now, back in the day, i used to dj the dances here at nazareth academy, okay?, sister immaculatta, i think it was, whenever i would play the second slow song, she would go robert, that's two. pick it up. pick up the pace. pick up the pace. so, what do you say we pick up the let's get this dance party started? are you ready? (cheers). >> let's kick offensea-thon in three, two, one, dance, go ahead. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> oh, i want to just soak this in. go back to full segment. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> it will go until 10:00 tonight. and i've never seen a better group. >> until 10:00 tonight. >> that's amazing, dancing that long. >> oh, $104,000. i mean, that's impressive! >> lots of commitment. nicely done. that's the northeast. you know, why don't we go back to delco? we should have battle of the counties some day on this show, you know what i mean? >> yes, tell us why your county great. >> yes, why is your county better than the other counties, including south jersey? there is a reading program that i find fantastic, in chester, delaware county, that's where jen is,

but he really enjoys doing it. >> in nazareth, bill rohrer fox 29 news. >> cutie. >> absolutely. >> theyerved our country and now they're getting a helping hand after returning home from war. >> these veterans are finding a new passion and it all involves watches. here's bill rohrer. >> reporter: building on sixth street in odessa, delaware, may not lock like much on the outside but inside, it shelters the passion and the determination of this country's veterans. anyone who served in the military has the opportunity to become a master watch maker through the veterans watch maker initiative for free. >> if you come to me and you have one eye and one arm, and you have the passion in you, we can overcome anything and make i was watch maker. ♪ >> reporter: veterans watch maker initiative chairman sam cannon hear the idea from the joseph bullova school of watch maker a program that taught disable veterans returning home from world war ii how to repair mechanical watches. the invention of quarts watches called the school to close in the early '90's. the people i talk to in prying to promote mi

. >> reporter: we're standing in nazareth village right now. the museum itself beautiful, the limestone here, each piece we're told painted and the nazareth village really comes to life with real-life portrayals of men and women in the village. the museum dedication was this morning. >>> it's revered. and controversial. it's uniting and divisive. the museum of the bible tells the story of the book. reverend matthew wattly and his wife sean a from the d.c. area marvel at the new museum and its timing. >> i think that it will challenge us to grow to the standard of the bible. >> we're at some interesting times and people are struggling with their moral and fabric of this country and the foundation. [ applause ] >> reporter: the entrance is emblazoned with genesis 1 type set backwards in latin as it was on the guttenberg press. hazelle has the highest of hopes. she's bringing her father who she says is an atheist. >> he's open to coming and just seeing more about a museum dedicated to this book. >> they part like the red sea. brought to life in th

state officials have identified the wounded officer of seth kelly of upper nazareth county. and the suspect 22 daniel clary. he was initially pulled over for speeding along route 33 by state police trooper, and kelly arrived as backup a short time later. the scuffle ensues after they decided to arrest clary on dui. and during the fight one of the troopers was able to deploy his phaser. >> he falls and then it has no affect on him. they continue to wrestle around with where mr. clary. and he runs around the front of his vehicle and reaches into the drivers side window which is down and pulls out a gun. >> that is when the fist fight turned into a heated gun battle and the suspect is hit repeatedly and he is able to drive himself to easton hospital. corporal kelly was hit repeatedly part of the reason he survived is because he self applied a tourniquet before paramedics arrived. he was stabilized after surgery and still in critical condition but stable. >> meanwhile, clary faces a laundry list of charges including attempted murder and attempted murder of a police officer that

nazareth 33. at this hour. and dropping. you'll wind up likely in the upper 20s. when you wake up tomorrow morning. in philadelphia the airport is 38. society hill 39. fox chase 37. and park wood at 35. we'll be dropping below freezing in philadelphia. this is where we're going. clear skies right now. all the warmth radiating into the atmosphere. at 9 tomorrow morning up to 35. 5:00 a.m. around 32 degrees. clear skies. 28 in the pennsylvania suburb. rising to about 32 by 9:00 in the morning. at 5:00 in the morning lee high valley will be down to 25 degrees. 30 delaware. 30 new jersey. and 32 along the jersey shore of you get the idea. it will be cold. nothing showing up on the radar. it's quiet out there. we have clouds. there's still high thin cloud. but for the most part they're not going to bring insulation tonight. hour by hour. this is what we're watching. northwest wind bringing in the cool air. we'll wake up in the upper 20s and low 30s across the area tomorrow morning. in the afternoon, we make it into the low and mid-40s. with the exception of mount. in t

