>> reporter: they got him. >> reporter: northbound traffic on the parkway was at a standstill. >> we saw the cars, and we knew something was going on, and the helicopter, and we found out he was captured. >> reporter: he was dirty in the rest stop footage last night with a camouflage bag and water jug. last week, he was inside a cvs store. the vast wooded area where investigators centered the search on the ground and in the air is called double trouble state park. it was not serene today leaving visitors like joyce to turn around as teams of police and k-9 unites pulled out. >> we pulled in, saw the commotion, and thought maybe it was not a good idea to go today. feel better now that they got him, though. >> it was a little unnevering he was just getting away, and he was just not being captured, but now that it's over, thank god. >> reporter: and here at this service plaza last night, that's

where he made the phone call, expressing interest in turning himself in, but then got cold feet and took off before police arrived. meantime, questions about how exactly he was able to break out of that prison unit and how he survived for a week, the corrections department has not yet answered those. nbc 10 news. all right. now to someone whose luck has not run out. the sole winner of the jackpot yet to come forward, but today we learn about the big winner, he or she bought the only ticket, only one ticket, picked the lucky numbers themselves. nbc 10 lauren mayk is live in trenton where everyone is wondering where is the person who bought that golden ticket, lauren? >> reporter: everyone is speculating, right? look at where we are, though. we're not on a big highway. we're not in a big shopping

center. this ticket was sold at a limit store owned by a husband and wife. this, right here, this is a neighborhood and one of their neighbors may be just getting a lot richer. at this 7-11 in trenton, good luck has a new meaning, the spot where someone hit the jackpot. >> of course, when we found out it was here, i said, did you buy a ticket, and i was, like, no, of course you didn't. >> reporter: they own this convenience store where the winning $429 million ticket was sold. >> we're excited that we're a part of it. >> exactly. >> reporter: thrilled about the news and what it means for one of their customers is hard to hide. >> we get 900 people a day, and of the 900 -- >> like 80% just repeat customers. >> there's a good chance you know this person? >> there's a good chance we know them. >> reporter: they have seen video and believe it's a woman who bought the ticket at 520

tuesday. nothing official, though,ing in the winner comes forward. >> i probably know them if they live around here, you know, i would like to meet them, though, because we probably cousins now. >> ready to play? >> reporter: on the way in to buy a ticket, because it's lucky, right? one by one, customers lined up. for a shot at something until now seemed like it only happened somewhere else. >> maybe somebody wins, they say, it's always in someplace else, ohio, never in, you know, jersey. this time it's in jersey. >> reporter: now don't get too excited. this is not thee winning ticket. i bought this today, but, you know, maybe it's a winner, and if you have that winning ticket at home, here's what you need to do, sign the back of it, put it somewhere safe, and take it to the lottery office here in trenton, it's not too far from here, and when that winner does come forward, their identity

will be revealed. live in trenton, lauren mayk, nbc 10 news. >> our area is no stranger to power ball winners. another group hit it big three years ago. look at them. here is the happy group right here. this gathering of winners called themselves the ocean's 16. they were 16 workers from the ocean county vehicle maintenance garage. they had one of three winning tickets for a $448 million jackpot. this was back in 2013. so they walked away with more than $86 million. in the bad for them. how about the septa 48. that's the name of these workers, they hit $172 million jack possibility, and they got a check for $107 million. now, as for delaware, been three winners in the first eight, but they remain anonymous there, and they all have.

one was a group of 33 printing company workers from sussex county claiming $215 million back in 2004. now your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> we missed the sun. finally, we had it today. the cool conditions from last week turned into sunshine and 70s. it was so nice that core creek county park in langhorne people were ckayaking and fishing. it is breezy now, but the temperatures will drop just a little bit tonight. first alert team is tracking our next chance for rain. i guess it's not gone for god. >> that sun was so great yesterday, wasn't it? >> spoiled with it. >> it is. glen "hurricane" swartchwartz i here now. >> sun this morning, too, but the clouds increased in the afternooning and that's put a lid on the temperatures somewhat. these reporting stations look

like it's sunny, but they are automated and don't detect clouds over 12,000 feet. they are high clouds. the clouds get thicker as you go to the south, and the temperatures are lower. 61 in south jersey and 68 in lehigh valley. you can see that in the state of delaware, too. it's 67 in marshalltown, 65 in glasco, but south, 65 degrees in middletown, 59 in georgetown where it's been raining for several hours. 60 degrees in dewy beach. chilly in delaware. that's a sign of things to come for the rest of the area. you can see why on the live radar. there's patchy light rain to the south. that moving across mostly delaware and south jersey now, but it's going to spread across the rest of the area tomorrow. the timing on that and the lower temperatures for the forecast in a few minutes. this just in to the

