that's where he was perched on top of. what he was shooting at, who he was shooting at, is unknown at this point. police returned fire at some point after getting a 911 call and that suspect is now motionless on top. and police have secured the area. veronica, allen, that's about what we know right now. obviously, we're keeping an eye on a developing situation. as soon as we get any new information, we'll let you know. >> thank you. >>> also tonight, a massive trail of mangled metal. a suspect's wild escape turns into a demolition derby on an east bay street. the driver smashed into nine cars shearing the roof off of his own vehicle. crews had to use power tools to get the man out of his crushed car. it started with a traffic stop in san pablo and ended on 29th street in richmond. kpix 5's da lin live with that path of destruction. da. >>> reporter: yeah, allen. it was a trail of destruction on this block here where police just reopened this not too long ago. tow trucks have removed some of the cars but as you said, the su

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. >> eric trained roo and other birds to fly from perch to perch and through the laser beam. >> you wantok good. >> personal grooming. initially i started with a small distance. once i see that they are distance. >> to protect the birds he had to design goggles for them, like the ones we wore. >> the goggles i made from scratch. >> they are tiny, bringing new meaning to the aviator glasses. >> these are fantastic. >> the ultimate goal is not designing cute eyewear. it's to build better drones by studying the micromovements of bird types. a prototype takes information birds. >> they rotate about this. this bit is like a wristband. >> yes, this is like the wrist. so the wings can flap like this. then there's a degree of freedom so they want fold in and out. >> if we want a drone delivery, you have to navigate in the city in a safe way. >> we don't want the drones to navigate out of the sky. >> what we are accomplishing is we have impact for a building or a branch that the collapse. >> these are the results of what camera? >> yes, we'll play it back at 1/20th the speed of reality. here is t

tonight perched on peru's magnificent mountain. we're on top of the world. but first the "nightline 5." >> sleep like the kids went to nana's house. for the whole weekend. z-quil. the nonhabit forming sleep aid that helps you sleep easily and wake refreshed. >>> we come too burlington to buy our coats and to give them back. >> to help those in need. it makes buying coats here even more meaningful. >> number one in just 60 seconds. when they told me that i was diagnosed with cancer, all i could think of was my kids and that i didn' t want to leave them. i beat cancer, but it is still scary. now i have a pre-existing condition. so, if republicans take away obamacare, if hillary's in the white house, she's going to continue obamacare, so that i don' t have to worry anymore. i trust her, and i know she's going to fight for all of us. i'm hillary clinton, >>> good evening and thanks for joining us on this thanksgiving. the pastor you're about to meet is so dedicated to his faith, he'll spread the gospel any way he can. even if it's unorthodox. with a little help

. >> translation: , a song of grief and discrimination as a victim of an anti communist perch 15 years ago, she is silent once again. the former political prisoner was banned at speaking at a festival in bali. a photo exhibition of her and others were can very welled. >> translation: they are still trying to silence us. with this ban it is clear that openness is still far away. i hope one day that this will change. i hope that this country will stop being like that. >> 165 writers and poets have become one of the symbols of the freedom over the fast years. this is the first time the government has intervened. >> it is certainly censorship we've never had and that is the great fear and that is the great fear on the next level for the future of the festival. >> reporter: 50 years after the communist perch in 1965, there's increasing pressure on the government to reveal the truth about the mass executions. an estimate one million people were killed and the events still defy the country. while democracy and freedom of speech are in the country, it should be defended. former political priso

and it is nearly 5:00 on this thursday. >>> a gunman perched on a building under construction takes aim at a bay area hospital and then at police officers. and his crime spree ends when police open fire near st. luke's in san francisco's mission district. kpix 5's anne makovec is at st. luke's with more on the tense moments yesterday before that gunman was killed. anne. >> reporter: today we are hoping to learn more about this man as background and why he might have done what he did. he was here at the construction zone behind me at cesar chavez and valencia. police say he was pointing his gun at st. luke's hospital which is right next door and also pointing his gun at police. it all came to a head on top of the construction zone where police say that man was pointing one gun and he was in possession of two guns. one gun he had stolen earlier in the day from the big 5 store in san bruno. here's what police are saying on the radios as they shot and killed that man.

