live from olde city i'm anita oh for cbs-3 "eyewitness news" y love the shops in olde city, anita, thank you, we will check back with you later >>> turning out to the weather , chelsea, will it be a good day. >> today will not be as nice as yesterday was, yesterday was gorgeous like a summer day out there but it will be different. we have more in the way of cloud cover and risk for showers across the region. let's start off with a live look from palmyra cove nature park. you can see how the sky looks, illuminated we have city lights reflecting off the overcast cloud cover, out there, so it is making the skies look brighter, but yes, we're completely cloudy out there. it is 74 degrees right now in philadelphia we are in the low to mid 70's down the shore. 72 degrees right now in wildwood and 74 in atlantic city. seventy-four in allentown. upper 60's in mount pocono. seventy-five reading. 75 degrees currently in lancaster. now looking at storm scan three we have been overall fairly quiet through the night tonight, maybe a sprinkle here and there throughout the city but this band of rain lo

olde city is showing off everything it has to offer during olde city fest, "eyewitness news" reporter anita oh is live to tell us more about the fun event, hi there anita. >> reporter: good morning, jan every half an hour we have shown you something different you can expect here at fourth annual olde city fest and right now i'm standing in never too spoiled a very cute shop here in the olde city district. it is a place i find myself in for quite often for personal reasons but today is more professional. this is renee, the owner, thanks for being here with us today. what do these events mean for small businesses like yours. >> everybody gets a lot of exposure today, lot of people come to olde city. i know on my street down third , everybody has worked hard to put their best foot forward so everyone should come out and see that. >> reporter: when somebody walks into this store is there such a feel here very unique, what are you offering here inside and also in your tents outside. >> it will be more bohemian today, our store will be more geared toward soft, we have added holiday, we have

it is the old city festival.he center of the action is at third street and arch and it casino every goes out from there. featuring local galleries, restaurants, the shops that are in the neighborhoods, theatres, and, of course, many historic site. you can get as much food as you want, as well, have a wonderful time. it is from 11:00 a.m. until 6:00 p.m. enjoy your weekends, from weekends wendy and me. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> looking at radar, nail nature has now weakens to a tropical storm as it moves inland over mississippi and alabama. the store's maximum sustained winds decreased to near 70 miles per hour. and that's actually good news for us. let's take a look at alabama. as you can see on the streets, people are, not a lot of people on the street right now, but over the last few hours, nate has weakens, now a tropical storm as it moves inland over both alabama and mississippi. so that's good news, is what we're hearing. although there are concerns about flooding and other things going

you are supporting olde city. >> supporting, yes. supporting olde city and how can do you this?> for this weeks alex around town i want to find something the whole family can enjoy so why not go to olde city fest happening this sunday. person who knows about it is here i'm talking about joe, executive director of olde city district. this sunday you are shutting down the streets. >> we are at third and arch one block in each direction is our fourth annual olde city fest. it runs from 11 to 6:00 p.m. sunday october 8th. >> all kinds of things, we have food, music, we have fun. >> we try to capture everything that is available for families to enjoy in olde city. so we have olde city restaurants, olde city boutiques, art galleries, and we also have a family fun zone so if you have children and want to come down we have a puppet show, jugglers, art, it is an experience for everybody >> well, we will get a sneak peak at some things you can enjoy. why not go over here to betsy ross's house. if you know me you know i will start with the food. we are here with one of the olde city's favo

live from olde city, i'm anita oh for cbs-3 "eyewitness news" >> olde city's a great neighborhood, looks like a great time, thanks, anita. >>> in other food news mclaughlin is introducing -- mcdonald's is introducing mc vegan burger. they are offering a soy patty on a quarter pounder bun. it includes a vegan mcfeast sauce, sketch up, mustard, lettuce, on join and pickles like this mcdonald's said customer feedback will determine whether the mcvegan burger goes for. >>> back here at home now and turning to weather, maybe vegan burgers for menu of the kick off of today's eagles game but how does the weather look. >> take a look for yourself not looking too great to start and we could see a shower around that time as well. we have a couple rain drops on the camera lens. we are looking at palmyra cove nature park trying tea a look at the city. can't see too much because of those rain drops. 72 degrees there we have more rain making its way through the city, this batch starting to move through. that is just some light rainfall but it is in front of the frontal boundary located off to the west