buts are a recre action of the road jesus walked in nazareth. they had v a perspective they never had before. wow, i see why he thought about the synagogue, olives. it take os and whole new meaning for them. reporter: there is even a ride. a fly poured that lets you soar over washington look for be aboutbly call in strips but what may be more surprisings the attitude. we're not there yet. it is not promoting any faith or denomination. and our goal is to get people engaged in the bible. to get them at les open it up to take look at. still there is controversy about the museum broom the greene family that owns hobby lobby and the national christian foundation are the two biggest donors. they are what it says. they a donor. they have not tried to correct the project they have not tried to interject their personal points of view. at all. >> some critics say this museum is really an evangelical outpost to congress. >> yeah. that is a fun one. all got do is come in. if you are here an hour you realize it is mo. >> it is aization to bee rolled in the h

the olive trees in this village of nazareth are modeled after the biblical garden of gethsemane. >> youieve the bible is good for the world. >> i do. the good, the bad, and the ugly and you make up your own mind. >> reporter: chip reid, cbs news, washington. >> reporter: that's the cbs weekend news for this saturday. i'm reen a bay >>> you see the dad asking for help in the window, his hand was going like this, it was really terrifying. >> at 6:00, a fire ripped through a south bay apartment building. killing three people. and trapping a family inside. good evening, i'm brian hackney. >> i'm juliette goodrich. >> the three alarm blaze happened in the 500 block of ninth street just before dawn not far from campus. we have more on how neighbors tried to help. >> someone is trapped. it is an apartment building. >> reporter: firefighters new instantly this would be no ordinary fire for them. >> two-story family dwelling. i got flames showing from the second floor balcony. >> reporter: they were battling the flames and the clock. racing to rescue the family trapped inside the burning buildin

the address is 654 bongor road, nazareth, pennsylvania.bsite as well. >> from our delaware news room a popular deech town has voted to double its tax on residential rentals from 3% to 6%. bed and brek fasts and condos. the new rate willied to contracts after january 1st. the town plans to use the money for infrastructure improvements. >> good news here at the pump. experts say the price of gas is expected to fall a few vents as we -- cents. right now the average gas price same as last week. $0.40 more than motorists were paying this time last year. >> our area the average price of regular gas has gone down a few cents in each state. in philadelphia it costs an average of $7.76 a gallon in new jersey it's $2.51 and in delaware $2.45 per gallon. just about everybody who lives outside dallas is picking the eagles. the birds got a nice welcome from a couple hundred eagles fans when they arrived at their dallas hotel yesterday. the cowboys will be playing without three of their five top players. >> an annual tradition took off this morning desp

nazareth 37. now let's go to the warmest spot. that would be right here in the city. it's 41 at the airport. cool 35 at park side. 40 mount airy. fox chase 41. park wood at 41. we're going to continue to drop tonight. so tomorrow morning you'll wake up weather includes 39, 40 degrees. at 5:00 in the morning. 37 in the pennsylvania suburb. 5:00 in the morning lee high valley one degree above freezing. delaware 38 at 5:00 in the morning. 39 along the jersey shore. and 44 along the jersey shore. warmer because of the ocean water. radar, everything is quiet. a few clouds drifting through the region. but we're watching the storm system that's passing north. of minnesota and wisconsin. that's going to be the player for us late tomorrow night and early on wednesday. we'll see this cold front advance. and it's going to trigger showers. this will be long after grow to bed. and hopefully before you wake up wednesday morning. tomorrow morning 39 philadelphia. 36. 43 in mill ville. south winds. we'll make it into the midand upper 50s. maybe a few 60s. around the area. it is going

we drop to 43 in nazareth and out there for all the people shopping and enjoying the markets in bethlehem, it is 44 degrees. now let's take a look at what's going on in philadelphia. 47 at the airport, 49 at society hill. manayunk you're at 48. fox chase at 48. we'll be dropping into the mid30s overnight tonight. it is going to be a cool one out there. here's where we go over the next few hours. we'll be dropping by midnight to about 39. 4:00 in the morning, we'll be at 37 in philadelphia. now, if you're in the pennsylvania suburbs at midnight, 37. if you're in the lehigh valley, 32 at midnight. i'll be back with your full weekend forecast in just a few minutes. >>> new at 6:00, we're getting an up close view of the damage left by a raging fire that burned down a chester county senior home one week ago. tonight, federal investigators are finished at the scene but they can't say what caused the fire. nbc 10's aaron baskerville tells us how one survivor came back to the scene to see what's left of her old home. >> reporter: for the first time we're getting a closer look from the ground at t

