11:00 a.m. all the way until the new year. also six garages in center city will charge a flat $8 fee during the select hours on the weekends. >> well, "action news" helps you kick off the holiday

joseph roselli is accused of flying a drone over a march. it when into restricted air space and nearly hit a police helicopter. he is facing one felony and one misdemeanor. and his family tells "action news" he had no criminal intent on flying the drone. >>> the employee men they arrested for a mall robbery could be connected to other high-profile robberies in philadelphia. they were seen in morristown macy's trying to steal clothes and boyds in center city and a macy's in northeast philadelphia were targeted in a similar manner, each time they made off with thousands of dollars worth of colognes. >>> a party weekend in manhattan ended in a gruesome deadly stabbing and two new jersey men were charged in the case. the body of 26-year-old joseph comunale was found in ocean port in a shallow grave. abc is live in new york for us with the details. >> reporter: monica, good evening to you. authorities telling us now that to men are facing second degree murder charges in the stabbing death of joseph comunale. they say the murder took place at an a

marc joseph faces several felony began tuesday night. police say a woman, visiting friends at the apartment house told them she was looking for more beer. when she asked residents in joseph's apartment, that's when he allegedly held a gun to her throat. police say that joseph also threatened the woman's husband. >> "i will do you," meaning i will shoot you. ray: police responded and confiscated a 40 caliber handgun was applied for and two days later, joseph was arrested. that arrest resulted in more charges. >> during that time it was found that he was also in possession of marijuana, crack cocaine and oxycodone pills. ray: police say they are still looking into whether or not joseph should have been able to possess that don. his bail was set at $10,000 and he is due back in court on the 17th. erin: thank you. you're taking a live look out at manchester. cooler air is making its way into the granite state. let's send it right over to meteorologist kevin skarupa for a look at the weekend as we get ready to turn back those clocks. kevin: t

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later joseph was arrested. later joseph was arrested. that arrest resulted in more , charges. >> during that time it was found that he was also in possession of marijuana, crack cocaine and oxycodone pills. >> police say they are still looking into whether or not joseph should have been able to possess that handgun. as for joseph, his bail was set at he is due back in court on $10,000. the 17th. jennifer: one of the companies that makes narcan is recalling some of the overdose antidote. teleflex says because of a problem with the narcan delivery devices it made this year, the drug may not be fully effective. the state says the kits it bought and gave out to community health organizations are not affected by the recall. but amr tells us it had to return two dozen kits. anyone who obtained narcan through a pharmacy should see if it's affected by the recall. arrested for shoplifting while police say her two small children were waiting in the car. officers arrested 34-year-old shanna jacobs thursday at a kohl's in

i need joseph around. babies, sometimes tumble out of cribs, mine tumbled out of a high chair which i think is an even higher fall when they were that age. and you can see, i think, on your video that there is that like little sort of protective ledge built on the changing table but your baby just tumbles right over that one? >> yeah. the truth is, is that now i know, everybody who has dropped a baby, whose baby fell off the bed, the couch, the high chair, changing tables, i'm getting all kinds of e-mails, and all kinds of stories, and confessions, really. and the truth is, i think that as parents we try our best, we try to protect our kids, nobody wants to see an accident like that happen. and accidents happen anyways. so the purpose of this video is really just to bring awareness, and we decided that we wanted to help other people to make sure that whoever doesn't have a joseph around can, you know, just be more vigilant. >> this happened roughly 100% of us, you know, who have had kids. so it definitely

after karen joseph after karen joseph was told a technical problem caused the computer to show she had already checked in at another polling place and a paper jam kept the machine from giving her a ballot, she was infuriated. the elections office only had one solution: a provisional ballot. but joseph wouldn't 10news to step in for help. here's what we found out to help you: every county has a canvassing board that reviews and validates any ballot with inconsistencies. although we're told situations like this are rare, it's important you fight to have your situation carefully scrutinized. in joseph's case that committee found she was right and allowed her to vote. on facebook, a lot of you are telling us there has got to track who is casting a ballot and when. you came up with some great ideas-- i'm going to dig into those at 6 and tell you if they could work...at 6:00. ian.... the reward is now up to 10- thousand dollars for information that leads to an arrest in the case of a deadly hit and run. one woman was killed, and a polk county deputy was severely injured. it's just one in a s