newsroom. nbc 10 learned a deadly fire claimed another young life. an 11-year-old girl died today following saturday morning's fire killing two adults and one other child. nbc 10 monique braxton is live where firefighters are working to prevent other families suffering the same tragedy. monique? >> reporter: that's right. you know, we were here in the neighborhood with the american red cross and norristown firefighters as they passed out smoke alarms when we learned a second child from the already deadly fire passed away. she was rushed to the hospital saturday morning and died hours ago. this precious momentum of two young fire victims was share by the little girl's aunt seen here speaking with the firefighter. this 11-year-old die today. her 6-year-old sister passed away saturday. >> yelling for help. calmed 911. the building was on fire. two daughters were in there. >> reporter: neighbors recall

their dad screaming for help as the inferno swept through their home. a memorial grows outside the house in the 800 block of decal. watching relatives of the deceased pause to reflect on their own losses. man the 74-year-old seen here with his grandchildren. >> he liked to play cards. he liked to play sports, loved his baseball. be with the family. be with boys, you know, it was like seven of us, and, you know, he was a party guy, always be happy. >> reporter: now the cause of this deadly fire has not been e released, but moments ago, we received a statement from the district attorney's office, and he says the fire is not believed to have been suspicious. we're working to confirm the identity of the fourth person. we're told it's a fixture in

this neighborhood, but we just want to make sure we have the name confirmed before we pass it along. in norristown, monique braxton, nbc 10 news. the street commissioner faces assault charges this afternoon. the da says carlton punched a man several times, this was at a party last december. the man had fractured ribs and a bruised eye. city says carlton is on leave until further notice. now to new information on a serial rapist targeting teenage girls in philadelphia's germantown section. a judge today sentenced brown to 40 to 196 years in prison. he raped four girls in separate incidents near his home back in 2013. the victims between 12 and 17 years old. >> to decision 2016, the voters go to the polls in less than a month. hopeful sanders rallied in

atlantic city using the town's struggle to take a hit at donald trump. nbc 10 jersey shore bureau reporter, ted greenberg, was there for the message this morning and is live now, ted? >> reporter: sanders was far less critical of hillary clinton today than he was of donald trump and another billionaire who is at odds with local casino workers. >> thank you, atlantic city. >> they came to feel the bern on the board walk, a crowd of 2,000 energized today by sanders' rally at ac's board walk hall. >> just amazing. >> it would be amazing to see if, like, we could, you know, all make a difference here in atlantic city. >> what we're seeing in atlantic city, new jersey capsulizes the ugliness and the greed we're seeing all over this country. >> reporter: the democratic presidential candidate

repeatedly took swipes at donald trump and another billionaire, carl icahn. he now owns the trump taj mahal casino, locked in a battle with the city's largest casino union over the elimination of health and pension benefits to cut costs. the union, with a strong showing here today, endorsed sanders. >> we all got to tell the carl icahns of the world, that that greed is not acceptable. >> he's not a typical politician although he's been in politics all these years. >> reporter: he told supporters he's fighting on. and how he needs a huge voter turnout in the garden state june 7th primary. >> new jersey is extremely important to us. there are nine states left, new jersey is second largest in terms of delegates. we have to win them. >> worth fighting the good fight over. i'm there for him all the way through. >> reporter: sanders acknowledged that he's in an

uphill fight but said he's. used to uphill fights his entire life. meantime, hillary clinton is set to campaign in camden county wednesday. live in the jersey shore bureau in atlantic city, ted greenberg, nbc 10 news. >> if you live in new jersey and want to vote in the june 7 primary, there is time left to register. the deadline is may 17th. >> trump is talking to christie to lead the transition team if he wins the white house. they have been preparing for the election since he became the presumptive nominee last week. christie endorsed him after losing his own bid for the presidency. paul ryan said he would step down if trump asked him to. last week, ryan said he was not ready to support the presumetive republican nominee. ryan will meet with trump later this week.

