i think welsh is a bit of an outlier there. think a lot of democrats do not want to be put on the spot. he's quite liberal and would be happy to stake out that ground and safe to do so up there in voth. a lot of others don't want to have to do that, particularly vulnerable democrats up for election. and the republicans aren't eager to help them out, so they may seek more aggressive resolutions that are also not really about events on the ground there but about making statements before the election. >> the big takeaway from what you just said for me is that your beard is soon going to be z.z. top long, which i'm looking forward to. but also, you might have already answered this question. the likelihood of congress doing something about demilitarizing our american police forces. are you going to say no chance of that in 2014? >> well, if you push for it, toure, i think you could get it over the top there. if you think about it, hank johnson, like welsh, he's definitely from the liberal wing of the party. he's got his following. b

bowery type building, very rustic, and they asked for a choir to perform, but it was in 1849 that welshneers came to the valley and they saying in four-part harmony. they sang in welsh, and that is one brigham young decided you needed to be the nucleus of the great choir, so it really started in 1847 and 1849. they used to sing in a building over on the square that was is a temporary link, but they called it the tabernacle, and that is how the name came, the mormon tabernacle choir. when that was too small, they started building this particular building, which was in the late 1860's, it was completed at the end of the civil war, and the choir moved into this building at that time, and the tabernacle here has been the home of the choir ever since. as we have visitors come to temple square, we invite them into the tabernacle, one of the things they first notice is that imposing instrument that is behind me, the organ. built by early pioneer stock, and it becomes the centerpiece for people to begin to look at and think -- wow, this is really an amazing experience. and they see the choir in

you can take york road or welsh road if you neat to get around it.is right around the entrance to the pennsylvania turnpike. you can come south and access the turnpike that way, chris. >>> let's take you to breaking news out of the rhawnhurst area of philadelphia. police say a man came home to find a burglar in his house. here's what we know. they say the man went inside. found the burglar in there. the burglar ran off. the homeowner chased him. police say the burglar then fired at the pursuing homeowner. no one was hurt. suspect was still on the run, police say. we'll continue to follow this story and bring you any significant information as we get it. >>> 6:22, new from overnight, philadelphia police are searching for a man who shot and killed a man while he was driving. the driver them crashed into a house and caused it to collapse. >> reporter: hi, tracy. police when we got to the scene told us the driver was shot while he was driving on seybert street which caused him to collapse into this abandoned home. you can see hundreds of bricks fell on t

general mark welsh provided an update about a body found on a plane. he says that raises security concerns and that they would review protocols. this is one hour. >> what we are going to do today is secretary james and general welsh will invoke their remarks and we will open it up for questions and answers. please, state your name and affiliation when asked. we will do one question and one follow-up and then depending on how much time, we will see if we can get to other questions. if there is any other questions, you are more than welcome to call the air force press room. without any further ado, secretary james. >> thank you for joining us and spending some time this afternoon. as thebeen on the job 23rd secretary of the air force for about seven months. during that seven months, i have spent my time here in washington focused on working with our congress, working on budget matters, a variety of budget issues. the other part of my time i have focused on getting out and around and seeing our air force in action. i have seen all of our five including 30

and dale welsh and students matter set out to do that. i think we're going to win on appeal. one thing about trials you get to put on the evidence cross-examine witnesses and i think the constitution of california will trump those laws and we'll win on appeal. we feel good where we are. and we hope that it helps the state of california and nationwide. >> are you prepared to fight an up hill battle to defend what your teachers have had for a long time. >> we have a long road to go. we are confident that the evidence is overwhelming, that these statutes don't deny equal access. but more importantly we're going to continue to work hard, to educate kids, to explain these issues with are at times quite complicated. i will finally just say and just repeating the point that dana made earlier. if getting rid of seniority in due process were magic elicksers, then why is it that states like florida, georgia, louisiana, other anti-labor states are not models of equity or academic excellence. the reason they are not is there are other profound issues than simply these protections for tea