and i'm frank mallicoat a gunman perches on top of a building under construction. and takes aim at a san frano hospital. >>> good morning. it's november 12. i'm michelle griego. >> hi, everyone. i'm frank mallicoat. >>> a gunman perched on top of a building under construction and takes aim at a san francisco hospital below. police killed him near st. luke's. anne makovec. >> reporter: from st. luke's with more on the tense moments before the gunman was shot dead. good morning. >>> reporter: good morning. right behind me is this building under construction. that is going to be a new addition to st. luke's hospital which is right next door which had to go on lockdown as police shot and killed this man yesterday. it all came to a head on top of the construction zone where police say that man was pointing one gun and he was in possession of two guns. one gun he had stolen earlier in the day from the big 5 store in san bruno. they say he was pointing the gun at the hospital and also at them. here's what police were saying on their-yard rose as they shot and killed the m

when the cricket leaves its perch, the aerial chase only lasts a few seconds. flying at speeds of 10-20 feet per second, the bat homes in on its target, scoops it up with a wingtip, d passes it into its mouth. some bats catch up to a thousand mosquito-sized insects an hour. nearly half of all american bat species are endangered. an organization founded in the early 1980s called bat conservation international is trying totoave our bats from extermination. some species that have been evicted from their traditional roosts in caves, dead t tes, and buildings, can be lured to man-made substitutes. simply-constructed bat boxes with roosting compartments can shelter up to a hundred individuals. if placed near a constant supply of water, we can increase our chances to attract these helpful hunters of the night. for more information about wild a when your skin is feeling dry and crinkly, time for gold bond healing lotion. packed with 7 moisturizers and 3 vitamins. leaves skin nourished, healed, healthy-looking. gold bond. despite what we now know about their importance

she is perched on the side of a well. once again we have an open well that's a problem for animals in india. you see that small edge that you balanced on. she has the feet in the water and they're one person and they do not have all of that extra technical equipment. this guy takes off the shoes and the buddy takes the equipment around them and lowers them down >> this is the technical team in india. >> yeah, this is aide in india and they do a lot of that in india. it's like thank you so much. i have been waiting. >>> all you need is tuesday's buzz word. >> the buzz word coming up in just a bit. >> stand by for the rti ipad give away. >>> spending time with you you guys has made me more aware of motorcycle motorcyc the two of you we have the helmet cam here. you will see the person on the bike, and they will come to a complete stop. that was a bold red light run. >> it was. came by so fast and causing him to swerve and nearly missing him. the information said that it did not have a place on it. >> did they teach you you

the tomb there perch atop a hill overlooking the potomac river. we see the president approaching now, the tomb of the unknown soldier. he is expected to make brief remarks and lay the wreath there at the top of the hill that overlooking arlington cemetery. >> mike as we watch the president approach, i'm reminded as to how much of this is ceremony. they take 21 steps, they turn, they pause 21 seconds, and they turn again. in that recognizing the 21-gun solute for those who have fallen in service to our nation. let's take a listen. ♪ [ drum roll ] ♪ [ taps playing ] >> order! >> the president laying the wreath at the tomb of the unknowns. there is a single line on the tomb. mike viqueira, as we watch this, as we see the ceremony, as we see the president there, and those gathered, it is an indication that as they say so many times in washington, it sounds cliche, but freedom is not free. >> well, you are absolutely right, and i think we can expect to hear the president utter those very words if not something quite similar as he has over the course of

