we have this area of rain coming up at us from the southwest, moving up fast. it's not going to get here over the next few hours, but it is, tonight, there's 8:00, and look at this area of rain. this is after 11 tonight coming into chester county and delaware, montgomery county, central and southern new jersey getting pounded in the middle of the night. that's when the heaviest rain is going to be. we'll let you know more about what to expect for the morning rush and if we're going to get sun any time soon with the rest of the forecast in a few minute. >> love to get some sun sometime soon, glen, thank you. you can get your neighborhood weather forecast on the nbc 10 app as well as track rain with the live interactive radar right on your mobile device. weather a factor in this story. today, a second died because of the crash on a wet philadelphia road, first a 6-year-old boy and now the father is gone. the car went out of control in

rainy weather yesterday amp. monique braxton is following the stoi story for us, and seat belts were a factor in the crash? >> reporter: that's right, jim. we can tell you so much of this investigation remains a mystery. it's still very active. now, investigators are here trying to determine exactly why a car going northbound here on henry would lose control and veer into the southbound lanes. we've learned of nine people involved today, two of them have passed away. >> so you can imagine it was a horrific scene for the first responders. >> reporter: investigators say before 4:00 sunday, two offduty police officers rushed to the scene moments after the deadly accident. they could only do so much. three of the seven crash victims in the car that police say caused the crash were ejected. two women in their 20s seated in the front. >> two adult females up front were ejected from the vehicle

upon the collision, and the little 6-year-old was ejected halfway out the back window, and that's the one who did not survive. >> reporter: the 6-year-old who died was one of the four children in the backseat of the car. a seven week old baby was in a car seat in the back along with his 20-year-old father, wilson, who has also passed away. everyone surviving is in critical condition. investigators say no one was wearing a is the, and only the baby was in a car seat, but they are not sure that it was properly restrained. >> clearly, if it was proper, there would be less severe injuries or maybe not anybody killed. we still don't know because you can get an internal injury from a crash like that, but so important for seat belts, especially children like that. >> reporter: investigators tell us that this part of henry avenue was wet when the accident happened, and they say witnesses tell them they don't believe drugs or alcohol or even

speeding were involved. coming up at 6:00, we're going to tell you what about the two women in the car that was hit had to say about what they saw. live for now in east falls, monique braxton, nbc 10 news. and new this afternoon, all schools in new jersey must start testing for led beginning next year. today, governor chris christie announced tougher regulations and $10 million more to help schools test water. they are lowering how much led in a bloot it takes to get help from the state, and state is launching a public awareness campaign on how to prevent led poisoni poisoning. we spent weeks looking into contamination in the area, and learn whatted too to protect your family, tap on the app, and more specifics on what new jersey is doing to protect children from led. and this just happened

within the last 15 minutes. day one of jury selection wrapping up in the federal corruption trial and four of his associates, and the federal government alleges they all took part in a racketeering conspiracy, and we have been at federal court all day. joining us live with a firsthand account of what happened inside court. deanna? >> reporter: seconds ago, the congressman left through the sixth street entrance here from the federal court house, walk past the cameras, and did not say anything. 255 people brought in in morning sitting here all day long seeing if they would be part of the jury. just. the last ten minutes, about half of the jury pool was sent home. >> this congressman has not shied away talking about the political record or innocence in the past when discussing the federal indictment dependence him. as he prepares to come face to face with the jury to decide the outcome of the case, his

comments are brief. 250 men and women gather at the federal courthouse this morning, answering questionnaires, answering to all lawyers representing defts, and now they are in a pool to judge the congressmen and four alleged co-conspirators. they will sect 12 people to sit through six weeks of testimony and talk about fake contracts. the congressman is the most famous, and all five sit through the same trial and the single jury will decide the fate of each. the others, you may not know, herbert, worked for ed rendell for mayor. if alleged, he contacted president obama for an ambassadorship. they believe he tried to bribe the congressman and the wife, former news anchor, prosecutors say that they kept the car and used the money for a pocono vacation home. another accused of fake

