because she thought she was being heard. >> highland was hiding in the home of her daughter's father who spoke to us on condition of anonymity. >> i told her you need to call the cops. you should have stood there. and she started crying and everything. >> police arrested highland who tried to run out of a back door. he loved life, church and making other others laugh. >> god answered our prayer because he was the person that was driving didn't have the heart to come forward somebody did. >> i love you. i'm going to miss you. >> reporter: highland is charged with driving on a suspended license and leaving the scene of a deadly accident. toxicology tests are pending. loved ones have been leaving flowers all day. they have a candlelight vigil planned for tonight at 7:30 at mcgraw park next to mcgraw elementary in camden.

sidney blumenthal knee long, "nbc 10 news." 20 minutes of nonstop news continues with new video of a scuffle that septa says shows kids behaving badly. the video is going viral and septa police are looking for the children in this video. we had to turn down the audio because the language used is not acceptable for tv. brandon hudson talked to septa and joins us live to explain what happened on that train. brandon? >> reporter: we heard from the chief a little more than an hour ago. called the behavior outrageous and asking for help to find out who these children are and help get them counseling. the chief asked us not to blur the faces of the children in this video because -- but because they are under 18 years old we're choosing not to reveal

identities. we hope the details including location and time can help. the chief says this happened at a septa stop on york street in north fill fail round 7:45 last thursday. three of the five yelleds profanities and racial slurs at the man recording. one punched and spit at him. a woman who septa police are trying to identify makes them leave with her. the septa police chief says it's frightening to see children acting this way. >> we need to help families that are in situations where kids are spiraling. and these kids are spiraling, something needs to be done to help them. >> reporter: septa police chief thomas nestle says they are trying to track down the man who recorded and posts this. he says riders should not be concerned about seeing this happen often on the train. he calls this an isolated incident.

reporting live in center city, brandon hudson, "nbc 10 news." >> donald trump's campaign manage ser facing battery charges for an incident at a campaign rally. going to show you corey l. michelle fields filed charges alleging that he pulled her arm. fields' arm showed bruising along with several finger marks including an indicating a grabbing type injury. we're getting our first look at newly released surveillance video of this alleged incident. you can see fields in that yellow shirt there, walking along side trump, then she's pulled back by another person. the trump campaign released a statement saying lou an dow ski is innocent. >> the villanova wildcats are marching to victory and today there was a vibe on campus.

many are making a run for wildcat gear. lauren mayk spent the day on campus. >> she's joining us now. exciting time, right, lauren. >> reporter: it absolutely is. we're at a center that is a gathering place and i can tell you as you walk around on campus you hear a lot of chatter and after a while we started to realize that they were all talking about the same thing, you heard things about buses, about schedules, and they were talking about travel plans. they want to go to houston to cheer on their team. this was how students like mary spent easter break. >>how exciting was that. >> unreal. >> a long weekend a home away from home. >> it was so much time. nova took over louisville. >> villanova is almost becoming a mobile campus. >> so excited. >> rachel showeded us photos and

planning for the next. >> we're flying and then finding a hotel with all of us, going to like cram in one room to save money. >> how many? >> right now i think there's about 6 or 7. >> in one room. >> yes. one room. >> we ran into members of the pep band. >> are you going to houston? >> yes. >> and how are you preparing for that? >> that's a great question. i just got back from easter break and trying to get back in the school mentality. >> it's hard to concentrate. getting back to class isn't so bad this time when there's this to be excited about. >> everyone is so hyped up and anxious for the weekend so i think it's anticipation for getting to everyone and i think this week is going to be a long anticipation for the weekend. >> reporter: this is what folks have been waiting for and clamoring for today. the final four gear, it just came in midday and folks asking

about it all morning. but you know what, i can tell you that a number of folks came up and told me what they really want is something that just says champion. live at villanova, lauren mayk, nbc 10 news. >> that works with your hand over that part of the hat. >> nbc 10 is sending our team of reporters with villanova as they march to victory in the final four. keith jones, matt delucia and john clark are all headed deep in the heart of texas, they will have live reports later this week. then friday make sure you tune in to our 30-minute special, villanova march to victory live from houston. keys to the game, players to watch and we'll get the flavor of houston. again, villanova, march to victory, a 30-minute special air this is friday at 7:00 p.m. right here on nbc 10. hear that, the wind whipping around center city.