officially they all begin about 6:00 starting here in old city. you may recall that this whole idea actually started when pope francis visited philadelphia a few years ago. because of security reasons the city had to close a number of streets, but residents found it so fun to just get out and walk around that they kept the tradition alive. for now live in old city, randy gyllenhaal, nbc10 news. >> good thing the weather's going to cooperate. thanks for that, randy. coming up, battling back as we mark a milestone since hurricane sandy struck. find out how far the governor says the state has come. >>> and a heartwarming story, how a relationship between carson wentz and a young cancer patient has led to an outpouring of generosity. >>> so we've got a lot going on over the next three days. let's talk about what we're expecting. we're starting with today and today is certainly the best of the next three. today, mild conditions, temperatures are going to be in the upper 60s, low 7 0z. mostly sunny, a few extra clouds in the afternoon. and overall dry an

third and arch, we have an entertain doing his tricks surrounded by lots of vendors through the old city, including an artist hard at work. >> amazing local vendors, it's like one of the most unique things about this city, get this home feel in such acquaint area of the city >> i like the differet seeing the different restaurants having displays >> we're really appreciative of these type of events in the city. want to support it as much as possible and considering we have newborns we need to get out of the house as much a possible as well. >> reporter: food, drinks, music kept people some escorted by their puppies entertained. some couldn't stay all day. >> i'm trying to be home to watch the eagles. >> reporter: others took their time strolling along the cobblestones streets. celebrating the culture taking in all it has to offer. in old city, jennifer joyce, fox 29 news. >>> ♪ ♪ gay hood philly pride through it's national coming out day, food, drinks, live music free to all attended, it's a celebration of gay pride and of the community who supports the cause. >> it makes you feel happy.

the closures begin here in old city at third and chestnut. they ride north up third street to fourth street up germantown avenue all the way up to fairhill. no cars allowed. and all along this route you're going to find free events like yoga, dancing, handball. i think you can even help paint a mural over at fifth and somerset. it is the city's second experiment with this free streets event, but this is the first time it will extend away from center city, especially so far into north philadelphia. most folks we talk to say it's a good chance to get outside and explore. >> it brings people into the city in a safe way with the streets closed down and stuff. >> the city should do tons of things where people can stop and take a breath and look around and shop and eat. >> reporter: some concern about traffic congestion especially if you're driving in this area. so you will need to be careful. you may recall that this all started when pope francis visited philadelphia back in 2015. the city had to close a number of streets for security concerns, bu

. >>> it's that time of year time for fall festivals and the annual one in old city is a fairity oneof art and culture and food set across the historic square mile. >> reporter: this is amazing. >> it's chris young's third year participating in the old city fest. his little lion restaurant serves up american comfort food with a southern twist. >> a little bit of garlic and cinnamon. >> it has a quick to it. is that an reyeah? >> that is raspberry sangria. we take it seriously. >> more than 100 old city businesses are sew indicating art culture and history. >> it shows off everything that old city has to offer. >> independence row showcases locally hand made items. >> you can meet the makers in the store and see the work they make and make purchases too. >> david will be there with her jewelry designs. >> they are colorful and the patterns are unique. they are patterned from recycled vintage tins. >> it's fun for everyone and music stage. >> fashion shows and palmers and ac bats. >> this festival is not like any other festival in the city. the melding of the past and present gives it

nbc10's randy gyllenhaal is live in old city with a preview for us. good morning, randy. >> reporter: good morning, rosemary. you're going to find these signs all over the city this morning, no stopping, no parking because philadelphia free streets is going to get underway. this morning crews are already up early working setting up the big stage as you can see here. they're going to have a ribbon cutting and then a power walk led by mayor jim kenney. it all starts here in old city. first streets will close starting at 6:00 a.m. it goes until 1:00. it starts here at third and chestnut and rides third street north from here up to fourth street to germantown avenue into north philly and ending all the way up in fairhill. no cars allowed and all along this route you're going to find free events like yoga, dancing, handball workouts, you can even help paint a mural at fifth and somerset. it is the city's second experiment getting cars out of the way, but this is the first time it's going to extend away from center city. most folks say it's a good chance to

