following that breaking news in delaware county. a naked woman found dead in a bathtub. upper darby police believe she may have been strangled. officers found the victim inside an apartment building in upper

darby township and aundrea cline-thomas live there now with the breaking details for us. aundrea, what have you found out? >> reporter: neighbors said they told a number of police respond to the apartment, saying they didn't know the woman. she kept to herself. and she had only lived here for a few months. now, five hours after receiving the call, detectives were still at building g of the new orleans park apartments on south avenue. that's where they found a woman naked in her bathtub. and one of the units, the medical investigator is investigating is blunt force trauma and strangulation. >> i feel sad. i never seen her and why this happen. >> reporter: now, it's unclear when the murder occurred. neighbors tell me they didn't hear a thing. reporting live in upper darby, aundrea cline-thomas, nbc 10

news. new at 11:00, a live saved. a good samaritan stopped a man from taking his own life this morning. you can see the man perhaps there fighting with his wife. he threatened to jump on to the tracks. a witness pressed a call button and notified septa to cut power to the tracks. no one was hurt. to decision 2016 tonight. donald trump is backtracking after saying he believes women who get abortions should be punished. trump's comments which angered people on both sides of the abortion issue came in an exclusive interview with msnbc. listen. >> it has to be some form of punishment. >> for the woman? >> yeah. has to be some form. >> trump responding to a question of what should happen if abortion were outlawed. nbc 10's randy gyllenhaal live in the studio now with reaction from both sides of the abortion debate. randy, no one you spoke with agrees with what trump

originally said? >> a rare moment of unity of supporters and anti-abortion advocates, both condemning front-runner donald trump's hypothetical proposal to punish women who get illegal abortions. >> i am pro-life, yes. >> msnbc, donald trump supported an abortion ban saying women who get one could be fined or face jail time. >> do you believe in punishment for abortion? yes or no? >> the answer is that there has to be some form of punishment. >> for the woman? >> yeah. some form. >> the backlash immediate from both sides and anti-abortion groups like del care right to life said trump's proposal was reckless. >> because it's such an extreme position. >> reporter: she believes women are often coerced into abortion facing pressure. >> already they're victimized in one way or another. they might be with a very angry and coercive boyfriend or family

members. might be in tears, feeling like this is their only option. >> reporter: instead of punishing, her group reaches out to help calling abortion doctors the real problem. >> the doctors basically if you can call them that are basically hired killers. >> reporter: trump since has done a complete 180 saying the woman is a victim in this case as is the life in her womb and already abortion rights groups and rival hillary clinton are pouncing. >> donald trump is going to have to do some pretty incredible political gymnastics to walk back the horrible, disgusting comments he made today about women. >> and despite trump walking back those comments don't be surprised if you see them pop up in an attack ad down the road. jim? >> randy gyllenhajilgyllenhaal,. rivals are criticizing the original comments. in an interview, ohio governor kasich had this to say. >> should women who get abortions be punished? >> absolutely not. i mean, i do have exceptions for

rape, incest and life of the mother and women shouldn't be punished. >> senator ted cruz said in a statement being pro-life is not simply about the unborn child. it is also about the mother and creating a culture that respects her and embraces life. new jersey governor chris christie defended donald trump tonight on the ask the governor radio show tonight saying he believes trump simply misspoke. >> i think everybody in public life misspeaks. and we certainly had hillary clinton do it more times over the course of this campaign. >> but this is your guy. >> my point is he's no different than anybody else running. when you have a microphone in front of you, you know, a lot of times a day every day, there are times you misspeak. >> he thinks trump clarified himself in a later statement. last month, the governor endorsed trump for president. a win tonight for abortion rights advocates. a change of the guidelines for

so-called abortion pill. the new requirements allow women to take the pills later in the pregnancy, decrease doctor visits a and lower dosage. the changes are now in line with what's standard in most states. others like texas and north dakota require physicians to follow guidelines set in the 1990s. some say those guidelines were outdated. the villanova wildcats take their march to victory to the south tonight. this was the scene as the men's basketball team arrived in houston, texas, about an hour and a half ago. in two days and about 19 hours, nova will take on oklahoma in the ncaa national semifinals. students and other fans sent the team off in style this afternoon. nbc 10 on campus as the players boarded a bus for the airport on the way to houston and for the seniors it was a moment that can never be rivaled. >> some of the best fans in the country. number one in the country.

