where the mayor is addressing her political future right now. >> i can tell you nbc 10 has confirmed the mayor is moments away from coming out of city hall and making that announcement official. she will step to the microphone in front of a number of people. you can see the cameras have gathered as well as residents here. she will not seek a third term as the mayor. >> her job is maybe the toughest in america. . >> reporter: she's not backed down from her motto that camden will rise. >> my heart is full. we'll miss her greatly. >> residents who lost loved ones on dangerous streets. residents who couldn't get jobs. >> since e we could point to one thing, she's uplifted the spirit of the city.

>> residents like william and butler who chose to move to camden and pursue a dream from the heartlands of iowa. >> there were robberies in the neighborhood. there were break ins. >> but the break tlu happened on her watch. stabilizing city finances from bad credit to the new home of subaru and the 76ers practice facility. >> her legacy is revitalization of cam deb city. not only in terms of the economic development that we have seen $2 billion worth of private investment in the city and the creation of those jobs, but community policing. >> the creation of a regional police force in 2013 drew president obama's recognition taking camden from one of the most dangerous cities to a community policing model. obama added ink to the artwork for the historic visit. >> we want people moving here

and enjoying city. >> camden is far from picture perfect, but it's finally thriving here in camden city all because the mayor listened and loved during her tenure. we'll have more coming up on nbc 10 news at 6:00. for now, i'm sydney long, nbc 10 news. a a father charged with culling his 3-month-old son. he was found unresponsive. officers were resuscitated him but he died last week. the cause of death is head trauma. he's charged with murder and endangering the welfare of a child. chris christie met with president trump in washington today to talk about his new job. christie is leading a white house commission to battle opioid addiction.

during the emotional roundtable discussion, this initiative is important to every family in every state of the country. christie said both he and the president agree that addiction is a disease that can be treated. >> people make mistakes. the people who make the mistakes of drug use, we can't throw their life away. >> new jersey is dealing with a rise in drug overdose deaths that have surpassed murders and car accidents. now to sentencing day in the bridgegate case. a judge sentenced two of chris christie's former aids for their roles in closing lanes on the george washington bridge. about two hours ago, bridget kelly was given 18 months behind bars. the bridge was closed to punish a mayor who didn't endorse his reelection bid.

now to scary moments today in washington. a a traffic stop ended in it gunfire steps from the u.s. capital around 9:30 this morning. a woman hit a police cruiser while trying to flee a traffic stop. she nearly hit an officer in the process. a a brief pursuit followed and the officers fired shots while attempting to arrest the suspect. no one was hurt. the case against a suspected killer accused of murdering a grandmother on christmas eve will go to trial. it was december 24th when someone gunned down the 81-year-old in the south philadelphia corner store she and her husband owned for more than 40 years. during today's hearing the victim's grandson. testified that last may he and his ex-girlfriend stole a gold chain from a known drug dealer and pawned it for drug money. the defense claims if they wanted revenge, they could have done it in the months right after the theft. >> it's ab emotional case. we have nothing but respect for the victim's family.

by the same token, it's not going to be any better to have the wrong person convicted of a crime he didn't commit. >> surveillance video was from the neighborhood that shows the suspect walking to his car a block away from the corner store the day of the murder. the defense contends the video is not clear. rosemary will have a live report at 6:00. more breaking news. in the past few minutes, police held a news conference about a teacher's aid accused of bringing a gun to school. investigators say 32-year-old dominic jordan brought a gun to the middle school.

>> what happens if that child gets ahold of that gun. >> jordan is charged with possession of a firearm on school property. >> a smoking cell phone is to blame for a classroom evacuation. investigators say the phone was inside a student's bag when it started smoking. officials cleared the tloor as a precaution. no injuries were reported. the hunt is on tonight for a man accused of torching two cars in south philadelphia. this is surveillance video from south 19th street. it was taken around 2:00 a.m. on march 13th. the arson suspect walks through a parking lot with a gas can and minutes later the cars were on fire. you can see the man running away tr the area. now to our first alert weather. we have seen plenty of sunshine today. we may even made it to 60 today in parts of the region.

