unaudible. >> um-hmm. he has three kids. americans. he wants to have a better life. >> unaudible. >> he pays taxes on somebody else's numbers. you will never get it. that is what he says. i'm not a criminal. he he is raising a good family. believes in god. he is here. he ain't going. he ate going either. why don't we get him to pay some taxes. let him be. it is really hot. >> what? >> i've got rights. >> best places to work, you get $9 an hour. it is almost 100 degrees today. so, i don't know. why don't we just get a bottle of wine. cut out the middleman. you look hot over there. are you hot. >> back to work. >> 1,800-pound a grapes a day but before awe reply you ought to know rules regarding overtime, minimum wage and worker's comp often do not apply to farm workers. in california, you get paid by the hour, in some places, in most places of the country you get paid by the amount of work do you. that is why most farm workers don't make minimum wage. >> what do you need. >> i'm trying to apply for disability so i can get my ga assistanc

. >> unaudible. >> ibew local 98 johnny dougherty was bo amounted off stage as they tried to make the argument that some neighbors are union members who need jobs being brought in by a new casino at ninth and packer in south philadelphia. >> unaudible. >> best deal for the neighborhood and neighborhood workers. >> room was jammed pack at the parish as more than a thousand people showed up to discuss proposed live hotel and casino which is largely expect to get the next license to operate in philadelphia residents point out it is two blocks from mastery thomas elementary school. >> the children are our only ... unaudible. >> reporter: they worry about becoming what they see as the economic train wreck across the the river in new jersey. >> we do not want to be the next atlantic city. >> reporter: with two stadium, arena and entertainment complex they already have enough in their backyard. >> what is wrong with this place, a casino, are we really doing that. let's stan up for ourselves. >> tired of being dumped on. this is not the dumps anymore. thank you. >> reporter: the gaming contro

. >> unaudible. >> reporter: we canned police if they believe there is any chance gaither knew her attacker. they say at this point everything is on the table, under investigation and they are looking into it. in the meantime if you you know anything about this incident you are asked to call police immediately. reporting live from germantown i'm steve paterson for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> steve, thanks very much. >>> well, tonight state police are investigating a three vehicle crash that left one person dead. chopper three over the scene of the northbound lanes have of i-95, at bartram avenue and tinicum township. you can see one vehicle overturn on the roadway there. there are no reports of any additional injuries tonight. the cause of the crash remains under investigation. >>> well, this septa transit officer is accused of performing a lewd act on the subway. septa says someone posted a video of it on line and the transit police captain, identified the suspect as 44 year-old kevin font. he was reportedly off-duty at the time. font is a 12 year member of the septa transit police and

. >>> unaudible. >> wow. >> this is video that has been seen across the country a violent fight in new york city, but guess what, the guy they are doing the laughing is doing the same thing and we will tell you why. >> hockey fight. >>> good day everybody it is friday, november 14th, 2014. speaking of hockey, the flyers back on the ice after a week off. sue serio. >> that is my name. >> but i was trying to think of scottie hartnell he is back on the ice coming back with the columbus blue jackets tonight. >> almost just as cold outside tonight as it will be inside the wells fargo center but it is a really cold night tonight. even colder then last night. having said that we have cold enough temperatures to see a little bit of pink on ultimate doppler radar but for most of us we are getting rain and it is not very much and most of it is in delaware or just across the the river from frustrates in new jersey. i will zoom in closer and you can see a little bit of pink up here around trenton there and maybe a little will slippery so ground is so warm from the past couple days that we will be

