the dancers are gathering in the temple garden. andparing heavy ornament that they will carry throughout the march. then, they pierced skin with spikes and looks -- hooks. this is the first time for sandra kumar. we want to know why he is doing this to himself. he says he applied for political asylum here in germany three years ago, and he promised his goddess that if it was accepted, he would dance of the festival. -- at the festival. it must be painful, but pretty courageous, too. just watching makes us feel queasy. the piercing itself is left to those who are qualified to do it. says his father taught him how to place the hooks. in the beginning, he always made the mistake of putting them too cheek, but then he says it wasn't possible to open the mouth. they have to go further forward, but carefully. look, no blood, he says. believeslater, -- later, but not that badly. there is a rope attached to the hook, and someone is holding onto it. he keeps the hook moving, not to cause more pain, but to make it hurt less. >> thousands of

we welcome the temple in germany. the temple is where the world of the guard meets the human world. they make the connection. he founded this temple in the mid-1980's. that was after seeing the civil war in his sri lankan homeland. they say that was not his destiny. this is financed for donations. the temple carpenter and non-hindus. they give guided towards to visitors. the power is seen as a representation of the hindus. this is a little unusual. this is currently being renovated and a page for the first time. is an carried out by specialists flown in from india. there have been plans to finish the jobs in time for the passable -- the festival. they have been reported from asia. the dances are gathering in the temple garden. there is a large and heavy ornament they will carry. this is the first time. know why he's doing this to himself. this is in germany three years ago. would was excepted he dance at the festival. painful a pretty courageous. just watching makes us real creepy. this is left of those that are more qualified to do it. he says his father taught him how to place the

so i decided i but go to temple there was no temple in my home town so i would hitchhike to the next town. but the weirdest thing is the temple rejected me because i was like a geek from the next down that they would look down on with no permits but and could not speak hebrew and had a bad attitude. so i gave up to go back to a regular american. but through this whole era i was looking around for role models. what jews are out there i could relate to? is it like canadians or molly goldberg? nothing like could relate to. íjuht$u program. then came 1967 and the six-day war. suddenly up and tell that time i wasn't very much aware israel even existed now suddenly the state of israel was hanging by a of the red then suddenly in six days they turned it around and on tv's the jewish fighter pilots, a jewish paratroopers and with the eye patch i thought to myself by the ladies are jews i can relate to. flash forward maybe 40 years later. i have a writing career and have written books with more of themed books about spartans, alexander, macedon ians, the british, but it occurs to me i have ne

temple bethel was organized in -- i think it was 1874. there were 18 families, almost everyone of the organizers of the temple were german, jewish immigrants from prussia, and so forth. so nathan and and hood lived in the ghetto in chicago came to san antonio. they didn't -- they came to san antonio. they wanted to be americans, and the way for jews at the point to assimilate, become americans was to go to this reform temple which had a couple of dozen members. and anna marched them all over. temple bethel was across from saint anthony hotel on the park there. she marched them over, we want to join your congregation. and the ties of the people at that point, not only these jewish bankers and store owners, but the christian german-americans were so important in the business development, and anna knew that's what she wanted to make her friends. >> along those lines, i think a practical factor that went into this was that the orthodox, if they remained orthodox there would've been prohibition conducting business on the sabbath, is that right

temple becomes the latest university to make s.a.t. scores optional for admission. >>> and cecily tynan is here. >> it feels more like fall than summer but i'm tracking more traditional july weather including storms in the accuweather forecast. >> those stories and more when "action news" continues tonight. >>> temple university joins a growing number of colleges including bryn mawr and st. joes making the s.a.t. and the a.c.t. optional for admissions. >> these high school seniors and their families spent the afternoon touring the campus of temple university. for the next couple of months, it will be stressful as they take the tests for s.a.t.'s and a.c.t.'s. >> i'm super nervous about taking it. >> megan was happy to learn about the new temple option application process. students applying in 2015 who choose temple option will not have to smilt s.a.t.'s but have to answer three essay questions to tell the admissions who they are. it's aimed for students that have the grades but don't test well. >> give students that do very well in hig

is temple tough or less tough to get into, why temple university drops standard eyes test scores as a requirement to get into the school. >> you know, things could have got little negative, booed their own players, but here, you know, you don't really get that. >> sunday september 21, put it on your calendar, bring your friends with you. weekend welcome to desean jackson back to the negative link. >> ladies, do you know you're absorbing 5 pounds of make up, and into your internal organs? make up detox this morning on good day philadelphia. >> i imagine for it is might be little more than 5 pounds. >> upward of 20 pounds a year! >> twenty, 25 pounds. >> happy birthday, ya.

