afscme people is responsible for the content of this ad. . >>> call themselves kayakists. near an oil refinery. they're part of a three-day break free campaign. they're demanding action and saying no to oil and cole fuels. kayakists. >> what i'm doing thought illegal by some. i believe it's just as illegal for these companies to come in and just poe loot and damage the environment around them. >> we encourage they voice their opinion off of other property. it's criminal trespass at minimum and action will be taken eventually. >> distributors gathered in los angeles, albany, new york and washington, dc. >>> a burglar wasn't wearing much when he broke into a store in california. >> the store owner couldn't believe what else he did. when he breaks in he's wearing a sweatshirt around his waist. takes off and naked but wait there's more? he gets to work and it's all caught on video. >> certainly being naked is odd. but what was more odd for me is to see him sweep up the mess that he made. >> the naked burglar spent over an hour cleaning up. then he had a beer and some candy bef

afscme people is responsible for the content of this ad. . >>> (wind). >>> check out this incredible video out of colorado. storm chasers shooting video of a funnel cloud as it touches down on saturday. forecasters say this twister traveled about ten miles on the ground. the storm knocked down dozens of electrical polls toppled trees, vehicles and buildings were also damagedly at least four tornados were reported in colorado's northeast planes and conditions are favorable for more today. >>> bit a good news in the fight against massive wild fires in canada. officials say the fire grew much slower today than they had feared. yesterday firefighters believed the wild fire could double in size by today but a break in the hot weather helped them keep things in check. cooler temperatures and a break in gusty winds should help firefighters and despite all of that. mass evacuations continue across alberta. more than 80,000 people left. 16,000 homes were torched and other buildings. government officials ordered more mandatory evacuations yesterday. one woman told news about her terrifying exp

afscme people is responsible for the content of this ad. . >>> it was not a put good weekend for the phillies to end the home stand but it ended well with a win today against atlanta. phils lost the first two games of the series scoring a total of one run in two games. today they won by their largest margin all season. ryan howard against a right-hander. let's go to citizens citizens. no dogs but furry things. cookie monster or elmo. bottom of the second. cram ron rupp with a rome run in a score less game raps it inside. 1-0 phillies. tommy joseph is better at first place. he double play throwing to second base, tommy joseph better in the field. phillies up 3-0. make kill franco, drives in two run, seventh shut-out this season, same as they had all last season, the phils move on to detroit and you would see tommy joseph in the lineup. >> he's going to play in detroit all three games and and i'm not sure yet. he'll get a string of at bats. although he didn't get hits, i like his swing. >> eagles back on the field for the voluntary mini camps don't expect two players still missing, fle

afscme people is responsible for the content of this ad. >>> the faeries have landed. the first ever faerie festival took place. hundreds of little girls wore wings and even got to see a few real life faeries. up next it's "in depth with graham bensinger." >> we are at the place where lewis hamilton. he shows me the factory for the sports top team. opens up about celebrity friends and breaking down racial barriers at f-1's first black driver. >> stick out like a sore thumb compared to the other drivers. i like that. >> all that is coming up next right here on nbc 10. >> glenn is back with the final forecast. we where so cold. >> you will need coats tomorrow. not only is it chilly, especially in the morning, it's going to be windy. 15 to 25 mile an hour winds. it's cold. >> thanks. that's nbc 10 news for now. have a great monday. formula 1, you wanted to downplay the fact that you were the first formula 1 driver. explain that change of mind set. >> i love that i'm different than everyone else. i stick out like a soar thumb compared to the other drivers. >>> lewis hamilt

afscme people is responsible for the content of this ad. >>> finally, some sunshine. at least a little bit of it. the rain stopped yesterday in time for weekend festivals. live music and good food brought out the crowds at mt. airy day. crafts and spring plants were on sale at may fair. on south street, a huge crowd, thousands of people, tushd out to dance, drink, and merry at the south spring festival. >> we started out a little cold and a little dreary. the sun came through the clouds and we warmed up. >> the sky opened up. it was so nice to walk around. >> first street hash yosh park on the delaware river also opened up for the first day of the summer season with new hammocks and food vendors. a quarter after 9:00. we check in on this week's wednesday's child. she is a loving and giving teen who enjoys helping others. her dream is to find a forever family to support and guide her no matter what. let's meet yolanda. >> yolanda is a sweet and kind hearted young lady. she has such a warm and bright personality. and when you first meet her, it real shines through. she

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afscme people is responsible for the content of this ad. >>> the pentagon announced the u.s. conducted an air strike. one official believes that he was killed in the drone strike authorized by president obama. >>> it will take more than a year to get medical marijuana in pennsylvania up and running. but local businesses are making moves. a business conference gathered today in philadelphia. randy gyllenhaal takes us there. >> reporter: now that medical marijuana is law in pennsylvania, the scramble underway to prepare for patients as budding entrepreneurs plant the seeds. >> it's our dream to provide relieve for residents. >> reporter: the canna-business seminar today. he hopes to grow and manufacture marijuana leaguely in his hometown. >> we are farm heavy locally. we would set up a warehouse. >> reporter: the state is handing out 25 grow licenses and 50 for dispensaries and it's expensive. applicants need up to $1 million in capital with a proven track record. >> we are operating a medical program. so people are not supposed to get ahold of it won't get ahold of it. >> repo