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. >> reporter: the 74-foot spruce not even at the perch at the capital but already making a big statement when i just came, walked down capitol hill, and came around the corner, and saw the tree, and the capitol, it's like i'm really proud of her country. i think this makes a statement about our unity, our values, our families, our communities. and it really hit me. and now i'm going to cry about it. >> reporter: once the capital tree is in place, some 4,000 decorations will go on it. the children in alaska made those ornaments. and 2,000 lights will make it glow through the holiday season. house speaker paul ryan will light it december 2nd. it will stay that way until january 2nd. on the west lawn of the capitol, molette green, news4. >> we've posted more information on the tree on our app. >>> you may be planning a trip to the stores to shop for the holidays. but are you saving as much as you think? consumer reporter erika gonzalez explains what landed some popular retailers in court. >> reporter: people shop outlet stores for one reason. >> you get more for your money. >> reporter: con

. >> michael built his first tree house, the peacock perch back in 1990.er, the power's that be of josephine county issued a shutdown notice and ordered him to stop letting the public into his lofty lodgings. he complied, but by popular demand, he reopened later. >> you are really up a tree here. >> until the following summer when the county then demanded he tear them all down. >> they told you to tear it down. what you do is you built some more. >> yeah, first i showed them it was safe. they said it wasn't safe. there's no way to show you it's safe. i put 66 people on that. two dogs, a cat, and i'm not sure if the hummingbird stayed or not. so that showed him that it met code. >> after several more years of injunctions, suits, and countersuits, the county finally relented, and allowed the treesort to stand. this is fabulous. that's a bathroom in there, isn't it? >> yeah. >> it's a nice toilet. >> if you're taking a [ bleep ] -- >> right. >> -- be sure to stand up before you flush it because you don't want to suck anything down, all right. >> okay. >> now,

from your perch, how challenging would that be? what would it require?kind of manpower would it require? >> from my perch i would tell you whenever somebody gives you a simplistic answer to an incredibly complex problem like th this, that answer is usually wrong. there is one answer, it would be very helpful if congress passed comprehensive immigration reform. >> one of the things donald trump talks about, and talked about in the debate, is this operation that took place in the eisenhower administration. the name was actually operation wetback. it's offensive now but it was the forced relocation of perhaps a million immigrants in this country. do you think that is a model for what could happen now? >> i think we have a model that is already in existence right now. that is that people can apply for asylum. last summer we dealt with well over 60,000 unaccompanied children. we have a process in place. we have more, essentially, border security and infrastructure and technology than we have ever had before. the important part that goes back to the eisenhower

amount of owner move-ins revocations on the west side of the city that bring more equality to the perch system. >> thank you, supervisor kim supervisor campos. >> thank you madam president on the amendments by supervisor tang i will be supportive of the amendment on reporting but i will not be supportive of the other amendments as i noted for place like mission for us lower the percentage from 40 to to in my verify is the wrong approach for us and weren't to the owner move-ins evictions he appreciate the spirit and intent but a large discussion that needs to be had around that issue i know there is a framework in place with that discussion because it may be that in the end what commissioner chung is proposing is something that is included but i think there needs to be a larger strategy and quite frankly a large strategy that addresses the metabolic evictions the one thing i forgot to mention it is important i'll ask especially supervisor president london breed and supervisor cowen as we move forward and sort of working on this what you look at what is happening in places like the missio

. >> a hole he now looks down on from a defiant perch. >> if this were to go under, i would be homeless, unemployed and without my company all in one felt swoop. >> reporter: and we're back live now where kevin dumont is standing outside his tent on top of that slide. now today, a property people to put up no trespassing signs around the water park saying they were working for the mortgage holder. enterprise bank and trust put out a statement today saying they wish mr. dumont the very best in this difficult time. christina haggert, david, back to you. >> thank you so much christina. >>> major league baseball owners will discuss next month how to protect fans from foul balls and flying bats. four fans at fenway were hurt in separate incidents last summer. today commissioner vanford said ballpark designed so different along major league baseball it's the impossible to have the same protective netting at every ballpark. >>> a european company wants to install wind turbines in the water off of martha's vineyard. the company says that they would have the turbines farther out to see, that way