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welsh with the frisbee through the legs of the rider.w about the soccer ball, on the skate board. how about some basketball moves? >> oh. >> how can you be that good at that many trick things? >> i know. there's a lot. put i together here t a trick shot pyramid. i can do that aside from standing on the motorcycle. >> really? >> what? >> a skid plate on the back of the bike. check it out. there's a tiny plate with the bike, and, boom, hit the water bottle full of fuel, erupting into a pile of fire. >> that's dangerous. if i'm not mistaken, there's fuel in the motorcycle as well, and they are just inches away from that huge ball of flame. >> yeah, but your gas tank is not leaky so you're safe. >> i can't get over that many trick shots, specialize in one thing. >> too much talent? >> almost too much. it's like high octane talent. zblmplgt i need your imagination. connects with the piece that's painted. tell me what you think you see. this is in taiwan, and the artist took the brush to the canvas. >> now he's mad. this is cool and creepy. >>

you can take york or welsh road. drivers route 100, really quiet. this is a live look at route 113. 202 is also clear route 30 bypass is quiet as well. for drivers in new jersey, you have a little construction out there remaining at the turnpike southbound at mount holly. exit 5 is blocked until 7:00 a.m. >>> 3 minutes until 5:00, this morning, there are reports that another american has been killed alongside the american found dead. >>> and what the quake could mean for the price of wine. >>> and on strike. what the infamous killer has decided that out to do. >>> 4:43, a live look outside. bill henley said sunny skies. >>> police in camden county say a man shot and killed his wife inside a hospital then shot himself. as police were investigating they found that the couple's son was also dead. investigators say he brought a gun to kennedy university hospital in stafford and shot his wife denise. he then turned a gun on himself. that's when he found the couple's adult son ryan seen here shot to death inside the home. there's no word on a motive or wh

traffic diverted on to either york road or welsh road for first half of the morning rush hour. they are still working on the 42 freeway. southbound on the ramps to 295 north one lane blocked for another half an hour or so as part of the bellmawr interchange construction and south on the new jersey turnpike again work crews right here near burlington mount holly interchange. patco off to a good start this morning. remember they have a new schedule they are working off of this morning. ukee, back over to you. >>> new this morning police in northeast philadelphia are investigating an overnight shooting that left one man dead. authority searched for clues on the 4300 block of pen pen street in frankford. police found one man with the gunshot to the head just after midnight. there is no word on a motive for shooting as police continue to search for leads. >>> we are still awaiting to find out why a husband shot his wife to death inside a south jersey hospital and then turn the gun on himself. authorities say six three-year old raymond wychowanec murdered his wife denise inside kenne

so have to use the alternate eat york road, welsh rd. 295 southbound, past route 30, accident that has the left lane block. >> 83:00; some of the excitement for last year's first annual face-off against cancer hockey tournament, took place in aston township, delaware county. >> an after dollars hockey player battle testicular cancer, and right now, though, the organization look to go do it once again, so they're joining us outside of the studio with mike. >> oh, they are here again. they're back. high shall everybody. oh, i can introduce all of them to you. i can't introduce all of them, but hey, mike, great to see you. >> you smell good. >> fresh jersey, just born last night. >> we all know how hockey uniforms can sting stink. >> notice nobody wants to stands too close. >> when is the game. >> september 6. >> where will it be? aston ice works, right here this gentleman is sporting the logo flies aston low owe go. >> turn around, show us the number. >> still here. >> because it is still there. >> or not. >> you dealt with testicular canc

