of credit. call 1-855-422-4742 to apply now. and that breaking news, authorities are asking people living and working near water treatment facility in bucks county to keep their windows and doors closed. the reason, a chemical spill add the plant on main street. sky force 10 was over the scene a few minutes ago. officers tell nbc10 a tank of chloride is leaking. emergency crews are working to plug the leak. stay with nbc10 and the nbc10 app for updates on this breaking news. >> we have more breaking news. sky force 10 over a crash involving a passenger train and a car on the tracks. this was the scene a short time ago in riverton, burlington county, as crews worked to rescue two people in the car. right now, we know that they

have gotten both people out of the car. we know both of those people are hurt. and officials are checking people on the train for injuries as well. no word yet on what the car was doing on the tracks. we have a crew on the way to the scene. we'll bring you more information as soon as they arrive. this crash, of course, also having an impact on new jersey tranlst right now. let's get to jessica boyington for more on that. >> well, vai, yeah, it is having an impact. the river line service right now is currently suspended in between palmyra and sin amintson due to the accident. the river line service is suspended at that point. you want to check and plan your trip accordingly or an alternate route. here's montgomery county. the p.a. turnpike northeast extejsz still blocked off around mile marking 26, the lansdale interchange. the tractor trailer went off the

road, a fuel spill, and an additional accident behind the scene earlier. a huge backup, the backup is less right now, but still, they're detouring cars down route 63 to route 309 to exit 339, which is mt. washington. you can take the detore, but to avoid the backups, get on 309 to be safe for now. here's out in southwest philadelphia, the water main break still active there. 63rd and eastwick avenue, still block eed off. the schuylkill expressway okay for the most part, but we have rolling work crews around the area of gerard avenue. traffic is moving along, more of the delays headed westbound towards the king of prussia area. >> all right, thank you, jessica. right now at 11:00, no sign of sun on this cinco de mayo day. they would say sol in spanish if i'm not mistaken.

a live look at boathouse row in philadelphia. you can tell it's a little overcast. bill henley here now with our forecast. bill. >> won't be seeing blue skies today, just clouds, and cool this morning. not seeing rain either. not at this time, other than a little sprinkle here and there. cloudy skies in philadelphia. 53 degrees. clouds are going to stay put right on through this afternoon. an isolated shower possible, but mainly dry. 57 degrees, that's at 4:00 this afternoon. for the lehigh valley, we saw some thinning of the clouds early on. right now, it's cloudy skies in easton, gour 54 degrees at 2:00. no big warmup today. that's going to wait until the weekend. you may have noticed the seven-day forecast. a warming trend ahead. you still have to deal with the cool temperatures today and a chance of scattered showers. any showers wilt be light. check of the radar, you can see rain offshore and some to the west. that's our weathermaker for

tomorrow. for today, lots of clouds, and if you look closely, you can see an isolated shower moving out of philadelphia into montgomery county. might see a springal but not a lot more than that. a look at the futurecast with the developing low pressure for tomorrow. it's going to bring some heavier rain to our area. we'll go through it hour by hour later this hour. >> see you then. happening now, seven different police agencies are on an all-out manhunt for this man, escaped inmate arter buckle. the search has been going on since tuesday and is focused on the barnegat ocean area. multiple clues have led investigators to believe he may be in the area. this is a live look where officials are updating their investigation. let's take a moment and listen in. >> as will the law enforcement mission to capture mr. buckel. as it relates to the law enforcement mission, i will now turn the microphones over to chief art drexler.

