till death he did part. >> that's all for this edition of "dateline." i'm lester hol right now at 11:00, dmeonal trump and joe biden together. a philadelphia man accused of dousing his girlfriend with gasoline, setting her on fire and leaving her for dead. today outside the courtroom, he said he killed someone he loved when he started that fire. good evening. that arson sparked an evacuation of the lincoln motel in bucks county just after 2:00 this morning. more from the suspect's apparent confession.

>> reporter: bandaged and handcuffed, he showed no emotions. tell us what happened. >> lost it. >> reporter: the 46-year-old is charged with setting a fire at the lincoln hotel that killed his girlfriend. >> people was running down the hallway. everybody was like get out, get out, there's fire. >> reporter: surveillance video from across the street shows small putting gas into a coffee cup. according to the affidavit, he returned to his first floor room at the motel. then it said just after 2:00 this morning, he threw gasoline in her face as she smoked a cigarette. small said because he was angry. >> we believe she reached out to him and yelled his name and he left her in there to die. >> reporter: authorities found small walking in the area. his hands were burned and he smelled like gas. small's family contacted authorities saying he called them confessing to the crime. nbc 10 was there as police were

hauling him away. when we asked -- do you think you should go to jail? >> slide over. slide over. >> reporter: the victim was also 46 years old. we spoke to her family. they said they're not ready yet to go on camera. they want you to know that she's loved by many and will truly be missed. she leaves behind four children and seven grandchildren. two of the biggest names in national politics are celebrating their families in philadelphia tonight. vice president joe biden and donald trump sat in the audience for a university of pennsylvania graduation event. drew smith tracks both big names from university city. ♪ >> reporter: among the penn college of arts and sciences graduates in their caps and

gowns, bomb sniffing dogs patrolled in and above franklin field. the tight security was for two people in the audience, donald trump, there for his daughter and joe biden's granddaughter. there were more than the parents of graduates out here. we found political supporters. >> just to see donald trump, see what's going on. i like the guy. he has a lot of nerve. >> reporter: people reacted to the trump and biden families entering but neither of them spoke. a rare moment during this election season to see them listening, not speaking. some penn parents ignored the high profile guests. >> the important part of today is my son's graduation. >> reporter: others were thrilled to be in the audience with them. >> i think it's exciting. it's exciting for the students. >> reporter: biden made an earlier appearance at notre dame with former house speaker john

boehner speaking about coming together. >> engage in the tireless pursuit of finding common ground. >> reporter: two figures with different views did find common ground today. one section apart in the stands, celebrating education. in university city, drew smith, nbc 10 news. president obama delivered the commercemencement address a rutgers. students got to witness it. more than 200 students from rutgers boarded a special train this morning. they didn't graduate at today's ceremony, but they did get to be a part of history. during his address, the president took several swipes at donald trump, although he never mentioned him by name. sg >> the world is more interester connected than before. it's becoming more connected every day. building walls won't change that. politics it and in life, ignorance is not a virtue. [ applause ] obama is the first

sitting froze spe inting presid rutgers. the president will award robert wilson the third with the public safety officer medal of valor. he was shot and killed during a robbery at a north philadelphia game stop store in march of last year. his family is expected to attend the white house ceremony. tomorrow begins one of the most prominent trials of a politician in our area. opening arguments are set to start in the federal racketeering case against u.s. representative shakka fatah. >> reporter: it was on this exact day nine years ago that his bid for philadelphia mayor ended. he lost the primary may 15th, 2007. nearly a decade later,

allegations rooted in that campaign bring fatah and four others to federal court. >> it's a great day. >> reporter: that's the congressman the day the 12-member six alternate jury was seated for his corruption trial. he is accused of misusing campaign money, misappropriating government funds. among the allegations, that he tried to arrange a federal grant to a consultant through a fake organization to eliminate a campaign debt. >> the defense will spend a lot of time i believe discussing what the prosecution doesn't have. >> reporter: this man is a defense attorney not involved in the case. he says the prosecution will have to prove a direct correlation in what happened. >> this case is going to come down to the prosecutors having to prove mental state. it's not just proving something happened. it's not proving that you gave me something or you did something for me and i possibly did something for you and i did something for you. that's not enough. >> reporter: four alleged co-conspirators face trial. >> it is going to go for a long