and the suspect was perched there. >> i saw them running. >> reporter: how he got onto the construction site, we still don't know. >> one person speculated he may have taken the stairs and walked past the elevator. >> reporter: the rifle stolen earlier today is the same weapon that the suspect had in his hands here. but with the suspect dead, we may never know why he aims that rifle at st. luke's. >> tomorrow it will be a crazy story to tell. >> here's a look at the pickup truck that the suspect was in when he pulled into the hospital. today that rifle was in his hand. no one else was injured today. >>> at first, officers did not even know where the system act was, they could just know that - - they only knew that he could see them from above. >> a black male wearing all white with a tattoo on his face. >> shots fired. the suspect is slumped over and he dropped at least one long gun. he is not moving. i didn't - - do not see movement or breathing. you are covered from up above here. >> no one else was hurt and so far police have not released the gunman's name. >>> another chilly night a

. >> reporter: a hole he now looks down on from a defying perch. >> the view is fantastic, the cause is exhausting. i'm just going to do as much work as i can. >> and the bank released a statement saying we wish mr. dumont luck as he gets through this difficult time. lisa, back to you. >> christina, thank you. >>> we have this breaking news tonight out of ohio. a small plane has crashed into an apartment building near akron. we have just learned in the past few minutes two people have been killed in this crash. rescuers are at that scene. >>> developing tonight, russia has now banned three flights to egypt for the next several months. on friday, putin suspended the flights but the timetable suspect clear until today. evidence appears to show that a bomb took down a metro jet plane killing 230 people on board. >>> this is incredible dash cam video of an officer staring down an suv headed toward him. the officer shoots several shots. another officers body cameras shows what happens next. the woman sticks her head out yelling god before she's hit. the officer in the cruiser suffered min

they dried it off with a towel and it remained perched on the arm of one of the officers before finally flying off. >>> there was an appropriate serenade for musicians celebrating a jazz classic. jazz musicians performed "take the a train" to people on the a train. it was a tribute to billy sprayhorn who composed the song and played famous by duke ellington. a subway car from the era also ran on part of the line. very nice. >> quite the sunday event. >>> the thanksgiving holiday coming to an end this evening. we're going to take a look at traffic as millions of americans return home tonight. >> and some rain will disrupt your work week. >>> it's one of the busiest travel days of the year. 47 million americans were expected to leave home this weekend and many of them heading back tonight. a live look at the airport. heavy traffic both sides but there's lots of stop and go in the westbound lanes. that's on the right side of your screen. as for air travel ers, good news tonight. there's no delays right now at our local airports. >> anybody coming back to some different temperatures today.

. >>> a gunman perched on top of a building under construction and takes aim at a san francisco hospital below. police killed him near st. luke's. anne makovec. >> reporter: from st. luke's with more on the tense moments before the gunman was shot dead. good morning. >>> reporter: good morning. right behind me is this building under construction. that is going to be a new addition to st. luke's hospital which is right next door which had to go on lockdown as police shot and killed this man yesterday. it all came to a head on top of the construction zone where police say that man was pointing one gun and he was in possession of two guns. one gun he had stolen earlier in the day from the big 5 store in san bruno. they say he was pointing the gun at the hospital and also at them. here's what police were saying on their-yard rose as they shot and killed the man. >> reporter: before police fired the deadly shot, they locked down st. luke's hospital. police also threw a few flash- bang grenades toward the man hoping to scare him down. we still don't know how he got to the sixth floor of the co

that's where lopez garcia was perched. they say he had a gun pointed at st. luke's hospital which was placed on lockdown and then police say lopez garcia pointed the gun at them. >> three officers fired killing the suspect. >> reporter: nobody from st. luke's hospital spoke on camera. they say they are making counselors available to all patients and staff. in san francisco, anne makevoc, kpix 5. >>> federal appeals court today rejected a challenge to the state's death penalty. the move reversed a lower court ruling that found california's death penalty unconstitutional because of long delays. more than 900 people have been sentenced to death in california. 13 have been executed since 1978. no executions have been carried out in the state since 2006. >>> new at noon, a group of former homeless people and youth volunteers teamed to up clean up a san jose encampment. the coyote creek camp dubbed the jungle was shut down last year but squatters keep coming back. volunteers worked to clear the area. city planners hope to transform it into a recreation space. >>> a

