and right now at 11:00, we told you it was coming. steady rain is falling across the area right now. take a live look outside at the philadelphia skyline. across the way in camden, new jersey, and a flood threat for coastal areas because of all this rain. take a live look at the jersey shore from our camera at the marquis de lafayette hotel in cape may, new jersey. bill henley is here with our neighborhood forecast. bill. >> vai, it's been a dreary weekend. the heaviest rainfall we have seen this morning. it will be tapering off this afternoon, but we're still tracking heavier showers in the pennsylvania suburbs. right now, 48 degrees with the

rain in pennsylvania. it's going to be a steady rain into the afternoon hours. finally tapering off as we go into the evening hours. at the shore, though, things are going to be improving. new jersey is at 49 degrees with rain falling. we're starting to see breaks of sunshine in cape may. and there, check out that. that's a view of wildwood, which is seeing blue sky at this hour. the rain, the steady rain, the heavy stuff, has moved inland, and we'll see it come down in berks county and upper chester county. falling at more than 1 1/3 inches an hour. the rain that is falling in delaware and new jersey is already starting to taper off. you can see clouds over dover with no rainfall there, and look at this. this is the end of the clouds. this is moving onshore, so we'll see sunshine break through in cape may. there is a coastal threat this evening, even though the rain will be tapering off. it's the high tide, the moon and

storm that we're dealing with combining to produce evening flooding that will be worse than what we saw this morning. there were areas that were flooded, roadways that were flooded. more moderate flooding is likely for this evening. through it all, it's going to stay cool today. there are some changes ahead and a warmup just in time for the weekend. may have seen that with the seven-day forecast at the bottom of the screen. i'll take you flow the forecast hour by hour later. >> we look forward to that. today's flood threat and rain in the area, the nbc10 app is the perfect tool to keep you updated on what's happening in your neighborhood. you can see the live weather radar right here, your forecast, and you also get alerts on severe conditions. well, backup continues on i-95 after a tractor trailer jackknifed earlier this morning. nbc10 on the scene along 95 at academy this morning. this is viewer video of the wreck. the tractor trailer spread across all northbound lanes for a good part of the morning rush.

matt delucia is live for us in northeast philadelphia. we begin in the studio with first alert traffic reporter jessica boyington who has been watching this since it happened at about 6:00. what's the latest? >> we can finally get on 95 and not really have too much of a problem. so that's definitely the good thing. we'll start there. we'll check with the drive times. a little earlier, the drive times on the northbound side of 95 right around academy road from center city to woodhaven, about a 108 minute trip, that's the most i have seen it since working in traffic. that's how bad it was. right now, we're back down to 13 minutes because all lanes are open and the average speeds are back in the 60s now. we're seeing delayed southbound. now we're at 27 minutes because the two left lanes for cleanup of the earlier jack knifed tractor thalrailer were blocked. headed southbound, a shaky camera, you can see reduced

visibility as well. an accident in the left-hand shoulder. no big delays by that part of the scene, and 95 southbound around island avenue, another accident to the shoulder. in vineland, new jersey, an accident of 55 northbound, which is route 56, the left lane is closed there. no big delays because of it. also, some emergency construction out in burlington township. that's on route 130 northbound around columbus road. the right lane is closed. >> thank you. our live team coverage continues now with matt delucia who is on the scene on 95. >> good morning. you heard all the delays jessica was talking about. quite a morning for a lot of the commuters out here. a much different scene compared to what we saw four to five hours ago. you can see a live picture right now. cars coming toward us are going northbound on 95. the vehicles going away are southbound. the crash happened on the left side. the northbound side around 6:00 this morning. all lanes there reopened just within the last hour. take another look at the scene.

this is what it looked like earlier. quite a mess out here. a postal service truck jackknifed, stayed upright, but tuck up all four lanes. this created aba backup that spanned for miles. a rainy morning commute. as we take another live look here, if you were stuck in this, you know what it was like. for those of you who were fortunate not to be in this mess, here's some perspective. see the curb on the left, the northbound sign, about a mile beyond that is the tacony palmyra bridge. this was affecting a great deal of traffic heading to northeast philly, to bucks county, to points north. to the right, the southbound side, just a few minutes ago, only two lanes were getting by. a couple minutes ago, we just saw all these lanes reopen. you still see some residual traffic and signs here talking about the right lane being closed, about 1500 feet from here. there's still some residual backup from that as well.