afscme people is responsible for the content of this ad. >>> right now, 4:30. nbc 10 responds, where no consumer complaint goes unnan unanswered. >> the team zeros in on a contractor. helping the woman who tried almost nine months to get the home repaired. >> an 80-year-old woman reaches out to us, her own desire was to v have her home repaired to spend the remaining years of her life in the home where she was born. >> it's my life. >> reporter: this is the only home mary has ever known. she almost lost a lifetime worth of memories when her laundry room caught fire last february. >> a want to open the door and the thing blew and next thing you know, it was all black inside. >> reporter: oh, man. it's just a shell here. her son jim showed us indecide of the home th. they paid contractor 22,000 to make repairs but mccabe didn't finish the job. >> he called up and told her, i'm not doing it. >> reporter: he gave your your money back, right? >> no. >> reporter: that was back in october. >> he disappeared. we couldn't find him. >> reporter: so they contracted nbc 10

afscme people is responsible for the content of this ad. >>> a group of cyclists taking part in the ems nation ale bike ride. they stopped at the hall to remember emergency responders who died in the line of duty. they begin their journey on boston saturday and finish in virginia on friday. >>> the new fire commissioner is officially on the job. being sworn in yesterday. vernon odom followed adam teal through his first full day. >> as many of you know this is my second day as the fire commissioner for this great city of philadelphia. >> adam teal was sworn in for this town of 1.5 million coming from virginia, coming from a small town from the big city. we would prefer someone that comes through the ranks here, but we'll see how he does. this was teal's first public appearance as commissioner. ems workers with their expertise are major players in this town. >> we are called to care nearly 700 times per day. >> the goal of the fire department is to encourage the public to think of alternatives to calling 911 when it comes to none emergency issues. >> we really don't want people to hesitat

afscme people is responsible for the content of this ad. >>> right now, the blame game. what went wrong with avm track's deadly derailment, and message federal investigators have for the first responders. >>> sex in the cemetery. tonight, who caught a substitute teacher in the act? what the funeral director plans to do now. >>> plus, as if the expressway is not jammed enough normally, the big mess still causing major backups tonight. >> we begin tonight with a rainy tuesday evening as you can see on radar: there's rain over most area. >> our umbrellas have gotten a workout lately. our chief meteorologist is tracking the latest rain where you live. glen? >> yeah. it continues to rain in parts of the area, especially in delaware and south jersey and further north you are towards the lehigh valley, not raining at all. we have had a regeneration of the rain around the philadelphia area, and that's just temporary. we have had some clearing, look at that, north of washington, and some of that, i think, is coming in over the next few hours. the rain area is going to shrink beca

afscme people is responsible for the content of this ad. >>> tonight, two south jersey families are grieving the loss of two high schoolers killed in the crash after their prom. they went to bridgeston high school's prom when they crashed into a tree. nbc 10's reporter joins us from the scene. >> reporter: a corsage was left here. the students headed to ocean city after prom but on the way home the car they were in veered across the yellow line and crashed into this tree. >> just let me know where my baby at. look, she died without no family, you know, being around her. >> reporter: the agony has intensified since receiving the devastating phone call. >> had i known we were never going to see her smile again or hear her voice again. >> reporter: the 15-year-old's family enjoyed helping her get ready for prom on friday night. >> it was fun but i never think i would lose my sister afterwards. >> reporter: they had fun at prom and went to ocean city with two teenaged friends afterwards. on their way home around 3:45 saturday morning they crashed into a tree in this front yard. >> there is not o

afscme people is responsible for the content of this ad. >>> lots of smiles in the sixers front office and they have decisions to make. >> the city is still abuzz about the sixers biggest victory in three years, last night they won the nba lottery. coach brown was doing somersaults on the inside. the sixers have five weeks to decide between ben simmons and ingram. simmons is 6'4" and ingram has a huge wingspan. and jaime apody spoke with coach brown and the conventional wisdom is they will take one of those two players. >> on first glance it would be difficult to argue that. but it is first glance, i feel that the information is not even close to being whole now on what we have with all of those first, say one through five and one through six picks. overtime we'll judge that with a far more scrutinized lens and dig in holistically and understand the person and player and skill level et cetera. >> just between you and me, who are you going to pick? >> i'm not telling you. just between us i'm not telling you. >> jaime had to try. to the phillies, if you are waiting for the other shoe to

afscme people is responsible for the content of this ad. >>> friday night clearing out. >> yes. finally. if you're headed out tonight, you're not going to need the umbrella, things are really improving. here's your weekend forecast. so nice the first half of saturday, the highs mid to low 70s, and some storms are strong, sunday, clearing out, cooler, windy, highs in the 60s, and looking good, watch for storming tomorrow afternoon and evening, but we'll track them for you. >> thank you. for us here at nbc 10, the news comets now with nbc nightly news and thomas roberts filling in for lester holt. >>> tonight, caught in a lie. a bizarre bombshell. apparently donald trump posing as his own publicist, bragging about his business success and hisrelationships with famous women. trump denies it was him. >>> bathroom fight. the obama administration sends a sweeping message to schools across the country. let transgender kids use the bathroom of their choice, or else. >>> alarming rise in murders in some big american cities. what the fbi director thinks might be behind it. >>> emergency r