joseph warren. dr. joseph warren was reinterred four times, his skull photographed by his nephew also a director and founder of mass general hospital in the 1850s. they didn't think about forensic. nobody put a ruler in here to figure out size. but through some forensics that the biography dr. joseph warren has done, dr. sam foreman is the biographer, they were able to do averaging of orbitals for males of his ethnicity during that era to try to get some measurement here. here is the entry room and there's the blast out the back of the skull. this entry wound, this entry shot is determined as about half an inch in diameter. the musket that the british soldiers carried 3/4 of an inch. this shot is smaller, which means it's probably a pistol shot. a pistol was carried by either an officer or officer's servant. we don't know much about servants, but a lot of officers were nobody else. they had servants, either from home or handpicked one soldier to be acting as their servant on the battlefield. whoever it

and adam joseph is live outside on an outdoor adventure. hi there adam. >> we are live at johnson locust hall farm. a beautiful day, we are thinking apples and pumpkin pie and hayrides, you ready to go? >> yay! >> we are going to check out the farm and see what popcorn looks like when it grows. and we'll have the forecast when we return. there you go -- >>> it's time for the "action news" traffic report. as we get ready to start the ride home, matt pellman is in the traffic center with the first check. >> it's nicer than yesterday weather wise but we have traffic and transit complications including it's norristown high speed line due to the people being struck. you are running the buses instead of the trains between norristown and bryn mawr. the buses if you don't feel like taking them take the paoli regional rail line. 21 minutes behind on 541. and septa's route 15 trolley is running behind because a school bus doesn't want to run. that is causing delays on the 15 trolley. no shortage of delays here on the vine street expressway jammed in

adam joseph is live at varner farms. are you thinking past thanksgiving and into christmas. >> my family we get the christmas tree the first weekend after thanksgiving. but we are in the field now and scratching the surface as to how many acres of trees they have. they have five different kinds of trees, 70 acres of trees to choose from from all different sizes and we'll talk about the trees and then we'll talk about the temps, not feeling thanksgiving like and you see 70s and 80s from st. louis to atlanta, notice the 30s in the northern plains and bismark, that is where temperatures are crashing and they will turn more winter like here in the upcoming weekend, we'll talk about the forecast. we got off the wagon and everyone is looking at the trees, what do you do when you get off the wagon. the first thing is go to the bin and grab one of our several hundred saws and search for the perfect trees. >> and muscles. >> these are brand new blades a couple of swipes and have you your tree. we bale it and wrap it and bring it

joseph: hablando de belleza.ne las cosas en el carrito, ella puso 733 $ de maquillaje en el carrito y de repente le dio comprar pensando que tenÍa la tarjeta de regalo y se fuera tarjeta de mamÁ que estaba puesta. subiÓ un video diciendo dios, me van a matar a alguien que me ayude a cancelar la orden! parece ser que la mamÁ le dijo que incluso se lo puede dar de regalo de navidad. pero entrÓ en pÁnico. llamÓ a servicio a cliente, y sobre todo y no podÍa cancelar la orden. carolina:ya sabemos si queremos utilizar la cuenta de javier la podemos utilizar que Él no se va a molestar. javier:del amor y de esas compras, pasamos al calor y a las gÉlidas temperaturas de una calle y un desnudo. un hombre en rusia luego de que su novia lo abandonarÁ mientras estaba en pleno acto sexual, el hombre dijo a la policÍa que hizo una broma de lo ocurrido. su novia tuvo un ataque de nervios y decidiÓ abandonarlo sin ropa. el vodka fue para calentarse. un momento poco grato. carolina: quien sabe que le hizo la novia para haberlo sac

lets go to adam joseph. it's gloomy but it's your birthday. >> happy birthday. >> you know it's always a bright note when it's your birthday. despite the rain out there we see the patch of green in the heart of the delaware valley, pops of rain working through the schuylkill expressway 95 the vine street expressway and the split at 422 and the pennsylvania turnpike, some really busy roads this time of year getting heavy rain passing through in and around philadelphia. and also an area down to the south, salem you see heavy rain working from wilmington to salem just to the east of port penn and we watch that area sink to the south into southern new jersey. not only is it treery with the rain and clouds, 53 allentown and 55 in philadelphia and millville 55 degrees and the same for cape may. overnight tonight showers and a round of steady rain continue to push through. a .10 to .25 inch. yellow echos on the radar could see up to a half inch. with the wet leaves and also the sun almost about to set. watch for sl