tossing water from the fountain at logan circle here. beautiful scene though. a live look at center city as you see conditions much windier the higher you go, the flags going full out this afternoon. and a similar scene down the shore. let's look at conditions in cape may right now. or maybe we -- there it is. the flag blowing there as well. the wind is not going to die down until later this evening. >> you could feel it, jim. and glenn is here. >> the wind will die down tonight. unlike last night it stayed up there all night as we'd expect. it was gusting near 50 miles an hour yesterday, closer to 40 miles an hour today. as you can tell it's still windy out there. and it's a lot cooler than it was yesterday. yesterday got to 70. we're still short of the 60-degree mark. 54 in allentown. 55 in pottstown. and in trenton.

so, once the wind dies down the temperature is going down. wind gusts up to 35 miles an hour mount pocono, 36 atlantic city, 36 in millville. it's windy out there but not nearly as windy as 24 hours ago. we have lots of sunshine, the closest rain is way back to the west in iowa. so that is obviously not going to be an issue. but look at the wind speeds. drop as we go through the night. temperatures dropping too. we'll see how low it goes and how warm it's going to get once that big warm-up comes in with the seven-day in a few minutes. >> new video shows the hijacker of an egypt plane. you can see him pass through the metal detector and get a pat down. authorities say he then boarded his plane in alexandria and hijacked the aircraft on the way to cairo forcing it to land. the man was wearing a fake explosive vest. he held passengers and crew

members hostage for several hours before he released them all and surrendered. before the stand-off ended one person escaped the plane out of a cockpit window. all passengers and crew eventually made it to safety. officials say the hijacking was not an act of terror, they say the man appears to be psychologically unstable. >> here at home sky force 10 over the scene after tractor-trailer crash on the p.a. turnpike this morning. look at this. the smoky aftermath at the bristol interchange toll plaza. it caused the truck to burst into flames. the driver wasn't hurt. but one lane is still blocked. fire crews in upper merion called to this home on golf lane this morning. sky force 10 overhead. you can see the smoke coming from the hole in the roof on the left side of the house. it's not clear this afternoon how this fire started but no one was hurt here. and a rude awakening for some car owners in wilmington this morning. wilmington police say someone

broke into several cars on west 30th street around 4:00 in the morning. we found officers on the scene looking for clues. thefts were reported. >> we have new surveillance video of a man police say robbed a montgomery county fire victim. that victim michael graves lived at the house in roslyn. his house caught fire last month. when he was released he discovered his credit cards were stolen along with some of his wife's jewelry. while he is trying to remain hopeful, his faith in people has already been damaged. >> i would like him to say yeah, this is the person that used this card, i know this person s. that likely to happen, no. >> police say the man in the surveillance video used the stolen credit cards in north philadelphia. if you recognize him you are asked to call abington township police. >> concern about lead levels in

water prompted three schools to turn off the drinking fountains. wfmz had water tests done and they apparently showed lead levels higher than federal standards at northeast middle school and allentown's high school and union terrace elementary school. but in a statement the bethlehem area school district said the city of bethlehem routinely tests water quality in the city and has informed the basd all tests reveal lead levels well below federal guidelines. it went on to say it is unclear whether or not wfmz followed proper collection protocols. we called the professor who did the testing. he didn't know how the samples were taken. they are confident all protocols were followed but did not use a professional service to take the water samples. >> the nbc 10 investigators spent a month researching lead problems in our area to help keep your family safe. all this week we're airing what

they uncovered. coming up they will shine a light on philadelphia's health department where they found a law in place to get rid of some of the lead but we found no one is enforcing it. we'll have that report coming up >> fans are remembering patty duke who passed away. duke who was open about battles with depression died from what her agent say was a ruptured intestine. in the mid-60s she starred in the patty duke show playing identical cousins, famous for her role as helen keller. patty duke was 69 years old. for a second consecutive day police were on high alert at the u.s. capitol building this morning, capitol police investigated two suspicious packages, briefly closing one entrance and two streets. after a short time they were cleared and everything went back to normal. the capitol building was not affected by today's incident but this was just a day after this, when police shot and wounded an armed man at the visitors