>> hello, everybody. thank you for coming. i would like to say this is going to be the last scheduled press conference. if something develops that we feel a need, we will give you notice, probably 90-minute notice, and we'll reconvene another session. i would just like to say last night to this morning, we have been following tips and leads. and nothing real has developed. we're continuing, as the mayor said. our focus is the schools opening this morning, and being present in and around the schools. we'll continue to do so for the remainder of the day. possibly tomorrow. we'll take one day at a time. but that's all i can really add right now. i can take some questions. as it pertains to the police end of it. but i would like to just let you know that this will be the last scheduled press conference. >> although we will endeavor as

a courtesy to the media to give approximately a 90-minute heads-up if there is a news worthy development, so that you can inform the public as to any anything, is that correct? >> that's correct. >> not sure if it's for you or the chief. >> if i don't know, i'll ask the chief. he knows everything. >> thank you. how long are you prepared -- let's just hypothesize he's not found today. we don't know if he's hiding out somewhere here or if he's moved on. are you prepared to go through this all over again? >> we were listening there for a moment to this media conference with the chief art drexler of barnegat dwip. he said nothing new has developed in the last 24 hours. the schools do remain open. surveillance images show buckel walking into a cvs in barnegat township. that's where police say they found the stolen pickup truck they believe he was driving. they believe he stole this white chevy silverado after he

escaped. he's listed at 5'9" and say he weighs 180 pounds. he looks a lot heavier to me than 180 pounds. he has a tattoo under his left eye, also on his wrist. court documents show he would have been eligible for parole in just 18 days if he had not escaped. >> a day earlier, corrections officers noticed he was missing when guards did an inmate count at 6:00 a.m. he was serving a sentence for aggravated assault at bayside state prison. now, there are other officers ay school in barnegat and they will be there all throughout the school day today. you hear the chief say schools will be open. police warn neighbors to stay inside and keep their doors and windows locked. the residents we spoke to said the extra measures calm their fears. >> keep them safe and they're safer here than at home right now. >> and again, how does that make

you feel knowing they have taken this extra precaution, making sure there's an officer? >> makes me feel really good, i feel really safe. >> the added security measures will remain in place until the escaped inmate is caught. we'll continue to monitor the search for the escaped inmate. stay with nbc10 and the nbc10 mobile app for any new updates. >> as jessica mentioned a moment ago, a water main break is tying up traffic and causing headaches for residents in one southwest philadelphia neighborhood. here's a look right now at the mess a little earlier from sky force 10. matt is live for us on the ground at 63rd and eastwick. you have been talking with the water department and people who live in the area. what have you learned and when will this be fixed? >> good questions and quite a mess. this is 63rd and eastwick. the water department crews are out here right now. the water flow has been turned off, but you see the road has buggaled, so this could take at least the rest of the day to

fix. that is causing quite a bit of inconvenience around here. rushing water halted the morning rush for drivers who came upon 63rd and eastwick. gallon after gallon pouring into the streets. the earth no match for the 12-inch main underneath. >> this is a major intersection for us. >> steve johnson lives in the development across the street. he woke up at 6:00 a.m. to see this. and he says it's not the first time. >> this is like the third time this has happened within the last two years. at this very intersection. >> i took that claim to the water department. >> if we do find that main is, you know, routinely breaking, we'll have to go through and put that in the process for full repair. >> john says there are several water mains under this street. one can fail now, another could fail later.

water crews pounded the pavement shutting off the source. >> there should be no customers that are impacted. however, if we need to shut further away from the valves we initially were trying to work on, there may be customers who are impacted today. >> those affected now are the ones trying to get around. from pedestrians to drivers. at one point, a car crashed into another as they approached the barricade on 63rd. >> people with wheelchairs. they won't be able to get to the bus stop. >> until the mess is cleaned up. and it will take more than this broken broom to do the job. another live look at 63rd and eastwick. you see the water department crews out here now, and they have the backhoes. there is quite a sinkhole that is over there where the workers are right now. this is going to take a lot of time. and talking about the timeframe, the water department says it all depends on how long it takes to repair the main first and then

the street comes next. that could take the rest of the day or longer. live in southwest philadelphia this morning, nbc10 news. >> matt, thank you. happening now, the new jersey state house is deciding whether or not to bail out the financially struggling atlantic city. the lower house will vote on the atlantic city recovery bill backed by vincent preado. the measure could prevent the state from seizing control of the city. we'll have the results of the vote on nbc10 and the nbc10 app later this afternoon. >> up next, mass evacuations continue for some of our neighbors to the north. we have new information on the massive wildfires swallowing up entire neighborhoods in canada. in what's becoming the costliest natural disaster in that country's history. >> and long awaiting ruling by the fda about electronic cigarettes. the guidelines the government has put in place and what it means for sales of these cigarettes. >> clouds are in place. they're going nowhere.