again, police officers at this temple and over at the u. n. plaza right now monitoring both protests very closely. live here in san francisco, i'm da lin, kpix 5. >> the protest fall on the deadly day in the gaza conflict. today as many as 100 people were killed and another round of bombardment left smoke from all over gaza and it was billowing. 87 palestinians died as well as 13 israeli soldiers. hamas claims it captured a soldier during the fighting today and more than 400 palestinians have died since fighting began almost two weeks ago. israel says there's only one way this conflict can end. >> i accepted an egyptian cease fire proposal backed up by the arab league and the u. n.. they refused. i accepted a humanitarian lull proposed by the united nations. they refused. we'll stop our operations when we can bring back quiet to our people. >> secretary of state john kerry headed to egypt to broker a cease fire between the two sides. >>> a team of aviation experts is going to try tomorrow to get to the crash site of the malaysian airlines plan

. >> the new temple option is open to students who enroll for fall 2015. in philadelphia, i'm cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> a drive to collect back to school supplies gets a big boost, citizens bank today donated $5,000 to non-profit called kade tolls crayons. make employees sorted through supplies this morning, that mondayly help the group meet its goal in distributing 24,000 back packs filled with school supplies to children in need. >> learning new details tonight about shipwreck found at ground zero. a long forgotten wooden ship was discovered in 2010. and what was once an underground security and parking complex. well, a new report based on the rings in the wood there finds this vessel likely built in 1773 or soon thereafter, and in a shipyard here in philadelphia. what's more, the ship was made from the same kind of light oak trees used to build parts every independence hall. >>> well, a new crayola experience is opening in florida, this new location will be at the florida mall in orlando. it will feature 25 hands-on attractions, aimed at

jenny joyce now live on temple campus with more on there is hi, jen. >> temple university believes youre more than a test, no longer requiring perspective students to supply their sat scores instead you can smith short answers, self reflective essays, that show, just how motivated you are to succeed. temple decided to make test scores optional in response to research evidence that shows high school gpa, class rang, and non-cognitive factors like selfconfidence, determination, glitz, are more reliable predictors of college success, if a student chooses not to smith test scores, instead, he or she can smith answers to shortest a questions, that, again, are self reflective. temple believes that this type of test can assess motivational and developmental traits that are better predictors of college success, than essay -- sat scores. temple university says, quote, by giving student moriches cents -- choices we open doors to more first generation student and those from under served communities, whose enormous academic promise may be overlook by conventional measures of achievement. school sa

that's the message from temple university tonight.he university says standardized test scores will be optional for new students starring with applications in the fall of 2015. students can apply via the temple option without submitting a score from a test like the sat or the act. students would good scores can still use the tra dig al route to apply. temple says the idea is to admit students who may in the test well but have bright futures. so interesting. >>> the mayor of darby borough gets the surprise of her life today. >> a surprise prom. it is so neat. mayor helen thomas told a student during a interview she never went to her prom, and the one regret she has. so the student and the chief of police put this prom together for her on north ninth street in darby giving her a corsage and all you got to have the corsage, iain. thomas thought she was going to an he ward ceremony for the chief of darby. needless to say she was was extremely surprised and touched all of this look at her all of this is just a huge wish come true. so congra

"eyewitness news" reporter jen bernstein is on the scene at temple university hospital to tell you more, jen. >> reporter: good morning, police tell us that four people least main hospitalized this morning, two of them are in critical condition here at temple university hospital, and officials say that those two are a mother and daughter who remain at the the burn unit the here at temple and that they were inside the truck at the time when it suddenly exploded. a surveillance camera near third and wyoming was rolling as an explosion, turned into a fireball, in the blink of an eye. violent blast centered around a food truck and injured 12 people as flames spread across the street. two of those hurt were a mother and daughter who were inside a truck at the time. >> her dream was to open up a truck. >> reporter: relatives tell us that olga gomez made her dream a reality two months ago, her daughter, 17 year-old jaylen landvery was working in the truck. they remain hospitalized this morning with serious injuries. >> olga is in really bad condition and jaylen is also in a bad condition but s

