nbc 10 news starts now. >> tonight, i'm speaking to you from philadelphia. >> the push for pennsylvania. >> when you look at pennsylvania, we have problems

everywhere you look. >> the candidates make their pitches. >> tomorrow it's on to connecticut, delaware, maryland, pennsylvania, rhode island, and beyond. >> the road to the white house runs through the keystone state. >> you know what, i think we're going to win here in pennsylvania next week. >> and good evening, i'm jim rosenfield. >> i'm jacqueline london. senator bernie sanders predicted victory while campaigning in erie today. while he sounded confident about pennsylvania, he did not win new york tonight. >> instead, that victory went to hillary clinton, new york's former senator. she won with 58% of the vote. for the republicans, donald trump was the victor. he won 60% of the vote in his home state. >> when you look at pennsylvania, when you look at indiana, when you look at maryland and rhode island and so many places, we have problems

everywhere you look. we are going to solve those problems and one of the big problems -- one of the big problems is the economy and jobs and that is my wheelhouse. >> meanwhile, clinton was also in new york to celebrate her victory. >> and tonight, little less than a year later, the race for the democratic nomination is in the homestretch and victory is in sight. >> and with new york in the win column now, the focus quickly turns to pennsylvania. tomorrow, clinton will be here in philadelphia. she's scheduled to take part in a discussion at st. paul's baptist church in the afternoon then she'll hold an organizing event at the fillmore tomorrow night. >> in fact, the entire country is now focused on attention. the next big prize in the presidential race, voters there and in delaware head to the polls a week from today. >> you can see how the

candidates are converging on pennsylvania. democratic senator bernie sanders campaigned in state college tonight. republican john kasich met with voters in pittsburgh. >> but philadelphia voters are crucial which is why senator ted cruz is here tonight. he brought carly fiorina, a former republican rival who's now endorsing his white house bid. >> nbc 10's brandon hudson is live at the national constitution center where cruz appeared tonight. brandon, pennsylvania certainly in the spotlight. >> reporter: jim and jacqueline, it certainly is. senator ted cruz wants to get ahead of the game by pushing for a win next tuesday. let me tell you, this was an energetic crowd inside this building behind me. they didn't seem fazed by the new york primary results and neither did ted cruz. cruz actually seemed more focused on winning over the voters here in philadelphia and the rest of pennsylvania. senator ted cruz made the most of his brief visit to philadelphia tonight. after he spoke to the crowd at the national constitution center, he greeted and thanked

all his supporters including military veteran rob boyson. >> i think he's got the right idea how to do what's necessary to make the country what it should be. >> reporter: boyson told nbc 10 he backs cruz because of his stance on homeland security. senator cruz emphasized security, freedom from government, and creating jobs. >> join me now on this journey of less talk and more action, real solutions. >> i think it was the only true republican in the race that would balance the budget. >> reporter: tommy davis was the first to shake cruz's hand as he walked to the stage. tommy will be voting in his first election and says he's followed cruz since the start of his campaign. >> i see his speeches all the time and cool to shake hands with him and meet him. >> and the next president of the united states, ted cruz. >> reporter: carly fiorina introduced cruz. she also expressed the urgency of the crowd voting for cruz in next tuesday's pennsylvania

primary. voters we spoke to agree. >> america needs this man. this is our last hope as far as i'm concerned. >> here's the truth. you don't need me or any politician, but we do need each other. >> reporter: cruz said this election year is the year of the outsider. he considers himself one and says that's his advantage to getting things done if elected to washington. live in old city, brandon hudson, nbc 10 news. >> all right, brandon. donald trump meantime says he's the outsider in this race and tonight's win in new york swinging another 62 delegates in his favor. trump leading the republicans with 834 delegates. ted cruz is nearly 300 behind now with 559. and ohio governor john kasich a distant third with 143 delegates. as for the democrats, hillary clinton continues to hold a big lead over bernie sanders. she holds 1,869 delegates to sanders' 1,174.

