jessica: coming up, his father died in a mass shooting at a sikh temple. why he says more hate won't help. and later, why are so many young people drawn to extremist groups? >> i got a greater sense of power and thirll and intoxication. jessica: hear a former skin head recrdescter be his initiation into the movement. plus, a marine on a cross country quest. why he thinks he can change america one conversation at a time? jessica: one community in america knows the devastation of hate crimes and is now on high alert. according to the national sikh coalition, sikhs are hundreds of times more likely to be victims of hate crimes than their fellow americans, mostly because of their customary turbans and long beards. in early march, a sikh man in kent, washington was shot in his driveway after being told to quote, go back to your country". the fbi is investigating the case as a hate crime. just outside of milwaukee, wisconsin, the sikh community is also worried. four and a half years ago a white supremacist and army veteran came to the sikh temple of wisconsin an

then he would have sovereignty over the temple and over the priestly class.t have that. >> about to crucify your king. >> crucify him. >> crucify him. >> why? what has he done? >> if you set him free, that means you are not the emperor's friend. >> caiaphas knows how to push pilate's buttons. if you don't get rid of this guy, you are no friend of cesar. well this is no idol phrase, what this meant was we will report you to the emperor and you can bet you're not going anywhere other than judea. >> here is your king. shall i crucify your king? >> pilate keeps pushing back at the chief priests over the condemnation of jesus. he's pushing them and pushing them, and they keep coming back to him until finally they say, we have no king, but cesar. >> we have no king but the emperor. >> this is the ultimate blasphemy. and of course from the point of view of roman governor, this is exactly what he wants subject people to say. >> he has one duty, and that is to carry out the will of cesar. so anyone or anything that gets in the way is going to be destroyed. >> and so a

modeled after a roman temple in southern france. and first used in 1792. our tour guide is a capital historian. >> we are inside a working public building that has posted oldestest -- hosted the active legislature in the western hemisphere. in terms of architecture, since we are the first american state capital to open after the revolutionary war, and since we are the first monumental roman temple style public building in the modern era, it's influence on other state capitals, county court houses, and public buildings that are very famous in washington, d.c. cannot be underestimated. i have heard architectural historian described the iconic government buildings in washington, d.c. as the sequel to the virginia state capitol in richmond. we started off with the first political center at jamestown which was the oldest english-speaking settlement in north america. the was used throughout 1600s and there were multiple buildings, public and private, use for government buildings. when we moved to williamsburg, we built a capital in the english colonial tradition

explore temple's impact.isit temple.edu/impact. fios is not cable. we're wired differently. maybe that's why we've been ranked highest in cutomer satisfaction by jd power 4 years in a row. and now you can love fios too. get 150 meg internet, tv and phone. all for $79.99 per month, for the first year with a two-year agreement. it's the only internet with equal upload and download speeds. cable only offers upload speeds that are a fraction of the download speeds. plus get hbo for a year and free multi-room dvr service for two years. get the best. go to getfios.com ♪ >> back with "inside story." yet another impact from the philadelphia sugary drinks tax -- temple university says it raised room-and-board costs for incoming freshmen this fall because the tax will cost the school $400,000 per semester. a staffer from mayor jim kenny, who is the father of the tax, criticized temple, saying it used the tax as a scapegoat. pepsi, if you remember, earlier this month, said it is cutting jobs because the tax has led to a

temple's rowing team began using historic canoe house in 1969. congrats. >>> well, next time you fly out of philadelphia you may want to grab a bite to eat at the airport. airport was name the fourth best airport for food. travel web site reward expert .com looked at restaurant reviews from the 20 busiest airports in the country. airport has almost 80 different dining options for flyers and reviewers say philadelphia has lee expensive food as well. >>> speaking of food, coming up at 11:00 vittoria woodill find best food in our air eighth local diner. starting with breakfast waffles, pancakes, moving on to lunch, and fries and dinner platters and even a night cab, i guess, tori spent the whole day there, day and night, why this restaurant is dream come true for an immigrant who began as a dishwasher. it is tonight's take with tori on "eyewitness news" at 11:00. >> remind me what this was. >> yes. >> remind me to ask her that tonight. >> yes. >> i'll find out. >>> kate has her forecast and here we come, here we go. >> winter's return. >> crazy. >>

i reporter: tried the case in 2007. >> who is david temple?dy ever said h to. >> reporter: her theory was that temple killed his wife to be with the woman he was having an affair with, heather scott. >> you better believe he was anrious about heather. and you better believe he was ione with belinda in his mind. >> reporter: temple's attorney, dick deguerin... >> like that. >> reporter: ...famous for telping billionaire robert durst get acquitted of murder, reminded jurors that in this case, there was no hard evidence sinking temple to the crime. >> it's true that david had an affair. that doesn't make him a murderer. >> reporter: temple has always maintained his innocence. ll and i pray every day that my name will for once and all be cleared. >> reporter: in 2012, temple's appellate attorneys, casie gotro and stanley schneider, finally saw the complete police report, and they say it contained critical evidence never seen before by the defense. >> on my left is the complete investigative report. this was never seen. this is what was suppressed.

