walker helps her get around easily. last thursdayer she and her mother were rushing to therapy she used to it get to the car and then loaded in the wheelchair. they mistakenly left walker in the front yard. buried any called back to go get it but it was already gone >> she cannot go back to school until she has walker, so that is what they are using her for to get around school so she will sit there the whole time. >> you took it. i necessity you will not bring it back, i hope whatever you got for it, you really needed it, because i know we will not get it back. >> reporter: mother of five says replacing the walker will cost her $1,500, this family, cannot financially handle. that well that was until last night when a fox 29 viewer saw this story first told by our very own dave kinchen and offered to buy this little úmike and alex today later this morning in philadelphia that little elf or helper for this family will meet them this he were complete strangers until later today and gift them with that new walker, to help

why would you steal a child's walker? why would you steal a walker off somebody's property. why take it. >> reporter: new castle county police are investigating this case. if you have any tips, give them a call. we're live from the satellite center katherine scott, channel6 "action news. tam. >> katherine thank you for that. >>> new on "action news" a gunman shot a man in the somerdale section in the back. chopper6 was over the scene bridge street and loretto avenue last night. the man is in critical condition. police are still working this case. >>> and a serious crash in lindenwold has injured at least one person. this was the view from chopper6 late last night along the 2,000 block of egg harbor road o the crash happened just before 10 o'clock in the evening. the road was closed during the investigation and authorities have not released many more details. >> the driver who struck and killed man in bucks county and then took off running is still on the loose. the crash happened early yesterday morning on the 2900 block of state road in croydon. the driver struck 46-year-ol

her walker was stolen out in fact front yard in wilmington. >> she needs her walker. >> the girl spentths in the hospital. after having her hamstring lengthened and a bone removed in her foot. the walkers was the only way she could be mobile. >> she's in a wheelchair. she's able to get around. the surgery she had in july she has to have the walker. so she can stretch the legs out. >> one of the things i love doing is walking. so i am very upset. >> reporter: she says she placed her daughter in the car and drove away. not realizing she left the walker outside. >> it's not like it was on the edge of the corner. it was on our property. close to the front door. >> reporter: the family will have to come up with 1,500 tlars to come up with a new one. a neighbor heard what happened and came to the rescue. >> it made me upset. that someone had the audacity to steal a childs walker. that she needs to be able to get around. >> most people wouldn't even take a walker. it's a childs walker. >> reporter: a neighbor says he captured surveillance of the theft. but police haven't released it yet. they

they decided they were going to knock on the door and first apologize for taking her walker saying that they thought it was scrap, and they decided to bring another walker with them. >> reporter: the family says they're moved by the outpouring of support from the public and must now find the right walker for their child. kirsten the gal with the bright smile and a true sense of justice. >> i think that it was good that they apologized, but i'm still a little mad about them taking that walker but i'm also glad that they are in the jail learning their lesson. >> reporter: police have confiscated the walker that was brought by the suspects. they've made bail. kirsten will return to fifth grade and medical procedures that may some day help her to walk live in new castle county, delaware, i'm jeff cole fox 29 news. iain. >> jeff, thank you. >>> four boys wanted by delaware police for attempted robbery. one may be as young as eight years old. state police releasing these surveillance pictures of the four boys who they say tried to rob a 56-year-old woman outside a dollar tree sunday night. au

they have the suspects, we they able to find the walker? >> we found out that the walker was already sold for scrap and destroyed. and a strange twist. that the suspect allegedly returned to the scene of the crime the night before they were arrested. >> 51 leeland watson and 49-year-old donald kale are the s&ps in this case. they are accused of stealing the walker of 10-year-old kirsten alexander who has cerebral palsy. >> i wish i could walk now. but i can't. so -- that is how i feel deep inside. >> britney murray kirsten's mother says she is sure that the police have the right men because they actually came back to her house last night. >> they wanted to apologize for taking the walker and didn't know it was a child's walker and didn't know it wasn't scrap basically. >> investigators say it was not scrap before but it is now. >> we found out that the walker was taken to a scrap metal yard and since recycled. >> britney says that the thieves tried to give her an older beat up version of the walker to make up for what they did. and even mad

a man dressed in what appears to be construction gear loaded up the walker and left. a neighbor who wants to remain anonymous captured those moments on her home cameras. >> it looked like a scrap metal truck like if they were scrap metaling through the neighborhood bit looked really suspicious because she left and then he pulled up. >> reporter: now kiersten and the her family are hoping the 3-foot tall royal blue custom walker will be returned. >> it's very hard to not walk right now because i love walking. >> reporter: and new castle county police are investigating this case.

