it was a fire we told but out there in kensington. fire assumption of our lord parish at east cornwall street at f street there will be blockages if you are driving around this morning. jan, back over to you. >>> star bucks is unveiling some drinks for new years we them in this morning's money watch report, hey, guys. where are the cookies for the... bake sale? use new country icks with sunflng required. so baking is delicious an ooh, cookies! ah, ah, ah! (laughte Ñt >>> welcome back, 4:50 time news, hannainsuring stock exchange. good morning. bond prices moved higher following news that cnfidence dec this month. about that. >>> that is right good morning, jan for stocks it was a quiet day on wall street energy stocks fell with the price of the crude oil so dow jones gained 28 points and nasdaq finished three points higher and tesla foundere lon musk is promising his company will manufacture a electric pickup truck. tesla pick up is expected in two years as soon as they release their suv model. e lon musk tweeted that the pick up will

in fairness to the royal borough of kensington, the culture has been completely...on is up 21%. they changed the boundary lines. everyone thinks they know the boundary lines of kensington but it is completely different. it is an area of total deprivation. what's happened over the years is there —— has been disgraceful. you just hope there is a wake—up call to the government. they are trying to do what they can, but very slow delivery. moving on to the moscow times macro. president putin has been president forever and it seems he is determined to carry on being president forever as an independent candidate. his press conference covered just about every base you can imagine. extraordinary. 1500 journalists. i don't know how many turned up, but several 100. i would like to pre—empt this that we got ourselves in this country in a bad way because under the 0bama administration, because he is a despot nobody would talk to him and we have now handed the initiative to russia and china and we are in a very powerless situation now. the only thing i think will stop this is som

latest from kensington, again, the ascension parish church caught fire last night, steve keeley is live on the scene, we go to him in just a moment, but all iced up, around the old parish buildings here, f street between ontario and westmoreland, heff ' been putting salt down it, won't totally make the ice disappear, because in 15 degrees, just going refreeze, same deal here in abington, huntingdon pike atmoredon road, we had overnight fire. firefighters gone but left behind the icy road conditions since septa running a modified schedule on it buses, trolleys, same deal on new jersey transit. we had some signal problems last night on couple of the regional rail lines, just hoping that doesn't carry over into the start of our morning rush hour. thomas, back over to you. >> i know you'll be following that one, bob, thank you. 5:04, we get you outside to breaking news, over night fire at old vacant church we've been telling but in kensington, we know there were 19 homeless individuals inside at the time. so firefighters trying get them out. and then having to deal with the cold. steve keel

we're watching a fire location in kensington.nwall at f is the intersection to avoid by ascension of our lord parish. jennette will have more on the fire in just a couple of minutes. crash middle town delaware closing 301. summits bridge road. highway one or 13 are the alternates. speeds are great along i-95, 495 and 295. riding the rails in south jersey njt river line is in the running between the walter rand transportation center and the sports complex because of switching problems. >>> firefighters are called to a boarded up in kensington that went up in flames and discovered a dozen homeless people huddled inside trying to keep warm on this frigid night. jeanette reyes is live on the scene. good morning jennette. >> reporter: good morning matt it is chilly and icy. the road is iced over after firefights battled the blaze. firefighters were here for four hours left just under an hour ago. this is after this large vacant churn went up in flames. 19 homeless people were evacuated taking shelter from the cold, but no injuries rep

well, the government has no plans to put commissions into the royal borough of kensington and chelsea new leader and a new chief executive and the government has established a task force to make sure the royal borough of kensington and chelsea live up to the expectations everyone has on for a plan to do. some of those in temporary accommodation, they want that temporary accommodation to become their permanent home and the royal borough of kensington and chelsea is approaching the relevant landlords to see if that can take place. some of those in emergency accommodation have already accepted permanent accommodation but it takes time to complete, to fit out the house and put in the white goods for the families to move in. on conscience bears and impatience on behalf of your lordships to make progress but i'm confident the royal borough of kensington and chelsea, who plan to spend nearly £250 million acquiring property, have now got the message and the formal lack of emotional intelligence and empathy i think is now behind us and i think they're now getting on with the job. are any of th