time. >> reporter: that's because each defendant's attorney will get to cross examine witnesses. the trial is expected to last for weeks. thousands laced up their sneakers for the anti-defamation league's walk against hate. at the philadelphia navy yard where the walk kicked off with live music this morning. the goal of the walk is to celebrate diversity and equal rights for everybody. the mayor served as this year's grand marshal. now to our first alert neighborhood weather as we take a live look at center city on this chilly sunday night. it's windy out there. in some of the suburbs temperatures are in the 40s and going lower. glen hurricane schwartz is here tracking how long it will stick around. >> it's the middle of may, right? doesn't feel like it. we have frost and freeze warnings in parts of the area

during the night tonight. in burkes, lehigh, northampton counties, there's a frost advisory. it's above freezing at the ground. if it gets calm, that could go to freezing or below. we want to take in your tender vegetation. in the poconos, there's a freeze warning. that means the actual air temperature will get to 32 and below. look at these temperatures. coatesville 41. allentown 44. trenton, 45. we have a number of hours left for the cooling to take place. it's 45 in reading. it's 38 in easton. 38 already. some of those places are going to get very close to the freezing mark. the wind is diminishing, too. remember that is important, the wind needs to go calm in order to get frost. as we get up in the morning,

yeah, it's going to be cold. it's not going to warm up a lot either. only into the mid 60s in philadelphia. pa suburbs, 40 at 7:00 a.m. by then, the temperature will start going up. it will be in the 30s at 6:00 a.m. new jersey, 43 degrees. going up to 64 degrees in the afternoon. jersey shore, not much better. we have somewhat warmer weather but rain. the timing on that coming up. >> thank you. an eagles player joined men, women and kids as they took a stand against pediatric cancer today. one head at a time. [ applause ] those cheers are for eagles tight end brent sellick. he got lihis head shaved for ki with cancer. then he took his turn as barber shaving the heads of some brave kids. >> i like shaving other people's

heads. my mom has been a hairdresser. i never got to cut people's hair. it's good for me. >> i was really anxious. couldn't fall asleep last night. it felt good. >> way to go. money raised will help kids fighting cancer. a store clerk gets shot trying to fight off an armed robber. one community is making sure he feels like a hero. we will take you there. a world war ii veteran making a coast to coast ride for those who could not make it home. his message to you about a cookout plan you might be making right now.

federal authorities will investigate the charter bus crash that killed nine people in south texas yesterday. dozens more were hurt. that bus was on its way to a casino on the texas/mexico border when it rolled just before noon. the county medical examiner describes it as the worst commercial vehicle accident she has seen in a decade. it was raining at the time of the accident. no word yet if that contributed to the crash. tens of thousands of fans were told to leave a soccer stadium in england after a suspicious device was found shortly before the match. turns out it was a life-like but fake training device accidentally left at the stadium in manchester by a private company during an exercise. sniffer dogs were brought in along with a bomb squad which conducted a controlled explosion. police then swept the stadium.

>> got us away from the stadium. they didn't want us being there. >> the premiere league defended its decision to cancel the game saying the safety of supporters and employees must be put first. tonight in montgomery county, a popular clerk is overwhelmed with community support from neighbors helping him recover from a shooting. a we love you charlie event today raised money for charles miller. he was shot when he tried to knock a gun away from a robber last month. tonight, he enjoyed an outpouring of love. the doors opened to the vfw. and people showed by the dozens for beloved store clerk charlie miller. >> never expected anything like this. >> a robber shot miller last month during his overnight shift at the 7-eleven.