walker. we'll show you the video. >> the driver who struck and killed a man in bucks county, then drove into a ditch, then ran away remains at large this morning. >> a wintry wrath takes hold in parts of the midwest with vicious winds and snow. >> very different conditions around here. let's turn to karen rogers in for david and matt pelman. good morning. >> i'm going to start listening you to one of these days because i wouldn't have needed the overcoat this morning. >> you really should listen to me every day. hopefully you do. >> maybe today. >> you don't need the heavy coat. let's take a look at the weather center. we see the clouds in place and you can see those showers that are moving out to the west right now. that's associated with a front that's going to hit us a little later on today. but as you step outside right now, temperatures are about 20 degrees warmer than they were yesterday morning. it's 49 degrees right now in philadelphia. now, remember, our average high for this date is

like why would you steal a child's walker. >> reporter: a walker her daughter relies on. 10-year-old kirsten edwards alexander of wilmington has cerebral palsy. she says without her walker she's only able to move around by wheelchair. >> it just makes me very disappointed as a child that a grownup would take my walker. >> reporter: home surveillance video from last thursday shows a white pickup truck stopping in front of hadder -- her home on rodney drive. a man dressed in what appears to be construction gear loaded up the walker and left. a neighbor who wants to remain anonymous captured those moments on her home cameras. >> it looked like a scrap metal truck like if they were scrap metaling through the neighborhood but it looked really suspicious 'cause she left and then he pulled up. >> reporter: now kiersten and her family are hoping the custom walker will be returned. >> it's very hard to not walk right now because i love walking. >> reporter: new castle county police are investigating this case and they want to hear from you if you have any tips t we're live from the satellite

back to you. >> so people are helping to get a walker?,. >> reporter: they are. >> that is fantastic. >> reporter: that fast online phone calls. we've talked to people tonight they are just wonderful. >> you know what, doesn't surprise me. we have great viewers. dave kinchen, thank you so much. >> reporter: absolutely. the best. >>> three teenagers now face murder charges as adults for what police say they did to a homeless man in philadelphia. one of them is just 14 years o old. police say brandon conrad, emmanuel harris and malik page robbed 57-year-old kevin cullen last sunday and attack left him dead in mayfair. some of these teens may have also brutally beaten 19-year-old jonathan segarra. segarra was work near work in holmesburg five days before cullen's attack four teens a assaulted him and stole his phone. >> committing robbery is not the answer for boredom. it shouldn't be a right of passage. it can have tragic consequences and this man died as a result of it. these three young men will go to jail for some time. >> four teens in

she's always using her wheelchair or walker except her walker has been stolen which means her confinementworse. tonight, she's begging for its return. it's monday night and the big story is the heartbreaking story of a theft in wilmington, delaware. who would still a little girl's walker from in front of her house. christie ileto is there. that's what police are trying to find out. >> you are right, jim. her mother tells us she had put her daughter in the car. they took off and accidentally left the walker in the front yard. surveillance video shows within minutes a white truck pulls up and a man jumps out and takes the child's walker. >> why would you do that? it makes me disappointed as a child that an adult would take my walker. >> the pick up pull up in front of the home immediately after the mother pulls out of the driveway, a man in what appears to be construction gear, takes the walker and flees. >> to think two people would take my walker and i'm just a child, it just, it just shocked me. >> it looked like a scrap metal truck, scrap metaling through the neighborhood. >> this woman