finally, another man perched on the window reaches down to help . the man stops the video to help it and he was shot. nearly 30 victims of the shooting are still unidedntified. loved ones turning to social media for answers, using #searchparis tweeting heartbreaking photos and descriptions of relatives reported to be missing. one distraught father looking for his missing daughter confronted french prime minister manuel valls, pleading for help and answers. i haven' i don' t even know where she is. erika: the pregnant woman and the man who pulled her to safety to escape. but abc news has learned that the woman has since been able to let him know she and her unborn stay with wcvb for updates on the paris terror attacks and the worldwide response. >> right now, state police say the cape cod community college campus in barnstable is clear after the bomb squad conducted a search this morning. a written threat was found at the school and classes were cancelled today. a state police spokesman says they didn' t find anything. local as well as campus police

. >> reporter: finally, perched on a back corner pew was a lone cowboy hat, a tribute to a long- timewho died while the church was out of commission. it was a reminder that a church isn't a building at all, but rather the people who meet here to call this place home. in napa, john ramos, kpix 5. >> the 7th day adventists offered the use of their church to the methodists while the building was being repaired. both groups say the gesture created a bond of friendship. >>> panda on the lam. a california zoo creature's adventure comes to an end almost right where it began. >> looking from the oakland airport toward the bay bridge, the big chill in the bay area is on the way and that's not all. we'll have the forecast when we come back. ,,,,,,,,,, that's in trouble off the ct of southern california. ws the animal with >>> we are getting a first look tonight at a humpback whale in trouble off the coast of southern california. this video shows the animal with a line wrapped around its head. there is a bouie attached to the line. the whale was spotted off dana point a few days ago. researchers

the woman hangs on for more than two torturous minutes and then finally another man perched on the window reaches down to help. and then the camera turns again. abc news learned the journalist stopped recording to help the wounded and he too was shot. near looy 30 victims are unidentified and loved ones turning to social media for answers and using the # search paris. one distraught father looking for his missing daughter confronted the french president looking for answers. reporter: i haven't heard any news of my daughter. i don't even know where she is. phil: that was erika reporting. the pregnant woman and the man who pulled her to safety lost each other understandably in the rush to escape. but abc news learned the woman did manage to get in touch with the man and tell him she and her unborn child survived. jc: there won't be any interviews on the red carpet at the pre pleer of "hunger games." after the attack in paris they carpet event out of respect. it will still go on as planned and the stars will walk the red carpet. the film was partially shot in paris. phil: known for controver

. >> reporter: finally, perched on a back corner pooh with a cowboy had, a tribute -- pew with a cowboy hat, a tribute. >>> the 7th day adventist offered the use of their church to the methodist while the building was being repaired. it created a bond of friendship, both churches say. >>> many of the people who worked on restoring that church were parishioners, so they really believe it takes a village. >> yes. >> to create that church all over again. so it was a joyous day yesterday, and they're looking forward to their services on thanksgiving morning. >> sounds like a perfect time to reopen. >> absolutely. grab a jacket as you head out this morning. but wait until you wake up on thanksgiving morning. we will have some areas in the upper 20s, and certainly freezing. in the distance there is levi's stadium. we have temperatures in the 40s and 50s as you'red head hing out the door. we do have some areas of fog this morning throughout livermore and concord. rain arrives after midnight. let's track that a together. you see the clouds that swept through yesterday. meanwhile, this is your f

