. >> wally bronner started the business in 1945.is son wayne now runs it. >> i got to be the ceo when my father passed away. i had the most gray hair. i went from taking care of white tail deer to taking care of rudolph. >> the business had humble beginnings. wally originally made wooden signs he sold to local towns and cities. >> a lot of times people would say, do you have anything for the home? another lightbulb went off. >> karla, one of wayne's two sisters working for the company, says her father never would have imagined the business bearing his name would be so famous. >> it wasn't like we said, oh, let's build the world's largest christmas store. it's been an evolution. we had three stores in the middle of town and combined those stores into one store at this location at 25 christmas lane. we thought, how are we ever going to fill up this big building? well, it didn't take long. >> wally set a very high bar when it came to his customers. he could and would talk to anyone who walked through the door. >> we talk about expectat

>> no, we have not even requested to interview wally.ven called him. >> reporter: what did you think? >> well, i thought, wow, huge red flags. i thought, wow, this guy, we haven't even asked to talk to him and he already has an attorney. and the attorney is already contacting us telling us not to contact wally opdycke? it was crazy. same with linda. she hired an attorney right away. >> reporter: linda invoked her fifth amendment right to remain silent. a judge ultimately ordered her to sit for a deposition. still didn't say anything. >> pretty much every question we asked her she took the fifth on. >> reporter: so there was one defendant in the murder of mark stover. michiel oakes. but he certainly didn't look the part of a hired killer. all 5'6" of him. soft spoken, understated, articulate. father of four, grandfather of one. >> yeah, he is not your hollywood casting for hitman. >> reporter: but cast as defense attorney? seattle's colorful and irrepressible john henry browne. >> he's a really kind, compassionate, loving guy. recognized

henry knox and nonpeter mulenberg, all together 17,000 french and american troops sur rounded corn wallis and on october 19, 1781, he surrendered. yale president ezra styles quote, who 1783, but god, and think we way, yale president, yale university president, for those who are shocked that yale had such a strident christian leader, but actually originally harvard and yale you couldn't even get in unless you swore that jesus was your lord and savior in very stark terms, but the yale university president, ezra styles, 1783, says, quote, who but god could have ordained the critical arrival of the galic or french fleet, so as to assist in the siege of yorktown? should we not ascribe to a supreme energy, supreme capitalized, the wise generalship displayed by general green leaving the roving corn wallis to pursue his helter-skelter, ill fated march into virginia? it is god who had raised up for us a powerful ally, a chosen army, and a naval force who sent us a rochambeau, a -- to fight side-by-side with washington. in the battle of yorktown. to defuse the general joy -- diffuse the general joy

and meet wally. we're shining a spotlight on bethlehem. back to you. >> thank you. see you later. >> thank you, guys. we will be at the wawa all morning long. coming up, last-minute goodies and stocking stuffers from wawa. >>> now to traffic and jessica boyington. >> good morning. we have breaking news to start, as well. on 95, overhead you see the crane. they had both directions closed because it was stuck. now it's just affecting northbound. if you're headed northbound toward 413, they'll divert you off before you get to this point because all of 95 is currently blocked. the southbound side is open. the northbound side is having all lanes closed, they're diverting it around route 413. who knows how long that will be there. it could be a little bit of time. hopefully it clears before the commute. some things will clear before them. the eastbound side of the schuylkill expressway, construction from the vine street expressway headed to about south street. that will be closed in that area until about 5:00. another hour before that clears out of the way, too. i'll end

normally trucks are lined up here to be loaded but times aren't normal at the wally ming construction materials plant. built from what we've had to shut down production completely china is implementing drastic measures to combat winter smog forcing hallie ming to close down until the end of march next year. we find on forced vacation for ten days all we can do now is a bit of maintenance. close plant mixers powered rock without filed is grinding mills have had to stop work in the past when smog was especially bad but they've never been halted for an entire four months. that. we've still got some reserves from recent months but it's enough for maintenance and to get us through the winter. without. almost all companies around here have been forced to shut down from the small plant that makes concrete pipes and cobble stones to the local cement works the region's biggest employer. the workers who come from the surrounding villages were sent home without pay. so my husband sits around blink guards now. try to stay afloat with casual labor if someone needs their heating unit repairing thin