watching for some scattered shower s at the shore, there's another threat for this evening. i have your neighborhood forecast just ahead.

this morn, it's all official with all the other candidates now gone, all 16 of them, we can call donald trump the presumptive republican nominee even though he's a bit short of the delegates he needs to secure the nomination. now he begins the task of uniting the party after a rough

and tumble primary season. tracie potts has more from washington. >> these are republicans burning their membership cards after john kasich calls it quits. >> the lord has a purpose for me. >> leaving donald trump the last man standing for the republican party. >> we need to strengthen this country. >> trump has a big challenge uniting a party where key players aren't backing him. both bush presidents have announced they won't weigh in on this election at all. and this from massachusetts governor. >> some of the things he said about women and about muslims and about religious freedom i just can't support. >> trump says it's unfair. he's drawn record millions and he's already getting callsoffs support from people who criticized him. >> one call said such bad things that frankly i said how can you pivot back to me? he said don't worry about it. they're politicians. don't worry. >> hillary clinton tells cnn trump has been negative, aggressive, bullying. >> he's a loose cannon, and they

tend to misfire. >> a taste of what voters might expect this fall, and don't count onbust b. he's still out there campaigning hard in kentucky with votes in a couple weeks. he just opened an office there. tracie potts, nbc news, washington. >> you can track the latest on decision 2016 right on your phone. download our nbc10 mobile app. he >> a massive wildfire in canada that has forced 88,000 people from their homes is now threatening an airport and nearby communities. the wall of flames is pushing towards thousands more homes in ft. mcmurray, alberta. officials have issued mandatory evacuation orders for the entire town. the flames have charred more than 18,000 acres since sunday, and they show no signs of stopping. >> it's very stressful. you don't know what's burned and what's not burned, when you can go back, and now you're sitting here and all you see is red

flames. it's pretty scary. >> canada's alberta province has declared a state of emergency for what is shaping up to be the country's costliest natural disaster. >> a kenyan official says rescuers are working to free a whum who has been found alive after six days trapped in the rubble of a collapsed building in nairobi. rescuers pulled a nearly 6-month-old bayy from a collapsed building tuesday, raising the hopes more survivors will be found. the head of the natural disaster management unit said the death toll has risen to 33 with 80 people still missing. we still have the clouds that have been around for days, still here. and notice the wind blowing the flags on boathouse row. that's a live view from center city. the wind keeping things chilly and keeping things cloudy too. if you're heading out a cloudy and school day. that chance of some isolated

showers, light scattered showers. that's it. we have seen a few so far today, but not as much rain as we're going to be in for tomorrow. the grass is looking a whole lot better than it did just a couple weeks ago. this evening, showers possible at the shore, but the high tide will also be an issue. minor coastal flooding as the winds are pushing the water onshore. the flood threat mainly between 6:00 and 8:00 this evening. the chance of flooding will be minor. but roadways could be flooded later this evening. and then the winds. that stays with us into tomorrow. and will bring us gusty winds not only later today, but wind and rain for tomorrow. the wind speeds will be near 20 miles per hour at the shore. we're watching for showers. got plenty of clouds and isolated shower right now is moving through just moved through philadelphia, now into montgomery county, getting a few raindrops at this time. the rain showers are moving. they're moving inland. this is the motion of all the clouds for us today's. we could see a few more spots on

the radar screen. radnor, morristown, getting light rain. no heavy rainfall there. no steady rain during the afternoon. the futurecast shows 5:00 today, lots of clouds, but the rain is really out of the picture until we go into tomorrow. the clouds will still be here, and first thing tomorrow morning, we'll start to get some rain. for today, afternoon clouds, 50s for philadelphia. for pennsylvania suburbs will see a slight shower possible, but most of the day just going to be cloudy and cool. 56 degrees. that's at 6:00 this evening. for the lehigh valley, clouds hanging in there. middle 50s to upper 50s this afternoon. there have been some thin spots in the lehigh valley. as far as delaware and new jersey are concerned, clouds and school. an isolated shower will be light today. at the jersey shore, cloudy, school, and windy. this evening, that's when we could see the flood threat after 6:00. again, minor flooding is