>> basically a shadow in front of the door. came out, standing there with a gun in my face. >> a gun shot to his leg broke his bone in several spots. a second shot missed him and hit a wall. the gunman's third attempt to shoot miller failed when the gun jammed. >> the whole community i think was affected by this. >> organizers say the outpouring shows his impact on the community. >> he was there when our kids were little. they could ride their bikes to 7 eleven and get a slurpy. >> with him being shot, the only thing he was concerned about is it didn't happen during summer or during the day when the kids were around. never mind the fact that he had a bullet in his leg. >> police arrested lamar kevin sole for the shooting saying he robbed the same store four months earlier. he is charged with two other robberies. anyone who knows charlie miller knows his smile.

he is healing from a broken b ne but with a spirit that can't be shattered, he is recovering. >> nothing short of unbelievable. >> he is unbelievable, isn't he? money raised for charles' event will go toward paying his mounting medical bills. check out these young ones enjoying free bike lessons from police officers in harrisburg. the police department held its annual bicycle rodeo today. children ages 4 to 12 spent the day learning everything there is to know about mastering the art of bike riding. more than two dozen furry friends found their forever homes today. nbc 10 at the piazza for the seventh annual with love super adoption day. 25 pets were adopted today alone with more to come as shelters go through all the applications they received. in addition to checking out the animals up for adoption, atte attendees got to enjoy, music,

food and shopping. turning to the weather. check out the time-lapse video of clouds rolling in. it's unseasonably chilly out there tonight. it will be slightly warmer tomorrow. for details for where you live, let's go glen hurricane schwartz and the first alert neighborhood forecast. >> you will have to wait a few hours for that temperature to go up. the first thing in the morning, it's going to be cold out there. near record cold in some places. already down to as low as 40 in some of the pennsylvania suburbs. 44 in lehigh valley. let's get more specific with our neighborhood weather. this is one of those nights where it's very important just a degree or two can mean the difference between a frost and not getting a frost. unionville is down to 39 degrees. west chester is at 42 degrees. we still have 41 in chester heights.

43 in collegeville. milford township, 41. those places are definitely getting down into the 30s and there's going to be some patchy frost. in new jersey, most of these places are not as cold because there's more wind here. normally cold places like millville and vineland are 45, 48 degrees. we have to go north. princeton, 36 degrees. they're probably going to get below freezing as well. we have the frost advisory in effect for lehigh valley and northampton county. there's nothing on the radar close by. but we have activity that's going to be coming in. it's going to take a long time. it's way out to the west. we have that unseasonably chilly weather. it's just unbelievable how cold it has been today compared to yesterday. it was 76. 59 for the high sunday. only 64 for the next couple of

days. that is cold. then we have rain coming in. once it starts getting a little bit warmer, not so much during the day on monday, but watch what happens in the futurecast as we go into tuesday. there's the rain. potentially lasting at least into early wednesday. you can get your seven-day forecast on bottom of the screen here for your area. you don't have to wait until the end. this is the forecast for tomorrow. reading, 38 for the low, 67 for the high. west chester, 38 for the low, 64 for the high. very chilly morning. the sun will help. it's a powerful sun this time of the year. trenton, 39 to start off the day. so nobody is really going to be warm. it's going to be as warm in atlantic city, 65 tomorrow, because of the west wind.

when we have the west wind, the shore is the same temperature as everybody else. we will see how much it's going to warm up and more about that rain coming up with the ten-day forecast later. >> thanks. the first alert weather team is teaming up with the phillies for our second annual weather education day this week. they will hang with thousands of students this wednesday at citizens bank park. they will show off experiments about how weather impacts baseball. for more information, tap the nbc 10 app. special guests went to bat against cancer today at citizens bank park today. linda duane from northeast philadelphia served as the phillies' honorary bat girl. she was recognized for her inspirational fight against breast cancer. darryn dalton took the field throwing out the first pitch. dalton battled brain cancer. great seeing them come together

for a great cause. >> great things happening in the ballpark today. some things that were tougher. we will show you how the phillies were cooled off on the field today. that's not where it ends. he explains why no fan young or old was getting a souvenir from him. pet moments are beautiful, unless you have allergies. then your eyes may see it differently. flonase is the first and only nasal spray approved to relieve both itchy, watery eyes and congestion. no other nasal allergy spray can say that.