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normally trucks are lined up here to be loaded the times aren't normal at the wally ming construction materials plant. built from we've had to shut down production completely china is implementing drastic measures to combat winter smog forcing hallie ming to close down until the end of march next year. we find on forced vacation for ten days all we can do now is a bit of maintenance. close plant mixers powered rock without filed his grinding mills have had to stop work in the past when smog was especially bad but they've never been halted for an entire four months. we've still got some reserves from recent months but it's enough for maintenance and to get us through the winter . without all that. almost all companies around here have been forced to shut down from the small plant that makes concrete pipes and cobble stones to the local cement works the region's biggest employer. the workers who come from the surrounding villages were sent home without pay. so my husband sits around blink guards now. will be over by try to stay afloat with casual labor if someone needs their heating uni

] and you know, when wally walks in every day, i never once thought, that's a cool dude. [ laughterlong year ♪ ♪ stole many a man's soul and faith ♪ >> seth: little proud of yourself during that, wally. one of our female writers thought it would be funny if there was a version of the song "sexual healing" by marvin gaye that helped people avoid sexual misconduct. and i said, "hey, why not? it's casserole. that's what it's here for." so please welcome amber ruffin pretending to be marvin gaye, singing the hit that never was, "sexual misconduct." ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ baby i'm hot just like an oven and that's not your problem and baby ♪ ♪ is it okay for me to call you baby ♪ ♪ if not that's okay now when i get that feeling ♪ ♪ i'll avoid sexual misconduct ♪ ♪ sexual misconduct baby i mean miss ♪ ♪ makes you feel respected helps me keep my job sexual misconduct sends lots of grown men to jail ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: give it up for amber. give it up for the lighting department on that marvin gaye lighting! [ applause ] let me ask you a hypothetical. could a duck look co

wally doing his best to stay warm, shaking it up a bit. everybody's stopping by, starting to layer up. you see the ladies here from nbc10 manning our giveaway booth. also bundled up this morning. doesn't look like -- look at the wind blowing our banner this morning. that wind is really picking up in the last few minutes. ings that cold air -- that's cold air that's starting to dump in. the 60s we enjoyed yesterday, that's not happening today. temperatures are falling. it's warmer now than it will be during the day. the wind will make it feel colder all day long. still rain showers along coast. a few spots inland, too, in delaware, south jersey. you see it's damp in cape may. look at those winds. that's dry air that will push the clouds out. it will take time for that to happen. we'll be drying completely this morning. clouds will be thinning, too. we'll get sunshine. if you're looking for a warmup, forget about it. temperatures go the other direction. right now 51 in philadelphia. watch what happens during the day in philadelphia. 51 now.

wallie maine has rented out some of his compound to a trucking company he gets no state support nor doany of the workers he's had to sack. under these circumstances the best thing to do is to resettle i'm looking for new business opportunities. there's no future in this i don't want to do it any longer. quote doesn't know what he will be doing in future. so long as it doesn't involve. and this could boost the global economies shift. the. oil and gas from twenty. it's still considered projects in the poorest of countries but only under exceptional circumstances. the bank. account a few growing racism in. every journey begins with the first step and every language with the first word. is in germany to learn german. why not learn a little simple online on your mobile and free themselves from d w z e learning course nikos fish german made easy. it tells us storing stories. it makes us laugh. and cry play trouble and smile. magical images and emotions that comes from. the go see every weekend on d w. meet the germans new and surprising aspects of lives and culture in germany. us american go

