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keith, what is the campaign saying today? >> reporter: well, i just got done talking with the campaign manager. they are confident despite the double-digit deficit they are seeing in a lot of the polls. they say in so many words that frankly the polls are nonsense because they don't account for voter turnout. they are counting on a low turnout from the democratic voter who is outnumber the voters in pennsylvania by a million. and they typically democrats don't show up in non-presidential election years. the governor and his wife susan are expected here at 8:00 p.m. they voted in shaler this morning. that's the video you're seeing that is 20 minutes north of pittsburgh. that's where the governor ended his campaign. and mike barley tells me, the campaign manager, they aren't paying attention to polls. >> the polls, again, it doesn't measure turnout. and it doesn't really account for turnout. and i can probably give an hour-long rant about how i feel about some of the met tricks they use to conduct the polls, but at the end of t

let's get right over to keith russell with the highlights. keith, good game today.reat thanksgiving. >> chris, we gobbled those boys up. you know remember how bad you felt about the eagles just two weeks ago? boy, do we feel good about this team right now. eagles had never lost on thanksgiving day. that was not about to change. mark sanchez played his butt off. jordan matthews with seventh td of the year. second half lesean mccoy he said he's the same guy last year when he led the nfl in rushing. 159 of the birds 250 plus yards rushing and e guilty d dropped it like it's hot. 33-10 the final numbers. eagles in sole possession of the nfc east at nine and three and knock the cowboys down to size. mccoy took his talk about being the best is not done. >> i feel like nobody gave us a chance today. you know, and i think that you go in there and you want the super bowl. that's the goal that's what we're doing. >> chris coming up in sports we'll tell you why the eagles are confident they can do the very same thing when the two teams meet again in two weeks. >> i'm sure they

keith, what did the detective have to say? >> jim sloan says this was a terrible ordeal wideal for the the family, and is glade could bring carlesha back home. the victim's mother gave him a big hug, thanked him for fulf l fulfilling his promise to bring her daughter home. today sloan said there was a big hero in the case, the man who witnessed the abduction in the first place. >> gentleman by the name of dwayne fletcher. everyone keeps on saying hero and stuff like that. he witnessed it. he watched. he called the police twice. he waited for the police. he waited for me. if it wasn't for him, i don't think we'd have the same outcome. this man is a hero. i wish that he was here, but apparently he's at work until 4:00. >> now, detective sloan broke the news to the family carlesha was found safe yesterday. he was on the phone first with her sister, britney, broke the news with her and said she should start cheering because her sister had been found safe. live in the digital operations center, keith jones, nbc 10 news. >>> this ju

keith, tell us about this. >> reporter: that's right. her name is katie. she says she felt humiliated. she was on a plane on the tarmac helded to philadelphia international in south philadelphia when she describes she started breaking out into these light hives. that's when the flight attendant decided to kick her off the blaen. >> katie snapped this picturesque landing into charlotte. >> i started sweating and i started itching.÷u so i asked for benadryl. >> she's a senior at villanova, a biokem major/x;ey fresh off o interview at medical school. >> they kept asking me questions for ebola. i'm not blind. i'm not stupid. >> the one question they asked over and over and over, had she traveled outside the u.s. in the past year. her answer, no. she says u.s. airways made an announcement to the plane. we can't help you right now. that's not under our control. that we have to have you off of this flight as if i was some giant risk to the entire flight. nbc 10 contacted the airline. they paid fer a hotel and rebooked her flight in the morning. they said nothing

washington, the republican majority wants to repeal the law, and these are fighting words for the people in keith moon's house in chicago. >> the people who want the repeal it, they sit there with insurance, and you go without insurance for two years, and thele the me how you feel. >> reporter: moon's family did after he and joyce lost their job jobs. joyce's pre-existing thyroid condition pushed the price tag for insurance to unaffordable $1,750 a month. >> reporter: as a husband your wife is not getting the attention she needs. >> it was terrible.

