rain this morning. that's moved out, so now we are just seeing the scattered lighter rainfall except if you are in newcastle county, that's one area where we, in fact, have one heavy pocket of rain moving through, so right around newark, 95, just in the north of middletown, this is moving out of new castle county soon, though, and we'll be left with the lighter showers as we go through tonight. aside from that, coastal flooding in the jersey shore and coastal beaches, a warning tonight at high tide, could be up to five hours later on the back bay. in the areas, you could see street flooding, so we'll watch that closely, and further inland, that would them start to affect the delaware river. a coastal flood advisory for this section with some minor needing possible, maybe along some of the streets, watching this closely as well. coming up, a look at the weekend forecast and how the improvements shape up your mother's day. >> well, the rain that just really won't quit is really messing up people's outdoor

plans. >> live from will ming ton tonight with more, tim? >> reporter: talk about ruining plans. the flower market now is supposed to be packed with kids on rides, playing game, food stands supposed to be back, and car men who sings broken hearted is supposed to be playing, but the rain has called it all off. when the boots squish, yeah, that's not a good sign for the annual flower market. >> this is a part of the market. >> a 96-year-old tradition, a carnival and sale and this helps charities today thanks to the weather, they decided to close it too, mean less money to the charities mentioned, and any grass that needs repaired, that comes out of the profits too. >> april showers bring may flowers, but now it's may rain brings may flowers. >> kids sports wash eed out, go courses hurt. >> i'm okay with it.

>> because he runs this company, and the weather is not great for the plant sale, but it's good for the plants. dan understands most of us prefer a little sun every now and then. >> looks like the weather next week, some sun, so that will be a littler for all the seasonal depression. >> reporter: what else makes you smile on a day like this? comfort food. even on days like this one, russell food services nice price's corner has the smokers going. >> delicious. home cooking like mom's cooking. >> reporter: customers stood out in the rain, hoods up waiting for the pulled pork, many other things cancelled because of the weather. just grab a bite. >> people, no matter the weather, they come out typically, if i'm open, they are coming out. >> reporter: back live in front of the bus, not looking groovy right now. food was really good. back here, i want to show you hour sloppy the ground is. you can see how muddy it is. hopefully this dries out, you can see it on the jacket a

little bit, raining, hope to stop and dry out and open at 10:00. live in women mington, nbc 10 news. >> make sure you have the app so you can get the latest on the forecast any time over the weekend. tonight, learning new information about the jerry sandusky sex abuse scandal, regulations stemming from a lawsuit between penn state and the insurance company. nbc 10 joining us now with details, rosemary? >> what we've learned through this suit is that joe may have first become aware of sandusky's abuse 40 years ago in 1976, but that's not all. we've been digging deeper into the court documents today, and talking to a legal expert about penn state's insurance policy. jerry continues to be a source of serious controversy for penn state.

according to a new court order, there's allegations of abuse against the former assistant football coach dating back to 1976, 87, and 88. it's what happened after that in the '90s that may be revealing. the court order says there was abuse or molestation exclusion in the 1992-1999 insurance policies. what's that mean? well, between snooun and 1999 only the company was exempt from paying claims involving university employees, and penn state would be responsible. >> in 1992, for whatever reason, history or specific knowledge of whaf what was going on at the university, they wrote exclusions into their policies. >> reporter: mike o'neil, a civil attorney in center city is not involved in this lawsuit with state, but has litigated

many insurance coverage cases. he explains it's to the unreasonable that an insurance company might have that kind of exclusion in its policies with schools, church, or other institutions, but the fact that this exclusion with penn state only lasted until 1999 raises questions. >> what's interesting and what the court notes is that in 1999, forward, this exclusion did not exist within the policies for penn state. it also coincides with mr. sandusky leaving the employee of penn state university. the judge et writes it is interesting, although a coincidence that the abuse or molestation exclusion ceased to be employed in the company policies the same year that sandusky retired from psu. now, again, we'd be guessing why it happened, but it certainly, as court noted, interesting that from 1999 forward they stopped using the exclusion within their

policies. >> reporter: i did reach out to the insurance company covering penn state. they did not want to comment. if the lawsuit proceeds to trial, we may learn more if that insurance exemption is common and why in this case it ended after sandusky retired. this afternoon, the penn state board of trustees read a letter from joe paterno's wife. >> the seriousness of the matter demands we all incyst on facts and due process. we have no knowledge of the allegation released yesterday, no party has shared any information with us, and yet it is now taken by many as a confirmed fact. >> and joe's son tweeted out a message this morning, quote, it would be great if everyone waited to see the substance of the allegation before they assume it's true because it's not, end quote. it's been more than 24 hours

since a driver on the blue route was shot at in what place call road rage and gunman son the run tonight. state police are looking for the man in the skachaccused of shoo at another car. he has not been seen since yesterday afternoon. police ask anybody who recognizes the suspect to call the bemonth state police barracks. new at six, alert about a scheme happening yesterday. several men who claimed to be with the water authority threatened to turn off the water. police say workers all have a valid id and operate an official truck. these are pictures of what they look like. call 911 if you suspect you are being scammed. now to the decision 2016, and there is more divide over trump in the republican party. more republicans said they would not endorse him.