normally trucks are lined up here to be loaded but times are normal at the wally ming construction materials plant. built we've had to shut down production completely. china is implementing drastic measures to combat winter smog forcing hallie ming to close down until the end of march next year. we find on forced vacation for ten days all we can do now is a bit of maintenance. close plant mixes powdered rock without filed is grinding mills have had to stop work in the past when smog was especially bad but they've never been halted for an entire four months. we've still got some reserves from recent months but it's enough for maintenance and to get us through the winter . without. almost all companies around here have been forced to shut down from the small plant that makes concrete pipes and cobble stones to the local cement works the region's biggest employer. the workers who come from the surrounding villages were sent home without pay. so my husband sits around blink guards now. try to stay afloat with casual labor if someone needs their heating unit repairing things like that. for years

snooker's uk championship in york, wally o'sullivan through to the semifinals. he's known as one of only two seed left in the competition, beating martin gould 6-3. he competition, beating martin gould 6—3. he is the clear favourite with the book is to claim his sixth uk title he'll play stephen mcguire tomorrow. the only other seeded player left in the tournament also came through the quarterfinals safely, the world number six, shaun murphy, uk champion in 2008, beat mark king 6—3. england's charley hull has shot herself into contention after round three of the golf dubai ladies classic. she shot a five under par 67 earlier today to finish nine under par three of the lead of and van dam of the netherlands. going into the final round tomorrow. to return to the top story, british and irish lions captain sam warburton will miss next yea r‘s captain sam warburton will miss next year's six nations after an operation on his knee. that's all from sports they, more sport on bbc news to the weekend, see you in a bit. well and welcome to our look ahead at what the papers

wally behind you showing the other uses for the ice scraper. doubles as a back scratcher. >> might leave us with a few scratches but does an excellent job. >> we'll be at the wawa as soon as we get off the air at 7:00. we'll join bill. he's going to be there, handing out free coffee. we'll continue to spotlight that community today. >> and as he mentioned, jessica boyington has traffic. >>> yeah starting on the schuylkill expressway, we're closed on the eastbound side. here's the cameras at the vine street expressway in between this point headed to south street. closed eastbound. westbound is currently open. watching in belmawr. construction there, too. this was an active project yesterday, as well. the 42 freeway's northbound ramp to 295 blocked right now and until 5:00. another hour for that. we're also watching 95 moving through delaware. maybe have to get to the wawa. we're watching 11-minute drive times there. northbound from 295 to 495. speeds into the 60s, too. >>> breaking overnight, a bullet goes flying into a bedroom with a woman and

[ laughter ] do you like that, wally?ou've enjoyed robot butt all day. [ laughter ] there's no time today that i've told the robot butt joke that wally hasn't laughed the loudest. [ laughter ] today was christopher columbus' birthday. and if you're wondering what to get him, how about something that already belongs to someone else? [ light laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] chipotle offered $3 burritos today to any customers who ordered in their halloween costume. good news for the front of the horse, but terrible news for the back. [ laughter and applause ] and finally, during an interview with fox news, as we've mentioned, white house chief of staff john kelly said that the lack of ability to compromise led to the civil war. here to comment is one of our writers, amber, in a segment we call "amber's minute of fury." ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> fool! the lack of compromise led to the civil war? lack of compromise? that's an awfully strange way to pronounce "slavery." [ laughter ] it wasn't a lack of compromise that led

>> wawa -- >> i didn't know wally knew how to write. >> thank you! >> you're welcome. >> that's fantastic. congratulations. >> thank you -- oh, my gosh. >> that's got to go a long way this time of year. >> another 2,500 meals. wonderful. thank you very much. >> i could cry. thank you. >> the wawa foundation, joann, tom, thank you very much. great to see that. an easy way to put smiles on lots of people's faces for the holidays. >> absolutely. >> big smiles? >> absolutely m. >>> 5:18 on this wednesday. we continue to watch trouble on 95. >> jessica boyington here this morning with a look at the situation involving a crane on 95. >>> right, bucks county, cameras at 413. we're blocked actually in both directions. this was the construction project and overhead sign repair that kind of was a project that went bad. we have two directions, northbound and southbound on, 95 that are completely blocked to traffic. if you're coming down 95 southbound, they're going to divert you at had 13. if you're head -- at 413. if you're heading northbound, you'll be divert