live in york, pennsylvania, lu ann cahn. >> nbc 10's keith jones is live in pittsburgh tonight. corbett's camp maintained hope until the very end. >> reporter: it was a two-hour wait. it was a tearful concession speech here in pittsburgh. he thanked his wife, his daughter, his son, also his family members and tom wolf for a hard-fought fight, all on a night where history was made. at the podium, tom corbett the first pennsylvania govern floor to fail to win re-election. he says he reduced the budget, lower unemployment, more support for people with disabilities and increased spending for education. here is some of what he said tonight. >> i said i was going to do what is right for pennsylvania. it's a tough decision. people may not like it. well, obviously, they didn't like it. i said i may be a one-term governor and i am. but i am proud of what we did, what we all did. >> reporter: he said he is proud of everything he did because he did it for the people of pennsylvania. as for the next chapter in his life and his wife's life, here is what he told us. it will most likely involv

if it's happening to you, keith, you're a former senior editor with espn.m what you've heard from the players, 600 of them filed this class-action suit saying this happened to us, former players saying that. did they talk to you at all about what drives this? if there's a culture of pressure within the league? >> sure, certainly. i mean, listen, you're being compensated a tremendous amount of money and your value decreases tremendously if you're not on the field. so there is tremendous pressure for you to be on the field, not only because of your compensation, but the nfl is a very much next-man-up league. we talk about teams where you've got, you know, there are 53 guys on every team, you know, at some positions there are three guys waiting in line behind you to take your spot. and if you get hurt, and you've got an injury that's not, you know, that may be serious, or get a shot, take a pill or something like that, in the eyes of a trainer, in the eyes of the fans who expect you to be able to play through that pain, there's a tremendous pressure for you as

keith? >> scott, hopefully the eagles can heat things up.hey tell us how they plan to pack a punch this sunday in green bay. the guy who packed a punch for the flyers for seven years makes his return. but would his reunion be one to ♪ >> seven years is a long time to spend with any team especially when you're the heart and soul. only to get shipped off in the off season. scott hartnell back with the columbus blue jackets he said he knew he would reminisce at points during the day even the jackets came in winness nine straight you can tell they wanted this one for hartnell. nick makes it two-one while the flyers tie the game at two. vorachek seventh of the year. two more points tonight. 24 for the year. column bess gets a two goal advantage when they score. flyers lose four-three. tomorrow night in montreal. on twitter i asked to you give me simple way the eagles can win the game. overwhelming answer run the football. a lot of pressure on the mccoy. make no miss cake mark sanchez also has to play well for the eagles to have a shot. one thing

nbc 10's keith jones is live at corbett camp headquarters in pittsburgh. haven't seen in like four decades, right? >> reporter: that's right. for more than 40 years, as a matter of fact. he bucked a trend that lasted that long. for the first time, a one-term pennsylvania governor woke up this morning out of office. he was emotional last night during his concession speech on a night where, frankly, history was made. supporters lined his route to the stage, but governor corbett was overwhelmed by democratic voter turnout. he and first lady susan corbett thanked supporters and touted accomplishments, among them he says reducing the budget, lowering the unemployment rate and increasing spending for education. in a gracious move, he thanked his opponent over the phone, democratic challenger turned governor-elect tom wolf, offering a prayer for the family and the fate of the commonwealth. >> i called tom wolf, and i thanked him for a well-fought fight. i congratulated him on his victory, and i wished him well in the next four years. we've had a very energetic ca

nbc 10's keith jones is joining us live from corbett headquarters in pittsburgh.eith, you covered the governor's victory four years ago, a much different mood this morning, i'm sure. >> reporter: i'll tell you what, chris, it was an emotional speech last night, and history was made. governor corbett becomes the first pennsylvania governor to fail to win re-election since 1968. that's when the state allowed two-term governors. supporters applaud, the former governor enters after a double-digit deficit in polls proved insurmountable. corbett and his wife, susan, thanking democratic challenger and governor-elect tom wolf. the former two-term state attorney general congratulated his opponent over the phone, then listed his accomplishments, including more support for people with disabilities. >> we've affected lives in many, many positive ways. for instance, i had the opportunity to meet people like kirk and maggie condrich, who dedicated their lives to helping children with special needs like their daughter, chloe. to chloe, i'm her pat-pat. >> reporter: the governor