. >> reporter: dana, we have a great perch here to see some of the action. we are at the entrance that's on 77th street. you can see that this street has been taken over by the colorful balloons. as we are up here we are seeing a lot of happy faces in the crowd. we also see plenty of police officers. extra officers in this post- paris environment. the balloons get full and tight as a drum and security is big and tight too as the crowds take in these bright happy sights. their protectors in blue keep an eye on everything along with the extra uniformed officers, nypd added more plainclothes officers, k-9 units, bomb-sniffing dogs plus mobile cameras. some visitors to the inflation celebration feel police have their backs. >> it's reassuring. it's nice to see the nypd out in full force and makes you feel like you're protected. >> we're feeling concerned about what's happening globally but we are feeling like the new york city police department has our back tonight. >> reporter: in this post paris atmosphere, mayor de blasio made it a point to tour the balloons

. >> reporter: 50 years after the communist perch, an estimated one million people killed and the eventstill defy the country. freedom speech is in indonesia. all eyes are on the president to defend the democratic right. former political prisoner was forced to cancel the launch of his book, breaking the silence, with testimonys from 1965. >> translation: i am angry. i supported him because i hoped as a nonmilitary president he would have more respect for human rights. my question is now can he uphold democracy in our constitution. >> reporter: the government said it has no intention to reveal the truth about what happened in 1965. >> why should this class, you know, if it is cast, we see the pain back again and so many people here. we don't want to see that. when you forget, you forget. everybody understand this is maybe the history of indonesia. [ ♪ ] >> reporter: victims and var serovars from 50 years ago will hold a so-called peoples tribunal next week in increase pressure on the indonesian government. so far it has reacted by banning discussions and silencing victims once again >>> s

video shows two men perched on the tiny cliff ledge steps away from a steep 164-foot drop into the ocean. one of the men was injured after falling from the stop of wedding cake rock near sydney. a friend who tried to help him got stuck, too. so rescuers had to repel down to bring the two men to safety. wow. >>> coming up on "today in new york," the light in the sky that made many ask, what is out there? what the military says caused the sight to light up social media. >>> and later, how queens county judges are blocking shortcuts to citizenship after an i-team >>> and we're enjoying lots of sunshine out there on this sunday. cool temperatures as well. but the umbrellas will be needed over the next few days. we'll take a look at the seven-day forecast to show you soggy times coming up after the break. find over 1,000 special stories at hospital for special surgery. welcome, to the simply orange tour. this is our plant. these are our workers. and this, is upper management. but what you won't find around here, is any freezing, flavoring, or concentrating. which brings us to our end product.

. >> we spoke from a perch along the edge of the new canal construction. in april 2016, this will open for business. right now while the works goes on, we're getting some major access to this project. >> so what are we hearing right now? >> so, right now hydraulics jacks that life the gate, put them in the position for the maintenance bracket so they're getting ready to get these gate in its final position to do the testing so that is what they are doing right now. this gate number 1 we're in lock 1 on the pacific side and this is the smallest gate. it's 2,300 tons. >> that's the smallest gate? >> yes. >> these are the gates she's talking about. there are 16 of them. average weight: 3-thousand 300 tons. made in italy, then shipped to panama on a specially designed vessel. they represent the most obvious difference between the old canal and new. these are the old canal gates, they open and close. the new ones slide in and out of place. how do you get a gate that size into something that narrow. >> very carefully. ( laughs) actually it was pretty neat. they

work in district 6 doesn't work and live in is preference in district 6 will end up being a citywide perch as we're trying to solve a problem four neighborhood preferences by having created boundary that are district preferences and by not addressing this specific concerns of the specific neighborhoods i've heard come up the behaving the western edition and selma we're missing the boat the other thing telling me with hud that contacted the city around their concerns rather than the city working the clerk will take the roll with hud to make sure that 40 percent is a legal boundary we can reach citywide maybe wait new now but the problem greater if we are forced to watt with no preferences and challenged legally if above to address overseeing particular neighborhoods in the mission and bayview and reaching higher than 40 percent and southern california our problem thank you very much >> kathy davis and i'm kathy be davis the director of str services the african-american leaders that have all come up and support that and want to to move forward speaking on their behalf and the on behalf of th

