heading further north we're looking at bill leighton roaring 37 degrees.in broomall looking good there. not too bad at all as we scroll south pull up as i mentioned john who reported 32 degrees in dover, delaware with a clear sky. it is freezing outside but at least it's dry. if you love the weather you can be featured in our newscast just like these great folks become an "eyewitness weather" watcher. sign up at cbsphilly.co cbsphilly.com/watchers and we'll put you and your observations on tv. >> let's take lookout side. this is skycam3 looking from campbell's field over the beautifully it will ben franklin bridge tonight. you can see it's dry out there no problems if you're out and about on the roads maybe doing some shopping. if you're down the shore, walking the boards it's all lit up in ocean city. looks a little quiet out there. the ferris wheel lit up right now but don't see a whole lot of signs of live walking the boardwalk tonight. good place to walk off some of those thanksgiving calories. take a look at storm scan3 which is showing a few light sn

stilts and squaring off the sun room to the south property line, and they were together that the leighton have no intention of creating an inlaw unit and however the most recent plans reveal a full bathroom and a lawnedsry room and a separate entry from the garage and this looks suspicious of an inlaw unit in the making. >> the third floor extension to the proposed project would have a deck that would look directly down in to my bathroom. and this is from their plan drawing. this is my bathroom. and my bathroom is 8 feet wide and there is a breakfast room, that extends across and then directly into my laundry room. and i just feel that my privacy will be totally invaded. >> excuse me but your time is up. >> okay. >> we can hear from the other appellant now. mr. miller, or miss mckency or both. >> good evening, my name is julie mckency and my husband, ken miller and i live and have owned our home at 1266th avenue for 22 and a half years. and we lived next door to the subject property. we completely support the intent to complete the much needed home improvements and to remodel and however

host: the next call for colonel cedric leighton comes from california.aller: i serve 10 years in the with therps and worked government. in the summer of 2001 i read a lot of articles and basically nine/11 -- 9/11 and i >> anything you want to respond to? >> i think 9/11 was such a tragic incident that i don't think from what i have seen and having lived through that ,rocess within the military that is not something that was done by the administration. i don't think any american administration would do that and in the country created the patriot act through the representatives and others that offer that they were responding to a threat that they felt was real. ofterms of the invasion afghanistan where it was seen as for al qaedarnment and the connection between the al qaeda was one of a symbiotic relationship and as result of that i think the united states felt justified in fact members of old major political parties felt the need to go in and do something. we went into that country in 2001 as a response. iraq is a bit of the more complicated arena and th

is ael cedric leighton formal deputy director of the national security agency. he talked about the nsa surveillance system and efforts to change the agencies phone data collection practices. this is 45 minutes. >> joining us is colonel cedric leighton, who is a former of theg deputy director national security agency. did i get your title correct? did you do at the nsa? as i helped with the military -- >> i help with the military portion. i make sure the workforce on the military side was properly trained in all the different disciplines in sa requires to carry out its mission. requireslines the nsa to carry out its mission. it includes specialists. a very interesting and rewarding job. in the newsas been for several years now and continues to be. what kind of data collection can the nsa do legally? >> legally based on laws and procedures and policies, the basic job is to collect foreign intelligence. there are other agencies that do collect foreign intelligence, but the primary purpose is to collect signals intelligence. that means radio communications that appe

the tree was grown in leighton, pennsylvania. in fact, the tree arrived at 19 feet and will have to be cut down to 18 feet and 6 inches just to fit inside that blue room. >>> you might say that it's not your grandfather's black friday. why some people are turning it from black to green. and not in the way you might think. >> very, very loud and i couldn't tell you what was going on. >> talk about a thanksgiving surprise. a head-on collision this truck driver says was destiny. >>> you're watching news4 at 4:00. >>> dulles airport could be facing some serious financial trouble next year as more and more people choose to fly in and out of reagan national. the "washington post" did analysis that shows sometime next year more people will fly through reagan national than dulles which is 14 times the size of reagan. some carriers might move their business and that could have serious repercussions on virginia's economy. >>> out in colorado,' lot of shoppers there, they don't even call it black friday. >> no, they're not. they are calling

look at the temperatures, still too coal for snow in mount pocono not so in leighton, but allentown, degrees in philadelphia, we won't see that change over for awhile here in the city, so that's good news, if you still have some things you want to do this morning. 46 degrees in cape may, and a lot of kids are going to school this morning, as well. keep that in mind. so temperatures falling through the 30's, throughout the day, and it will be slippery in spots, but then we dry out tonight overnight low around 30 degrees. so one day special, bob, mother nature couldn't have pick a worse day. >> going to school, don't you dare close my school earlier and send my kids home. full day. i'm paying tuition. 4:18, live look at some of the roadways, down the shore, route 47 outside of wildwood. see the rain falling, starting to see the precipitation roll from the south roll to the north as sue mentioned, live look at the new jersey turnpike, actually, no, this is route one, down in delaware. so, again, all of the roads depending where you begin and ends your trip, starting to see the precipita

. >> colonel leighton, you say they want to take back the part of their country they lost. historical context. it wasn't the iraqis that decided that iraq is iraq.stern. they don't think of themselves as iraqis as much as they do sunni, kurds, and shia. the kurds want their land and the shia want their land. they all want their own land but the rest of the world wants them to do what the rest of the world wants them to. feems li >> the only reason why the rukys want that land back is because it shows power on the international stage for them. >> but that's the people in the government there. the people want to be sunni, shia, and kurds. >> that's right. and so the idea of nation thood between the iraqis is really something they don't have. they don't understand that. they understand their alen jens and the fact that the treaty that created the current boundaries of iraq, the fact that that came into existence and that that still governs the territory of that part of the middle east, that is something that these people are benefiting from but the ones whole adversary affecte

he joins us from leighton, missouri. good morning to you.ve all been waiting for this decision to be handed down. but has this waiting game cooled tensions or fanned the flames? >> good morning. i think the problem is by taking so long before they were able to announce the decision, they allowed the tension to rise and they allowed people to continue to advocate for justice which has not been forthcoming. so the process usually, as you know, when there is a grand jury process for an indictment, it may take a day. it may take a couple of days. to take over 100 days for a grand jury announcement and present evidence both for and against indictment is highly irregular. and it's all contributed to the feeling this is not a fair and formal process. >> but what about wilson's possible resignation? i spoke to someone down there yesterday who said is insufficienting, quite frankly, that he hasn't resigned already. as an attorney, what do you think about that? >> the problem i have heard in terms of wilson's resignation is that he resigns so he will