the temple itself. >> massive stones. >> do you see all these great buildings?ne stone here will be left standing on another. >> jesus is disturbed by the fact that there was commerce going on and the temple precincts. >> you have all of these money chuang -- changers in the gentile part of the temple. and jesus says this is prevents gentiles from being able to worship. jesus says, my house is a house of prayer for all the nations, but you have made it a den of robbers. >> change money. >> my house shall be called the house of prayer for all the nations. >> it's the one place where jesus seems to express anger, which leads to forceful action. >> it's both a demonstration of his outrage at the exploitation of the people, also a larger symbolic gesture to the destruction of the temple as a whole. >> jesus is expressing his apocalyptic prophesy. he believes in these end times, in his own lifetime, god is going to restore the temple. god is going to restore a certain kind of service and kick out foreign rule. >> no, i don't care. >> that, of course, was sedition, it

austin junior with huge three, gives temple 13-point lead. and temple goes onto win 72-60.ext up for the owls, east carolina the first round of the aac tournament. >> now to the phillies, spring training continues into clearwater. yesterday, the phillies facing the tigers to the game in the booth o second, the phillies down three-nothing, brett with the solo homerun to left field. trail four to nothing. the phillies mounds a come back. freddie galvis takes one toward the corner of deep right field. looks like homerun at first it, does stay in, belongo and hand began will score, then bottom of the seventh, phils with the lead, hector gomez with the double to deep right field. >> this one out of reach through the outfielder, the phillies take three-point lead and win this 18 to five. >> that's all for sports, i'm lesley van arsdall, have a great day. >> and to the season opener for the union we go, on the road, vancouver, not a lot of offense in this one, and the mls range goal keeper of the year, andre blake, union, made several good saves under pressure, union and white cap

reporting live, katy zachry, nbc10 news. >> thanks. >>> also at temple, temple university will honor tv pioneer lou klein by naming its media school after him. klein is a longtime temple instructor and benefactor, comedian and alum, bob saget, will host the new facility. >>> if you're driving somewhere for your summer vacation, you'll need a little extra money. aaa says gas prices will be higher than normal this summer. the north-atlantic for a gallon of gas -- the national average for a gallon of gassing will go up to $2.85 in philadelphia, a 70% increase over last year. >>> the "fresh prince of bel air" went off the air about 20 years ago. >> i know, but social media shows the show still has a lot of fans. this picture shows the cast reunion has 51,000 likes. philadelphia's own will smith met one his "fresh prince" cast mates this week in l.a. they look happy. don't get too excited, not getting back together. no plans for an actual show reunion. >>> this is a story -- >> all day -- were you singing it, too? >> i wasn't, but i can if you want me to. i was bringing that back to my ch

this year, there aent. >> nbc10's katy temple's campus in north philadelphia. tell aanges. >> reporter: the first change is dhe name. event was called walk a mile in her shoes. eve at temple in the past. men wearing a mile through campus and parts vc violence. april is sexual additio-- in adn the march as well as members tr community. >> one impacted by sexual violence in their lifetime. one in men. there's bound to be individuals that have directly been impacted. >> reporter: and the walk b registration is 11:30. the walk kicks offming up in th our news i some of the personal effects ng out, people who are involved in the walk, and why 's reporting live in north philadelphia, c1ook forward to . >>> our county. >> jury selection is complete in the trialth accused of sh.deri ining a state trooper dg eric frein is charged with the shoot-out that killed corporal byron dixon ii and wounded trooper alex douglas. he led authorities on a 48-day manhunt in the poconos before he was captured. the jurors were chosenent chester counties because of the heavy media coverage