possible. clouds will be building for tomorrow, and tomorrow morning, we will see some heavy rainfall in the area. that's 10:00 this evening, clouds will still be here. but look at the clouds and rain moving in tomorrow morning. that's at 11:00. this time tomorrow, the rain will be steady across the area, and continuing into the afternoon hours. but look how it tapers off by 11:00 tomorrow evening. we will be drying out. but there will still be showers offshore, and that possibility of showers will carry into the weekend. but the weekend for mother's day will be shaping up. slowly improving conditions after a rainy day friday. cool, windy, and rainy. especially in the morning into the early afternoon. then the showers will be harder to find on saturday. still a few scattered light showers around in the morning and early afternoon on saturday, but late in the day, the clouds will start to break. we'll get sunshine, and for mother's day, showers, if we have them at all, will end early in the morning.

afternoon temperatures with sunshine into the 70s. that's the weekend. the seven-day at the bottom of the screen. and the 10-day outlook coming up in the next half hour. >> all right. we'll see you in 30 minutes. >> a big ruling just announced will change the way e-cigarettes are sold in the united states, and an announcement that has a potential to upend a million billion dollar industry and what the changes mean for people who use them.

it's an event that's often

called the greatest two minutes in sports. this saturday, you can watch the 142nd running of the cent kept derby in style while supporting a great cause. deborah is director of sales, marketing, and family sales at west laurel hill which is hosting a big party on saturday. deborah is here to tell us about the derby party, and guests are encouraged, women to wear the big hats and frilly dresses, men in seersucker suits. you don't even have to go to kentucky for this. >> we want you to wear your best kentucky derby outfits. we have judges that will be actually choosing the best female and the best male dress. >> i asked if you were going to wear this outfit. what did you tell me? >> no. >> exactly. >> look at these shots here. that's fantastic. >> tell us more about hope springs equestrian therapy center. >> they are an exceptional organization that has helped thousands of children and adults with disabilities such as

autism. they have been in business for a long time. an organization that we believe has worked out for us. a great tie-in to the kentucky derby, and two, to give to such a great cause, and they have wonderful peek working there. >> and west laurel hill is a cemetery not far from here, but it's so much more. >> we're unique in so many ways, but one way is dedicating and committed to supporting our nonprofit organizations in our area and our community. >> do people come, they really get into this? >> they really do. there's going to be live music. there's going to be wonderful delectable foods. >> what's the drink they have -- >> the mint julep. >> julep. i'm not a drinker, but having been there. >> a wonderful evenltd. we have carriage rides. 187 acres. we have beautiful carriage rides for people to take a ten-minute

tour with a historian to tell you about the cemetery and funeral home. >> you have to keep your fingers crossed. >> you do, but it's an indoor/outdoor event and we have a huge space. it's going to be a lot of fun and i hope a lot of people come. >> how long have you been doing this? >> 15 years. >> that's awesome. the west laurel hill derby party this saturday, may 7th, from 4:30 to 7:30 at the west laurel hill cemetery conservatory on belmont avenue. all the proceeds will benefit hope springs equestrian therapy center. for more information, head to our website at nbc10.com or check out the app. thank you for coming. >> i hope everybody comes. >> a reminder, of course, you can watch live coverage of the 142nd kentucky derby this saturday, may 7th. and our live coverage begins at 4:00 p.m. here. >> here we go again. another cloudy and cool day across our area. here's a live look right now at

the skyline of center city, philadelphia. this picture really says it all. meteorologist bill henley is tracking the arrival of more rain. let us know if we'll see the sun in time for mother's day. hopefully we'll see it on saturday for the event. >> and then this. taking the big league chew to a whole new level. major league baseball player that clearly has a little too much time on his hands.