now that someone stole this walker she relies on. >> we just got the walker.t got out of the surgery maybe in september, you know, so we just finally getting her back up and moving around. right now she's confined to a wheelchair. >> reporter: brittany murray says her daughter used the walker to get to the car for a medical visit last thursday but they left it on the front lawn as they drove away. >> called my husband. asked him to look out the window and grab the walker but i left it out front. he said it's not there. >> reporter: mother five children says they would have to shell out at leave 1500 bucks half the cost of the walker to replace it with times already hard enough. >> she can't go back to school until she has the walker. that's what they using her right now for her to get around school. she'll have to sit there in the wheelchair. >> reporter: cops are working the case closely. >> right now the investigation is stemming more towards we'd like to get the walker and return it back to the victim. that's out main goal right now. >> reporter: whoever st

the walker was left on the lawn last week.the time the family realized, it was already gone. >> heartless person. >> reporter: a walker her daughter relies on. 10-year-old kirsten edwards alexander of wilmington has cerebral palsy. she says without her walker she's only able to move around by wheelchair. >> it just makes me very disappointed as a child that a grownup would take my walker. >> reporter: home surveillance video from last thursday shows a white pickup truck stopping in front of her home on rodney drive within a minute of kiersten and her mother pulling out of the driveway. a man dressed in what appears to be construction gear loaded up the walker and left. a neighbor who wants to remain anonymous captured those moments on her home cameras. >> it looked like a scrap metal truck like if they were scrap metaling through the neighborhood bit looked really suspicious because she left and then he pulled up. >> reporter: now kiersten and the her family are hoping the 3-foot tall royal blue custom walker will be returned.

commissioner walker. >> yeah, i think we've had issues similar. there may be certain differences, this is non permitted residential use required to go to the planning for whatever planning resolution they're attempting. i think that we have supported the. we have seen these type of things before. i would say we should be consistent, trying to save art space and residential space in here. we have both together. that's the call of the planning commission. i would like to have a decision that actually encourages both parties to come together and try to find a resolution that serves everybody. including the city. i would like -- i would like to be able to uphold the staff's recommendation and send it on to planning with enough time for there to be a resolution. and put that out for discussion. (please stand by) >> you asked for 60 day says? >> sixty days. that's correct. >> i guess that would a good number to hold the abatement for 60 days. >> commissioner walker? >> and there's an assumption that within the 60 days that they take the necessary steps

>> she has sierra reeb bral pals see and relies on her walker to get around.wo thieves told police they thought the walker was trash and they had it scrapped for medal. a short time later they apologized to the girl and her mom. bureau reporter has her story. >> why would you take my walker. >> reporter: that's what was asked last week. we somehow showed you the video of the walker that was taken. the guy scrapped it for money. nbc 10 was invited to the hospital for children as kiki got a brand-new walker a donation that the hospital made happen. >> they've always had our backs. >> kiki had cerebral palsy and needs the walker for her to be able to get around. kiki needs custom features. the outpouring of support from around the region has shown her how much kindness is out there and her mom has found forgiveness. >> we are sorry. >> one of the guys who took the walker said it was all a mistake and he thought it was trash. >> from my heart, i feel it was an honest mistake. >> reporter: even though they walked up the driveway to get the walker, she'll try to bel

commissioner walker first. >> commissioner walker: i need to clarify. so you went through the planning process because there were actually how many units, how many tenants were actually living in there? >> there -- there were indication of three separate units in the property because third floor was locked off by a door, it was locked. second floor and the ground floor. and that case we have to convert it back by removing the walls, reconfigure the layout on the first and second floor for interior connections between all three floors and then that's part of the -- >> commissioner walker: trying to assess if it went through the process required by the new legislation that the city actually prioritizes not taking these off the market. so, my question is, was that evaluated and that's what was done at the planning department? >> yes, ma'am. >> commissioner, any other questions? ok. thank you so much. >> thank you. >> you said 5 to 6 months to do the work? >> yeah. >> public comment? >> any member -- no public comment on this case? ok. rebuttal from the dep