right now, dome trump is talking to hundreds people in a rally in nebraska. paul ryan announced he'll meet with him next thursday. the two will talk about the need to unify the republican party. yesterday, ryan says he's not ready to endorse trump. meantime, for the first time today, president obama talked bout trump becoming the presumptive republican nominee. >> i want to emphasize this is series times, this is a really series job. this is not entertainment. this is not a reality show. >> president obama is not ready to tell sanders to get out of the democratic primary. today, sanders feels the democratic national committee is slanting the vengs to help his opponent, hillary clinton. sanders' campaign mash muches on to new jersey, hosting a rally sunday night at rutgers university, and monday morning,

visiting atlantic city. new jersey voters have their turn to vote june 7. complete coverage including the latest counts and those upcoming primaries and caucuses, just tap the app. police are looking for the driver in a deadly hit-and-run this morning. a woman crashed her into a tree on route 55, and then she got out of her car and went for help when another driver ran her over around 5:30 this morning. just a short time ago, police revealed the victim's name, anabella of glassboro, no information about the suspect. now at 6:00, check out this video provided by the coast guard showing them coming to the fisherman's rescue. a man on the boat hurt his leg and crew gave first aid, called for help, and a helicopter hoisted him off the ship and took him to the hospital in atlantic city. this evening, waiting to find out if any charges will be

filed death of a high school student in delaware. just yesterday, police turned over the results of the investigation to the delaware attorney general. state prosecutors will now decide whether to file charges in the beth of amy francis who died after a fight inside a bathroom at howard high school of technology last month. you remember police originally told nbc 10 they would file charges by last friday. and next on nbc 10 news at 6:00, a philadelphia man has not had running water inside his home in seven years. after the nbc 10 investigators story, a community comes together. actor from the lehigh valleyments hollywood in his hometown. a new movie shot in the area and open casting call. and we still have the rain around, so if you're headed out, take the umbrella, but you don't need it all weekend. a nice looking forecast for you. details coming up.

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this guy robbed citizens bank last friday. if you recognize him, call the police. you may not recognize this name, but he's been in dozens of movies. daniel returned to the town of bethlehem to announce a new film project. >> from the moment i read it, i started saying to mark, please let me make this movie in the lehigh valley, please, let me make the movie in the lehigh valley. he got the wish. the actor's new fill called "getting grace" shoots in bethlehem this summer. he made the big announcement, and plans to hold local auditions for some of the key roles. new at 6:00, the nbc investigators bring you closure in the most talked about investigations. >> last month, we examined the water department's plan to raise rates, and we introduced you to one of west philly man living without running water for seven

years. >> ever since, nbc 10 viewers have been offering to help, and george spens was at the man's home today when viewers stopped by with their donations, george? >> reporter: jimmy's story moved many of us back in april. we showed you his monthly track to buy bottled water. this afternoon, a group of nbc 10 viewers stepped up in a powerful way, 200 gallons worth. how does it feel, jimmy? >> there's no words. >> reporter: jimmy was speechless and beaming. it was donation day in west philadelphia for these viewers. a water hauling, labor of love for community members passionate about helping a neighbor in need. >> our mission is just to find needs in the community. we hear of needs, and we meet them. that's it. it's just like we show love and hope. >> touched my heart, and it

upset me, like, why is this happening in 2016. >> she drove in from clayton, new jersey, jimmy's story touched many of of the viewers. he's been without running water since he felt behind on utility bill about seven years ago. we followed jimmy on the bottled water trek he's been making since. today's donations will let him eat, drink, cook, bathe, and even clean for months. >> what can you do? >> a change, night and day, changed completely. >> reporter: the water department is planning to raise rates, but our investigation confirmed that many customer can't pay current bills and exposed concerns about the program intended to help them. for these viewers, it was a call to action. >> it just touched me, and i'm, like i got to do what i got to do. this is what god's called us to do. >> glad to be a part of it.