this side was unaffected by the crash, but there's still quite a backup stretching down to academy road, but now you see, again, northbound 95 reopened after a miserable morning for a lot of drivers out here. live in northeast philadelphia this morning, matt delucia, nbc10 news. >> thank you. an inmate who broke out of a new jersey prison remains on the run. officials say they believe arthur buckel is no longer in the barnegat township area where they have been looking for him since he was spotted on wednesday. the 38-year-old escaped from a prison tuesday morning. he once served time for manslaughter for killing a 10-month-old baby. authorities aren't saying where they're looking for him now. and police shot and killed a dog that chased and attacked a woman in north philadelphia. when officers responded to a 911 calls about the attack, the woman jump eed onto the hood of the police car to try to get away from the animal. the officers got out of their car and fired several shots, killing the dog. the woman is recovering at the

hospital. internal affairs is investigating. police continue to search for a gunman they say opened fire on the blue route in an apparent case of road rage. take a look at pennsylvania state police released this sketch of the suspected shooter. he is described as a man between 40 and 50 years old. sky force 10 was over the scene yesterday. northbound 476. police said that's where the shooter fired at a blue mitt subushy sedan. he didn't hit anyone inside, but the bullet did pierce the passenger side door. >> fortunately for the victim, the way his vehicle is configured, the center console stopped that from striking him. >> state police are looking for a dark blue lincoln town car with tinted windows and a special red emblem on the front. they're also reviewing surveillance video and hoping to talk to witnesses in this case.

>> atlantic city is teetering on the brink of bankruptcy with new jersey lawmakers stuck on a rescue plan. yesterday, assembly speaker vincent prieto canceled a vote for a bill he promised he would pass. he's now working on a new measure. governor chris christie said atlantic city has about ten days of cash left. he said he would not give or lend ac more money until lawmakers put in a charge of the city's finances. >> well, today, the public is invited to a viewing for former philadelphia police commissioner willie williams. the city's first african-american police commissioner died last week following a long illness. he was 72 years old. today's viewing will be at the baker funeral home in north philadelphia from 5:00 to 9:00 p.m. another viewing and funeral are scheduled for tomorrow morning at zion baptist church in north philadelphia. happening now, the commencement ceremony is under way at temple university.

today's graduation featured the largest class in the school's history. the university is conferring more than 9,000 degrees to undergraduates, graduate students, and professionals. the graduates come from 49 states and 76 countries. and rachel hall is among those graduating from temple today. her name will be called at the afternoon liberal arts ceremony. a car hit the 23-year-old former lacrosse player as she rode her bike near campus last year. that crash left her critically injured. she graduated with honors last year but wasn't able to attend the ceremony because of injuries. >> up next, house divided. as woe continue to follow the latest developments in decision 2016. the prominent republicans who refuse to back donald trump and what trump has to say may not surprise you. plus, a new twist in the jerry sandusky sex abuse scandal. four years after the death of joe paterno, there are new claims about when he really

learned about sex abuse claims involving his former assistant coach. heavy rain this morning. some areas have picked up more than an inch so far and it's still coming down, but there is some drying and it's happening now at the shore. we'll take you through the forecast hour-by-hour when we come back.

six family members are dead after a house fire in new york state this morning. this broke out shortly before 4:00 this morning in syracuse.