afscme people is responsible for the content of this ad. >>> a woman in trouble with the law because she kept quiet during a traffic stop. so do you have to answer a police officer's questions if you're pulled over? that debate tonight on the news at 11:00. for all of us here at nbc 10 now, the news continues with nbc "nightly news" with lester holt. >>> tonight, deadly explosion bombshell. a catastrophic blast that leveled part of a town, killing 15, wounding hundreds more. tonight a shocking new turn in a baffling mystery. >>> planned parenthood rampage. late word of a twist in the case. why the accused cold-blooded killer may never face trial. >>> what's in trump's taxes? will he or won't he release them before the election? a new uproar, and new pressure for the billionaire to open up the books. >>> royal reprimand. the queen caught on tape, what she said on an open mic that has the palace doing damage control. >>> and healthy foods. how is it that the government says sugary cereals aren't healthy, while salmon and avocado don't make the cut? revis tinge the

afscme people is responsible for the content of this ad. >>> george zimmerman is auctioning off the gun he used to shoot and killed trayvon martin. he just got it back from the department of justice who took it in 2012. the bidding starts and ends tomorrow mornin3 an a representative of martin's family had no comment on the auction. >>> now two pieces of debris found in march, are almost certainly from flight 370. one is an engine cowelling and a panel from the main cabin. five pieces of debris have been found around the indian ocean. it disappears three years ago with 239 people on board. >>> the trial is underway for a second baltimore police officer charged in connection in connection of the death of freddie gray. officer edward nero faces charges and opted for a bench trial instead of a jury trial. last year he was put in the back of a transport van where you suffered a spinal injury. the first trial of officer porter ended in a mistrial. >>> a video appears to show police officers punching a man during his arrest. the incident started yesterday when police chased 50-year-old richar

afscme people is responsible for the content of this ad. >> president obama arrived in vietnam today. it is the first stop on his week-long asia trip. he's the third sitting president to visit vietnam since the end of the war. the president's trip is focused on building stronger, economic and security ties with asian-pacific allies. >>> now to decision 2016. hillary clinton's lead over donald trump is shrinking when it comes to the general election. she's now just three point ahead of trump in the latest nbc news wall street journal poll. just last month clinton held an 11-point lead over trump, but in a matchup between trump and bernie sanders, the vermont senator leads trump by 15 points. this morning on nbc's "meet the press qwest ", hillary clinton said confidently she will win the democratic nomination for president and after that, she expects rival bernie sanders to help unite the party. >> i did that when i lost a much closer race to senator obama because i knew that whatever our differences were, just as our differences are between me and senator sanders, they pale in comparis

afscme people is responsible for the content of this ad. >>> i'm john clark from comcast sports net, open a series with the marlins tonight, phillies won six of the last eight games, and tommy joseph at first base getting a second start in the majors. cameron is not in the lineup again. his ankle is still sore from this collision, and the game saving tag friday night. ruis catches again. they won six of the last seven, one game out of first place. >> you know, we got 25 guys in the clubhouse that think we can begin, that are leaders, believe we can play at this level, and we're showing it. >> no matter what happens down the road, we can always look back the six weeks and remember, that, they, hey, we're capableble of competing and winning games. >> the sixers are the first north american pro sports team to sell a spot for advertising on their jerseys. next season, a stubhub patch will be on the sixer's jersey. good sight, and they worked out with the coaches, doing more and more every time they see them. they could be cleared for action soon, and they believe he will be ready for the

afscme people is responsible for the content of this ad. >>> you have the exclusive accuweather forecast cecily tynan. >> thursday is looking really good. everyone is asking when is the sun coming? it's thursday. >> what happens on friday? >> stormy weather. you get one day come on. we have something here. stormtracker 6 live double scan showing we have this ribbon and scattered showers, really south of philadelphia, currently chadds ford and wilmington and newark, delaware and glassboro and elmer, it's all riding down to the south and east associated with the stalled front that is just meandering over us. but we are seeing brightening in the skies especially areas north of philadelphia. this is sky 6 hd taking a look at the pagoda in reading and you can see how the clouds are breaking. that is the trend tomorrow. areas to the north have a better shot of seeing sunshine but this may is kind of depressioning, temperatures have been on the cool side. averaging close to 5 degrees below normal 10 days in and only one day where we hit the normal high that was sunday, mothers day, we haven't h

afscme people is responsible for the content of this ad. >> adam: baby, i'm gonna give you a quick preview of how this is gonna go down, all right? there's not gonna be any evidence of anyone tampering with that journal. there's not gonna be any proof that the medical examiner's report was complete b.s. victor has pretty much made sure that a life sentence for me is signed, sealed, and delivered. there's no way out of this. >> chelsea: i may have a way. >> adam: you want to tell me what it is? because i got to tell you, from over here, i am fresh out of ideas. i got nothing. >> chelsea: we run. you, me, and connor. tonight. >> adam: you are a beautiful genius. >> chelsea: [ chuckles ] i am? >> adam: you are

