critical. glen is here to break it down for us. glen? >> we have the ability to break down even the first alert, but certain parts of our area where the greatest threat is for different kinds of weather events. not just broad brush the whole ar area. in this case, south jersey, delaware, pa suburbs, and philadelphia are included. jersey shore is not included and you're not including central new jersey. 9:00 tonight to 7:00 tomorrow morning. take a look at this future weather. these storms are billing quickly. by 8:30 tonight, already coming into parts of the area, but not up to the lehigh valley. not so much in central jersey or at the shore, so concentrating on those areas likely to get hit the hardest overnight tonight, hour after hour after hour.

11:30 tonight, look at that area of rain coming through, and by tomorrow morning's rush, the worst of it may be over, but there's still some leftover flooding in parts of the area that we have this first alert for. there's really not much on the radar now until you go all the way down to washington, d.c. so social security going to be a little while before it comes in, but it's coming in. who gets what and when and rest of the forecast in a few minutes. >> all right, glen. headed out tonight? the umbrella and the app with you. you can track the weather wherever you are with the first alert live radar. now to new information on a deadly crash on a wet road in philadelphia's section, today, we learned a second person has died. yesterday's accident killed a 6-year-old boy and seriously injured several others. monique braxton spoke to the police today. >> way are they saying? i talked to investigators, and

they say 24 hours after that deadly accident occurred right here, they are still trying to locate the victims' relatives. two other things investigators don't know tonight, who was driving the car that caused the accident and why the driver lost control. >> a lot of injuries in this one. >> reporter: and the moe mori yal grows at the scene, investigators are puzzled by what happened here on henry avenue before 4:00 sunday. witnesses struck are in stable condition, but the 28-year-old female 29-year-old male are able to speak. >> talked to the two people in the other car? >> yeah, we spoke to them. >> they are conscious? >> yeah, they are conscious. they have injuries, but all they remember is the car spinning in front of them and making contact. >> reporter: investigators also say the roadway was wet when the couple the t-boned by the gray

mazda killing two. >> two adult females up front were ejected from the vehicle from the collision and the little 6-year-old was ejected halfway out the back window. >> reporter: despite efforts of two offduty officers who administered cpr, the 6-year-old died. he was one of four children in the backseat of the car. a seven week old baby girl was in the car seat also in the back next to her 20-year-old father, ross wilson, who also passed away. everyone surviving's in critical condition with life threatening injuries. >> as far as we know, no one was restrained except the seven week old in the car seat, and it's never applausele to be in any vehicle anywhere unrestrained. >> reporter: and witnesses tell police they don't believe the driver was speeding. they say there's no indication drugs or alcohol are involved.

monique braxton, nbc 10 news. more than a dozen school children recover tonight after the school bus they were on was hit by a car. it happened 2:30 on schillington road in spring township. a car ran into the back of the bus. 17 kids suffered bumps and bruises. new at 6:00, local high school teacher under arrest charged with having sex with a student. she was charged with 12 counts of institutional sexual assault. she started having inappropriate sexual relationship with an upper dublin high school student back in december. she's not allowed to have contact with the victim or other students. the school district said the english teacher has been suspended. starting next year, all schools in new jersey must be testing for lead. chris christie announced tougher regulations and grants to help test the water.

governor is lowering the threshold for state health for children who show lead present in the blood and there's a public awareness campaign on how to prevent lead poisoning. we spent weeks looking into contamination in the area, and to learn how to protect your family, tap the nbc 10 app app. less than a week after losing the re-election bid, the congressman heads to trial in center city today. we were there as he walked into court this morning for the start of jury selection. it's the first step in the fight against federal kripcorruption chargers. we are walking through what happened in court today. >> reporter: well, it could be weeks before that dr or days bee the jury is seated. most of what happened happened behind closed doors 200 potential jurors, filling out questionnaires, the co-defendants in the other courtroom most of the day.

entering the courthouse this morning, and his lawyers talking about the case against and process to seat a jury, once selected, prosecutors paint a picture of fake contracts and bri bribery. he steps aside for the dependent, and they took part in the alleged schemes, and peterman worked for rendell as mayor of philadelphia saying he gave gifts in exchain for official acts, and the congressman contacted president obama for an ambassadorship. he tried to bribe the congressman disguising the. the government says they kept the car and used the cash for a pocono vacation home. robert brand is accused of creating fake contracts. the chief of staff is alleged she was involved in a plot to violate local campaign finance laws during his failed run for