adam joseph is joining us now with more on what tonight has in store. >>> sprinkles now falling here on city avenue, the cold front comes through and that is what brought the clouds and a few showers. as we look at stormtracker 6 live double scan light green from wilmington to philadelphia and all points north and west. and southern lancaster county. you can see again patches of green in montgomery county and chester county and lancaster county up to the lehigh valley. they are barely dampening the ground and hit the windshield wiper once or twice, and eventually sweeps off the coast here. the clouds break up between 9:00 and 11:00 and temperatures hold fairly steady in the mid-50s. 51 and lower 50s by 11:00 tonight and the spotty showers give way to partly cloudy skies and low temperatures 46 by tomorrow morning. then tomorrow afternoon temperatures again going close to 60. notice the heat building in the midsection of the country and the surge is to the east as we close out the week on friday going into the mid to upper 60s here and notice the swirl over chicago and cold air over b

for sharrie williams alicia vitarelli and adam joseph, i'm brianaff.arrie adam and ducis rodgers tonight and every night for a full hour of "action news" at 10:00 on phl17. >> now here are rick williams and monica malpass with a look at what's ahead at 5:00. hi, guys. >> hi. thank you. coming up next on "action news" at 5 o'clock two early morning fires destroyed several homes in new jersey overnight. the investigation under way at both scenes at this hour after firefighters battled windy conditions all morning long. >>> also tonight, developing right now a search for a killer is that under way in texas after a police officer there was shot and killed over the weekend. >> plus, the bill vetoed by pennsylvania governor tom wolf today aimed at increasing protection for law enforcement across the state. we'll have those stories and more coming up next at 5:00. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> "action news." delaware valley's leading news program. with jaime apody, meteorologist cecily tynan, rick williams and monica malpass. >> ♪ >> flames and smoke sent people scrambling fo

meteorologist adam joseph joining us now. loaferring what in the 50's most damage. >> we have and the sunshine began our monday, clouds have quickly moved in at this point and rain is on the foreseeable future here as we go in late tonight but as we take a live look right now all is dry. still a couple of breaks there on the horizon as that sun is about to set here, 51 degrees, dewpoint at 30 degrees, southerly wind at 10 miles an hour and the pressure of 30.13-inches and it is dry for our eagles in town here this evening. you can watch it right here on 6abc. mostly cloudy, south-sweet four to 8 miles an to hate milen hour. 49 degrees your kickoff by the fourth quarter 48 degrees but take a look at the system heading our way. tornado watches in the deep south and a whole lot of rain in parts of the tennessee valley, ohio valley. we'll let you know when it arrives as couple of rounds of heavy rain and we'll let you know how much to expect and also have that seven day coming up in just a little bit, guys. >> thanks adam. >>> af

joseph center. doing this awhile now. i see you have your apron on now and have relocated. >> reporter: yes. i have relocated. we are out of rain. i have my apron on and i am ready to work and so are the volunteers that arrived in the last half hour. we are setting up breakfast, cookie, muffins and bread here at the st. joseph center. coming.-- volunteers of all ages are coming, in addition to the 21,000 meals served at 14 shelters from 11:00 to 1:00. there will also be 10,000 meals delivered to the homebound in five counties. i tweeted out a list of the locations. if you are watching and would like to help out, the catholic diocese tells me it is difficult the to do on the day- of, be you you can donate time of year, or even help with the meal served on christmas day. thousands are served then, too. breakfast is served at 8:00 here at the st. joseph center but the volunteers are up bright and early and ready to help those in need this morning. >> you know, sarah, you mentioned helping out for chris

adam joseph is in the middle of the excitement. is that a cookie? >> christmas cookies? >> i'm ruining my dinner not a good thing. but they are so good. they are handing out chocolate chip cookies and gingerbread and sugar cookies and hot chocolate. come down this is a free event and tree lighting an hour from now and speaking of the tree, it's 53 feet tall, 9,000 lights and it came from yuille's farm. the original tree that the philadelphia museum of art picked out they found an an ar r arborist that a porcupine drilled a hole in it and they had to fine another one. the beautiful white fir their second pick but still beautiful. it's perfect and sunshine and high clouds are coming in from the western sky right now. temperatures coming in 47 degrees in reading and 50 for philadelphia and 49234 millville and lancaster 46 degrees. as we look at satellite and radar a sunny day and high clouds coming in from the west you see showers working their way toward cleveland. north of state college and a couple of sprinkles and as we zoom out to the west, low pressure now near chicag