than keeping us safe they spent their whole time in the whole concentration going around north kensington taking our library of lovely hundred twenty five year old north kensington library of a beautiful information center underneath the fly over. and any other public assets they could get their hands on including this beautiful building behind us the building behind us a purchase of freehold for twenty five point three million pounds without any consultation without even the local labor councillors knowing about it i put some of it accusations to barry cooke i'm not going to comment on that it seems to me that that's a very very strong statement all i can say is that i've looked at the issues that we're dealing with in relation to fire safety on housing on making sure that we've got people that you know directing the team when we're directing work ourselves to make sure that people are safe but obviously emma level accusations directly some of her colleagues like former deputy council leader what field in maryland they had massive master plans and some people bring in their expense from

this was at a car repair shop in kensington.llance camera very clear, captured the guys hopping a fence, at eric's auto repair on the 3100 block of c street. police say they stole seven car batteries, and 30-quart of motor oil, just throwing them over the fence there. this happened tuesday around 12:30 in the afternoon, if you recognize them, you know what to do. give police a call. >> police in delaware catch pair accused every stealing packages right from a front porch. police say 55 year old mary murphy and 32 year old derrick rice, right here, are the ones who stole packages at oak wood village in lewes, last wednesday. they both face a long list of charges, including theft, tampering with physical evidence. >>> 4:22, to montgomery county now, where one was is making history in her town. horsham is getting it first-ever african-american council person, veronica hill mill born, you're about to see, preparing to be sworn in following very tight election, now the town has been around for nearly 300 years, and has only just reac

kensington palace says it was recorded in september during invictus games. it features former president planning to cultivate next generation of leadership through his foundation and interview is part of harry guest editorship for the today program scheduled to air on december 27. >> pope francis had one big day and celebrated birthday with faivrtd food. blew out candle on 13 foot long pizza and later children crowded to st. peter squares to wish him a happy birthday. many brought statues of baby jesus for the pope to police. one of the things he misses is he can't sleep out for a slice of pie. >> it's the season for isn't a. in a speedo? >> it's a thing. more on the race that had hundreds braving temperatures. >> oh, my goodness. we've seen it all now, ian. take a look at ultimate doppler. a few sprinkles and flurries moving through we'll take a look at this. plus, a huge change in the sorry. i can't make it. it's just my eczema again, but it's fine. yeah, it's fine. you ok? eczema. it's fine. hey! hi! aren't you hot? eczema again? it's fine. i saw somethin

the leader of kensington and chelsea council apologises. i am sorry.ake a final decision. more reaction to come to that before 11. the boss of a large hospital trust in london quits accusing the government of unrealistic funding costs. we will hear from him we will hearfrom him in the next few minutes. good morning. here's annita in the bbc newsroom with a summary of today's news. thanks, victoria. good morning. snow and freezing temperatures are still causing widespread disruption across parts of the uk. there have been train and plane cancellations, and drivers are being warned that icy conditions are making roads treacherous. hundreds of schools across wales and the midlands will also be closed today. the chairman of kings college hospital trust says that the trust was struggling to cope with rising demand and limits on spending. the regulators are england, nhs improvements, says the trust's financial in performance was the worst in the nhs. the trusted is working to tackle the issues. lord kerslake said that tough decisions need to be made. i don't

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. >>> a two alarm fire burned overnight inside a former kensington church that homeless people use toeek shelter. as "eyewitness news" reporter chante lanz tells us firefighters battled not only flames but the bitter cold. >> it was sometime after 1 o'clock. yeah, blazing. >> reporter: crews battled the fire at ascencion of our lord parish a vacant church in kensington at east cornwall street and f street. >> oh, my god and i says i never seen nothing like that in my life. >> reporter: tina fitzgerald and neighbor richard newsom were among the many forced to evacuate. >> got kids, got to go to work and i went outside and i said oh, my god, i'm in the cold and i'm older. i'm not no younger woman and my daughter has to go to work and it was really a mess. it was a real mess. >> reporter: neighbors say the church is a popular spot for the homeless to seek shelter. at least 19 of them were displaced. >> that's been going on for quite a bit and i was wondering why they let it get out of hand like this 'cause some communities they clean up but this they don't clean up around here. >> it's c