. >> unaudible. >> reporter: is what your message to the people here. >> unaudible. >> reporter: officer wilson hand been in hiding since the shooting but we have learn he came to this administrative building to get a marriage license. he is now married to a fellow ferguson police officer. susan mcgraw is a professor at st. louis university school of law, she says one of the reasons the grand jury investigation took so long is panel heard a hundred tane of evidence. >> this grand jury has been asked to survey more investigative capacity where they will hear all of the evidence, evidence for prosecution but also evidence for defense. >> reporter: the prosecutor was planning to release all grand jury evidence to the public after grand jury announces its decision but judge on the case has not yet agree to release those document. omar villafranc ac bs news, clayton, missouri. >> is there increased security at philadelphia it is i hall in preparation for a plan demonstration once the grand jury decision has been announced. we will continue to follow this situation, in ferguson, and bring you

. >> unaudible. >> ibew johnny dougherty was booed off stage as he and others tried to make argument that their neighbors are union members who need jobs being brought in by a new casino at ninth and packer in south philadelphia. >> unaudible. >> reporter: room was jammed packed at stella maris parish as more than a thousand people showed up to discuss proposed live hotel casino which is largely expect to get the next license to operate in philadelphia residents point out it is two blocks from mastery thomas elementary school. >> we don't want this. it is a danger to our students. >> it is completely unacceptable. we think it is irresponsible. >> reporter: they worry about becoming the economic train wreck across the river in new jersey. >> we do in the want to be the the next atlantic city. it is heart breaking. >> reporter: with two stadiums, arena and entertainment complex they have enough in their backyard. >> people seem to forgot what the term for the people actually mean. >> we're tired of being dumped on. this is not the dumps anymore. thank you. >> reporter: gaming control b

. >> unaudible. >> detective sloan who promised carlesha's family that he would bring her home was honored as well. >> 5:05. >>> a chester county couple accused of beat to go death i three-year old boy is due in court today for a preliminary hearing. prosecutors say gary fellenbaum and jillian tait beat and tortured tait's three-year old son scott mcmilan over a three day period before he died. that couple is also a accused of abusing tait's six year-old son. >>> 5:06. authorities outlined a possible motive in an ambush shooting outside a pennsylvania state police barracks in pike county. investigators say eric frein was dissatisfied with the government and they alleged that he wanted to wake people up, is how they are coining it. yesterday terrorism charges were added against him. authorities say the these new charges stem from his plans to start an armed revolution with the government. prosecutors say frein shot and killed corporal brian dickson outside blooming grove police barracks october 12th. trooper alex douglass survived. trina lewded police for seven weeks hiding in the poconos m

unaudible you made a wish, you happened to make a wish when you came to peddler's village. you wish your teeth would come in and your wish was granted. >> yes. >> reporter: your teeth look fantastic. are you excited. this is your first time at grand illumination. >> yes. >> reporter: are you exited to help santa pull down the switch. >> yes. >> reporter: what are you diagnosis for christmas this year. >> i pad. >> reporter: ipad. go big or go home. i love it. she looks so great. she has the fur hood keeping her warm. we are boating go to go up on the stage joined by mrs. claws who made the trek from the north pole and i hear santa will make a grand entrance this year. we will bring you grand illumination in a few minutes here on cbs 36789 i will go upstage and read alexander's prize winningest say this year. i'll send it back to you in the studio. >> all right kate, big thanks happening, thanks very much. >>> sink hole in bethlehem town hip has gotten even bigger. sink hole opened up and truck fell in as crews work to repair a water main at norfolk drive and hampton road. w

. >> unaudible. >> thank you so much for all of your support. i'm so proud to be here with you. i don't care what the results say. you guys work your tails off and i appreciate it. >> in the pennsylvania house, district one, incumbent democrat bob brady won reelection over republican challenger megan rath, 38 percent to 17 percent of the vote. brady has served in congress since 1998. >>> in district 13 covering northeast philadelphia, bucks, montgomery county democratic state representative brendon boyle beat out republican businessman deadcock 67 percent to 33 percent. that seat was held for last decade by democrat allison schwartz. >>> we will have more local results in the newscast and of course get very latest at cbs philly.com. >>> well, good news for republicans, g.o.p. secured control of the senate with wins in key battle ground states and kept control of the house of representatives. senator mitch mcconnell from kentucky could be the next majority leader. coming up we will take a closer look at how this effects the natn's government and president obama's last two years i