joseph colon it is early. : it is early.rse. on trade policy, i think you have radical changes. the end of tpp and so forth. so a mixed bag, and still unpredictable. tom: the backdrop from your wonderful monograph from a year ago, which i claimed was a must-read, and your reaffirmation of project syndicate the other day goes to your optimism on the nation. let's go to the quote, the "morning must-read" from this anding, from professor nye, it is real simple. tom: professor, how should mr. trump discuss, act, and behave with mr. putin? : he has a double task. he does not want to undercut the sanctions that tell them that neighbor'ssteal your territory. on the oven hand, we have business to do with the russians. iran, afghanistan, north korea, the arctic. --re are lots of things syria and the middle east -- lots of things where we have to do business. so he has to have a businesslike relationship, which is what he prizes himself -- what he prides himself in. but at the same time not let vladimir putin off the hook with regards

costello was 15 years old got into a fight with 18-year-old joseph zagarella. >> reporter: he came into the accident and responded by picking them up, turning him up in slamming his head down to a concrete >> reporter: joseph zagarella seen in court is facing assault and battery charges. >> man: an unfortunate situation. we don't know the whole case. >> reporter: prosecutors say moments after the fight rents didn't know what to do with joseph zagarella. >> woman: one of the victim's friends saw him being tracked out of a barn in the backyard by three other individuals. >> reporter: joseph zagarella's mom said her son was on life my arms last night.tessa was by his hospital bedside. >> child: you can see the life support how his chest would move. i love you, ethan. >> reporter: tessa said there were about 100 people at the party and she didn't hear anything. she said right now if i could trade places with costello she would. in the meantime we talk to costello's mom and she said her son love the martial arts. she said right now i can't breathe it is too much to handle right now. for now

joseph: ubicas lo que es la realidad virtual?rolina:es legal? joseph:es legal. un dÓlar por experiencia. carolina: es un dÓlar y despuÉs cuesta 250 $. joseph: porque tienes que jugar el juguete, el visor. lo que cuesta un dÓlar es la experiencia nada mÁs. si quieres empezar esta gratis por un mes. javier: temas bastante complejos, todo el mundo habla del gato con la cara mÁs triste del planeta. se lo presentamos, se llama bem bem. carolina: su dueÑa publicÓ esas fotografÍas despuÉs de adoptarlo. luego de haber sido llevados de una clÍnica severamente maltratado. hoy pasÓ de ser el gato mÁs triste del mundo a ser el gato mÁs amado del universo. javier: a mi me encantan los gatos ademÁs. joseph: con esa carita merece ser amado. javier: antes de irnos a en exclusiva de impacto. se acuerdan de luis alberto aguilera? el revelÓ que era el hijo secreto de juan gabriel para disipar cualquier duda de su origen decidiÓ ir mÁs allá. luis alberto:para mi no hay duda ni nada. voluntariamente me quise hacer una prueba de adn. carolina: este mu

((joseph pinkney victim's father: he was nonchalant, lackadaisical, you know what i mean. like you know, like so what. a lot of that is happening with young kids now they don't...they stupid. )) kids now they don't...they stupid. )) says he has forgiven black and is satisfied with the 5-to-15 year sentence. he says nothing will bring back his little girl... but he feels a sense of relief knowing black will be locked up for a long time. now, he hopes his family can move on as well. ((victim's mother: it was unnecessary what he done. matthew pinkney victim's brother: i'm devastated.)) ((karen castro)) >> black is already serving 37 years to life for other unrelated crimes. he will serve the sentencf time. reporting live, karen castro, 8 news now. ((denise valdez)) >>> new at five... police tell us a woman tried to clean up a crime scene with household chemicals... after a deadly shooting near downtown las vegas. porshay banks is behind bars... accused of shooting and killing nelson navarijo-padilla on friday... at an apartment near fremont and eastern. according to the polic

and when it happened i just ran and caught him. >> good job joseph. their mom says she turned around for just a second. but now, knows, that is all it takes for an accident to happen. >> wow. technology and being outdoors, we taught up with ten-year-old ron as he learned about what brought a powerful engine to life. he hopped into a 2016 corvette. he went for a ride in the coupe and shot some video so he could experience what it was like. one most impressed with the technology he found in the car. he loves figuring out how everything works. he has been in foster care almost half his life. he would love to find a forever family. and you can learn more juan or any of the children looking for adoptive families. all you have to do, call the adoption exchange. >>> finally, let's get a feel >>> finally, let's get a feel like winter and a few hours ,, when you freeze something, it's for later. there's no way to be sure! but wendy's is sure that if you want a juicy, delicious hamburger, right now it should be made with fresh, never-frozen beef. unlike some ot