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percentage. but the reds made sure to pad their lead accordingly. adam morgan got the start. a tough day. this baby carries. it's a three-run home run. the reds grab a 7-0 lead. a side bar story became the when he teased the crowd pretending to throw a ball out to the crowd. would have been a great souve r souvenir. he teased the fans repeatedly. murray comes in and strikes out vado. they give him a hard time as he heads back to the dugout. up to his old tricks pretending he will give the ball to a kid and then pulling it back. coming to save the day is ben davis. the color analyst brings down an autographed ball for the young boy. explain yourself. >> i was just having fun with them.

you know, they give you a hard time during the game. that's my way of giving them a hard time back. it's just me playing around. i was telling i think it was galvis how much fun i have coming here because they're an energized bunch and they get on you. if you are not doing your job, they get on you. if you give them a hard time. it's a really fun group here. >> there are some people taking it in a negative way not a fun environment to play it. do you have anything to say to people who are angry at the situation? >> too bad. i have no problems with any of the philly fans. except for the kids, i can't stand the kids here. >> you can be sure the fans have a problem with him. rupp making this tremendous play last night. holding on to the ball through this collision at home plate. getting the final out and preserving a victory for the

phillies. he did not emerge unscathed. he will have his left ankle evaluated tomorrow. in good spirits through this morning tweeting out this picture with the caption, i apologize to all the phillies fans i blinded last night from the bald spot on my head that i had no idea that i had. can relate to that. today was the last day of eagles rookie camp with the new players working to made the transition from college to the professional level. >> you have to pace yourself. there's a lot of things going on, a lot of plays, details. you have to take it one step at a time and keep building off of what you learned. i think i have done that effectively. >> i was just like, it's no way they want me to know all this stuff, all the formations, the plays. i thought it was like, we're going do these and that will be it. when i came in, they said you have to know all of these. i was like -- i had to sit down and start looking at every single one. it was kind of just ran up on me. >> don't be late to anything.

a lot of money more involved. at the end of the day, i know how to play with four other guys in the line. ten other guys on offense. pretty sure the line is all the same. you still score a touchdown and field goal. football is the same. you have to be grown-up about it. >> all eyes on the racing world on the monster mile today. the caution flag dropped with 46 laps to go. jimmie johnson's car doesn't accelerate on the restart. that causes an 18-car pileup behind him. wow. it's a big mess. on final lap, it's kyle larson trying to catch matt kenseth. he does not. kenseth takes the checkered flag. two local pitching prospects dueling for a good cause. an actual duel as the fists fly. we will have that for you when nbc 10 news returns.

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they finish years of hard training and tonight more than a dozen rotc cadets will become commissioned officers. nbc 10 and widener university for the commissioning ceremony. 16 cadets from five local universities were commissioned as second lieutenants in the u.s. army. parents were there to pin the newly earned ranks on the shoulders of their uniforms. an 89-year-old war veteran is riding his harley from coast to coast to honor those who gave the ultimate sacrifice for our country. bruce hillman served in the marines during world war ii. last month, he set off from california on his way to washington, d.c. he should get there by memorial day. he says his 6,000 mile ride is a way to remember the true meaning of memorial day. >> memorial day is more than hot dogs and marshmallows and that we all should recognize everything we do that our

freedom comes from our military. >> he survived an airplane accident over ee he would accident. donald trump is heading to new jersey this week as a favor to governor chris christie. he with will explain why. both democratic presidential candidates attack trump today. that's coming up in decision 2016 next.

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two of the leading national political figures sat just one section apart at the university of pennsylvania graduation today. donald trump cheered on his daughter while vice president joe biden supported his granddaughter. neither of them spoke. some thought the politicians brought a distraction to the event. others were thrilled to see the high profile guests. >> i think it says that education is very important for these people to take their time and come out and see what's going on with some of the best.