it was built in the 12th century as a hindu temple. some thought it was vacant but they studied the sketches and panl paintings on the walls. the messages from the people. >> dating analysis of the paintings suggest that buddists started to come immediately after switching over. how have the paintings go unnoticed throughout the years? it is due of the location in the dark corners of the temple and because most of the paintings can't be seen by the naked eye and they make it up in historical significance. he was working as a volunteer during the university break. he noticed red pigment on one of the walls. as a rock art researcher he knew about the technology that makes the invisible visible. the same technology studies the roshg rocks on mars. the software changes the colors and the image and it eggs rag rates the colors. >> two hundred wall paintings are being studied. now the job is making sure that the newfound answers about the past is known. so the millions of people that come to the temple will know to take a closer look at the

new temple option will be in place for students applying for the fall of 2015 school year. >> temple university saying it is a good idea to smith your sat scores if you have them. but does put the student at ease if they think they aren't the greatest test takers, but have great gpa, doing well in high school. so, it gives students options, which is pretty fair. don't youy? >> absolutely, also interesting, to see, what happens by way of admissions, and how many different types of students apply now, so interesting. jennifer, thank you. >>> 4:15, funerals for three children chilled in last week's deadly carjacking and crash in north philadelphia will be held on monday. >> hundreds mourn the death of the victims, keisha williams, three children, were selling fruit to raise money for their churr whenever a carstarphan jacker by two men lost control and hit them, last night's gathering, relatives thank the community saying the support from friends and complete strangers has been overwhelming. >> we can thank everybody for all of your love and support and prayers, keep my family up in pra

entrance exams may be a thing of the past for temple students. they'll soon be at an option on the application form for incoming freshman. no longer necessary to take the sat tests, instead, have the option to smith shortest ace. hopefully that i have right tonight explain this, director of admissions, right to the top. at the inch, karen, welcome. >> welcome, thank you. >> won't they still take the sat test? i mean the test itself, they just don't have to smith the results? >> exactly, student have the option. many students will decide that the test scores in addition to their high school grades, their transcript information, presents the best picture. but for some students they'll say i'm moran a test score, night to provide something additionalment temple option allows them to do that. >> i'm in high school. do i still have to take the sat? >> it depend, we're one of 800 schools that offer test on sean al policy. some student want to broaden that reach. it is a personal decision. when we think about it, at tell it be, and as we explain it to o

. >> "action news" is live with team coverage, ali gorman is live outside temple university lehigh valley hospital victims are being treatsed at this hour. reporter vernon odom spoke with people that know the victims. and john rawlinss has the latest open the investigation. so let's begin with john at the scene of the crash in the city's tioga section, john. >> reporter: hi, rick, witnesses tell us that car-jacked car, vehicle was moving fast going very, very fast up germantown and lost control and swerved into a group of people selling fruit on that on corner over there. witnesses said it happened quickly and it was devr stating. >> time crossing der germantown the car i noticed 2 here. >> he was moving fast. >> very fast. >> tire marks open the pavement suggest the vehicle veered sharply left and then crashed into a small fruit stand on the sidewalk manned by at least one adult and three children karen ran to help knows first aid and cpr. >> i ran over there and saw bodies everywhere. >> people knocked to the ground. >> there was babies little boys over there when i felt one of the puls

"eyewitness news" reporter jen bernstein is at temple university hospital to tell us more good morning. >> reporter: good morning, ukee and quarter. police did just tell thaws four people remain hospitalized this morning, two are in stable condition and two others do remain here in critical condition at temple's burn unit and officials tell us they are a mother and daughter who are inside of the food truck when it exploded in feltonville yesterday. now last night we did speak with relatives of this two who tell us it was 42 year-old olga gomez's dream to have a food truck which she made a, reality two months ago. here's a picture. her daughter 17 year-old jay len landsvery also in that truck. surveillance camera in third and wyoming in feltonville caught this terrifying explosion in video. it turns in the fireball. flames spread across the the street burning a passing car, sending parts of the truck flying. several people were burned when this happened, who were out side on the street and on the sidewalk. now we did talk to jaylen's cousin last night about her family members and here's

the san francisco chronicle that called for the founding of the commonwealth club shirley will i temple established the club in the 18980s and others have served on other committees over the 40 years the contingent has brought us here today and it is racket few other organizations would be cpa capable of much is sustained effort there are most people to thank the schultz and mayor ed lee our john farmer and mary the board of governors the done nefarious and architects and establishing architects and steve tipping our structural engineering and other contractor and bank of america and charles our acoustic and tom our broker who helped us buy this place the san francisco planning department and the club staff especially nick our cfo who said look at that large item rent in our budget who said do something and piper our department and greg dalton for ongoing leadership for the club and bill adams who was on our board until he passed two weeks ago and shirley i didn't temple black and the commonwealth family who once was said has deep broad support for the club in the community that made th