nazareth 38 degrees. so the big chill is on many places are going to be flirting with that freezing mark tonight. the rain is beginning to move off to the east. philadelphia cleared outd. south jersey and the shore in delaware still hanging onto a few showers. that are continue through the evening. the snow is moving off as well. wind come out ot north and rain moous out, look what happens. you wake up tomorrow morning it will be 3839 philadelphia. 42 in dover. now we go through the day we'll be lucky to be in the low 50s in if i feel did he feel. upper 40 tmz the out we'll see 36 in philadelphia. 32 mount. that's not the day we see our freeze. we'll hit 55 on south winds as with e head through the day thursday. and watch what happens. we go into friday morning, and there we go. i think this is the day that everybody sees a freeze. 30 in philadelphia. and it's going to be sunny on friday and chilly. by noon we just make it above the freezing mark. neighborhood forecast for tonight. include 39 philadelphia

nazareth and bethlehem 60. that air is coming right down through the rest of the area during the evening hours. don't be fooled by the temperature right now. if it seems mild, if you're staying out later this morning, take the coat with you because it's going to drop. the high tomorrow 58 after 73 today. then it will start going back up. after monday it goes back down. yeah, this is a roller coaster, certainly. we have dry conditions, despite all the clouds that we had today. it's dry across the great lakes. that air is coming our way for tomorrow. north wind, bringing in the colder air later this evening. comes in to the northeast by tomorrow. we get increased clouds, then tomorrow night here comes the rain coming from the west. it will be mostly late evening, up to sunday morning. east wind, not a real great start to sunday. but the wind's shifting a little bit helps to push the rain up away from us. so we may actually be okay for the eagles game and into sunday evening. then the warmer air is coming in for m

nazareth 31. dropping quickly in the outlying areas.e in philadelphia, 35 at the airport. 32 in mount airy. 32 in parkwood. down to 27 degrees. tomorrow when you get up at 7 to head out to all the malls. 32 in philadelphia. 28 in suburbs. 29 in lehigh valley. 30 in south jersey. 33 at jersey shore. afternoon should be very close to 50 degrees. either side of it. with mostly sunny skies. back in a little bit for your hour by hour for your weekend ahead. >> along this thanksgiving day, many people chose to serve overs. volunteers prepared hot meals for families in need all over the region. the salvation army of greater philadelphia. annual thanksgiving to go event. more than 800 families. 2500 pounds of turkeys. 1400 pounds of stuffing. 1200 pounds of gravy. and 1,000 apple pies. in spring garden, volunteers prepared, cooked and packed meals for those in need. nonprofit delivered the dinners to more than 3200 people who have medical issues. >> these meals mean too much to people who can't get out to get a meal or cook imthemselves. gives

looking at a temperature of 41 in warnersville, 35 in lenhartsville, temperatures in the 30s to nazareth bethlehem and easton, as well. a chilly start. we'll rebound this afternoon into the upper 50s now. a few temperatures on the map. 47 in dover and 27 the cold spot up in mt. pocono. wow. we lost the clear skies quickly. the cloud cover extends from the poconos out to areas of minnesota this morning. this is why we will not see much in the way of sunshine today. maybe a brief sprinkle or shower north and west of the city. 58 in philadelphia. 60 in wilmington. we will lose the wind today. not as windy. again, we will not have the sunshine that we saw yesterday. looking ahead for three days out, 74 by friday in philadelphia. a nice warmup there. temperatures in the 50s today in the northern and western suburbs. we'll be warming up into the 60s tomorrow and 70s by friday. the lehigh valley, same story for you. 51 today. clouds and showers. we'll work our way back into the 70s here by the later part of the week. new jersey, delaware, same story. cool weather today and the nice rebound tomo

fleetwood, 41. 41 in nazareth, and bethlehem is 42. this is going to be falling during the day.from this -- from this point on, it will feel like 20s. seeing snow showers to the northwest, they'll miss us, but we'll get the cold that's producing that snow, and that's going to carry us into the weekend. the coldest is due in tomorrow morning. this is where we could see record temperatures. at greatest risk, trenton and atlantic city. some neighborhoods will close. reading, a degree away. and in philadelphia, the record is 21, we'll hit 24 tomorrow morning. a very cold day in wilmington. doesn't look like we'll challenge the record with this. a very cold start to the weekend. the forecast keeping temperatures chilly through the day on saturday. talking 40s for the entire area. the very low 40s for philadelphia and the suburbs. veterans day, we'll see a lot of sunshine, and it will be dry. that's the good news. heading to events. bundle up sunday. more clouds, but temperatures will be warmer after another cold morning. i'm not expecting to see any record cold temperatures on sunday