. >> welshing you know, i don't know what comes first because to even do stand up comedy you have toout of mind. if i had a nickel for every time somebody comes up to my wife and goes, oh, your big daddy's wife, he must be great to live with, all that laughter all the time. my wife rolls her eye, yeah, barrel of laughs every day. it takes something, i don't have the answer. i have done thousands of shows in my career and i'm a nervous wreck before every inning is will one of them. i don't know what comic who isn't. >> we know you from sports and of course from your stand up but also you really are into media and film. you are a student of film. >> i wouldn't call it a student but i love movies. >> is what your favorite robin williams film and why, we will leave ate that. i will go with moscow on the hudson because it was first one where i went wow that is mork. this lonely sad guy who misses his family in russia. it just completely blew me away. it remain my famous performance. >> thanks big daddy graham, thanks so much. we appreciate it. >> interesting story there back from the late

while playing on hole welsh soil, he hopes this trophy will be the first for real madrid this season.>> i'm looking to the season ahead, feel in great shape. for me, i don't really the pressure of being back home. it's all a big match to be won. it's another game and i have to put 100% in to perform my best. >> real madrid's best team. we'll have to contend with rinaldo expected to be fit despite a knee injure which has lingered since the world cup. >> the best player in the word, of course, and he doesn't need two months of preseason to come to give his very best. as the greatest player, i'm very comfortable with him. we have our collective tools. real madrid has very strong players. >> he was at the heart of a racism row after describing players as banana eaters. a 71-year-old won a majority of the vote and has been the overall favorite. he has apologized for the race related comments where he also suggested that athletes should introduce stricter requirement for non-e.u. footballers. >> from what has happened in the last few weeks i learned many lessons i will certainly act on. in

drivers will take heed and located in abington township old york and susquehanna road and old york and welshoad and more happened fit water road those are the company townships three most dangerous intersections. abington officials insist it's about safety not a revenue generator for the township since fines cost cost of the program and any extra goes to penndot. >> our program is very limited. we're only doing our three worst intersections rather than this is not about proliferation of red light cameras across abington township. >> for the first 60 days only warnings will be issued but tickets begin october 1. fines for relate runners will be 100 dollars and the program runs one year and officials will determine whether to renew the contract. >> u.s. health officials are warning americans not to go to three west african paitions heat by ebola outbreak. ebola is getting worse there. more than 1300 people were sickened and more than 700 died and medevac jet left georgia tonight to bring kent brantly back. his condition has deteriorated. son of nurse nancy writebol said shimz proved and is far

if you're familiar with that area, we have best buy out there, pep boys, york road or welsh road will get you around it. heading into new jersey, a look at 295. traffic is moving along in both directions on 295. we have overnight construction on 295 and the new jersey turnpike, some of it is lingering but we're not seeing any delays. >> announcer: now your nbc10 "first alert" weather with meteorologist bill henley. >> things are changing before our eyes. check this out. flags blowing on top the aramark building in center city. that's a northerly wind. so that's dry air moving in. but not cool. 76 degrees, that's 6 degrees warmer than this time yesterday. a live view of cape may from the marquis de lafayette hotel. and trenton is warmer up by 8 degrees. at the shore today, you'll see sunshine, the wind will kick in. and it will be low 80s this afternoon. rip current risk is still in the area today. it will diminish as we head toward the holiday weekend. it's all because of cristobal which is a minimal hurricane offshore. not going to get close to land masses, but really churning up the

. >> robin williams grew up welsh-irish, in the engine of american industry. his dad was a detroit auto executive. williams was a creative loner who once said he shared his childhood bedroom with 2,000 toy soldiers. once he got out of there, there was no stopping him, he was off to a career of improv and standup, and he went off on whatever occurred to him. you like the plane, mr. lincoln? duck. >> reporter: he was a genius in an industry where that word gets tossed around too freely. his personal life was always a struggle, always a work in progress. he was a father of three, married three times. his acting got our attention. and started to rack up oscar nominations. starting with "good morning vietnam." >> good morning vietnam! >> two years later there was "dead poet's society." and then "aladdin" where his voice brought the character to life. >> 10,000 years will give you such a crick in the neck. >> "mrs. doubtfire" soon took its place among modern screen favorites. then came "good will hunting" and robin williams as therapist. >> you don't know about real