some of the best students go here. >> trump will be back in our area later in the week for a fund-raiser with chris christie. now to the democrats who are looking ahead to their next primary tuesday in kentucky. at a rally today, hillary clinton took on trump as well as her democratic rival bernie sanders. >> there is a big difference in this primary campaign between me and my opponent bernie sanders. i voted to bail out the auto industry and he voted against it. because i wanted to save those millions of jobs. >> sanders is lagging behind in the race for delegates. the senator told a crowd in kentucky he better equipped to beat trump because he does well with democrats and independent voters. >> what we are going to tell those super delegates is that if they want the strongest candidate to defeat donald

trump, bernie sanders is that candidate. >> in addition to kentucky, oregon holds its primary tuesday. the democrats are still vying for votes ahead of new jersey's primary. it's now 23 days away, set for tuesday, june 7. check out the full primary calendar on nbc10.com and the nbc 10 app. while you are there, do voters care about the controversy surrounding donald trump this election season? find out why the republican national committee chair says no. it's on the nbc 10 app and on nbc10.com. trump will visit the garden state for a pair of fund-raisers. one benefits chris christie. on thursday, trump joins christie at the lawrenceville national guard armory. all proceeding will go towards christie's presidential campaign debt. trump will appear at another fund-raiser that day that benefits new jersey's republican party. now for a look at some of the other stories we're

following this week on nbc 10 news. one year after the deadly amtrak derailment, federal investigators are set to reveal a cause. the national transportation safety board is scheduled to release its findings at a meeting in washington, d.c. this tuesday. eight people died and 200 others were hurt when amtrak train 188 derailed a year ago last thursday. opening arguments are set to begin tomorrow in the case against congressman chaka fattah. the congressman is accused of accepting bribes and misusing funds. several former aides or allies are charged. that trial is scheduled to last about six weeks. also tomorrow, philadelphia officials are set to announce a new homeless outreach strategy for center city. the mayor and city leaders will name four center city locations or hot spots. they will deploy street outreach teams to help the homeless with

housing and social services. some long sleeve weather needed on this sunday with cooler weather and gusty winds. nbc 10 at the farmer's market today where skies were overcast and the wind was blowing. it's unseasonably chilly tonight. a live look at boat house row. it will be cool tomorrow morning. we're bringing you a personalized forecast with nbc 10's neighborhood weather. >> it's one of those nights where a degree or two could mean the difference between frost, freeze or nothing. that's why we have so many reporting stations in our neighborhood weather and our forecasts. you can see at the bottom of the screen, seven-day forecast for your area. we have frost and freeze warnings in effected in m ed ie of may.

that means the temperature officially at instrument level might be above freezing but at the ground it can go to freezing or below. bring in the tender vegetation to make sure that there's not a problem there. the freeze warning is in effect for the pocono mountains. they will get down below freezing. 39 in coatesville. 44 in allentown. the record is 37 degrees. they will be close to it. let's see what is happening here in chester county. we have west chester at 42. so a lot of these places are going down into the 30s. 42 in new hope. it's going to be cold. the wind diminishing. if it goes calm, that's how you

get frost. by 7:00 a.m., the sun is out. the temperature is starting to climb. the suburbs up to 40 after the temperatures in the mid 30s. same for the lehigh valley. see how much it will warm up and when it will rain this week coming up. what could have been a nightmare ended up being a dream wedding for a new jersey couple. look at these pictures. yesterday's stormy weather led to this beautiful rainbow. phot snapped these pictures after the ceremony. to view the photos and read our interview with the photographer, tap on the nbc 10 app. advocates say immigration fraud is getting worse in our region. the nbc 10 investigators looked into cases all around our area next. sometimes we use k-y ultragel to enhance my body's natural

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fraud is getting worse. the pennsylvania attorney general filed documents related to a case in allentown. nbc 10 investigator george spencer has been looking into the cases around our area. he found a judge's ruling is not always enough. >> reporter: preparing his family's friday night dinner, his chores are similar to those of many american fathers. for him, becoming an american citizen has been a decade long goal. >> i start here every year, taxes. i got everything. >> reporter: that dream has been damaged by the very person who claimed to be helping. this is a lot of money. >> it is. >> reporter: for $9,500 plus fees, he believed this man would file his emigration papers. he says he claimed to be a lawyer and promised to work closely to immigration and bring