. >> unaudible. >> reporter: good way to stay warm. >> yeah. >> reporter: meanwhile behind the scenes, the weather was playing havoc the with the six abc production crew. >> it looks like weather had has taken a toll on your set. it looks like the set sprung a leak. >> yes. it has been nasty. >> reporter: yes, they had their handful tonight ape they promise show will go on what a show it will be marking a big anniversary, 95 years, looking back at the so many big parades in this city begun in 1920 by ellis gym bell and what best is atmosphere of the crowd scene from 1956 when ike was president and marilyn monroe was being written by arthur miller. there is mickey mouse in 1932. take a look at those old parade balloons from way back when. then there they were in 1945 when the parade welcomed gi's home after world war two for their first home thanksgiving dinner for years. yes, it has been a remarkable 95 years of tradition. >> just amazing to think of the history of the division of ellis gimbell in 1920 and who would ever think 95 years later the original, the best, most amazing parade

. >> unaudible. >> it wasn't shaking hand and kissing babies, well, a little bit but sanchez is winningthe people, he stopped by both pat's and geno's to get a taste of philadelphia we caught up with sanchez today, he said he enjoyed his night. >> fans are great, you know, after a big win like that especially with the team playing so well as a whole, that was big time. steaks were great too. first time, fun. >> what did you like better pat's and geno's. >> they are both good, i don't want to pick. they both treated me great and the food was awesome. >> a future in diplomacy. >>> ahead next half an hour temple coach matt rule thoughts on facing his alma matter penn state. thoughts on facing his alma matter penn state. more n ♪i want it all! ♪and i want it now! your toys want more. they need more. so get more guaranteed from verizon fios. including your favorite movie channels, blazing fast internet and $400 back. all for this amazing price online, guaranteed for 2 years with a 2-year agreement. so take the hint. and get more guaranteed today. call the verizon center for customers with di

. >> unaudible. >> how do you say the name. >> l os speedo. >> yes. >> it is no the very appetizing. >> no. >> the one that goes around. >> that is correct. >> so look at that spinning around. >> i know. >> you can see the meat on there, chicken on there. i heard this and i love this, you can grilled octopus. >> yes. >> that is one fat octopus. >> we like meaty, texture more like meat as opposed to the little once. >> how do you do this differently than other restaurants. >> we just, try to buy the best quality octopus that we can get. >> where did this come. >> this is from the mediterranean. >> that is far. >> he was in the mediterranean. >> he hads that real meaty texture and that smoke that hits it. >> sometimes you you get this and it is kind of rubbery. that is not at all. >> no, that is it. >> how long would it be on there. >> it takes about an hour. the octopus comes this tenderized but as we cook it. >> how do you describe this restaurant. >> i would say that it is all about the spin. we get best quality meets meet, fish, and we cook it over wood. really simple, salt, pepper

. >> unaudible. >> wow. this is the video that rock the worldwide web. this hid the you tube and the young with man started off by taunting a man on new york's f train. she kept going talking about his old jacket, fur hat. he called her a derogatory names. she hits him. he slaps her back. then it is on. new york city police are looking into the incident but as of right new there are no details. >>> also in new york investigators say chin that i can treated comedian joan rivers made several errors during her treatment. new york department have of health reports sites the clinic for errors that include failing to detecting deteriorating vital signs but negligence is not alleged here. rivers died september 4th a week after treatment, she died from brain damage due to a lack of oxygen. according to new york city's medical examiner. >>> 4:50. we have got entertainment headlines to get to. family comes first forte lor swift she skipped the mtv europe muse ache ward to attend her brother's play at notre dame. 22-year old austin is swift ace only sibling a film,