contracts to hide how grant money was used. bowser alleged to be part of the plot to violate laws in the failed run for mayor. she had a nonprofit, and it's alleged she spent educational grant money. two other individuals have pled guilty in connection with the case. it is expected that they will testify, again, about half that jury pool sent home. the other half told they'll need to come back tomorrow and need to answer questions posed to them by the lawyers and judge in this case. reporting live outside the federal courthouse, n b.c. 10 news. >> before you go, the five defendants in court together? have they interacted add all? >> reporter: it was an interesting day. it was not a traditional court hearing. the congressman was in the courtroom with his attorney, and then the co-defendants with their attorneys, and another co-defendant on the side, and two others spent the morning away from that courtroom.

they all came together, though, when they were in front of that massive jury pool all sitting in a line of tables, a line of rows, but separated by attorneys so none of the co-defendants sat next to each other. >> all right, thanks for that explanation. coming up at 4:45, a defense attorney joins us live to break down what the lawyers are looking for in a potential juror. jerry sandusky's lawyer tried to get the child molestation convictions thrown out. the lawyers want to question witnesses about whether he was unfairly convicted. today, the judge voiced doubt that kind of questioning is legally allowed. the judge did not say when he would make his decision. the 72-year-old ex-coach is receivering 30-60 years in state prison. 20 minutes of nonstop news continues with breaking news in burks county where a school bus and car collide in spring township on schillington road.

we just arrive on scene. lauren, what can you tell us? >> reporter: well, thankfully, no serious injuries here, 17 children taken to the hospital. this is where it happened here. this is schillington road here behind me, where the bus was, taking a left here when they were hit from behind. let me show you just when we arrived on scene, pulling the bus out of here. this is what it looked like. you can see the bus was hit from behind. now, i'm told the driver of the vehicle that hit the bus was also injured and taken to the hospital. there were 36 children on that bus from southern middle school. they were headed back to the middle school after a school trip. 17 of them taken to the hospital, two taken in ambulance for some minor injuries, perhaps some bumps and scrapes, and then 15 of them were taken by another bus to the hospital to be checked out. also for minor things, some of them shake p up, as you can imagine from this accident.

now, they were going back to southern middle school after the trip to berks career and technology center, an opportunity for the kids to see that center and then head back to their school. that's what they were doing when this accident happened. no word at this point from police whether anyone, the driver of the other vehicle, will be cited at this point, but, again, parents are now being notified if they should head to the hospital to kick up their children today. live in spring township, nbc 10 news. >> a frightening call to get, thank you. a missing 4-year-old boy found dead in a swimming pool. the boy accidently drowned in egg harbor township saturday night. his parents told police the boy had gotten out of their home, and the boy has not been identified, but police have not said if charges would be filed. two lehigh county based missionaries who dedicated their lives to ministry were murdered.

they were killed on the way to work on a home they were building for a family in need. they were working with teams for medical missions. the state department tells nbc 10 the u.s. ambassador is working with security officials there regarding the investigation. running on fumes. that's how at lap tick city's mayor describes the city's financial picture this afternoon, but ac was able to scrape together enough money for a major bond payment. the mayor says the city made the payment this morning after considering the effects on cities around the state if they did not pay up. the city says they are teetering on the edge. >> the saturation of casinos in the northeast, four closing here in atlantic city, and massive, inherited legacy debt from years of bad decisions by all levels

of government. >> state lawmakers continue to argue over potential takeover plan for the city that the governor supports. pen-dot gives drivers a break, allowing them to step off the gas on pennsylvania turnpikes. the crews will begin installing new 70 miles per hour signs for areas where the speed limit is 65 right now. toll plazas and a stretch of the bensalem interchange remain at 55 miles per hour. another historic day in cuba for the first time in four decades. the first u.s. cruise ship crossed straits from miami and docked in havana this morning. more than 700 passengers made the cruise ship. back in march, they got the okay to offer cruises between the ports twice a month. ♪ philadelphia celebrates mexican culture this week.

