>> reporter: the officer will face a judge tomorrow. >> the officer, he lies. >> the officers they got the right to record when they stop you, as citizens we got the same right to record. >> reporter: authorities tell me the same officer smashed another phone in a separate case a few months back. he's facing charges of official oppression and tampering with evidence. now to booze on the boards. atlantic city's boardwalk could become the first wooden way in new jersey for drinking alcohol would be legal. resort eed leaders to vote tonight. ted greenberg live at a.c. city hall with details tonight. we'll get a clear look at how things stand this evening. >> reporter: we should, that's right. this is the plan right here. it would start out as trial run for the summer. city leaders say to bring more

people to down and build foot traffic on the boardwalk they need to think outside the box. >> i'm for it. >> reporter: jonathan has drinks inside resorts during his stay in atlantic city but that baz couldn't come with him when he walked to a different casino. >> we had no drink during our 15-minute walk there. it would have been great, enjoying a drink going down there. >> reporter: leaders on the seaside city, on the brink of bankruptcy, are poised to potentially change that. >> good, like vegas. >> reporter: city council set to hold a preliminary vote on the plan in a summer trial run, it would allow people 21 or older consume an alcoholic drink in an open plastic container on the boardwalk. >> when you try new and different things, it goes to our mission of attracting millennials. >> the drinks only sold by

businesses with liquor licenses adjacent to the boardwalk. 30 new state-funded seasonal police officers would help keep the peace. >> we are sure that our professional police force will be able to monitor this effectively. >> it's going to cause more fights. >> some have concerns about safety. >> you want to make it as family resort. you don't want drunks on the boardwalk. >> reporter: if city council approves the plan, during a second vote in three weeks, we're told it would be legal to have drink onlz ts on the board july 4th at the latest. ted greenburg, nbc 10 news. nbc 10 first alert weather. >> a few rays of sunshine in wilmington today. soaking it in at rodney square. sun's working its way through the clouds even more. >> better now than earlier. i'm thinking tomorrow's going to be better.

>> tomorrow is going to be better. and friday's going to be better than that. and then just enjoy friday because as we go into the weekend, seeing more rain moving in, not for everyone all weekend, though. here's a live look center city, philadelphia. sun trying to reflect off of liberty 1 and 2, more sunshine trying to work its way in. we have showers that have managed to move back into the area. so, few more showers before we dry out for the next couple of days. temperatures in philadelphia everybody 69. we have certainly warmed up from earlier this morning. it was pretty chilly. we have light rain. and what we are watching now is light to moderate rainfall through parts of the lehigh valley and burkes county. moving through the allentown area. rest of us are dry. seeing mostly cloudy skies. but that batch of rain, that will be sliding up to the north and east end and out of here as we go through this evening. look off to the west, we're not looking at any more rain moving our way over the next couple of days. a lot of dry air around the

great lakes and that's moving in as we go through overnight hours. planner by 10:00 p.m., upper 50s. tomorrow, dry. pennsylvania suburbs, lehigh valley, more sunshine as we go into your day tomorrow. everyone looking at nice conditions to start off your thursday. we'll take a closer look at rain on the radar and weekend forecast coming up. new video into nbc 10. police in northeast philadelphia need your help to find a vandalism suspect. you can see in the video here, a young man walking past suv on the street last saturday. the owner reported the vehicle scratched right around the same spot that boy walked by. eight other vehicles in the area were also damaged. >> overbrook family says ongoing feud between two teens led to a fire and shooting outside their house. police aring looking for a 19-year-old who showed up at a house and started a fire on the porch. the family came out to see that fire and that's when police say the suspect fired his gun.