snipers perched on buildings, k-9 units and others watching from helicopters hovering above. and a security scare at the white house after a man draped in the american flag wearing white after labor day no less, jumped the fence there. president and mrs. obama and their daughters were at who i am at the time. the man identified as joseph caputo was quickly taken into custody by the script service. a second layer of steel spikes were added to the top of the fence back in may after a california man went over the top and onto the lawn. >>> well, some of us enjoyed a mild day. millions of americans shivered through thanksgiving in denver, a layer of slick ice built up on streets and sidewalks noed by a coating of know up to 3 inches in some spots. not surprisingly travel on the roads and in the air slow going further east in western iowa, about 1.5 inches of snow fell to make it a very xwhit thanksgiving. police say because most people were indoors accidents were few and far between. so what's ahead for black friday? meteorologist cam tran joins us now with the forecast. good mor

anything that you know in your perch as an intelligence expert and on the committee that we should be aware of about isis and possible attacks on new york city? >> bill, as far as new york city is concerned, as far as i know, and i've been talking to people at all levels of the intelligence community, there are no credible threats against new york city right now. i believe commissioner bratton has continually said the same thing, as has the director of the fbi, james comey. there are no credible threats against new york city. we do know that isis and al-qaeda always have new york in their sights, but the nypd is the best in the world. they work closely with the fbi. they were involved with the joint terrorism task force. they have their own agents overseas. so they get firsthand intelligence, and they're as ready as anyone can be. we have to be on our guard. as far as the videos that are being put out, i think they're being done for two reasons. people, keep this climate of fear that's there, but also they are appealing to the lone wolves, the people on the fringes of society, and the

residents say the bird perch, wake them up, leave behind some disgusting things. >> early in the morning they are walking around like you think there is little kid up there playing. boom, boom, boom. >> big hair balls come off your roof and fall down on your deck. >> hair balls. >> community came together last night to try to scare the bird away by shining lights and making noise. >>> a neighborhood there, delaware county two women spotted a 4-foot long a iguana sun bathing in the parking lot of the rita's water ice. they called police who called animal control and animal hospital. video shows them trying to capture the list air, harder then it looks. it did get caught though in a nearby fence. >> it got itself wedged and she had him by the body and not tail and other kid went around the other side of the fence with the gloves on and they wiggled it enough to get it loose enough out. >> hard to catch those guys. >> the animal hospital was a able to determine that iguana a is a a female and will be kept in foster care until her owner can be dumped. you are missing your 4-foot long a kwan

the trade deadline has passed peg laying could continue into the off season considering cap has been perchelt like i want colin to step back and breathe. look at things through a different lense. keep doing his thing. but, you know, keep working but just step back. >> never good when they pay 100 million and want to you step back. the friday football frenzy is going to delco. academy park hosts interboro and our game of the week. this was a heated battle but academy park hunk on to beat out camden catholic for the top spot. thanks to everyone for going to cbs philly/frenzy to vote. appreciate you. >> now we know where they'll be on friday. >> that's right. can't wait. >> all right. >> thank you buddy. we'll be right back. >>> they go such great work. a big thanks for big donation to the ronald mcdonald house charities. whit"eyewitness news" at citizes bank park. phone bank was recognized for their generation. familiar faces attended tonight including ukee washington and myself as well as jim donovan and stephanie stahl. the president and general manager of the cw philly and cbs3 brian kenn