the celebration began outside city hall this morning. the mayor helped raise the mexican flag here. events continue throughout the week to celebrate mexico through diverse art, food, music, and traditions. decision 2016 coverage, the party front runners for president hope a big win in indiana tomorrow gives them cake walk right to the nomination. donald trump is predicting a knockout blow in tomorrow's republican primariment he says a win for him equals the end for texas senator ted cruz. trump cannot win enough delegates tomorrow to actually clench the nomination, but indiana is a win or take all stake, and a trump win gets him much closer. here's a live look at the trump rally in indiana. he has not taken the stage just yet. we can tell you, though, that the latest nbc news wall street journal has trump with a 15 point lead in the hoosier state.

bernie sanders is confident there will be a contested convention in philadelphia this summer, but a break down shows hillary clinton with 61% of the overall delegates compared to sanders' 39%. the vermont senator rallied today in fort wayne, indiana, and clinton focused today on kentucky, holing its primary may 17th. for complete decision coverage including the latest counts and primaries and caucuses, tap the nbc 10 app. prince's family members figuring out how to divide the music icon's estate. prince's siblings were in a minnesota courtroom today after his sister file paperwork last week saying he had no will, and that means under minnesota law, the multimillion estate is divided among surviving siblings. he died in his mansion last month. hundreds of teachers' sick calls forced 94 schools to close

today. teachers out to protest district administration and the teachers' union called for the mass sick out after the district didn't have enough money to pay teachers salaries after june. about 46,000 students attend detroit public schools. it's a proposal many kids in new jersey love who wouldn't jump at the chance to sleep in every single gay. >> at least by a few minutes. the state floats a plan to give students more rest, and right now, parents and educators weigh in on the idea to move start times at middle and high schools back to 8:30 or maybe later than that. south jersey bureau reporter is live on camden county's college's blackwood campus, and the times is underway. >> reporter: jim, meetings just started, and we talked to an expert on the issue today. pediatricians not advocating laziness, just saying in our

society, teenagers are not getting enough, sleep, that is. teachers and concerned parents sound off inside how a later start to the school day turns the family schedules upside down. too early for school? the department of education is on a mission to find out. it is a problem that dr. michael goodman, head of pediatrics at children's regional hospital in cooper sees every day. >> sleep derivation affects our children and well being. >> reporter: agreeing with the american academy of pediatrics in favor much delaying the school day for middle and high schoolers to 8:30 a.m. or later and align school schedules to the biological sleep rhythms of adolescence. >> most are not ready to fall asleep until 10: 30. >> reporter: teen sleep cycles shift at puberty.

>> children who don't get sleep are irritable and have learning problems, forgetfulness, moodiness, and other disabilities. >> a huge impact, a half hour change can be huge. >> reporter: not all parents are in love with the idea saying a later school day might affect school bussing schedules, after school sports, homework, dinner time, and older siblings who help with baby sitting. >> my husband's home alone, i work early so i'm home after school. he has to be in two places at once now. do i change my work schedule? am i supposed to not be there after school for my kids? >> reporter: now, we will be listening inside to what other pros and cons parents and teachers may have on the issue. the new jersey department of education is going to hold these hearings over the next several weeks, but tonight's meeting here at civic hall at the county college is until 7:00 so there's time to weigh in on this helping our hurting your family.

nbc 10 news. now your first alert weather. >> tremendous weather contrast across the area today. temperatures, as we saw, close to 80. it's not 60 in allentown and mount molly, and trenton. that's a 20-plus degree temperature contrast across the area. some places see sun, other places clouds. a little sea breeze keeping temperatures at the beaches very chilly, only 53 in whole gate and 63 in mays landing, and 68 degrees in dennis township and 69 at cape may courthouse. with the weather, we can show you that and show you different seven day forecasts for different areas. you don't have to wait for the

end of the weather, it's not a philadelphia seven-day anymore. nothing on the ray door close by, but there's a lot of moisture coming, and it's coming real fast. not fast enough to get here in the next few hours, but it is going to get here rp, and we'vet heavy rain tonight. that's the top story here in weather. obviously, by 6:00, not much here, but real amazing increase as we go through the evening. 8:30 we see activity coming into chester county, and by 11:00, you're going to have showers and storms all over the place. some of it very heavy. more coming through the middle of the night, so it's just going to pile up. there's going to be a lot of ponding on the roads by tomorrow morning's rush. look at that. 4:30 in the morning, we're stil day tomorrow, we see the rain taper off, but we're going to stay cloudy and get some fog as well.