family ran back inside. but the bullets came through the front and hit another 19-year-old inside. he's in critical condition. >> expert witness testified the murder trial of jimmy super fly snuka should not be halted. there is little evidence he has significant brain trauma. he's accused of murdering his girlfriend back in 1983. his defense argues the wrestler has early onset dementia and post-concussion syndrome and his trial should be halted. it unclear when the judge might rule. star prosecution witness on the stand at corruption trial for congressman chaka fattah. yesterday a former student loan executive testified he loaned lyndon feld a million to pay for political ads during the mayoral campaign in 2007. deanna durante is in the

courtroom now. she'll have new information tonight on "nbc 10 news at 6:00." overtime pay is about to become a reality for millions of workers around the country. it's the result of a rule change issued today by the white house. nbc 10's keith jones is live with a closer look who will benefit and how. >> what the change means is that over 4 million workers who weren't eligible for overtime before, will now be eligible. salaried workers who make more than $25,000 -- rather, $23,000 a year can be denied overtime. but under the new plan, anyone mixing less than $47,000 a year must be eligible for o.t. pay. business groups say this will increase paperwork for small companies while forcing some businesses to convert salaried workers to hourly ones and limit time they work. the vice president spoke about the matter. he says it's about fairness, making sure that hard work is

rewarded. >> a lot of this isn't complicated. a lot of this isn't that complicated. we make it sound complicated but it's all basically about just being fair. it's amazing when you're fair to people. what they can do. >> estimated 4. 2 million workers affected by the change, over 184,000 in pennsylvania. more than 131,000 in new jersey. about 15,000 in delaware. new overtime pay change takes effect december 1st of this year. soda tax battle bubbled up in front of city council. this time, supporters of the measure making their voices heard. the loud but peaceful group asked to leave council chambers during the hearing. they wanted to show the support for mayor kenney's tax which would charge three cents per ounce. honey would be used to help fund

education, police and fire departments. >> a lot of the people that would be doing the taxing, they don't even live in philadelphia. they're not paying taxes. they're not feeling the weight that we're feeling. we're not dealing with pre-k and ked indication that has been in limbo so long. >> those against the tax say it would hurt their businesses and cost jobs. to decision 2016 coverage. with new security concerns on the campaign trail. >> u.s. intelligence have seen indication of foreign hackers spying on the presidential candidates. the fbi homeland security working with three candidates' campaigns to help tighten security. the director of national intelligence says activity follows a pattern in the past two presidential elections. experts say, neither donald trump nor hillary clinton's campaign networks are secure

enough to stop the potential cyberattacks. fresh off his win in oregon, democratic candidate bernie sanders is hitting the ground running for one of the biggest contests left. he's campaigning now in san jose, california. the vermont senator vowed to take the battle for the nomination all the way to the convention here in philadelphia this summer. when you do the math, sanders trails by 700 delawares. the front-runner only needs 90 more for the nomination. trump released a list of potential supreme court justices he'd like to fill the seat of the late scalia. one of the people is a federal appeals court judge from pennsylvania. president obama nominated merrick garland in february but majority of congressional republicans believe the next president should fill that vacancy. comments involving donald trump are creating a firestorm

today but not from the presumptive nominee. >> it's ed rendell at center of the controversy. he was asked about donald trump. rendell said, trump's comments about women would come back to haunt him. there are probably more ugly women in america than attractive women, people take that stuff personally. end quote. nbc 10's aundrea cline-thomas getting comments. donald trump will visit new jersey tomorrow to help governor chris christie erase some of the debt from the failed white house run. >> christie sinking to all-time low. cydney long spoke to voter whose didn't shy away from sounding off. >> reporter: they usually don't. not at all. some tell me they'd be surprised if governor christie got a vote of confidence and others say his

bold personalty is what puts new jersey on the map. the poll finds 64% of voters in the garden state disapprove of the job governor christie is doing. only 29% support him. now, even more voters 72% say it would be a bad idea for presumptive gop nominee donald trump to take christie as his running mate. it leaves 18% of voters who would like christie to have a shot of being the nation. vp, should trump succeed. here's what some voters had to say. >> i think he would be a great vice president. i think that he's very strong and knows what he's doing. i think that he would really shake things up. >> the fact that atlantic cities failing, there's such controversy around the state taking over atlantic city and he's nowhere to be found and