mayor of philadelphia. karen headed a nonprofit founded by the congressman and alleged she misspent educational grant money. leaving the courthouse today, he didn't say much. >> have a good day. >> reporter: 255 potential jurors brought in today, about 129 sent home. the rest will report back here tomorrow. live outside the federal courthouse, nbc 10 news. >> deanna, a questionnaire for jurors, and tomorrow is different for them, the jurors who come back, right? >> yes. tomorrow, they were told they have speaking cards, asked questions by the lawyers on both sides and potentially the judge. many of them could be heard making arrangements calling into work saying they have been picked for jury duty for another day, and the judge them, although you pick to stay another day, it doesn't mean you will be part of the jury. >> all right, thank you. a missing 4-year-old boyly

drowned in an atlantic swimming pool over the weekend according to the police. officers had been searching for the child at the london court condos when they found his body in the pool saturday night. police have not identified the boy. right now, there's no word on whether any charges will be filed. we are learning more tonight about two u.s. missionaries found murdered in jamaica with ties to our area. their bodies found sunday in a rural area of jamaica. they were both working for an organization based in lehigh county. randy from iowa and harold from new york state, both in jamaica on a trip when the group says they were ambushed and killed. the state department confirms their deaths, but has not released any details. we spoke with friends dealing with the loss of the they hope authorities find those responsible. >> we're talking about a very isolated, very rural area, and so it's quite shocking to hear

such a brutal crime. obviously, we have heard of crime throughout the years and known people had bad things happen, but not to this degree. >> the group was planning a trip to jamaica with volunteers thursday, and that's now been put on hold and expect to resume trips there in august. jerry's lawyers tried again to get the child molestation convictions thrown out. sandusky's lawyers want to question witnesses about whether the former football coach was unfairly convicted. well, today, the judge voiced doubt that questioning is legally allowed. the 72-year-olds is serving 30-60 years in state prison. the nearly broke resort avoided a dubious distinction today, historic default on its debt, but the future is a question mark. they announced the city made a key $1.8 million bond payment this morning keeping ac from becoming the first new jersey municipality to default on debt

since the great depression. city leaders remain at odds with governor christie and steve swoo sweeney over a proposed state takeover of the finances. >> if we didn't make our bond payment, it would be detrimental to everyone including us. >> nobody should be taking vows for making a debt payment you were supposed to make. >> city's getting a temporary cash infusion from quarterly tax payments coming in. the mayor says city workers will be paid friday for the first time in nearly a month. lawmakers take the fight to save an elementary school to the courts. the governing body filed a lawsuit in state superior court seeking to stop the closure of florence evans elementary school saying they failed to summit an updated long range facility plan to the planning board for review. the superintendent says they are away of the lawsuit and move to

close evans elementary was done to strengthen the school district. next at 6:00, one for parents. how about letting your kids sleep later and get to school on time, a new plan discussed right now. glen? tracking heavy rain moving in. what to expect in your neighborhood and when the rain arrives.

how about this? snooze, but don't lose, students could be sleeping in during the week. right now,s and educators are weighing in on a plan to start school later. >> under the plan, middle and high schools time is push the back to 8:30 or later. some say it makes for more well-rest students. our south jersey reporter is live where the first in the series of state meetings underway. >> safe to assume kids are in favor of this, right. >> reporter: indeed. teenagers are going to love the idea, but many of their parents say it will very well impact almost every other aspect of the work and school day.

>> i have a granddaughter living with me, and she has to be out of the house at 6:30. >> reporter: she has a schedule for her 16-year-old schedule down pat. >> i'm up at 530 so she gets a good meal before she leaves, and shements to shower and look nice. >> reporter: anxious to learn what lawmakers in new jersey's department of education decide after a series of hearings. parents are invited to weigh in on all issues that would come with starts middle and high school days in new jersey at 8:30 a.m. or later. >> oldest child comes home early, and she would get the other child from the bus, so now you don't have that. if they come home later. >> i'm absolutely in favor of a shift of the day, the school day for teenagers for a later start date. >> reporter: dr. michael goodwin at the children's hospital calls it one of the society's biggest epidemics. >> most teenagers are not ready in the brains to fall asleep

until 12 at night. >> reporter: he sides with the american academy of pediatrics saying lack of sleep leads to depression in teens and increase in car accidents so the extra hour in the morning is critical. >> aspects of learning and menial health, well being, and even as we said just moments ago, obesity management. you know, sleep is fundamental to everything we do. >> it's for parents who work, have to be at work a certain time. what do you do when you leave your child for that hour? >> reporter: and turn out here is light, fewer than a dozen people inside right now, but tonight's hearing goes until 7:00. also, i did speak with the new jersey department of education rep inside who did tell me they are getting hundreds of responses from parents and families by e-mail. live in blackwood, nbc 10 news. your first alert weather