for complete coverage including the latest delegate counts and the daily headlines on the race for the white house, tap the nbc 10 app. to the eagles now, waiting game over. sam bradford is back. the eagles' qb was present and counted for at the voluntary workout today. he's back on the practice field with his teammates here. the eagles' qb tweeted he's excited to be back, but bradford said he would not report to the facility and demanded a trade. he was not happy with the team moving up in the draft to select the qb of the future, carson wentz, so what do think of bradford's change in tune? tim furlong finds out in the next half hour. skyforce10 over a situation at the coast guard station in south philadelphia. emergency crews responded just before 11: 30 this morning for complaints of an odor. we are calling to find out what the odor was and if anyone was

hurt. scary incident for a window washing crew in center city when the cables supporting the platform snapped outside a high-rise near 19th and market the the crew was not hurt but fixed the cables that cracked some windows of the building. philadelphia police say a 911 confession led them to a arrest a man for allegedly killing his girlfriend. investigators say the 24-year-old suspect admitted on the call he strangled his girlfriend. police found the body early this morning in a home in kensington. her four children were sleeping at the time. they tracked the cell phone where they arrested him. >> new information from allentown. a man there will not face death penalty if convicted of murdering his girlfriend and stuffing her body in a recycling bin. prosecutors announced that decision today at his arraignment. officers found the body in a recycling bin back in february. she had been shot to death.

he's also accused of shooting at police as they investigated the murder. nbc 10 is staying on top of this student death investigation at a wilmington high school. we checked with the delaware attorney general's office, and charges to be set, but not said when. the 16-year-old died april 21st after she was severely beaten in a bathroom at howard high school of technology. three students were suspended. just in to n b 10, the department of justice is filing its own lawsuit challenges north carolina's so-called bathroom law. the move comes hours after the governor sueded the feds to try to preserve the law, which took effect in march. it requires transgender people to use the bathroom of the gender on their birth certificate. the doj's suit asking a federal judge to block enforcement of that law. look at these flood waters brought on by strong storms in

oklahoma. people had to leave their cars and walk to higher ground outside a mall yesterday. no one was hurt. after the water receded, though, there were plenty of damaged cars, as you could imagine, to be towed away. there is promising news this afternoon from the scene of the massive wildfire in canada. crews say they are turning a corner in the fight against the flames. cooler temperatures and light rain are helping. the fire has devoured more than 600 miles of forest, and 80,000 people forced to leave homes. there's no timeline for when they may be able to return. look at these satellite images of the fire from nasa. this one was taken high above the earth at night last week. you see those hottest burning spots. then during the day, you can see all that smoke. the fire has destroyed about 1600 homes and other buildings. convicted mexican drug lord is one step closer to coming to the u.s. a federal judge ruled that the

extradition of guzman can move ahead, but the foreign ministry that has 20 days whether to approve and guzman can disapprove as well. he was moved across the border, captured back in january after pulling off two jailbreaks. now your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> we got the sun back yesterday, and we saw some this morning, but the clouds return. philadelphia, pa suburbs, new jersey, lehigh valley, and that's affecting temperature 61 in south jersey with a little bit of rain. now, at the shore, we have a southwest wind that's been pretty gusty today, but we got warmer. tomorrow's a different story. 63 in atlantic city, 66 in holegate. cooler inland where clouds thick p up. we have cool and damp weather

returning. it's not going to be a long lasting thing like it was last week, okay. we've had this southwest winds today. warm winds. this is all going to change. it's going to start coming in off the ocean tomorrow. that, in itself, cools things down. then we have a front sitting here with the east wind, and you're going to get an area of rain developing, but that prompt's going to go through, high pressure builds back, and so this is just a temporary thing. you can see that in the seven-day forecast for your area scrolling down on the screen constantly that it's just a one-day thing. there's the patchy little light rain all the way to the shore. some of it not reaching the ground, but the general area across delaware and south jersey as you can see. there's more back to the west. some of that headed straight to the east, and that means it's in the forecast for most of the area. the futurecast, going into tomorrow morning, of course, most of the rain is in delaware

and south jersey, at least according to this computer model. other models are wetter for philadelphia area and points to the north. i do think we're going to see a few hours, at least, of at least some rain, not anything as heavy as what we saw back on friday, but it's going to have an effect on the temperature. there's philadelphia tomorrow. 58, but when the sun comes out, wednesday and thursday, temperatures are back into the 70s. now, this is going to be a similar story in the suburbs, 58 degrees with the rain, and them the sun starts coming out. we're not talking about wall to wall sunshine, but it just takes a little bit, and you get away from the east wind, and things can happen. lehigh valley sees some rain tomorrow, but less rain than the other portions of the area. the jersey shore and delaware should have the greatest amounts of rain and greatest number of hours with rain tomorrow, and then the temperature jumps up only to 61 at the shore wednesday because we still have