remember when jesus of nazareth came upon thousands of people, rather than feeding them, thought andrayed? he chose to film a facebook video about gun control as his fellow members of congress mourn for the victims and their families. joining me is pastor robert jeffress. the snark and the aggressive -- ,atheistic response. >> some of these on the left who don't believe in prayer don't believe in god. they are atheists. when they wake up in hell one day like church shooter devin kelley *. but others on the left do believe in prayer like don lemon. but they are believing more legislation would have prevented this tragedy. we know from the facts of the case it wouldn't have happened. the only person who might have been prevented from having a gun would be the hero who took down the killer. lou: there is a big comfort level with insult be those who believe in god, insulting those who believe that prayer is the appropriate response in these moments. and i don't understand ridiculing other people's religious beliefs. we don't gone this broadcast and ridicule atheists or any specific relig

. >> reporter: to a re-creation of the nazareth jesus walked. >> could we make the bible really cool? so that's what we're about. >> reporter: but some are suspicious of his promise not to press lettize. >> it's a private museum, not a public museum, yet it aspires to be a public face of christianity in the united states. >> we set our own what i call fence posts, certain limits that we don't cross. we just invite visitors to come and decide if we've done that. >> reporter: then there are the artifacts acquired by the greens. this summer hobby lobby paid a $3 million fine for illegally imported ancient tablets. can scholars trust the artifacts that are in this museum? >> they can ask the other scholars that are a part of helping us put this museum together. >> reporter: a test of faith for visitors and the museum. anne thompson, nbc news, washington. >>> still ahead tonight, we have an update on that so-called last da vinci auction we told liberty mutual stood with me when this guy got a flat tire in the middle of the night. hold on dad... liberty did what? yeah, liberty mutual 24-hou

nazareth 53. bethlehem 54.hose are pretty mild numbers for this time of the day at this time of the year especially considering what we have seen over the last week or so. we have those showers right on top of the reading area. more moisture coming down from the great lakes. it is all moving really fast. by 1:00 or 2:00 we have fast-moving showers coming through. rain could last five to ten minutes. by the afternoon it is all gone. we have clear skies but the wind will be picking up tomorrow cooler. clouds start to increase. it will effect us over the weekend. no doubt about it, just timing here. we are dry but this area rain moves in. this model bringing it in closer to the midday hours. that's the time for the greatest amount of rain. the greatest number of hours for it in the lehigh valley, the fewest in southern delaware here is saturday afternoon covering much of the area. this is kind of a steady rain for several hours there is the afternoon. another batch coming in saturday night. you notice much less in

into always demanded that as the day when i meet the word jesus of nazareth said the in the test of time to do 100 things i in the silence. covering their putting it mortality with the wind swept heighths is and what did day it will be that we can stay with the poet we could put out our hand and touched the face of god. god bless you. >> ladies and gentleman please welcome of their innovator and a lifelong student of the zero were the president of the museum of the bible, kerry summers. [applause] >> no i have to follow very black and it alleges several months ago i would never do that again into out here i am. is the museum takes its place with the stars and of the galaxy in we are incredibly fortunate here in washington d.c. in the corporation relieved -- received in washington d.c. with those various committees and agencies that function within the district and also the federal committees that we had to work through is one of the most enjoyable experiences we have had sometimes they don't get the accolades as they should but it was just fantastic with that news media. [laughter] >> gi

nazareth at 46 degrees.ead to philadelphia county, a little bit warmer when you get out of the elevations. so we're cooling down, but it is not uncomfortable. it's actually seasonal for this time of year, this time of evening. outside, everything is is quiet. you can see we have some sprinkles, wrap around showers that are associated with this system. this is the one that brought the showers late last night and early this morning. and the sprinkles we had this afternoon. and further to the west is is a system that we're going to be watching for the weekend. so in between, we're going to have a sunny friday. then the clouds are going to move if. this system is going to move quickly as it heads in our direction. watch what happens. here it comes. we're going to be drop iping in by tomorrow into the 30s in the morning and we're going to be in the upper 40s and low 50s for a temperature tomorrow. saturday by midday, we see the rain moving in. into the 50s on saturday. maybe even a few 60s if the rain holds off f