we appreciate all the support and we love seeing all the people out here for the sendoff. >> we expected something like last week. this is another level. it is awesome. >> many alumni and students we spoke with said they're making the trip to texas, too, and insisted the team will not get crushed by oklahoma this time around. there was plenty of clamor about the cats at this sports bar in montgomery county. local sports writers hosting a radio show here featuring all things villanova. a highlight was an interview with nova's legendary coach. we are sending a team of reporters to the final four to get you inside villanova's march to victory. they will all be in houston and we'll hear from john clark later in sports. friday, catch the one-hour special, "ville nava: march to victory" live from houston. keys to the game and focusing in on the players to watch.

again, villanova: march to victory this friday at 7:00 p.m. here on nbc 10. new right now at 11:00, on strike at philadelphia international airport. workers are walking the line. they are subcontracting employees working for prime flight and mcginn security and protesting what they call unfair labor practices, saying the employers aren't following the min numb wage and sick time laws. >> we are doing this because we want to. we would rather be at work. we don't want to disturb anybody and cause any problems, but unfortunately, our company is not following the law. >> workers at other major hubs like new york city, washington, d.c. and boston also walked off the job tonight. from our delaware bureau, police say road rage ended with someone shooting a teenager. investigators tell us that teen

was riding in a car with his aunt this morning on centerville road and a man in a silver car cut them off and then stopped in the middle of the roadway. the teenager began to argue with the man and police say the driver shot the teen in the leg and sped off. we're told that teenager is going to be okay and will need surgery. the shooter hasn't been caught. well, here's an area you will want to avoid planning to drive through west philadelphia in the next couple of days. one lane is getting by in the 4900 block of walnut street. crews are doing emergency repairs there and the entire block of walnut will be closed from 6:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. tomorrow. philadelphia mayor kenny with a firsthand look at the condition of a northeast philadelphia rec center. the mayor joining council woman parker on rising sun avenue. the mayor proposed a tax on soda and other sugary drinks to help pay for upgrades in renovations of rec centers and parks across

the city. aggressive pan handling blamed for a crime trend. we'll take you to the standing room only meeting in center city tonight where residents are trying to help solve the problem. plus, new zika concerns tonight to tell you about. why the cdc think mosquitos that carry the infection could make it to our area. a midair collision caught on camera knocks a sky diver unconscious. what saved him from free falling straight to the ground. sheena? >> we have a big warm-up in the forecast over the next couple of days and showers and storms heading our way. i'll show you the timing next.

hundreds of demonstrators took to the streets of minneapolis tonight protesting a decision by prosecutors not to bring charges against police officers in the death of 24-year-old jamar clark. police shot and killed clark

last november in a confrontation with officers responding to an assault. today investigators said deadly force was warpted because clark was trying to get his hands on one of their guns. witnesses insist clark was handcuffed when he was shot and authorities say he was not. how to stop a crime trend? residents trying to answer that question tonight. public safety concerns are high after this man believed to be a homeless veteran allegedly stabbed and killed a man this month. and days later, pennsylvania supreme court justice was assaulted at 15th and market streets allegedly by a homeless man. nbc 10's denise nakano is joining us live with the crime solutions proposed tonight, denise? >> reporter: well, jim, a large amount of people turned out tonight calling for a bigger police presence concerned about recent run-ins with people living on the street especially after what happened here in ritenhouse square earlier this