12th sementury and converted to a buddhist temple in the 15th century.e history has been murky. it was vacant until scientists discovered these sketches and paintings. there are messages from pilgrims, a kind of graffiti that left its mark while worshipping. it's important for us to tell to the whole world that the temple has not abandoned. >> dating analysis of the paintings suggest that pilgrims started to come here immediately after it was switched over from hinduism. >> how have these paintage, for the most -- paintings, for the most part gone uninnocence said. >> -- unnoticed. >> it's because most of the paintings can't be seen by the naked eye. >> what they lack, they make up for in historical significance. >> i open them up on the software. >> this man was working as a volunteer during the university break. he noticed red pigments on a wall. as a rock art researcher he knew of technology that can make the invisible vis uble. the computer programme is used by n.a.s.a. to study the rocks on mars. i take a photograph of the rock on the wall. i put it

in fact, this one at the temple ended about 30 minutes ago. ed mi >>> about 25,000 people showed up for the san francisco aids walk this year and raised millions, but mark kelly reports everybody was talking about the malaysia airlines flight that crashed with aids researchers aboard. >> reporter: it's the 27th year for the san francisco aids walk, but even with the smiles and speeches this walk feels different. sarah murray is an organizer. >> we can feel it even here in san francisco. >> reporter: six prominent researchers in the aids community killed when the malaysian airlines was shot down, including the former president of the international aids foundation. >> we dedicate our efforts today to them, to their enormous contributions to ending this epidemic and to the vision of social justice they sought to advance. >> those people that were key in research finding a cure for this. >> reporter: but here there is still hope. through individual donations and this walk, 6.2 miles through golden gate park. organizers expect to raise even more th

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but it was when protests broke out here at temple emmanuel here in the richmond district that things really got heated up. a group of palestinian supporters broke from the pack disrupting a pro israel rally inside temple emmanuel. security pulled a woman out and other palestinian supporters who snuck in. palestinian supporters say they want israel to stop bombing gaza and killing innocent children. while israeli supporters want rocket attacks to stop and blame hamas for the violence. >> it's insanity. not humanity. those people don't deserve to be in the situation they're in right now. it's not their theist they're there. >> when there's rocket attacks israel sends the children to bomb shelters. hamas sends its children to protect the rocket launchers. >> reporter: so michelle, another demonstration set for this saturday. 1:00. supporters of palestine putting that on at justin herman plaza. >> local organizations have weighed in on the fighting, mark. >> reporter: and one of them michelle a screwish organization called the -- jewish organization called the judicious community relatio

outside of the jewish tifrm a face all of which -- temple -- temple a face off between the supporters. the palestinian supporters want israel to stop bombing gaza and killing innocent people. >> those people don'ts deserve to be in the situation right now. it's not their choice that they're there. >> the israeli supporters want to rocket attacks to stop. >> when the rocket attacks, israel sends the children to bomb centers,. >> hundreds of people chanting, marching and rallying to tend conflict. -- end the conflict. despite the tension, both sides want peace, he have been from thousands -- even from thousands of miles away from the middle east. the police kept a close i didn't on the -- eye on the protest, they didn't make any arrests. >>> and john kerry plans to thoep egypt tomorrow to negotiate a cease fire. >>> satellite images of the deadly malaysia flight, could hold clues of who's responsible. it covers a 13,00 acre area, and the missile shot the plane tough sky, and out vaj growing over how the rebels are treating the victim's bodies. >> it's a confusing and frustrating time fo

that is latest outside temple university hospital jen bernstein for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> new this morning, two with men sitting on their front steps are shot in west philadelphia. this happened just after 11:00 last night on the 800 block of north fallon street. a 36 year-old woman was shot in the head and critically wounded. a 35 year-old woman was hit in the cheek and stable. gunman got away. police are investigating if an earlier neighborhood dispute was the the reason for gunfire. >>> also a philadelphia police officer is injured while trying to disperse a crowd. "eyewitness news" at 4500 block of sheffield street in holmesberg. police say a group of with man were denied entry inside the tavern. that sent would be of these men got in the fight with the officers and then she bit him on his leg. she was taken into custody. we are told that officer is okay. >>> right now 6:03. i don't know if we say our forecast is okay, what are you thinking katie. >> there is a lot going on. i said this before we were on the air this morning we have a lot going on but nothing, we can't han