good morning, keith. caller: good morning. another beautiful day in america since tuesday's results of the election with the republicans taking over the senate. it's the fact that the best governor in the last was re-elected in scott walker who has won for a third time in four years. my comment is that, of course, divided government can work. we have seen it with tip o'neill and ronald reagan working together, but now, we have a pure i'd log in the office who it didn't take notice of the result after 2010. was re-elected in 2012 but now, after seeing his post-election conference, he is not going to give in to working with the republicans after this election. we have seen a previous caller call in and talk about the low approval rating of congress. when you realize that republicans have passed over 300 bi-partisan bills that have been sitting on senate majority harry reid's desk and not giving a pass, we will see that cities pate with the mitch mcconnell taking office we will see things get past in the house, in the senate and

nbc 10's keith jones is live in our digital operations center. >> keith, who's our competition?>> the big announcement is made by the chair of the democratic national committee. let's get right to it. philadelphia is up against new york and columbus, ohio. the committee visited dozens of possible sites ahead of making their decision, including philadelphia. we heard the update this afternoon from debber wasserman schultz. city leaders showcased philadelphia as a viable candidate because of its history and previous experience hosting the republican national convention in 2000. rains are planning to hold their convention in cleveland, ohio beginning either june 227th or july 18th. the dnc is considering the weeks of july 18th, july 25th and august 22nd. the committee will announce a final city and time early next year. reporting live in the digital operations center, keith jones, nbc 10 news. >>> skyforce 10 over the scene of a deadly fire in hunting park. it happened this afternoon. you can see these flames pouring from the roof of this home on west wyoming avenue. philadelphia f

keith? >> reporter: that's right, renee. the "soerassociated press" says interview was on the record. it does show cosby tried to keep the "associated press" from showing the heated exchange though he declined to comment on the allegations of sexual assault. >> i think if you want to consider yourself to be serious, that it will not appear anywhere. >> okay. i appreciate what you asked. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> and we thought, by the way, because it was "a.p." that it wouldn't be necessary to go over that question with you. >> i know. >> the "associated press" says they did not make an agreement to avoid questions about the allegations against cosby or to withhold publishing any of his comments at any time. meanwhile, a new accuser, teresa seranese says she was drugged and assaulted by cosby in 1976. the florida woman is the fourth to accuse cosby this month. cosby has not been criminally charged for the allegations. yesterday as you might recall, nbc scrapped a comedy special featuring bill cosby. it was

keith jones is live in our digital operations center with more on what happened. keith? danny castro is back behind bars tonight. it's raising a lot of questions, of course, our law enforcement source with knowledge of this situation tells nbc 10 that castro was accidentally released from federal prison in philly. not clear when it happened or how longç it was. castro was sentenced to five years behind bars back in 2011 for conspiracy to commit extortion. he was accused of telling an fbi informant he wanted strong arm tactics used to get back $90,000 castro paid in a failed real estate deal. castro isn't scheduled to be released until april 2016. nbc 10 is asking how this happened. we'll have the very latest on what we find out on nbc 10 news at 11:00. be sure to tune in to nbc 10. count on us. live in the digital operations center, keith jones, nbc 10 news. >>> right now, at 6:00, the man accused of kidnapping a woman in philadelphia is back in the city where the alleged crime happened. delvin barnes was extradited from virginia this afternoon. >> nbc 10's tim furlong

and i'm happy to say in the case of keith for example, it has lowered our costs. as you can imagine shipping a conference table from indiana to phoenix adds a bit of cost to it as opposed to from 35th avenue to 3rd street, right? we have been able to realize the savings and pass them right along to our customers. >> kim has owned her business since she was 19. now, nearly 30 years later, she, too, has made the effort to re-evaluate how she spends locally. how did she, the founder of local first, and the biggest cheerleader for the 10% shift campaign in arizona, make the shift for her business? >> so here at my record store, i, when i started the first loan that i got was with a locally owned bank at the time that then merged with another big bank and then merged with another bank and then suddenly my books were with a giant mega bank. and so that was the first thing i went for. it's important for businesses to keep their money in banks that have local decision making. because, the big banks, especially in a place like arizona, there's no one here making those deci