white all at 52. 51 in nazareth. the only chilly spot is walnut.t's not even chilly considering we should be at 51 for a daytime high. as we head into the pennsylvania suburbs, fort washington at 52. let's go to oxford. it's comfortable across the suburbs. it's going to be a pleasant night. 57 and dropping down to 49 by 11:00 tonight on the south winds under clear skies. it really does not feel like late november. the sky is clear. doppler radar not picking up anything. not even any clouds with our radar and satellite until we get out across the great lakes. and we have a front that's coming through triggering some showers across michigan right now. so ahead of the front, warm weather. we have one more day that we could be kissing 60 degrees. the front comes through. we ahere we are in the mid-and r 40s across the area. you'll wake up tomorrow morning in the low 40s. maybe some 30s in the outlying areas. still looking at clear skies. southerly winds are going to turn to the west tomorrow afternoon. we'll make it to the 50s and low 60s across the ar

. >> reporter: we're standing in nazareth village. the museum itself beautiful. the limestone here, each piece we're told painted by hand. and the village really comes to life with real life portrayals of men and women in the village. it's revered and controversial. it is uniting and divisive. the museum of the bible tells the story of the book. refer ve reverent and his wife marvel at the museum. >> i think that it will challenge us to grow to the standards of the bible. >> we're at some interesting times and people are struggling with their m country and the foundation. >> reporter: the entrance at genesis 1 typed backwards in latin. hazel is bringing her father who she says is an atheist. >> he's open to coming and just seeing more about a museum dedicated to this book. >> part like the red sea. >> reporter: from the exhibits brought to life in the town of nazareth to bible verses in many languages, to elvis' bible and the burning of the book. >> i'm a firm believer of the bible and its truth and i think that they have really done an amazing job to pay attenti

nazareth at 37. feeling chilly throughout the lehigh valley and berks county.ennsylvania suburbs, 34 in west bradford township. west callum, 36. 38 in north wales, elroy. bedminster feeling like 34 degrees. later today, 52 for the feels-like temp in center city. 50 in lansdale. 50 in kutztown. over the suburbs, lehigh valley, parts of philly, we could see sunshine breaking through in the afternoon. i think it will be mostly cloudy for jersey, the shore, delaware, throughout the day. 52 in voorheis. cape may the same. rehoboth beach, 51. possibly up to 53 in wilmington. that's as warm as we go go. not a lot of warmth the next several days. cooler than average. that's the hour-by-hour model. mostly cloudied today. you see the break of sun possible areas north and west. like i mentioned, this is at 2:30. a sprinkle is possible over parts of the jersey shore and southern delaware. really that's it. temperatures in the upper 40s to low fistsly 50s -- low 50s. tomorrow near freezing, north and west. upper 30s in philadelphia and into parts of new jersey. staying dry.

september 22ndhen investigators say is that groff wats with friends and starto drift the shoulder of nazareth road in palmer .egedlyk and killedemma yards from her home. and now her monly g that cou this case sending a powerful message about the dangers of tempting and ing. re iend through a text messibly takiner life. she had a b future and nowsn'to g prom illon groff has no crimina history is expected surrender thority tomorrow or thursday.walter thank you. >>> philadelphia police need your help in tracking robber turned sexual predator in east mt. airy. investigators say that this m held up a pedestriahe 400 block of east washington lane back on november minutes later the same man robbed a victim of his phone at chewue.nd his behavior escalat november 26th when he forced a person d alleyway and sexually assaulted the victim. if you have i on the crime spree contact northwest >>> meek mills will not be ge prison any time soon.he supreme courtd the entertainer's request to be freed andl andinstead directed a lower court to handle. argued that the that sentenced him is bias and refused to res

you can drop off or mail homemade or store bought cars at the state police barracks in nazareth. we have the exact address on the nbc 10 app. >>> the top of this truck got ripped off when the drive got his rig stuck under a bridge in ardmore, montgomery county. amtrak sent inspectors to survey the bridge. they just 20etold us there is n damage. everything is fine. take a good look at your screen. a camera from the wharton loft caught these teens tossing rocks off of a roof deck. some broke solar panels on another building. they are wanted for vandalism. >>> a swarming about phone scams, threatening to arrest people for things like failing to report to jury duty and they are told to buy a pre-paid debit card and read the number over the phone to pay the fine. local students are getting a hands-on lesson about how to save for the future bensalem teamed up with trumark and educated them on the value of saving money. >>> this year, it will be easier for people. up until this year, the location rotated on a nightly basis, which possibly could have made it harder for people to find. th