worried about donald trump. >> that voter went on to tell me she'd be shocked if christie's approval rating doesn't drop a bit more before the end of the term. it's up at the end of 2017. cydney long, nbc 10 news. be on the lookout for bears in delaware. that warning comes from police after pair of sightings, a black bear spotted outside the home in the wood creek community. the first sighting happened yesterday in pike creek. a boy saw a black bear in the backyard of a home late at night. we spoke to that boy's father today. san bernardino he says it was big. my youngest son says it's the size of a car, of course, a little kid. that's about it. i called 911. they stated there have had other sightings in the area. >> tim furlong spoke to the boy who saw the bear.

we'll hear from him at 5:00. the latest in a siri of bear sightings. here's a picture of a bear spotted yesterday. last friday a bear spotted in the creek in philadelphia. taking a swim. you can see that animal enjoying the cool water. over the weekend, a bear was spotted at pen oaks township. sixers fans celebrating with new reason to be on mioptimisti. nbc 10 was on the steps of the art museum, the sixers unfurled the massive jersey. number one is significant because that's where the team will be picking in upcoming draft. >> that means the number one pick in the 2016 nba draft goes to the philadelphia 76ers. >> sixers coach all smiles as the team won the nba draft

lottery. last time the sixers had the top pick they selected, yeah, allen i'ver son, 20 years ago. apparently watching last night. sixers legend tweeted, yes! after his old team earned the top pick. it was all about the weather before the phillies game. >> nbc 10 first meteorologists were there. talking with some young weather fans. >> okay. >> reporter: on a cloudy morning, skyforce 10 in the air, weather took the stage at home plate. >> i'm interested in hurricanes and stuff like that. >> reporter: today a big crowd, 11,000 kids from area schools came by the busload, fanatic about the weather on a field trip unlike any other. >> there's a bunch of different persons in the world about kids

like this is where they come from. >> reporter: towels in hand, students took the weather less son outside, hearing from glenn "hurricane" schwartz, sheena parveen, sharing weather floj by example. how do clouds swarm. how can a giant balloon forecast the weather. how does wind affect baseball in the air? >> it will go so far, fly to america. >> reporter: why do you like snow? because you could throw snowballs and stuff. >> reporter: from snowballs to baseballs, weather is a big deal. the crew looks at daily weather reports at 7:30 up in the end of the game. >> you need to know how to dress. if we're going somewhere, we want it to be sunny. if you want it to be raining, snow, you want to have the right

gear on. >> with storm force 10 at the ready the storms cleared a little for an afternoon ball game. fun fact, i asked the field crew what was the worst weather to deal with. first thing, game five of 2008 series remember all of that rain? some of the kids here weren't even born yet. >> looks like a packed house. >> thousands of kids and thousands of happy kids, too. everyone so excited. it was great. >> experiments went well? experiments went well. we get nervous when glenn starts pouring liquid nitrogen. he was fine. makes a luge cloud. kids got to see that. it cool to experience that and for us to explain how weather affects baseball. it was fan of theic.

thank you to the phillies and citizens bank park. great event. looking forward to it next year. even more kids next year. >> more sunshine. yeah, maybe more sunshine. started off cool and little bit of drizzle this morning when we started. but now we're looking at citizens bank park. the clouds have moved back. we did see sunshine as we were wrappi wrapping up with weather education day. parts of the area dealing with rain. overcast skies through philadelphia. rain back off to the west. it's mostly north and west. mostly through parts of the lehigh valley and some of the pennsylvania suburbs. looking at yellow shaded area showing us where some of the heavier rain is and green, lighter rain. upper montgomery, bucks county, berks county. yellow, showing us moderate rainfall. maiden creek as el and. reddi redding seeing light rain.

