that is why i will ask my secretary of the navy to rebuild fault silts like the philadelphia navy yard. i know it well. private industry and room for expansion to reenlist them in rebuilding what will be a great fleet again. recruit master craftsmen, this buildup requires, we will establish centers of excellence at location like the philadelphia navy yard. vocational train something a great thing. we don't do it anymore. we don't do it anymore. [applause] in going to college right down the road, in going to college we have people that were brilliant and we have people that weren't as brilliant in that way but were brilliant, incredible when it came to fixing a motor. when it came to fixing something i understand no idea what was happening and other great geniuses had no idea what was happening and they could take it apart blindfolded. we don't do that anymore. vocational training for our country is so, so important. just in closing that, they loved it, they loved it. they didn' what i was doing. they loved it. so vocational training. we'll start it up big league. we will rebuild our mi

this will be a national effort forit means a new future philadelphia's navy shipyard, right? it well. i went to school in philadelphia. i know it well. be activated again, really activated. i'm honored to have the of more than 200 top admirals and generals and 22 medal of honor recipients and the list is growing. growing rapidly. and they told me on mosul the bragg.ight i was at fort we had 27,000 people in a field. unbelievable. and some of the generals and admirals came up to me. we had a lot of them there. they said mr. trump, you're so right on mosul. you know i have been saying the element of surprise. say, ourhs ago, we leaders, we are going to attack months. four a month later, we say we are going to attack mosul in three going in, because we are going to get the leaders of isis who are in mosul. they've to understand, already left when you said the four months, right? they're gone. then two months, then one month, week, a few weeks ago, we will be going into mosul in one week. stupid.ople are so the element of surprise. great general douglas spinning, right, spinning i

a massive truck carrying more than 160 trees ordered by the team were unloaded here at the philadelphia navy yard part of the city wide tree planting efforts and the phils decided to participate. each tree is especially tagged with the names of phillies players, planting them throughout the community trying to restore the city's tree canopy. >>> the phanatic is there to help. >> he has a green thumb so why not. >> true. >> more ahead at 12:30, lost and found the woman loses her wedding ring in the trash and the trash collectors go above and beyond to help find them. >> and we have the annual thanksgiving day parade. we have a preview. what do we want our kids to learn? how to game a test... or test themselves in a game? how to master an exam... or examine a master? how to be robots... or build robots? the njea believes students deserve a well-rounded education- including arts, music, technology, and so much more. that's why we're working with parents and communities to reduce the emphasis on high stakes testing. because when you limit the tests, they can test the limits... of their potential

this will be a national effort and it means a new future for philadelphia's navy shipyard, right? went to school in philadelphia, i know it well. it will be activated again, really activated. i'm honored to have the endorsement of 200 top admirals and generals and 22 medal of honor recipients. and the list is growing. the list is growing rapidly. and they told me in mosul the other night i was at fort bragg, we had 25,000, 27,000 people in a field it was unbelievable. some of the generals and admirals came up to me. we had a lot of them there. they said mr. trump, you are so right on mosul. i have been saying the element of surprise. four months ago we say, our leaders, we are going to attack mosul in four months. a month later we say, we are going to attack mosul in three months. we are going in. because we are going to get leaders of isis who are in mosul. well, you have to understand they already left when you said the four months. they are gone. then two months, then one month, then one week. we'll be going into mosul in one week. these people. the element of surprise. the gre

i will ask my secretary of the navy to review facilities like the philadelphia navy yard. i know it well. with a long history of service, proximity to vibrant private industry, room for expansion to enlist them in the rebuilding of what will be a great fleet again. [applause] >> recruit and build up requires, we will establish centers of excellence at locations like the philadelphia navy yard, vocational training is a great thing. we don't do it anymore. we don't do it anymore. i must tell you, going to college right down the road, we have people that were brilliant and other people that weren't as brilliant in that way but brilliant, incredible when it came to fixing a motor, when it came to fixing something that i had no idea what was happening and of the great geniuses had no idea what was happening and they could take it apart blindfolded and we don't do that anymore. vocational training for our country is so important. [applause] >> in closing, they loved it. they loved it. they didn't want to be doing what i was doing. they loved it was so good at it and loved it so

