today. hillary clinton spoke to a packed houts at camden county college and then made a surprise stop at cancer center in camden. today her attention focused more on donald trump than bernie sanders. >> he has released what he calls his tax plan. and it very clearly is his plan because donald trump's tax plan was written by a billionaire for billionaires. we will have a big victory on june 7 that will take us all the way to the white house. >> so what is the sanders camp saying? >> now more on the democratic race for president. andrea. >> reporter: behind these gates is the philadelphia investment firm. it may be hard for some sanders supporters to watch this video of hillary clinton walking into the firm earlier this year for a

fundraiser. political skerpts say that they expect to be easy for the democrat its to unite, but some bernie sanders supporters spoi with say they're not so sure. >> cclinton's polls against trup are tanking because people like us will not vote for clinton. >> reporter: bernie sanders volunteers are passing out bumper stickers and buttons holding out hope ahead of theup june 7 primary. despite yesterday's win in west virginia, political sxermexpert it's math hatticly unlikely that sanders would secure the nomination. but this is what he said today. >> if we do very well, we still have the possibility of coming in with a majority of pledged delegates. >> reporter: university of pennsylvania lpolitical science professor says he may be

securing his future. >> this is about him raising his profile. >> reporter: meanwhile hillary clinton must now take on presumptive nominee donald trump. >> if you join me in this campaign, i will fight for you every single day. >> reporter: will the lingering sanders campaign make it more difficult for clinton to sway his voters in a possible general election? >> in the general election, when people have the choice between hillary clinton and donald trump, they might take a step back and say, well, i prefer sanders to clinton, but i definitely prefer clinton to trump. >> reporter: but for some, even the possibility of a trump presidency is not enough for them to get on clinton's band wagon. >> would you vote to trump then? >> absolutely not. no. personally i would vote for the green party. >> reporter: the professor says that if sanders is not the nominee, he may be eyeing an opportunity to right his party's

platform or seeking a higher profile in congress. reporting live in south philadelphia, andrea klein thomas, nbc 10 news. and tonight donald trump has a rally planned on long island. tomorrow he heads to washington to meet with gop leaders including paul ryan. voters have a few more week thousas before they they had to the polls in new jersey. primary day is june 7. rain on the radar. you'll likely need your umbrella again tonight. >> glenn "hurricane" schwartz has a specific forecast for your neighborhood. today is one of those days where the forecasts differ depending on what neighborhood you're in. as you can see the last due hours from will mipg top northward, there is no rain approaching. we had rain in delaware and soet south jersey and more on the way. it's going straight west to east. and we continue to see the

heaviest of the rain move offshore. but we still do have some fairly substantial rain in cape may. it hasn't ended yet. but that again will be moving out within the next hour. so big variation high school conditions. look how cool it is in parts of south jersey. 57. parts of delaware, 59. but lehigh valley, 67 with partly sunny skies. blue sky out there. we'll talk more about the contrast that we'll see tomorrow and into the weekend coming up. and speaking of tomorrow, it marks exactly a year since amtrak train number 188 derailed in port richmond. today we learned the national transportation safety board will announce the probable cause of the crash during its board meeting next tuesday. the train was going 106 miles per hour around the curve whether the speed limit was 50 miles per hour. p several cars flew off the tracks leaving a mangled mess of

twisted metal. the train's engineer said he can barely remember the moments leading up to the skrash. he's been on administrative leave until the ntsb's ruling. eight passengers were killed, more than 200 others injured. nbc 10 will have complete coverage of the anniversary of the crash tomorrow. we'll talk with passengers who survived, we're also looking into what has changed with safety on the rails in the past year. those stories and more tomorrow at nbc 10 remembers the anniversary of the crash. new fallout tonight following the highly publicized death of a student who was attacked at the delaware high school. the response on social media specifically. just a few hours ago, members of the will mimingtomington gather address the death of amy joyner francis. some say the fight that led to her death started on social media. community leaders say it is time to use social media to heal and certainly not to promote

retaliation. >> amy was about peace. she was about love. she was about unity. and to call for retaliation in her name, that is not respectful to the family. >> just yesterday three students were charged in the attack. one could be charged as an adult. tonight a dog shot in the head is getting a second chance at life. the question remains who shot him. he was found left for dead along a roadway in cumberland county. ted greenberg tells us about the animal rescue team helping to nurse the dog back to health. >> i can't believe he's alive. >> reporter: despite bullets still lodged inside, this young dog managed to survive someone shooting him in the head and leg. >> he's a miracle. >> reporter: the pit bull was sedated today in a clinic.