firefighters tried to enter the front of the two-story home when the porch roof collapsed. once firefighters were able to put the flames out, they found four victims upstairs, two downstairs. and it's not clear right now how they're all related. one woman was able to escape and was taken to the hospital. republican leaders are weighing in on whether they'll support donald trump. some are jumping in to back him. others are deliberately staying on the sidelines. and some are going public just to say they're just not sure yet. nbc news national correspondent tracie potts looks at trump's efforts to unify his party. >> at this point, i'm just not there right now. >> paul ryan, speaker of the house, one of the most powerful republicans on capitol hill, telling cnn he's undecided about whether he'll back donald trump. trump's response. he's not sure if he'll back ryan's agenda either. but it's people like ryan trump would have to work with to get

things done. plus, he needs ted cruz supporters to win. >> donald trump has done nothing to sort of earn me over as a ted cruz supporter. >> they need trump, and trump needs them. you have to figure out on both ends how you round those edges. >> some have jumped on the trump train, like john mccain. he's offered to council trump on foreign policy. >> i have repeatedly said i don't agree with him on, but i'm happy to campaign. >> mccain like both bush presidents is skipping the republican convention. trump told voters last night, he's already got it in the bag. >> the primary is gone. save your vote for the general election in november. >> we can't have a loose cannon in the oval office. that is a risk we cannot afford. hillary clinton is hammering trump, but she's got her own problems. take a look. hundreds of protesters outside last night's california rally insisting she's not doing enough on immigration. in fact, she ended up cutting it

short with all the protesters outside and a few inside, too. tracie potts, nbc news, washington. new allegations have surfaced involving former penn state head coach joe paterno in connection to the jerry sandusky child sex abuse case. court documents from an insurance case show the late paterno may have known about sexual abuse allegations against sandusky as far back as the 1970s. the documents say in 1976, a child allegedly told paterno that sandusky had molested him. then in the late 1980s. a report of a child's molestation was referred to an athletic director at penn state. there is no evidence that the reports ever went up the chain of command. paterno's family released this statement that says in part, through all of this review, there has never been any evidence of inappropriate conduct by coach paterno. to the contrary, the evidence clearly shows he shared information with his superiors

as appropriate. sandusky is serving a 30 to 60-year term for child molestation. nbc10 has learned a judge granted sandusky a hearing two weeks from today to try to prove that he was denied a fair trial. the clouds are hanging in there. we still have rain in philadelphia. much of the area seeing some rain, but we're going to see the rain taper off this afternoon. right now, 52 degrees in philadelphia. going to stay cool. at 4:00 this afternoon, a scattered shower. we may very well see a few breaks in the clouds. a little bit of sunshine is already appearing at the shore. still mostly cloudy. this is a view from cape may from the marquis de lafayette hot hotel. a heavier rain has moved inland, and wildwood, look at the breaks of blue sky. it's drying up on the boardwalk. a quick turnaround from first thing this morning. we do still have the threat of

flooding for this evening along the coast. because of this large upper level low, which is going to spin the water right up the coast, combined with high tides this evening, producing moderate flooding. a little worse than what we saw this morning. there were some areas of flooding. right now, the greatest threat is for this even. the flood threat for roadways will start around 7:30 to 9:30, and then extend to the back bays later this evening. that's at the shore. you will see some sunshine. counterintuitive because you see sunshine, the showers tapering off, the flood threat doesn't exist, that's not the case. be on the lookout for evening flooding not only for the jersey shore frrx the delaware beaches and into delaware bay. as far as rain is concerned, that's tapering off at the shore, but we're seeing heavy downpours into berks county. the radar screen shows some areas of heavy rainfall in berks county and into the lehigh valley. the rain tapering off as we go to the afternoon hours.

not going to be an all day event, but still more shower activity ahead of us. 2:00 this afternoon, rain extends into new jersey and delaware. then as we go into the afternoon, watch how it tapers off in time for the evening commute. some showers spinning around that upper level low. there's still a possibility of showers as we go into the evening. as we go to the weekend, the threat of showers will become less and less. the forecast, hour by hour, calling for showers this afternoon. a slight chance of a thunderstorm in philadelphia. that's at 6:00 this evening, then mostly just cloudy and still cool at 10:00 this evening. then in the suburbs. heavy downpours this morning, showers this afternoon. tapering off as we go to the late afternoon and evening hours. the lehigh valley, temperatures will hold steady with the showers. late day breaks in the clouds are possible, but there's still a possibility of a shower into the evening hours. for delaware, a cool day all around. the showers will break at times, but there's still a possibility of a late day shower.