within the policy i think about wally waves so she. and seated out holes are back said the one five. five five she showed a white house how they are being more popular as if you can call suggests why does it look like he's going to have. other than the people's call she. also rolled around locally in some ways people have said that he has that e to regions at how you can say i'm joined by another gas at this is a joke. villanova from the estate and a public out about the one of the lesser greece's prime independence being with us. thank you very much for having me now that we've seen at the turn out is a fully percentage points higher than a discount that it was in the last election in twenty fifteen. at this is the only figure that we have to talk about the the merriment it does seem significance a lot of people predicting. that it's a ten ounce high energy goes against pro independence groups such as yours is that how you're reading this. they're educated this. a you we can't really compare because. the twenty fifteen votes was held

say hi to wally.isten, if you're coming to bethlehem, kris kringle market is the place to see. 100 artists. our photo journalist introduces us to an artist who designs and makes ornaments right in his booth. >> this is unique, the machine. this has been going on since 1987. that's when i started doing this. they call this the moravian star. the bethlehem star has points. this one. germany, russia, over the years, america. people from washington, new york. i ask where am i going to send this -- italy. some in japan. yeah, they go all over the place. people smile, this is to my mom. kids come in, too. >> you can visit kris kringle market tomorrow through saturday. a fantastic spot. this is christmas city, usa. you should visit this time of year. come to the wawa, free coffee and saying hi to the customers. >> christmas city, getting ready for the holiday season. all right. >>> the other thing we're getting ready for is the possibility of wet weather over christmas. >> right now we're loving mild tempera

wally had to do was hold on. paul pogba did not help the cause. a straight red.rby. 3—1 was how it ended. an iconic premier league fixture and this was an iconic premier league game. wow! we had everything. we're waiting for reaction to come through from the two managers. arsenal were victims of their own downfall with the defending. you have to praise manchester united. it was such a significant win. the last two trips to the emirates in the league, they had lost without scoring. a huge win. you can see how they were feeling after the game for the david de gea was exceptional. you have to credit anthony marty r. the huge negative for manchester united. —— martial. at the moment, paul pogba misses the manchester derby. will give you reaction as a mummy get on sports day. that show you what happened in the lunchtime kick—off. —— as soon as we get it. chelsea have consolidated third place after a 3—1 win over newcastle in the lunchtime kickoff. it was newcastle rafa benitez‘s first return to stamford bridge since his interim spell charge back in 2013. joe lynskey r

that more violations are campuses of her into the which years you correctly pointed out we see major wally shows by f.b.i. by the cia and all of us law we also see how they almost they regularly intervene into the political process in the united states the interview so directly that it's almost unbelievable yet it's warmer it's breathtaking i mean again one can have their personal taste and i did too and i think that's fair game everyone has an opinion here but when they bring it into the office we have in this case of bruce or his wife a high official in the f.b.i. his wife is working in a fusion g.p.s. where this all of this started from this salacious dossier and his wife was over there yes and then that's not disclosed to the public to see who actually didn't even explode tell his boss at the f.b.i. that he had meetings with christopher steele i mean if that isn't collusion then we have to find another word because this is just outrageous europe. actually if we look at these whole presidential election why is no one investigating the cases when our barman quite publicly said these guys

the abuse can intensify once the candidate is elected, as sarah wallis and found to her cost.ays in the run—up to christmas in totnes, local activists, sadly including the local labour party, decided to parade with a real coffin and leave a large and carefully construct a model of a coffin at my constituency office. does the leader of the house feel, particularly in light of yesterday's report on intimidation in public life, that this overstepped a line of decency, that there are real dangers in using the imagery of death directed against individuals to whip up hatred, and that most importantly of all, this kind of thing deters really good candidates from applying for public life. yes, mr speaker, from applying for public life. yes, mrspeaker, i from applying for public life. yes, mr speaker, i was disgusted, as i am sure all honourable and right honourable members were, to hear about the awful experience of my honourable friend, and at the time i texted her to say i hope she was ok. that must have been absolutely terrifying, truly horrible. we should all condemn it and call i