the democratic national convention happens right here in philadelphia july 25th through the 28th and withdrew can count on nbc 10 as your place to see it all. and as we lead up to that convention, you can get the latest on the dnc planning and the push for delegates by tapping the nbc 10 app. tonight, a community's grief, hundreds of people held a vigil in mercer county remembering a school superintendent killed while on his morning jog. steven mayer died after a car ran into him this morning. police say a teenage student was behind the wheel. nbc 10's denise nakano reports from robbinsville. >> reporter: this is a close-knit community and you can really feel that with the overwhelming turnout here for superintendent dr. steven mayer. hundreds came to tonight's vigil and here many stay. silence fell over foxmoor community park in robbinsville mercer county. no words could describe as great

a loss as the accident that took superintendent dr. steven mayer's life so suddenly. >> how do you make sense of a nonsensical situation? i mean, i was at a loss for words. i still expect to wake up from a bad dream. >> i am speechless. i couldn't believe something so tragic would happen to such a great guy. >> reporter: more than 500 people turned out for tonight's vigil held only hours after mayer was killed. he was on a routine morning jog with his dog when he was struck by a student on her way to nearby robbinsville high school for a class trip. >> i couldn't believe it. i got a call this morning, told me first thing this morning and i just couldn't -- i still don't believe it. it hurts. >> reporter: mourners placed candles alongside flowers and wrote messages to dr. mayer's family on index cards. >> i look at this, we all cared and he cared about us. he cared about the community. >> reporter: teammates of mayer's son came in their lacrosse uniforms showing solidarity in their support. >> such a great family, such a

tragic event, and i think all the people out here speak of how big of an impact that he had on the town. >> reporter: all robbinsville schools will be closed tomorrow but grief counselors will be available. in robbinsville, denise nakano, nbc 10 news. skyforce 10 over the scene of a five-vehicle wreck in king of prussia earlier this afternoon. it had the schuylkill expressway westbound lanes near route 202 shut down for hours. three people taken to the hospital are expected to be okay. just a few hours ago, crews got this all cleaned up and all lanes have since re-opened. a warning for anyone whose commute includes the delaware memorial bridge. crews closed three of the four lanes on the south bound span of the bridge for the next few days. originally officials said it should be finished by tomorrow. skyforce 10 was above that sacee today. crews working to replace suspension ropes on the bridge. does roosevelt boulevard work for you?

that's the question residents are asking. the city of philadelphia, septa and pendot asked riders and drivers to put their input on the boulevard. kicking off a route for change program to make roosevelt boulevard safer and more accessible to everyone. there are two more forums this week. embattled pennsylvania attorney general kathleen cane scheduled to appear in court tomorrow, pretrial motion at the montgomery county courthouse. she faces perjury and obstruction charges. she's accused of leaking secret grand jury information to the media then lying about it under oath. a ruling expected tomorrow for a local nun accused of drunk driving in gloucester county. kimberly miller was arrested last november. this is dashcam video of that arrest. sister miller says after an event at a bookstore she went back to her north philadelphia convent, had a glass of wine and took an ambien to take her sleep. she has a history of sleepwalking and arthritic condition for which she takes

medicine. from our jersey shore bureau, dry air and gusty winds are fueling a high fire danger. the new jersey forest fire service is battling flames across south jersey right now. that includes a fire that burned about an acre of forest in buena vista township atlantic county. right now the fire service has tripled its normal amount of vehicles patrolling the region for wildfires. boy, people were fired up at city hall tonight. philadelphia city council held this public hearing on mayor jim kenny's proposed fiscal year 2017 budget and the so-called soda tax took center stage. mayor kenny has proposed taxing distributors 3 cents per ounce on sugary drinks to raise money for initiatives like universal pre-k and revital iizing communy centers. >> this tax would be a means to pay for universal pre-k, investment in our children which could help lift an entire generation out of poverty.

>> 3 cent per ounce tax going to mean the destruction of all the corner stores and the small businesses of the city. >> two more city council budget hearings are scheduled for next month. special honors tonight for a number of principals in the philadelphia school district. nbc 10 in sensor city where seven school principals received the lindback award. tom wolf was on hand for the ceremony. the honor goes to school administrators who make significant leadership and humanitarian contributions to their schools and communities. so you head to the airport, you bring wyour bag, zip it up and hand it to the tsa but doesn't get to your destination. i'm keith jones. how a new bill could force the airline to give you a free refund. that's not all. that's next. plus your utility company could owe you hundreds of dollars. how to know if you're supposed to get your money back. a brand new treatment that could help stroke patients recover without the debilitating effects.

and finally the beautiful weather, the dry weather is going to come to an end before the week's over. i'm tracking some rain. i'll show you the timing of it next. modres: the cost of living the pay stays the same. i have to work extra hours just to make ends meet. it's a big struggle. one person that really gets this is katie mcginty. she came from a working-class family. she was ninth of 10 kids. she gets it. she'll fight for equal pay for equal work. katie mcginty will protect social security and medicare. that's why president obama and vice president biden support her, too.