at the jersey shore, watch out for the flooding as you head into the evening hours. cloudy skies at sick:00. by 10:00, scattered lighter showers. not the heavy rainfall we have seen so far. and mostly cloudy skies will continue at the shore. so temperatures will be climbing over the weekend, but not so much today. 50s today. the rain tapering off. a scattered shower is possible on saturday. and sunday is mother's day. things turn around nicely for mom, a few showers are possible. first thing in the morning. that's for philadelphia. the suburbs and the lehigh valley, less likely in new jersey at the shore and delaware. look at the temperatures climbing into the upper 60s and low 70s. as you may have noticed at the bottom of the screen, seven-day forecast shows the warming trend continues beyond the weekend. we'll take a look at the ten-day outlook when i come back in the next half hour. >> thank you, bill. >> the sixers and their new digs, still ahead, i'll take you on a tour of their new practice facility being built in camden and tell you why the complex will really stand out in the

nba. but first, he's made philadelphia his home and he keep s giving back. on and off the field. i'll sit down with connor barwin and talk about his latest off season project. that's up next.

well, the philadelphia eagles are spending the spring preparing for the much anticipated 2016-2017 season, but our next guest is also using the off season to work hard and give back to the community that

has become his home. connor barwin and his make the world better foundation are getting set to host their third annual benefit concert. connor barwin is here with us this morning. you helped build two philadelphia playgrounds. you're preparing to build a third. does the concert series pay for that? is that how you do it? >> yeah, we raise money at the concert. the foundation matches everything we raise at the concert. then we go out there in the private and public sector and leverage that to come up with the funds to rebuild these playgrounds. >> that's really nice. i played for the eagles 20-something years ago, everybody lives in south jersey. you live in the city, you use public transportation. you're socially and environmentally conscious. where does that come from, your family, your parents? >> it comes from my parents. my dad was a city manager. i love living in cities. it was interesting, i was doing an interview this morning. a lot of younger people are now moving back to the city. i know a bunch of free agents we signed live in the city. i assume some of the rookies are going to live in the city.

when i first got here, a lot of guys were in jersey still. >> just the old guys. you younger guys moving in to the city. >> people like living in the city now. philadelphia is a great city to live in and people are embracing it. >> now, since you're here, i have to ask you some questions about the quarterback situation. obviously, sam bradford demanding to be traded. can you welcome him back to the locker room? i'm tell ayou now, 20 years ago, the team i played on, he would have been killed. he would have been hounded in is it so much different now? do you welcome him back if he comes back? >> when you played, i found out this morning you were a two-time pro bowler. a baller. but did they have free agency back then? >> they did. it was new, but we had it. >> it's different. we're excited for sam to come back. i think he didn't see it coming. it caught him off guard. don't know, that he didn't mean to say or did, but we're ready for him to come back.

i assume he'll be back in the we'll ready for him to be the starting quarterback, and carson wentz to be the quarterback of the future. >> tell me about him. what do you think of his prospects as the franchise quarterback? >> i don't judge anybody in the league until they put the pads on and helmet on and start practicing. he was picked number two overall for a reason. eagles management liked him and moved up to get him. everything i have read about him has been encouraging, and i'm excited to see him put an eagles uniform on. >> how about you and the new defense. jim schwartz taking over now. >> i'm excited. i'll go back to defensive end. i came in the league as a defensive end. so i'm excited. i'm familiar with his defense from when he was in tennessee. when i played in houston, we were never excited to play against that defense. very much an aggressive attacking defense. we'll get after the quarterback so i'm excited. >> getting back to your foundation, where did you come up with the name? >> make the world better. >> what a great idea. >> it's actually, you know, my

parents have inspired me my whole life. and ntwb is an acronym for make the world better, and it's also an acronym for my parents' initials. >> that's awesome. the third annual, right? >> yep, third one. >> third annual concert series. connor barwin putting that on. it's on friday, june 3rd, 7:30 at union transfer. what a great location, too, for a concert. that's 1026 spring garden street in philadelphia. tickets go on sale today. if you want information, we'll provide a link at our website, nbc10.com or check out the nbc10 app. appreciate you coming in. >> thanks for having me on. >> good luck and stay healthy. #is your home for the philadelphia eagles. we appreciate connor coming in and telling us about the foundation. >> we're tracking downpours in parts of our area. a live look at the radar shows where the heaviest rain is falling at this moment. bill henley will let us know when we'll finally see all of

this move out and he'll let us know how mother's day is shaping up where. plus, lasting wish. how a man who has become the voice for abused and abandoned animals in philadelphia wants his work to become his legacy.