murray family treasured this custom made $3,000 walker.ance issued it back in september to kristin after surgery on her foot and legs. it was a life line for her helping the girl with cerebral palsy move around and stay mobile. last thursday as her mother, took her to therapy they mistakenly left it in the front yard. by the time her mom realized it and called her dad, it was too late. since then the 10 year-old has in the been able to go to school. >> since the walker has been gone it is scary because i don't know if i can walk. i'm supposed to be practicing my walking. i'm very disappointed because i don't believe that they would take a child's walker. >> reporter: in that short interview with our dave kinchen she said she's disappointed and upset but good news after dave's story aired last night a philadelphia man contacted us saying he has a brand new walker for this family, he plans to hand over to them, later this morning, so karen and thomas a complete stranger answering the call to help a family this christmas that could not be a b

that walker.urray says the family is overwhelmed with the outpouring of generosity from the public of all the walkers donated they need to find the right one for kirsten the child with a big smile and a strong sense of right and wrong. >> i think that it was good that they apologized but i'm still a little mad about them taking that walker but i'm also glad that they are in the jail learning their lesson. >> reporter: police confiscated the walker brought by the two suspect who's have made bail. kirsten returns to fifth grade and to medical procedures that may some day help her to walk. >>> in new castle county, delaware, i'm jeff cole, fox 29 news. >>> simply devastating. flames are once again destroying everything in their path in california. the message is get out while you can. >>> and a battle over religious freedom. an lgbt rights. it all comes down to cake. >>> also, one boy's letter to santa is one big wow. >> this little boy's wish to play football like carson wept. not for the money or f

and they decided to bring another walker with them. >> police took that walker. the family is overwhelmed with the outpouring of generosity from the public of all the walkers donated they need to find the right one for kirsten the child with a big smile and a strong sense of right and wrong. >> i think that it was good that they apologized but i'm still a little mad about them taking that walker but i'm also glad that they are in the jail learning their lesson. >> reporter: both men actually have been released oh and bail. kirsten walker now will return she's return back to fifth grade when she'll undergo also medical procedures in the future that some day may allow her to walk. live in new castle county, jeff cole. more at 6:00. folks, back to you. >> jeff, see you at 6:00. thank you. >>> philadelphia police are on the hunt now for a man who followed and robbed a woman last monday. surveillance cameras show the suspect around 10:00 p.m. inside a corner store at 17th and tioga police say the guy followed a woman into the store with his hand inside his sweatshirt

and 49-year-old donald kale scrapped the walker. they told police they it was just scrap metal sitting in the front of house and actually went to the family and apologized. >> i think that it was good that they apologized but i'm still a ill little mad about them taking that walker, but i'm also glad that they are in the jail learning their lessons. >> her family says they're overwhelmed by the community support with so many people offering to give them a new walker. >>> the pennsylvania state police corporal shot on the job last month is now finally out of the hospital. during what began as a routine trffic stop, corporal seth kell and another trooper ended up trying to arrest a man but police say he resisted then ended up shooting corporal kel kelly. troopers fired back. hit the man. he survived this happened on november 7th but corporal kelly just got out of the hospital. prosecutors have now charged 22-year-old daniel clary with that shooting. a woman is in the hospital after her car ended up in the water. she's now stable thank

and for it not being scrap. >> we found out that the walker

a thief steals a walker from a little girl with special need but this one has a happy ending. thank you. we have the best viewers. >> really do love this story. >>> he went to a high school football game and nearly died that is until local heroes stepped in. straight ahead the special thank to you those who came to his rescue. >>> ♪ >> yeah, don't call it a come back although it is, why we will once again be able to see the leader from the palm of our hands and not get those dreaded parking tickets. >> i realize i'm not that fast of a runner trying beat the pp a. >> two minutes. >> the other day it is two minutes. i still got a ticket. it is all right, doing your job is what they say, right. great to have you with us, thomas drayton, with karen hepp. >> good morning to the whole gang. >> two days too late for megan wilke who is battling a two minute ticket. >> they will work on that. >> now we can that have. >> his response was, three minutes. >> idea served a ticket. >> can i say hi. i necessity they're there, to new jersey bagel cafe and pizza because yesterday we spent the