i'm keith jones. in addition to the damage, we are also dealing with chilly temperatures outside. tonight we have team coverage because of it. nbc 10's monique braxton is tracking the latest, but first we'll go to brit shipley. >> we are seeing 24-mile-an-hour wind gusts in allentown and up to 33-mile-an-hour winds in pocano. the winds are slowly dying down, but we'll still be dealing with breezedy conditions. right now it's 47 degrees. we are well below average. our wind speeds are sustained in philadelphia out of the northwest at 12 miles per hour. heading throughout the rest of tonight, 47 degrees in the 6:00 hour. by 8:00, we'll still be windy. 42 degrees heading into the 10:00 hour. if you plan to stay out late, we'll see chilly temperatures settle in for us. dropping to 37 in philadelphia tonight. down to below freezing conditions for the suburbs to the north and west. i'll let you know what else to expect in the seven-day forecast. >>> it's a cold weekend. thank you so much. we continue our team coverage now with monique braxton live in towemencin county, pennsylvania. >> r

congressman keith ellison with this tweet. that again from congressman keith ellison. we are getting your reaction to the decision from missouri tonight. jason from missouri, republican line. good evening. turn the volume down on your set and it will come across much better. >> i would like to say that i do think it was a bad ring. andel for the brown family i think the police officer was wrong. i don't think any young man should be shot for just stealing something. only judge that really knows is the good man upstairs and it will all be settled. that's all i have to say. thank you. >> let me go back and read this statement from representative marcia fudge, chair of the congressional black caucus. she issued a very strong statement just a while ago. let me read from it in part.

nbc 10's keith jones is live. and, kooet, you spoke to police tonight. >> jackie, if the demonstration happens, it will start in center city in city hall and make its way north to broad street and cecil b. moore. i talked to plenty tonight who didn't want to talk on camera and frankly, didn't want anything to do with it. >> raised voices in unison in love park last august. she's adamant, she's out raged by police in ferguson, missouri and believes the grand jury's decision is clear. >> it's ridiculous. if he isn't indicted, i'm going to be thor roefly upset. >> if he's not indicted, you want to show your feelings about it. and it's way better than just destroying stuff. >> it's a good way to come together and it's everyone's right to have a paegsful protest if they would like it. >> if they want to march, march. if they don't, don't. >> the demonstration is planned along broad street heading north toward temple on broad street only if officer darren wilson isn't indieted. in a statement, police tell me they're rea

>> dotty and keith travel a lot for their jobs. accumulated enough frequent flyer miles to invite 30 relatives and friends along. >> not everybody on the flight, you were explaining to me, were a part of the wedding party. some were complete strangers who had no idea this was going on. they got to be a part of a wedding they had no idea they would be part of. >> sometimes you sit next to somebody and see the pictures on their phone or wallet. then you get to do something like this. what else is going to happen on the plane, right? in-flight enlter tanment. >>> for some of you, your local news is next. >>> for emp else, we'll be back with one woman's special reason for running the new york city marath marathon. now, that's a burger. and now you can pay and go when you're ready. now, isn't that convenient? the new lunch double burger from chili's lunch combo menu, starting at 6 bucks. fresh is happening now. esurwhich means fewer costs, which saves money. their customer experience is virtually paperless, which saves paper, which save

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keith jones is in the digital vote. their bids and we're expecting four more to toss their hats into the ring. state senator anthony williams. >> say it with me, one philadelphia. >> announcing he's one of four democratic candidates for mayor. inside the independence visitor center in old city just hours earlier more music, this time from the mummers string band. another new candidate known as one tough cookie. >> i've got more energy than all the other candidates put together. >> reporter: lynn abraham announcing her candidacy. she's the second woman in the ranks. she and terry gillen hope to be the first female mayor. while this was happening -- >> every single one of those people is critical to our success. >> reporter: they formed this panel how to improve education moderated by nbc 10's jim rosenfield. in the audience -- >> education is not just a political issue. >> reporter: he says it's time for the city to elect a bold new leader and more candidates are expected to join the pool. among the names darrell clark,

. >> let's head on to keith russell for. that will hey, keith? >> better weather and hopefully better performance. for the eagles it is all about initials. td. they want to hear at low about that. aj? we'll tell you why they want to stay away from that. what put penn state in a fighting mood before their what put penn state in a fighting mood before their game today? there are 211 lawyers in congress. but not one electrician. so here's a bright idea. donald norcross. a union electrician for 30 years... in the state senate, he stood up for working families and he'll stand up for south jersey in congress. working to make college affordable. fighting to create jobs that can support a family. and pushing equal pay for equal work. donald norcross. a congressman for us. house majority pac is responsible for the content of this advertising. >> his name justin james watt. the eagles know him as jj. they don't want want to know him any better than they already do. >> likely won't play tomorrow, but in his last three games, watt has five sacks, and forced