building. police have identified monday's suspect as 66-year-old larry dawson, officials tell nbc news the suspect's weapon was a realistic looking pellet gun. he is charged with assault with a deadly weapon and assault on a police officer. now to the latest on the terror in brussels. it's a week since suicide bombers struck the belgian capital and a makeshift memorial continues to grow to pay tribute to the 35 dead and hundreds injured. police are still hunting the so-called man in white seen at the airport with the two suicide bombers. the metro station has reopened now but the airport remains closed. it may reopen tomorrow with limited capacity. to delaware now, a new noise ordinance could make people with loud voices law breakers. some say the newly approved rule is a waste of time and resources. nbc 10's delaware bureau reporter tim furlong is live with the story. >> reporter: shhh. you have to be quieter in newark

these days, at least at night and the overnight hours. there is a new ordinance that makes newark one of america's quietest cities, it's not clear how or when it's going to be enforced in a town where a sufrt so close to so many and students. nobody seems to mind the guys who jam on main street. ♪ but the city noise ordinance made it quieter in the overnight hour. >> reporter: the new law excludes noise from air conditioners, heaters and backup generators. police don't go hunting looking for people violating but what they do is they hear about parties going on and sort of a mechanism to sort of crack down on noises and disruptions.

>> things got quiet. we apologize for the technical issues. today philadelphia took its next step toward a new citywide pre-k program. the commission held its first meeting and the job to come with 1 a plan. the commission must have a final report by april 15. >> new pre-k's up and running. a new ruin opened today after it was delayed nearly seven months by the budget battle. about 60 families enrolled their children in the spin park wood early childhood center. funding comes from the philadelphia school district and the william penn foundation. tired of all that wind yet? it is going to be dying down considerably over the next several hours. one cold night. temperatures down in the 20s in

parts of the area. but the 70s are going to return this week and we're also tracking rain that's going to be coming in before the end of the week. maybe some heavy rain. obviously still windy out there. and it's 59 degrees, the wind 21, gusting to 28 miles an hour. yesterday at this time we were gusting 40 to 50 miles an hour. it's 8 degrees colder than this time yesterday. it's in the 50s, mid-50s north and west. 43 mount pocono and close to 60 degrees in philadelphia but we haven't quite gotten to the 60-degree mark yet. atlantic city international 59, that's also of course as close as it gets. the temperatures generally 5 to 10 degrees colder than at this time yesterday. southern areas more than 10 degrees colder. and the temperatures tonight look at them drop. 7:00 we're at 50 degrees. by 11:00, 40 degrees. and we're talking about going down to the freezing mark.

that's in the city of philadelphia itself. 20s in the suburbs. but at least not wind on top of it. the sustained winds right now, still close to 20 miles an hour or a little bit more. we'll see if it drops by 6:00. probably take a little while to do that. the pollen is getting blown around with all of this wind. wind and dry weather are not good for the pollen count. it's going to be high the next couple of days. but after the rain that comes in by friday, that will knock the pollen level down. we're sunny but chilly during the day today. especially compared to yesterday. the nearest rain is in iowa, so that's going to be a while before it gets there. we're windy. and cool. but less wind tonight, temperatures down to 24 in allentown by morning. but by thursday we're up in the 70s with a southerly wind. we have a front coming in with

some showers thursday night. and maybe some heavier rain with a secondary front on friday. so, we do have wet weather ahead along with big temperature changes. clearer, much colder, 34 for the low in philadelphia, 24 north and west. then during the day tomorrow, a lot of sunshine again, less wind than what we saw today. the wind is going to start out of the south, very late. and then only increase up to 10 to 15 miles an hour during the afternoon. high temperatures up near 60 degrees. and the seven-day forecast, look at that jump into the 70s on thursday, i think the rain or any showers will hold off until thursday night. and look how warm thursday night's going to be. the low friday morning is 62. that's above the average high. so then we're getting into the 70s on friday. showers action maybe thunderstorms. we cool down a little saturday

and a lot more sunday. and very chilly monday and tuesday. chilly enough for some snow flurries, parts of the area. maybe. >> did he try to toss that away there? >> a tease for his next update. >> change is on the way for a local penn state campus. >> thanks to the construction of the housing complex for students in delaware county. >> one, two, three. >> officials broke ground at the brandywine campus. the two new buildings are scheduled to open in august next year. they will house more than 250 students and include a dining hall and campus book store. >> although the majority of students will continue to be commuters, all students, whether they live on campus or off campus will benefit. >> 1500 students currently attend penn state brandy wine.