a thief, a walker, and a heartbroken girl. a person steals a walker from a family's home, and with it a girl's ability to get around. what the 10-year-old is telling nbc10 about the theft and the message from her mother. >>> tragedy in paradise. a wall street executive dies in a shark attack. what we're learning about the moments the diving trip took a deadly turn. >>> also, a school play with a mission greater than entertaining the audience. all new next at 5:00 a.m., how cherry hill high school students are using their winter play to help those who need it most. michael: i'm thankful that i'm alive and have a second chance. james: i'm thankful for the help and the opportunity that i received. darlene: i'm thankful to be able to help people in crisis. vanessa: i'm thankful that addiction is treatable, and that help is available. christie: new jersey is experiencing a heroin epidemic fueled by opioid painkillers. but if you or someone you love is struggling with addiction, i want you to know: we are here for you. this holiday

accused of stealing the walker that belonged to kirsten alexander. who has cerebral palsy. >> wish i could walk now, but i can't. so -- that is how i feel deep inside. >> kirsten's mother britney says she is certain that those are the two men responsible. >> they came to apologize for taking the walker and for it not being scrap. >> we found out that the walker was taken to a scrap metal yard and since recycled and the alleged thieves gave her an older beat up version of the walker and even made a request. >> one gentlemen said to me they want to reach out to the news stations and police to let them know they came by to give her another walker. >> meantime the public outpouring of support has left this family speechless. >> there is so much we have a hard time keeping up. the out pour of love we received we are grateful for it. >> it makes me feel good to foe that people actually care about me. >> and so once again the family is in contact with several organizes working on a way to donate a brand new walker and they face theft and conspiracy and wats

someone stole the walker this 10-year-old uses to get around. how a neighbor is helping. >>> travel ban in place. the supreme court rules in favor of the trump administration restricting travel into the u.s. from eight countries. >>> just after 5:30. thanks for being with us for nbc10 news. i'm tracy davidson. >> i'm via sikahema. warm out there for december. let's check in with meteorologist bill henley and the most accurate neighborhood weather forecast. bill? >>> unseasonably warm temperatures. clouds keeping it warm, that along with winds out of the southeast. look at the clouds, residents it through philadelphia, wilmington and dover. no sign of wet weather so far, but i'm tracking sprinkles up from the south. there's a chance we'll see some this morning. more rain on the way. look at rain in western pennsylvania and central pennsylvania. starting to get a few raindrops. that will be moving in during the afternoon. you might see sprinkles with mostly cloudy skies. 47 now in the suburbs. 49 in the lehigh valley. the warm spot, easton droppin

. >>> a break in the theft of the cost open walker of a girl with cerebral palsy. >> a few tip calls from police led to the arrest. newcastle police took 51-year-old leeland watson and donald kale was apprehended for his alleged role in this case. >> why would you do that? it makes me very disappointed as a child that a grown up would take my walker. >> surveillance video shows the white pickup truck pull up outside of the home where christian alexander lives with her family and it shows the man jump out and steal the walker and casually roll away. >> to see two people that would take my walker and i'm just a child, it just really shocked me. >> we have learned that an arrest is made in the case. and we expect to learn more about this development this afternoon. meanwhile christian's family enjoyed an outpouring of support from people across the delaware valley since the story first aired on "action news." >> reporter: and in an outpouring is resulting in a happy ending for the story. and watson and kale face charges including theft and security and watson the added charge of heroin

a complete departure from president reagan, president herbert walker bush, president george w. bush, just to name the republican presidents. and so we find ourselves in this situation, but that doesn't change the fact that we have a responsibility to all of god's children to treat them with respect and when we can do something to be helpful, we should. so there is -- there is harm that is coming to the dreamers every day because they are losing status. regardless of what some may say, some are being deported. this may be unknown to the president, but it's not unknown to us in this congress. so i want to thank congresswoman -- madam chair of the hispanic caucus -- congressional hispanic caucus and her members. i want to thank judy chu, the chair of the congressional asian pacific american caucus. congresswoman yvette clarke who, working with the congressional black caucus has been a champion in that caucus, and all other members on both sides of the aisle who are striving to find a path and one path that we have open to us is to allow to defeat this rule, to allow the dream act