keith? >> reporter: i've been in contact with two of those victims. they're too afraid to talk to us on camera or even walk the sidewalks like i'm doing now after the events that took place here wednesday night. >>> in the shadow of the city, it's quiet now at 18th and diamond street. but, wednesday night, police say three students were held at gun point here. their phones and other belongings stolen. >> terrifying to know that that's happening right around the corner from where i live. >> reporter: grad student kimberly nolise wasn't aware of the crime. a 20-year-old student was punched in the face here at 20th and west jefferson. >> were you notified by the school? >> no. i mean, we're supposed to get, like, alerts, but weme and my rm mate didn't get anything about that. >> reporter: why? >> if we would have known that, we would have been way more sketched out about walking around down here. >>. >> reporter: students are aware of two resources, a shuttle system that will deliver them to their off-campus housing and walking security elscorts availabl

it brings more traffic, if anything. >> reporter: in philadelphia, keith jones, nbc 10 news. >>> new video in from will ming ton tonight where crews brought down a building with an implosion. the building sat vacant for several years at 11th and jefferson. at one time it housed several law offices along with a comedy kafrlry. >>> how about extra sleep for middle and high schoolers in new jersey? that's a possibility. lawmakers passed a bill today that called for a study of start times. the academy of pediatrics recommended school starred 8:30 or later. the average start time in many districts is 7:45. it also introduced a pilot program studying later start times in some schools. >>> tonight, a major upgrade, complete with computers, tablets and all the latest in smart digital technology. it's thanks in part to a partnership with nbc 10 parent company comcast. >> reporter: the kids at the wayne avenue boys and girls club are already glued to their new tablets and computers. the boys and girls club of america is more than 100 years old and the president says the club needs to keep up w

thanks keith. >> that's it for us at 6:00.ll see you at 10:00 o'clock tonight >>> bill cosby firestorm. >> the woman who says america's favorite tv dad sexually assaulted her when she was 18 years old. >> touched my body in ways that he should not. >>> then, she looks drunk. and these guys are taking advantage of her. >> where are we going to go? >> to my house. >> but it's all a hoax. they say they were duped. >>> and who is that masked man? >> police were actually looking for someone who looked a lot more like me. >> masks sown believably life like they even fooled the fbi. >>> then, dr. phil versus honey boo boo's mom. >> i'm going to go see a sexual predator so i'm going to take all my kids. >> what dr. phil

keith? >> well, jackie, some of these veterans are just frustrated. they want quicker care and coverage at v.a. hospitals. tonight, they got their chance to speak directly to the heads of the v.a. regional office. >> reporter: what is the ideal goal wait time? >> so, you know, the target that's out there for vba right now is no claim over 125 days. >> reporter: original director recognizes that goal is half the current average weight e wait time in philadelphia. 266 days. a far cry from 5:00 cementble for vietnam vet bob frolo. >> it's more rhetoric than activity. it's a sin. >> frolo was director of veteran services in atlantic county. >> it turns out, a lot of them were just dying before they get the claims settled. it's not fair. >> at the open forum tonight? >> how much more can we dream? >> i never received anything. >> concern after concern. the answer? file online to expe diet claims. and they say they've added more resources to cut down on the backlog and service the more than 300,000 expected claims this year. >> what do you say to these hard

keith? >> joyce, the eagles got to watch the game like everyone else today. what they saw was former teammate continue to show off with nothing to show. we promi >> a beautiful concert for local man with an amazing story. >> this world war ii veteran was a prisoner of war and he received a broken heart. he was honored this afternoon, and our dave kinchen was right there taking it all in. he's joining us live, now, from spring garden. hey, dave, nice ceremony. >> absolutely, it really was. doctor george is an american hero, and sadly his family says it is not -- it does not have that much time with us. snow was a ceremony where dozen of people could simply say thank you. these warrier watch riders say it is one of their highest honors yet, 96 year old george, world war ii veteran, ex prisoner of war, to a special concert at the german society of pennsylvania. this is a precious couple of hours outside of his care in hospice. >> it is just overwhelming. i think he was so quai bet his service, and i think it means a lot to us that it helps others to remember tha