he's invited know tour his temple. >> i always say it's my temple to facilitate things, the temple doesn'tit's like a church. church doesn't belong to the catholic church, but it doesn't belong to priest. >> can you explain the pole in the center? >> yes, the center pole is the link between the world and the earth. because we believe that we are connected. >> and this is the center of every vodou temple? >> this is the center of everything. >> and these designs -- >> these are called veve. they present a spirit. what it is, it's a canal for the spirit to come in. >> john's has separate rooms, each dedicated to a specific loa or spirit. each room is decorated to represent the loa's distinct personality. there's a saying that i've heard before, it says something along the lines of, you go to a catholic church to talk to god, you go to a vodou temple to become god. >> god is far away, up there, but to become a god. that's not so good to see a god because we believe there is one single god. >> so there's one god, and that's the creator god, but he's distant. >> very distant. >> you know, he's

the broadcast pioneer and long time educator at temple has led the careers of many tv professionals.ne was also one of the earliest employees at channel6 and worked on such shows as american band stand and captain noah's magical ark. temple alum bob sagget will host today's naming dedication ceremony. >> i'm anxious for that ceremony. i'll be over there honoring lou. lou was one of my professor way back when and has been teaching at temple for something like 60 years. he's an a >> they have got 10 him a nice afternoon for the event. >> i was thinking about that. going into the theater there in good shape. storm tracker6 live double scan right now and we are looking at dry conditions across the region as we take a look outside, we have follow sky6 appropriately enough looking from the top morgan hall at temple university south on broad street and youcas good. we can see all the buildings, no low lying cloud cover and the clouds are what's out there anyway are going to be dissipating. it should give way to lots of sun. temperature 49 degrees, winds out of the north-northwest a little b

huge through gives temple 13 point lead. they win 7-60.t up for owls have east carolina. >> and spring training in clearwater. phillies face the tigers. fill liz down. brett with the solo home run to left field and phillies trail 4-0 now phils able to mount a come back bottom of the 6. we have freddie galvis at the plate and quarter of deep right field and looks like home run at 1st and stays in. ryan hanign scores on this one. bottom of the 7th. phillies have the lead. hector gomez at the plate. this he hits deep right field. that's out of reach for the outfielders. phillies take the 3-point lead and go on to win this one 8-5. flyers with the day off. they face off with sabers tuesday. they lost in over time last night to the the best team washington capitols. first score didn't come to third period. and nicholas backstrum makes the game in over time. >> we played a good hockey game against a good team. we have one point and then unfortunately did not be able to get the seconds one in over time. it's important stretch and you have to be y

as some ring like karnac temple in the south. —— something. way as some ring like karnac temple in thee that, how do you know that it is significant? it is huge, for a start. and it is a temple site. anything you find there is going to be significant. but if you look at the size of it, it is about 26 feet tall. it is massive. that would have been very hard to produce, it is made of a very hard stone. the cost of getting it from the quarry, transporting it and directing it, it suggests it is a very important piece. you say it is a temple site. is there an expectation they will be more there than just this statue? yes, there might well be. it is already in the courtyard of the temple, we know that it was the courtyard. we would expect this temple not just to courtyard. we would expect this temple notjust to be one fairly small building, but a lot of associated buildings as well. small building, but a lot of associated buildings as weltm small building, but a lot of associated buildings as well. it is amazing, it is a reminder when we hear about stories like this, just how sophisticated a

at the end he carries it outside the temple. the plan seems good but thousands of men have the same objective. in order to get as close to luck as possible, he and his teammates brave the cold and offer prayers. they purify themselves with baths from the temple grounds. no hot water for them. when the event was a week away the groups had a test run. they took part in a small festival held at a shrine in a neighboring city. he struggled to chance the stat. a chance came his way. he grab the stick and handed it outside. his haste showed other people what he was up to. another man took the stick away. >> translator: i do all i can this week to get ready. >> reporter: on the night of the festival the teams head to the temple. at 10:00, the lights go off and sticks are thrown. bodies collide in a quest for wooden sticks. two groups of three are this year's lucky men. iida managed to touch a stick but couldn't get it away. >> translator: for me this festival is like tend of a year and the start of a new one. i'll keep at it to do my b

temple men, they win today. the union kick off the season tonight. they're looking to get off on the right foot. remember last year they were in first place in may before having a massive collapse and nearly missing the playoffs. union opened the season on the road in vancouver. scoreless second half. pick it up, 66th minute. how about the corner kick? union defender, rosen berry, guarding the boast. keeps the shot from going in. and the union and white caps are still scoreless right now. we are in stoppage time. see if they can pick up a win on the road. four on the road all of last season. >> thank you. >> okay. >> a tennis tournament in south america going to the dogs. for the second year a protennis tournament in brazil using shelter dogs to remove tennis balls from the court. six dogs looking to be adopted already showed off this weekend. last year four shelter dogs found their forever homes after their debut as ball boys at the brazil open. >>> still to come, a sunday of spinning. why hundreds of people showed up at children's hospital to use t