>> a question for you. is this the real start to spring? >> it does feel like it today. we're going to get another one tomorrow. not quite as warm as today. things slide down. it was close to 60. . 62 was our official high out there today. beautiful sunshine across the city. what a spectacular evening we're going to have. we're going to drop into the 40s. prior to that, you'll have plenty of time to enjoy the glorious 50s across the area. right now it is 61 in philly. the winds are coming in out of the north at 9 miles per hour with gusts to 22 miles per hour. that was probably the only caveat about today. a little bit on the breezy side. the beams are sweeping the not picking anything up on the radar. that's the good news. it you don't want anymore rain, don't look at the screen. it's going to head through the midwest and pay us a visit by the end of the week. things are going to get ugly

with a lot of heavy rain, maybe even a few more claps of thunder. we're going to be waking up in the 30s in philly. making it into the mid-50s with plenty of sunshine. if we're in the suburbs, a low of 30s into the low 50s for tomorrow. lehigh valley in the low 30s making it into the low 50s. let's check out delaware and new jersey. you're going to start in the 30s and wind up in those low to mid-50s. a little cooler on the jersey shore because of winds coming in off the much cooler ocean water. we'll be back with your full forecast in a few minutes. >> thanks. >> the yumpen union received a letter from britain triggering two years of negotiations for the country's exit. the prime minister is asking to part ways from the nation block. . the people voted to leave nine months ago. it's a decision that divide the naugs and left 3 million citizens worried about their

future. >> we will control immigration to continue to attract the brightest and the best to work or study envision but manage properly so our immigration systems the national interests. >> here's why it matters to you 37 according to a report, billions of u.s. dollars could be at stake. the united states directly invests in the eu and even a a small disruption to the partnership could have a significant impact on our country's trade. >> the dow is in the red again. dropping 42 points a at the close of today session. yesterday the dow snapped an eight-day losing skid, the longest sloff since 2011. the nasdaq were both up. health and human services secretary tom price is on the hot seat in washington today. he was asked about the failed republican bill to e repeal and replace obamacare. today during a hearing ob

capitol hill, price said the current law harms americans, but would not say what the administration's next move would be. this just in. the first daughter will officially become a employee. ivanka trump has been named assistant to the president. she previously said she would serve as an informal adviser to her father. the white house released a statement saying they are pleased ivanka trump has chosen to, quote, take this step in it her unprecedented role as first daughter and in it support of the president. women from around the world who stand up against violence and injustice were honored at the state department today. melania trump presented the secretary of state's international women of courage award. the first lady says she sells their bravery and the world must join their fight. >> we must declare that the era allowing brow tallty against women and children is over. while affirm iing that time for

empowering women around the world is now. >> a activists from peru received awards. . help for hacking victims. the personal information for 250,000 users of a state job website may have been impacted be i a data breach. the website is is for the american job link alliance. now delaware's department of labor has a call center to help victims of that breach. that number is listed on our nbc 10 app. the site offering three years of free credit reports for anyone affected. 37. next at 5:00, new details on a missing mother's cold case. also at 5:00, seeing a new tune in north philadelphia. the new changes heading to broad street. tossed from your bed. the strong storms that blew a house down. a new shade of green for the birds. next a possible jersey change for the tld eagles.

a family's refusal to give up hope. he vanished in june 2014. trader was 33 when she was last seen outside her home in delaware. a neighbor told plus he saw her being carried tr her home and forced into her car. . a silver acura, her family is asking people to keep an eye out for the mother of three.

they think she's a victim of human trafficking. there is a $30,000 reward from the fbi for information that leads to trader. she's 5'6" with brown hair and brown eyes. the tsa is trying to figure out what's in a mysterious material that hurt three agents today. >> a hazardous material was found on a carry-on bag. the bag was taken away and terminal check points are open. the agents are being e vl waited. a dangerous high speed stunt caught on camera. the passenger of a truck driving a los angeles highway climbs out of the window, hangs on the side of a truck and dances. the passenger in a nearby car recording says she could not believe the risk that man was willing to take. >> if you see someone doing something stupid, you pull out your phone and record it. >> the man safely climbed back into that truck. troopers say what he did is is illegal. he could face tickets for not

wearing a seat belt and not being seated in a a moving car. wicked winds sends a sleeping man on to a front lawn. parts of north texas were slammed with storms early this morning. 95 mile per hour winds damaged homes. the winds blew down the wall of a home as he slept inside. he was taken to the hospital. the weather service says there's no evidence of a a twister, but those wind speeds are found in ef-1 tornadoes. seeing a monster from space. nasa released video from above a cyclone that hit australia. >> it was a category 4 storm, one below the most dangerous level. it brought high winds and heavy rainfalls yesterday. one man also hurt in that storm. turning to our weather. let the sunshine fool you. we are expecting more rain on the way. >> nbc 10 meteorologist glenn

schwartz are in our weather center. those rain clouds moving in it. >> i want to be fooled. who else does? >> we have another day to be fooled before we get hit. >> i picked one of the weekend days to be my day to do things. you picked one. who picked the right one? >> i did. and i picked it weeks ago. >> i did. hush up you lucky man. we have some breezy winds out there. let's take stalk of where we have been. monday, 62 degrees. today, 61 degrees. tomorrow, 56 degrees. and then we tumble. friday back to 54. with that is going to come rain. you're going to need the umbrella and to pack your patience.