an onshore wind, and thursday at 66. in delaware, we jump to 70 degrees both wednesday and thursday. we'll see if that warmer, sunnier weather lasts through the rest of the weekend, and the weekend, the ten-day coming up later. all right, glen. a delaware couple under arrest thanked to their alleged illegal hobby. >> next, what police say they did at a local grocery store almost every day. plus, a tax problem dating back more than 20 years after dozens of calls to the state of new jersey, she reached out to harry heirs ton, and what he found that helped her win. plus, a muslim student labeled as isis in her high school yearbook. how the school is explaining the misprint. >> and this, controversial video of a baby falling head first into a pool of water. the child's mother explains the unique way of teaching the seven

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so what would you do right here? watch the good samaritans spring in action. this was in china, four of them working together to rescue a woman after she krcrashed the c in the river. two jumped in the water and used hammers to break windows open and pulled the woman out. the woman is fine. next day, the authorities honored the rescuers with awards for bravery. now to a yearbook

controversy in california. a high school there is under fire after falsely identifying a muslim student as isis in the yearbook. she was wearing a head covering worn by muslim women. the photo is labeled isis phillips, but that's not her name. the student named isis phillips transferred to a different school, and the school has since apologized. a viral video of a baby trying to stay afloat in a pool is stirring up mixed reactions. >> we'll show you the video, the mother fighting against critics. take a look. right there, seven month old girl enticed by a toy, flops in the water, but look, she flips over and floats on her own. technique is called infant swimming resource. it teaches children how to rescue themselves. the girl's mother is getting a lot of criticism, but she says she's taking this step after she lost a son in a drowning

accident three years ago. >> i feel like i failed my son, and i was just determined that that was not going to happen with my daughters. >> the american academy of pediatrics says zirn over the age of 1 may be at a lower risk of drowning with swimming training, but does say there's no evidence it can prevent drowning in babies younger than 1, but she was kicking and flopping and able to float. >> and quickly got on her back. >> hard to watch, though. >> it is. you want to be there, of course, which they are. next at 4:00, nbc 10 responds with a new jersey woman called to say the state wasn't giving her the tax refund she was owed. >> see when harry hairston durings for the missing money next. plus, the pregnancy craving that puts a woman's child at risk. plus more bad luck for this pair of burglars. how the homeowner was able to scare them off.

now both are under arrest. how police used the lottery tickets to take them down. that's coming up all new at 5:00.

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today, a tax problem dating back 27 years solved. >> wow. our nbc 10 responds team got a viewer answers after she said she got the run around from the state of new jersey. nbc 10 responds reporter harry hairston has the story. 2 p 7 years? >> yes. we didn't have to wait another 27 years to get the situation resolved. the viewer called. we got to work. >> i travelled a lot. >> reporter: when not flying around the world as a commercial

pilot -- >> come here. >> reporter: michelle is at home in norristown, new jersey with two french bulldogs. >> come on! >> reporter: she called the garden state home her whole life. >> i filed with the state of new jersey as i have since i've been 14 years old, and generally i get a refund back. >> reporter: when she filed last year, the state held a chunk of the $3900 refund. >> i was $1200 short with no explanation. >> reporter: she started to dig. she made 58 calls to the state of new jersey in hopes of discovering why the state took extra money from her refund. >> it was a hardship. i was convinced i would be able to solve this. >> reporter: she was finally told bea new jersey tax representative that the problem dated back to 1989. that's when the new jersey department of treasury says it overpaid her by $112. no one's. able to tell her how that number

grew to the nearly $1200 figure the state kept from her refund. >> i'm no clearer on what they did than when i started. >> reporter: that's when she contacted nbc 10 responds. >> you might have better luck than i have. >> reporter: after reaching out to the new jersey treasury department, she got more than an explanation, but got this letter in the mail with app apology from the state. and this check for $1161.79. >> i couldn't have done this without you. you guys were wonderful. >> you got to love that nbc 10 responds cam. the new jersey treasury department says they cannot comment on specific taxpayers but suggests residents keep records for up to seven years. we will add that check to our total amount of money recovered for you. since we started this a week and a half ago, our total is now at