>> the draw bridge is getting a face lift. crews begin work to repair just about everything on the bridge part of a project, partial lane closures in both directions will last through mid june. the nbc 10 investigators spent several weeks investigating lead in our area. it's an effort to inform and protect you. local families. >> a hot topic. and our team found a law in philadelphia that is supposed to keep thousands of kids safe. it isn't being enforced. the story of a family dealing with the aftermath of lead poisoning and what local leaders are doing to keep kids safe. >> plus, you may need more cash when you run out for your mr. softy this summer. why the price of a key ingredient in ice cream could sky rocket. >> a driver that gave a pizza shop a homemade drive through next. >> first, a look at the closing bell on wall street. stocks finished the day up.

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how's this for an entrance. driver lost control here of his car, crashed right through the front of a rhode island pizzeria. you see the driver climb out of the passenger door. the driver lost control rounding a turn. the driver cited for speeding, the restaurant was closed at the time of the crash. >> another close call this for a california driver last night. a woman was driving down the street in sacramento when that tree came crashing down on her car. you can barely see the car buried under the tree. fortunately that woman was not hurt. >> the defamation suit filed by janice dickenson against bill

cosby can move forward. a judge refused to dismiss the case. she claims cosby's lawyers call heard a liar when she said the comedian drugged and raped her. his lawyers fought back saying that dickenson changed her story. the judge says the facts will play out at trial. the trial is moving forward while at the same time cosby is facing criminal charges in montgomery county where he's accused of drugging and molesting a temple university employee back in 2004. controversial new law in north carolina called discriminatory by critics will not get the support of the state's top cop there. north carolina's attorney general said he won't defend the law. the new measure prevents local governments from approving protections for lesbian, gay, transgender and bisexual people. they are calling for the attorney general to resign and andrew cuomo banned non-essential state travel to north carolina, the governor

said his state would not stand for the misguided legislation. >> a local family is sharing the horror of lead poisoning. >> it's highlighting a big concern. next, what the nbc 10 investigators found when they looked into who is making sure local homes are safe for our kids. and what is being done to fix the problem. plus, a giant piece of ice slammed through the windshield of a pennsylvania car. where it came from is still a mystery. now investigators are bringing in an expert to get the answers. his theory coming up tonight on "nbc 10 news" at 5:00.

tens of thousands of kids are living with lead poisoning

in pennsylvania and new jersey. in philadelphia health officials found nearly 4,000. >> even with one of the strictest lead laws in the state the nbc 10 investigators found no one is enforcing it. mitch blacher continues our investigation, living with lead. >> reporter: 4-year-old mariah doesn't know she has lead poisoning. it's her mother pen he carries the burden. >> they took her lead levels. it was high. >> reporter: the philadelphia health department found chip, peeling lead paint in her home. >> no matter how many times i clean it don't matter. >> reporter: it's lead problems like this that inspired this council woman. >> we wanted to get rid of the lead. period. >> reporter: she sponsored philadelphia's lead law, landlords are supposed to get rid of the lead before renting the families with children under 7. >> the health department would be responsible for the enforcement. >> is the health department effective at enforcing this

ordinance? >> i -- i think there are a few things that we can change. >> reporter: we found one of those things is knowing how many families with young children rent in the city. >> we don't have that information. i don't even know that information is tracked. >> reporter: according to the homeowners association of philadelphia, there are nearly a quarter million rental properties in the city, roughly 52,000 registered with license and inspections, since the lead law went into effect the health department has certified 1,596 of them lead-free or lead safe. >> seems like a big gap. >> i agree with you. and i think that there needs to be a significant improvement in the enforcement. >> landlord, it's not addressing the problem. it is saying you're the scapegoat of it. >> reporter: darryl is the philadelphia homeowners association lawyer, he told us more enforcement is not necessary because if a landlord

gets caught rending a lead hilled home it can cost them. >> a property owner fails to comply i'm their attorney, i will tell you, you are in danger. >> there have not been cases where there have been a fine issued for the lead landlord. >> in four years. >> in four years. >> why is that? >> that is a question is a very good question. >> it's one the council woman plans to answer. >> not fixed. you still have work to do. >> the families and children at risk are counting on that work getting done. >> i don't have nowhere else to go. all we got. >> since we started asking questions about the lack of enforcement the kenney administration and the department of health say there have been several high level meetings how to step up enforcement. right now the city only has three inspectors, looking for lead and is only able to remove it from a few hundred homes a year. the council woman told us that she is going to hold hearings to tweak that law.