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♪ taste of the tropics tonight in center city. nbc 10 at the congregation, the peace drums steel drum band performed the final show of their u.s. tour here. group is made up to 12 to 15-year-old muslim, jewish and christian children from israel. the drummers use music to demonstrate how people of all cultures can co-exist peacefully. new at 11:00, you could have new rights next time you head to the airport. >> rights designed to cut through the red tape and even keep the airlines from losing your bag. nbc 10's keith jones explains from philadelphia international airport. >> reporter: let's face it, traveling can be frustrating, especially if the airline loses your expensive checked bag like this one here but in this case, let's say it was six hours late,

you could be entitled to a full refund. that's music to traveler michael's ears. >> oh, i'll complain about anything to get refunds, yeah, trust me. >> reporter: and a baggage fee refund is just one stipulation of this new bill approved by the senate today. another one, making those seemingly hidden fees clearer and we found out that makes sense to every traveler. including 3-year-old haley rose. are you fed up with those hidden fees on airlines? >> yeah, i am. >> reporter: and that precious cargo isn't alone. janet smith flew in from new orleans. >> you think you're getting a cheaper flight but by the time you add on all the charges for the bag and everything, it's, yeah, picking a seat, you end up right back at the original price. >> reporter: under the bill, airlines would also have to seat families together at no extra charge, be clearer about flight chances and cancelations and increase the number of officers patrolling the terminals. some hope the legislation passes the house to simply capitalize

on the late baggage refund. >> i guess i need to get a bag lost, huh? >> reporter: you don't want to do that. >> definitely not. >> reporter: at philadelphia international airport, keith jones -- are you frustrated when the airline loses a bag? >> uh-huh. >> reporter: nbc 10 news. >> that same bill would make it easier for companies to use drones including packages and require drone owners to take an online test about the rules and how to handle the devices. there would be criminal penalties for using drones reckle recklessly. also new tonight from our delaware bureau if you're a delmarva power customer you'll notice a gift on your next bill. the company says customers will receive two separate credits this month and going into next month. one for about $122 and the second for $49.95. the credits are part of the new merger between exelon and delmarva's parent company. some wilmington homeowners are not happy with delmarva power installing gas meters in front of their homes. neighbors in the 40 acres

neighborhood call them eye sores. more than 100 residents signed a petition saying they don't want the meters in front of their houses. they say the meters could be kept in their basements instead. >> nobody needs or wants to see an industrial contraption, device and pipes bolted to the front of their home. it just doesn't make sense. it's bad for the property value. it's bad for the neighborhoods. >> a delmarva power spokesperson tells nbc 10 the outdoor meters are much safer and easier to maintain. a new treatment could be a game changer in the way doctors treat some of the most severe and devastating strokes. doctors say the use of a stent retriever in stroke patients could be revolutionary. the device is threaded through blood vessels into the brain grabbing the clot pulling it out of the body. a new study in canada showed 91 % of patients who got the treatment within hours of a stroke had minimal or no disability. 30th street station travelers might want to keep an eye out. >> the nearly 100-year-old

transportation hub is taking on a prehistoric feel. yeah. the academy of natural sciences installed a ten-foot moving, roaring dinosaur near the station's west entrance. the display is there to promote the academy's new exhibit called dinosaurs unearthed which runs june 5 25th through january 17th. if the kids love dinosaurs, take them down there. >> that would be fun. nbc 10 a bringing the forecast closer to your home than ever before. >> it's called nbc 10 first alert neighborhood weather. it allows us to pinpoint the conditions exactly where you live. here's nbc 10 first alert meteorologist sheena parveen with details tonight. >> that's right, jim and jacqueline. that's why we're doing the neighborhood weather. we took your feedback. we're being a lot more specific in our forecasts. aside from that the seven day, you will never miss, it's always at the bottom of your screen always scrolling. whether you live along the shore, new jersey, over to the lehigh valley, down in delaware,

you will always have your personalized seven-day forecast right at the bottom of the screen and we will be a lot more specific with your own neighborhood forecasts, too. temperatures right now across the area, philadelphia, 59 degrees. many of the suburbs in pennsylvania, 53. so cooling down here. south jersey, near 60. but if you're in the lehigh valley, you're also at 53 degrees. delaware right now near 60 degrees. seeing mostly clear skies. take a look at the morning forecast. more sunshine in the forecast tomorrow morning. many areas waking up around the low 40s. philadelphia waking up around 46 degrees. nice and cool for the morning hours. you might want a light jacket, but take a look at your temperatures as we go through tomorrow afternoon. philadelphia, treneton, wilmington, upper 60s to near 70 degrees through your day tomorrow. with the dry air in place and all the sunshine, we're quickly going to be warming up through the afternoon. so for tomorrow, take a look at the afternoon highs. for millville tomorrow, sunny, 67 degrees.