how much rain? well, the computer models show a lot of it. this is just overnight tonight, 3 inches in newkaszle, 3.1 in newark, and so a lot of rain in delaware, a lot of rain in chester county, too, westchester, 1.7, delaware, 2.7. 2.1 in cherry hill. we're not going to hit those exact numbers. this is a computer projection. they are not perfect. the temperature forecast out of the computer model is not perfect either which is why we make these forecasts. these are not straight out of computers like on most mobile devices. 60 different forecasts, we make every single day. westchester, 60 degrees tomorrow. it's not going to rain all day. it's not necessarily going to be heavy, but another not real pleasant day here. haddonfield at 61 with some

rain, especially early in the day. get some drizzle as well. 58 for the high in atlantic c y city, and in delaware, and it's not as warm as southern delaware is right now. 65 degrees. as we go through the next three days, we don't really see a lot of improvement. as a matter of fact, the temperatures going down. 61 wednesday in the pa suburbs, but 58 degrees for the high on thursday, and the high on thursday in lehigh valley, 57 with more rain. we'll see if it warms up by mother's day weekend and ten-day forecast later. well, this got my attention because you know i love my iced coffee. starbucks facing a lawsuit. >> what a woman says the chain is going to iced coffee unfair to anyone who buys one. a troubling tow, one man's outrage after a forklift tried

to move his car from the space. later on, the marriage advice that's lighting a fire storm on social media. the celebrity who says wives should be submissive to their husbands and the backlash following. did you see what happened in the middle of the broad street run that shocked everyone watching and caused screams from the crowd? see it next. a look at closing bell on wall street. the dow closed up triple digits.

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bethlehem event center, one of three shows he's doing in the u.s. he'll take the stage august 26, and tickets go on sale friday. running a race like the blue cross broad street run is exhilarating. >> yes. but all that cardio was not the reason a woman's heart was racing along the course yesterday. just take a look at this. see there in the middle of the screen, that guy on one knee, hard to see, but, yeah, that's a marriage proposal happening in the middle of the race. he dropped to one knee, popped the question to his girlfriend around mile six of the race yesterday. she said yes, and fellow racers cheer them on. call that a picture perfect proposal right in the heart of philadelphia. [ cheers and applause ] and maybe you know, nbc 10 carried the event live from the start at logan to the finish in south philadelphia, and all ten

miles in between and in the rain. some 40,000 runners tackled the route this year. the runners and family members get another chance to watch or dvr the race again because watch the entire coverage this saturday afternoon at 12:30 on comcast sports net and 3:30 on comcast network and available on demand for xfinity customers. it was fun out there. >> how about the proposal? go back to that. >> a beautiful shot with city hall. >> i think he had it worked out and planned, this is where to do it, the backdrop, on one knee, beautiful. do you think they finished the race? >> we have to find that out. tweet us, facebook us to let us know. >> or just take a detour to celebrate? >> so cute. i bet a detour. >> very cute. >> yes. tempting to switch cell phone companies. >> the move ended in disaster for one local mom. >> went into the store shaking

because i had so much anxiety. i wanted to get it cleared. >> how harry hairston got her hundreds of dollars she was owed. what's in the water? new jersey taking steps to make sure students are protected from led. the new requirement for every public school coming up at 5:00. ♪