. >> unaudible. >> reporter: off the clock and on the picket lines, dozens of baggage hand letters who say that they would rather be working not fighting. >> we don't mind taking care of peoples bags. we don't mind. >> reporter: mike bell says he easily handles close to a thousand bags a day and making only $7.25 an hour. he works for a subcontractor called prime flight. officials at philadelphia international tell cbs-3 that prime flight service between nine and ten of its airlines, providing curb side baggage check in, baggage claim assistance and wheelchair services for passengers. those carriers include dealt, southwest, united and u.s. airways and none of this is expected to slow them down. >> pay you for your work. >> reporter: workers organize by sciu32bij are pushing for a wage of 10.88 an hour a wage mayor nutter signed off back in may. they also want benefitses specially health care. >> we deserve sick days and medical, you know, things like that. >> reporter: picketers say they have been resistant and co work hours that pushing to unionized or raise demand have been met with

. >> unaudible. >> you are doing well. she's real passionate about that. >> adorable. >> that delilah next to you. >> hi. >> hi chef. >> how are you. >> good to see you. >> they have a great segment. bob, grab those there. they say, wow, there is a diabetes event on thursday night. they say that they made one mack and cheese the regular way and another mack and cheese the healthy way. we're supposed to tell the difference. taste test. now does the size have anything to do with it. no. >> not at all. >> just happens to be in different sizes. >> this one is obviously less california wrist. >> it is the taste. >> well, before we just want to say i was told when it comes to getting over someone it business half of the time of the actual relationship. if you are with someone for two years it will take you a year to get over him, honey. that is what i have been told. >> a year. >> six months, three months. >> let say i was married for 30 years, it will take me 15 years. i don't that have kind of time. >> more relationships then

. >> unaudible. >> everybody has been focused all week. but ate allows us to recover for this game.eally think the work we put in we're well prepared. >> eagles are three-point underdogs tomorrow in dallas but don't tell that to espn analyst ron jaworski, he is picking the birds to beat the boys on the road where they won the nfc east title last year. >> when you look at dallas they are a running team now. they have the best offensive line in football. dimarco murray leads the nfl in rushing. over 1300 yards, averaging 5.1 per carry. they will try to run the football. this is a game where eagles defensive line and linebackers have to bow their backs and be strong in the trenches because it will be a california game. >> can't wait. >>> coming up next half an hour ducis rodgers will join us from texas, we will have more on the game plus sixers and flyers, and much more when we come right back on >>> smoking is the number one cause of preventable illness and maybe that is why fewer people are lighting up now. new fine goes from the cdc show that smoking rate for american adults dipped

. >> i was there, and -- unaudible. >> i love this.>> they asked them if they wanted to say hi to the turkey, touch the turkey, they said no. >> i would say it too. >> real quickly we want to bring in roberta, from voorhees, for all of this food >> thanks. >> a amazing. >> thank you. >> italian style thanksgiving. >> tell us again where you are because people are asking on twitter. >> we are at cat tell i duo in the voorhees town center in voorhees, new jersey. >> cheers. >> thank you. thank you all for watching. >>> live from new york city, it's "the wendy williams show." today, lisa lampanelli. [ cheers ] >> celebrity chef tells us how to turn leftovers into fantastic day-after meals. >>> plus, an extra helping of the hottest topics. [ applause ] ♪ >> now, here's wendy! [ wild cheers and applause ] ♪ >> wendy: wow. ♪

>>> unaudible. >> it is looking like winter we are with the cbs-3 mobil weather lab in the snow and lit tool early for this but we will have have all details on tonight a's snow where you can >>> it is now time to check your philadelphia job market report. >> "eyewitness news" jobs expert steven greenburg has more. >> reporter: technology is changing how we work, quarter of all americans now work in jobs that were not listed by census boro several decades ago. pennsylvania's unemployment rate of 5.7 percent tells a small part of the labor market story. it does not measure types of jobs being created. it is hard to estimate full impact technology is having on the 6.3 million people who make up pennsylvania's work force. we do know more education and training is essential to succeed. employers report shortage of qualified applicants for many high skill high paying jobs. there is a heightened demand for workers in skill trades like it related positions and entire green even why i industry is responsible for hundreds of thousands of jobs in pennsylvania. for all jobs extra education, tends

