the float gets mothballed whitehall.in the aftermath of the war as peace is declared the united and great britain are still sparring with each other thinking that this peace is more of a to us and truce andthey will be at war ag. one of the thing that interestingly emerges from the close of the war of of 1812 is the building of american and canals as homeland in part security projects. we go and when we go to war again with the british we in a much our lakes more efficient manner not like to do this year sending heavy cannon over mud where all that trouble. of 1812s after the war was over, people decided hey, war. revisit that let's commemorate it and or on lake erieand where the battle of lake erie so profound in public memory they went and found the remnants secondbrig niagara, the flagship and they raised it and it allfloating and towed around lake erie as an icon of celebration. whate going to celebrate happened here by raising this ship and today that ship still sails on the great lakes. a very small percentage of t

. >> a surveillance camera catches a bank rob at work in south whitehall township. suspect walked into the national penn bank on the 4200 block of tillman street yesterday and demanded -- and handed a demand note to the teller. police say he got away with an undisclosed amount of cash. call south height hall township police in you recognize him. >>> philadelphia police want you to call 911 if you recognize this woman. she attacked another woman inside the whispers bar inside ogontz avenue. police say she punched 23-year-old before throwing a pint glass at her head. investigators say don't approach the suspect if you see her. >> time for your first look at business here at the big board. americans can expect to pay less on average to heat their homes this winter. the department of energy is predicting warmer temperatures this winter compared to last year. for those who use propane for heating you can expect to seat steepest drop. >>> stocks plunged on fierce of another global economic slow down and this morning futures are in the green pointing to a higher open. face

one more look for for you in south whitehall township. the right lane is blocked.ruction there in the overnight hours also scheduled to be wrapping up any minute, matthew. >> okay, thank you very much, karen. let's talk about our travel forecast. head on over to the big board. it's wednesday morning. it's midweek and, you know, florida looking like it could see some delays related to this thundershower activity and these storms that are moving across. also watching hurricane gonzalo which is off the coast of the bahamas. doesn't look like will it make a move or threat towards the east coast. this is just something we're watching so maybe if you're heading to the bahamas perhaps or bermuda this week just something you might want to keep in mind but dave murphy will be talking about that more later on during the newscast. up and down the east coast looking out for some storms around here in particular and it could delay flights going from boston, new york city philadelphia and also d.c. i checked atlanta which saw some tornadoes in the metro area from these same stor

and whitehall finds it difficult to create aplan across government. departmental -- which of is book i had just written, britain in perilous world which i would submit is the evidence of the committee. do we have enough forces for it? if i understand him correctly the military involvement in that campaign is small and limited and very precisely targeted because, only times it is applied is when the battle is already won. when the population is sufficiently stirred up. when you sufficiently motivated the population, et cetera. then as in georgia, as in crimea, as in ukraine, little green men suddenly appear around suddenly the game is lost and that is really the worry i would have about the baltics. i don't see massed tanks rolling across from germany. what i see is subversion, corruption, disinformation, masquerading, all sort of that classic stuff. in that sense it is not a question of mass that we need, it is precision and application of all the levers of government in support of the host countries in the baltics. >> maybe the defense committee we h

we've done a lot to release whitehall's grip -- by the time the election is called next year every singlet of the uk -- every nation, every city, our towns and villages -- will all have more power than the day the coalition was formed -- just as we said. but i want us to go so much further, supporting strong, prosperous, empowered communities -- able to shape their own futures. and to anyone who thinks that in the next parliament we should the next parliament we should him the next parliament we should cut our losses and give up on our ambitions for real, meaningful political reform -- no way. this country deserves better than the tawdry westminster politics we get from labour and the tories -- and i am going to keep hammering away at the system every single day, because bit by bit that system will break to let the people in. and if power is still hoarded at the centre, the ability for people to liberate themselves from the circumstances of their birth is still denied to too many people. i have fought tirelessly to instil opportunity in the earliest years of a child's life. did you know m