and the cold air made it difficult for firefighters in kensington overnight. the elements. >> and let's talk about the eagle. they have the best record in football. they are locked into the number one seed in the nfc and they have home field advantage in the playoffs. so, other teams should be afraid to face the eagles, right? nope. why some think the rams are gunning for a rematch with the birds. >>> yes, there are some theories out, there we'll let you know what you think about this, as eagles fans we should be little upset about. >> this good day everyone,

i'm in the last stop clubhouse here by the somerset station in kensington.ve always got a couple hot and tea and sandwich if you're down and out or addicted. the latest on the heroin epidemic. hank's take coming you. >> talk about a christmas grin grinch. someone stole a collection bin filled with donated toys for children. this is unreal. but this jersey shore police department says not on our watch. ♪ my wish was a clubhouse, but we call it "the wish house." people visit national parks from all over the world. food tastes better when you don't have to cook it. he was just supposed to be my dog. i don't know why. (vo) we're proud that, on behalf of our owners, the subaru share the love event will have donated over one hundred fifteen million dollars in just ten years. get 0% financing for 63 months on select models. plus we'll donate $250 to charity. woman trying to ruin the spirit of the holidays is caught. police in north wildwood arres arrested 65-year-old irene burke. they say she stole donated toys from a collection bin at a local acme. they were suppo

meghan markle have been released by kensington palace. kensington palace.re taken at 0gmore house in windsor. at 0gmore house in windsor. what's more on our website. more on our website. let's get all the sports news now. pictures of meghan markle and prince harry are on our website. released, and yes, the engagement ring very much in in all the photos. hello, this is sport today, live from the bbc sport centre. of the dutch cup. the commonwealth games in 2022. but he's no match for milos raonic. dismissed their entire coaching staff.

in halfan in half an hour, join me as i take a look back to the photocall held at kensington palace thatntroduced prince harry's bride—to—be, meghan markle, to the media. that is the royal review, 2017. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. aid workers have begun evacuating critically ill children from a rebel—held suburb near the syrian capital, damascus. four patients were reportedly taken out of ghouta overnight. another 25 are expected to be evacuated in the coming days, although hundreds more are in urgent need of treatment. some 400,000 residents have been under siege by government forces there since 2013. matthew thompson reports. a wave, a smile. and for eight—year—old imjy a chance, at least, at life. 29 seriously ill civilians are due to be evacuated from this besieged suburb of damascus. many others were not so fortunate. eastern ghouta is one of the last strongholds of rebels fighting the forces of president bashar al—assad. it has been under siege by government troops since 2013 and as peace talks in geneva have faltered, the humanitarian crisis has escalated. food and fue

fire crews on the scene at the church fire in kensington at cornwall and f. they wrapped up working on the fire in abington township huntington pike 232 and morton road. watch out for ice in the area. they had to spray water on the fire to get it extinguished. midtown a bad accident, highway one is the alternate. >>> firefighters put out a fire in a boarded up church they discovered homeless people inside trying to keep warm. jeanette reyes is live on east cornwall street. >> reporter: g matt we saw the last fire truck head out. they were here for four hours since the fire broke out. the deputy fire commissioner said it was a difficult fire one because it's cold and the structure is large it's a large vacant church with holes in the ground and previous burns inside. this was cleared out just a few minutes ago. there were homeless taking shelter inside. it is below freez outside as you can imagine when they were pushed out into the cold that was a separate issue that crews had to deal with. 19 people were evacuated from inside the church. fire crews were calle

the government has no plans to put commissions into the royal borough of kensington and chelsea.ent has established a task force to make sure the royal borough of kensington and chelsea live up to the expectations that everyone has because of what they plan to do. that is it for this eu dominated week. important though the brexit bill is, it can be a bit, well, dry. references to the european parliament, references to future eu obligations including new eu obligations implemented under the eca, references to eu law as a generic term, and harmonisation members. thirdly, references to specific eu directives which are set out in the paper, and finally, references to the uk as part of the eea. welcome to my world. the minister steve baker there taking dryness to a whole new dimension. and that is it from me, mandy baker, no relation. we will be back on monday, but for now, from me, goodbye. it is still pretty it is still pretty cold it is still pretty cold out it is still pretty cold out there it is still pretty cold out there but the weather is going to be turning a little bit more