reporting live from temple university hospital, i'm steve paterson for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". back to you, liz. >> thank for that, steve. >>> within more time here's a recap about the victims, what we know a 45 year-old real estate agent is in critical but stable condition. would the man who was with the children at six five-year old neighbor is also stable, and once again you heard steve mention it and here it is again a reward in this case is new at $110,000 but of that, $10,000 will expire today, if no arrests are made by noon time. >>> an update now on the medical, the medical center shooting in darby. we have learn the suspect arrived at the hospital on thursday with lots of ammunition, with the intent to pull the trigger on a mass killing. richard plots now faces murder and attempted murder charges and our diana rocco has the the story of some brave employees jumped into action to stop the shooter from doing even more harm. >> reporter: investigators say he was planning a mass killing and his doctor was the first on his list. loaded with 39 round and a revolver richard p

>> it was built as a hindu temple and converted to a buddhist temple.he history has been murky. some thought it was vacant until scientists studied these messages, it was a kind of graffiti by buddhist pilgrims. >> it was important to us to tell the world. it's in the falling of the hinduism. dating analysis of the paintings suggest that buddhist pilgrims come to this area after it switched to hipped uism. how have the paintings gone unnoticed? >> it's due to the locations in the dark corps of tempo, and because most of the paintings can't be seen by the naked eye. what they lack in aesthetics they make up for. >> this man was working as a volunteer during the university break. he noticed red pigments on a wall. as a rock art researcher me knew a technology that can make the invisible visible. the same computer programme is used by n.a.s.a. to study the rocks on mars. >> we take a photograph of the wall. i put it through a software, and it changes all the colours in the image. in changing the colours of the imaging, it examing rates the colours, so thin

he started at temple in 90s and was candidate toy become assistant this season.here's no word if this will affect his status with the school. temple has no comment. >> noel's expectations are as high as 6' 11" frame he is not trying to put too much pressure on himself when he suits up for the first time this season. noel takes floor for the first time in orlando summer league. recovering from torn acl. >> i have not played in a year an a half but i'm staying focused and i'm being patient with the process of coming back to organized games. >> finally hockey players are not the only ones losing teeth during the game. now baseball announcers are losing teeth as well. red sox announcers jerry he remy losses a tooth while calling game against cubs somehow falls out and how about this play-by-play partner trying to help him out. i don't know if this is official dentist visitor what trying to get the tooth back in there. from time to time broadcasters lose their traichb thought never a took. >> what is he putting on the air. >> i don't know. >> it's funny. >> it's funny

. >> the temple has been seen by millions of people and studied for centuries. a recent discovery is now helping historians and archeologist better understand how it was used. it was built in the 12t 12th century as a hundred do temple, converted to buddhist in the 15th century, the history during this transition has been murky. some thought it sat vacant until scientists studied these sketches and paintings on the temple walls. their message is from buddhist pilgrims, graffiti leaving their mark while worshiping. >> dating analysis of the paintings suggest that buddhist pilgrims started coming immediately after it was switched over from behind hinduism. led pigment was noticed on the walls. technology can make the invisible visible. a computer program i also used by nasa to study rocks on mars. >> i take a photograph, put it through a software. the software changes all the colors in the image and in changing the colors, it exaggerates the colors, so things that cannot be easily seen with the eye are made very clear. >> 200 wall paintings are being studied. the

"eyewitness news" reporter jen bernstein is at temple university hospital where two critically injured people are being treated, jen. >> reporter: good morning, ukee and erika. a total of 12 people were injured when this food truck exploded in feltonville. police did tell us last night that four people remain hospitalized, two in stable condition and two others as you just said remain here at temple university hospital at the burn unit in critical condition. we did learn that the two that are here are a mother and daughter inside the food truck at the time. we have pictures from relatives from the two of them. relatives tell us that olga gomez, it was her dream to have a food truck when she made it reality two months ago. her daughter jaylen landsbury was helping out inside, also now that school is over. a surveillance camera at third and wyoming caught this explosion on video. it turns in the fireball. flames spread across the the street, burning a passing car and sending parts of the truck flying. several people were burned when this happened who were outside. we talked to jaylen's c