. >> unaudible. >> for most of the marathon and half marathon runners it was simply about finishing.s, all along the course cheering them on. >> did i catch a glimpse of governor elect tom wolf at the finish line. >> they is. >> i will say that the weather was fantastic for the marathon. it was just right from what i understand for people like to run, not that i'm one of them, anyway, lets talk about the record temperatures. as soon as we get this rain out of here, things will really warm up. so our record for today is 71 in philadelphia. it is 37 in wilmington. seventy-two atlantic city. sixty-nine in allentown. record is 64 in mount pocono. for most of our forecast temperatures we are expect to come pretty close. we expect to exceed that record here in philadelphia today, we will see, what happens, so, we're in this mild air of air mass right now thanks to the warm front of pretty much, finished the worst of it is coming through. lets put that it way. we have cold air waiting in the wings but not yet, we will enjoy that mild weather today. future cast shows precipitation that we ha

. >>> unaudible. >> pope francis, philadelphia, it is a go for september 2015. 9:00 a.m. vatican time 3:00 a.m. here, and phones started to ring are. >> the pope is coming to philadelphia. >> reporter: great hall of the philadelphia museum have of art was backdrop for the history making announcement. francis becomes the fourth pope to visit the u.s. the second to come to philadelphia john paul the second electrified the benjamin franklin parkway in 1979, with a papal mass that drew 1 million. september have of 2015, could draw nearly 2 million for a papal mass wrapping up the five day world meeting of families. >> this will be the largest event in the city a's modern history. philadelphia, the big city, for big events, and we could not be more excited. >> reporter: with the number of the visitors expected to grow across those five dates, security will be intense, and expensive. having a world leader here brings extra pressure. >> the fund raising goalies set at 45 million-dollar. >> business community, civic community has been very responsive and we're slightly more than

. >> reporter: unaudible. >> i know. >> we have three or 4 feet of snow in buffalo.o, don't complain. >> reporter: that is looking at things on the bright side, we cannot complain. there is no snow on the ground just yet but just a whole lot of cold weather. people are husseling to and from to grab those buses and get out of this cold weather. you can handle it but you have to take extra precaution and cover everything up heading out the door. reporting live at 69th street terminal in upper darby, jan carabao for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> we will get back to you shortly. >>> we will get over to meteorologist kate i fehlinger to talk about when this cold will get out of here and how cold it will get. >> pretty much today is worse day in terms of the actual thermometer readings, erika. good morning everybody. this is kind of weather that puts a spring in your step when you walk out the door as jan mentioned extra layers required. make like it is january, that is what you want to think about here. despite nice empty storm scan three and bright blue skies that we'll a

. >> unaudible. >> reporter: the famous. >> always good to give back to the community and help those much as we can. >> reporter: we appreciate it. marshall spivac's family has been organizing this meal for ten years. >> it has grown from a small event to a hugh monk us event. >> reporter: lieutenant mike is a lieutenant from idaho pilot training in new jersey about to be deployed to the persian gulf. >> we are far from family but it feels like we are with family. >> i did look yesterday and i got turned down for a turkey. it is hard. >> reporter: but on this thanksgiving bill clark who served in the army wasn't turn down, taking life a day at a time n fact where he goes from here his simple response was, for seconds. in camden, brad satan fox 29 news. >>> still ahead, the black friday madness, is on, shoppers grabbing up best deals that they can find we will have your reports and two local hot spots scoping out deals for you. i saw a commercial that said you can save $500 by switching to progressive. that was me, mom. [ laugh ] i thought you said, "that was me, mom." [ laughter ] >>