we have afternoon rain around maiden creek, also douglas seeing that, pennsburg, across 476. coopersburg seeing that more moderate rainfall, too. starting to look at upper bucks county, lehigh valley closer to allento allentown. we'll watch this through the rest of the evening. mostly continue to stay north and west of philadelphia as it moves up towards new york. look back off to our west. we have a lot of dry air to the west. that's what will be heading our way as we go into tomorrow. tomorrow will be better even than today. we are at 70 in philadelphia. most of the area sitting in the 60s, especially where we see rain midst to low 60s. 68 in society hill. west mt. airy. 70 fox chase. 67 degrees. 69 winchester park. comfortable this afternoon now that we've seen it.

future weather. picking up on the rain north and west of philadelphia. tonight we could see more showers overnight. by 9:30, we'll see better conditions. through the afternoon, passing clouds can't rule out a couple of sprinkles. but all in all, more in the way of sunshine with warmer temperatures. and we go into friday, better looking day friday, sunshine, mid-70s. oends of the week looks fantastic. saturday, watching area of low pressure approaching. by noon saturday, rain should be in part of new jersey, delaware, moving up through the area to start the weekend. tomorrow, temperatures low 70s. just about partly cloudy skies to mostly sunny. phoenixville 71. west chester 71. mt. airy, 71 tomorrow. fairmount 72. 72 hatten field.

70 in trenton, closer to the shore, cooler. delaware, not looking bad, 71. wilmington, more sunshine. dover 68. rehoboth beach mid-60s. forecast is always scrolling at the bottom of the screen. mashed, french fries? >> sweet potatoes, bring it on. >> new research shows you might want to limit your intake. >> i hope they don't say anything bad about the sweet poe taters. summer slowdown. what philadelphia international is doing to avoid scenes like this at our airport and what travelers can do to speed up the wait. good samaritans to the effort. the team effort it took to pull a driver from his flaming suv.

a race that got off to a rocky start. you have to see the end and how she rebounded. >> a look at the closing bell.

you need to pull it over, sir. we cannot keep doing this. somebody's going to get hurt. >> the ambulance is on the move but the guy behind the wheel stole it. police chased him through the streets of seattle saturday.

he jumped out of a hotel window and stole the ambulance when it showed up to take him to the hospital. he does pull over and surrender. take a look at this dash cam video from alaska. an officer pulls up as an suv burns in the backdrop. the driver is trapped as the flames spread. watch and listen as the officer and several bystanders work together to rock the car and free the driver. >> go, go. >> a huge team effort, after several pushes the driver is able to pop out through the sunroof. he credited the group's quick thinking and teamwork with saving his life. remarkable how they all came together like that, quickly, without thinking. >> adrenaline sets in, i think, at that point. >> speaking of adrenaline, celebrating a century by breaking a world record.

>> you saw her, 100-year-old woman, marking her birthday running 100-meter dash. it took the retired teacher, she's okay, with a banded-aid o his chin, teaching students and crowds a lesson, broke the record for the fastest 100 meter dash by a person over 100 years old. >> we'll have some trials and something that get in your way but you don't let it get you down. get up, go again. >> words of wisdom there that we can all live by. check out the victory dance. she's amazing. by the way, took her over 45 seconds to complete the dash. previous record was nearly two minutes. >> wow! she was moving really well. >> i want that energy. >> walking, running, dancing.

>> great. >> skin was smooth, too. beautiful. >> okay. to a problem here. new mattress, led to problems for a south jersey couple. splurged to get a good night's sleep. >> helping other people deal with the same problem. the new farmer's market location for city dwellers to get fresh produce this summer.