. >>> big delivery today at the philadelphia navy yard.y phanatic lending a hand unloading it. one of our fresco users was there as truck dropped off more than 160 trees in preparation for a citywide tree planting this weekend. it's called a philly's homerun for trees. each tree was tagged with the name of a phillies player who hit a homerun in the 2016 seas season. >>> your health now. some say your cleavage and neck line can sex up an outfit or make you look older than you really are and now that area is the target of one of the fastest growing cosmetic procedures around. maybe hard to believe fixing that exposed area of your chest could mean so much though. >> tonight joyce evans introduces us to one woman who says it's about more than just beauty. ♪ >> you're so sick that, you know, you don't even -- you can't even think about the other side. can't even think about a day when you'll, you know, ever be healthy again. >> reporter: the struggle of a three-time survivor of three different near fatal cancers. and today, cindy sits in yet an

it means a new future for philadelphia's navy shipyard, right? i know it well. i went to school in philadelphia. i know it well. it's going to be activated again, really activated. i'm honored to have the endorsement of more than 200 top admirals and generals and 22 medal of honor recipients, and the laist is growing rapidly. and they told me on mosul the other night, i was at ft. bragg, we had 25,000, 27,000 people in a field. it was unbelievable. and some of the generals and admirals came up to me, we had a lot of them there. they said, mr. trump, you're so right on mosul. you're so right. you know, i've been saying the element of surprise. four months ago, we say, our leaders, "we are going to attack mosul in four months." a month later, we say, we are going to attack mosul three months, we are going in. because we're going to get the leaders of isis who are in mosul. well, you have to understand, they've already left when you said the four months, right? they're gone. then two months, then one month, then one week, a few weeks ago. we will be going into mosul

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south philadelphia, heads up if you go to navy business center throughout the week they'll work at broad and pattison starting 9:00 otherwise trains arolling and mass transit running with no delays. tom, karen, back to you. >> bob, thanks, we'll begin breaking news now. we have an update on a fire at a tire shop in kepzing top the firefighters did a great job out. there it's under control. it broke out two hours ago. it's the joel tire shop on the 700 block of frankford and he lie avenues. investigators are still trying to figure out how to you all startd who will be the white house with trump. he picked two top advisors in his key squob. >> republican party chairman reince priebus will be trump's chief of staff. this may suggest he wants trump to build bridges in washington and stick with gop agendas. priebus is popular among different factions of the party and considers being gop. >> and trump contains ban on chief strategist, said two different positions running together could cause one big power house. >> chris christie, trump announced he he is replacing him with mike pence. three o

cooler and a high of 58, sunny and cooler and 53 and sunny in philadelphia and 52 or so in the pick pike in annapolis where temple takes on navy. and sunday 49 now looks like showers moving in either sunday afternoon or sunday evening. >> you going to that game? >> i am seriously thinking about. >> could be fun. thank you david. >>> topping the people scene the planning is starting for the one year anniversary of prince's death, a four day sell brings of life at paisley park his home that is now a museum outside of minneapolis. including the revolution and members of the new power generation and more. vip passes for the events just went on sale. >>> taylor swift fans are about to get an all access pass into the singer's life. to watch her perform on the singer's very own channel on at&t's streaming service direct tv now, calling taylor swift now and offering never before seen concerts and special events and never seen behind the scenes footage. >> speaking of streaming services they made binge watching your favorite shows popular and now a growing trend to put a state tax on those services like netflix and amazon. nick watt ex

new jersey, the most decorated battleship in the history of the united states navy built across the river into philadelphiaaunched one year to the day after the attack on pearl harbor, december 7th, 1942. so she's been in and out of service many years, but fought four years, most recently in the beirut lebanon campaign in 1982-83. so we've had her as a museum now for 15 years. it has been a great honor to serve on board her during active duty as reserve officer, now here as a volunteer. >> today obviously special day with it being veterans day. >> absolutely, yes. here to honor our vets. today is special day for the vets and also for the new jersey, she came up the delaware river on november 11, veterans day, in 1999 to begin her new career as museum and memorial. very pleased to be on her today, to honor our vets, and just happy to be a part of the is her moan. >> i and you'll be the mc for that is her mean i, starts at 11:00? >> 11:00 if you have an opportunity to come on down, and view part of the ceremony today. >> perfect. amount, we appreciate it, thank you for the time. >> thank you very much. it wa

he was going into philadelphia and saying, i'll bring back, get the navy ships. saying in florida, we'll build the coastal expressway. in michigan, i'll bring cars back. he was dropping goodies around right at that -- >> being a traditional politician, promising things. >> and it works. enthusiasm, yeah, we talked about hillary clinton was real. i mean, we learned that at end of the day. the vote totals bailed that out and the fact that he could not bring the key constituencies in michigan and wisconsin and philadelphia and namely african american voters who were so critical to president obama and large part, you have to do with the fact that this was not enthusiasm behind her candidacy. she was seen as part of the problem. she could not get around that. >> there was a very rereeling moment last year. and it was a harbinger of what was to come. she had an encounter backstage at a rally in new hampshire. and there was a meeting that the activist recorded and released the video of. it was very clear, she was facing a real divisional divide who did not see her as so