it is a rainy mess all throughout our area right now, as we take a live look outside from our presidential city apartment cam. although it's hard to see through the raindrops. sky force 10 is capturing wet conditions in north wilmington, new castle county, you can see the rain coming down pretty fast as it made its way down concord pike this morning, and here's a look at the soggy conditions earlier this morning near broad and morris in south philadelphia. if you have an umbrella, you could stay dry.

if you didn't, like that person in the red pants, you got soaked. there's the flood thread for coastal areas because of all this rain. parts of jersey, the jersey shore, are getting hammered. here's a live look now from our camera at the marquis de lafayette in cape may, new jersey. bill henley is here now with our forecast. bill. >> vai, here's another view from northern delaware. this is wilmington, and the blue rock stadium, has seen a steady rain, and some of the heaviest rain in the area so far this morning has been in delaware. it's lightened up quite a bit, but at one point, we saw downpours of 1 to 2 inches an hour. clouds are hanging in there and we'll still see moderate showers but the heaviest rainfall is done. now check this out. wildwood, look at the blue sky. the rain has ended at least for now, and the boardwalk has dried up nicely. we could see showers spinning onshore during the day today. the steadiest rainfall has already ended at the shore. there you can see the moderate showers moving towards

wilmington right now and into some of the suburbs and the lehigh valley. we have seen a few breaks in the clouds as far as rainfall is concerned. but there is still some more rain ahead. the heaviest rain, there it goes, now in maryland. that's what moved through delaware. the rainfall will be on and off this afternoon. so we see the steady rain this morning. now we're going to see scattered and occasional showers as we go into the afternoon hours. a slight chance of a thunderstorm popping up in the suburbs, cool through the day, the lehigh valley, not much warmer. a break or two of sunshine is possible, but mostly going to be cloudy. there may even be an evening shower as far as delaware and new jersey are concerned, not much warmer there with clouds breaking at times. not an all afternoon rainfall, but still more chances of rainfall even at the shore. those are going to be mostly cloudy through the afternoon and evening hours. during the evening hours we'll see the flood threat at the shore because of not only the high tide, especially high with the new moon, but also because

of the storm. that storm for mother's day weekend will be easing out of here. finally, we'll get breaks of sunshine on saturday and a warmup from the 50s to the 60s, and into the 70s for mother's day sunday. ten-day outlook when i'm back in a few minutes. >> all right, we'll see you in a few minutes, bill. >> rain is bringing yet another round of flooding to the coastline. ted greenberg gives us a look at conditions in atlantic county. >> well, this flooding in ventnor heights is the latest in a series of flood events at the jersey shore. the water you see in the streets here basically came flowing out of the back bays. it's the result of persistent northeast winds and an upcoming new moon. what those winds do is they keep pushing the water from the ocean into the back bays. it doesn't have much of an opportunity to drain back into the ocean because of the northeast winds holding it in the bay. now, widespread minor coastal flooding happening this morning. maybe pockets of moderate

coastal flooding. this evening, high tide is expected to be worse with higher water levels and potentially widespread moderate coastal flooding. the advice from emergency management officials and police here at the jersey shore, if you haven't already, move your cars to higher ground. don't drive through floodwaters, although right now, you do see that this truck is coming by me. i guess this guy thought he had no choice but to drive through the flood water, and he's going to go right into a deeper section right there at that intersection. that's the latest here in ventnor, i'm ted greenberg, nbc10 news. >> with the rain that's here and all the rain coming, count on nbc10's app to track the showers in your specific neighborhood. you can get live radar and weather updates at your fingertips on all of your mobile devices. and new this morning, metro service has resumed in washington, d.c. after multiple fires shut down two stations and a section of track yesterday. you're looking at video of the first of two fires at the