an update on breaking news we brought you at the top of the hour. crews have contained a chemical spill at a water treatment facility. this is in tullytown bucks county. people working near the plant are no longer asked to keep their windows and doors closed. the air quality is now safe and

the spill has had no adverse effect on the water supply. >> another update on the other breaking news we're following for you now. a crash involving a passenger train and a car on the tracks, this was the scene in riverton, burlington county as crews work to rescue two people in the car. both of those people have been taken to cooper hospital. we'll work to find out more about their injuries. officials are still checking people on the train. to see if anyone on the train was hurt. new jersey transit's riverline service is suspended between palmyra and cinnaminson. we'll bring you information as soon as they arrive and get it. >> gloomy, dreary, and cool. feeling more like march than may outside today. once again, of course, a live look now at the jersey shore from our camera at the marquis de lafayette in cape may, new

jersey. bill henley is now here with the neighborhood forecast. hey, bill. >> hey, vai. gloomy, dreary, cool, but otherwise, beautiful outside. if you're a lawn, which is looking better. clouds overhead, temperatures cool. the rest of us are going to have to wait for a warmup. that happens this weekend. 53 degrees with clouds in philadelphia. in delaware, 52 degrees. there are some cooler spots. we were dropping down to the 40s overnight. slowly increasing now, 50 degrees in tulliville, harmony hills is 52 degrees. no big warmup and no big showers either. we have northeasterly winds still working the area. there are some showers offshore. they'll stay offshore for most of the day. that rain to the southwest, that's in store for us for tomorrow. right now, across delaware, lots of clouds and a few sprinkles. if you look really closely, you can see some light rain showers that are moving through new castle county, just drossing 95 right now. that's very light rain and it's going to be brief.

you can probably get away without an umbrella today. i can't say the same about tomorrow. we have steady if not heavy rain in store for us. i'll go through that with the futurecast in a few minutes. and give you a look at the ten-day forecast with a big warmup next week. >> new jersey state police will help protect after school transportation in barnegat dwip new jersey as authorities continue to search for an escaped inmate in that community. barnegat township officers will remained stationed at all schools in the community throughout the day. investigators say arthur buckel escaped from a camden county jail earlier this week and stole a pickup truck. investigators found that truck at a barnegat township cvs, and surveillance video here appears to show buckel entering the store. officials think the stepped up law enforcement presence in the town will force the escapee to head elsewhere. >> let's be realistic. considering the law enforcement presence you men and women have seen over the last 24 hours, if

you were mr. buckel, the only think i would want is distance. >> now, buckel was just weeks away from parole when he escaped from a jail in camden county. >> a water main break is tying traffic and causing headaches for residents in one southwest philadelphia neighborhood. here's a look at the mess earlier from sky force 10. matt is on the scene. matt, what's the situation there right now? >> well, water crews have been here twice this morning. first when the main broke, now they're trying to finish the repairs. as you look at the live picture, you can see the crews at the sinkhole formed because of the break. that was right over top of where the water main broke and the water started pouring out earlier this morning. you see it really has left behind quite a mess here at 63rd and eastwick. take a look at some video. this is what it looked like earlier. water pouring into the streets. fortunately, we're told no residents lost water. there are several mains under

the street. the one that broke around 6:00 this morning was a 12-inch main. i have been talking with the water department as well as residents here. one told me it's not the first time a main has broken at this very intersection. >> i mean, this has happened before. we have had water issues and we complained about it. and it's happening again. >> if we do find that the main is, you know, routinely breaking, we'll have to go through and put that in the process for full repair. >> now, as far as the cleanup is concerned, first the main has to be fixed and then the road repairs can start. the asphalt as you see, has buckled. i'm told by water department official, this intersection could be closed at least the rest of the day. a good idea to find another way if you have to get around 63rd and eastwick here. traffic is being diverted in all four directions. live in southwest philadelphia,. >> decision 2016 news.