. >> unaudible. >> reporter: this panning meeting over ninth and packer plan, that apparently according to the philadelphia inquirer, which got told by a source that would be the pick today, that got everybody in an uproar, and so a lot of the opposition coming from not just residents of south philadelphia but from the closest casinos already seeing revenues go down like they are doing in atlantic city, harrah's chester and sugar house one casino in the sit hoy will both surely drag out any decision today with a long legal fight. that is why i'm saying that this race is long from over. sugar house saying one casino is enough. how about this, this time last year there were 12 casinos down in atlantic city, chris and kerry. today at the even of the year we're told there will be seven after taj closes. pennsylvania coincidently, 12 casinos, a lot of people aring a that is enough already. how about a decision not to decide today. that is a fifth distinct possibility. >> is there only so many gamblers to go around. thanks, steve. >>> 5:07. also happening today union members of the communicat

. >> unaudible. >> go to her country so she can live with us. >> let her stay here. >> reporter: family is thankful to all who are showing their support and calling for an end to deportation. those in attendance were asked to take a pebble symbolizing that we're all on the same path. we're all the same. also a petition has been passed around asking president obama to stop the deportations. angela's ninth person in the country with the final order of deportation to enter into sanctuary, the first on the east coast. john mcdevitt, kyw news radio for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> on the health alert, a fashionable way to help prevent the flu, take a look at the scoff, a scarves that protect your mouth and nest principal hailing someone else's cough, sneeze and germs. it keeps from spreading your germs. pair of new york business partners created the scoff by putting a carbon filter mask inside scarves. >> it is a filter for your face this product can offer some protection begins an aerosol, but certainly not hundred percent. >> reporter: it cost between 49 and $69 the mask inside is good for

. >> unaudible. >> reporter: gavin pap's father struggles for word as he talks about his little boy. with hugs and tears, the the community mourns the deaths of seven year-old gavin and his mom, michelle. police say they were murdered at the hand of michelle's boyfriend. >> we wanted everybody to come out today to celebrate life because anybody that knew shell, shell loved life. >> reporter: hundreds lit canned tolls remember the young mother and her son found burned inside their washington street home wednesday, after fire fighters put out the flames. thirty-eight year-old joseph palmer, lived with them, and was found injured outside. originally telling investigators that there was an intruder but police say palmer stabbed michelle and gavin to death and then set the fire. >> i can't believe this could happen in our little town and to people who are so kind and loving. >> reporter: many the at the vigil left notes to michelle and gavin, a second grader at sprague elementary. family members wearing red because it was gavin's favorite color. >> i can remember gavin when he was about t

unaudible. >> i like delores. >> it is always good to see another perspective, coming from jk rawlins of these amazing characters. >> new words for halloween because it is much bigger in the united states, then it is over here so it is cool that she's commemorating that. she's coming up with new movies and everything. pretty exciting day for harry potter fans. >> reporter: the author writes on pottermore that delores umbridge was inspired by a real person. rawlins says she came into contact with the teacher or instructor who i dislike intensely on site. this latestes a say giving fans more insight in the mind of the author and keeping mystery of the magical world of harry potter alive. mary maloney platform nine and three-quarters. >> dislike intently on sight, that is really something, wow. >> 7:43 now. tens of thousands of people flock to the tower on have lon on to catch a glimpse of this. >> it is part of the installation marking the start of the first world war. american 100,000, each one representing a british casualty in the war. >>> and a speaking of world war one, more than 5

. >> unaudible. >> for so many of them, great stuff. >> yes. >> all over that as a kid. >> yes. >> yes we get it oscar meyer ones the bologne kid, my bologne had hads a first name. >> yes. >> all over kid caster. >> yes. >> i didn't get it, but hey. >> well, we get you. >> thank you. >> that is right. >> that is bologne. >> you know what else is bologne, traffic out there, you will not like it and may need to pack yourself a sandwich because traveling on the ben franklin bridge, you will need to eat something to sit in that delay. ben franklin bridge is jammed, new jersey all the way up into new jersey and philadelphia, westbound in the ben, blocking two right lanes. overturned flatbed that is carrying lumber and it lost its load. we have to upright that and clear out the debris if you are traveling on the ben, 676, admiral wilson boulevard, you are jammed. then we have rush hour delays to watch out for as well. traveling on the southbound side of the roosevelt boulevard volume build ago approaching the schuylkill expressway. traveling on the schuylkill eastbound and westbound threat t