federal center station. metro officials say a fire and a small explosion was caused by faulty porcelain insulator on the track's third rail. new third rail equipment was installed overnight. a second fire broke out in the same area yesterday afternoon. that one was sparked by debris that was left on the track. canadian officials are air lifting 8,000 residents to fled their town, which is being ravaged by this massive wildfire. highway conroy will move thousands more if it's safe enough. in all, 80,000 people have evacuated ft. mcmurray in canada's alberta province. meanwhile, the wildfire continues to grow. it's now bigger than all five boroughs of new york city. >> north korea's ruling party kicks off its first congress in 36 years. the secretive nation has not released any information about the workers party event.

the gathering is believed to have started this morning. observers expect kim jong-un to use the event to promote and consolidate his government. personnel changes are alsoimented. the congress is expected to run for three to four days. about 30 minutes from now, president obama is set to make a statement on u.s. economy. the president is expected to talk about new steps to strengthen financial transparency and combat money laundering, corruption, and tax evasion. seattle police are looking for the person who crashed a drone into a house. a woman says she was making breakfast yesterday when she heard breaking glass. that's when her husband went to check it out and realized a drone had shattered their dining room window. >> he thought it might be a bird. he walked back in and said, no, it's something new. i said what is that? a drone. so i said, oh, okay.

>> the camera attached to the drone similar to this one was still recording when the family found it. police are now working to get a recorded by the drone's camera in hopes of identifying its pilot. today, penn state university's board of trustees plan to vote on alcohol sales at home football games. the plan calls for limiting alcohol sales to suites, club seats, and reception areas at beaver stadium. the proposal also would allow sales of beer and wine only at other campus athletic facilities for noncollegiate events. proceeds would go to the student alcohol education and other programs. right now, 10 of the 13 schools in the big 10 sell booze at athletic events. later today, uptown entertainment will hold a tribute to prince in philadelphia. it starts at 5:30 this afternoon outside the uptown theater on north broad street. the event willer a candlelight ceremony and music. prince's fans will remember the

late superstar at a public memorial in los angeles later today. the event outside l.a. city hall will likely feature the color purple. several celebrities who collaborated with prince over the years are scheduled to perform. >> he's done more to end dog fighting and animal cruelty in the philadelphia area than arguably anyone. george beng is now facing terminal cancer, and the face of pennsylvania spca has a final wish. katy zachry spoke with george about his hope for the organization that he'll sool leave behind. >> over the years, george bengal has saved the lives of countless animals. he's also helped to make philadelphia the surrounding area safer. and now he's asking something of you. >> they literally discovered a horror show inside. >> this is george beng over the years. ready to expose anyone committing animal cruelty. it's his most important life work, he'll tell you.

and he's preparing to leave it. >> you know, i think god has blessed me. i'm sorry for getting emotional. you know, has blessed me in so many ways. >> george is fighting a rare terminal cancer. and has a plea for the public. >> you know, when i'm gone out of the department, this department has got to go on. the work has got to go on. that's what i'm passionate about, the people will continue to support the work. >> the pennsylvania spca runs solely on donations. not a dime from the city of state. as director of humane law enforcement, george has done more to save animals, lock up criminal owners, tighten cruelty laws and break up dog fighting rings than arguably anyone. >> you're our hero, george. you're our hero, buddy. >> more than 100 coworkers and friends celebrated his legacy thursday.

many still numb. >> there's no question it's a loss. it's a loss for all of us personally. >> if it weren't for george bengal, the department that people know and love as the spca wouldn't be the same. >> that's why i'm pleading that, you know, i just want to see this work desperately carried on. >> for information on how you can help go to nbc10.com or click the nbc10 app. reporting from center city, philadelphia, katy zachry, nbc10 news. >> and from our delaware bureau, the 83rd annual dover days festival kicked off today in kent county. it runs through sunday and features more than 100 fun and educational events in the downtown historic district, including music and fireworks later tonight. admission is free. this weekend, the 142nd kentucky derby is the spotlight in sports.