you can take york and welsh roads to get around willow grove. and now high school blitz game of the week. 69%, 6,700 people voted this weekend. we want to keep that going. we're going to have this every single week. what's going to happen now? that game is going to be featured on "high school blitz" saturday night at 7:00. i'm heading out to downingtown east. you can see it right here on nbc10. >>> vandalism caught on camera. it's not just what the vandals did that has a community outraged. it's also what they wrote. >>> the future of a military base now in question because of what was found in the ground. to prove a point about internet speeds, we slowed down an up escalator this is crazy like i don't get it, this one is working ladies, shouldn't up be as fast as down? yeah. shouldn't internet speeds match as well? yes. do your socks match? my socks match. do your eyeballs match? yes. cable does not match the speeds. makes you want to go mad. erggggh. only verizon fios comes with speed match. upload speeds as fast as your download speeds. join

between of house of 12:15 and 2:45am someone pushed open an unlocked window on a home in the 1900 blo welshoad stealing anism pad and same scenario on the 1700 block of edge hill road with the suspect gaining ent unlocked rear window. >> our doors are locked all the time. >> reporter: surveillance cameras captured these images of a suspect during an tempted break in on august 2nd in the 200 block of morton road. this vick testimony now has an alarm system. more cautious now than ever. >> because you're in a suburban neighborhood it does not keep you safe from crime. >> reporter: well police do believe that the suspects may be traveling either on foot or on a bicycle. they're not sure at this point but get in and out of neighborhoods fairly quickly. they're urging residents right now to make sure that the doors and windows of their homes and cars are locked at all times. we're live here at the abington township police department, natasha brown cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> natasha, thank you. >> we now know it was family member who trade to rob the home of a murdered mother in northeast philad

we welsh it's sort of ironic we're having the next nato summit early september with the welsh and wales you know and some seem to be entirely appropriate we well just on our promise and that's the seeds of this current conflict people from wales and so that's a sense i know it's a slur by my mother is well but you know the last thing is that two thousand and eight under george w. bush. there's a there's a great cable that was released by wiki leaks courtesy of bradley manning and it's a cable from our ambassador in moscow bill burns and the title is net means net what happened a lot of the foreign minister then and now called the ambassador in and said look we hear rumors that you're going to try to cooperate ukraine into nato you look at the means and yet no way are we going to tolerate this so burns reports this back to washington february of two thousand and eight april three two thousand and eight nato ministers nato nato summit really top leaders in bucharest rumania decides nato to ukraine and georgia it would both become and that would will both become members of nato this is geo

old york and welsh roads, and old york and susquehanna. now, those cameras, which were turned on at midnight, are what officials say are three of the busiest and most dangerous intersections. 100-dollar fines don't kick in, though, until october. >>> pennsylvania lawmakers have postponed a vote on the cigarette sales tax, and philadelphia mayor mike nutter is not happy. the tax money would help funds philadelphia's schools. now, the house was supposed to vote on the tax monday. superintendent doctor bill hite has previously said if the district did not get that money, layoff notices would go out august 15th. schools might not open on time. mayor nutter has harsh words for harrisburg. >> we need to be crystal clear as to why your children will not start school on time. it is because the general assembly and the house republican leadership decided not to come back into session for one day and do their jobs for which you pay your taxes. >> lawmakers said they've asked governor tom corbett to advance the district money to help close the defici

they're located at moreland, fitzwatertown roads, and welsh roads, and old york and susquehanna. officials say it will help but residents, some of them, don't like it. >> they were a mess in philadelphia when they first started. and what if somebody borrowed my car, and drove it, i would be responsible for it even though i wasn't the driver. so i don't think again it is fair. >> i think they're a revenue generator, getting a ticket in the mail later. >> there is two month grace period for red light runners. however, a 100-dollar fine kicks in on october 1st. >>> right in you, 4:33, we want our traffic and weather together. morning, katie. >> good morning, we start things off here with little hazier view on "skycam 3". things quiet for now. we are starting to see little more moisture content, so it is a touch more humid, it is cents definitely miler out there this morning, but looking live over the ben franklin bridge, still quiet. it is just starting to turn a little hazier. when we go next to storm scan3, also evident when we throw the satelite coverage on top here, overnight ac