at the neil boyle funeral home in kensington to be followed by a mass collision burial also in kensingtonital, channel6 "action news." monica? >> thank you, dan. >> police say a murder suspect took his own life after firing a hundred shots during a standoff in bethlehem. cep hart shot his own mother. she was found dead in the front yard of the home on dennis street. he then fired on the first officer to arrive at the scene narrowly missing his head. that officer and another took cover between cars. an armored vehicle known as the bearcat arrived. cep hart fired 26 shots at the bullet proof vehicle. >> it was his tent to take other bodies wearing blue uniforms. >> after nine hours, cep hart committed suicide, shooting himself in the head. >>> the pentagon is not commenting on a lawsuit filed over gun background checks. new york and san francisco say the defense department failed to report significant numbers of disqualifying numbers like dishonorable discharges of service members to the national background check system. this came to light during the texas massacre. the gunman that killed 2

it has changed the face of north kensington.t of people. how do you go about trying to counsel and support a community that is traumatised? here's julian worricker with a summary of today's news. a memorial service is being held for the victims of the grenfell tower fire. members of the royal family, including prince charles and the duke and duchess of cambridge wobbly among the 1500 people who are expected to attend. —— will be among. the metropolitan police commissioner said herforceful among. the metropolitan police commissioner said her forceful do whatever it takes to bring to justice anyone committing criminal offences in the fire. my officers are doing everything in their power to do a professional and thorough investigation. they want to do this as well as we possibly can, to give people the answers to the questions that they have. theresa may is due at a summit in brussels, hours after conservative rebels in the commons defeated the government in a key brexit vote. mps backed an amendment giving them a legal guarantee o

. >>> newly released surveillance video shows an armed robbery in progress in the kensington section of philadelphia. one suspect was armed with a rifle and the robbery happened at a 7-eleven store on the 3900 block of kensington avenue 5:00 a.m. sunday morning. police say that the suspect stole $60 from the cash register and $1600 worth of cigarettes and police also forced two employees into a back office and took $50 and an iphone from them. >>> dozens of protesters took a stand in center city philadelphia. demanding safer protected bike lanes, support ofs lined up on 8th street south of pine. they stood between the cycling and driving lanes to represent where they want the city to install protective barriers. a 24-year-old woman riding her bike was killed last month by a private sanitation truck at 11th and spruce. >> this afternoon wilmington police thanked a high school senior that was on a mission to help k-9 officers. >> brennan wright attended the high school in middletown, his senior is of project was to raise funds to purchase bulletproof vests for k-9s can his initial goal

i'll end in kensington. there's a water main break on east cambria at hartfield near kensington avenue. back to you. >> thank you. >>> an emotional plea. a van that means everything to a local family is stolen. >> my god. my reaction was like, somebody stabbed me in my heart. >> the mother's message to the thief and why it was more than just a van for her paralyzed son. >>> rescuing to the -- rushing to the rescue. the frantic moments when an officer saved a dog that fell through the ice in new jersey. >>> switching it up. changes are underway at a popular shopping destination. why you could soon be able to live at the king of prussia mall. >>> the nbc10 morning show on the road this morning. we are in bethlehem. good morning, i'm tracy davidson. we're in bethlehem at the wawa on east broad street. meteorologist bill henley is here, too. we're greeting customers and shining a spotlight on the community as i said earlier, what a better time to visit bethlehem? the nickname is christmas city, usa. moravian mis

died after police say she was push out of the pickup truck, that was hit by another car in the kensington section of philadelphia neither driver stopped. it happened in the 3,000 block of frankford avenue this morning. "action news" reporter annie mccormack joins us live from kensington with the very latest on the investigation, annie. >> reporter: rick, that is right homicide detectives still looking for both of those vehicles, and their drivers, they were back out here today looking for any witnesses and surveillance video from local businesses and this time, there are only identifying the victim as a woman in her 30's. it was here in the 3,000 block of frankford avenue where philadelphia police say that someone pushed a woman out of the moving pickup truck. a witness tells police they saw the female clinging to the side of the truck, when she was pushed to the to the roadway it was then another vehicle hit her. police say this all happened around 2:00 this morning and victim was pronounced dead at the scene. both vehicles took off. >> i heard a commotion, you know, i didn't pay no mind