she says that will happen before the summer. >> so what is the health department doing to try to prevent lead poisoning if they don't have enough to enforce? >> the main thing is education. thissy show parents where their kids pick up the lead. usually that is in window sills, on the floors, and they show them how to clean that up. >> we heard about the problems all over the country, flint, michigan about lead and in our area philadelphia is not the only problem area. >> no, it's throughout our coverage area. even today we're reporting on lead found in schools, right, in new jersey, in pennsylvania, this is really a problem with the infrastructure. we have very old housing stock, old pipes, some have lead in them. which is why tomorrow we're going to be taking a look at what government specifically new jersey's government is doing in order to get rid of lead before a kid becomes lead poisoned. >> thank you so much for the investigation. >> thanks, guys. let's look at some of the other stories on "nbc 10 news" at 4:00.

south jersey, a woman accused of hitting and killing a 16iard boy as he crossed the street. police say 40-year-old susan highland was driving south on route 130 at 49th street when she hit taylor and kept going. >> they want to find the children in this video that can be seen yelling profanities and racial slurs. one of the boys punched and spit at him. the boys will not be charged with a crime but the police chief wants them to get counseling. >> donald trump's campaign manager surrendered to police in florida today. corey lewandowski has been charged with simple battery. the charges come after a reporter accused him of pulling on her arm at a trump rally last month. and you see it happening in this video apparently. he says he is innocent. >> villanova final four gear in high demand. items flying off the racks at the campus store today. the team's upcoming final four appearance the number one topic

of discussion as the team gets ready to head to houston. we're live with more on the villanova viv coming up at 5 and 6. a local company is changing an item. >> what campbells is doing to soup cans to ease concerns. >> plus the looming problem that could make the price of ice cream sky rocket just as summer gets here. >> then all new tonight, looks like a cell phone but watch as it transforms into a gun. how a child inspired one man to create it and how he's responding to security concerns.

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win the battle against their addiction. and hold onto your hats. it's another windy afternoon. we're looking ahead to a cold night. i'll have more on the nighttime lows and when the 70s will return.

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philadelphia and scranton. callers will highlight clinton's support for women and children. >> and it's almost time for our primaries, pennsylvania and delaware april 26, new jersey voters go to the polls june 7. today the obama administration pushed for a treatment that could help people finally kick their addiction to painkillers. the new rule ups the use of medication-based treatment to fight opioid abuse. today the president will ask for money so that states can expand resources. he is there to take part in a panel on heroin abuse. nbc 10 spent five months exploring the world of heroin and opioid addiction in the area. we met people searching for a way out of their addiction. heartbroken families and police trying to find new ways to help people. if you missed last week's special presentation, you can watch it now on nbc10.com and the nbc 10 app. there you'll also find additional stories, video and illustrations showcasing the

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well, the story of the last 24 hours is certainly been the wind. and it is going to die down tonight but that's going to allow the temperatures to go down. so we've got a cold night ahead. just one cold night. the 70s are going to be returning in a couple of days, and we're tracking rain that could end up being heavy at times before the week is out. flag still blowing like crazy out there. and the wind gusting to 28 miles an hour in philadelphia, it was much stronger yesterday over 40 miles an hour. caused some damage. 59 degrees for the current temperature so it's nowhere near the 70 degrees that we had yesterday. tomorrow will be close to 60 but without the wind so it will feel a little warmer, then look at that, 74 on thursday, 70 on friday. but that's not going to last. the temperatures, 55 in trenton, wrightstown, chester springs, 54 in kennett square. 54 in oxford and quakertown,

doylestown, blue bell, a lot of places at 54 degrees. closer to the 60-degree mark woodbine, newark, delaware, but we don't have any reporting 60. we'll have a lot of places going down tonight, by tomorrow morning 32 at philadelphia, but without wind, 20s in some of the suburbs. even mid-20s. the current wind gust, 35 miles an hour in mount pocono, and 25 to 35 miles an hour across much of the rest of the area. but the wind, well, that's going to bring in warmer air as well. going to take a while because only 57 in cincinnati. but you go far enough west and there's warm air. 70 in little rock, 72 in dallas and some of that air starts coming up this way as we go into thursday and friday. it's sunny but chilly during the day today. especially compared to yesterday. a lot of clear skies, all the way back past chicago and the