the trade deadline has passed peg laying could continue into the off season considering cap has been perchust felt like i want colin to step back and breathe. look at things through a different lense. keep doing his thing. but, you know, keep working but just step back. >> never good when they pay 100 million and want to you step back. the friday football frenzy is going to delco. academy park hosts interboro and our game of the week. this was a heated battle but academy park hunk on to beat out camden catholic for the top spot. thanks to everyone for going to cbs philly/frenzy to vote. appreciate you. >> now we know where they'll be on friday. >> that's right. can't wait. >> all right. >> thank you buddy. we'll be right back. the whole day to sell to the their old cart aside and buy a new one... oops. nana's got the kids til 9... but it's only 2. guess you'll just have to see a movie... ...then get some dinner. what a pity. >>> they go such gat work. a big thanks for big donation to the ronald mcdonald house charities. whit"eyewitness news" at citizes bank park. phone bank was recognized

rescuers climbed above his perch then repelled down to him.tunately, no one was hurt. >>> pope francis arrived in uganda to a joyful ceremony on friday. this is the second leg of the pontiff's africa trip. while there he's paying respects to 19th century christian martyrs burned alive rather than renowned their faith. as many as 2 million people are expected to attend a mass in their honor. >>> montgomery county tree farm delivered the official white house christmas tree today. first lady michelle obama received the tree as it arrived this morning. bustard's farms of lansdale cultivated the 18 food frazier fir planted in 2001. the two owners jay and glenn bustard you can see them there with the first lady were also on hand for the horse cart delivery. >> all aboard for the santa express. jolly old nick traded in his sleigh for a ride on septa line. they kicked off the holiday season with gift bags full of goodies and ice skating over at dilworth park. nicely done. >>> so many people have family in town, friends in town visiting. a lot of peopl

we've had a very unique perch in which to engage and to partner. i would say to the mayor continue to be patient. don't be discouraged because it's a problem that's in the going to go a-- not going to go away overnight. i think the innovation of the navigation center is a great first move. and he has expressed an interest to replicate that throughout the city. you know, there's a great divide now and i think he's in a very unique position to bring people together. but i think that we all need to be partners in that process. if we want san francisco to be the great place that it can be. and should be. >> i would add only one thing. >> yes. >> i would tell mayor lee to tell his story because it's an inspiration to young people. how he came from an immigrant background and was able to get an education and he always emphasizes education and of course education is key to everything anybody does. >> speaking of immigrants, that's certainly another concern in our world right now. with the immigration and migration challenges that are happening. the interf

rescuers climbed above his perch then repelled down to him.tunately, no one was hurt. >>> pope francis arrived in uganda to a joyful ceremony on friday. this is the second leg of the pontiff's africa trip. while there he's paying respects to 19th century christian martyrs burned alive rather than renowned their faith. as many as 2 million people are expected to attend a mass in their honor. >>> montgomery county tree farm delivered the official white house christmas tree today. first lady michelle obama received the tree as it arrived this morning. bustard's farms of lansdale cultivated the 18 food frazier fir planted in 2001. the two owners jay and glenn bustard you can see them there with the first lady were also on hand for the horse cart delivery. >> all aboard for the santa express. jolly old nick traded in his sleigh for a ride on septa line. they kicked off the holiday season with gift bags full of goodies and ice skating over at dilworth park. nicely done. >>> so many people have family in town, friends in town visiting. a lot of peopl

and they flapping its wings and pulled it on the boat and dried it off with a towel and it remained perched on an officer for several minutes. >> heroes to everybody. >> that is great. >> a good one. >>> that will do it for this edition of eyewitness news. >> i'm david navarre vo, for the rest of the eyewitness news team, thanks for this afternoon. and make sure you're back here this afternoon for eyewitness news first at 4:00. before that rain comes. meet the moore's! we're the moore family, and we're always looking for ways to enjoy more. so we called time warner cable and got even more than we expected. call now to get more. more speed. like, 300 meg. more tv shows and movies on demand. more places to make more unlimited calls. call now. for $89.99 a month, you'll get 100 meg ultra fast internet, hundreds of hd channels, and unlimited calling to international destinations. we find more good things every day! more ways to watch more shows. on more wifi connected devices in our house. time warner cable made switching easy with a one hour arrival window. they even made sure all of our conne