afscme people is responsible for the content of this ad. >>> "action news" delaware valley's leading news program. with rick williams, sara bloomquist, and meteorologist, david murphy. >>> good afternoon the big story on "action news" is breaking now in upper darby. officials are investigating reports of a person shot this morning along the 300 block of river view avenue. >> emergency crews responded within the last 30 minutes. they say a 21-year-old man was injured either inside or outside of this home here. we are working to get details and will bring them on air and online at 6abc.com. >>> the other top story is the very warm and very sunny accuweather forecast. >> mother nature finally giving us a picture perfect day. sky 6 hd looking live at the jersey shore and cape may wouldn't we all like to be there right now. >> we would. >> we would. for the latest lets go outside and check in with david murphy. >> we all will be down there were not too much longer. we are off to a sunny morning and now afternoon. we started off on the cool side this morning. look at satellite the cloud co

afscme people is responsible for the content of this ad. >>> you said something is going to happen tomorrow that we haven't seen all month. >> an above average temperature day. it's going to be close. i'm calling for the high of 74 and the normal high is 73. if we hit 74 we beat it by one degree. it depends on how much sunshine we get. tonight we get rain. stormtracker 6 live double scan showing we have a pretty soaking south of philadelphia, it's trying to move to the north but really just south of wilmington and right along route 40, route 49 you are getting rain and middletown and cape may has been getting soaked. we have a steady soaking there and cape may closing in on an inch of rain and we have a low pressure moving through right now and that is what is causing that rain. temperatures today dependant on where you are. areas to the north seeing brighter skies and tannersville and martins creek 72 and warrington 66 and center city 63 down from the high of 66 and another cool day in south jersey with the rain and temperatures in the 50s right now, see while city 59 and hockessin delawar

afscme people is responsible for the content of this ad. >>> let's check the temperatures before we go. >> reporter: western suburbs a mix of clouds and sun, can't rule out a spotty shower, but generally speaking dry right now. 77 in reading, 76 toward the i-95 corridor. 74 in philadelphia. not quite so warm, but comfortable. 72 as you head toward glassboro. finally at the coast mid 60s, but a pleasant clouds and sun mix. i think there's less of a chance of a shower down the shore as there is in philadelphia. after 2:00 p.m., 3:00 p.m., look out for a shower or thundershower in some places. >>> finally this noon we want to invite you to join us for an event to help in the fight against pediatric cancer we're teaming up for the daisy day charity to raise money for pediatric research and care of young cancer patients. volunteers and special guests will be here manning the phone lines at the 6abc studios taking your donations tomorrow 4:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. >>> are you special guest? >> reporter: i'll be there around 4:00 p.m. there's food, right? >> reporter: there's phones. >>> thank yo

afscme people is responsible for the content of this ad. kenneth, are they closing the stage this afternoon for auditions? what's on that piece of paper? oh, miss maroney... your forehead! it should not be doing anything. i just had botox! i know exactly what's happening-- happening. whoa! this is a bad streaming experience. it really shows a real fun... (announcer) don't let bad streaming ruin a good show. don't look at me! (announcer) only verizon has the largest, most reliable 4g lt network. can your network say that? switch now, buy a galaxy s7, and get one free. plus up to $650 back, only on america's best network. >> channel 6 celebrating success tod today. and thank you, sarah bloomquist, for your role in a partnership with children's hospital to raise money for pediatric cancer. the phone bank today included a number of celebrity guests. thank you, phillie phanatic. and he showed up and he was a pleasure to spend time with today. donations can still be made through our website at 6abc.com. >>> the phillies in detroit tonight. >> a r

afscme people is responsible for the content of this ad. . >>> final check of the accuweather forecast as we head into the afternoon. as we look at the northern and western suburbs this is all we get to. 56, 59 and reading has a shot at 60 and 58 in philadelphia and similar numbers with cloudy and damp conditions, occasionally you see another sprinkle or drizzle. down the shore the same story, cloudy and cool with a spotty shower possible. not a lot of rain the rest of the way. annoying stuff getting your windshield wipers going a bit. >>> more than 200 local police officers are bicycling to the capitol to bring awareness to those that died in the line of duty. the unity tour took off as family members cheers them off. they will join law officers from all over the u.s. for the memorial in d.c. >>> that will do it for "action news" at noon, don't forget to join us for "action news" at 4:00, 5:00 and 6:00. i'm rick williams have a nice afternoon, be careful. see you at 4:00. "action news" is responsered by fc. these little guys? they represent blood cells. and if you have afib - an irreg

afscme people is responsible for the content of this ad. player has been declared rain with dead after being shot along a highway in florida. greg bryant was a running back at the university of alabama birmingham. >>> the suspect accused of going on a shooting rampage and killing three people in maryland will be in court this afternoon. eulalio tordil is accused of killing his estranged wife on thursday and killing two other people on friday. the federal security officer faces several charges including three counts of murder. since his arrest on friday, eulalio tordil has not shown any remorse. >>> firefighters are working to get control of a massive fire burning in canada. officials say weather conditions are helping to slow the fire from spreading. 500 firefighters are working around the clock that has grown to 400,000 acres. 80,000 people have been evacuated and 16 homes destroyed. the power grid is damage and water is not drinkable. there's no time line for allowing any residents to go back. >>> pn -- penn state university said settleme