like best friends. >> during thanksgiving and during the holiday season, this is about people. >> keith jones, nbc 10 news. >>> president obama took executive action today to prevent a pair of turkeys from ending up on the table. he formally pardoned the birds during the annual white house tradition. the two turkeys are named mac and cheese. we're not sure which is which. so there's no doubt both are pleased with the president's actions today. and turning to sports, i bet the sixers wish they could have some of their losses pardoned. wouldn't that be good, danny? >> that's not quite how it works. they tried to avoid matching the worst start in team history, believe it or not. the lead in the fourth quarter saved them from infamy. the eagles have landed. a strong contingent of fans on hand. we'll hear from the fellas coming up. >>> this is the xfinity sports desk, brought to you by xfinity. your home for the most live sports. >> live in your living room, the eagles touch down in dallas for tomorrow night's game against the cowboys. there was plenty of birds fans on hand. >> hey, fimy boy

keith? glenn made the great point about the elevation difference between philadelphia and chester county. chester seeing a lot more snow. let me take a look really quick here. this is western chester county. see the dusting there on this deck. this is closer to lancaster county, though. as we move closer to philadelphia, let's go to coatesville right here, you see a different picture. this was taken about an hour ago. a lot less snow. you see it there on the chair, on the table next to that compare. then we'll go out to elberson. you know what, let me close this picture. you know what, bypass this right now. let's go live, though, to the mellon camera in philadelphia. this is a really important shot. on the left side, you see that long winding path of lights. that's the schuylkill expressway. traffic is backed up heading into the city. that traffic, of course, become of the wet conditions. the rain mix there making the roads slick. of course, backing up traffic. you can't see the art museum

. >> nbc 10's keith jones is joining us with these new details. keith? >> terese says she was 19 years old when cosby invited her to a party in las vegas back in 1976. she claims that's when cosby gave her pills. the florida woman says her next memory was feeling drugged then waking up to find cosby having sex with her. she says cosby eventually invited her to stay in his vegas penthouse suite for several weeks. the woman says the actor mailed her about $15,000 in the 1990s. >> dare him doing this, still he's -- he's still doing this. this is, like, 30 years later. this man is still doing it. >> she became jane doe 10 in the civil suit that accuser andrea constand filed against cosby. the constand case was settled out of court. cosby has never been charged with a crime and denies the allegations. the "associated press" released video from two weeks ago showing heated exchange when he refused to comment on it. the "a.p." said it was on the record and made no agreement about the accusations. >> on a separate note, i have to ask about your name coming up in

. >> keith? >> lucy if mark sanchez finds himself in trouble monday night there's one guy he can count on to bail him out and we're not talking about mccoy or maclin. find out who later in sports. >> keith, right now blustery conditions stepping outdoors. winds still gusting over 20 miles per hour. take look at the camera in center city. temperatures in the upper 40s but they will be dropping. i'll tell you how cold it gets tonight. when to expect a warmup and then potentially the s word, snow in the seven day next. >> stop that. stop that, scott. >>> take look at this. that is a convenience store clerk in pennsylvania brawling with a guy outside his shop. tonight at 10:00 what he says he saw that guy do inside that - ( helicopter whirring ) - ( roars ) ( siren wails ) ( pop music playing ) ♪ when you're ready ♪ ready, ready, ready ♪ come and get it ♪ get it, get it ♪ when you're ready, come and get it ♪ ♪ na na na na ♪ na na na na na na na ♪ ♪ when you're ready, come and get it ♪ ♪ na na na na..

. >> reporter: it's a record keith favor knows well as the former petting zookeeper at kennedy park in hayward, keith was here in 1999 when an 18- year-old, sonny anderson, was busted for mutilating animal. sonny was convicted for killing a chicken and goose and slashing this pony named oreo in its hind quarters. sonny was arrested and had had sex with a goat with blood and hair all over him. >> that's signs of somebody with a sick mind when they do something to an animal early in life. >> reporter: in 1979 sonny was busted for breaking into a 72- year-old woman's home, burglarizing her house and beating her. >> the judge let him off leniently and then followed up with a home invasion and now this. i think they should have treated him a bit harsher when the first incident came up. >> reporter: in this case of the hit and run, they found the hit and run vehicle last week investigators say and traced it back pretty quickly to anderson and took him in for probation violations and then they say it took all these days to sort of get the evidence together that linked him to put him in the dr