7438. >> just keeps growing. there's a new way to get in touch, right? >> that's right. a brand new way, folks, listen. go to the phone number, that's there on the screen. take a look. that number on the screen is 610-668-7377. you can also head to the website, nbc10.com, click on the nbc 10 responds page, fill out the complaint form there, and we will respond to you. >> so call or the website. >> call or the website. >> very easy. >> we got your back. >> sure do, harry, thank you. >> the good work continues. tomorrow on nbc 10 responds at 4:00, a man reaches out to the team after nearly 1,000 dollars in charges and a battle with the credit card company. how his story helps you protect your money tomorrow at 4:00. here's the stories making headlines on nbc 10 news at 4:30. an inmate who escaped last week

back in custody. the authorities tracked him down this morning in a wooded area near a highway in lacey township ocean county. bernie sanders rallied for support in atlantic city today using the city's struggles to take a stab at trump and icahn who is at odds with casino workers. >> we know where, but not who bought the winning power ball ticket. the store owner was presented a check for $30,000 where the ticket was purchased. saturday's jackpot was worth $429 million. now your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> a live look from the presidential city apartment cam. the clouds are out there. you know, the great news, we have not needed umbrellas today. first alert chief meteorologist sheer now with the nbc 10 first alert forecast. >> what can we expect tonight, first of all, glen?

>> more clouds and there will be rain moving in. sun this morning, and some of the areas to the north, you see the sunny symbols. those are automated observers, do not detect clouds over 12,000 feet. they are high clouds up there, but that's allowed temperatures, and lehigh valley, 62 in delaware, 61 degrees in south jersey, and in the suburbs, it -- the further north you go, the warmer it is. 62 degrees, and 63 in lincoln university. 61 in oxford, and 68 degrees in collegeville, and 67 in north wales, and 69 in newhope. it was over 70, 69 degrees in bensalem right now. there's a variety of conditions. you can see the rain. it was a little bit more impressive earlier when it was raining in southern delaware, but there's more back to the west. not huge amounts of rain or flooding, but we are talking

about rain and cooler temperatures across the area. more on those specific numbers and when it's going to warm up again with the ten-day in a few minutes. >> okay, glen. from our delaware bureau, a couple accused of a three month shoplifting spree. they arrested robert and diana yesterday on lighthouse plaza boulevard. the two had stole stuff from the store almost every day since early february. delaware's cracking down on cold medicine. >> up next, the proposed rule that could soon apply at checkout making it harder to get. plus, the skyrocketing popularity of electronic cigarettes having an unfortunate impact on children. next, the warning to people who use e-cigarettes when kids are around. >> reporter: the secret many newlyweds high from their new spouse.

teenagerings could need permission to purchase cough syru syrups, the bill would ban sales of medicine with dxm. according to web md that includes dime tap, nyquil and rob tus sin. it aims at teenagers who use it to get high. the state house pass the the bill unanimously last moptd. >> days after new rules for e-cigarettes, a study shows an increasing number of children poisoned by liquid nicotine from e-cigarettes. the poison data center says there was a 1500% hike in e-cigarette related phone calls from 2012-2015. children exposed to them were five times more likely to be

admitted to the hospital. the fda's new rules last week include banning sale of cigarettes to anyone under 18. a pregnant woman's craving for a sweet drink may put the baby at risk for early childhood obesity. they tracked diets of 3,000 women, and moms who frank art officially sweetened benefits every day had larger babies than moms who do not sip any of those drinks. the latest craze gives new meaning to the phrase "beauty is only skin deep," there's a material that acts like a skin that tightens and smoots wrinkles and bags urn the eyes, but up for 24 hours. the second skin is able to help real skin retain moisture. >> 16% of newlyweds admit to hiding a financialing the from their spouse. those keeping the secret, 60%

are men, 40% are women. >> oh, boy. >> the boss is coming back. >> that's the secret. >> when new jersey's own brings the summer concert tour to philadelphia. plus, a famous vacationers making a return too for the great white named mary lee last spotted. and i'm tracking the return of rain. the clouds already moving back this afternoon. next, when the rain's going to start and how much cooler it's going to be tomorrow. ♪