search on for two drivers, pretty bizarre hit and run, it happened in kensington. woman was killed when she was pushed out of the pickup truck moving truck and then run over by a different car. lets get out to jenny joyce to explain, jenny. >> reporter: good morning. right now police are calling this a hit and run possible homicide as they begin sorting through information from witnesses. according to investigators just before 2:00 a.m. sunday one witness watched as aid woman was pushed out of silver ford f150, victim landed violently in the middle of the 3,000 block of frankford between somerset and clear field and then police said a black dodge challenger ran her over both the truck and challenger left the scene, one woman who lives nearby said she saw the victim lying unresponsive in the street with visible head injuries, police arrived within minutes but there wasn't much emergency crews could do, woman was pronounced at the scene, people living in this kensington neighborhood said they have seen violence but this story is especially brutal. >> i was shocked wh

cricket avenue the return to go back to the septa regional rail station and watch for ice in kensington the scene of the abandoned church fire overnight and cornwall and f is the intersection to avoid. and a water main break this morning in may fair. frankford at tyson, i expect ice there as well. still watching a crash in college villa long 29 at 422 by the movie. police are helping you around that. a nasty morning on the septa regional rails, our infrastructure does not do well with temperatures this cold. not as bad this afternoon in that all the lines are running but many are running with 10 and 20 and 30 minute delays. good chance your train will be late and good chance you don't want to stand on the platform any longer than you have to. we'll check it again in the next half hour. >> still to come on "action news" tonight. saying good-bye to 2017 by shredding the paperwork from the

had shooting. >>> search is also on this morning for gunman who opened fire at corner store in kensington critically injuring a man inside. >> several others inside the store including an 11 year-old girl. "eyewitness news" reporter trang do is live with the very latest on this investigation good morning, trang do. >> reporter: good morning, jim and rahel, a 22-year old man is fighting for his life after being shot in his chest. he underwent surgery overnight at temple hospital, police are continuing to search for the person who shot him and just narrowly missed hitting that 11 year-old girl, but look at the video from the scene last night in kensington, just after 8:00 p.m. police respond todd a shooting at a corner grocery store at amber and bellmore streets. officers arrived to find a 22-year old man with the gunshot wound to the chest. they rushed him to temple hospital where he remains in critical condition. police say gunman fired at least seven shots from outside the store, why the victim was standing near the doorway, bum et cetera flew flew pennsylvania several other customers an

the kensington and chelsea tenant management organisation has responsibility for 9,000 properties, asone of the largest tenant management organisations in the country. this body manages thousands of properties in the area. it was this management organisation that made the now—controversial decision to refurbish grenfell tower in cladding suspected of fuelling the fire. both it and the local council are now under investigation by the police, over possible corporate manslaughter charges. the organisation has now sent out a letter saying it would be in the best interests of all residents that the services which the tenant management organisation currently provides are handed back to the council. the handover, which will start at the end of next month, means the royal borough of kensington and chelsea will take over repairs and day—to—day running. but a resident on the grenfell recovery scrutiny committee says the council isn't up to the job of running a large housing stock, when, he claims, it has failed to deal effectively with the aftermath of the fire. and there's also a fear the tena

it happened overnight, near frankford avenue and elkheart street in kensington. police are looking for older model silver ford f150 and searching for surveillance in the area to get a better picture of this suspect, driver and at this time as authorities notify the family members of that victim, her name is not being released but again we do know that one woman in her 20's killed in the hit/run overnight in the kensington section of the city , and police are asking anyone with any information to come forward. for now we are live, i'm anita oh for cbs-3 "eyewitness news" >> all right, keep us up to date, thank you. >>> police say a man was shot and killed in oxford circle overnight. this shooting happened around 12:30 in the 1200 block of grief i street. no suspects and no word on the motive. >>> a winter season may not officially be here yet but we have already had our first taste of it, right. snow is blanketing the region this morning and as "eyewitness news" reporter alycia nieves shows south welcome sights, others not so much. >> reporter: first snowfall of t