it is really everything old city has. it is all in one space. >> okay. kind of putting old city on display, letting people know what's not that far away from where they live i guess? >> exactly. e galleries out on the streets, whether it's clay throwing exhibitions or center for art and wood having wood turning exhibitions and also family fun zone that is great for kids to come down and enjoy what the neighbor had has as well. >> and people think of visit philly. in a city wide ka pass capacityd you get involved in this? >> we received a grant to shine more of a light ton historic district, which we think goes from the river to 7th street and from lum bard over to vine. this is a pefrlt example of what we want to do to raise awareness, to draw people to the district so they can see more of the things to see and do, all of the merchants joe was talking about, experience it and stay a little bit longer, which contributes -- >> keep them around. >> absolutely. >> and food is top of the ticket. you guys have some good options for foodies who might be coming

nbc10's randy gyllenhaal is live in old city where officials have cleared the streets.dy. >> reporter: get the cars out of here, rosemary, what brings pokemon enthusiasts, joggers and runners, people who like yoga and so much more all to one place? it's the philly free streets festival. the roads are now closed. much more coming up in just a few minutes. >>> so glad it's today instead of tomorrow because by tomorrow this cold front, that tropical moisture they're combining right near us, that's going to lead to some heavy rain in the forecast. we'll track it all out for you, the timing coming up in just a bit. >>> right now on "nbc10 news today" a teen suspect surrenders in connection with the murder of two other 16-year-old boys. what's next as he's behind bars this morning? >>> see it there on first alert radar, we are tracking heavy rain on the way for the second half of our weekend. we'll show you what to expect in your neighborhood. and one man's attempt to be a good samaritan cost him his life. this morning we're hearing from a woman who knew him well and said hel

in olde city, anita oh, cbs3 "eyewitness news." >> well, stay with us. "eyewitness news" tonight, frights and haunts in new jersey. >> it started simply with a porch. it was like a coffin and something quick to scare the kids. >> but this haunted attraction became so much more for the pitman community. how one family's frights are helping to feed those in need. >>> how many people are working for the online giant after a productive year for the company. >>> plus, coming up a bit later some officers in kentucky are taking a very long walk and it's all to honor their comrade. a bridge shut down over politics. their biggest triumph was a traffic jam. chris christie and kim guadagno's failures shortchanged our future. after 8 years- incomes are down, costs are up and our economy is crawling. we are better than this. i'm phil murphy together we'll build a stronger, fairer economy that works for every new jersey family. christie and guadagno left new jersey stuck. i'm serious about moving new jersey forward. hi. can you help me save on my energy bill? old appl

i jim has no cans. >> i no kids in old city. good news, if you still want to wear shorts and t-shirts outside. >> katie will be back with the summer like weather making yet another come back. >> oh, i just want >> welcome back, overlooking center city skyline, all up in pink for breast cancer awareness month. >> tough to wake up before the sun comes up, am i right? but, you know, it is really tough, but when you can roll out of bed having completely slept through the eagles game, like i did, open up twitter and finds out some good news like, that eagle else won, hey , it will be a good day, and it is friday to boot. now, we thankfully not going to have to deal with any kind of soaking rain like we had early yesterday morning. but we are still stuck in somewhat of an unsettled pattern. i think you'll get away without an umbrella today. certainly when you take storm scan at face value, i think you can understands that. you know? do you have some clouds overhead. there is still some moisture that can work its way in with more of on

we found these in old city between 2nd and 5th where there will be no parking and driving tomorrow. >> it brings people into the city in a safe way with the streets closed down and stuff. >> reporter: it's all for philly free streets, an event from 8:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. giving people a chance to walk or bike through the city streets with activities set up along the way. >> the city should do tons of things where people can stop and take a breath and look around and shop and eat. >> reporter: but not everyone is keen on the idea. >> i'm on the fence about it. >> reporter: stacy lives here in old city. she says large crowds aren't her thing. >> i'll avoid the crowds most likely. >> reporter: car traffic is expected to ramp up with the amount of roads closed down. >> we're checking out in the morning. >> reporter: teresa is worried with closed streets and heavy traffic, she won't make it to the airport in time to catch her flight. >> we have the challenge of getting our suitcases to the car and then figuring out which streets is closed how to get out of the city. it's going to be a chal