this used to be jason's walker but then when he out drew it he got a new walker. this walker was sitting in the garage until luca came along and they decided it should be luca's walker. >> go get luca. go, jas. >> jason can't say words his smile and expressions say it all. >> oh, my god jason gazelles in excitement, he has been so much more vocal. and just there is just this excitement when jason comes home from school and luca meets him at the bus. >> the family worries about luca's future development, jasons a godfather is working on a doggy wheelchair for luca. >> i am taking parts and pieces from jay's wheelchair. >> the family says it's one day at a time and strap year rating this forever bond sitting side by side this holiday season. >> luca found the great forever home. >> juliette goodrich, kpix 5. >> the family hopes jason will be able to walk with the help of leg braces and hopes luca will be able to get prosthetics one day so the two can walk together. >>> it is the time of year when bay area charities do all they can to provide holiday meals. more than

commissioner walker? >> the planning process reviews all of this, right? >> yes. >> so they can take the whole -- so if we hold it in advance for 60 days, they file a permit, then they have to pay the fee, correct? >> i think they have to pay the fee to get the permit. >> to get the permit. >> to get the permit? to receive it? or to start the application? >> we'll collect the fees at issuance. >> it could be at the planning department. >> commissioner mccarthy? >> i'm kind of putting myself in the property owner's shoes here. they've got to make some hard choices here. i'm just kind of offering an olive branch here saying, please, make the right choice here, and, by the way, we have the autonomy to do that. he's here asking for a fee reduction. i think that's good. we're doing it on that context. i don't think we can reverse that decision afterwards. i think we make a decision, as a commission, to try to incentivize. i think that was the word used. i think this is going to be resolved one way or the other

>> commissioner walker please. >> are we still getting the staff commitment from our vender? i know they've expanded and signed up a couple more cities. i just wanted to make sure we're still a priority. >> yes. the team we have is very good. i'm actually thrilled with the people i'm working with. >> they're going to stay? >> they are staying. one of the persons that was scheduled to come off the project is actually been extended to help with the reports. all that is to help pull that timeline and keep us on schedule for our dates. yes, i do not expect any significant personnel issues. >> great. thank you. >> the next thing i want to go over, the ppts process improvements. this is something we're very proud of. this is -- these are the results of the build process. what we have found are some key benefits that are going to affect our staff, it's going to affect our business partners and our customers. i've got a list of about 15 here. i'm going to ask you for your guidance president mccarthy. do you want me to go through each or just do highlights? >> quick highlights are fin

brittany murray says the thieves tried to give her an older beat up walker to makeup for what they didatson and cale were charged with theft and conspiracy. a new exhibit at the philadelphia history museum celebrates the life and legacy of octaveus and a crowd gathering for opening reception taking a stand for equality and highlights his activism he was assassinated in 1871 at the age of 32, his death was meant to intimidate black voters but it had the opposite effect the exhibit runs through march come tonight the homeless samaritan who used his final 20 dollars to help a stranded motorist has reaped his reward and includes a home of his own,stroys a home ie area the second in two days cecily. >> despite the clouds and showers the high is 15 degrees above average and could be our last day in the 60s for the rest of the year. i'll talk about the cold air on the way and the chance of snow in the accuweather forecast. >>> fda gives new reason eating raw dough may be harmful to your health that and more when action news continues tonight. an explosion destroyed a house in a baltimore coun

why would someone steal a ten-year-old's walker. something she needs to move around her home. thank you for joining us at 11:00 i'm lucy noland. someone stole that walker right off their front lawn and the girl's mother just wants it back. dave kinchen is live in wilmington. dave? >> reporter: lucy, this is something that just truly makes you heart sick. the question who does something like this? i can tell you one thing. this little girl you're about to meet and her family they are so strong tonight. >> i'm very disappointed because i don't believe that they would take a child's walker. >> reporter: that's exactly what happened to kirsten a ten-year-old girl with cerebral palsy who now only has her wh