you can only see the run for the roses tomorrow right here on nbc10. nbc sports analysts say a triple crown successor to american pharaoh could be in the derby feel. this morning, the horses and their jockeys were getting in last-minute training on the mile and a quarter track. this year's favorites are nyquist at three to 1 odds and exaggerator with 8 to 1 odds. horse racing analysts think nyquist has a good shot. >> well, the favorite is ni. he's undefeated. a perfect 7 for 7. it's literally done nothing wrong. >> he's also versatile. he's won over several tracks. a lot of good things to like. >> he can go to the lead, he can come from behind. there are some who think he won't be able to get the distance, but i don't see that much doubt about that particular point. >> nbc10 is your home for the kentucky derby, live coverage of the run for the roses begins tomorrow afternoon right here starting at 4:00.

well, construction of the 76ers new training complex in camden is on schedule, and nbc10 got a sneak peek of the progress that's been made so far. i recently got invited to take a look at what will soon be the largest training complex in the entire nba. the sixers released this rendering of the state of the art facility back in january. the complex will include full practice courts, two, in fact. sports medicine and player recovery units. get this, they get a private restaurant there with their own chefs and an innovation lab for creating sports-related consumer products. >> it sets us apart. it sets us on our track. this is the next phase and the first step. >> we're trying to do with really reinvest back into the youth to make the city a healthy, prosperous, you know, better place to be. >> the sixers training complex is expected to be ready for players later this year. >> just in time for mother's day, the top ten baby names for

2015. bill.

parents, you find yourselves running into a lot of noahs and emma on the playground, there's a good reason. the social security administration has released the

top baby names of 2015. emma topped the list of girls for the second year in a row, followed by olivia, sophia, and isabella. mia in sixth place, with abigail and harper. and it replaced madison in top ten. for the boys, noah is top name. it's held the number one spot since 2013. i know a couple noahs followed by liam, mason, jacob, and william. ethan in the sixth spot, ahead of james, alexander, michael, and benjamin. this is benjamin's first appearance in the top ten. and maybe for mother pf's day, should get your mom a powerball ticket. she'll have a chance to win the big growing jackpot. tomorrow night's drawing is worth $415 million. nice. well, you have heard the saying one person's trash is another person's treasure, right? next week, high fashion creations will het the runway and they're all made of items you would probably toss right to

the garbage. major sue dunegan is here to tell us about the garbage bag gala fashion show. sue, tell us more about this. pray tell. >> we have a women's ministry called operation cinderella. every december, we bless women who are marginalized or having a hard time. everybody thinks that christmas of children, well, god laid out our heart to take care of women. we pamper them, take them to the mall, give them a $50 gift card and a white limousine and out to dinner and this fashion show is to raise funds for the cinderella program. last year, we took care of 65 women. this year, we're hoping to do 75 to 100. >> you know, we mostly hear about the salvation army doing the holiday season. but your work is really year round. >> all year round. i'm the director of neighborhood outreach at the camden croc center, a 24-acre facility right in the heart of camden. we have about 8,000 members, and

we reach from the littlest child to the oldest adult. >> tell us about the community that you serve. >> i live in a publicized community for poor and for the most dangerous, but i tell you, i love right in cramer hill. i camden. i love my neighbors. it's a beautiful area. and as you just saw with the 76ers, we're coming back up. and we worked a lot with different organizations. and we want to invite people to this fashion show. it's going to be a signature event. we're very excited about all the good things that are happening in camden. >> there's a lot there. and of course, that waterfront is a beautiful area. i suggested this morning to my co-anchor, when the sixers win the championship, they ought to bring the parade over the ben franklin as part of the route. >> yeah. >> you're doing so much and so much good there. >> thank you. >> it's really pressive. really impressive. what's the biggest challenge you

have at the salvation army? >> in the salvation army, our theme is doing the most good for the most people. and there's so much need. people need jobs, people need housing. and trying to meet that need and work alongside people, not just giving a hand-out but giving a hand up. and that's really what we're working to do, to work alongside the people who are struggling to make the best of what they can. >> a hand up and not a hand out. very nice. the garbage bag gala charity fashion show happening on thursday, may 12th, at 7:30 at the salvation army's kroc center. for more information, head to our website at nbc10.com or check out the nbc10 app. major sue dunegan, thank you for coming in. >> bless you. >> aate it. >> rainy day today. this is going to be the rainiest of the entire week. the rainfall totals for most the areas below an inch.