. >>> welshing it will be a warm day but a great day for that parade tomorrow. thousands are expected to cheer out taney dragons. that parade will kick off at 20th and market at 2:00 and work its way down to fdr park. "eyewitness news" reporter jane carabao is live tonight and jane, this will be a huge day for these little leaguers. >> reporter: jessica, taney dragons have certainly become the summer feel good story, haven't they? a lot of excitement is building for tomorrow's parade. the route you the is the very same route that the 2008 phillies took after they won the world series. only difference here is the entire route will in the be shut down. it is a rolling parade which means police witt shut town row is a long the route just before the taney dragons fly by. philadelphia pride on display, after the 2008 phillies won the world series. on wednesday, our taney dragons will take the same trip from center city to south philadelphia as thousands celebrate their little league world series run. >> yes, it was as you can see. >> we have something good going on a

that is the governor's welsh corgi doing the ice bucket challenge for him.enge has helped raise more than $31 million for the als association. >> not much of a bucket there. [ laughter ] >>> maybe someone should dump some of that ice on the 49ers new stadium turf. and could girl power prevail in the world series? the latest from davis, next. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >> all right, we are going to talk about somebody who has made it on the cover of sports illustrated and really, really making a name for herself. >> knocking off the giants from the leader board. >> great stuff. how big is 13-year-old sennation mo'ne davis? the little league cover girl for sports illustrated had an autographed baseball on ebay up to $500 tonight. mo'ne davis in philadelphia facing las vegas in the middle league world series. nevada up 1-0. in second. davis goes deep off davis, make it 3-0. davis goes two and a third as las vegas won 8-1 to advance in the u.s. championship game. philadelphia now falls into the elimination game. no rain in sight tonight in wrigley for the san francisc

welshing cleve is having a technical difficulties with his mike. a lot of those philadelphia residents heading back now from the game, maybe a little bit sad. >> i can imagine, a little tired and sad. >> but taney is not out just yet. dragons play chicago at 7:30f taney wins they will face las vegas again in the u.s. finals on sat the day. so, go taney. >> we can come back from it. >>> right now lets check on our traffic and weather together with katee. it is warm out there. >> it is august. that is what we are supposed to be used to and we have not been given a chance to be used to this weather because of the fall like air masses settling n we will check in with sky cam three. where we're at 71 degrees. this is an observation taking front root top at cbs-3 but we will continue to see a generally just quiet pattern out there, for now. things are starting to just gradually go downhill as we go next to storm scan three, we will start to show you why here. there will be wet weather that starts to fire up with time, we have seen a couple of showers acr

. >>> welshing we will begin sports tonight with some bad news from the flyers, earlier this afternoon, the team announced veteran defender kimmo timonen is suffering from blood clots in both of his lungs and his right leg. he is now being treated by doctors in his home country of finland. the his general manager, ron hextall with more on his condition. >> from everything that our doctors have told us, who have been in communication with the doctors in finland, kimmo is doing well. apparently what happened was kimmo was having pain in his one calf. calf. he said something to his buddy who ace a doctor and he told him he better get to the hospital, so he went to the hospital and they thankfully they found the blood clot and treated him. i can tell you as an organization, we will plan, he will be out for a while which we don't have a definitive time period. >> this is the second time timonen has had trouble with blood clots, he missed four games with the eastern conference finals in 2008 because of a small blood enclosed in his foot. after last season he signed a within year extension wi