afscme people is responsible for the content of this ad. >>> welcome back everyone, we have this breaking news into our news room. legendary reporter moral i safer has passed away at the age of 84. just retired last week from cbs following a 52 year career with the network, 46 of those years, including 919 reports, his last one was filed in march. we'll have much more on the amazing life of safer, coming up on "eyewitness news" at 5:00. >> wow. what a life. >> all right, so all of this rainy weather we've had lately may delay some of your favorite foods from hitting the market. >> regional farmers say don't worry, the fruits and veggies including our favorites the jersey tomatoes will get there. frank ross owe third generation farm nerve mullica hill. all of the wet weather we've been having eventually stinting much of his crop. >> vegtables need three thing: they need sunshine, water, and heat. they begin to water, they are lacking the sunshine, and heat. so that's why they're at the stage they're at right now. >> and despite the delay, farmers we spoke with in new jersey and delaware sa

afscme people is responsible for the content of this ad. >>> a mother and three children have a brand new home thanks for habitat for humanity. >> sharon jones is classroom aid for philadelphia cool district. she began her partnership in 2014 and put 350 hours in the project. today her home was dedicated as the 194th house that has been developed by habitat in philadelphia. congratulations. >>> coming up, saying good bye and congratulations to the legendary walt hunter. you can save over 500 bucks when you switch to progressive. that's a fact. but this whole "blondes have more fun" thing... ♪ standing by for fun. ♪ >>> tonight we are saying good bye to the legendary, walt hunter. we're not only ones. septa tweeted out today congratulations to walt hunter on your retirement, it has been a pleasure working with you. in his retirement it is getting national attention. >> let me add our congratulations to walt hunter, one of the great police reporters of his generation, and a real credit to the city of philadelphia. congratulations, walton your retirement from all of us at cbs. >> wow

afscme people is responsible for the content of this ad. >>> eight of 11, starting the series with the absolute worst team in banaseball, the braves tonight, they are ten and 30, and ryan howard will play first base tonight even though he is just two for the 26. he's really struggling. tommy joseph is not in the lineup although he's hitting 400 since being called up. he tweeted, this has been one of the best weeks of his life. >> the reception i've gotten from the fans here has been a aweso awesome. they waited years for me to show up, and now that i'm here, i mean, i couldn't be happier with where i'm at. and, i mean, they treated me great. >> the young players keep coming, the top prospect, crawford, promoted to aaa lehigh valley, debuting tonight. he could be up with the phils before september. >> he finished last year in aa, started back there there year, working on things, he's done that. he's answered the bell, and now it's time to get him moving on to aaa and hope that his development continues and, you know, he forces his way to philadelphia. >> more good times ahead. sixers wi

afscme people is responsible for the content of this ad. >>> breaking news we are monitoring out at los angeles airport. s.w.a.t. officers and a police dog investigating a possible threat on this jet. they are telling the associated press that the tsa received a call are about a possible threat to this flight from houston to lax. it's marked as american eagle, it arrived this morning and everybody is kept on board today and seven s.w.a.t. officers and a dog just walked up the staircase and on to the plane, no additional information about this threat but taken seriously at the moment. we'll monitor this on air and online through the afternoon at 6abc.com. >>> all right in the meantime, lets get one last check of the forecast, meteorologist david murphy are you ready david? >> reporter: oh the microphone slipped out. >> i'll give the forecast if you want. it's nice today and warm out and maybe a chance of precipitation. maybe by the shore. >> stormtracker 6 live double scan we have the radar showing you a bit of a shower to the east. but most of this is now off the coast, as we take a loo

afscme people is responsible for the content of this ad. >>> we are getting to the point where people are thinking about the holiday weekend. >> this month is dreary and cool and cloudy and miraculously we have to turn things around here and it will feel summer like as we go into the unofficial start of the season. as we go into stormtracker 6 live double scan a shot here not looking at all that much. we look live at sky 6 hd cape may which could be a packed place this weekend, a few folks strolling along the waters edge and sun splashed and cooler at the shore with the sea breeze than will continue as we go into the holiday weekend. high temperatures today in philadelphia, we hit 88 degrees it was the warmest day of the year so far. allentown and wilmington 87 and wildwood we hit 82 before the sea breeze kicked in and the temperatures drop back into the 70s, right now it's in the 70s, in cape may county. with the certainly wind and beach haven warmer at 81 degrees, lehigh valley 80s and poconos 74. satellite and radar with high clouds streaming through that is about it. it's a clear

afscme people is responsible for the content of this ad. is here with a closer look at the forecast. was there a frost advisory. >> reporter: there were this morning which is weird this late in the year. i've got a picture of frost in the bucks county tweeted to me from one of my followers. >>> i had frosted flakes. >> reporter: they are so good for you. storm tracker 6 live double scan shows you we are dry and we have plenty of sunshine over the airport. the problem is we're dealing with fairly chilly air at it is pretty windy out there, too. it's definitely a day for jackets even though when you look outside the window there's all that sunshine. temperature, 56 degrees, pressure is well above 30 inches. the wind are west/northwest at 23 miles per hour gusting higher than that every now and then. 55 degrees currently in allentown. 59. up close to 60 in reading. a lot of numbers in the 50s. we'll get in the 60s, but we'll have to wait until late this afternoon before we hit our highs. generally speaking it's going to be a chilly one today.