some areas will top an inch. delaware is seeing a lot of rainfall and the rain is going to be an issue as we head to the weekend. the winds will settle down. we see northeasterly winds all week. the winds become more northerly and that's a drying and cloud breaking pattern for us. we have seen some breaks in the clouds so far. that's a view of cape may, the rain has ended there. you can see the showers have pushed inland. some heavier downpours the wilmington area, but not an all-day rainfall for us. the radar shows those heavier showers have moved on to the baltimore area, spinning around a low pressure system. improving conditions today. the futurecast showing this is 10:00 saturday morning. watch, this is a just a few scattered light showers for saturday. look at the breaks of sunshine as we into saturday afternoon. and sunday, we'll see early morning showers. here they come, there they go, and right on out of here during the day on sunday. we'll see improving conditions on sunday. the ten-day forecast, dreary weather today with occasional showers this afternoon. a light shower possible tomorrow. 64 degrees, the high temperature

tomorrow afternoon. and we will see some nice sunshine break through for sunday after those brief morning showers. 72 degrees, and 70s for monday, even warmer. potentially up to 80 degrees on tuesday. and a chance of a shower wednesday. tuesday and wednesday, but by thursday and friday, we're drying out. and saturday, we'll see a chance of a shower. temperatures in the middle 70s next weekend. so the seven-day forecast on the scene any time you like. at the bottom of the screen, but the ten-day forecast, the outlook, once per half hour. we'll be back.

the countdown continues to rio. one u.s. olympian has sold advertising space on the part of his body. track star nick simmons used ebay to auction off space on his right shoulder. t-mobile placed the winning been for nearly $202,000. it's the second straight olympics he's sold ad space on his shoulder. this year, he earned twice as much as he did back in 2012. we have complete coverage of the upcoming olympics on the nbc10 app and at nbc10.com. you can follow along with where the olympic torch is right now as it makes its way to rio.

i believe it is in brazil now. watch our exclusive preview, nbc10's jacqueline london went to rio ahead of the summer games. nbc10 of course is your official home for the olympics in rio august 5th it starts. >> and a reminder, it is derby weekend. you can watch the 142nd running of the kentucky derby right here on nbc10. our coverage begins tomorrow afternoon 4:00. post time is at 6:34. and you can find more information on the derby on the nbc10 app. just click on the race to the triple crown section to find out more about this weekend's favorites in the race. history behind the hats, and how to make that official race drink, a mint julep. coming up this afternoon starting at 3:00, ellen's mother's day show with guests and celebrity moms mila kunis and kristen bell. and then it's nbc10 news at 4:00. nbc10 responds has put thousands of dollars back in your pockets, and now harry hairston is

answering your consumer questions live on the air. he'll do that this afternoon on nbc10 news at 4:00. meteorologist bill henley now with another look at the afternoon weather. >> very tall today, vai. >> sitting high. >> way the heck up there. if you too high, you'll get in the clouds today. we have the low cloudiness, that's going to be an issue for you. this weekend, it will not because we will see the sunshine again. tomorrow, breaking through, and temperatures will be warming up. then, you know, we're supposed to be in the low 70s this time of year. that's where we're going to be for mother's day. an early shower and then it's out of here and a nice warmup that will continue on monday. monday always love to have a beautiful monday if we're heading back to work. we'll have it on monday, 74 degrees, and even warmer on tuesday. near 80 degrees in the afternoon for tuesday and wednesday. then 70s for the balance of the week into next weekend. >> i think you're just sitting too high. you go down, i'll go up. thanks for watching nbc10 news at 11:00.

i'm vai sikahema, for bill henley who is sitting low here, all of us here, have a great day. happy mother's day.