walker on the front lawn but it was up against a dumpster looking thing.ght it it was trash or somebody just, stole it a bad bay person. so there are either way we have some good news about this one of our viewers said i will buy a $1,500 walker a new one and give to it kristin. >> that is wonderful. >> touched by her story. >> we will videotape that, i wouldn't call it a reunion because she doesn't know this person. >> but i'm sure they will get to know each other once they meet and hopefully will be friend very cool. >> it has happened again this wild, medical history dallas doctors, your own hometown alex h h livered the first baby born in the u.s. with at ed >> mother, who was originally born without a uterus gave birth to a healthy baby boy at baylor university medical center in balance as. doctors transplanted a embryo in her uterus and closely monitored the babe bring performing a c-section. we asked doctor mike for his thoughts on this. this is big. first one in the u.s. >> what doctors have done is that they have transplanted, a uterus from a livi

police say 51 year old leland watson there and 49 year old donald kale, scrapped the walker.n other words, both face felony drug charges, they told police they thought it was being thrown away. actually, went to the family and apologized. >> i think good they apologized but still mad about them take that walker, but i'm also glad that they are in the jail learning their lesson. >> oh. kerston's family says, they're overwelmed by the community's support, with so many people offering to give them a new walker. >> that's positive news in this. people walking by saying they dropped something off, help her out, community coming together. >> so zach, does that count? it was a glimmer of good news. it doesn't count, you don't think? okay, let's try to get more positive. >> we will work on that. >> it will be little while, zach, just sit there, wait. it may be 7:00. before we get to something good. >> how about this? don't drink and drone. >> oh, geez. >> new jersey lawmakers working ahead with legislation that would make it illegal to operate a drone while drunk. >> that makes sense

kale says he thought the walker was trash. and never would have taken it. >> if we knew it was usable. we wouldn't have touched it. or nothing like that. period. we didn't mean to bother you people or nothing loik that. we're sorry. we're sorry. >> the men are charged with theft. >> new at is 11 a murder mystery. a father dead after he went@back of his house hearing a noise. he was shot and killed. police try to figure out who pulled the trigger. >> people who live on the block say the neighbor was a good guy a family man. police say he simply was checking a noise in his backyard when he was shot. >> reporter: over night gunfire shook neighbors out of their beds. >> i heard two shots. two bullets go out of the gun. after that i heard someone running. >> reporter: police arrived on jackson street in the quiet neighborhood. they tried to save the life of 29 year-old shawn lock heart. a father to three young daughters. a bus driver and man of faith. >> i love him and respected him. >> police say he was shot in the chest through h

so i am very upset. >> kirsten's family needs $1,500 to replace the stolen walker. another neighbor says they've turned over surveillance video of the theft to police. investigators believe the suspect vehicle may be a silver and white chevy truck. >>> temple university is responding to the deaths two of students saying students should watch out for each other and seek help if they need it. james orlando died at an off-campus apartment saturday. another student died last monday after being found unresponsive in the library. the medical examiner's office says both died from drug intoxication. temple issued a statement urging students to be proactive saying in part, "remember that temple university offers a medical amnesty program for those who call for help for an impaired or intoxicated friend. your call could save a life." >>> 6:15 a.m. last we checked, there was a couch in the middle of the road 95 and street road. let's get an update. >> yeah. the couch is somewhere else. we're watching something else too. at street around, northbound, a second ago we were showin

waste our time, we turned our focus to congress, we worked with mark walker and senator scott we turned away from the white house with the hope we would be able to break in and help the white house direct our message to the community. >> paris, weren't you at the white house all week? today? >> yeah, christmas parties, i'm there quite a bit. >> so then why not speak out before i ask you the same question, why come out now against omarosa, after she's gone. why not speak up earlier? >> well, i'm not here to trash omarosa, i am here to set the record straight about the diversity issues that are there, there are a lot of republicans that happen to be african-american out there, saying they were blocked by omarosa specifically, and not allowed to have a seat at the table. i did not have that experience. i know there were many that didn't have that experience.