i don't have words, just this is what we have to do, simple as that. >> reporter: for withers, it's overwhelming. >> just praising the man, i mean, that's all i can do. i mean, this is too much. too much. too much. >> reporter: more than you expected. >> more than i expected. >> reporter: by the time he runs out of that water, he hopes to have the title issue resolved on his house here, meaning he can get running water service restored once and more all. reporting live in west philadelphia, george spencer, nbc 10 news. now your nbc 10 first alert weather. well, we still have the rain lingering, and we're going to scheme showers in the forecast tonight. he's a live look at center city. vis blt is better, but we have all those clouds around. we still have the rain on the radar, but it's not as heavy as it was this morning. there's that area of low pressure just spinning down to the south. it's still trying to throw heavy

rain through, but mostly that is indelaware. otherwise, some light scattered showers moving in, heaviest though in newcastle county through delaware moving into south jersey right now. this is light rain moving up. we'll watch that through tonight because the scattered showers stay in your friday night forecast. so, now moving through parts of northern newcastle county. that's heavy rain across 95 moving out very soon, and we'll see the lighter rain mostly just left over the rest of the evening. coastal threat continues in the delaware beaches, and high tide, and we do expect street flooding in the back bay areas. coastal flood advisory for the delaware river, all the counties shaded in the brighter green, so high tide after 2:00 a.m. could be causing minor tidal flooding for some streets. as far as temperatures are concerned, woer in the 50 ds, low 50s in jersey, delaware, and philadelphia.

lehigh valley, though, around 50 degrees, and some spots in the 40. 48 degrees in burkes coupe, 51 in allentown right now, bethlehem at 52 degrees. as we go into the weekend, we're going to see big imprufmentes, what everyone is looking forward to. through time tonight, we'll keep the light rain, though, in the forecast. scattered showers tonight, some lasting into your saturday, so don't put away the umbrella just yet by the middle of the day saturday through the afternoon tomorrow, though, more clearing than we had tea, of course, but more in the way of sunshine. sunday looks better, but sunday morning, there could be a few passing showers. sunday morning, though, the rest of the day is good your mother's day, so nice conditions through pretty much the entire area. it's going to be warm and windy, too. don't forget with the neighborhood weather forecast, your seven-day is always scrolling at the bottom the

screen see the weekend forecast there. weekend in the rest of the area saturday, 6 degrees in the suburbs, scattered showers, clearing later in the day. sunday, sunny, look at the warmup. temperatures into the low 70s, looks nice. in the philadelphia area, sunday, low 70s, pennsylvania 70s and sunday. next week, it is warmer, next week, the rain chances are back, thunderstorms, but at least temperatures will be in the 70s, so not too bad. thank you. i'm john clark. up next, we might see sam bradford sooner rather than later. an eagle who spoke to him, and lloyd talks olympics next.

i'm john clark, we may be seeing sam bradford sooner than we thought. his agent said he's not attending the voluntary camps, but today on comcast sports net phillies sports talk, one spoke to sam saying he told sam we're all here expecting you to be the starting quarterback. he believes sam will possibly be back for the camp starting in a week and a half. my feeling from talking to him was that he'll be here soonsoo sooner rather than later and be here when he was to. never had somebody drafted behind him like we have. i had a first rounder drafted in my position every year, and you get used to it. for him, it was the first time it happened, and he was caught off guard, didn't have the conversations prior with

management, and so he was surprised and took him time to kind of realize this happens to all of us. >> as for connor, he made the move from linebacker to defensive end as the eagles switch to a 4-3 defense, and connor is happy about the changes. >> the position change is back to where i was before, before i played outside backer. what i said before is that it's great for me as well as the other guys on our team, and, for me, specifically, i'll be doing more what i like to do and less of what i didn't like to do moving toive end. it's a great change. >> that's good. the eagles signed two more draft picks today, and only wentz is still unsigned. i asked about the birds moving up to grab wentz with the second overall pick. >> i think we got the guy. i think we got the best out of the two and best out of the bunch, talked to them a couple times, very sharp kid, and i say kid, same age, but basically a man coming into the league, but excited to get to know him.

>> phillies in miami tonight, going for the fifth win, and carly lloyd comets to recover from that mcl sprain in the knee. she was on breakfast this morning, and should be good to go to try for the third gold metal this summer. >> i have plenty of time. you know, i've really -- i have until really july if you think about it, if i have to take the absolute, you know, worst case scenario, but they are saying three to six weeks, about two weeks this saturday, and just playing it by ear. starting out slow. you don't want to go backwards because it could reinjury it. >> and another bomb shell report about penn state coming up on nightly news, as many as six former penn state coaches witnessed inappropriate behavior between jerry and boys. that's at 6:30 on nightly news. we're right back. g stock trades in new york, london and tokyo.

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women treated to brumpnch. happy mother's day to all of them and all the mom the out there. >> yes. >> for us here at nbc 10, the news continues now with lester holt. flr tonight, deadly rampage horror. a gunman opens fire at a high school, a mall and a shopping center. an urgent manhunt. tonight the dramatic capture. republicans say they will never support donald trump, and president obama comes out swinging. running for their lives. the monster inferno caught on camera, devouring a home minutes after a family escapes and watching everything they have burn. nbc news exclusive, bombshell allegations that more people at penn state including joe paterno knew about jerry sandusky decades earlier than previously known. and uncontrollable urges. a new warning about a well-known prescription drug so many depend on.