a new poll finds that plurality of new jersey republicans don't think donald trump should pick governor chris christie as his running mate. the monmouth university poll found 41% of gop voters felt christie would hurt trump's ticket. 15% say the governor would help. 37% said it wouldn't matter. >> that music has been featured at donald trump's rallies and campaign events for months. now the rolling stones want the presumptive republican nominee to stop using their songs. the trump campaign hasn't commented on the stones' quest. a aerosmith frontman steven tyler also asked him to stop using their music. >> e-cigarette brands will have to undergo federal review.

changes will limit e-cigarette sale to minors and require new health warnings. >> a new bill in congress could curb the regulations. a house committee approved the measure. many house republicans support the bill. but some democrats and public health officials argue the change could lead to unsafe products. the senate has not weighed in on the e-cigarette regulations. >> you now have to be 21 years old to buy cigarettes or other tobacco products in california. the governor of california has signed a bill raising the smoking age to 21. the state of hawaii and some cities have also increased the smoking age to 21. in our area, a bill is moving through the new jersey state house to raise the age from 19 to 21. pennsylvania lawmakers are considering a measure to raise the age from 18 to 21. smoking age is 18 in the state of delaware. about a half hour ago, former cleveland browns

quarterback johnny manziel appears in a dallas courtroom. he was indicted after an incident involving his ex-girlfriend, colleen crowley. she said the pair had an argument at a hotel in dallas and manziel hit her. today, a judge released the 23-year-old on two conditions. first, he cannot have any contact with his ex. he also can't have a gun. the charge against manziel carries up to a year in jail and a $4,000 fine. officials at the u.s. capitol marked holocaust remembrance day. victims and their loved ones lit handled to mark the 71st anverse of the day allied forces liberated the concentration camps. about 60 holocaust survivors attended the ceremony. >> meanwhile in an nbc10 exclusive, we're hearing from philadelphia police officer jesse hartnett, recovering after he was shot in an ambush. he talked to us after the national police foundation named

him its man of the year. the police defense foundation honored him in new york last night. back in january, he was shot while sitting in his patrol car. he managed to fire back and chase down the gunman. officers captured the alleged shooter a few blocks away. hartnett tells us police officers are often criticized and don't get the credit they conser deserve. >> we have seconds to decide whether or not to shoot. it's truly muscle memory at that point. and your training and experiences do kick in and play a factor, but just instead of people attacking right away, look at all the facts. >> hartnett has had eight surgeries and just started physical therapy. to hear his full interview and hear what he says saved his life in the shooting, tap the nbc10 app. >> this morning, we're hearing from a temple university lacrosse player who was nearly killed in a hit and run last year and now she's set to walk

at her graduation. nbc10 was on the school's campus last night as rachel hall was honored as a graduating student athlete. rachel was run down on her bike in the middle of finals last. she was given only a 20% chance of survival, but she powered through grueling rehab for severe head trauma and a broken -- badly broken leg, and now rr finally graduating. >> it feels great to finally be with my friends for graduation and go through the ceremony and i'm happy to be back. >> rachel will get herploma tomorrow. you can see her full interview on nbc10.com and on the nbc10 app. the 18-year-old driver who hit her pled guilty and was sentenced to 23 months in prison. >> the duchess of cambridge featured an art exhibit that featured her as one of the subjects. they hosted a display of vogue magazine photographs, two of which featured duchess kate

middleton. it will appear on the 101st edition of the fashion magazine. princess diana was featured several times on vogue's cover. major league baseball apparently has a bubble comartist. look at this. utility man alberto put his down time to good use. how big is that thing? fashioned a giant bubble, preserved that massive piece long enough for the tv cameras to get a good look at it. >> a storm trooper dance party at the white house. president obama, the first lady celebrating star wars day yesterday by busting a couple moves. posted this movie of the obamas dancing to a bruno mars sit with characters from the franchise. >> lots of clouds but not too many showers. not today. steadier, heavier rain due in

tomorrow. look at your weekend, got the neighborhood forecast just ahead.