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♪ my dining room was changed into a bedroom ♪ and the insurance company was giving me a hard time. ♪ pond lehocky helped put my life back together. ♪ right now, heavy rain moving closer to the area. see it right there on first alert radar, and some people could see as much as 3 inches of rain that could start in a few hours. glen hurricane schwartz is tracking what's ahead. glen, what's the timing of this? >> yeah, well, it's going to take several hours for that rain

to get here, and most of it is going to occur, let's say between about 9:00 tonight and 5:00 tomorrow morning, which is kind of better timing than 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. as far as travel's concerned. it's going to follow cold air in the area, and warm parts in other parts. 60 degrees in allentown and mount holly, and 53 degree in long beach island, and near 80 in southern delaware. let's take a look at chester and montgomery counties and delaware county. kenneth square at 60 degrees. west bradford 69 degrees. 59 in st. david right now. north and west of delaware, and it's coal. warrington, 59. new hope 59. there's no immediate threat of rain, nothing close by on radar. this is the area it's just

racing in our direction coming up from west virginia and we are going to be getting it by later this evening, 10:00 tonight towards morning. you can see it's not exactly warm, but the temperature doesn't drop much in the night tonight in philadelphia. the pa suburbs drop into the low 50s, and rain, again, 10:00 a.m., 6:00 a.m., lehigh valley gets rain later, generally after midnight, and in delaware, again, some very heavy rain, delaware may see the heaviest rain of all. we'll go into the ten-day forecasts, see if we get better weather for mother's day weekend in a few minutes. >> okay, glen. when we're not on the air or by the tv, see our live radar and get your neighborhood weather forecast on the nbc 10 app. now, nbc 10 responds, you heard of it, the consumer initiative. a viewer who got billed for cell phones she returned to the store

months ago. >> i bet she's frustrated after countless calls to customer service. she called nbc 10 responds, and harry hairston got to work to solve the problem. harry? >> this woman says she did her part, but week after week we want by, and she could not get a $1300 bill to go away. linda 15 busy mom looking to save on her cell phone bill and decided to try switching cell phone carriers from at&t to veriz verizon. >> days later, the service was unhappy. >> reporter: returning the phones in the original packaging to the store where she bought them, and this verizon store in doylestown. she thought that was the last time she'd deal with verizon. >> i keep getting a bill for around $1300. >> reporter: she says it continued from january to february to march. she tells us verizon wireless

sent her bill to a collection agency. after multiple calls to customer service, she says one representative told her to go back to the store to see what was going on. >> it was very frustrating. i -- i went into the store shaking. >> reporter: we caught up with the floor manager. >> to my knowledge, everything has been fixed. >> reporter: she said the bill showed on the account on like, and she contacted nbc 10 responds. >> i just want everything to be resolved, like, i just want the bill to go away. >> reporter: we contacted verizon wireless corporate offices, and days later, verizon called her and apologized, and this 0 balance on the bill and the camera shows she is satisfied with the outcome. >> i actually don't know where i would be, probably still fighting with verizon if not for you guys. >> all right. okay. she's satisfied. listen, by the way, wireless

verizon confirmed her credit will not be affected by this. in case you're wondering, verizon has stores owned by the company as well as what's called a third party authorized retailers, like that doylestown store. the authorized retailer sell the same service, but you'll get a bill through the corporate office. >> i loved the nbc 10 responds cam. >> the cam is great. >> lets you know it's been resolved. you just launched this last thursday. you are on a roll. >> things are looking got. check it out. since last thursday after our three stories, we have our totals up to $5268, and we hope to recover a lot more of your hundred. tune in for more nbc 10 stories. >> good job, harry. here's the e-mail address for you if you have a consumer problem for harry. it's nbc10responds@nbcuni.com.

e e-mail us and we'll respond to you. tomorrow, a woman with a broken heater pays more than she thinks she should to get a new one. how we got involved and why state officials are taking action. that's tomorrow here on nbc 10 news at 4:00. women may soon be able to get birth control as easy as vitamins. >> the state that could do away with the prescription requirement. suing starbucks, why a woman claims the coffee chain is shorting its customers. a philadelphia landmark getting a makeover, a big change you'll notice at boat house row this summer new tonight at 5:00.

parking illegally gets your car towed, but a new york city man says a construction crew used a forklift to move his legally parked suv.