with glen "hurricane" schwartz. >> we had a lot of hours of rain late last week, and yesterday, but it did not amount to a lot. tonight, we're going to get a lot in a short period of time, and that's why we have a weather issue here. that is a lot of heavy rain. we're getting thunderstorms building up ahead of the main system, and that will be moving in during the evening hours. it's going to take a little while for this to happen, but it will later on tonight. now, we have a first alert out, this for south jersey, not the jersey shore, delaware, pennsylvania suburbs, chester, montgome montgomery, bucks county, delaware, and philadelphia county. details from 9:00 tonight until 7:00 tomorrow morning. why is that? not much going on until 9:00, and then we get some of the thunderstorms from washington coming up here, and you can see it is just a span of heavy rain,

then it turns into a giant blob of heavy rain and thunderstorms around 11:00 to midnight. now, the worst of it is going by the morning rush, but it's still raining in parts of the area. some of it on the heavier side, and so there's going to be flood issues at least in parts of the area by them. the heavy rain overnight, take a look at some of the totals coming out of our computer models. these models agree there's pretty heavy rain and right along the i-95 corridor, especially just to the north and south, look at the specific amounts. newark over 3 inches. newcastle in delaware, 3 inches. greenville 2.6. less rain towards the shore. less rain towards the lehigh valley. less than an inch in doylestown.

that's why the first alert is only for a portion of the area. the temperaturings have been very wild in the area from the 50s to the 60s. 67 now in glascoe, and, of course, the warmer the weather is the more it fuels some of the storms. as we go through the day tomorrow, we're going to get rain mostly in the morning hours. temperatures are held down. there's the first alert. pa suburbs. phoenixville at 60, newtown at 60 degrees, and philadelphia, you have the first alert for a fairmont at 60, and in new jersey, trenton is not in the first alert. that'll be updated at 11:00. haddonfield is during the night tonight and into tomorrow morning. atlantic city, as you can see, not in that either. the ten-day outlooks a wet pattern through friday, getting

colder, but we jump out over the weekend. back in the 70s and mother's day with scattered thunderstorms, but it's not in the 50s. i'm danny from comcast sports net, two big names absent from the workouts.

danny here, people didn't expect much from the phillies team in the rebuilding process, but raised eyebrows. they won half a dozen straight

games and nine of the last ten, beginning with a is 15-10 record, two and a half games back of the division lead and road trip in st. louis tonight. coverage on comcast sports network. his team was as good as the record. >> pitching in defense wins game. that's the old adagdage, and as long as we're in the game, we feel we can win, so, of course, i'd like to get more offense out of the guys, and i think we will little by little, and for right now, i choose to believe we're as good as our record. >> eagles continue to face two of the offseason programs at the nova care come flex, sam bradford is nowhere to be found. requests became public a week ago today, not happy they traded wentz for the second pick in the 2016 draft this weekend. peterson was asked if missing workouts affects the spot in the

depth chart. >> depends on how, you knowing and when he comes back and how fast we catch him up and put him back in the situation and see where he's at at that time. nobody makes the team in april. we're not making any roster adjustments, you know, and letting people go. it's all about evaluation. you know, he's in the evaluation process. as i said in the past, he was one and two and going there. bradford is not the only big name skipping voluntary workouts. the lineman was absent from the complex today. he has not attended workouts. they will agree to a long term contract extension. what about this little one? fired up for the race yesterday. check it out. his steering wheel came off during the race, and you see he had to steer with the little piece, and eventually, he got it back on, but jim has the show to

get a handle on things with your car. that's a look at sports. flr

. busy night tonight. >> yes. we have a good bit of rain coming in and thunderstorms. you can see that on the radar. it's not going to happen in the next hour or two, but as you can see, it's a big blob headed this way and thunderstorms near washington ahead of that blob. now, tomorrow's rain is mostly in the morning. we do have a first alert out for the morning. heavy rain. you can see how nasty the weather is the rest of the week. it's not going to rain the whole time, but thursday and friday, it's colder, and over the weekend, mother's day weekend, temperatures should be getting back to at least average if not above average of 70 degrees. mother's day won't be like this. >> no, mothers need the best weather. >> more sun on sunday would be nice. >> sun, definitely warming up so you don't have to wear heavy coats, like you may have to in the last couple days of this

week. >> all right. for us here at nbc 10. >> the news continues now with nightly news with lester holt. see you back here at 11:00 tonight. tonight cruz confrontation. a heated exchange with trump supporters in indiana, as trump picks up another famous endorsement and takes aim at cruz's reaction. no end in sight for cities and towns across the flood zone. a great-grandmother and her four great grandchildren swept away. misery for millions as a big threat barrels east. a better night's sleep. tossing and turning, watching the clock, as the hours go by. the new advice from doctors to tens of millions sleepless in america. how to fight insomnia without first reaching for pills. and coffee controversy. a lawsuit against starbucks, and a customer crying foul. have you noticed