. >> reporter: in the tiny town of whitehall cotton preached to the choir. attacks on obama care are sure-fire applause. >> i told his opponent last time when they voted on obama care, if he voted, i would not vote. i'm voting for mr tom cotton. >> for congressman cotton attacking obama care is a major theme. cotton criticizes the health initiative arkansas supporters count his opns, mentions of obama care per minute. >> obama care stays in office. >> the attacks on obama care are carefully calibrated to emphasise obama instead of care. in arkansas, as in the rest of america, the health law is unpopular in general. surveys show specific provisions of the law enjoy broad support. part of what they'll see is a battle between the policy and the nickname. >> david ramsay is a reporter for the arkansas times, covering health care and politics. >> there's a lot of people in obama care that don like obama care, but when you ask do you like low income folks getting coverage, or stopping insurance companies, that sort of thing, they may be more popular. >> reporter:

you have an accident at whitehall road and 73. following an accident at upper moreland, terwood road at greenwood drive. the most serious accident we have is out of new jersey. pemberton, juliustown road. and pemberton browns mills road that's blocked off take trenton road. >>> and lost scores. many depend on their college readiness exam to get them into college. but maybe 200 students will have to find another test to get them in because a.c.t. scores are missing. >>> social media hype. the dolls causing a bit of a ruckus in belmont and online. - ( helicopter whirring ) - ( roars ) ( siren wails ) ( pop music playing ) ♪ when you're ready ♪ ready, ready, ready ♪ come and get it ♪ get it, get it ♪ when you're ready, come and get it ♪ ♪ na na na na ♪ na na na na na na na ♪ ♪ when you're ready, come and get it ♪ ♪ na na na na... female announcer: it's a great big world and it can all be yours. here and only here. ♪ come and get it. >>> is it is 6:43. and here say live picture from storm force. this is abington. bill henley says stea

. >> in the town of whitehall, cotton was preaching to the q r choir, attacks on obama care sure fire. >> i said if he voted for obama care, i would not vote for it, and i will not. mr tom cotton i'll vote for. >> reporter: for congressman cotton, attacking obama care is a major theme of his campaign. he criticizes the president's health initiative, arkansas reporters count his ox pms -- opm, mentions of obama care per minute. the attacks on obama care are carefully calibrated to emphasise obama instead of care. that's because in arkansas, as in the rest of the america, the health law is unpopular in general. surveys show provisions of the law enjoy broad support. if obama's name is not mentioned. >> part of what you see in the senate race is a battle between the policy and the nickname. >> david ramsay is a reporter for the arkansas times, who covers health care and politics. >> you have a lot of people in arkansas, that don't like affordable care act, but when you ask them do you like low income folks getting coverage, do you like stopping insurance companies discriminating, that ki

there are opening in whitehall, bethlehem, easton and quakertown. >>> starting today, the sidewalks around the rittenhouse square park in philadelphia will be filled with the hand crafted furniture, pottery, clothing, jewelry and other items. the pennsylvania guild fine craft fair opening this morning at 11:00 and continues tomorrow and sunday. admission is free. >>> they may still be having a few showers in the area at 11:00 tomorrow morning. but then things should dry out pretty quickly. today the clouds staying put. so far, no showers in center city. that's the view from the adventure aquarium -- from the cam ca comcast center. a commanding view, but no sign of any rain. 59 in philadelphia. humidity is not even high, it's at 48%. clouds over cape may. the view, no sign of showers right now. that changes as the day goes on. temperatures, they are warming up in spite of the clouds. 59 in philadelphia. in camden county, upper 50s. 57 in cherry hill. clouds though will stay with us all day long. it's not a small system. it's from us through the midwest and into the plains states. behind the