wally are together, the whole world can sleep well. let me follow up on the issue of nuclear weapons which you mentioned. the u.s. and russia, the dominant nuclear weapons powers. you, head of the delegation that negotiated new start treaty. so, my question is you mentioned the treaties are healthy, but there is some commentary now that arms control as we have known it is not in a healthy state. i don't believe we have formal treaty negotiations going on. is underreaty criticism from both sides. are we at the end of arms control as we have known it or is this a temporary pause? if we don't have arms control as we have known it, had we manage our nuclear relationship? amb. anatov: first of all i would like to repeat your words. we need more trust. start --ossible to impossible to start negotiations tomorrow. it is necessary to make a lot of preparation work for this. and 2008 we009 started our negotiations with the united dates. -- united states. you had an excellent team, a professional team, a smart team led by your former undersecret

this is like great britain's king edward marrying bart simpson instead of wallis simpson. [laughter] of your brief, you argue that sebastian agreed to marry olivia to claim immigration benefits. sebastian had no other rational reason to accept olivia's proposal. are you aware that the role of by tellingclaimed carter and michelle pfeiffer. no other rational reason? [laughter] >> maybe he just -- on for ae it was so royal to fall in love with a foreign actor? [applause] [laughter] issue -- prince harry may have an issue about this. >> fair enough. here is what i would say about that. to the point about sebastian not having a different reason for marrying her other than the fact that he needed to claim citizenship, i think that is exactly what was going on. you have a situation where olivia fell in love with someone completely different. someone who will her and one her. yada yada yada. the only thing sebastian said to her. the first thing he's dead is i will. this is not the person that she thought. it is very clear what his thought process was. olivia,s ashore, sees she pr

only in the world of wally wood but in politics and sports. the latest big name it's only her before, dustin hoffman. it was brought up in the scandal before. five total new women have come forward alleging sexual harassment and assault by the award-winning iconic actor. hoffman allegedly exposed himself to a teenager in 1980 and assaulted a woman in 1987 during a filming of a movie. during the period time of around they did all the presidents men. hoffman's attorney calling all these new accusations against the actor defamatory falsehoods. "the five" new accounts bring the total to eight women now accusing the actor. hoffman did respond earlier this month to a woman that claimed she was sexually harassed when she was 18. hoffman apologized and said they were not reflective of who i and pier that was a quote. meantime, based on media reports, the police have opened an investigation to russell simmons. multiple woman accused him of sexual misconduct peer nine women now in total alleged the incidents happen over the last two decades. the nypd sa

witnesses tell police that 20- year-old iowa abdulla stabbed you seth new wally sunday night. police say abdulla took off from the home on fremont boulevard near washington but was arrested about two hours later. officers seized a knife believed to be the weapon involved. >>> a developing company from oakland says it is buying the old series building on broadway in downtown oakland. -- sears building on broadway in downtown oakland. in march uber changed its plans and now the company will be moving to san francisco to an office building near the warriors planned arena. yesterday cim group said it bought the building, which is now known as uptown station for an undisclosed amount of money. the renovations are expected to be finished by late next year. >>> some bad news there as well and a central educational resource for oakland students slowly disappearing. we reveal what is behind the closure of many school libraries. >>> also the investigation into that deadly amtrak train derailment in washington state is focused on something else other than speed. the other person who was