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a mattress retailer went above and beyond after nbc 10 responds gets involved. >> the mattress started causing more sleepless nights than restless ones. harry hairston got to work

helping them out. >> there's nothing better than helping you, our viewers. and it's the help involving a better night's sleep, that's even better. >> reporter: john and his wife, virginia, splurged on the $1500 mattress back in november 2014. but just 16 months later, they started having issues with the bed. >> sagging all down. we got a big rip here on the side. >> reporter: he's not sleeping well anymore. >> i feel like i'm in a gully. >> reporter: they called to ask about the ten-year warranty they were told about when they bought the mattress but the couple but was told they didn't qualify because their bed frame did not have a center support slat. >> look at this space. both sides. >> reporter: the couple says they didn't know about the slat requirement, and they tell us they never got a copy of the warranty explaining the details. >> 1500 out of the window. >> reporter: that's when he called nbc 10 responds.

we got to work calling and did find that the warranty clearly states, the need for a center slat. but just a few weeks later, sleep-ease steps up. >> watch your step. >> reporter: with a new slat under the bed and our camera rolling, a brand-new $1500 mattress arrived. free of charge. >> my man, harry! yeah, he's happy. ready to sleep well. the office wants all of the customers to be completely satisfied. and thanks to nbc 10 responds for the opportunity to resolve this issue. bottom line here, whenever you buy something with a warranty, read the fine print. you might not be covered. if you don't receive all of the paperwork you need, ask the company to send you everything in writing. we'll add the cost here of that 1550 to our total amount which is 15,664.

this is one of the stories that we were able to be there when everything came together. when we're not there, we like nbc 10 responds cam. >> love that. >> i thought you might like them. >> you're getting a lot of hugs out of the deal. when you make people happy and save them money, get a good deal, hugs. >> hugs cam. that's what we'll do next. >> hugs for harry. you have a consumer complaint, head to nbc10.com, click on the nbc 10 responds page, or call us 610-668-7377. coming up tomorrow, a woman keeps getting toll violation notices after she turns in her leased car. what you need to know if you get a toll violation notice, that's tomorrow "nbc 10 news at 4:00." baltimore judge will decide within days whether a

firefighter plays a part in freddie gray's death. closing arguments expected to begin in the officer's death. a member of the washington township fire department for a decade. he's the second of six to go on trial in the case. the unarmed man died last year. if convicted he could face up to 20 years in prison. nigerian soldiers found one of the school girls whose abduction triggered the bring back our girls campaignen the 19-year-old's uncle says she was found wandering in the forest. she's pregnant and traumatized but otherwise fine. after spending more than two years in captivity. she's the first of the 219 girls to be freed since boko haram's mass kidnapping. a pair of amazon facilities

will bring 2,000 jobs to new jersey. the two locations will open in the fall. it's building one in florence, that facility will employ more than 500 workers and second in middle sex county will create more than 150 jobs. amazon calls them fulfillment center. the giant has three in new jersey, including this one that opened in mercer county last june. it's that time of year for food stam stands and farmer's markets. a three-centuries old tradition but in a new location. new and old venders lines church street. next month the market will include pop-up venders and events as well as food trucks. long before their season starts eagles chalks up a win in northeast philadelphia. what we're talking about, several players held paint a new mural at the school.

also on hand to lend a hand. nice to see them out there. good work. >> who knew? new recall hitting a company that makes children's helmets. >> safety measure that could be hurting children. preserving history. special mission that brought this group of veterans back together again.

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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. >> of course they're supposed to protect your child. but the company that makes infant bicycle helmets create a choking hazard. recalling thousands of the schwinn no pinch buckle helmets. the buckle on the chinstrap can come loose. love for potatoes could increase your risk for high blood pressure. researchers studied more than 200,000 adults to four or more severings of potatoes a week. they are likely to develop

hypertension. you should pass the potatoes and choose nonstarchy vegetables to lower blood pressure. but when you see the fries looking that good, it's hard. four servings is a lot. >> maybe a little bit of sweet potatoes. >> sweet potatoes always a good thing. >> a new museum that will open later will preserve the history of sailing ships. >> working to secure their place in that museum. reunion of korean and world war ii vets under way, serving on the nine sisters. shipyards in philadelphia, camden, built the vessels and the group gathered here working to build a permanent exhibit of the nine sisters. the exhibit will be housed at soon to be opened camden ship yard and maritime museum. >> the ships made in camden, the ships made in philadelphia, changed the history of the world, and people should know that. >> the camden shipyard and

maritime museum is slated to open in september. well, we do have rain on the radar. coming up, where that's heading and more sunshine in the forecast before kind of a rainy weekend with your neighborhood weather next.