the hospital this morning following a fire that broke out inside this row home in philadelphia's kensington neighborhood. it started around 3:00 on c street. police found a 5-year-old boy around the corner from the fire scene with second-degree burns on his hands. he is now undergoing treatment at st. christopher's hospital. no word yet on what caused the fire. a man is in the hospital after first responders had to rescue him from this house fire. nbc 10 was on lansdowne avenue where firefighters in the overbrook section battled flames and the extreme cold. they had to call in a truck to help de-ice the street. hoses froze. >>> today eagles fans will brave the frigid weather to watch some sunday football in south philadelphia. this is a live linside the attempt to set a franchise record for wins in a season. randy gyllenhaal is live. the die hard tailgaters for a 1:00 game usually start showing up within the next few hours. i'm guessing that may not be the case this morning. >> reporter: no check it out. they're here. there are two cars loaded with fans for this final tailgate of the season

crossed at 5:04 search is on for two drivers, this is a bizarre hit and run that killed a woman in kensington. victim was push out of the moving pickup truck and then run over by another vehicle right behind it. this all happened on the 3,000 block of frankford avenue, early on sunday just before two. woman in her 30's died on the scene, witnesses say both drivers kept on going. >> i'm shock when they say there was a car accident i thought maybe someone beat her , her head was really, messed up. >> scar that i something lick that would happen and nobody could stop to see if she was okay or nothing. just senseless. waste of life my heart goes out to her family. >> police are on the look out for a silver ford f150 with the missing tailgate and extended cab and we are looking for a black dodge charger, the woman has not yet been identified. >>> right new police are searching for whoever shot and killed a man in oxford circle they found a 38 year-old man laying nice down on the 1200 block of grief griefy street. he has multiple gunshot wound throughout his body and the suspect was wearing etan or

. >> breakingews, firefighters flames kensington church. firefighters found two dozen homeless people seeking shelter from from the cold. jeanette reyes joins us live from the scene along street with more. jennette. >> reporter: well, matt, firefighters have been here since 1:00 a.m. when the fire first broke out. clearing out right now. dieing n terms of the activity. look behind me, you can see the flashing lights, the deputy commissioner said there was a complicated fire to battle because of the buildings that they were dealing with, of course there were nearly two dozen homeless inside the building. this is a vacant church. now, take a look at the video here when fire crews arrived after that, they were called out to the 700 block of cornwall street in sensingere met with flames shooting out of second floor windows, a second aleft arm was called and spread to homes and forced temporary evacuation as firefighters worked to contain the crews wend told residents they had to leave their home. >> the conditions caused a problem here, we have

and the cold air made it difficult for firefighters in kensington overnight. how they were able to battle the flames, and the elements. >> and let's talk about the eagle. they have the best record in football. they are locked into the number one seed in the nfc and they have home field advantage in the playoffs. so, other teams should be afraid to face the eagles, right? nope. why some think the rams are gunning for a rematch with the birds. >>> yes, there are some theories out, there we'll let you know what you think about this, as eagles fans we should be little upset about. >> this good day everyone, we made it to thursday, december 28th, 2017. >> almost there. >> the thing is it is so cold outside. this is the coldest of our little cold snap we're dealing w so mike jerrick on vacation right now, he was so kind, sent us lovely photo to make us feel better. >> like only mike would do. >> look at that. >> what's he got on his head? >> dufs. on the rock. i ma have i to extend my stay, 88 versus 8 degrees. i don't know if it is eight greets but probably feels l

the royal borough of kensington & chelsea said it saw this as a temporary measure and residents woulded their homes managed. for the survivors of grenfell, who recently attended a memorial at st paul's cathedral, this comes as a further complication after reported delays in special christmas payments. britain's workers could see another year without a pay rise, that's according to the resolution foundation think—tank, which looks at living standards in the uk. it said a year—on—year rise in real pay wouldn't be noticeable until december next year. the government says it is cutting taxes for millions and raising pay through the national living wage. princer require has praised his fiance during an interview with the bbc. they spent christmas with the royal family in norfolk. the prince has been guest editing the today programme, featuring an interview with former us president, president 0bama. when asked if he would invite mr0bama to the 0bama. when asked if he would invite mr 0bama to the wedding, prince harry, remained tight lipped. we haven't put the invites or the guest list togeth