after morning low around 40 degrees. along the shore if you're in wildwood, 61 for a high temperature. atlantic city, mid 60s. cooler along the shore but still nice conditions. nice and dry if you're in hammont hammonton. 68 degrees there. trenton coming in near 70 tomorrow with sunny skies. morristown, we're seeing temperatures around 70 tomorrow afternoon. plenty of sunshine. philadelphia coming in around. 70 degrees through the afternoon hours. same thing in wilmington. staying nice and dry. in harrington, near dover, temperatures should be topping out in the upper 60s. so a nice afternoon tomorrow. the rest of the area if you're in the pennsylvania suburbs we're looking at temperatures in the upper 60s for areas like phoenixville, newtown, easton, bethlehem. lehigh valley, reading coming in mostly in the upper 60s. right now we are dry. let's take a look at the radar. we have a lot happening not here but to the west. there's a lot of rain in the middle of the country. it's not incredibly organized. as we go into friday, it's going

to get here. you will need your umbrella by then. tomorrow afternoon, though, not so much. we're going to stay nice and dry through the day and through the night tomorrow. thursday we see the clouds increasing. by friday morning we have rain up to our north and west. that will be moving in by friday afternoon and friday evening. can't rule out some thunderstorms with that, but of course, we'll be updating that forecast as we get closer. in the meantime, though, for philadelphia, yes, we expect the rain friday. clearing out for saturday. suburbs in pennsylvania, rain friday, clearing out for saturday. but temperatures will be a little bit cooler to start the weekend. and if you're in the lehigh valley, yeah, we expect the rain friday, clearing out saturday. jersey and delaware, if you're along the shore, rain lingering saturday even in delaware. clear skies through most of the area as we go through tonight. here's a live look. on the right side of your screen, that's the new comcast center going up. mostly clear skies for the area. that's allowing temperatures to drop off pretty quickly this evening. you'll notice tomorrow morning, you might want at least a light

jacket. by the afternoon it's going to be another really nice, dry day. a tad cooler than today. but, you know, i think we'll take it. rain friday, though. >> definitely take it. >> yeah. >> thanks, sheena. sports is next.

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this is sports desk brought to you by xfinity. x 1 from xfinity will change the way you experience tv. >> hey, i'm john clark from comcast sport thenet. flyers facing elimination tomorrow night against the capitals. down three games to none. hextall won't commit to a goalie, claude giroux still confident. >> you know, we got to win game four and after we win game four, you know, we'll be able to get momentum and kind of go from there. >> after we win game four. pretty confident. they're going to be without

pierre belmar suspended one game for that hit. he said he called to apoll swriz. >> i got to reach through to him to apologize and let him know in the playoffs i did not intend to hurt him. >> after that hit and the brawl, flyer fans threw bracelets on the ice. the flyers got a penalty for it and ed snider's daughter, serena, tweeted today that her dad would have called it a disgrace. and the flyers released a statement that reads in part, "a number of individuals behaved in an unacceptable manner. when displeasure is expressed in a way that embarrasses or endangers others it cannot be condoned or tolerated." eagles beginning minicamp, fletcher cox a no show. sam bradford is the starting quarterback. reports say the eagles are trying to trade up with the browns and get that second pick to get a top rookie quarterback. bradford, not concerned.

>> i think that's a little above my pay grade. those guys make decisions regardless of what we players think they should do. you know, i learned a long time ago what's said outside this building really has no bearing on what actually happens here and there's really no reason to pay attention to any of it. phillies roughed up by the mets tonight giving up six home runs. vinny velasquez hadn't given up a run this year. he struck out 16 batters his last time out but touched up for a pair of home runs. gives up five runs. did not get out of the fifth inning to the phillies have given up ten home runs in the last two nights to the mets. now, phillies were looking for a home run of their own in the eighth. look at this play. what a catch to rob franco, cannot believe it. phillies lose 11-1. we're right back.

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ten-day forecast. so we are the only station showing you the ten-day. friday, rain. over the weekend we dry out. more rain chances next week. dry pattern. >> i'm jacqueline london. >> i'm jim rosenfield. good night. i've always taken on the status quo. in harrisburg, they didn't like it when i stopped their perks and pushed for reform. as head of pennsylvania's third-largest county, i cut out wall street middlemen to protect pensions, stood up for marriage equality and protected our environment. now i'm fighting for criminal justice reform. i'm proud to be backed by tom wolf, ed rendell

and people who care about our families. i'm josh shapiro. i'll be an attorney general who always fights for you.

[ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- susan sarandon, john cena, musical guest michael