month. >> all weekend to enrich your alives here in center city. >> reporter: a standing room only crowd packed a town hall meeting at a center city church. >> the murder after st. paddy's day is a reason that brought me out. >> reporter: two concerns of of an incident this month. and the random attack of a homeless man on supreme court justice dougherty. >> these two incidents specifically relate to individuals who are roaming the veets in the evening, that are homeless. and it's not the first time that i've had complaints in my office regarding aggressive pan handling. >> reporter: about 100 people heard from a panel including law enforcement, homeless advocates and mental health advocates. deborah said she witnessed an attack on her husband earlier this year. >> we are concerned. we have two children, day care takes them to rittenhouse square. >> you have to be proactive with getting the people the help they

need. >> reporter: the captain of the 9th district said he's focused patrols over the trouble spots but believes it's going to take policing and homeless outreach to combat the problem. >> we don't want the violence. bad for business. bad for the residents. bad for tourist industry. bad for the city in itself. >> reporter: and in the stabbing that happened here, the suspect was ordered today to stand trial on murder charges. live, i'm denise nakano, nbc 10 news. new video tonight of a sky diver injured last week in a mid-air collision in florida. video captured the scary moments when sebastian collided with another jumper in sky dive city. the impact knocked one unconscious and automatic reserve chute saved his life and cown another five to ten weeks before he walks again. a new look at places at risk for mosquitos carrying the zika

virus includes parts of our area. the cdc posted a map showing they may have spread from the southern part of the u.s. to the midwest and northeast. take a close look, it includes all of delaware and new jersey and most of the pennsylvania viewing area. but the cdc says this does not mean the mosquitos will cause spread of the disease here. zika is suspected of causing birth defects in babies. it was no walk in the park today for the women. instead it was the beginning of training season for a very important milestone. local residents taking part in the upcoming susan g. komen three-day walk laced up today and starting to practice today. they have to walk 60 miles in 3 days. >> yeah. we are going to be talking three days. friday, saturday and sunday. and it's roughly 20 miles per day so you have to train for that. >> 26th annual philadelphia race

for the cure beginning on may 8th, mother's day. well, we are not going to be as cold tonight as we were last night and early this morning. so at least that will be a nice start to the day tomorrow. and then by the afternoon, 70 degrees temperatures back in the forecast. it's going to be really nice day. it will get windy again, though. going into friday, still warm. still in the 70s but now we're talking about some rain. and that could start as early as the morning commute. don't forget the umbrella. after that, we have a cooler weekend forecast for you so i'll show you in a second. overnight tonight, we are going to stay in the 40s for most of the area. and then look how quickly we get into the mid to upper 60s by lunchtime. you will really start to notice that warm-up and then topping out in the 70s. so here's a look at those 70s today. we had 58 degrees. normal high is 58 degrees and today we were seasonably where

we should be this time of the year. tomorrow, low 70s. by friday we could be near 80 degrees in some spots. nice warm-up. but a brief warm-up because by saturday we will be back down into the 60s and even colder going into sunday and the wind's going to come back, too, even tomorrow afternoon. nice and dry locally. the rain off to the west weexpe it on friday and will be here for the morning commute for the end of the week. tonight, we stay dry. tomorrow we stay dry. temperatures through most of the area if not everybody by 8:00 should already be in the 50s. so a quick warm-up. look at the afternoon. 3:00 p.m. nice and dryment some areas in the low 70s. so a nice warm day. and then we have some showers moving in overnight into early friday. this is friday 8:00 in the morning. so remember before you walk out, grab the umbrella. we expect showers for the morning commute friday. look at the temperatures as the rain is here.