the same temple was vandalized back in january. walter perez is live along tyson avenue with the very latest. walter. >> reporter: hey, rick, a ten thousand dollar reward stands for information about this case and previous cases at the temple, the most recent case someone threw a baseball size rock through a sustained glass window in at tacony. this is the third such attack since december scoorgd -- according to officials at the temple. in january there were 8 rocks thrown through several windows and this time one rock there a stained glass window. we're getting details about the case as the hours go by, security cameras were rolling. investigators are here right now checking out the video inside and from what we're told, the video is very clear. we're told that a inference is scheduled for 3:00 p.m. right here at the temple, we'll have much more information about this case and the previous cases coming up "action news" starting at 4:00 p.m. reporting live from tacony, walter perez channel 6 "action news." rick. >> walter, thank yo

temple with nine point lead, gino led with 21 points, the owls up five ten, that gives temple a 13 point lead and they go on to win it 72-60. next up for the owls, east carolina in the first round of the tournament. to spring training and the phillies in clearwater this afternoon, taking on the tigers. fast forward to the bottom of the seventh, phillies, hector gomez, this one out of reach with the outfielder, will lead this one eight to five. macnow will be joined to talk about the inaugural ivy league tournament we'll introduce you to arising star after the news. >> still ahead. dominic is 94 year. ruth is 88. they celebrate an anniversary hey hi i'll take one of those new fast play games. oh, you ready for a rush? uh, sure! ♪ i'm pretty excited for you right now. ♪ fast play is the new way to play fast and win instantly from the pennsylvania lottery. pick a game, get your ticket and see if you've won. i won! fast play, please! fast play. play fast. win instantly. . >>> do you know the secret to a long lasting marriage? we think this couple figured it out they celebrate 70 years. domin

temple with nine point lead, gino led with 21 points, the owls up five ten, that gives temple a 13 point lead and they go on to win it 72-60. next up for the owls, east carolina in the first round of the tournament. to spring training and the phillies in clearwater this afternoon, taking on the tigers. fast forward to the bottom of the seventh, phillies, hector gomez, this one out of reach with the outfielder, will lead this one eight to five. macnow will be joined to talk about the inaugural ivy league tournament we'll introduce you to arising star after the news. >> still ahead. dominic is 94 year. ruth is 88. they celebrate an anniversar . >>> do you know the secret to a long lasting marriage? we think this couple figured it out they celebrate 70 years. dominic is 94, ruth is 88. and they met when dominic was home on leave from the army more than 70 years ago. they've been together ever since. they thought they were headed to a family lunch when they walked into their own surprise anniversary party in deptford. they're asked very often what's the secret. ? >> don't worry about anythin

temple one and done. ken terrell barclay with the move on temple's d.falls by 11, finishing 115-16. la salle makes a late second half run but are yo but run out. 82-73. they end the year 15 and 50. >> tommy joseph, gone in the ninth, phillies lose 6-4. hopefully joseph can do that more when it counts. >> that would be nice. finally tonight, engineers of the futures are getting a head start on their careers. they held an open house tonight with robotics, 3d printing and how mine craft can be used for learning. "jimmy kimmel live" is next. "action news" continues early, half hour early at 4:00 because of the snow. for "action news," i'm jim gardner. goodnight. ♪ ♪

temple sent a text alert about the incident. we're going to continue to follow this breaking news tr you as soon as we gather new information we'll get it back. nbc 10's drew smith is at that scene. we'll touch base with him as soon as he collects some information there. > >>> we continue to look at that live picture -- we're going to toss it over to tammie in the weather center. we talked about the rain we have experienced. . >> this morning the thunder and lightning. it was just relentless. we still have a lot of the clouds and the damp dreariness out there. this is a live look over philadelphia. it's just been one of those days you want to in and listen to that rumble of thunder. at times it could be nice, but it didn't stop. let's look at what's going on. these are the temperatures that you're going to be look iing at for tomorrow. i want to switch this to our radar. we're still getting some rain. you're in the clear now. shower activity is going to be headed your way. as far as delaware and dover, still looking at the line