>> keith. but they call me precious. what makes me a girl? first of all, it's this. is my choice. it's nothing i was forced into like i walked into the door, they slapped me down and said you going to be my bitch. it wasn't like that. when i came in, i came in, the first day i got here, i went out and arched my eyebrows. i did what i did. and i let the camp know, i'm gay. >> having already served an earlier sentence for aggravated assault, precious was doing life on a robbery conviction. and when we met him, he was living in a state of domestic partnership with fellow inmate marquis nobles. >> i'm the wife. he's the male. i got on my band and his. that's mine. that's his. yeah. got that right here. >> this is my partner. this is my friend. this is -- this is, you know, the person that give me strength. you know, like i said, i don't have family or anything. this is the person that helps me out day to day. >> but despite being in the fifth year of their relationship, marquis, nearing the end of a 15-year sentence for kidnapping, made it clear. the situation will likel

eric was there, keith urban, fifth time blake has won that. >> they love him in country, his wife. >>tegory. >> obviously. >> yes. >> she beat out martina mcbride, casey musgrave, taylor swift, does anybody really consider taylor swift purely country any more? >> no. >> i mean, definately class-over. >> kerrey underwood. >> she's country. >> lambert is also a five time winner. >> so she and her husband each have five of these awards on the mantle. >> that's correct. >> very heavy. >> luke brian, you can't -- takes home the biggest honor of the evening. entertainer of the year. okay. >> and people love country music. i'm still stuck on the pop star thing. like why they had to open it up. count are you music a big genre, maybe not on the east coast and west coast, although it is growing, but the huge portion of middle america, folks love it. >> but purist, like the merle haggard's. >> oh, ya, ya. >> they wouldn't even recognize this as country music i don't think. >> as we mentioned, it is pie day. how you can buy some of the best tasting pie in the delaware valley. i'm not kidding. i g

keith jones is joining us to explain. >> let's say governor corbett wins tomorrow.behind in the poll since the race began. that's never happened before. if he loses, it will be the first time pennsylvanians say no to a sitting governor. >> whatever the polls say i'm running right through the election. i'm going to continue to work hard through november 4th. that's the poll as they say that counts. >> right now those polls say york businessman tom wolf will become the new governor of pennsylvania. governor tom corbett has consistently trailed in every poll, most times by double digits. back in june, only 20% of people surveyed in a franklin and marshall poll. he's certain he'll be re-elected tomorrow. >> the one reason i'm positive we'll get a win is we're exactly where i've been in every race, within i ran for attorney general in the primary, when i ran for attorney general in the first race, when i ran for re-election in 2008, the year of obama, none of those times was i supposed to win but in obama's year i got 3 million votes more than any republican in the histo

keith jones live in the digital operations center. >> what are they going to do to try to boost scoresthey're taking a school-by-school tour. students in camden took standardized tests late last school year, the results frankly were not good. he visited the kato community school to outline the steps the district is taking to improve student's performance. the numbers are similar when it comes to math. one in five students is considered proficient in english. this is a school showing progress but others are not. but it's not for lack of resources. >> this past school year we spent for every student roughly $28,000 which compares to a state average of $15,000. we're spending almost double what some school districts are spending and we're not getting the same results. >> reporter: the superintendent is taking a four-pronged approach. number one he's going to visit the schools to see what can be done, what they're doing right or wrong. and then he's going to solicit feedback from students, parents especially and teachers that are in those classes and schedule formal school visits with each

keith jones, nbc 10 news. >>> the man accused of kidnapping a philadelphia woman and a virginia teen as well will be back in court friday for a bail hearing. delvin barnes appeared before a judge to face criminal kidnapping charges. he's the man seen in this surveillance video struggling with carlesha freeland gaither. they rescued carlesha a week ago today. >>> tonight a mystery surrounds the death of a mother and her young son found in the family's burned-out home. the mother's boyfriend was rushed to the hospital with stab wounds, now the fire is being deemed suspicious. in egg harbor city, george. >> neighbors told me tonight that several families on this block were incredibly close and had been for years. the victims in this case were part of that tight-knit group, a group that has been shattered tonight by what sources say may be a homicide and a deliberately set fire. late this evening an egg harbor city police suv stood watch outside this home, a crime scene, we're told, even tonight after a suspicious fire here around 8:00 this morning and the death of the mother and son who

