in new burg, new york, christine sloane, cbs two news. >> some famous philadelphians take the spotlight taney dragons kicked off the macy day thanksgiving parade. that team may have lost the little league world series but they won the hearts of the city. they were all smiles. >> reporter:. >>> in pitman volunteers got up for a thanksgiving tradition. they loaded up nearly 3,000 meals for people all over south jersey. it was started by ron zoltz. he says he grew up without much and the need is unmistakable. >> it's a lot worse than i can see in a long time, worse than last year. >> the cooking started wednesday with 71 turkeys. the restaurant distributed 3,000 slices of pie. >>> every year thousands of people finish thanksgiving and jump right into another holiday tradition. "eyewitness news" reporter matt rivers spent the evening in kennett square at longwood gardens. >> reporter: so, you've either 10 all the turkey now what? you could go to the movies if you're brave maybe go shopping or you could do something a bit different. and by different, we mean leap forward to celebrating the n

hours, and the miraculous rescue, the children, nine and 11, were trying to build a snow fort in new burg when a snow plough drove by and unknowingly pushed a huge pile of snow on top of the cousins. >> we were scared and screamed telling him to stop. me and my cousin couldn't feel part of our bodies. i couldn't feel my legs, he couldn't feel parts. the police credit air pockets with save them. >>> a new ballet, the hottest ticket in town - the protagonist none other than hugo chavez. >> the wit, the skinny one and elcomandante. hugo chavez was called many things, the man in tights was not one of them. this would be his latest portrayal. in a ballet that honoured the leader who died of cancer last year. . >> translation: the play has many socialist messages from the people, not just a tribute to chavez, but a tribute to the people. he's port of the great community. >> reporter: the state-sponsored work charts his early beginnings, based on anecdotes he shared in political speeches that he shared. critics called it government propaganda. a chart denied. >> translation: for us it's importan

and chicago and new york and san francisco and miami, but makin and victims burg and huntsville - what is different about being h.i.v. positive or trying to keep yourself from becoming positive in those places? >> you know, here in the south many of us, i am sure you have heard of social determinative heads. if you are in a rural area people have access, it's hard to get where you need to go. we have the government that hasn't accepted medicated expansion. all the things, poverty education, unemployed are oisht and contribute to people being h.i.v. and make it hard for people that are h.i.v. hard to access services. the criminal justice system plays a large part. the fact that we have not adopted problems throughout the south, making it difficult. >> the social profile that you laid out. when we talk about true vard area, it's expense -- truvada, it's extensive, but we have a population at risk of infection. where does prep fit in? >> i'm not sure. h.i.v. continues to be something where those at the bottom have a hard time accessing medication, getting to the doctors appointment and fi

i'm simon rosin burg from indiana, the new policy institute. we're excited today to welcome back the secretary of homeland security, not this particular one, but this is the second time that we've been able to host the secretary of homeland security for an important talk on our boarder and immigration enforcement success in recent years. janet that pal tan no visited us in 2007. we're glad to have these people on the front lines come and address our border initiative over the last four years. i'm here today in part representing this project that we began four years ago that was born out of a basic sense that the conversation happening in the elite media and in policy circles in d.c. about what was happening on the border to not really preflect the true reality of what was happening there. i'm lucky enough to be married to a wonderful woman who grow up in new mexico. i've spent a lot of time in the south western part of the united states. as somebody who has been part of the immigration debate from the very beginning in 2005, i really felt that

new york with more on the way. to the north and west of philadelphia we go, it is 25 degrees. in coopers burg and don is saying, great to see the stars on very cool night. clouds to the west. if you would like to be our eyes and ears in the field, you can be featured in our newscast by becoming an "eyewitness weather" watcher. sign up now go to cbsphilly.com watchers. we have few clouds in center city philadelphia. this is the view from the camden side on the ben franklin bridge. in philadelphia we have a southerly wind about 10 miles an hour and that's boosting temperatures right now we are at our high for the day of 35 degrees. but with the breezy conditions we're still seeing some wind chills. in reading it is 29. in allentown 27. the poconos sitting at 20. to the north and west temperatures in the 20s. some 30s through the tennessee valley. and you can see minneapolis at 18. so this is better than it has been over the past several days. so we'll take it for now. i want to show you that polar air to the north slowly easing for thursday. you see those blues lifting to the north and west. we

news. >>> meanwhile, a truck driver admits he fell asleep at the wheel. his big rig caused a deadly pileup near reading yesterday. he appeared in front of t the burgs county judge yesterday. he killed two people and injured three others. they walked away from the mangled red car in the middle of that pile-up. >> it seemed like it didn't stop, and then saw -- when it was over, sitting there not knowing if i'm dead or alive. the sound is something i'll never get out of my head and i don't know how i'm going to deal with that, honestly. >> he is charged with homicide by vehicle, involuntary manslaughter and aggravated assault. >>> t the nbc 10 investigators looked into bernei's past and found a criminal record. he is on parole. the court convicted him in 2006 for sexually assaulting a child under the age of three. we also checked bernai's driving history and it shows the was given a traffic ticket and he pleaded guilty in that case. cooper released this statement. we are praying for all those involved in today's terrible accident. we cannot sufficiently express our deepest condolences to all those who have been impacted by this crash. >>> two sentence

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new york. how you doing? >> reporter: we are here in the village of a.m. burg south of buffalo.5 inches since 10:00 last night and this morning. this is what they are waking up to. it is truly blowing and drifting and it will continue like this, we believe, for at least the next two days. so we could be looking at record-setting snows in this part of the world. there are so many interstates that have been impacted today. including portions of i-90 through new york that are shut down. the new york thoroughway and the nay yor says a travel ban in effect for south buffalo. schools are closed. buffalo international has closed. roughly 40 flights canceled there. they try to keep ahead of the snow on this runways. travel is not advised. some of the roadways will be closed down pretty much all day long. but the locals, they love it. this is what they live in western new york for. lake-effect snow. but the biggest storm this year and more coming today as well as wednesday and thursday. as we get close to thanksgiving, we've got good news for you. if you're traveling, temperatures much w

in 1863 in the get fits burg --d gettysburg address he wan with four d -- he began with four score and -- at another great speech in new york, cooper union, he kicked off his presidential campaign. he referred to the founders again. kic as our fathers marked slavery,t so let it be again marked asen evil not to be -- as an evil not to be extended. let us speak as they spoke and s act as they acted upon it. and six years before that in the speech that kicked off his mature political career in peoria in october 1854, again hs references the founding fathers. a republican robe is soiled and trailed in the dust.ga let usin turn and wash it whiten the spirit of the revolution. let us return slavery to the position our fathers gave can it. gave it. and these examples can be multiplayed dozens -- multiplied dozens of times. lincoln looks to the founding fathers for inspiration, helied looks to them for guidance, and he uses them to persuade and lead his fellow americans. tonight i want to briefly look at where that interest came from, how it arose. what the founding fathers gave t him, what he looked for from them. ng fathers