also, south whitehall, pennsylvania turnpike, northeast extension, southbound, just past lehigh valley, there is construction there that has the right lane blocked. vine st. expressway westbound, the off ramp to the schuylkill, construction has the one lane blocked there. and on 202 northbound, between 401 and 252, paoli, there is cents construction that has the left lane blocked there. kerry? >> sue, thank you. it is cents 4:03, we begin this morning with breaking news out of the wick foaming section of the city where a teenage girl is targeted and shocked. police say that she was sitting in front of her home on cat and street. a man approached her. he opened fire on this 17 year old, shot at least five times. she managed to run after being hit once in the arm. but the suspect chased her and continued shooting. she eventually got away. she is at the hospital right now in stable condition. police caught the suspect, who they say does have a rather long rap sheet. >>> a vacant school building catching fire overnight in north philadelphia, crews called out to the scene just before 1:30,

mayor of whitehall. i join with him and other local officials to tour a site. he said at first he had hesitation, but then he saw the operation, saw what was required, and saw the economic impact, both on the construction as well as long-term for the people. i think there will be a healthy balance to continue to add staff to the dnr and keep up with the boom -- >> governor. we have not found a balance between jobs and protecting the environment. and that is what is important. we have to make sure to give the local communities the control that they need to make sure they are not only protecting our environment but also giving them the tools that they can negotiate, so the communities can repair the damage to the roads that the mining causes. an opportunity for wisconsin, but we should not be selling out our natural resources. >> sean? >> wanted to ask you both about the budget, specifically the budget shortfall for the current fiscal year. au says thatn bure even if the tax revenues grow by , wisconsin projected will end this fiscal year through $97 million in t

we've done a lot to release whitehall's grip. by the time the election is called next year every single part of the uk, every nation, every city, our towns and villages, will all have more power than the day the coalition was formed, just as we said. but i want us to go so much further, supporting strong, prosperous, empowered communities, able to shape their own futures. and to anyone who thinks that in the next parliament we should cut our losses and give up on our ambitions for real, meaningful political reform. no way. this country deserves better than the tawdry westminster politics we get from labour and the tories, and i am going to keep hammering away at the system every single day, because bit by bit that system will break to let the people in. [applause] and if power is still hoarded at the center, the ability for people to liberate themselves from the circumstances of their birth is still denied to too many people. i have fought tirelessly to instill opportunity in the earliest years of a child's life. did you know mic

mayor of whitehall. i join with him and other local officials to tour a site. he said at first he had hesitation, but then he saw the operation, saw what was required, and saw the economic impact, both on the construction as well as long-term for the people. i think there will be a healthy balance to continue to add staff to the dnr and keep up with the boom -- >> governor. >> we have not found a balance between jobs and protecting the environment. and that is what is important. we have to make sure to give the local communities the control that they need to make sure they are not only protecting our environment but also giving them the tools that they can negotiate, so the communities can repair the damage to the roads that the mining causes. this is an opportunity for wisconsin, but we should not be selling out our natural resources. >> sean? >> wanted to ask you both about the budget, specifically the budget shortfall for the current fiscal year. a nonpartisan bureau says that even if the tax revenues grow by the 3.5% they projected, wisconsin will end this

the job fair is from 2:00 to 6:00 at the aldi in macarthur road in whitehall. >>> a full hour of newsai sikahema. we will see you in about a half an hour. >>> we're back with more of this try day friday. it is time for the other view. and the answers to your questions when it comes to dating and relationship. >> here to help you get over the bumps in the romantic life is the host of iheart's love life with matthew hussey. >> guess who it is? >> who? >> matthew hussey. >> seems redundant. >> i like it. >> he likes it. >> keep doing it. >> we came across this article on ivillage.com and it talks about breakups and how popular they are. they listed some of the breakups. here is a couple of one says one of them was 20 reasons why the person is being dumped and ends with have a nice life. and another one wrote, this isn't working, you know it, i know it, i moved out. that was on a post it. and someone else wrote, i'm breaking up with you on the inside of a pizza box. >> and posted them online. >> they do it anonymously. >> some of them are funny, like to look at, but to me it is indicative