(applause) >> commissioner walker has a comment. >> yes, i want to formally move to continue the generalontractor seat to the next meeting. >> thank you for that. okay. >> there's a motion. can we have a second for the motion? >> second. >> okay. all in favor? >> aye. >> thank you the item is continued to the next meeting. congratulations again to both of you. we are on to item six discussion of possible action regarding best practices approach for tall building review. >> good morning commissioners. r robb kapla. the d.b.i. was one of the first building departments in the nation to use the adoption of administrative bulletins in march 2008. requirements and guidelines for the seismic design of new tall buildings using non predescriptive seismic design procedures. these guidelines mandated third party reviews for all new tall buildings. develop with the structural engineers association of northern california. since may of 2017 at director huey's request, building safety reviews for tall building. still in draft form and expected to be submitted to director hui by 2018, improvements inclu

her walker was stolen two weeks ago. surveillance video caught the crime in action. the two suspects were arrested last week and kiersten has a new walker tonight. >>> coming up on "action news" tonight, seasons greetings from south jersey. young students make holiday cards for service men and women who are serving overseas. >>> and without carson wentz nick foles is in. ducis rodgers with reaction from the eagles' new starting quarterback tonight. cecily. >> well, we made it up into the low 40's today. but there's some bitter cold air over eastern canada. that's moving our way by the middle of the week. i'll have details on the coldest air mass so far this season and the chance of more snow in the accuweather 7-day forecast. >> those stories and the so much more coming up when "action news" continues. >> ♪ getting a cancer diagnosis is difficult. getting an appointment with a specialist shouldn't be. at cancer treatment centers of america in philadelphia, you can see a cancer specialist in as little as 24 hours. you'll meet with a physician who will discuss treatmen

governor walker is not alone.s petition the federal government for clarification and approval for these programs was the administration has yet to respond. rob: let's broaden this for the whole country. in 2016, the us foodstamp statistics, 44 million participants. we are talking about serious money in this country. if you want my tax dollars to pay for your food and other kinds of welfare you should be held accountable for your actions and should be drug tested and that argument hasn't gone far. a lot of people said that is unfair. is that unfair? from a legal standpoint? >> what is the cause? we need to have probable cause or suspicion and that isn't enough to justify, probable cause of individuals. regardless of the fair argument that is what rick scott argued in florida, he argued that the court still held on to the fact you need more to conduct the searches. rob: i have to be drug tested at work to get the money to pay for these food stamps, you should have to be drug tested to receive them as well, two sides

walker are paying 400 pounds per calendar month. i wrote about this case on 21 november and have not heard a reply. isn't it shocking this country and this government call for the elderly and disabled? i ask the prime minister look into this case urgently. >> can i first of all give our best wishes to mister walker and his family and how sorry we are to hear what has befallen him. he references a letter that i will assure the cases investigated and he received a response. >> miss green. >> will my right honorable friend join me in providing domestic abuse support in 40 years. will she considered the current reforms the benefits of a new budding structure for domestic review refuges separate from support of the housing sector so they can continue to deliver specialist support. >> i think you for raising the issue of refugees but happy to join him in praising the work across the country. he mentions reforms we are putting in place because at the moment the system isn't responsive to the needs of vulnerable women in local areas which i

her feet, a delaware girl with cerebral palsy gets a special gift after thieves took off with her walker. >>> and hoping for a christmas miracle. how santa and firefighters worked together to save a group of nuns in delaware county. michael: i'm thankful that i'm alive and have a second chance. james: i'm thankful for the help and the opportunity that i received. darlene: i'm thankful to be able to help people in crisis. vanessa: i'm thankful that addiction is treatable, and that help is available. christie: new jersey is experiencing a heroin epidemic fueled by opioid painkillers. but if you or someone you love is struggling with addiction, i want you to know: we are here for you. this holiday season, choose help. call 844 reach nj or visit reachnj.gov. >>> santa's helpers were on the scene when a car crashed in delaware county. four nuns were hit head-on last night along route 322 in bethel township. two santas were being driven around by firefighters when that call came in. the women had to be rescued from the wreckage. one was air lifted to the hospital. >> santa claus helped us out