he says he was never asked to move the vehicle, and the construction company blames a sub contractor for the move and says the owner is compensated for the damages. women in new jersey may be able to get birth control without a doctor's prescription. a bill in the state senate allows pharmacist to prescribe them directly to women. lawmakers who support the legislation say it makes getting birth control more violent and less expensive than seeing a doctor. >> too hot, now too cold. the latest controversy in starbucks accused of using too much ice in the coal drinks. an illinois woman is suing the giant for $5 million claiming customers end up with half the amount of drink because of the amount of ice used in iced beverages. the spokeswoman tells us the woman's claims are without merit. glen? well, get ready for more rain. not much in the next few hours, but tracking heavy showers moving in tonight. when it's going to hit your neighborhoods next in the first alert forecast.

a week after losing the congressional seat, off to court. >> jury selection underway in the federal corruption trial of the 11 termed congressman. joining us now is defense attorney, and thank you for joining us. first of all, tell us what his attorneys are going to be looking for in a juror? >> well, you're looking for a very fair and impartial jury. in a high case like this, that's difficult. you're allowed to ask the jury certain questions when picking them out. for instance, you can ask them questions like, are you aware of the former trial where he was found guilty? did you follow that trial? have you read things in the media about this case? do you have an opinion in reference to that? you ask things in reference to, are you politically involved with maybe something that's against him or any kind of

political opponent. it's very important you find a fair and impartial juror who has a free and open mind and listens to the facts in the case. >> what kind of defense is there for bribery and racketeering charges like these? >> well, these are intent base cases. they have to show he intended to do certain things. now, just because, you know, you have to remember politicians are people too. they know people. just because a person or a friend or somebody does something for a politician and this politician independently was going to do something for that person doesn't mean it's bribely. there has to be a direct correlation between i did something for you and i now do something for you to repay what you did for me. that's bribery. just because things are done for people they know or friends or affiliations doesn't mean there's bribery. there's defenses for, you know, for political accounting or things of that nature. also, necessarily mean he did

different things. he runs a big organization. people might have done things on his behalf he was not aware of. >> what about family history? you mentioned the past case involving his son convicted. do you think the jury would be swayed by that fact? >> that's why you ask that question. i mean, that was a case that was highly publicized, information came out, and his name was used in a lot of the publications and different things that came out about his son's case. you don't want that to be something that sways the jury. it's definitely something you want to poll the jury for and ask if they have any kind of bias in reference to the former case. >> thank you for your time and insignificant. >> you're welcome. now your nbc 10 first alert weather with chief meteorologist glen "hurricane" schwartz. yeah, one of those days with wild variations in the area. a cloudy, chilly day in parts, and warm in other parts. we're still at 59 degrees in

lehigh valley. a few places in the 60s. burks county and lehigh and north hampton counties. reading at 58 draegrees. allentown 61 right now, easton 59. remember, it's close to 80 in southern delaware. you can see differences in the seven-day forecast. you're going to see your forecast down there scrolling on the screen constantly, not just philadelphia anymore. you don't have to wait until the end of the well, we have cloudy skies, thinning up a bit in the philadelphia area. the radar, not showing anything, but the satellite indicating sunshine, finally, in parts of the areament lo mentarea. look at that rain. it's moving fast. only a few hours of motion.

let's see what's going to happen over the next several hours. by 11: 00 tonight, we are getting clobbered. in philadelphia, southern delaware, chester county getting it. and this, of course, is moving up from the south and west, and we're going to see more of that. there's middle of the night. there's 7:00 a.m. morning rush. that's not a pretty sight. that's why we're going to probably have problems there. that's not the end of the rain this week. maybe not much more during the day tomorrow once we get past the morning, but here's wednesday. more showers. here comes thursday more than just showers. and you'll see that in the ten day. temperatures below normal, average high is 70 now this time of year. over the next four days, it's not going to rain the whole time, but it's going to be cloudy probably through friday and thursday and friday are

colder. the next two days, look what happens saturday. a jump, feels like may. mother's day. it's going to feel like may. just scattered thunderstorms. not an all day rain. then we get temperatures in the 70s without rain in the forecast. look at that, next wednesday, up to 82 degrees. yeah, this week is going to be significantly cooler than normal. significantly wetter than normal. things should change by this weekend. >> thanks. growing pain, kirk cameron feeling the heat after sharing marriage advice. >> saying wives should be submissive to their husbands. we speak to a marriage counselor saying it's not as outrageous as some think. >> trouble sleeping? doctors recommend a new that does not involve medication. we're looking at how it works