. >> reporter: come as are at the corner of susquehanna nan old york road, old york and welsh roads anditzwater town and more land roads. police say red light running was hard to stop at all of these intersections until now. >> because of the configuration of those intersections it's been virtually up possible to do normal enforcement. and now that the red light technology is who are, we're using that to make those dangerous intersections safer. >> police chief says they're trying to row duce accidents. fines are one hadn't dread dollars and they won't take effect until october. and abington won't see any of that revenue. money collected will go to penndot and to pay for the cost of the program. >> thing they're a revenue generator you get tickets in the mail after running a red light or being late for red light and i don't think it really helps traffic at all. >> this is a pilot program that is only scheduled to last one year. at the end of that time the police chief says they will hold public hearings and re-evaluate. in abington diana rocco cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> well massachuse

he is the governor's welsh corky, pour little guy.he dog stood in front of the capital and had a small bucket of ice dumped on it. doesn't look like a liked it. the ice bucket challenge has helped raise more than $31 million for the als association. >>> well, we have all seen a lot of strange stuff dumped alongside freeways but this afternoon, in the south bay, chopper 5 captured a stuffed animal spill. dozens of stuffed critters laying along the shoulder. >> no! >> 680 near 101 in san jose. it's not clear how the little fellas got there. >> hopefully a bunch of kids aren't going to bed lonely. >> traumatizing for the people driving by. my teddy! >>> now for a look at what's ahead on the "cbs evening news." >> we have scott pelley in new york. >> reporter: hi, allen and liz. great to be with you in the bay area. as you reported, president obama was angry and defiant today as he vowed justice in the killing of an american journalist by terrorists in iraq. we're going to have a detailed look at this militant group that made james foley

the high security prison but in fact fencing that was erected ahead of nato summit next week in the welsh capital cardiff the so-called ring of steel is meant to protect one hundred fifty world leaders along with thousands of staff and journalists during a two day event not this fears grow that islamic state terrorists could be planning attacks to disrupt the summit and police forces from across the u.k. of being called in to maintain security the total cost of the security measures. is yet known but some critics claim that downing street is about to foot the bill of up to fifty million pounds. and residents aren't too happy with the security measures some locals took to twitter to express their anger comparing the city to a mass prison in the german from the stop the war coalition thinks that the fact that nato leaders feel the need to hide behind fences says a lot about the policies they're closing lots of schools that children won't be able to attend because of the summit and of course if there's a teachers' strike or something and the teachers close the schools as there's outcry but t

. >> welshing is on your side with maintenance to keep them running smoothly for you. >> but first here's what is coming up tonight on cbs-3. >>> get ready for a white out in the city tonight. >> but where it is going to be just yet but tonight is third annual dinner en blank in philadelphia more than 3,000 people will be deck out in all white a tire for the pop up dinner. the event is sold out, and the secret location won't announced until just a few minutes before the dinner begins. so break out your white clothes. >> it looks like a nice night. >>> even if you use your washer and dryer daily you don't spend have time thinking about their care n this weeks angie's list report jim donovan has things that you should consider in order to get most out of those appliances. >> are you guilty of over stuffing your washing machine? rick an appliance repairman says it is a common mistake. >> the more water you have in there the more freely your clothes will have move around and wash. >> rule of thumb has come up to the top hole of your inner tub. and this is your inner tub, outer tub on the outs

. >> reporter: police say it was after four at grant plaza at grant and welsh, an 86 year-old man, thought he hit reverse on his 2011 toyota prius but hit forward. he then hit the gas instead of the brake and crashed right through front doors of the steve stein's famous deli and restaurant. >> deli was opened for business. there were approximately 20 people inside, customers, as well as employees, however, fortunately, none of those, individuals, who were injured. >> reporter: eighty-six year-old managed to get out on his own and appeared to be dazed. he was transported to aria torresdale hospital to be check out. >> it could have been a whole lot worse due to the the fact that this 2011 prius drove completely through the front double doors and ended up against the the rear counter of the deli. >> reporter: that in and of itself authorities say is nothing short of the miracle. >> it happened. >> reporter: as it turns out it is second time this year that a motorist has accidentally driven their vehicle in to the deli. >> after the first incident the owner put up these metal poles to prevent