jesus of nazareth said in john five: thirty-nine, search the scriptures for in them you thank you havestify. so, one day i will slip the surly bonds of earth, danced the skies on laughter's silver wings, joined the tumbling mirth of tongue split clouds and do a hundred things we have not dreamed of. soar high in the sky, hovering there i will chase the shouting wins along and fling through the optic, the scriptable, putting on immortality throughput calls and up the long delirious burning blue, we will top the windswept heights with easy grace where never lark or eagle even eagle flu and what a day it will be when on a sea of glass we will be beyond the sphere and can say with the poet we will be able to put out our hands in touch the face of god. god bless you. [applause] >> welcome on the newer, author, elevator and our lifelong student of the word, the president of museum of the bible, carrie summers. [applause] >> now i have to follow very black. [laughter] i told him several months ago i would never do that again and here i am. thank you for being here this morning. today the muse

the cards can be sent to 654 bangor road, nazareth, pennsylvania. i put that on my facebook page. >>> a man accused of fatally shooting a suburban pits bur officer. the suspect has been identified as a 29-year-old man. police say he killed officer brian shaw during a chase that followed a traffic stop on friday night. shaw was just 25 and had been with the department for less than a year. he reportedly served as a part-time officer in three other towns before coming to his current job. investigators had a stern message for the alleged killer. >> we will find you. we will arrest you. we will prosecute you so that you're held accountable. >> totally more than $50,000 are posted for the suspect's arrest. >> time now 7:08 and campaign donations have been pouring in for roadway moore. ever since several women have accused him of groping or aconsulting them when they were tunes -- teens back in the '7 0s. in a radio set to air today, moore says his signature in a 1977 high school year book is a forgery. the scandal has also fattened the wallet of his demo

but there's also a recreation of the roads jesus walked in nazareth. >> they have a perspective theyever had before. wow, now we know why he talked about synagogue and takes on a whole new meaning for them. chris: there's even a ride, what's called a fly board that let's you soar over washington but what maybe even more surprising is the attitude of the museum. >> we don't try to promote any faith or denomination and our goal is to get people engaged in the bible, to get them to at least open it up and take a look at it. chris: still there's some controversy about the museum. the green family that owns hobby lobby and the national christian foundation are the two biggest donors. >> they are what it says, they are a donor. they have not tried to direct the project. they have not try today interject their personal point of views at all. chris: some critics say this museum is really an evangelical outpost to congress. >> yeah, that's a fun one because all you have to do is come in and if you're here an hour you realize it's not. chris: it's a sight to behold from the huge bronze doors o

nazareth 49, bethlehem, 49 as well. how about here in philadelphia?ell, it's very comfortable, society hill, 51. 48 at parkside. we're looking at 50 at the airport. graduate hospital, 52. mount airy is at 41. foxchase, 51. parkwood at 50. so we're just shy of where we should be, which is 53 for our seasonal high pressure this time of year. outside, doppler radar sweeping the sky, not picking up anything. we don't have any precipitation here. we don't have any in the state of pennsylvania. a little bit further to the west, we have a line of showers and storms crossing parts of iowa and minnesota and wisconsin. that's going to lean in our direction. it looks like by late tomorrow night, perhaps parts of the pennsylvania suburbs, berks county, lehigh valley may see a shower. it's iffy if we'll see an isolated shower in philadelphia. by tonight, we'll be watching winds out of the southeast and watch the temperature drop to 39 under clear skies. then for tomorrow, you'll wake up, it will be a little bit warmer. it will be in the mid and upper 40s to tomorr