his father says that joseph is a good bright kid fascinated with technology. >> no criminal intent. at the wrong place at the wrong time. had nothing to do with any protests or anything like that. just with his buddies seeing what was going on and i think that just snowballed. >> there was a street protest going on and above it a police helicopter. it's alleged that the tiny drone swooped under the copter and before that -- >> it came directly at the front of the helicopter the pilot was not sure if it hit the windshield of the helicopter before it veered off. chopper 6 hd followed it to the roof tom and the buck county native was later taken into custody and that the drone flew as high as 1500 feet and for a time was flying in restricted air space. >> it was restricted due to hahnemann hospital and drexel. and anyone that flew into philadelphia knows that is an approach for philadelphia international airport. >> could the little drone by a threat to a 3,000 pound helicopter. it could damage the rear rotor. >> if it struck the rotor we could have an aircraft out of control dropping

here's another look at 45-year old joseph flanagin. court documents show he was arrested in september for theft. his third conviction on that kind of charge. plan began was set to be released from jail in march. he was granted trustee status for good behavior which allowed him to work outside under supervision. now, if caught he'll face the new theft and esc any new information we will certainly pass it along to you. . >> this guy had just a few months left and now he does this. i take it he's facing a much longer time now. ryan, thank you. >>> well, this morning questions about whether ybor city is safe after this jaw dropping video is released of a fight at 7th avenue bar. the fight ended with a driver plowing right onto the sidewalk there targeting a guy and then right through the bar. so ybor city has been battling this per session for quite some time now. >> yeah, that's right and a lot of work has been done to make ybor city more family-friendly. there's a popular saturday market and frequent festivals celebrating the area's hist

joseph says he's not sure how he managed to h baby brother. the whole family, though, they call it a miracle. they say god had to have helped joseph. >>> well, the best way to save money on groceries apparently is to eat all the food you buy. interesting staff in the epa, they estimate 21% of waste in landfills and incinerators comes from food, and that waste costs you money, obviously. always check the fridge before you head to the store. force yourself to prepare what menus. buying in bulk, of course, can help save money, but that's only if you use what you buy. remember, before produce goes bad, freeze it. >>> speaking of food, going to be busy on the roads next week ahead of the biggest food-focussed holiday in the year. aaa is forecasting 48.7 million americans will travel over the holiday weekend. that's the most number of travelers since 2007, the year before the global aaa also expects at least one million to travel at least 50 miles from home. that's a nearly 2% increase over last year. >>> most women know that yo-yo dieting is not go

here's another look at 45 years old joseph flanagin. court documents show he was arrested in september for theft, his third conviction on that kind of charge. flanagin was set to be released in march just a few months from now. he was granted trustee status for good behavior which allowed him to work outside under supervision. now, if caught he'll fac will be here, and the moment we get any new developments on the story we will certainly let you know. >> okay. we'll check back with you. ryan, thank you. >>> this morning new details on a story we've been following for you this week. we first told you about the phony robbery at usf wednesday morning. campus police tell us that a 19-year old lied about being robbed. we're now learning the real a threatening note under her dorm room door along with 4 other people. police are now trying to determine if the faked robbery as retaliation. . >> we expended a lot of resources on this. the culture within the residence halls has been impacted the university climate and community has been affected b

here's another look at 45-year old joseph flanagin. court documents show he was arrested in september. his third conviction. he was set to be behavior which allowed him to work outside under supervision. now, if caught he faces new charges. we will remain here in lakeland and if we get any new information on the search or the suspect's where abouts well certainly let you know. >> a release date, and now this he was almost out there. >>> well, this morning questions about whether yborit released of a fight at a 7th avenue bar. the fight ended with the driver plowing his car into a man on the sidewalk and right through the front door of the bad monkey bar. ybor city has been battling this perception for years now. . >> those of us who have lived here for a long time know a lot of work has been done to make ybor city more family friendly. celebrating the area's history but it's video like this showing that fight that leads up to the car slamming into a man before going through the front of the bar that stops all of that progress in its tr