the necessary satisfaction. but now two years later, he admitted to us he never even submitted the application. >> i did not. >> reporter: you did not? >> i did not. >> reporter: he paid you more than $9,000. immigration spikes. there have been $39 complaint from our region. there's no way to fully measure how much of the fraud occurs because so many victims never tell law enforcement. this attorney says new victims arrive in her office every week. >> they are preying on people's fears. they are preying on people's hopes and dreams. >> reporter: sometimes the fraud is based on shared heritage. other times like this man's case it hinges on a single word. that word signifies a specialized attorney. but in the u.s., it's a notary public with no authority to

practice law. >> it's a very misleading name. >> reporter: this man, the philadelphia district director of u.s. citizenship and immigration services tells us they may promise to fast track applications or offer legal services they are not qualified to provide. often it damages an immigrant's chance of citizenship. >> it's targeting people who are really not aware of what benefits they are eligible for. >> reporter: potentially have a lot to lose? >> absolutely. >> reporter: the nbc 10 investigators discovered even after the accused go to court, they don't always follow the rules. in february of last year, after finding him liable for more than $57,000 in damages, a judge prohibited soloman from advertising or offer rg ing services. yet when we visited him last month, we found those very words painted right on the wall of his

waiting room. when we asked about it, he suddenly climbed up on to a stool and began cover rg up the painted writing with paper as our cameras rolled. why were they up there? you didn't see that? >> i didn't see that up there. >> reporter: this is the door you walk through every day. he showed us other spots where the words had been hidden from view and insists he never told anyone he is an attorney nor called himself an notario. submitting the application could would have exposed him to deportation, a distraction according to stein. you knew it didn't work like this? >> yeah. >> reporter: the victim says the loss of nearly $10,000 is overshadowed by his loss of

confidence in the american system. salomon's business remains open. >> what happen with this guy? >> reporter: his consequences? >> yeah. he did something huge in our life and nothing happen. >> reporter: the judge ordered salomon to pay more than $28,000 in damages and restitution. salomon told us he made his second payment just the day after we started asking our questions. he still paid less than 10% of the total he owes. for the investigators, george spencer, nbc 10 news. >> if you have a tip, you can send them an e-mail. it's cold enough, but these numbers are going to go lower before the night is out with clear skies and winds getting lighter. down to 40 in some of the pennsylvania suburbs, mid 40s in

the lehigh valley. that's on average. some places in the lehigh valley is colder. kutztown is 40. allentown, 41. their record low is 37. they will be close. 41 in easton. that's cold. let's check out parts of new jersey here. it's not as cold because the wind is still up. vineland is 47. that's one of the places that gets cold when the wind goes calm. princeton, 36 degrees. they are certainly going to be getting down below the freezing mark. we do have a freeze warning in effect for the pocono mountains, frost advisory for lehigh, northampton counties. bring in the tender vegetation a in any of the counties. we had rain earlier, a little bit of small hail in some places. that is gone.

now we're waiting for the next weather system to come in. that is out here in the plains states. it's going to be racing east. it will bring us rain this week. it has been unseasonably chilly over the last 24 hours. it's going to be unseasonably chilly all the way through tuesday. 59 degrees was the high today after a high of 76 yesterday. we don't get close to that average high of 74 over the next couple of days. then as it warms up, the rain starts coming in. here we are 1:00 monday. there's not any rain on monday. monday night, we're pretty much okay. here comes the rain on tuesday. we're not necessarily talking about a lot of rain. but it could be enough hours of it to affect a lot of people. could last even into early wednesday in some parts of the area. that computer model keeping it to the south after early wednesday morning.

philadelphia, dry conditions, sunny conditions during the day tomorrow. tuesday and wednesday, mostly cloudy. temperatures still below average. way below. pa suburbs, 38 degrees for low tomorrow. the low temperature goes up but not enough. lehigh valley, 38. by wednesday the low is 49 degrees. the jersey shore, temperatures are warm tomorrow compared to the rest of the area because it's a land breeze. 65 in atlantic city. could be warmer than philadelphia. there it is in philly. wednesday and maybe into early -- tuesday and maybe into early wednesday with that rain. then we clear up. temperatures start to get closer to normal by the end of the week. it's going to be a cool start to the week. next weekend we have chances of showers. but we're not talking about any low temperatures in the 50s. we don't see any of that in the ten-day period.