>> no, keith and those going out are brave to be going out with all the crowds. bit of a wind is making it feel more like the 20s. 25 degrees is the windchill in philadelphia. it feels like 127 in allentown. atlantic city for the feels like temperature. as we go into your black friday starting with early morning hours, it will be cold. by 6:00, temperatures will be around 30 degrees by 9:00, still around 30 degrees. more sunshine tomorrow, then by noon only about the mid-30s. so we will be topping out in about the mid to upper 30s so it will be a cold black friday, cold if you have to wait in lines outside. just make sure you have your jacket. i'm tracking a bit of a warmup in the weekend forecast. i'll show you that and our next chance for possible rain and snow showers. >> sheena, we look forward to that. the unofficial start of the holiday shopping season is under way. dozens of big name retailers have broken the day after thanksgiving shopping tradition dishing out deals early. they have er te nefertiti jaquez is live at the king of prussia maul. >> look behi

no, not coat jones versus keith jones versus renee chenault-fattah.middle township versus lower cape may. harrison, plenty of time here. going to let it go. find corey carlson in the end zone. touchdown. nice grab. middle on offense now. taking the pick. loads up. throwing deep to jimmy. he's in for the touchdown. middle township lowers the boom on lower cape may 49-13. you can catch all of these games, a full feast of football on saturday night, the "high school blitz" 7:00 right here on nbc 10. and there's still more to go. one more helping of highlights coming your way at 6:20. for now, i'm john clark. happy thanksgiving. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorologist sheena parveen. >> well, here's a look at people in philadelphia working off those thanksgiving calories on the ice rink. but it was a chilly afternoon for ice skaters at dilworth park in certainnter city. looked like they were having fun. a little progress for some of them. hopefully they can stay on their skates. yes, a lot of people may be walking off the calories later

keith alexander. welcome. >> thank you. ofwhy don't we make sense the purpose of this conference?k about the kinds of threats you see on the horizon. industry, government and individuals are going to be facing in 2015. >> my expertise lies in cyber. the communications domain. if you look at how technology is doubling every two years and the amount of the technology humming and and you see how the ramp up in exploits internetworks are mark even015 will greater exploits of personal information,l credit cards, other things and disruption and destruction. >> when companies are saying they are doing a lot to protect themselves, have they scratched the surface? >> the issue is not -- they are doing a great job. we have to change the paradigm about how we secure our networks. we have people doing tasks and thinks people are not good at. passwords are really difficult. to,the things you now go all the different sites creating a new password for every one of those is very difficult. why do we have people do this? why don't we come up with a new way that is more secure? we have to get the m

>> keith. but they call me precious. what makes me a girl, first of all is this, again, this is my choice. so it's nothing that i was forced into like, i walked in the door and they slapped me down and say, you're going to be my bitch. it wasn't like that. you know, when i came in, came in -- the first day i came in here and i arched my eyebrows and i did what i did and i let them know at home, i'm gay. >> having already served an earlier sentence for aggravated assault, precious was doing life on a robbery conviction. and when we met him, he was living in a state of domestic partnership with fellow inmate marquis nobles. >> i'm the wife, he's the man. i got on my band and his. that's mine, that's his. got that right here. >> this is my partner. this is my friend. this is, you know, the person that gives me strength. you know, like i say, i don't have family or anything. this is the person that helps me out, day to day. >> but despite being in the fifth year of their relationship, marquise, nearing the end of a 15-year s

keith? >> vince lattanzio, thank you very much. >>> turning to this, dangerous cargo rolling right through populated areas. what new jersey officials do today that opens the door for hundreds more freight trains to hit the local rails. >>> and i'm watching a developing nor'easter for tomorrow, so coming up, i will show you how much snow you can expect where you live, plus the timing on it. >>> ahead on nbc 10 news at 6:00, paying a high praise to dine out. why tgi friday's is accused of stealing from its customers. >>> here are some of the stories making headlines on nbc 10 news at 5:00, penn dot says its workers are ready to handle tomorrow's incoming snow. the department will have more than 400 trucks on the road at the height of the storm and they are encouraging drivers, if possible, to adjust or delay their travel plans until after the storm has passed. >>> and travelers are trying to get out of done a day early. nbc 10 at philadelphia international airport where the people we talked to