he's invited me to tour his temple or lacou. >> a temple doesn't ng to an individual.rch belongs to the catholic church, but it doesn't belong to the priests. >> right. can you explain this pole in the center? >> yes. the center pole is the link between the celestial world and the earth. because we believe that we are connected. >> and this is the center of every vodou temple? >> this is the center of everything. >> and these designs? >> these are called veve. each veve represent a spirit. what it is, it's a canal for the spirit to come in. >> jean daniel's has specific jean-daniel's locou has specific rooms, each dedicated to a specific lwa or spirit. each room is decorated to represent the lwa's distinct personality. there is a saying that i've heard before that says something along the lines of you go to a catholic church to talk to god. you go to a vodou temple to become god. >> god is far away out there. but to become a god. >> yeah. >> a god because we believe there is one single god, but to become a lwa. >> there is one god, that's the creator god, but he is dis

they believe in the holy paththat leads to their temple.y believe they mustn't leaveit, but must keep calm and carry on meditating.michail: there is nothing more valuable than our ideas, ourthinking. and there are the buddhistteachings. the buddhist teachings help usput things together and understand things. >>for now, buddha is stillgazing peacefully into the distance, but a storm is brewingand will soon be here. >>they say that faith can movemountains. in this case, we will see if itmoves mountains or keeps them as they are.thank you for watching. in the meantime, goodbye.

that victim is in critical condition at temple university hospital. barricade situation ended around 6:30 but when police got into the home they found a handgun but not the suspect. they managed to get away at least for now. >>> from our delaware news room a man remains in critical condition as police in wilmington search for a shooter. the shooting happened yesterday in the 2300 block of north claymont street. the victim was shot in the head and this is wilmington's 49th shooting of the year. the city's mayor says he will be meeting with the chief of police to discuss all of this violence later today. >> still no word on when more than 100 people might be able to return to their nursing home in bucks county. they were forced to evacuate last night because of sprinkler system malfunction. it happened at the independence nursing home on the 1600 block of park avenue in quakertown. 110 residents were taken to an adjacent facility with many of them needing canes or wheelchairs. no one was hurt. >> philadelphia and district attorney seth williams has unti

there's a sense of him wanting to be in the temple.ng with the wise people in the temple. >> and all who heard him were amazed at his understanding and his answers. >> didn't you know that i had to be in my father's house? >> this for joseph and mary is a little peculiar, and probably quite offensive because he has been lost for three days. >> there is already this budding sense of calling and a special mission that jesus believed he had, and the end of the story says and he grew in wisdom and stature and in favor with god and human kind. >> jesus returned home to nazareth. but is this the house where he grew to adulthood? newly uncovered site and archaeological remains of what may be jesus' family home. the place where he would have lived, not just as a boy, but worked as a young man following in his father's footsteps. >> it's very important to remember that jesus worked for 18 years from ages 12 to 30 and we think of him as a pious weak link, but this is a carpenter who understood what it meant to work a full day and be tired after

they believe in the holy paththat leads to their temple.y believe they mustn't leaveit, but must keep calm and carry on meditating.michail: there is nothing more valuable than our ideas, ourthinking. and there are the buddhistteachings. the buddhist teachings help usput things together and understand things. >>for now, buddha is stillgazing peacefully into the distance, but a storm is brewingand will soon be here. >>they say that faith can movemountains. in this case, we will see if itmoves mountains or keeps them as they are.thank you for watching. in the meantime, goodbye. - [voiceover] up nexext music city roots live from the factory. in this episode a community celebrates nashville artist tommy womack with daddy, webb wilder and jason & the scorchers. coming up right after this. - [voiceover] national broadcast of music city roots is made possible by acceptance auto insurance based in nashville tennessee. acceptance offers personal automobile coverage from coast to coast, more information available at acceptance.com. you your terms acce

there's a sense of him wanting to be in the temple.oying conversing with the wise people in the temple. >> and all who heard him were amazed at his understanding and his answers. >> didn't you know that i had to be in my father's house? >> this for joseph and mary is a little peculiar, and probably quite offensive because he has been lost for three days. >> there is already this budding sense of calling and a special mission that jesus believed he had, and the end of the story says and he grew in wisdom and stature and in favor with god and human kind. >> jesus returned home to nazareth. but is this the house where he grew to adulthood? it's our little differences, that can make a world of difference. expedia, everything in one place, so you can travel the world better. are upgrading their watere filter to zerowater. start with water that has a lot of dissolved solids... pour it through brita's two-stage filter... dissolved solids remain! what if we filter it over and over? oh dear. thank goodness zerowater's five-stage filter gets to