that is the governor's welsh corgi doing the ice bucket challenge for him. challenge has helped raise more than $31 million for the als association. >> not much of a bucket there. [ laughter ] >>> maybe someone should dump some of that ice on the 49ers new stadium turf. new stadium turf. and could girl power prevail in you got a little something on the back of your shoe there. a price tag! danger! price tag alert! oh. hey, guys. price tag alert! is this normal? well, progressive is a price tag free zone. we let you tell us what you want to pay, and we help you find options to fit your budget. where are they taking him? i don't know. this seems excessive! decontamination in progress. i don't want to tell you guys your job, but... policies without the price tags. now, that's progressive. how did it become absent-mindedly to snacking? eating one after the next, after the next? so predictable and so unsatisfying? what about pulling up a chair, a stool, a beanbag, and actually tasting our food. we are a creamy cheese that still believes in the beauty of a knife,

cardiff next week as more in across the river was detailing earlier some of the measures have made the welsh capital look more like a high security prison and three high sixteen kilometers long fence has already got some calling it the ring of steel it's meant to protect one hundred fifty world leaders along with thousands of stop and journalists during the two day event. police forces from across the u.k. have been called in to maintain security though the total cost of the secret measures right now is not known but the critics are claiming the downing street is about a foot of build up to fifty million pounds while some locals have taken to twitter to express their anger at the city being turned into this high security zone in fact with others wondering why there's a need to for example a wrecked and anti dark wall well lindsey german from the stop the war coalition of things the fact that nato leaders have to hide behind these fences well it says an awful lot about their policy. that closing lots of schools that children might be able to attend because of the summit and of course if there

summit in cardiff next week as marina possible mentioned there some of the measures have made the welsh capital look more like a high security prison three reader high as sixteen kilometer long offense has already been dubbed the ring of steel it's meant to protect one hundred fifty world leaders along with thousands of staff and journalists during the two day event police forces from across the u.k. have been called in to maintain security the total cost of the security measures is yet unknown but some critics claim downing street is about to foot the bill of up to fifty million pounds some of the locals say that have taken the twitter to actually express their anger as how the city is being turned into a high security is they're in with others wondering why there was a need to erect empty duck walls in the german from the stop war coalition things are the fact that nato leaders have to hide behind fences says a lot about their policies their closing lots of schools that children won't be able to attend because of the summit and of course if there's a teachers' strike or some. schools

meeting in cardiff next week as marina calls for every did mention some of the measures have made the welsh capital look more like a high security prison the three metre high sixteen kilometer long friends has already been dubbed the ring of steel it's meant to protect one hundred fifty world leaders along with thousands of staff and journalists during a two day event a police forces from across the u.k. have been called in to maintain security total cost of security measures as well so far unknown but some critics claim downing street is about a foot a bill of up to fifty million pounds well there certainly are some locals have taken to twitter to express their anger at their city being turned into ultimately a a high security zone so also without as actually wondering why there was a need to erect anti duck walls lindsey german though from the stop the war coalition she thinks the fact that nato leaders have to hide behind the fences says rather a lot about their policies like closing lots of schools that children won't be able to attend because of the summit and of course if there's a te

cardiff next week as marina kozyrev who was discussing in her package some of the measures have made the welsh capital more like a high security prison the three metre high sixteen kilometer long fence has already been dubbed the ring of steel it's meant to protect one hundred fifty world leaders along with thousands of staff and journalists during a two day event police forces from across the u.k. are being called in to maintain security the total cost of the security measures is yet unknown though some critics claim the downing street is about a foot a bill of up to fifty million dollars well some locals have taken to twitter to express their anger at the city being turned into a basically a high security zone in fact are others wondering why does there need to be for example an anti a set of anti duck walls as well let's have a charge here with lindsay german from the stop the war coalition she thinks the fact that nato leaders have to hind behind fences well it says an awful lot about the policies. that children might be able to attend because of the summit and of course if there's a teach