we'll be in the 60s. it's mild with the rain. through the day, some scattered showers. i think breaks in the rain and the sunshine that will really warm temperatures up to about the upper 70s and then another line of showers moves in by 3:00 p.m. and we'll be dealing with some showers in the afternoon. can't rule out thunderstorms, either. that's in the forecast and by friday evening, looks to clear up. some of it could be lingering into early saturday. especially if you're further south of philadelphia. tonight, though, clear, not as cold. 45 for the low in philadelphia. 39 degrees, areas north and west. tomorrow, nice day and windy. it's warmer but the winds will pick up so later in the afternoon, gusting near 35 miles per hour. temperatures in the low 70s. and even warmer friday. regardless of the rain with thunderstorm chances there. upper 70s by saturday. some of those showers lingering to the south, 63. it's windy again. and then we go into the weekend. we're talking about -- sunday i should say. 48 degrees.

colder and morning lows in the 30s. still windy on sunday. and then 30s and a chance of some rain and snow by tuesday. former nfl runningback ricky williams paid a visit to philadelphia tonight. nbc 10 at the penn museum of archaeology and he's talking about the struggles living with social anxiety disorder. and williams now dedicates his life to helping others suffering from this same affliction. what a nice way to give back. danny? >> how are you? the flyers with a valuable point in overtime tonight in south philly. could they get two is this that answer coming up. the wildcats enjoying the spoils of a birth in the final four. hear from philly's greatest and latest hope for a national championship.

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hey, danny with you once again. the wildcats are in houston, site of the final four, playing oklahoma for a spot in the national championship. john clark was there when the wildcats arrived. >> villanova has landed in houston for the final four. let's first take you to the airport. they got a military welcome there. and then they came here to the hotel. and there's a lot of villanova welcome committee members and take a look earlier today as they left villanova's campus, close to 1,000 people were there and jay wright tweeted out this picture. the seniors kissing that villanova "v" saying good-bye. the last practice on villanova's

court. jay wright got emotional about that. >> what about the picture of daniel and ryan kissing the "v" after practice this morning? >> oh. i can't talk about it. that's why i'm wearing glasses. >> daniel was like we have to kiss the "v" and pretty neat. >> when those gios -- when they kissed the court today -- that just said it all to me. >> the cats are here for the final four and hopefully the national championship. in houston, i'm john clark, for comcast sportsnet. >> thanks so much. smaller crowd in oklahoma sending out sooners today. nova and oklahoma tip-off after 6:00 on saturday and followed by syracuse-north carolina. the flyers, they had a chance to take over the second wild card spot and came into the

night tied with the red wings with 87 points. no score until the third period. cats and the power play. ovechkin with a snipe. look at this wrist shot gathers and hits the back of the net. 44th of the year for him. they get it back. giroux's point shot deflected by schenn. 1-1. we go to a shootout. gagne a chance and cruising this on holtby. how about that? flyers win. sole possession of the second wild card. >> it's really big point for us. you know what? great job to find a little hole there and that's feels good to win the shootout. football now, the eagles reportedly worked out the quarterback today. tomorrow lynch. they hold the eighth pick in the draft. to phillies arriving home tonight finishing the spring with the win tonight and the 15-10-3 spring record and reason

for optimism heading into monday's opener. >> it's a nice way to end the spring having a winning record. unlike the past few years and it gives everybody a lot of hope and hopefully gives us energy, also. >> that is your look at sports. i'm danny pommels. we'll be right back. for years, i was a laboratory chemist,

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been waiting for the 70s all week. >> me, too. they're finally here tomorrow afternoon. tomorrow morning, though, it is really not to be as cold as this morning. still chilly waking up and quickly going to warm up. into the low 70s by the afternoon. mix of sun and clouds and will get windy, though, through the afternoon. don't let that surprise you. it's a warm wind, though. and then by friday, early showers and some thunderstorms possibly. temperatures in the upper 70s friday but that comes with rain and take the umbrella and even a second line of showers friday afternoon.

some of the rain could linger into the start of the weekend but the weekend gets colder and it's going to be windy. >> it's going to be april soon. >> yes. >> all right, sheena. for all of us here, thank you for watching. see you tomorrow night. find fantasy shows. when it comes to the things you love, you want more. love romance? get lost in every embrace. into sports?

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