philadelphia naval shipyard. he writes a letter to the secretary of the navy. talk about putting your boss in an awkward position. he said, these baots are garbage. they will not contribute anything to the navy at all unless we do something now to make a difference. lo and behold, they actually listened to him. did i hear a drumroll in the back? [laughter] thank god they did. they knew what they were talking about. we had six german u-boats at the time. they start looking much more closely at those boats, particularly one, the u-140. which is a u cruiser, which was a class that germany built almost as i follow-on, to guess what? the commercial boats. what do we have in the envelope? what makes the u-140 so interesting? guess what? diesel electric -- heard this before? roughly 1500 tons, length 90.5 meters, range, a little over 12,000 nautical miles. it sounds an awful lot like salmon, don't you think? in turn, how did the german arrive at their formula? because what they produced in the u-boats large and small were quickly produced, excellently engineered, both

have seen the h-bomb flew in the navy into th hurricane and you want to see her last pastor for your eyes which work beyond television. after a short stint in philadelphia who received offer to return to cleveland. >> i did the browns stats years, when channel 8 was doing the bowl games offer me a contracti i said let's do it in 1977, a harsh winter with cold temperatures and plenty of snow for him it was a good reason to move the forecast outside meteorologist when he was starting he used talking magnus today it is all computers. she has had opportunities to leave cleveland to bigger city, but would have been a hefty pay raisee. had just go to la, wash washington,j chicago new york, for some people that would be nirvanana and that's where they want to go but i never really have been that way. >> 54 years later, dick goddard is still added, right here in cleveland. i'm just so lucky, people have been so good to me. the aptitude tests and mailed it, don't mess final forecast, fox 8 news at 6:00 p.m., we will have some surprises, it is must-see tv, with dick goddard. that was a great package from andre bernier. to show how he started usingg magnets in sho

navy and rain moving in on sunday afternoon. >> much more ahead in our next half our of "action news" at 12:30, collecting shoes by the bagful at one philadelphiain an effort to get back. >>> and donald trump adds two more people to his cabinet. details on that and much more still ahead. >>> "action news" at 12:30 continues with rick williams, sara bloomquist and meteorologist, david murphy. >> hello again, here are the stories we are following for you now on "action news" at 12:30. rescue workers say it's amazing there are survivors when a plane crashed near columbia. and learning more about the ohio state university student that went on a stabbing rampage on campus yesterday. >>> and we begin with the lightest on the very rainy tuesday it's a gloomy day with dry conditions we have for sometime we do need the rain, let look live from the brand new sky 6 hd camera showing you the parkway looking toward the philadelphia international airport going to need the umbrella today that is for sure. meteorologist, david murphy, is out on the terrace with the latest from accuweather. >> i am in trouble without the umbrella and steady rain is falling on t

joining us from philadelphia, executive director of the terror asumymmetrical project. malcolm nanls, who is also a combat veteran and navy officer. good to see you. happy thanksgiving. >> good morning. >> so the fact that donald trump is not getting these daily intelligence briefings, he's only done two in two weeks, is it much ado about nothing or a big missed opportunity? >> it's not even a missed opportunity. what's happening here is the person that will be responsible for the national defense of the united states is not getting the information, which you must get on a day-to-day basis in order to understand the myriad of threats which are potentially in the face of the united states. including potential indicators of an attack, which might be in process or which we're developing through the intelligence community. this is really a dangerous situation. he needs to start taking this game seriously and get these briefings every day. >> have any of the appointments he's made made you feel better or at least calm some of the nerves, do you think, of people within the intelligence community that he's making good choices? >

philadelphia appointments available now. >> several after shocks from this earthquake. jolt strig erred 6-foot tall tsunami, as well, while authorities try to reach stranded people by air, navydue to arrive tomorrow morning. >> now, a loft people have been talking about these stranded coast we first showed you yesterday. two coast stuck on this small piece of land after the earthquake ripped apart most of the grounds surrounding them. we're happy to tell you the form here owns the coast, was able to make a pass for the coast and coach them back down. i don't know how you get them off that. >> encouraged them down. it was an ordeal. it might have been easy to get them off. >> well, other coast also rescued from the same property. how do you coax them down? they're like on this big chunk in the middle. what up do say, jump, cow, jump? i don't understands that. >> that's utterly -- >> oh, there you are, she's back. >> holy coy, just utterly un believable. >> is that bruce springsteen driving to the rescue? on his motorcycle? >> all of the news stories are merging. >> i love it. >> although i suppose they shepherd for a reason, you know, this is what they do. they are cow whispe