. >> temple university creating a stir.t plans to let students apply without using standardized test scores like the sates. what the university is looking for when it comes to incoming freshmen. >> this will definitely make you want to wash your face before you head to bed. your skin can absorb up to 5 pounds of makeup a year. the serious health concerns coming up. >> lucy, item chess are dropping across our area. it doesn't feel like late july. it feels more like fall but will it last? details coming up with >> police say bump on a septa trolley gets a woman punched and robbed. surveillance video shows a man with a backpack standing near the door. a woman trying to get off nudges him on the 4700 block of baltimore avenue in philadelphia's cedar park neighborhood. police say the man throws a cup at her follows her then hits her. you can also see a struggle as he steals her headphones. the woman had to get stitches on her lip and police are right now searching for the guy who did this. >> new developments to night on the car

this is the result of temple's gene surgery. the hiv is gone. >> we have a cure for hive limb nation. we have a system to eliminate hiv from the cells in the laboratory, yes. >> reporter: now next step toys find a waste to move discovery from the lab into animals and then people. the groundwork being set, for curing hiv. >> very exciting. it is very exciting. >> reporter: now, he doesn't have an exact time frame on when this discovery could be in clinical trials because there is so many variables but he tells me this could be used eventually to help fight other diseases, certainly a big important break through and we will keep you posted on it. >> very exciting. >> stephanie, thanks. >>> well, there are some new developments tonight surrounding historical home in darby, it is gotten a least brief from the wrecking ball. >> boro officials announce that had 715 darby terrace will in the be income down during the next six months. while it has seen better days 250 year-old house sits on a lot that once belonged to william penn. darb

there was another police shooting on the 2300 block of paige street, now a man is on his way to templeospital after being shot by a police officer here in the strawberry mansion section. we'll bring you much more information as it becomes available. >>> now a buck county and non-profit is targeted by thieves for a third time in 18 months. the salvation army is hit by thieves. and now police hope they can track down the suspects responsible. >> we have a group of thieves that stole thousands of dollars from that bucks county nonprofit. >> it's the third time this united way was burglarized. amy buckman joins us with more. >> we are behind the offices of the united way of buck county. this is where their air

reporting live from temple university hospital, i'm steve paterson for cbs-3 "eyewitness news", back to you. >>> we also have this update on the deadly medical enter shooting in darby. we have learned that the suspect is a arrived at the hospital on thursday with lots of ammunition. with the intent to pull the trigger on a mass killing. richard plots now faces murder and attempted murder charges and our diana being owe has the story of some brave employees who jumped into action to stop the shooter from doing even more harm. >> reporter: investigators say he was planning a mass killing and his doctor was the first on his list. loaded with 39 round and a revolver richard plots showed up for his psychiatric evaluation permit yesterday at mercy fitzgerald hospital. but once the the shooting started the plan was foiled when the the doctor return fire and two caseworkers wrestled him to the ground. >> if it wasn't for the heroic actions of the doctor, and the caseworker, we believe, he was there and going to reload, back that rerole versace and continue to fire and continue to kill. >> re

temple emmanuel in the richmond district. san francisco not immune from conflict overseas.rs of israel and palestine facing off. protests began with a march from the for rid building down ash -- ferry building down market street to city hall. but the rallies escalated when a group of palestinian supporters broke from the pack and disrupted a pro israel rally inside temple emmanuel. security pulled a woman out and other palestinian supporters who snuck in. palestinian supporters say they want israel to stop bombing gaza and killing innocent children. >> insanity. not humanity. those people don't deserve to be in the situation they're in right now. it's not their choice they're there. >> reporter: while israeli supporters want rocket attacks to stop and blame hamas for the violence. >> when there's rocket attacks, israel sends its children to bomb shelters. hamas sends its children to protect the rocket launchers. >> reporter: hundreds took to the streets. deep rooted differences make true peace seem far away. but that's all both sides want. now dozens of police were out for

. >> cleanup is underway in temple lil a mini -- temple mills where a minivan crashed pinning a guard insecurity booth under it. hatzel vela is live on the scene including how the guard is doing tonight. >> the damage here is so bad that the management team here has decided to tear down this shed. what's amazing about this story is the man inside the security guard that folks around here know as "fish" is alive. >> what a sight. >> and heard a big old boom. >> this is what folks at carriage hill apartments in temple hill saw when they left their apartment. a tow truck pullpull in and -- pulling in. >> it stopped for a second and then took off and once it took off it ran into the booth. >> inside that booth was a security guard. folks in this neighborhood affectiontly call "fish." >> he was under the car going under this like everything's good. >> trapped inside but still able to give residents the thumbs up. rescue crews took him from under the van. he was taken to the hospital and expected to be okay. >> some way the driver lot control of the vehicle and collided with the guard shell