one and a half million americans suffer from it but it's a mysterious and often misdiagnosed disease. may is lupus aware month. there are several events planned to raise awareness and help people learn more about the condition. to tell us more about it, annette, ceo of the philadelphia

chapter of the lupus foundation. thank you for being here. this is such a devastating disease. what exactly is lupus? >> an autoimmune disease. normally, your immune protects you from things like bacteria and viruses. and when someone gets lupus, the immune system gets out of balance. instead of protecting you, the body attacks itself. so antibodies are made, they build up and result in inflammation, and that can potentially damage or destroy parts of the body, organs, heart, lungs, brain, kidneys, skin, joints, blood. any part of the body is a potential target. >> is it genetic in any way? >> there's certainly a genetic componeabout. we see certain populations affected more often. we know there's a hormonal connection because 90% of cases are women in their child bearing years and there are environmental triggers. the sun, for some people, is an environmental trigger that can cause the lupus to flare up. >> how close do you think researchers are away from finding a cure? two, five, ten years or can you

tell? >> i think probably beyond ten years in terms of anything in terms of a cure, but there's advances being made all the time in terms of having a better understanding of the basic science of what's happening in the immune system and how to target therapy more specifically so that the therapy isn't harmful to the individual. so instead of suppressing the entire immune system which then leaves you at risk for fighting infection, it's very targeted to the mechanisms of lupus. >> we said half a million people suffer from it, but it's interesting because i don't know anybody that doesn't have a connection to it. a personal connection. i was telling you, we have friends in new jersey whose wife suffers from it. interesti interestingly, the female, and a former colleague whose wife was diagnosed. >> most people seem to know someone. the more we get to talk about it, the more we find the connections and hopefully people connect to the resources that

our organization provides. >> we appreciate all you're doing for that. there's a number of -- a lot of information. we're going to put it on our website at nbc10.com and the nbc10 app so you can find out more information on this disease, lupus. i thank you very much for coming in. >> thank you very much, vai. another dreary day, another cool, chilly day. we have lots of clouds, but very little wind in the air. little wind and little rain. the wind is increasing more than the rain. check this out. this is the futurecast, which shows pretty dry conditions this afternoon. and into this evening. those showers staying offshore this evening. those showers are in store for us tomorrow. here you can see philadelphia is nice and cloudy this afternoon and into this evening hours. but that changes first thing tomorrow morning. that's tomorrow. you can see the seven-day forecast right at the bottom of the screen. 50 degrees in south jersey. at the jersey shore, 49 degrees.

these numbers are really not going to climb all that much in the pennsylvania suburbs. we have 49 degrees in west bradford township, and in the very low 50s for doilstown. we have seen a few sprinkles this morning, but plenty of clouds to keep things cool. there's one isolated shower. that one is moving through montgomery county and just into upper chester county right now. very light rainfall there. and the motion is going to continue. those onshore flow is going to give it a chance of a few more sprinkles during the day. there's the big weather maker. that's for tomorrow. the rain is going to be steady tomorrowing. and we could see some heavy downpours. future cast shows at 4:30 in the morning, the rain across delaware and south jersey, watch hout it streams inland during the morning hours and into the afternoon. we'll still see steady rain, if not heavier downpours. that's at 12:30 tomorrow afternoon. the trenton area seeing some heavier showers that will push

into the lehigh valley during the 3:00 hour, and later in the afternoon, the clouds finally turgoff the spigot and we start drying out friday evening. still a possibility of showers into the weekend. this is the futurecast showing how much rain we can expect today. barely any. this isso rainfall in south jersey, .02 inch in philadelphia. then we go into tomorrow morning. here comes that steadier rainfall watch the rain totals increase. we could see close to half an inch by 5:00 friday afternoon. and then the showers will taper, but there's still a chance we'll see scattered showers into the weekend. the first part of it, at least. a rainy day tomorrow. this is your mother's day weekend forecast. a few scattered light showers to start with on saturday. late day breaks of sunshine, and look at mother's day, looking pretty nice with readings into the 70s. dreary weather for today and tomorrow. get through it, and then we get the late sunshine on saturday. and the warming trend that happened over the weekend

continues into the next week. 76 degrees on monday. there's a chance of scattered showers monday afternoon. then potentially we could warm into the 80s for tuesday, wednesday, and thursday. it will come with a chance of some scattered shower, but not the dreary, cloudy skies we have seen lately. and still on the mild friday. a little cooler, but typical for this time of year. come next saturday. so that's the ten-day outlook. of course, any time on the air, you can get the saef-day outlook on the bottom of the screen. we'll be right back.

