welcome to medieval times in lyndhurst, new jersey. >> i play the green knight.e, and he is the most arrogant and probably the best knight there is. >> it's a unique kind of dinner theater. guests don't just come to dine. they come to be transported back in time. >> they will experience horses knights fighting, knights jousting. they will get to eat with their hands. they get so much. they'll get to see kings, a princess, everything. >> wait. did he say "eat with their hands"? [ tape rewinding ] >> eat with their hands. >> visitors have to eat with their fingers, because in the 11th century, utensils were tools of witchcraft. so to not eat with your fingers was kind of a sign that you were a witch or a wizard or something like that, so you'd probably be burned at the stake. so we kind of encourage people to eat with their fingers at all times. >> that's certainly good to know. anyway, while you're eating, you're being entertained. and although these knights are actors, the physical demands of the role are very real. >> it takes a lot of hard work and effort to be

the lyndhurst cop used his training to lead others out of the wreckage of amtrak train 188. >> speaking with him when he was there, as it was unfolding he was telling me he had to hang up because he was helping those that needed help. >> keen is also a volunteer firefighter. he just took part in a training rescue drill. good for him. >>> now a closer look at an nbc 10 exclusive. polling philadelphia. >> nbc 10 teamed up with "the inquirer," "daily news philly.com to bring you the only independent poll of voters. nbc 10's harry hairston joins us with a closer look. >> as we looked into the election front-runner for philadelphia mayor, we also found interesting information about what 600 philly democrats think about the current state of their city. here are the numbers. 43% say the city is moving in the wrong direction. 40% say the city is headed in the right direction. we turned to our experts to find out why. >> we have a new govern. it's governor wolf who obviously did very well here in philadelphia in terms of his numbers on election night, and i think that people feel more confident