. >> on september 22nd. 20-year-old emma was struck and killed by a vehicle traveling down nazareth roadtownship. her mother says a part of her dies as well. >> it's hard not having her here for the holiday season, it doesn't feel right. thanksgiving felt like any other day like a sunday. it's really hard. >> three months after it happened formal charges were filed against dillon groff the person accused of being behind the wheel. the district attorney says that the charges include homicide by vehicle and aggravated assault and involuntarily manslaughter just no name a few. >> dillon groff was not driving drunk or at an excessive speed but what he was doing was just as dangerous. >> there is no words to express how you feel when you lose a child and then especially to find out it was over texting. over a conversation that could wait. >> she says making matters worse emma was killed in front of her three siblings walking with her at the time. she hopes that her daughter's story will serve as a cautionary tale about the danger of driving and texting. >> everybody has done it. everybody has

lehigh valley. 46 in blandon. 44 in merckstown. 46 in walnutport. 47, white hall, bethlehem. 46 in nazareth and easton. at this time in the afternoon. we have a few showers. not too far from the poconos. but they're not really moving toward the philadelphia area. so just about all of us are going to be dry this evening and overnight. there is a lot of rain not far away but it's not moving in this direction. as we go through the night tonight, it's mostly the clouds that will also help to keep the temperature up. look at these 6:00 a.m. temperatures. that's better than the high in some of these areas to the north and west. look at this. tomorrow afternoon. even reading and allentown getting close to 70 degrees. and we're seeing more sunshine as well. friday is another day with a good bit of sunshine and warm weather, into the 70s. once again. and then we've got a weak front coming down after that. tomorrow, we are warming up. here weigh go through t go thro tonight. it's not very cold. we were near freezing in some areas last night. tomorrow morning. 60 degrees in atlantic city, first thing

at dress is 654 bangor road, nazareth, pennsylvania, 18064. we will powe that address on six abc.com. >>> your time 12:09. thanksgiving is just days away and that means we are in the biggest travel week of the year. triple a projections 50.9 million americans will travel 50 miles or more away from home, that is a 3 percent increase over last year. in fact, this holiday weekend will see highest thanksgiving travel volume since 2005. of those traveling, 600,000 people are from this philadelphia area, and, of those travelers, nearly 88.4 percent, will travel by car. >>> and if you do plan on traveling this holiday, experts say price of gas is expect to, fall, a few cents as we draw close tore thanksgiving. but right now national average gas price is about the same as last week, around $2.55. that is 40 cents more than motorist were paying this time last year. in our area, the average price of regular gas has gone down a few cents and state. in philadelphia it cost an average of $2.76, a gallon. in new jersey it is $2.51. drivers in delaware are p

right now we are standing in the nazareth village. take a look here at the stones. this is limestone. each of these stones hand painted so the museum itself just beautiful. the museum was dedicated this morning. >> we ask that you bless all of those who visit the museum. >> reporter: cardinal said a prayer askifo bible. those attending the preview say the new museum lives up to its promise. >> i am a firm believer of the bible and its truth. and i think that they have really done an amazing job to pay attention to detail. and they have done their homework. >> reporter: the family behind the museum owns the hobby lobby chain of stores. they won a supreme court battle over denying health coverage for emergency contra exception. and the museum is dealing with questions about the legal ownership of artifacts. but visitors told us the power of this place stands up to any controversy. >> i can't imagine a museum in this country that can legitimately document all of its sourcing. i think that it is a distraction from what is an amazing story of a family who has dedicated t

nazareth is 39 degrees. whitehall is 29. look at allentown at 40 degrees. sunshine, yes.rapidly this morning. 50 degrees at 9:00. by 11:00, we're in the upper 50s with sunshine and fairly light winds. it's going to feel like 60s. even late this morning. it will peak in the low 60s for philadelphia. notice how the temperatures start coming down during the afternoon hours. even though we'll see lots of sunshine, the wind will shift. and that will start to bring in chillier air. that will be in place tomorrow. you see a few scattered clouds off to the northwest. that's coming with that weak cold front that's going to come through and shift the winds. no wet weather for our area with the clouds. they will thin out, and we'll be dry until early friday morning. you see some showers, snow and rain in montana, that's the system. it's going to take time. by tomorrow afternoon, 3:30 in the afternoon, those rain concludes are building -- clouds are buildings into the ohio valley and northwestern pennsylvania. and if we do see any showers, they're going to come first thing friday mor

another floor presents "stories of the bible," and includes a re-creation of nazareth with scenes ofyday life. ( birds chirping ) and a vista of the sea of galilee jesus might have taken in. a third floor is dedicated to the "impact of the bible," with an emphasis on american history: leading political and other figures. the bible cited by both slaveholders and abolitionists, its power in the civil rights movement. even its presence in popular culture: including hip hop recordings, and fashion. but perhaps just as interesting as what's here, is what you don't see. >> we don't talk about the bible being holy, or, we don't talk about it being inspired. >> brown: gordon campbell of the university of leicester, serves as an advisor to the museum. >> we tell the stories that are in the bible, but they have no theological spin. so, christians believe that the garden of eden is a story of original sin, but one of our jewish advisors said the garden of eden was hardly perfect-- it had a snake in it! so we say nothing about "original sin." we don't read it theologically. what people will be s