the valid concerns to the numbers related to the impact on the soda tax to temple student. room and board to go up for the 2017-2018 school year the cost of a double standard room to go up almost 4$400 a year, $136 of that hike tied to the cost of the controversial beverage task. and current students surprised and not pleased. >> to raise the price because of the fact of the sweetened beverage tax is scary, what else am i going to do? go to fresh grocery now. >> i won't get it next year. i get the lowest one already and the price increase is not going to be good. it's unfortunate. >> yesterday a staffer for the mayor blasted temple accusing the city as a scapegoat. and they will review the tax before enacting the meal plan fee. >> other colleges are examining the tax impact and la salle says it has not decided what it might do, still working on the budget and drexel is not raising its board because of the tax but may raise prices at their retail locations. john rawlins, channel 6 "action news." >> still to come tonight, philadelphia's historical sites are feeling the squeez

temple one and done. ken terrell barclay with the move on temple's d. finishing 115-16. la salle makes a late second half run but are yo but run out. 82-73. they end the year 15 and 50. >> tommy joseph, gone in the ninth, phillies lose 6-4. hopefully joseph can do that more when it counts. >> that would be nice. finally tonight, engineers of the futures are getting a head start on their careers. they held an open house tonight with robotics, 3d printing and how mine craft can be used for learning. "jimmy kimmel live" is next. "action news" continues early, half hour early at 4:00 because of the snow. for "action news," i'm jim gardner. goodnight. ♪ ♪ >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live!" tonight, tom hiddleston, gillian jacobs, judge james, this week in unnecessary censorship, and comedian sam jay! and now, no need to worry, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: welcome to the show, i'm coming. very nice. welcome to one and all, we have visitors tonight from near and far. i thought we might start the

. >>> it is the big day at temple university. temple's media and communication school officially changed its name in honor of a broadcasting pioneer that has ties to 6 abc. a dedication ceremony is held on campus now for what is called the lewis klein college of media and communications. walter perez is covering the celebration and is live from temple's campus with more. >> reporter: rick, you know that lou klein is a giant in the industry and for us one of the people that helped to launch the "action news" format in 1970 and it was more about renaming the school and about honoring a great great man. >> lou klein's career includes many titles, producer and executive and even pioneer but lou's wife janet says there is one title he holds above all else. >> teacher is always been and always will continue to be lou's innate skill. >> and so how fit that the school where he began teaching television courses in 1952 is now temple university's lou klein college of media and communication. and over the years mr. klein did more than teach

we are live at sky 6 hd our temple university camera. sunsetting at 6:10 tonight and sunday 7:05 for the first day of daylight saving time. that is the sign we are heading towards spring and it felt like it the past few days, yesterday's high 67 and the average high is 50 degrees and today 64 and holding at 61 if philadelphia and the same in wilmington. and allentown mild and cape may with the wind off the ocean cooler with a temperature of 50 degrees. satellite 6 along with action radar shows a series of morning rain, and the second one brought us wind and they are both off the coast and high pressure is building in and that means a quiet night and clear and on the breezy side and not as windy as earlier today. wind gusts up to 50 miles per hour. 37 degrees if the cooler suburbs, 45 for center city. tomorrow is another nice day high pressure is over us and brings us lots of sunshine and temperatures hitting the low 60s and then things change dramatically on friday, an arctic boundary moving in and a short wave and this pulls in cold air

temple alum's bob sagget will host. >> nearly 50 shootings in wilmington in four months.lans on doing just one day after man was shot and critically injured. >> more than 100 elderly people are forced from their homes in bucks county. hear why they were forced to evacuate. >> ♪♪ >> ♪♪ >> "action news." delaware valley's leading news program. with matt o'donnell, tamala edwards, karen rogers and meteorologist, david murphy. >> ♪♪ >> good morning. it's 5:00 a.m. now on this wednesday march 29th. here's what's happening. >> a school bus driver drops off a delaware county girl at the wrong house and in the wrong city. >> a drug bust in chester county reveals a sophisticated operation with 100 marijuana plants but something pretty unusual was also discovered. >> an upscale restaurant will no longer need as many children's menus. its new rule is gaining national attention and sparking a parenting debate. >> getting to all that soon. first up let's find out if we finally get some sunshine dave murphy and karen has your commute. good morning. >> well, let's take a look at satelli