this took place while a solidarity gathering was going on in the temple. and the other side said israel needs to stop columnizing palestinian neighborhoods. >> we support our country, our people no matter what happens. we'll do whatever we can to support our country. we're going to show everybody. >> they want you to think that this is being done in the name of the jewish community and that all jews support what israel is doing and we are saying, as forcefully as we can, that we condemn what's happening in gaza. it is against our jewish values. that is being done in our name. it is just heartbreaking to us. >> across town, a large crowd gathered to oppose military acts in gaza and u.s. support for israel. >>> a gaza child who received a prosthetic leg here in the bay area lost that leg during this week's violent clashes. >> reporter: he came here in 2006 and again this year after he lost his leg because of violence in the gaza strip. now his prosthetic leg has been destroyed. >> all of the family is scared. >> reporter: he spoke with us on the phone. our c

of the law one stone at a time and i'm the builder of the temple. i'm putting one stone on it at a time. >> welcome back to mosaic. i'm rabbi eric weiss and we're in the middle of a lovely conversation with lexi leban, executive director, and jay, program director. jay, what was the clip we just saw? >> this was our centerpiece documentary film, watchers of the sky. focuses on the man responsible for coining the term genocide and setting up a mechanism to prosecute crimes against humanity, so he was a seminole figure and this year, we have a centerpiece narrative film. we have two centerpiece films, one is run boy run by dan court, who won an academy award in the '90s and this is a film about a polish jewish boy about age 8 who has to oppose as a gentile to survive the holocaust. it's told through his eyes and he has to go from home to home trying to find a place to live and concocting a story in order to be taken in by the different households that he goes to. >> do you know what his nationality was and field, sociologist or journalist? >> an attor

the first time researchers at temple university have been able to eliminate it from human cells. >> the current therapy for aides does not eliminate, but rather suppresses. >> the doctor says current drugs do a good job of keeping patients alive, but don't cure h.i.v. aids. if there is a break in taking the drug the virus starts to build again. that's what happened to a baby in mississippi. previously they said the baby was cured from aids. instead they created a protein combination that targets and aattaches itself to the h.i.v. d.n.a. and then cuts out the infected part. the cell repairs itself and become as healthy cell again. >> it has more to the cells. >> the process has worked on human cells in the laboratory and animal tests have started to make sure that it kills all of the h.i.v. the doctor says the next challenge is to figure out the best way to give it to humans. it may take several years but his team believes it will work and it may even go a step further. >> we hope that the technology that we have developed can also help in protecting individuals, uninfected individuals a

body shop, chopper 6 was over the scene and we are learned that two people are being transported to temple and the other two take and to einstein. we'll bring you more information when we get it. >>> we have our first named storm of the season, tropical storm arthur, the storm is formed off the coast of central florida, the big question is, what impact will arthur have on us leading up to the holiday weekend, lets go to cecily tynan, what is the story? >> arthur will likely become a hurricane in the next two days, this storm system is really getting its act together. maximum sustained winds up to 50 miles per hour. it's just meandering now east-southeast of cape canaveral, barely moving at all. the outer bands are hitting florida and some buoy reports offshore showing that the winds are picking up to 50 miles per hour and the water temperature is 81 degrees, this is key, arthur is in warm water and moving into the gulf stream which is even warmer and it will encounter wind shear. what this means is that arthur will likely become a hurricane, it will likely track close to the outer banks of

logo right ok this is a tanning salon and temple has said that it will exempt its believers from state mandated informed consent in quotes abortion laws because of the supreme court's hobby lobby ruling these these laws are laws that several law states have passed that require doctors to read things to women who want to get an abortion one of the things they have to read to them is that you're more likely to get breast cancer turns out it's not true it was pushed for years by the and you're more likely to experience depression turns out it's not true there's all this stuff that's like pseudo science so the temple the st louis temple in a press release says quote because of the respect the court has given to religious beliefs and the fact that our beliefs are based on best available knowledge we expect that our belief in the illegitimacy of state mandated informational material is enough to exempt us and those who hold our beliefs from having to receive them in other words they want to opt out the lobby can opt out of birth control they're going to opt out of lectures by one began to ge

she appears to have a gunshot wound to her right temple. >> police video taken at the scene indicates there was no forced entry into the house. and the davis' children were asleep in their bedroom, whatever happened didn't awaken them. there was no evidence of an argument or an altercation. >> dorothy herself had no signs of physical trauma or defense wounds. what it looked like was dorothy was literally lying in bed as if she were sleeping. >> in the bedroom, investigators found a bottle of anti-depressants and three sealed envelopes. one was addressed to her husband chris. >> my darling love, as said many times, it's the coward's way out. so i'm a coward. for i could see no other way out. i asked got to forgive me. >> the second note was also addressed to chris. and the third was to her sister. >> dear patty, i'm sorry. by the time you get this, i'll be gone. i didn't know what else to do. >> she could see no other way out, she acknowledged the difficulties in her marriage, and how she felt that her husband no longer loved her. >> i can remember when they came and brought me the let