threat posed by islamic state terrorists will be high on the agenda at the upcoming nato summit in the welsh cities of cardiff a new port macquarie fear reports next hundreds of already gathered to protest the threat of maybe a war military action amid fears the alliance might decide to launch itself into another distant war. well the leaders the organizers of this protest movement against nato hope that in the coming hours and days ten to twenty thousand protesters from across wales the u.k. and even some coming from mainland europe are going to come here top protest nato summit which is taking place on thursday and friday around sixty leaders from around the world coming off for this very high profile and significant conference protesters here are against nato itself the the entity which they see as they say just waging war on a conscience they say it is symbolic of global equality now to protect the nato summit taking place in the next few days has been on trial precedented security operation by the police close to ten thousand police officers have been drafted in from across the u.k. now

cardiff next week as marina culture ever was detailing in her report some of the measures have made the welsh capital of more like a high security prison the three metre high sixteen kilometer long fence has already been dubbed the ring of steel it's meant to protect one hundred fifty world leaders along with thousands of staff and journalists during a two day event these forces from across the u.k. have been called in to maintain security the total cost of the security measures is now unknown but some critics claim that downing street is about to foot the bill for fifty million pounds well you may not be surprised to hear that some locals have taken to twitter to express their anger over why their city has been turned into a high security zone area more like an outdoor prison cell they're also asking for example was any need to iraq to anti duck war so we spoke to lindsey german from the stop the war coalition and she thinks the fact that nato leaders have to hind behind fences some awful lot about their policies they're closing lots of schools that children won't be able to attend because o

as we go to the maps use welsh or york road to get around the blockage.it at fort washington or bensalem instead of willow grove. a trashy morning on the schuylkill expressway, there's trash all over the eastbound lanes near broad street. eastbound is jammed from city avenue on in. there's a crash in camden county of 295 near the white horse pike, speeds 1 miles per hour coming down from 73. >> let's head outside to david murphy with the latest in accuweather. good morning. >> reporter: all smies on the terrace -- smiles on the terrace, 72 degrees in philadelphia. allentown, 66 most of us us in the low 70s. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast shows a gorgeous afternoon, less humid than yesterday, a breeze, 82. not bad today and not bad for the eagles tonight. another nice day tomorrow, humid saturday. sunday night we could see a scattered thunderstorm and i could see those on monday afternoon and evening unfortunately, tam. >> don't forget you can watch the final preseason game tonight on 6abc at 7:00 p.m. i'm tamala edwards, ♪ we got an inner tu

but that within an elite regiment like the royal welsh, what val said is essentially right. it is being fought in this kind of traditional way where morale matters, more than patriotism, more than anything else. comradeship seems to matter most in the trenches to graves. so we are walking away with a different impression of what the war's memory looks like. let's turn our attention to ernest hemingway and "a soldier's home." now hemingway was in the first world war. he was in the red cross. he served in italy. he was wounded in italy while serving in the red cross, hit by a trench mortar, and was severely wounded and had major operations on his leg to recover from his wounds. so, he served as an ambulance man with the red cross, and after he was wounded, he came back home. so, he is a little different than graves. he is not, you know, a four-year veteran of the war. he is not serving in an infantry regiment. he is serving in a different way. and the quote we have here is from his novel "a farewell to arms." natalie i think you are reading , it at the moment, aren't you? >> y

a high security prison but in fact fencing has been erected ahead of nato summit next week in the welsh capital cardiff now the so-called ring of steel is meant to protect one hundred fifty willed leaders along with thousands of staff and journalists during the two day event and that's as fears grow that islamic state terrorists could be planning attacks to disrupt the summit police forces from across the u.k. have been called in to maintain security the total cost of those security measures isn't yet known but some critics claim that downing street could be about to foot the bill of up to fifty million pounds. and residents aren't seen happy either about the security measures some locals took to twitter to express their anger comparing the city to a mass prison trade has reportedly formed by a third since the fence was put up cardiff businessman david a missouri told us about his struggles. and it's very difficult it's a difficult time for a lot of the local businesses and also for people working cardiff it's right in the city center around cardiff castle and it runs right the way arou