afscme people is responsible for the content of this ad. >>> the business boom in camden is about to get busier. a philadelphia based developer is expected to present plans to the planning board any minute planning to build an apartment building next to the campbell's field baseball stadium, and they bullet a luxury apartment building in 2004. >>> new at 6:00, tonight, the board of trustees of a popular jersey shore attraction gets a closeup look at the aftermath of a freak. >> a spring lkler caused damage a key part of the sea part in tuckerton, taen itand it's nost first time they had to rebuild after a flood. nbc 10's reporter, ted greenberg, showed us what happened. >> reporter: at the tuckerton sea port they embrace the water. >> this is the sprinkler that went off. >> reporter: except when it reeks havoc inside. fans are still drying out the visitors' center at the 40-acre jersey shore attraction focused on maritime history. >> the damage to the building extensive. >> reporter: water flooded the third floor and flowed down to the two floors below, soaking kpikts and more. >> it

afscme people is responsible for the content of this ad. >> sharon: do you need something? >> dylan: yeah, i need something. and this. >> mariah: oh! sorry. >> dylan: ah. morning, mariah. >> mariah: good morning. uh, i was gonna make some coffee. do you guys -- >> sharon: oh, it's already made. >> mariah: okay. well, where's faith? i could -- >> sharon: no, she already left. >> dylan: yeah. >> mariah: what about sully? does he need any watching? >> dylan: nikki took him out for the morning. >> mariah: okay. i'm all out of suggestions. is there anything that you guys need help with around here? what'd i say? >> dylan: what? nothing. you didn't say anything. just, uh, go on and enjoy your day. >> mariah: is that your way of saying that i'm in the way? >> sharon: mariah -- >> dylan: no, that's -- no, that's not it.

afscme people is responsible for the content of this ad. >>> i'm john clark from comcast sports net, eagles working out today, one linebacker believes he'll be better than last year, gaining 15 pounds or so, saying he was not used as much last year in davis' three-four system because it was tough to get in a flow, hot and cold out there. he also had a lingering hamstring injury. this year, in the new system, michael says, quote, i feel like if i stay healthy you'll see me in the pro bowl. >> i do what my coaches ask me to do, and i'm going to do it to the best of my ability. that was something that those coachesme menwanted me to do at time, and it was hard to accept that. i'm a team player, and as hard as it was for me to sit back, you know, i did what was asked of me. >> look who was at workouts today. the new safety, mccloud, looks like he could still play. swelled up, isn't he? looking good. phillies have a day off. cubs have the best record in baseball. franco expects to play after spraining the ankle yesterday. joseph tearing it up, first base in the first nine games in the maj

afscme people is responsible for the content of this ad. >>> lets get a final check from accuweather before we leave for the afternoon. highs of 60s in most neighborhoods. mostly cloudy in the northern and western suburbs, i'm posting a spotty shower and it's a good chance most of you stay dry. you see the mid to upper 60s. a lot of 66's and 67's around the i-95 corridor and winds 7 to 14 miles per hour. down the shore mainly cloudy and mainly dry and temperatures at the beach in the low 60s. >>> finally this noon, meet ella may from south carolina, who attempted at the age of 100 to run the 100 yard dash, they fell short her first attempt. but the next time she did it. she shatters the record crossing the finish line in just 46 seconds. she ran in high school and in her holder years walked three miles every day. >>> coming up at 4:00, today we head to the zoo for the first time this year, cecily tynan is there hanging out with the rhinos. and emergency repairs brought traffic to a crawl on a local bridge and we are getting a better idea of the money the state missed out on when this

afscme people is responsible for the content of this ad. spent more than 30 years in the public schools. we're retired, but we like to stay involved. you think he's going to learn to fly? we're just as busy now as in our teaching days. the same goes for a lot of the retired educators we know. let me see you all flap your wings, like you're penguins learning to fly. teaching is all about building relationships. and that never goes away. because once a teacher, always a teacher. we're ed and miriam, and we're proud to be new jersey educators. >> now your winning lottery numbers ♪ >>> wild scene in ohio accused of drunk driver tries to run from troopers. you can see the woman weaving all over the road before she loses control. hits a pole and then flips the car. then troopers run up to the vehicle they saw the driver with four month old baby in his car seat upside down. they were able to get the baby out safely. the mom was arrested for dwi and child endangerment. >>> officials they have not ruled out terrorism as of last week' egypt air cra

afscme people is responsible for the content of this ad. >>> celebration in philadelphia brings together dozen of people with plenty of stories to tell. >> "eyewitness news" report's neat a oh to the a chance to speak with the cities oldest resident about their, their lives and the secrets to longevity. >> ♪ >> reporter: it is a sound most everyone has heard before, but not many get to hear it every year. >> december. >> for about a century celebrating 100 years of birthdays and accomplishments, so many in this group are celebrating, only a fraction on of number of centenarians in philadelphia have 550. >> a world war two veteran and former dentist in center city doctor eli of society hill has quite a history. now, he gets another title as oldest man honored at city of philadelphia's 16th annual centenarian celebration on thursday. >> i think that living in philadelphia a is a good thing it makes you live longer. >> reporter: marvin wiggins retired army supply clerk at 99 years old he has a driver's license that is good through 2018. when he turns 100 in november, how will you celebrat