we have an update on breaking news in burlington county. sky force 10 was over a crash involving a passenger train and a car on the tracks. this was the scene as crews worked to rescue two people in the car. lauren is on the scene with an update. what's the latest? >> vai, let me show you what is happening right now behind me. you can see that that car is sfil on the tracks right now, but what they're doing is it appears they're preparing to tow that out. there's a tow truck on the street right next to this. i spoke with a woman who heard this trash crash and tells me this car was pushed from the intersection back behind there, broad and main, pushed from the intersection down onto the tracks here, as you can see. now, there were 35 passengers on that train at the time.

there were people in that car. and there were four people total taken to the hospital. the two people in that car and then two people from the train. i'm told they all have non-life threatening injuries at this point. now, the line here is suspend between palmyra and cinnaminson, and right now, if you need to go in this route, you can use a bus. there's bus service that is also available that will take you down this route, but the line is suspended between palmyra and cinnaminson. here's what has to happen next. i spoke with new jersey transit. they have inspect the tracks. they don't know how long the line is shut down, but the inspection needs to happen before they can open things up again and get the moving. live in riverton, lauren mayk. >> coming up this afternoon at 3:00, all new ellen with cameron diaz, and then the news at 4:00. this fight to put their father

to rest. this local family says it didn't happen the way they wanted it for more than a year after he died, saying they got the run hp around from the company making his headstone. at 4:00, nbc10 responds. >> and our meteorologist bill henley with a look at the afternoon weather. >> if you're a fan of cloudy weather, you have been on a roll. if you're look for sunshine, you'll like the weekend forecast. there are finally some changes ahead. the dreary weather will finally move out of here, but after a cloudy day today, we're in for some pretty good rainfall tomorrow. not just philadelphia, the pennsylvania suburbs, the lehigh valley, new jersey, the jersey shore, and delaware. that will keep the temperatures in the 50s again tomorrow. the steadiest rain will be in the morning and into the early afternoon hours on friday. by late in the day friday, it will be drying out. if you're out and about this friday evening, you should be okay. still a chance we'll see showers on saturday in the morning. scattered light showers.

look at the kwauwarmup from the to the middle 60s saturday with a chance of late breaks of sunshine on saturday. sunday, we'll be drying out for mother's day. there could be an early shower, but i think we're going to see us dry out first thing sunday and see enough sunshine to warm into the 60s and low 70s sunday afternoon. and that warming trend will continue next week. we could see the readings into the low 80s next week. >> wow, start to feel like spring and summer finally. and for mother's day, fantastic. >> yeah. >> good news for all the moms out there. >> still have to buy flowers. not enough to just give her sun. >> mom, look what i brought you. bill henley gave you this. thanks for watching nbc10 news at 11:00. i'm vai sikahema. for bill henley and all of us here at nbc10, have a great day. and stay dry.

>> john: hey. hey, sweetheart... >> marlena: oh. >> john: i'm so sorry that we are late... >> marlena: mm, there you are. >> john: but, my son and i, we were just kind of planning out our trip. >> marlena: your trip? >> john: mm-hmm. you want to tell her, or should i? >> paul: go for it. >> john: all right. we're gonna start at wrigley field and then we're gonna go to pnc park. head to the east coast, start at camden yards, citi field... saving the best for last, fenway. >> marlena: what are you talking about? >> john: i am talking about my son, the big league pitcher, is gonna take me on a tour of the favorite ballparks he pitched in on the east coast. which, of course, now are my favorite ballparks also. >> paul: [laughs] well, i offered to try and get us vip tickets, but he didn't want to have any part of that. >> john: hell, no. i want to be right there in the stands with the passionate fans. especially when we get to the "green monster." [laughing] >> marlena: wow. that sounds like so much fun. >> john: yeah.