that means, of course, first friday in old city. it is filled with art lovers tonight.eteorologist, chelsey ingram. it may be warm out there still great night to stroll through the galleries. >> high there, kate, you're so right. it feels like a summer evening out here, you guys were talking about, take a look at the current conditions, we're live here, with the mobile weather watcher, and guess what? temperatures in old city, are checking in in the lower 80s, so, i actually is a friend here with me, this is katie sorenson, correct? so let me get this right. you're the development and events manager for the center for art and wood, here in front of your building so tell me a little bit about first friday. i'm new err to the area, so how would you entice me to go to these places in. >> the first friday is the place to be, year around, rain or shine, always something to do on first friday, galleries, businesses stay open later, which is nice, and also, a lot of the area restaurant will offer discount or something fun for those that are out enjoying first friday. so right

problem from old city to fairhill. parking restrictions are already in effect along the seven mile route. here's a map of the route. it includes, 3rd, 4th, 5th and other nearby streets. we put together a list of road closures and how you can get around them. you can watch the report now on the nbc 10 app. >>> tonight a city is still recovering from the devastation of hurricane harvey, steps back into the national spotlight as the world series heads to houston. tens of thousands of astros fans will be at the game, some of them still don't have a permanent place to live. mountains of debris left behind line houston neighbors two months after that hurricane. tonight, astros players will wear a special patch on their uniforms as a symbol of the strength and resilience of their city. >> there's an even greater responsibility to represent your city and bring awareness to the things that are needed to rebuild our great city. >> the world series will provide a much needed economic boost for houston. the three games this weeken

sunny skies from delaware all the way here in old city really in the sweet spot on satellite/radar. high pressure is in control but let's go west and that's where we find a cold front. doesn't look like much just yet. but this is actually going to be the energy or the focus of some pretty nasty rain that is will come in in fact you see the rains breaking out south of atlanta. i for see this moving into our north and western suburbs tomorrow afternoon but then the big show is going to come in the form avenue tropical system starting to get its act together. the national hurricane center put out advisory saying this could become a tropical storm later tonight. but that's really not the biggest issue. it's really going to be the tropical moisture that will start to roll up the coast. so there's the cold front we just mentioned. there's the system developing just south of miami and this is going to be a squeeze play effect they both come together all this moisture coming from south to normal and this is going to turn into a big east coast low. this will be sunday through monday gusty wi

. >>> happening today, people from old city to fairhill will have to find a new place to park. the city's putting restrictions and closures in place for another philly free streets event. nbc10's pamela osborne is live along the seven-mile route. what streets are impacted? walk us through this. >> reporter: where we're standing, 2nd at chestnut and 5th, is a no-go for drivers. restrictions are posted in place. the idea is to clear the streets of cars so people with -- people can run, walk, bike. the event starts at 8:00 a.m. at chestnut street and ends at indiana avenue. anyone's welcome to come down and participate. it goes until 1:00 p.m. if you're trying to get around by car tomorrow, you should know that closures begin along that walk route at 6:00 a.m. portions of 3rd street, vine, 4th, fairmount, thompson, germantown avenue, oxford, 5th, and cecil b. moore, will be closed, as well. the roads that i mentioned are closed at specific walk routes that we posted on nbc10.com. reporting live in old city, pamela osborne, nbc10 news. >> thanks. >>> the opioid crisis is now a publ

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can recognize hebron the old city as a palestinian side even though the cities to me the patriarchs is also an important jewish holy land mark it's also angry that syria was kept on the unesco human rights committee in spite of the country's ongoing civil war. the u.s. already has us go hundreds of millions of dollars now it's leaving in s.k. says by doing so it's betraying american values. united states is a founding member of unesco the whole idea that you can build peace through education science couch or communication. is basically an american idea it's not the first time the u.s. has pulled out of unesco it quit in the one thousand nine hundred six crabbing unesco's anti western impro soviet a decision that took decades to reverse. and this time around washington is planning to leave the door open to return and maintain observer status it's a business and it hopes to use to reform the un's cultural i gin see. to iraq now where tensions over last month's independence vote by iraqi kurds appear to be boiling over an iraqi general has told a news agency a.f.p. that government troops