>> ron burke with you. the rangers and blue jays could have turned in their batting gloves for boxing gloves. john clark will show you how two local pitching prospects are using their gives to help strike out cancer. that's next.

here we go with the final round of the players championship. jason day chipping from the rough on 9. looking like a lot of people i know including yours truly. a couple shots way short of the green for day who double bogeys the hole. he gets back in the groove on 10. his first birdie of the day at that point. moves to a three-stroke lead. his son dash is fighting the defending champ rickie fowler who did not make the cup. he watched jason day tap in on 18 for the win at 15 under. dash is done sparring. he is celebrating with dad who became the first golfer with multiple wire to wire wins in the same season as a guy named tiger woods in 2002.

let's go to the diamond. different scene. bad blood. he thinks it's intentional. both benches are warned. next play, a collision. it's a mess there at second base. temperatures flare. benches clear. punches are thrown. odor lands a right cross. a solid right. the fight led to multiple ejections. the rangers won it by a score of 7-6. things are fortunately more cordial in the high school game. jason groom is expected to hear his name called in thehe is tea young man for mound matchup. >> i'm raising money for children's hospital of philadelphia. >> i'm raising money for the

hospital. >> new jersey high school pitchers jason and tyler they will go head to head to raise money to strike out cancer. >> winning the all american day, we visited the children's hospital. it was an eye opening experience. a lot of my family members suffered from cancer. i just want to give them as much money as i can to know i did something right for one of the kids there. >> our grandfather has been good with our team, does background check. just helped the family out. whatever i can do to make that easier for them. >> on june 9, they will probably both by selected in baseball's draft. they have the same adviser. they want to see each other make the show. >> i thought it was cool. a couple days later, he threw a no hitter. you one upped me. it's good. seeing him do well and same with me to success.

>> i know the draft isn't a big picture. it's only another mile marker in my career. i mean, i have the chance to completely change my family's life and even generations in. i mean, i'm just taking it day by day and fulfilling my dream. >> jason groom is expected to be one of the top picks. he is big, 6'5", 230 pounds. the 17-year-old leftie has thrown in the mid to high 90s. groom is hoping the phillies say, i do. the phillies have the number one overall pick. the gm and his staff, they have scouted him heavily. >> i never really imagined it this big. as i started to hit 16 years old, it all started to come along with all the pro scouts coming up to my games and just right from there i knew i had something special. i'm running with it right now. >> one of them grew up rooting for the receid sox, one for the phillies. hopefully one of them gets drafted by the hometown

phillies. in south philadelphia, i'm john clark, for comcast sports net. >> groom and mundile will face off tomorrow at 7:00. tickets are $5 with the money going to cancer charities. the sixers work out josh heart in pre-draft workouts tomorrow. we will be right back. pat toomey started his career as an investment banker. then, a wall street wheeler-dealer overseeing stock trades in new york, london and tokyo.

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the faeries have landed.

the first ever faerie festival took place. hundreds of little girls wore wings and even got to see a few real life faeries. up next it's "in depth with graham bensinger." >> we are at the place where lewis hamilton. he shows me the factory for the sports top team. opens up about celebrity friends and breaking down racial barriers at f-1's first black driver. >> stick out like a sore thumb compared to the other drivers. i like that. >> all that is coming up next right here on nbc 10. >> glenn is back with the final forecast. we where so cold. >> you will need coats tomorrow. not only is it chilly, especially in the morning, it's going to be windy. 15 to 25 mile an hour winds.

it's cold. >> thanks. that's nbc 10 news for now. have a great monday.

formula 1, you wanted to downplay the fact that you were the first formula 1 driver. explain that change of mind set. >> i love that i'm different than everyone else. i stick out like a soar thumb compared to the other drivers. lewis hamilton, a three-time formula 1 champion, one of the most popular athletes in the world and among "time" magazine's most influential people. >> i feel kind of proud that we have helped break that mold. >> we travel to london where f-1's first and only black driver is a household name. >> lewis hamilto