(thomas joseph/protester) "many people had symptoms of hypothermia. our medical facility inside the camp treated over 200 people," the conflict began when protesters tried to remove burned vehicles from the escalated. after fires broke out, police were using hoses to extinguish them, but they say protesters began throwing objects at them and they used the hoses to control the crowd. law enforcement says they will take the appropriate steps to keep officers safe. (sheriff kyle kirchmeier/ morton county, nd) "we're just not going to let people or protesters in large groups come in and threaten officers. that's not happening." (officer) "we can use whatever force there was more than just hoses used to disperse the crowd. (thomas joseph) "they were met by brutal force, with water cannons, tear gas, pepper spray and rubber bullets in unbelievable amounts. it was horrific, a horrific scene" highway 1806 and the backwater bridge remain closed. ((kirsten joyce)) >>> the recovery process is underway after japan was hit by a massive earthquake the size and the

now, the search is onto find joseph flanagin. now, they searched this area near a sam's club in lakeland last night. he took off from a county fleet management building in bartow around 3:30 yesterday afternoon that's when the all-out search began. this is video of the search from eagle 8 hd. deputies drove around in cars and used k-9 units hoping to he's back behind bars. here's another look at 45-year old joseph flanagin. documents show he was arrested in september for theft his third conviction on that kind of charge. he was set to be released in march. he was granted trustee status for good behavior which allowed him to work outside under supervision. now if caught he'll face new theft and escape charges. we will remain here in lakeland if we get any new details on the know. >> needless to say if caught he'll probably be in there for a little longer than march. >> exactly. >>> this morning questions about whether ybor city is safe after jaw dropping video is released of a fight at a 7th avenue bar. it ended with a driver plow

"action news" continues at 10:00 with phl 17 and ducis rogers and adam joseph. and please join us on channel 6 for a hidden camera investigation. here is wendy saltzman with a preview. >> reporter: did you ever wonder what is in these hand dryers? "action news" tested filth and grime to find out what germs are lurking inside. >> i thought it was dirty down in there when you stick your hans in there. >>> see the results of our investigation on "action news" tonight at 11:00. >> cecily tynan and the entire "action news" team. i'm jim gardner we hope you'll join us for "action news" at 11:00. my gravy had an accident. follow me. i'm usually the gravy master. my guest list just tripled. i want to go really big with my appetizers. we can do it without blowing our budget. oh yeah, this is great! my family deserves a new tradition... happier and healthier. everything for thanksgiving. that's my giant. >>> tonight, breaking news. after the deadly storm, the new and major system set to hit tonight. chicago, detroit, several cities in the bulls eye. then, moving east, aff

. >> commissioner caminong commissioner joseph commissioner lee commissioner frost president tan. >>uorum i'm pretty much that commissioner perez said he'll be in attendance this evening and commissioner thomas is out of town. >> we have quorum the first item on the agenda is general public comment for comments that relative to the business of entertainment commission any public comment. not seeing any, public comment is closed. move on to item 2 the approval of our minutes from october 4th i move to approve all right. a motion is there a second second. >> all right. there is a motion that has been seconded any changes or comments to the minutes? i don't see any any public comment on the minutes nope public comment is closed. commissioners take a vote >> start on the other end commissioner frost commissioner lee commissioner joseph commissioner caminong i'm going to abstain. >> you don't need to be presents maybe you were not here doesn't matter where you were present or not. >> from here on out if you're not here you can vote for approve the minutes and president tan. >> that item p

it wouldn't just be for joshua, it would be for joseph too. it means a lot that we can share this gift. >> i didn't think it would get this big. >> families come on down here, shirt. >> reporter: now joshua is sharing his t-shirt with all the patients here at children's hospital. >> what's your name? how old are you? >> 8. >> you're 8? i'm 8 too. >> reporter: boys and girls, and moms and dads. >> brave does conquer fear. >> reporter: matty is 15 months old, and recently diagnosed with leukemia. kylie has been here before, she's fighting a lung infection. brendan is just beginning his stay. sam is going home. >> i think a lot of people need this because they need to be brave. >> reporter: bravery is never in short supply here. >> you guys on your birthday? >> reporter: it comes in bursts during the highs and the lows. >> i never thought i'd be in this spotion, but i think sometime we go through hard things in life to prepare us for the really hard things. so we're ready to fight it head on, and i think we're in the right place. ? [ music ] ? pu

lets head outside to adam joseph. barely any sunshine out there now. >> reporter: the clouds quickly increased here ahead of a warm front pushing in and temperatures today are warmer than yesterday. we are at 60 degrees right now in philadelphia. but even warmer temperatures -- take a look at the numbers, 60 in philadelphia, 61 in washington, and again pittsburgh 76 degrees behind that warm front, 80 in charleston, west virginia and cincinnati 78. and look at the warmth waiting in the wings that is beginning to pull up from the south and west. and nashville right now 87 degrees and the frontal boundary supplying clouds as we go through the overnight hours. it stays cloudy between 7:00 and 11:00. temperatures fall but only a degree or two between the 7:00 and 11:00 hour. and the low tonight not much farther south than that. 54 at 11:00 and dipping to 51 by morning. so for the next few days temperatures go back into the 70s to near 80 degrees, thursday afternoon we watch for gusty thunderstorms much like here on sunday