of jerusalem of the old city of hebron of the iranian mosque in hebrew and world heritage sites that are at risk and. it's not controversial or told of these sites that in the occupied west bank every country in the world considers them to be in the occupied west bank but israel considers it to be anti israel bias to not award those sites to it so that's that's the issue the israel can't use unesco to bludgeon the world into accepting its occupation of colonize sation and so and the u.s. patron stormy let me ask let me add any poles thank you good riddance to them so let me ask you again how significant do you think this is this is just something symbolic and as our patty kahane reported it seems to be part of a bigger trend of the u.s. disengaging from a lot of things. no i think it's a very good thing because. israel and the united states have been p. being the workers you know just go just as they impede the workers of the u.n. agency is which they see soleus vehicles to push israel's of the u.s. agenda so it is of course symbolic is as israel's desire to push a gender of coloniza

in old city, natasha brown, cbs-3, "eyewitness news." >> yes, lots to do today.he change every seasons and the celebration of halloween combine for east passyunk fall fest, and spooky saturday. "eyewitness news" reporter, anita oh, live on east passyunk avenue this morning, where all of that fun will get underway in just a few hours now. anita, good morning. >> good morning, jan. if you are like me, you love fall, then this is the perfect event for you. joining me now, the executive director of east passyunk avenue business improvement district, very halloween, very fall like of you. what can people expect here today? >> well, starting at 11:00 a.m., this is going to be totally transformed, right here, on the 1500 block every east passyunk avenue. there will be over 40 crafters those who love the crafters, come on down. then, right outside, right over at the fountain, i should say, at 11:00 a.m., four and under, bring those little babies, for a costume contest, 11:30 will be five to seven year old, and at 12:00 will be nine to 12 year old. then doggies, don't for

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residents have been virtually banned from returning to his neighborhood on the outskirts of the old cityt ahmed said he got special permission, in order to retrieve some personal items. >> ( translated ): we came on our own. we got permission to come, but they are not responsible if anything happens to us. >> reporter: right now, there is no plan to begin clearing the old city or even to determine how many mines there are. it is still out of bounds to anyone but the iraqi security forces. so the janus team is focusing on progress in the rest of the city, building by building, bomb by bomb. >> whoever made this device had a set goal, and to allow him to win, people get hurt. so you kind of compete against him, to be better than him, to take it out before people can get hurt. you're winning the battle against isis, if you can. yeah, one i.e.d. at a time. >> reporter: for the pbs newshour, i'm marcia biggs in mosul, iraq. >> sreenivasan: tune in later. "frontline's" latest film, "mosul," was on the ground filming the fight as it unfolded street-by-street and house-by- house. that's tonight

this year there has been you know a declaration of a tentative side for the palestinians in the old city of hebron that is the side that is how did to muslims and jews people the abraham you must next to the tone of patrick's so that also has angered the israelis and it seems that now they are taking this opportunity actually to pull out of unesco alongside the united states and carlee no trouble is not the first president to complain about you know sco this goes way back to the one nine hundred seventy s. even the u.s. president ronald reagan he pulled the u.s. out of you know it's go back in one thousand eighty three but with donald trump this decision has a different connotation to what he what is the u.s. withdrawal undergone will drop what does it say about trump's approach to multilateral is. exactly we also have to stress. the united states is withdrawing again and agreement among many others if we take a look to all the international agreements travis was throwing the paris climate change agreement the transpose have pursued partnership now the unesco and he's threatening to with

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israeli archaeologists have found the first known at roman era theater in jerusalem's old city they say it was built around eight hundred years ago but not completed they uncovered the structure during excavations of tunnels below the western wall the theater had been mentioned in historic documents but had never been found. well tonight austria is on the verge of getting a conservative far right government with some very far right policies as following elections they are yesterday the conservative leader sebastian cortes came out the winner in the election which saw him adopt the anti immigration policies of his extreme right opponents a coalition is yet to be negotiated but it's looking like chord's will need the far right freedom party to form a working government one day after the elections conservative party members a basking in their success their latest sebastien kurtz's become a star after the party won thirty percent of the vote miking them the cliff election win and. it's fantastic austria needs change. we will probably get the most terrible government help philthy a restart n