next rain not until you get to iowa, so we're going to be seeing generally sunny skies during the day tomorrow. and then on thursday the clouds increase, the showers come in thursday night, another round starts coming in on friday. some of that could be heavy. maybe even with thunderstorms. then that moves past and then we get some colder air over the weekend. so clear, much colder tonight. 34 in philadelphia. 24 north and west. during the day tomorrow, a lot of sunshine, much less wind. very light southerly wind to start off going up to 10 to 15 miles an hour in the afternoon. that will steam like nothing. the high near 60 degrees. then it's near 72 degrees on thursday. the showers should hold off until thursday night. that's a pretty spring-like day

there. but thursday night into friday it's going to be warm but it's also likely to be wet. then it's going to be windy, a little cooler on saturday. and then a lot colder on sunday. and into monday. and into tuesday. that's a pretty little cold blast there once we end one of the warmest marches ever recorded. we get back into the 40s. >> did you mention earlier it was cold enough for snow. >> it will be. in parts of the area. some computer models suggest -- we're not talking about a storm. >> flurries. >> flakes. >> flakes. unlike some of the ones that i work with. >> he said it. we didn't. >> all right. >> paying for that. >> most of us know the wright brothers as the early 1900s pioneers in aviation. >> there is a modern-day wrights brother duo. how basketball is a family affair for villanova's head coach and his younger brother as

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villanova marching to victory, coach jay wright says he's always been his dream to be a head coach and lead his team of course to win a national championship. what else would you want. >> two wins and houston will do that and wright will have a strong section led by the man he helped inspire. vai sikahema has more on the wright you may not know. >> reporter: churchville,

pennsylvania, a passion for the game of basketball was born. >> he really does do it for the love of the game. >> reporter: that is derek wright, the younger brother of jay wright. derek, too, is a successful basketball coach. the winningest coach in fact in council rock north history. >> he's definitely a better coach i can tell you that. he is very organized, very disciplined as a coach. >> the philosophy behind what we believe in and how we coach, the passion we have for it, he's by far the biggest influence. >> the wright brothers share the same humility. when jay led villanova past kansas saturday night his brother could not have been more impressed. >> i texted him after the kansas win and said probably what was more gratifying for him was how they won that game, not just that they won it. >> jay started council rock north in the late 70s, derek says his brother's team set the standard that exists even today.

>> jay would always make the effort to go down to philly and make sure he played against the toughest competition. as years went on in the program that became something we knew we had to do if we wanted to succeed. >> in being one of the most fashionable coaches. why he says he is the younger better looking brothers both enjoyed a laugh. >> very true. very true. the truth hurts. >> i don't know. depends who you ask. younger absolutely. >> derek won't make the trip to houston, his four kids will be watching their uncle from home. >> our family will watch the game and jumping on the couch and cheering for uncle jay and it's going to be really exciting. our family is looking forward to it. >> must be so proud. jay wright and villanova marching to victory and nbc 10 will be with them. we're sending our team to

houston and have live reports starting later this week. coming up next on "nbc 10 news" at 5:00 now, a family loses their possessions in a fire but what happened after the flames was worse. the precious items stolen. police are trying to track down the culprit. >> it is still windy outside but the wind direction today changed so tonight it will be a lot colder. 20s and 30s on the map for overnight lows, i'll show you who can expect it coming up. >> two cherry hill police officers get a thank you they did not expect. the special message they received on a restaurant receipt, next. ♪

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right now at 5, family and classmates mourn the loss of a student from south jersey. tonight his mother has a message for the driver who ran into him and took off. >> i'm going to tell you to your face you're a coward for doing that. all you had to do is wait. my baby died by his self. >> tonight we learn more about the driver accused of killing the 16-year-old student and the family member who turned her in. >> first, adding insult to injury, a fire forced a montgomery county couple out of their home. now they want to know who broke in and stole from them. "nbc 10 news" at 5 starts right now. the couple says two pieces

of precious jewelry are missing and they need your help to solve the crime. >> deanna durante sat down with one of the victims. she joins us live. >> reporter: take a look. it's easy to tell, no one is living in this house after all, half of the furniture is in the driveway. there is broken glass on the doorstep. police say this is a crime they want to solve, to find out who is behind this theft at this home. >> i feel bless ed, the lord go me out of that house. >> reporter: michael graves' faith is strong. he escaped with burned hands and injured foot. his dog survived without a scratch. the rest of the house is much worse. it can be fixed. his faith in people, that is being tested. >> talk about being victimized twice. >> it has police fed you