afscme people is responsible for the content of this ad. ♪ >>> crews are working to repair water main that broke this morning in west philly. it happened around 4:00 near the 4300 block of market street. all of that water left a whole bunch of damage. in fact the engine five firehouse that roughly 5 feet of water in the basement which is where their work out equipment is and nearby dialysis clinic had no water today. so hit to relocate patients for the day. the water should be back on later this evening. >>> new developments today in parole hearing for the former u penn professor who was convict evidence killing his wife. >> prosecutors announced today that parole board has denied early release for 65-year-old raphael robb. he kill his wife ellen inside their upper merion home in 2006. the former penn economics professor pleaded guilty to voluntary manslaughter. a judge sentenced him to five to 10 years in prison. he will now serve 10 full years with his release expected next year. >>> the mayor's office says there's ban spike in the number of homeless people in center city. today may

afscme people is responsible for the content of this ad. >>> it is called inside out art, masterpiece hung in a museum, showing up, in community in our area. >> "eyewitness news" reporter vittoria woodill is live in narberth and vittoria what is this all about. >> reporter: you know, the philadelphia museum of art, they wanted you to celebrate the little moment, moment when you walk through museum line oh, wow or that is amazing. they want to do that in your own community through a program called inside out, check it out. >> if you have ever breathed by the philadelphia museum have of art and walked inside you have probably found yourself, still in an awe of this exhibit. but did you know a few of these stills exist outside the halls of the museum and in neighborhood near you. it is what is called inside out. >> it is, a project where we take replicas of works of art inn we install them all over five county region around philadelphia. >> reporter: some inside out communities include coatsville, tacony, doylestown, and lance down. narberth is also one with a 11 different replicas aroun

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afscme people is responsible for the content of this ad. >> there is a spectacular show going on in out of space right now. >> astronomers call it the transit of mercury, smallest planet of the solar system, tiny dot. mercury moving between the sun and planet earth, very rare astronomical event. today on "eyewitness news" this morning we found out why. >> it is rare, because of just the orientation of the planet, you know, they're not perfectly circular, and also casino of tilted, and so this means that we don't see them all the time. now, mercury, we see, we're going to see 14 of them, this century. >> now, today's show continues until about 2:30, but remember to take precautions for looking at the sun, you can get a look at nasa.org. that's where i plan to go, look at it because every time i go to the plane tear yummy fall asleep. >> oh, my goodness. you just love this stuff? >> oh, it is awesome, so, so cool. you know, we starting to lose the opportunity to actually see it with the special solar what is it the instruments that they have for the telescope anyway. because clouds are th

afscme people is responsible for the content of this ad. >> phyllis: well, you took your sweet time getting here, didn't you? >> jack: is there a problem? >> phyllis: yeah. yeah. i'd say there's a huge problem. we can kiss our primo space at dillman's department store goodbye. >> jack: what -- wait, why -- why would you -- >> phyllis: oh, that's because fiona's giving it all to billy. see, we're gonna be lucky if we get a dusty shelf in between the clearance bin and the janitor's closet! >> jack: fiona said that? >> phyllis: no, but i don't think she was saying much of anything else other than, "oh, billy, ha ha ha, you're so handsome!" >> jack: are you sure you're not overreacting here? >> phyllis: overreacting? >> jack: i can see the state you're in. i know you. whatever you heard or think that you heard -- >> phyllis: no, it is what i saw when i went to billy's. he is sleeping with fiona! >> billy: i have to say, i'm usually a bourbon kind of guy, but this vino you like is kind

afscme people is responsible for the content of this ad. > >>>. >>> the great white is back to the shore weeks before memorial day. >> mary lee spotted friday near ocean city. the great white was tagged by a shark research organization. mary lee generated a buzz on social media, a twitter account and mary lee shark quickly gobbled up 100,000 followers. >>> new at 6:00, neighbors fed up. someone's tossing garbage along the highway. >> they are. that trash trouble is happening on route 52 from the chester county line through centerville to greenville. there's a page on social media focused on catching those litter bugs. our delaware reporter is talking about what's causing the big stink. >> reporter: one the delaware's main roads, route 52 from the chest county line, centerville to greenville lined with farms, quaint home, and shops, but for some time now, someone is throwing bags of trash along the road. who does this? >> we have no idea. it's a charming community. a beautiful area. the people who live here take great pride in the community, and it makes us sad to see on a weekly basis th

afscme people is responsible for the content of this ad. this afternoon, refresh yourself on the outside and inside with a medium sweet tea, sweet tea lemonade, or original iced tea from dunkin'. sip one for 99 cents from 2:00 to 6:00 p.m. america runs on dunkin'. >>> major league baseball will hold its draft on june 9. two of the top prospects in the nation are from our area. and they got together tonight in camden to do some good. jason and tyler took part in a charity game. and 14 strikeouts tonight, and also going in the first round, and 10 k's for him and proceeds going towards charity. >> finally, the bat boy's job fairly simple, reprieve the bat. and one adds entertainer to the job title. and cutting a rug, call it what you will. if only "dancing with the stars" didn't have an age requirement. i think i pulled a muscle watching him. >> all right, coaches from a variety of different sports came together tonight in philadelphia the second annual coach's conference tomorrow at drexel university. tonight's opening session in honored, sen