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city. i'm 62 years old. it was finished in 1956. that time i think the europeans may have outnumbered the moroccans in the center of this city. that's not the case now. there were many europeans living here. >> the notion of living a life apart of being somewhere else, there are those who like that feeling. i like that feeling. and then there are those who may live apart and live somewhere else, but they're not entirely comfortable. the difference annoys them, or is a burden. >> and it frustrates some people. some people have to leave home to find their home. i'm one of those people. whereas i didn't feel home in the country that i was born at all. but here, i feel okay. i feel very, very happy. is. >> there is indeed something special about this place. burrows described the native quarter of tangier of a maze of twisting streets filled with blind alleys. its smell was particularly notable to him, including a mix of hashish, seared meat and sewage. tangier before anything else is essentially a port city. with all the things that tra

one of those monuments last year was announced as the old city of hebron, which is one of israel's issuesf unesco, following america's lead. it was designated as a unesco site but there was no mention of any links to judaism. exactly. and come there are, in syria, which we have seen bombs to pieces in the last five yea rs. bombs to pieces in the last five years. —— and palmyra in syria. to an years. —— and palmyra in syria. to a n exte nt years. —— and palmyra in syria. to an extent it is an apolitical organisation and should be seen as such, because it isjust organisation and should be seen as such, because it is just preserving history. but there is politics in those sites, because people feel they are not being recognised. foot wall. you have another heart, as the editor of football monthly. there are editor of football monthly. there a re two editor of football monthly. there are two sides to this catarrh story. one, will they be ready? and also, is the rest of the area going to let them? in football terms, qatar is them? in football terms, qatar is the only host country never to have

reporting live in old city, pamela osborne, nbc10 news. >> looking good. thanks. >>> 6:07 on this friday. let's take a live look outside. another part of the city, boathouse row. looking a little chilly out there. >> just a matter of time before we see frost on the water. >> i can imagine people running along boathouse rosseting i should have added an extra layer. >> bundle up, layer up across the area. the lehigh valley, suburbs, new jersey, and into delaware, temperatures in the 30s. white hall township, areas of frost, they will disappear once the sun is up. that's not after -- not until well after 1:00 this morning. the suburbs, 32. delaware, dropped to 39 degrees. philadelphia international, parksides, andora, dropped into the 30s. not far behind in chestnut hill and northeast philadelphia. low 40s right now on parkwood, bustleton, tarsdale, not warm in center city, society hill, penn's port. middle 40s to start with. it is this sort of morning. lots of sunshine through the day. the winds out of the southwest will help boost our temperatures this after

and a little bit of color starting to appear on some of the trees down that in old city, i have picturesbackyard was yellow. all the trees were turning. it's not the same this season, i barely have any on my trees this year, it's amazing how things change, 77 is today's forecasted high. last year one degree shy of 80 and so far this is the warmest october on record. 2012 degrees above average, 53 is where we started out this morning, i showed this yesterday. if the month of october were to end today, these records date all the way back to the 1880's, this is the warmest october we've seen in the city of philadelphia. we have cooler shots that will work their way in. wednesday on right there was halloween turns sharply cooler. is this still at the very least going to be top two or three warmest ever for the city of philadelphia. visibility very, very dense. down here, the fog, across south jersey and delaware, three 10ths of a mile for philadelphia, millville, wildwood, atlantic city and toms river. most of the fog should lift around 9:0010:00. and you'll see a combination of sun and clou

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we are approximately 4.5 kilometres from the old city centre and what we see behind us is the brand—new're going to move everyone and the buildings from the city centre to here? not exactly everything. about 6,000 people will be moving, because their houses and their apartments will be affected by the zone. i've moved house three times. it's complicated. i can't imagine what it must be like to move a whole town or city and thousands of people. it's an incredible project, but we will move approximately 21 buildings that have cultural value, such as old wooden houses, et cetera. and do you believe this will be a better city once it's moved here? i think so, yes. because there are so many functions that will be brand—new. the hospital, town hall, schools, et cetera. so i'm very optimistic about it and i also like this location. but some of the buildings, like this gothic style church, are too large to transport. it's going to be taken down bit by bit and rebuilt in the new location. it's been central to the community for generations. i was that little because i was baptised here and then t