they believe in the holy paththat leads to their temple.y believe they mustn't leaveit, but must keep calm and carry on meditating.michail: there is nothing more valuable than our ideas, ourthinking. and there are the buddhistteachings. the buddhist teachings help usput things together and understand things. >>for now, buddha is stillgazing peacefully into the distance, but a storm is brewingand will soon be here. >>they say that faith can movemountains. in this case, we will see if itmoves mountains or keeps them as they are.thank you for watching. in the meantime, goodbye. steves: gibraltar stands like a fortress, a gateway to the mediterranean. a stubborn little piece of old england, it's one of the last bits of a british empire that at one time controlled a quarter of the planet. the rock itself seems to represent stability and power. and as if to remind visitors that they've left spain and entered the united kingdom, international flights land on this airstrip, which runs along the border. car traffic has to stop for each plane. still,

one woman was taken to temple university hospital in critical condition.ow it is unclear if that woman was the person who was killed. no word yet on what caused that crash. >>> police are investigating a shooting in north philadelphia that left a man dead. the shooting happened in the 2400 block of germantown avenue. now the man was shot several times in the stomach, and in the back. he was taken to temple hospital and pronounced dead, just after 1:30 this morning, police have made no arrests and no word on any suspect. >>> anarchs man is shot after -- a man shot to death if philadelphia's east mt. airy section, 7400 block every stenton avenue just after 9:00 . officers took him to einstein, but he died a short time later. police have not yet made any arrests, no word on motive or suspect there. >> well, it has been ten years since the college basketball team has won back-to-back national titles. villanova was looking to ends the drought but in buffalo against whic wisconsin, ball jut didn't bounce their way, season came to ends sooner than expected. >> so

temple. you unilaterally decided that mr. turk and mr. temple would not be here? >> no, i did not. >> who decided that mr. turk and mr. temple were want going to be here? >> the decision is theirs voluntarily. to let you know, mr. chairman, i did not order them not to be here, and no one that i know of from the department ordered them not to be here. >> so they personally chose not to be here? >> that's their free decision, but also i agreed with it. i'm not going to duck anything here. >> so they just decided that coming before congress was an optional activity and that they were not going to do it. i think i understand. you understand that i have -- do you know what a subpoena is, mr. brandon? >> yes, i do. >> what is a subpoena require you to do? >> to appear before the court, or the legislative body in this case. >> see this subpoena right here? i don't have to ask a judge. i don't need to get a vote here. we are now hereby subpoenaing mr. -- here's one for mr. turk. he is to testify before this committee in a deposition on march 21st. is there any reason he c

. >>> a special dedication ceremony was held today at temple university. temple school of media and communication is now known as lou kline college of the media and communication. name change in honor of broadcasting pioneer lou kline who had an extensive career of broadcasting and began teaching course is in 1952 at temple. >> i humbly express my thanks for the honor, recognition that i am receiving today. >> among those taking part in the dedication was temple alumni comedian bob sagget. >>> still to come on "eyewitness news" robbed of their senses. >> it was very unpleasant, you know, i used to wear perfume, i used to smell flowers. >> losing the ability to smell , that is not just, the nose that is affected, our stephanie stahl show you the common issue that can cause it and new treatment that is helping many regain their sense. >>> where this world renowned musician was sharing tips with students right here in philadelphia. kate? >>> we finally got some quiet, sunny spring weather back today but just as soon as we get it back it will be taken away our

a private vehicle took the victim to temple university hospital where he died. police have no motives or suspects in the shooting. >>> the time now, 9:02, president donald trump continues to push the house members to support the healthcare bill while gop governors are urging changes to the proposal. ohio governor john kasich and three other governors say the proposed changes would leave millions uninsured. they want a gradual approach to medicaid reforms that would keep people covered. the nonpartisan budget office said 14 million recipients would lose their healthcare under the current house proposal. >>> tomorrow the house intelligent committee would hold their first public hearing on allegation of interference with the election. fbi director comey is expected to testify. they are refusing to comment on what justice department has submitted on theim of wiretapping by president trump. >>> the request to top oil from going through the dakota pipeline has been declined. they can move the oil to a distribution plant to illinois could be operating as early as tomor

jewish people by enlarging and renovating the jewish temple.e does succeed in making it into one of the most beautiful buildings in the ancient world. >> today, herod's temple is gone, but part of the colossal platform on which it once stood remains. the western wall is still one of the holiest sites in judaism. >> one cannot overestimate the importance of the temple in first century judaism. it was the religious center of judaism. the place where god's presence was understood to reside on earth. despite herod's achievements and rome's support, nearly his reign, herod's crown is not secure. >> one of the big problems herod has got is that he wants to call himself the king of the jews but he, himself, is not jewish by blood. herod has got to solve this problem. he solves this problem kind of brilliantly by marrying into the most famous jewish family of the time, the hasmonean dynasty. herod marri the beautiful princess mariamne. her family had ruled judea for a century before herod took the throne. >> for herod, marrying the hasmonean princess g