two days after president obama awarded robert wilson medal of valor, the city of philadelphia honored him as well. >> lauren mayk was there and spoke with wilson's grandmother and sister. >> reporter: in a room full of officers, this moment was about the one who wasn't there. on the screen, pictures of sergeant robert wilson, watching his family. >> we miss him every day, it hurts everyday, and you know, just knowing that this city's

still here, not going to forget him, kind of heals the wound but it's never going to go away. >> reporter: she is robert older sister. ceremonies like this bring back that moment, when her brother walked into the store, put his life on the line and didn't come home. >> knowing my brother, i knew his character, knew who he was, and it's just that he had to pay the cost of his life for being who he was. that's the only part that makes it hard. >> reporter: when they remember him, there are splils and there are tears. >> we try every day. we think of him and tears come back. but that's go fog happen. >> reporter: constance wilson is his grandmother. >> always in our mind, always in our hearts. now, your nbc 10 first first alert weather with meteorologist sheena parveen. >> well, today, not too bad.

you don't need sunshine to pick strawberries. nbc 10 here, this little girl gathers up fruit under cloudy skies but it was not pouring rain. i'm sure she had a great time. we did see the sun break out this afternoon. so now, temperatures have warmed up a bit. philadelphia coming in at 69 degrees now. pennsylvania's suburbs 63. south jersey, 68. and along the shore, not too bad either with drier conditions. today in the low 60s. mid-50s in atlantic city. but with your neighborhood weather you can see the big temperature difference. wood bin 68. cape may point 60. 62 upper township. 56 in atlantic city. 66 in mays landing. cooler along the water in atlantic city. for the most part, most of the area in the 60s. radar now, we have rain up towards the north and west across the lehigh valley, upper montgomery, bucks county. most of this is fairly light but it is pretty steady, near

franconia, pottstown, 476 into the lehigh valley near allentown, 78. we'll watch the rain as we go through the next few hours. i think it will start to move out but we can't rule out overnight light showers. now looking at closer parts of upper bucks county, montgomery county, you see it across 476. steady light rain isn't for everybody. ing looking at dry conditions. now off to the west. we only see dry conditions. over the past several days we look off to the west and we see rain heading our way. but that shows you that we're going to be set up with more sunshine as we go into tomorrow. and even more sunshine as we go into friday. so, here's a look at future weather that rain could hang around as we go overflight tonight. fairly light. by tomorrow morning, drying conditions through the afternoon, a lot more in the way of sunshine. passing clouds around. but then we go into friday, even better. so we just keep improving each

day. tomorrow and more sunshine friday. this is 12:30 friday afternoon. it's going to be a really nice day. sunny, dry, temperatures in the mid-70s. look what happens into the weekend. clouds come back. noon saturday, we'll have an area of low pressure to our south. rain around washington. south jersey and delaware by noon saturday. should be seeing rain moving in and see it move through the rest of the area throughout the day saturday. so we do have kind of a rainy forecast for part of your weekend depending where you live. neighborhoods tomorrow, not looking rainy. mostly low 70s. if you're in philadelphia, queenville, 72. pennsylvania suburbs, easton coming in 69 through the lehigh valley. new jersey, hatten field, 72. along shore, atlantic city coming in at 62 tomorrow with more sun. and if you're in delaware, dover, 68 your high tomorrow. weekend forecast. tomorrow looks nice and sunny. or friday i should say.

tomorrow looks good. friday looks sunnier. mid-70s. then look at your saturday. we have rain moving in that's going to hold temperatures down to around 60. and we go into your sunday. rain will be here for parts of the area in the 60s. but we do have rain stay in the forecast for the weekend. closer look at neighborhood weather forecast coming up. we've seen the lines at places like chicago, o'hare airport. a lot of people worried about wait times at airport heading into the summer vacation season. >> with rainy, dreary weather, people looking to get out of town. what can travelers expect at philly interflnational. we sent monique braxton to find out.