you see wally and our producer jenna doing their best to stay warm. it's chilly. feels like 30s. the temperature has been getting colder, the wind has picked up. feels like 39 degrees in allentown. 34 in reading. 30s, feels-like temperatures, spread into the suburbs, too. pottstown now 37 degrees. the wind has been steady and will get a bit stronger. we have seen gusts of 30 miles per hour over just above this morning. and it's a possibility this afternoon, too. the temperatures right now, in the 40s. look what happens during the day. the wind will be blowing, and here in the lehigh valley, for example, the temperature comes down to 37 degrees at 9:00. then it's up to 40 degrees at noontime. the temperatures in neighborhoods will actually get colder this afternoon than what we're experiencing this morning. philadelphia's going to holds steady -- to hold steady, but the wind will make it feel cold pretty much all day long. krystal klei will break the day down hour by hour for you coming up in a few minutes. >> one woman walked by and said, what are you all doing here? we're focusi

he must be like wally and the beaver. your childhood wasn't like that. >> no, my parents, the joke is they pioneered the marriage disillusion laws for the state of california. my dad, janet and zsa zsa gabor all had a lot of divorces between them. but i can't, i have three siblings. i'm the third kid of four. and we all have different takes on you know, the environment that we grew up in. and mine was, is that other than it being confusing sometimes, and otherwise it being having a you know, parents who weren't anxious to tell us what was going on in the world, i didn't, i kind of thought it was an adventure. i had ten different homes by the time i was 10 years old. >> that's confusing. >> u but i thought it was kind of cool. i had a bunch of step siblings. we lived in apartments. we lived almost like on quauzsy farms. on the outskirts on towns. in the middle of towns. >> different schools? >> yeah, i was able to size up what was going on pretty quick and some degree of a good sense of humor and some degree of confidence

if people feel this bill empowered them and see monnetheir wallies and see jobs and companies stay or bonuses. you are welcome for your bonus. comcast owns nbc. you are welcome. when people -- when money is begin out and people are generous that is good. the economy, stupid. if president trump can run in 2020 on are you better off now than our years ago and this tax bill is a part of it. it does not need to be sold. it has been impuned by the left. >> you say some media. >> not all media. >> katie? >> they have to remind people it was republicans who passed this and this is before the mid term not only about reselling the plan that had a lot of misinformation. and it is true that according to poling that we sighted we don't know the details of the questions. people don't know or think it is going to benefit them. that will change once they see their paychecks come. this is about the politics and pr surrounding an election and reminding people as democrats take advantage of the economy and prove itting is was republicans who put this in place. >> i had a thought. what are they fighting

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president trump has said we're going to build that wall and end chain migration base wally as the lotteryust protect at all cost. rachel your news works on capitol hill. is there a deal to be had here? rachel: the president also has a heart for these kids who have been caught in the system. he said that repeatedly. i want to do something about this. and he extended the deadline to march because he is trying to make time for congress to do it the proper way through the people's house, through legislation and not through executive order as we know can be undone. look, i think that the president has a pulse on the american people. he always has. he has his america first agenda. and that includes securing the border. i think the american people vpghted immigration reform. they have wanted a solution for daca. they also want it to be done properly. they don't trust immigration reform or an amnesty for the daca kids without securing the border. they don't trust republicans to do it but they do trust donald trump. >> can they do it? >> be they also want it done right and also done in the next th

. >> like wally world. >> like merry christmas you filthy animal.ith these ideas somewhat is happening in the crassic process. >> we are brothers. we have decided when we have thought of a few ideas. [laughter] our sisters help out with a few ideas also. this is a great one. this is kind of a trump themed sweater. no more happy holidays. pete: i see the x is through the happy holidays, merry christmas. rick: do people put in an order of what they want to say and you make it like this "fox & friends weekend." >> they can actually put in their observe pictures and designs and create a sweater based on that. rick: i will tell you it's really comfortable. rachel: they will really soft. that's what i like about them. ed: it's going to be huge. we have the president right there. could you do a what happened one for hillary fan out there? [laughter] pete: it's an idea. give me a kick back. >> they asked me to stay on this segment one condition you give me the ugliest one it has and has to be a medium. i'm from new york. i wear everything too sizes too smal