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kirk cameron facing backlash after saying wives should be submissive to their husbands. >> he says wives are to honor and respect and follow their husband's lead, not to tell their husband how he ought to be a better husband. when each person gets the part right regardless how the pous is treating them, there is hope for real change in their marriage, end quote. did i say that? >> yes, you did.

>> his words. >> we said that at the same time. we sent tim furlong to talk to a marriage expert about the advice. most knew him on "growing pains," but more recently, he's a kris chas and comments about marriage created a buzz, a literal interpretation of the bible and based his marriage on it, and it's clearly not for everyone. >> i don't want to be in a relationship where someone is dictating what i'm doing. >> probably wouldn't work for me, but i with my mom married for 40 years, she lets the husband take the lead. >> that's an old school value, i imagine. i'm a christian also. >> reporter: he knows the bible well but says marriage is an equal partnership. >> scripture previous says we have to submit one to another, meaning if my wife has a great view appointment, i'm not saying, well i don't approve because i'm the husband. >> reporter: this from is a

psychologist and says kirk and his long time wife seem to have a marriage that works for them, and while people judge the comments harshly, he's not forcing us to be like him. a marriage is a living, breathing, e volking thing, and couples to have assess and reassess styles and strategies. he said first reaction, you might make fun of him, but make maybe on some level, it's worth hearing the guy out. >> what of what is he offering makes sense to me? are there elements of it that make sense to me, or do they not rather than just say this is whack. i don't want anything to do with it. >> reporter: tim furlong, n b.c. 10 news. >> we want to know what you think about kirk cameron's marriage advice. chime in on the facebook page, or send us tweet. we'll air your comments at 5:00. i've got nothing. >> nothing. >> all right, here's keith

jones. >> next, grab the rain gear. >> areas could see a month's worth of rain in one night. our meteorologist is tracking which neighborhood could see the most. >> that's right. plus, putting their money where their mouth is. where new jersey will spends millions of dollars to protect students from led. >> for the first time in decades, american cruise ship passengers have arrived in cuba. they want to do more than just sight see. the fugitive they want found next.

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at 5:00, some could see an entire month's worth of rain in one night. we issued an alert for the area. our first alert forecast starts right now on bc 10 news at 5:00. by the end of the morning commute, parts of the region could see 3 inches of rain. >> things could look very different dependsing on where you live. first alert meteorologist sheer with all the details for your neighborhood forecast. >> that's right. we love the neighborhood forecast. we can split apart the area and tell you specifically which sections this heavy rain, and potential localized flooding. we have a first alert for south jersey, delaware, the pennsylvania suburbs and philadelphia. this will run from late tonight into early tomorrow morning, so 9:00 p.m. tonight to 7:00 a.m. tomorrow morning for heavy rain, localized flooding and chance of thunderstorms. this will mostly be overnight,

but the concern is that it would carry over into part of the morning commute or at least if we had any localized flooding. in philadelphia now, we are dry. we are seeing clouds and temperatures at 63 degrees. also, don't forget the seven-day forecast is scrolling at the bottom of the screen, too, with the new neighborhood weather. right now, we are dry. it's really the weather down to the west and southwest that we're watching, so you see this big area of showers and storms locally heavy rainfall. this one is approaching the virginias, and it all will be moving in as we go through late tonight starting with about 8:00 or 9:00 tonight. here's the future weather. here's the timing, too, a closer look by 7:00 p.m., still not too much happening, a pretty dry evening commute. be9:00 tonight, we can see some popup heavy showers or storms developing. through delaware and close to philadelphia, 10:00 and 11:00 and midnight, this is the time we see the heavy rain starting to develop and move in so that's delaware, south jersey,he