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♪ all right. the boss is coming back to town. bruce springsteen today added eight shows to the upcoming summer tour including one in

philadelphia. this is video of springsteen at the wells fargo center in february. this concert takes place outdoors, a live look at citizens bank park right there. he'll play here wednesday, september 7th, tickets go on sale next friday morning at 10:00. something else back, too, a familiar shark returned to the jersey shore. >> mary lee is back. this time, the waters off atlantic city. mary lee is a 3400 pound great white shark. researchers have been monitoring movements after tagging her off cape cod in 2012. she's made several trips to new jersey over the past year, but she has not been seen in the area in the past six months. that was until last friday when mary surfaced less than 40 miles off the coast of the sea. you can see her latest track here. since being tagged, she's logged more than 3400 miles of swimming. now ynbc 10 first alert weather with glen "hurricane"

schwartz. >> clouds return to the area from philadelphia to new jersey to the valley, delaware, and even a little rain in some parts of the region. by tomorrow morning, it's cloudy with rain in parts of the area, and the temperature, 47 in new jersey, 45 degrees in pennsylvania suburbs, so it's a cool start. it's going to be a cloudy start. now, if you didn't see any temperatures at 70 degrees, see if there's some in philadelphia neighborhoods. there's airport at 67, 70 in parkside, 70 in park chase, summerton, yeah, a 70 degree temperature or there. now, we have some more rain moving in from the, from harrisburg now, and it's on the light side. there's more back to the west, and that's generally on the lighter side too. if you have that and an east, well, clouds and showers return, and the temperature stays down. there are the. we go through the night tonight, into tomorrow, there's the rain

mostly in delaware and south jersey, and as we go through the rest of the day, cloudy skies, patches of rain and wind coming in out of the east, and here's later tomorrow night, and you can see heavier rain in delaware and south jersey. wednesday, there's more rain in delaware and south jersey, and then conditions improve. you'll see that in the seven-day forecast scrolling on the bottom of your screen as well. wednesday, at least a little bit of warmth. it's warmer than last week. okay. we got one day that's going to be cool. that's tomorrow. 58 degrees. we jump right back on wednesday. things will be improving later on during the week. over the next few days, you can see the big jump from tomorrow's 58, wednesday's 73, and we're going to a similar type of jump in the pa suburbs, and that's a sixty degree jump.

lehigh valley, 17 degree jump. jersey shore, a six degree jump because of the onshore wind in the lehigh valley, 70 degrees in delaware, 70 degrees, and in the ten-day forecast, okay, two nice days there, but another bout of rain comes friday, maybe lingering showers into saturday, but you don't see 50s here. you at least see 60s into degrees as we go into early next week, and another shot of rain on tuesday. we're certainly not getting into any kind of drought, but we do not have a pattern anywhere near last week's. >> excellent. glen, thank you. >> that is good news. all right, hold out is over. the eagles' quarterback, sam bradford back at practice today. >> a lot of people wondered when he would be back. what do fans think of bradford's change in tune? nbc 10's tim furlong find out next. then at 5:00 -- >> i'm going to be doing this

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philadelphia's only casino gets bigger and better with a multimillion dollar expansion. sugar house cut the ribbon on new attractions today including a new coffee shop, restaurants, multipurpose event sent e and gaming areas, and a 70-story parking garage for guests.

this added 500 full time jobs at the casino. [ cheers and applause ] high fives all around. area nba hopefuls can learn from a pro today. 76er robert covington led the clinic. 76 minutes of tips, training, stretching, and drills. that's a day these kids won't soon forget. all right. sam bradford is back. standoff with the team over. >> a lot of people thought he would wait until mandatory practices came, but this was still voluntary. he showed up. he dropped the trade demand and joined the team for practice after a two week hiatus. tim furlong talked about the surrender. >> reporter: shut up and play seems to be the feeling towards sam bradford and happy to know he's back with the team. you see him here at practice here this morning. >> i don't think he handled right. >> reporter: mark a professional fence installer, and says

professional anything, act like it, minimum wage or millions, show up, do your job, and make yourself valuable. >> come in, work, prove it, and show them this is why you pay me the money. >> reporter: after signing a high price albeit a short contract, they drafted went eed bradford asked to be traded, apparently did not return coach's calls, but saw he had no leverage, either play for the eagles or retire were the choices, he decided to go back to work. >> i hope he does well, of course, because i want want team to do well, but i think thes are going to boo him on the field. >> reporter: the wentz jerseys come in this week, and we assume bradford is the starter in week one and he'll get another contract, but, man, is the pressure ob in the first game this year, first pass, fumble, or pick, the dude will hear

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