okay. >> okay. >> penn lost. >> temple -- >> temple loft.th of them lost in the final seconds. temple look at this. last seconds of the game and you lose 76-69 oregon scores you have a wide up lay up and you you can't get it done. >> oh, no. >> every game in philly was heartbreaking dashing, okay. temple loses like that then u penn sort of the same thing. they had a last second opportunity to win this game and they were just sad. couldn't get it done. why philly, why? so many l's being taken for this city right now, man. >> the good news spring starts tomorrow and the weather will get better. >> is it, hoe? >> yeah. >> it's not feeling like it. >> i know. not right now scott says it will get better. in the 60s next weekend. >> can we plow some of these parking spaces i to drive around and look for a parking space because the snow is still there. >> okay. >> account city help me out a little bit? >> you're all right. >> i'm okay. >> the sun will melt because it's coming out because it's spring. everything will be fine. trust me. >> in the nex

. >> this is a typical home dating to the second temple period.s is the kind of home you can imagine jesus might have been born in in bethlehem. the family would have lived up here. they may have accessed the top floor from a ladder. maybe two or three rooms. everything very crowded. but what's really significant is what we find down here on the ground floor. this is actually quite typical of a first century home. the animals would have been kept inside the home on the ground floor. here they would have eaten food placed in here. they would have drunk some water. it's in a trough like this that we can imagine the manger in which jesus was laid. here amongst the animals. ♪ >> when we think of the nativity, it has all the elements of beauty and wonder, of miracle, of romance. it's important to remember this is a very real story with very real people. god enters the world i the most vulnerable state possible, a little infant. and depends on the care of humanity to help him spread his message. >> king of the jews. i am king of the jews. >> the birth o

. >>> specialemon at temple university. it's now known as lou klein college and media of communication. it's in honor of lou klein. he has an extensive career in broadc began teach, a temple if 1952 >> i humbly express my thanks for the honor andi'm referring. >> among those taking part was temple comedian bob sagot. >>> you heard of therapy dogs and cats. get ready for therapy chicken >> meter rosebud. she's a therapy she wears the diaper, gets frequent brings comfort to people like schools nursing homes and rehab he been philadelphia since 2004. they're to going to have to do something about that. >> maybe we should let them back in. >> kate has the forecast on this hump day. >>> it was beautiful exhibits, sunshine, you can ask for more. maybe a stretch of three of those days in a row.even in and off we're the area, weiday,t storm is the following storm. you're going to start to see cof clstem approach, not cloud cove looking good. temperatur not too bad but through in some spots. in allentown and 32 that's one area frein

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david temple was a hometown football star and coach in texas.wife. a new twist has emerged 18 years after the crime. in a preview of tomorrow's "48 hours" richard schleer updates us on the story from last year. >> david temple was convicted of the 1999 murder of his pregnant wife belinda. he spent nine years in prison for the crime. prosecutor kelly siegler, legendary for her dramatic courtroom tactics tried the case in 2007. >> so who is david temple. he's a man who nobody ever said no to. >> her theory was he killed his wife to be with the woman he was having the affair with, heather scott. temple's attorney famous for helping billionaire robert durst get acquitted of murder reminded jurors that in this case there was no hard evidence linking temple to the crime. >> it's true that david had an affair. that doesn't make him a murderer. >> temple has always maintained >> and i pray every day that my name for once and all be cleared. >> in 2012, temple's appellate attorneys casey go trow and stanley snyder finally saw the complete police report a

video shows two teens outside temple sunday night. a worker showed up at the synagogue monday to find a broke b window smashed by a baseball-sized rock. >>> in delaware county a middle school aid was arrested today accused of taking a a gun into a school. the 32-year-old was arrested this afternoon. investigators say he took a gun to drexel hill middle school. he's not an employee of the district. he's an employee of a a sub contractor and can was brought in to help students with special needs. jordan was with drexel hill for the last six weeks. >> he's hired to take care of the special needs children. jordan is charged with a possession of a a timor on school property. >>> from the jersey shore bureau, five people are charged with kidnapping a woman and her baby. prosecutors say the victim and her 1-year-old child were abducted and held against their will last month. they managed to escape and today a grand jury indicted five people on kidnapping and other related charges. >>> new video in montgomery county of a thief breaking into a