. >> commissioner caminong commissioner joseph commissioner lee commissioner frost president tan. >> we have quorum i'm pretty much that commissioner perez said he'll be in attendance this evening and commissioner thomas is out of town. >> we have quorum the first item on the agenda is general public comment for comments that relative to the business of entertainment commission any public comment. not seeing any, public comment is closed. move on to item 2 the approval of our minutes from october 4th i move to approve all right. a motion is there a second second. >> all right. there is a motion that has been seconded any changes or comments to the minutes? i don't see any any public comment on the minutes nope public comment is closed. commissioners take a vote >> start on the other end commissioner frost commissioner lee commissioner joseph commissioner caminong i'm going to abstain. >> you don't need to be presents maybe you were not here doesn't matter where you were present or not. >> from here on out if you're not here you can vote for approve the minutes and president tan. >> t

>> i want to think my buddy roger joseph. today is his birthday. he was stationed in puerto rico for a while. he was in the marines and navy. >> davis felt as is my coworker . >> i want to thank all the men and women out there who are still giving their service

picture perfect today as we head outside for a first check of the accuweather forecast with adam josephhe lucky guy to be enjoying this weather. >> a lot of sunshine and again it's going to spill into the beginning of the weekend but then we'll pay the price here saturday night t as we take a look at the high so far today, 69 in philadelphia, the same for washington, 71 in richmond. buffalo, new york, at 72 degrees today. 77 for charleston, west virginia and the same for roanoke, virginia but this is the party crasher so to speak here in the northern plains. large low pressure wrapping up west of that low, blizzard warns and conditions in northern minnesota and then a powerful cold front from slick to saint louis bringing severe weather now through southern parts of illinois approaching indiana and parts of the western tennessee valley and it's that tremendous difference in air temperature that's creating a lot of wind. 71 in indianapolis, 63 chicago, 40 des moines, 33 in minneapolis and as we take a look at how it's going to feel this weekend, we're going to see a 42-degree drop in how

dedededly, joseph. he's there. was. he came to look up a gentleman by the name of randall and then d darted. so we talk to this randall. unfortunately, he departed, too, and you thought little charlie was stupid. every once in a while my faith in my fellow man is sorely tried. but there's no time to dwell on that now. ( groans ) you all right? yeah, i'm all right. i'm all right. oh, i just had the wind knocked out of me. take it easy. look, we can't waste any time. i'll get him.. wait, wait. you'll come back, won't you? that's a thought,, isn't it? ( hoofbeats ) ( neighs ) good afternoon, charles. - [narrator] what if you had a medical emergency away from home? - my chest hurts, i can't breathe. - [narrator] what you need is mobilehelp, america's premiere mobile medical alert system. most systems only work at home, but with mobilehelp, you get help outside the homom cellular networks at the press ofof button. - i couldn't dial 911 because i was out of it. i just pususd the button and when i woke up i was in the hospital

. >>> adam joseph is standing by. we do need this. >> we do need this. as you look at sky 6 hd live, you don't see much of the center city skyline, the visible down to 4 miles creating some delaysal philadelphia international airport so check in with your carrier. quite a mess out there with the low clouds and the low visibility and also still some light showers falling across much of the area. not only creating headache for air travel but also foot travel as well as traffic here along most of the roadways, as they are still wet on the northeast extension and heaviest rain on 422 and 22, and a break from 95 from wilmington to philadelphia. the steadiest and heaviest rain earlier is now long gone wren going to catch a break here overnight tonight. but what a wet day. again it's much needed because it's the wettest day we have seen if philadelphia in nearly seven weeks have you to go to the beginning of october to see this much rain in one setting so to speak. so far today closing in on an inch in philadelphia and take a look at the month of november groun

lets go to adam joseph with the update on the forecast. >> i can't concentrate now. my stomach is growling. >> bacon. if you are watching in the newsroom, save four, if you look at stormtracker 6 live double scan we have a few showers in southern parts there of cape may county. that was the first line that passed through barely dampening the ground and a second line to the north with the actual cold front now slicing through the lehigh valley kind of straddling along interstate 78 all the way from easton and as you head toward hamburg, those will continue to sink to the south quick heavy downpours with these and strong, gusty winds and if you close in here bethlehem and market street, the heavy downpour is sinking to the south there now and also sinking just to the south of interstate 22 there, just to the north of downtown allentown. if you look at the temperatures there, tropping to the north 70 in allentown and reading and lower 70s at atlantic city airport. 73 there and 73 for dover. they did make it into the 80s before the first shower passed through in delaware