. >> unaudible. >> reporter: it is what happened next that puzzled police.ft the bathroom naked and allegedly assaulted an 84 year-old man. >> terrible, who would do that. >> reporter: the elderly man was so seriously injured shake is now charged with attempted murder. passengers are dumbfounded. >> that is crazy, crazy. why anybody did not see him, stop him, and poor old man. >> reporter: with so many cameras, so many officers and tsa agents some wonder how anything like this could have happened, in an airport of all places. >> where was security? why didn't they notice anything? >> reporter: that was julie longcheck reporting. shake, by the way, will be arraigned on monday. >>> it is 6:22 right now. a road rage incident takes a deadly turn. >> fu you are dead. you are dead. that is it. >> this new jersey man says he had no choice but to defend himself in the road rage dispute, it is happening often and coming up next what authorities say they are doing to stop it, we sso! i can't believe i'm eating bacon and rich creamy cheese before my sister's wedding we

unaudible. >> reporter: following monday's grand injury a announcement officer wilson broke his silence. in an interview with abc's george steponapolus wilson describes firing a series of shots at brown after a foot the chase and initial altercation in the squad car. >> he gets about eight to 10 feet. he starts to lean forward like he will tackle me. i look down the barrel of my gun and i fired at what i saw was his head and that is where it went. >> right on top of his head. >> yes. >> reporter: questions were raised as to how prosecutor's office present the case to the grand jury. >> a first year law student could have done a better cross-examination of the police officer shooting an unarmed person then this prosecutor's office, and it is just troubling to this family. >> reporter: attorney for brown's family hope an ongoing federal civil lights investigation will lead to charges against wilson. susan mcginnes for "eyewitness news" at cw philly. >>> 8:09. we have an eye on the storm, looking live right now at the poconos and you can see real snow falling. for skiers, everybody eager t

. >> unaudible. >> tax everything. i need machine toy shop and eat and do other things. come on now and stay blonde. >> you ladies keep mentioning the t word taxes. you think this whole race comes down to taxes. >> for me, absolutely. i'm a small business owner. i hire people, all right. for them to say we will tax more small businesses and do that that is not good for me. i cannot take that. >> i own a small business too and what infuriates he when i look and see wyoming, all these other states have an extraction tax and they are able to use that money for education and economic development. >> i have a question, tom corbett, 2010, when he first went into office, right. how did that happen. this is a blue state. >> it happened just like it happened with tom ridge. people got tired of the same thing, and things not happening and a money being spent and more taxes. >> people do switch. >> not all the time but they usually do. so that is what happened. >> what has happened nationally. >> nationally we have got everything. we will take over. we will take back. >> you are ta

. >> unaudible. >> he goes on to say you don't believe me, just google it. for bill cosby issued a statement which reads in part over the past several weeks decade old discredited allegations against bill cosby have re-surfaced. the fact that they are being repeated does not make them true. mr. cosby does not intend to dig file these allegation was any comments. >> so, ken rottweiler our attorney, legal expert, what do you think. we will play, he had a radio interview set up, npr, scott simons show. they talk about what they wanted to talk about. he said i cannot go without asking about these sexual allegations. now listen to this radio interview. >> there are people who love how might like to hear from but this, i want to give you the the chance. >> all right. >> he wouldn't say a word. >> that is right he said absolutely nothing. he will never say anything about this and i'll tell you why. it is called statute of limitations. statute of limitations is time period we can bring a claim civilly a and criminally. in the civil car it is two years. these claims