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record number of travelers expected to fly to summer vacation destinations. group airlines for america predicts more than 231 million passengers will fly between june and august this year. that's up 4% from last year. groups calling on the tsa to hire and train more staffers to alleviate screening delays at checkpoints. u.s. air carriers say long lines and delays, not their problem. they turned down the latest federal request to temporarily drop checked baggage fees to reduce the number of carry-ones. homeland security says baggage screening slows the process but the airlines say tsa should focus on better staffing and screening equipment. as people in our area get ready for their trips, we wanted to find out if tsa problems are playing out in philadelphia

international. >> unscientific assessment, early morning flights the longest but that's just me. more on what travelers can expect when they head to the airport. >> atlanta is very busy, congested, not only having some construct work also which is adding to their woes. >> reporter: but he doesn't have that challenge when flying out of international airports. lunchtime lines at checkpoints moving smoothly. seeing long lines at other airports across the country was d distu disturbing. >> leaving at 3:30, figured to get here as early as i could. >> reporter: a spokesperson says, right now, they're suggesting passengers arrive two hours early for domestic, three hours for international travel. but that could change when

summer travel begins memorial weekend. >> there's a call each morning between the airlines and tsa staff and airport to learn about flight loads so the tsa can move its staff. >> reporter: we've learned the airlines have employees to walk alongside the lines when it's extremely busy, to give passengers an idea of their wait time. >> peak times are early in the morning, starting at 5:30 in the morning, and going going to 8:00 a.m. and into the early evening. >> reporter: there are seven terminals, it's easier to shift tsa workers to busier terminals. others got precertified by tsa. >> i went, i applied, two weeks turn around checking in with tsa precheck. >> i tsa precheck was closed at terminal i was flying out of. i went over to the other

terminal. good to be flexible. >> "nbc 10 news at 5:00" is next. >> next on "nbc 10 news at 5:00," why former governor ed rendell's raising eyebrows with something he said about women. >> a boy in delaware has unusual encounter on his way to the bus stop. >> he says it was big. my youngest son says the size of a car. >> it was a bear. what the boy and the bear did next. a few showers, when those will move out and sunshine before the week's over, straight ahead.

caught on camera, how the traffic stop led to charges against a local officer. plus, did ed rendell go too far? voters weigh in after the former pennsylvania governor makes a comment about, quote, ugly women. first, allowing booze on the boardwalk. atlantic city goes outside the box and hopes of adding more tourists to the troubled resort. nbc 10 news at 5:00 starts right now. city leaders meeting to discuss allowing alcohol on the boardwalk. >> ted greenberg has more from city hall. >> i like to cruise from place to place. >> reporter: with a drink in her hand, soon that could be legal on atlantic city's boardwalk. >> it's good, like vegas.

>> reporter: tonight, leaders in the seaside city are set to hold a preliminary vote on a plan that would be a first for a jersey shore boardwalk during a summer trial run, people 21 or older would be allowed to consume alcoholic drink in an open plastic container on the wooden way, between albany and metropolitan avenues. >> more convenient, you know, if you paid for it, be able to check out all of the other casinos. >> reporter: council members believe the concept would help bring more millennials to town and build foot trafficen the drinks could only be sold by businesses with liquor licenses adjacent to the boardwalk. not everyone is on board. >> could make for a looser environment things could go wrong, more fights, maybe. >> i don't think it's going to draw more people in. i think it's going to create more problems. >> reporter: city leaders are confident 30 new state-funded seasonal police officers would help keep the