adam joseph is standing by on a rainy day. >> reporter: you know brian, i would give you $1,000 if you can tell me where liberty one is. >> ha, ha, ha. >> somewhere near -- everyone is trying. >> do you have the answer? >> no. i was hoping you could help me out. sky 6 hd from the temple university camera, looking towards center city not seeing a thing and visible is low here this evening, the low clouds and fog and the camera is up pretty high, it's not that bad as ground level. 38 in wilmington and 4 in millville and less than or close to a .25 mile for toms river as well as the atlantic city airport. the one thing going for us now is no steady rainfall across the area. a couple of light showers in northern montgomery county and parts of the lehigh valley. and mist and drizzle here and there and awaiting another round of heavier rain and maybe a rumble of thunder closer to the midnight hour. 60 now in philadelphia and 60 in millville. and mid-50s in the lehigh valley. and 68 degrees in dover. and the numbers they are not going to stop here and they continue to climb here during the ev

joseph has a man bunt, by the way. the three wise men are riding a segway and the animals are eating gluten-free hay. on new at 930 -- might have a few suggestions -- kevin torres found them sprawled out in the lobby at the history car at a museum and tells us they are delicious and well preserved, given their expected age. >> happy holidays from history >> the holidays are best spent at home and few homes are as tasteful and traditional as the gingerbread kind. to kick off its first year, the historic gingerbread house competition features some prominent places. >> is all buildings that are listed on the national registration of historic places. on. to know, of all the ones you've seen here, which would you think think is the best? >> that one because it has the polls. >> this can be community consists of a collection cultivated by culinary artists from the art institute. >> while it was difficult for them to build the actual which one you think is best. would you do through a ballot. >> the most votes will win, but b

joseph hospital yesterday. she was shot in the leg when 15 bullets tore through her family's home wednesday. her mom did describe the nightmare to us. >>i was totally scared. i thought i was going to lose my >>tampa police say they believe the group of men who fired the shots were targeting the girl's father. he entrant house for cover. >>> without the -- he ran into the house for cover. >>> a committee parents and principals gave the green light to redrawing school boundaries. the board will hold a public meeting about the plan to move the school zones. the board will have a final vote on website, abcactionnews.com. >>> the man convicted of killing a jacksonville teenager over loud music is going to stay in prison. a florida appeals court rejected an appeal yesterday by michael dunn's attorneys claiming the shooting in november of 2012 was self-defense. dunn fired 10 shots into jordan davis' suv after arguing with the teen. dunn claimed the teen had a gun, but police on the scene never found one. national secu

don champion explains joseph cook has seen a lot in his 92 years. the world war ii veteran flew air corps ahead of the battle of okinawa (joseph e. cook/army veteran 27:25) "we had some scares up there" (-:41) more than 70 years have passed, but the memories haven't faded. "i think about the people that paid the real price, boy i tell you , they're real heroes"(-:21) cook wanted to visit the national world war ii memorial in washington, d.c., but he's not healthy enough to make the trip. (sarah hill/honor everywhere ) "it's really sad in a way cuz we to build the world war 2 memorial and we're losing our veterans at a rate of 500 a day nationwide, world war 2 veterans" (-:07) sarah hill co-founded honor everywhere, which bring the memorials to ailing veterans through virtual reality. "this is a way that they can feel like they were there"(-:45) cook was able to finally see the monument in 3-d through these goggles. "thank you sniffle" cook's daughter and son were also ced (joe cook/cook's son) "this memorial is for him and to have him see that- and

joseph keeps saying when he grows up he's going to tell him, you know, i saved your life. i'm sure he'll remind him for the rest of his life, but he saved his life, it's true. >> my mom said she wanted to give me a present and so did my grandparents, but i told them i didn't need a present. >> reporter: mara schiavocampo, abc news, new york. >> who needs a present when you have that kind of leverage over your younger sibling. >> yeah. >> and the mother says he wasn't even in the room at the time. to be walking by the doorway when he saw his little brother fall. >> and sprung into action there. >> now, this actually happened in september but the mother says she waited to post it on facebook. >> she was embarrassed about it at first but decided to post it after the election because, quoting here, people were so angry and mean to each other on facebook this was a nice moment. >>> sleep apnea is being eyed as the cause of a fatal commuter crash in september. one person died when the train plowed into the train terminal in hoboken, new jersey, just across from manhattan. offici

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