two other people were taken to temple university hospital in critical condition.anhunt is on for those carjackers. we'll have more life coverage coming up at 6:00. >> university of delaware graduate student is accused of hiding video cameras in campus restrooms over the past two years. fox 29's drew dickman is live in newark, delaware tonight. drew, what exactly happened here? >> reporter: lucy, investigators say this voirism lasted for two years beginning in 2012. this all ended on june 27th when they say a woman found a camera about the size of a cigarette pack in a bathroom stall. that prompted this larger investigation and now 38 year old javier so tow faces 21 counts of criminal violation of privacy. investigators say he put these hidden cameras in female hygiene dispensers in bathroom stalls in the delaware biotech lull institute building, library, memorial hall and willard hall education buildings. police say they've confiscated all the video evidence and they say the 1500 video files have not been posted on the internet or shared with others. the universit

reporter: it got pretty tense here outside temple emanuel when people who oppose israeli policy showed up by the dozens. they have since left. the only pro-israeli supporters are here. [chanting] >> but earlier both sides were shouting at each other, sfpd officers were here to make sure things did not get out of hand. this demonstration ask the counterdemonstration took place as a solidarity gathering took place inside the temple. the message we heard today is the same thing we have been hearing for two weeks, that israel has a right to defend itself against terrorist and that the other side saying that israel needs to stop colonizing palestine palestine. >> we support our people no matter what happens. moral support, financial support, whatever you can do to support our country, we're going to show everybody. >> they want you to think this is being done in the name of the jewish community and that all jews support what israel is doing. and we are saying, as forcefully as we can, we condemn what is happening in gaza. it's against our jewish values. it's heartbreaking to us. >> across t

temple joins bryn mawr college and st.h university among local schools that no longer require standardized tests. >> imagine waiting five, even eight years or more to get justice. "action news" investigation uncovered a major delay. major delays taking place in philadelphia's federal system. so long they failed to meet the court aers own standards for a speedy trial. investigative reporter wendy saltzman is here with breaking exclusive report. >> jim we are not just talking about one case or two cases. a federal judicial survey found 4 cases in the eastern district of pennsylvania that have dragged out three or more years without a trial or decision. and "action news" found one judge has a large chunk of those cases. >> seems to me that after 7 years, it's crazy. give me some kind of action on it. >> eric orange and steve months di are plaintiff's that have been waiting and waiting for justice. >> taking a great toll on me. >> a former marine that had surgery on his knees and 7 years in combat. >> i got up and fell to the

. >>> a man remains in critical condition this morning after he is shot near temple university's campus. it happened around 9:30 last night. medics rushed him to temple hospital with a gun shot wound to the chest. >>> police are questioning the driver involved in a single car crash in north philadelphia. police say they tried to stop the car but did not pursue the driver before the accident. the driver suffered minor injuries. police have not filed charges. >>> police are also investigating this crash. it happened in bucks county. chopper 3 over route 14 near i-95 in bristol township. investigators say a trash truck landed on top of a minivan after both vehicles left the interstate and turned left on to 413. amazingly the family of three in that minivan survived with only minor injuries. the truck driver was not hurt. >> the parents who were front seat passengers of the minivan had already self extricated themselves. it was just a teenaged boy in the middle row that was still entrapped. i saw him hug a paramedics that was inside the van with him. >> incredible they're all okay. if you k

reporter: it got pretty tense here outside temple emanuel when people who oppose israeli policy showed up by the dozens. they have since left. the only pro-israeli supporters are here. [chanting] >> but earlier both sides were shouting at each other, sfpd officers were here to make sure things did not get out of hand. this demonstration ask the counterdemonstration took place as a solidarity gathering took place inside the temple. the message we heard today is the same thing we have been hearing for two weeks, that israel has a right to defend itself against terrorist and that the other side saying that israel needs to stop colonizing palestine palestine. >> we support our people no matter what happens. moral support, financial support, whatever you can do to support our country, we're going to show everybody. >> they want you to think this is being done in the name of the jewish community and that all jews support what israel is doing. and we are saying, as forcefully as we can, we condemn what is happening in gaza. it's against our jewish values. it's heartbreaking to us. >> across t