he was found may 2 lying on a road near main street and strawberry avenue in rural commercial township. but the president of millville based tlv animal rescue says only yesterday did x-rays rereal he had been shot. they showed bullets under the dog's jaw and near his right back leg. >> i can't believe shall be somebody would leave him out there to die. >> reporter: the dog being called mr. bigs himself has what appear to be puncture wounds and scars all over his body. >> he's very lucky to be alive. >> reporter: the x-rays also show bullets shattered bones in the dog's leg. the veterinarian hopes they can find a way to avoid amputating that leg. >> instead of being a simple break, there are multiple fragments. >> reporter: animal rescue is hoping to ghetto nations to help them pay what will end up being thousands of dollars in veterinary bills. mr. bigs will eventually be put

up for adoption. >> this dog did not deserve this. >> reporter: the spca has launched a full investigation into this act of animal cruelty, but so far authorities have few leads on who shot the dog. ted greenberg, nbc 10 news. new at 6:00, a new addition is coming to the philadelphia skyline. today they broke ground on a six story high rise along ray street. it will sit behind the rail yard. developers are calling it view 32, promising that it will have some incredible views of center city. the complex will include dorm space for students as well as for sale up to homes and a preschool. three local doctors face criminal charges this evening in a $5 billion scheme to sell prescription drugs for cash.

doctor all three were indicted. investigators say many of their patients were in fact drug dealers are or drug addicts. the doctors allegedly prescribed dangerous controlled substances and did not examine patients. today state police got a tip about the suspect in last week's road rage shooting and arrested anthony richardson. a bullet went through the door, but did not hit the victim. a co-worker on facebook helped police capture a bank robbery suspect. police arrested brandon stevens on charges he robbed two banks in five days. we showed you the surveillance video last friday. the bank robber wore this phillies hat. police tell us stevens' co-worker saw his picture and turned him in. mayor kenney fears what he says are similarities between

religious intolerance and holocaust. he so at a ground breaking for a holocaust them orrial plaza in center city. it will be a park located at the monument to the 6 million jewish martyrs. the mayor says we need memorials likes one planned as reminder of the evil acts people are capable of. >> i'm fearful for our country because some of the things i hear in alleged diplomacy speeches, i haven't heard or read since 1930s. >> the memorial's plaza at 16th and arch also will feature educational events and programming for visitors. next on nbc 10 news at 6:00, a bear cub roaming the streets. why animal experts say more and more bears are leaving the wild. also with a proposed soda tax fizzle out in city council

in nbc 10 taking the pulse of some of the leaders about the soda tax fight. more rain tonight for parts of the area. but we finally will see sunshine tomorrow? and how long will that last. my complete neighborhood forecast is next.

nbc 10 scrviewers help a sel burglar. we showed you the video yesterday. police say he broke into several homes in one day. today officers arrested that suspect. s so he take tda tax fight. this afternoon city counsel members tried to get answers about how it will work. rosemary connors is joining us live from center city. council members getting the answers they need or not is this. >> reporter: well, yes and no. there was certainly plenty of testimony today, plenty of opportunity to get answers. but the question of course is whether it was enough to sway people's opinions on this. some inside city hall anticipate that it could be a few more weeks, maybe even into next month before we get a clear picture as to how this vote will shake out.

>> everybody wants pre-k, but how we get there in terms of funding is something else. we don't have the information. >> his support is based on making people stop drinking sugar. >> reporter: that was precisely ask the guy nps director any questions that might help city council make a decision on the mayor's soda and sugary drink tax. the tax would fund universal pre-k among other community initiatives. >> there are people who need additional information to make up their minds finally, which will happen. there are people who are supportive of it who are not saying it publicly. which is normally will the process in the city council. >> reporter: council president darrel clark sdrdescribes the t as troubling. are you against the tax as it taps? >> well, i'll say what i said. these cents is a very troubling number. that is an excessive tax. >> where do you stand on the issue? >> i'm currently still

evaluating the proposal pip want to look at how it has an impact at improving universal daycare. >> reporter: and some aren't sure yet that a soda tax is the best way to pay for early education. >> i'm hope it hearing both sides of it. personally, on a personal level since february 14 when the mayor announced it, i was overweight as it was. i stopped eating all sugar. and i lost 22 pounds. >> i'd like to see these important programs funded in a more responsible way, a more predictable way. >> reporter: council women sanchez whom you just heard from is within of three council members to can out and say publicly that they are against this tax. mayor kenney will need nine of the 17 council members to approve it. rosemary connors, nbc 10 news. for the third time in the past two years, bethlehem city