but there's also a recreation of the roads jesus walked in nazareth. >> they have a perspective theyore until they say wow, now i see why he talked the way he talked about all of us the synagogue, and it takes on a whole new meaning for them. >> chris: there is even a ride. it's called a fly board. it lets you soar over washington looking for biblical inscriptions. but what may be even more surprising is the attitude of the museum. >> we don't try to promote any faith or denomination, and our goal is to get people engaged in the bible, to get them to at least open it up and take a look at it. >> chris: there is some controversy about the museum. the family that owns hobby lobby and the national christian foundation are the two biggest donors. >> they are a donor. if they have not tried to direct the project. they have not tried to interject their personal points of view at all. >> chris: some critics say this museum is really an evangelical outpost to congress. >> that's a fun one, because all you have to do is come in. if you are here in our you realize it's not. >> chris: it's a si

nazareth and easton. early second quarter, easton knocking on the door. in the end zone for six.onto win 35-7. let's go to delaware. smyrna and will knight has 110 career touchdowns. he's never returned a kick for a touchdown, and there he goes. catch him if you can like the gingerbread man. 96-yard house call. that is it for the blitz. i'm danny pommells, enjoy your saturday. >>> all right. let's talk about your weekend forecast. starting with radar and satellite, some clouds are moving across the area right now, but you're probably going to see a bit of sunshine as you wake up this morning once the sun has come up. the difference is going to be that throughout the day we're going to have more clouds building in so we're going to start to thicken up across the region. that's going to lead to a mostly cloudy forecast. partly cloudy out there, 58 the forecast high temperature today in center city. that is a big difference from yesterday when we were in the 70s. but remember yesterday when we were in the 70s that was way warmer than average. this is very close to average. this is k

beating the nazareth road runners in the state final 28-21, the team now has a 28-game winning streak. mr. hultgren: their last loss was in 2015. the team is ranked second in the state overall by the chicago tribune. the coach has been a critical and central figure to their success. a 21-year veteran at prairie ridge high school, he was named ihsa football coach of the year and is now competing for the national recognition. another crucial part of the team is quarterback sampson evans and he had a fantastic season. dubbed superman for his exploits on the field, he was named the chicago sun times' 2017 player of the year. he will continue his career as an iowa hawkeye alongside teammate and lineman, geoff jenkins. congratulations, prairie ridge wolves, for your excellent season, and here's to a continued undefeated winning streak. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from kansas seek recognition? . >> i rise to address the house for one minute. seek unanimous consent to revise and extend. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. >> i rise today

>> ♪ his truth is marching on ♪ >> reporter: but there's also a recreation of the roads walk in nazarethhe taught about all of us about the synagogue, about ritual baths. it takes on whole new meaning for him. >> reporter: there's even a ride what's called a fly board that let's you soar over washington looking for biblical inscriptions. but what may be even more surprising is the attitude of the museum. >> we're non sectarian which is means we don't try to promote any faith or denomination, and our goal is to get people engaged in the bible. to get them to at least open it up and take a look at it. >> reporter: still there's some controversy about the museum. the green family that owns hobby lobby and the national christian foundation are the two biggest donors. >> they are what it says. they are a donor. they have not tried to direct the project. they have not tried to interject their personal points of view at all. >> reporter: some critic say evangelical out post to conss >> yeah, that's a fun one, because all you got to do is come in and if you're here an hour you realize it's not.

violent attacks on joseph's tomb and nazareth were common at the scene at the same period. in jerusalem, the key organization that represented radical islam was called the northern branch of the islamic movement. it was an offshoot of the mother and brotherhood. its leader falsely accused israel of endangering the [inaudible]. convening rallies under the banner that [inaudible] was in danger inciting violence and hatred with his lies. let me conclude with the following remarks. jerusalem must not be left to the vagaries of the middle east. what we see is that religious sites are under attack across the entire region, from the famous attack of the tele- man on the 2000 -year-old buddha in afghanistan to coptic orthodox church is in egypt, to the religious sites of the is iraqi christian museums in iraq. there is a regional assault going on against holy sites and it's underway the whole area. israel deserves support as it defends jerusalem for these kinds of results. as i said earlier, only a free and democratic israel will protect jerusalem for all the great face. thank you,