that was very much the message, from the bishop of kensington.e royal family. the younger royals, the duke and duchess of cambridge, and hence harry. they spoke yamac spends time speaking to members of the congregation. blaszykowski is bent time —... —— they spend time talking to members of the congregation. they appeared very moved by what they saw. a very solemn occasion. but, of course, members of the royal family, certainly, prince william and the queen went to grenfell tower very shortly after the tragedy. what has the service meant for you today? very emotional. very emotional, and i don't think it is going to wipe away what happened. it is still there. we just have to live with it. because there is nothing that we can do to bring them back. only to continue to remember them, and pray for them, wherever they are, so that... that is all that we can do. the memorial service was very emotional. i am lucky to see prince harry, the royalfamily. that is it. especially when they played the tape thing, and it was echoing what was going on there. ho

thanks forjoining us. of kensington. thanks forjoining us. this service affected you? it was a beautiful service. it was very reflective. i thought it was really representative of the community. wonderful having the children there and the music was lovely also. it gave everyone an opportunity to come together. some families we see quite often, others not so much but it was a wonderful opportunity to come together and remember our loved ones. that was the purpose and i think it fulfilled it. it was very much a multi-faith service, wasn't it, although it was in st paul's cathedral. how important was that? st paul's is a great national place, a place where we come together to remember, commemorate and mourn. faith is an important part of the community for many people. it's a christian cathedral, but it's important we we re cathedral, but it's important we were able to represent lots of different traditions and faiths within the service at the same time so within the service at the same time so that was reflected. we worked ha rd so that was refl

investigators say the men entered the store on the 3900 block of kensington avenue with an ak-47, and demanding money. both men got away with an undetermined amount of cash, no injuries have been reported >>> turning now to your accu weather forecast it was a relatively mild day compared to the bitter cold we have experienced last week. >> but we could see some light precipitation late this evening, and that could result in slick spots on the roads. meteorologist melissa magee has our first check of the accu weather forecast, melissa >> walter and sarah we are tracking minor changes through the rest of tonight and overnight hours but a seasonably mild day across much of the delaware and lehigh valleys, high today in the city coming in at 44. right now 42. thirty-five in allentown. same thing in he had aring. poconos in at 29 degrees. if you are stepping out for rest of the evening and tonight we have got you covered with that evening planner. mostly cloudy tonight a temperature of 39, 8:00 at 38, we will stay in the upper 30's at nine, 10, 11:00 underneath mostly cloudy skies but a co

>>> breaking news this morning a woman is struck and killed in kensington, we're live with the description of the vehicle police are now looking for involved in this deadly hit and run. >>> a warning, after the first snowstorm, of the season moves out of our region, falling temperatures could lead to a possibility of danger on the sidewalks and roads, we will take a look. >>> e-a-g-l-e-s eagles. >>> shouting it loud and proud in l.a. sports director don bellies with eagles fans there hoff made the trip out west to see today's match up with the rams. >> today is sunday december 10th, good morning everyone i'm jan carabao but first lets start with the weather. here's meteorologist chelsea ingram with the forecast, good sunday morning, very cold, slick spots too. >>> very cold, slick spots after record snowfall from yesterday in philadelphia, i am seeing a lot of pictures that look like winter wonder landing out there let me show you reading area look at how beautiful, on our live neighborhood network, lieutenant of untouched beautiful fresh fallen white snow, and then we have, things moving

it happened near frankford avenue and elkhart street in the kensington section of the city. police are looking for an older model silver ford f150 and they are looking for surveillance video in the area trying to get a better picture of this suspect, this driver who fled this scene after this deadly hit a run, and again, that the hour what we know is victim in the hit and run is in her 20's. police where holding her name though at this hour and, of course, we will bring you up to date as we learn new details but for now live, i'm anita oh for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> thank you, anita. >>> new this morning a man is dead after an overnight shooting that happened around 12:30 in the 1200 block of mcgreevey street in oxford circle. no word on what may have motivated this shooting or on a description of a possible suspect. >>> well, we are still more than a week away from the official start of winter but we have already been treated to an early taste of snow. "eyewitness news" report's leash a nieves shows us snowy scene throughout the delaware valley. >> reporter: first snowf