afscme people is responsible for the content of this ad. >> they walked today with their families, their friends even their pets in wayne. hundreds turned out at wilson farm park for the great strides walk to fight cystic fibrosis. there's been a lot of progress in recent years in helping cf patients live longer but these folks say they'll continue walking until a cure is found. >> jeff here now with sports. tough series for the phillies and against of all teams the lowly braves. >> one of the worst teams in baseball but look, the phillies have not been hitting, they're hitting .230 coming into play today. worst by the phillies in 131 years. it's been tough to watch. name the offensive category and the phillies are among the worst in baseball at it batting average hits runs homers. we could go on and on and on. in the finale against atlanta phils trying to make sure this doesn't go on and on and on. ryan howard who has the worst average in baseball on the bench today as the phils try to avoid being swept by the braves. second inning bats coming a life. cameron rough a career high three h

afscme people is responsible for the content of this ad. . >>> offense showed up today in miami. they needed every run to hold off the marlins. phils trailing 5-had in the eighth. gap right center field. burriss will score. the fightins have the game. gomez getting his 11th save, the phillies win for a out of three in miami, 6-5 the final, 11th one run victory as it's most in the season in the majors. >>> eagles are expected to fill the vacant personnel tomorrow by dmam joe douglas to the job. he will report to howie roseman, he was the director of scouting for the bears last year and spent 15 years in the ravens organization. coming up in the sports zone, more on the surprising phillies, now four games, yes, we'll have the latest on the sam bradford is a ago when kevin cooney joins me in a couple of minutes. >>> very speci . >>> welcome back everyone. camden kids treated their moms on mothers day with a little bit of help from the police today. it was the lovely treat, mr. softy distributed free ice cream, officers were on hand to meet families throughout the city and handled ou

afscme people is responsible for the content of this ad. >>> for the first time ever, philly pops presents memorial salute, a concert lon norring those who served saturday at 7:00. veterans, active military, and active police officers and firefighters can see the show for free as well as their families and public school students, teachers, and administrators can get free tickets, go to nbc10.com or the app for more details, comcast and nbc 10 are proud sponsors. should be so great. >> i'll be there. >> you will, excellent, good weather then. >> we hope. >> hot. it's not stormy. it's clearing already on the right side of the screen, that is coming from the north, and you can see that cell moving through philadelphia. >> get it out of here. all right, for us here at nbc 10. >> next "nightly news" with lester holt. >>> tonight, dead heat. our nur poll showing donald trump getting neck and neck with hillary clinton. >>> not guilty on all charges. the second trial for an officer in the death of freddie gray, again prosecutors fail to get a conviction. >>> the mystery deepens in search of what b

afscme people is responsible for the content of this ad. >>> and at just 24 years old one local woman knew something just did not feel right and she was right. doctors diagnosis her with ovarian cancer. >> but it turns out she was lucky and beat it. now joyce evans shows us her mission to help other women win their fight. >> hi there jena. >> shooting hoops is ashley steinberg's passion. >> that was in. >> a real baller, looking for a game, in the league or pick up. whenever, where ever. >> wow. >> her idol impressive. lebron james. >> hands up, girls. >> the only thing that this former trenton high school mustang loves as much. >> get it around get the rebound. >> coaching children. >> get him out. >> teaching kid the art of the game. >> good try, good try. >> but the game of life ran afoul in the prime of ashley's life. at only 24 years old. >> i noticed that my stomach was growing. good but she felt no pain. >> i just thought i was gaining weight, all of the junk food i ate. >> she just waited for her annual gyn exam only a few weeks away. >> she felt that my stomach was just hard.

afscme people is responsible for the content of this ad. ♪ we finally get to see our quarterback in eagles uniform. rocky mini camp kick off this week. over 50 guys there we only care about five or so and four will actually make the team. but when it comes to our future, only one matters and that's carson wentz. wentz took in snaps from our third round pick isaac, wentz trying to learn the playbook but the question is, will he get any help. will sam bradford get brett favre aaron rodgers treatment. you know, the i want nothing to do with you. i'm going to get my treatment. but wentz seems to think there won't be any problems. >> it's out of my control, and people want to make eight big situation but i think like i said earlier we'll have really good working relationship and i think it will benefit the team because we'll compete and really everybody in that quarterback room everybody in the entire organization will compete and push each other i think it will only benefit the team. >> he says everything right. i'm sure sam bradford he's not a bad guy he won't give carson a hard time. all rig

afscme people is responsible for the content of this ad. >>> there is a big break in the search for egyptair flight 804. military search crews located more wreckage not far from the missing plane's last known position. good afternoon i'm brooke thomas. >>> i'm jim ton van. personal belongings and passenger seats are among items, spotted floating in the mediterranean sea. a possible oil slick was also found in the same area where the plane lost contact thursday morning. while there is no official cause, on what brought the plane down, the investigators are considering terrorism as a factor. however european security officials say none of the 66 people on board were listed on any current terror watch lists. correspondent tina krause has the very latest on the investigation. >> reporter: greek authorities say egyptian search crews spotted human remains, suitcases and airplane seats in the mediterranean sea nearly 200 miles north offal sand that, egypt. the european space agency says this small spot on a satellite video shows what could be a mile long oil slick from the crash of egyptair flight