police got frantic calls about a black bear roaming residential neighborhoods. >> this time a 150-pound cub spotted in the northeast side of the city before running up a dream. >> a conservation officer tranquilized the cub and released it into the wild. >> in the spring it's more common to see cubs oig attracted to trash and food. >> a bunch of people and you is, but when they say a bear, i shut my door. >> i equate them a lot to teenagers. they're young not with a whole lot of life experience and they get into trouble. >> wildlife officers say urban sprawl is causing an increase in sightings. if you see one, just call your local game commission and they say the bear is probably more scared of you than you are of it. in this case probably not

enough. i need 100% guarantee. well, we have clouds again. what a surprise, right? plenty of clouds over the last few weeks and plenty of rain, too. we've seen the rain on the radar confined to delaware and south jersey. nothing north of wilmington. we don't think there is going to be any as we go through the evening. it's not moving in that direction. here is the live radar. even southern delaware starting it to dry out and in cape may county new jersey, we're not even seeing the kind of heavy rain that we saw a little whiling a go. there are a few showers back to the west, but nothing substantial that is moving in this direction. as we go into the future, we see still some of this rain lingering toward the coast, and then trying to come back in. so that keeps it going for a good bet of the night. but it's still weakens it. and so that's why i don't expect it to come up to philadelphia. big temperature contrast now,

warmest air to the north. trenton at 68. some of the coolest air to the south. dover is at 56 degrees. it has been cool and it's been cool at the jersey shore, too. 56 at cape may point and what is going on here? the rain. it's been raining in the southern part of cape may county. not raining in mays landing where it's 64 degrees. so that is one of the rofof the it's could tholer at the southe. next 24 hours, we find better weather to the north again. at least partly sunny skies. reading at 77. bethlehem at 77. that's pretty mild day. westchester, 76. partly sun p askies. point s moi

farther south at the shore, cloudy and temperatures in the 60s. in southern delaware, we got the same story. dover one of the cool places at 67. rehoboth beach only 65. >> we have mild weather friday and saturday, but some afternoon showers and storms on friday. another round saturday afternoon. neither day is a washout. sunday a dry. sunny, but cool. monday, a lot of sunshine as well. and then next week, we're on the fairly warm side with a few showers, but nothing like what we've seen recently. got the hot phillies going on. >> and coming up sam bradford's sgt says where he was trying to get sam to go to. that's all next.

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i'm john clark. eagles have a new vice president of player personnel who will report to howie rose than. he comes froms the bears. and helped draft joe flacco. sam bradford's agent says the relationship between the eagles and sam is now fine fp tom for the first time confirms he wanted to get sam to the broncos and thought that he could be there for a long time. >> talked about the trade but couldn't agree on a price. and so they drafted somebody in

the first round. now at that point, our options are pretty limited. so the next best option is to go back and prepare for the season. >> ron jaworski held a tournament today. jaws told us bradford owes his teammates an apology. trot doesn't think so. >> like i said earlier, teammates understand. they want what is best for the player. and things like that happen. no hard feelings. >> you talk about guys not being there for workouts and that kind of stuff, happens all the time. how many guys truly even live around here. the frustrating part about that is he just signed a contract and it was like what leverage do you really have. i think that has everybody scratching their head. >> phillies tonight in atlanta again trying to go six games

over 500 for the first time in five years. surprising everybody in baseball. phillies won again last night by one run, so their last seven wins have all been by one run. they're 12-3 in one run games. best in baseball. they are one run wonders. >> seems like every game we play is a one run cliffhanger. but i think we could continue to compete and stay in the game for as long as possible and unless the other team scores a ton of runs, i think it will be a while. we'll continue playing competitive baseball. >> they are fun to watch right now. bryce harper suspended one game by the way.

pat toomey started his career as an investment banker. then, a wall street wheeler-dealer overseeing stock trades in new york, london and tokyo. next, toomey moved to hong kong to work with wealthy chinese investors. in the senate, it's no surprise toomey's been siding with wall street. voting to allow banks to continue making the risky investments that wrecked our economy. afscme people is responsible for the content of this ad. a woman in trouble with the law because she kept quiet during a traffic stop. so do you have to answer a police officer's questions if you're pulled over? that debate tonight on the news at 11:00. for all of us here at nbc 10

now, the news continues with nbc "nightly news" with lester holt. tonight, deadly explosion bombshell. a catastrophic blast that leveled part of a town, killing 15, wounding hundreds more. tonight a shocking new turn in a baffling mystery. planned parenthood rampage. late word of a twist in the case. why the accused cold-blooded killer may never face trial. what's in trump's taxes? will he or won't he release them before the election? a new uproar, and new pressure for the billionaire to open up the books. royal reprimand. the queen caught on tape, what she said on an open mic that has the palace doing damage control. and healthy foods. how is it that the government says sugary cereals aren't healthy, while salmon and avocado don't make the cut? revis tinge the