. let's look at the numbers. 61 in philly. that's as warm as we have been all day long. let's go to dover. just delightful around the area u. take a look at the beams sweeping the sky. it's basically a quiet day with high pressure in control. we really have very little in the way of anything. maybe a few clouds. we're starting to see those stream in. it's lake effect clouds coming off the great lakes. just starting to push in. that's the leading edge that brungs us rain. so here we go. we're going to be watching a few clouds through overnight tonight. for the most part, all eyes are focused on this bad boy out here. we're going to be watching as this marches in our direction. we'll be looking at winds that

will be turning and coming off of the ocean. so much colder along the jersey shore. they move in by tomorrow night. the morning commute may be soggy, but nothing compared to the evening and afternoon compute. friday we could have some thunderstorms with this. it's going to be pockets of heavy rain. as we watch this area of low pressure come marching across our area. because tomorrow is the day to focus on. we are going to actually see plenty of sunshine there. a few extra clouds up there. that's buzz of clouds streaming in ahad of this system. we have 50s. westchester at 54. we go into philly. we'll be looking at 56 in fairmont. if we head out to new jersey, 54 in hazardenfield. let's go to the shore. a little cooler because of the winds coming in off the ocean. atlantic city, 49. delaware, delightful 50s. we go beyond this and it all

goes down hull. i'm going to send it to you. >> my next day off. >> friday night, a pretty day. here's friday evening. that storm that we were talking about, it's all about that storm and how quickly it moves out. so what kind of start it to the weekend. this model has it raining friday night and sbo early saturday. still a lot of clouds around during the day. but then it moves out and later during the day saturday a little bit of sunshine. showers generally in the morning. all that keeps the temperature down a little bit. then on sunday, we get loads of sunshine. and that allows temperatures to get into the 60s for most of us. 58 degrees for the lehigh u valley. that's one really nice day. and the ten-day forecast shows

the heavy rain on friday. the morning showers saturday. nice weather on sunday. but then look what happens. we have another storm coming in monday night and into tuesday with potentially some more heavy rain. we are in this kind of a wet pattern, which times out to not exactly coincide with the phillies home opener. >> i said it's going to be a great day. >> somewhere it will be a great day. >> many viewers may not know this. . my first job in this business was her first job. that was so exciting to sit next to you. tv world. next at 5:00, safety changes at walt duz knee world.

the new way to get through security. a medical break tlu. a a fight for the most aggressive form of a certain disease. we are staying on top of breaking news. camden mayor redd just told a huge crowd she's not planning on running for a third term. this is a live look at that announcement right there. stay with us.

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eagles now wants to score with medical marijuana. also putting people to the test. a crash course on the dangers of drunk driving. erasing a a color from the box. crayola puts one color out to pasture. and coming up new on nbc 10 news at 6:00, she was the queen of philadelphia talk radio. now mary mason's fortune has been stolen. the person close to her police aring.

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right now at 5:30, north philadelphia is quickly becoming a main attraction. the hotel is reopening. and music fans rejoice. live nation is taking over broad street's metropolitan opera house. the growing attendance is shaping broad street in north philadelphia. brandon hudson joins us live from broad tonight. >> reporter: the change is happening off campus down this part of north broad. . people who work in the area told me a few years ago there was no reason to stop here. now it's a great time to tvs here. a few feet from where crews are revenn nating the hotel, we met the project manager.

>> i dream a lot. >> he plans to turn this building into a place that will house several different businesses. he's one of the pioneers leading change along north broad street. an area he once called home. >> you think about north broad. it's the greatest connecter of many different neighborhoods in philadelphia. there was just no reason to stop here. >> now there are several reasons to stop here. it opened two years ago. as more people move to the neighborhood, the customer base grows. >> we're try grow with the neighborhood. that's most important part is is just being whatever the neighborhood needs us to be as a brand. >> all this change happens a stones throw from temple university which was at one point in talks to build a new on campus football stadium. the revitalization progress continues. it's helped nonprofits like the

renaissance chrks is working on landscaping and live street camera initiatives. . >> everyone who utilizes is a stake holder. we want to make sure you're ebb gauged. >> i asked about the renovation into a concert is hall again. i'm told not too much could be said, but ab announcement is coming soon. new e details in an ongoing investigation into the former mayor's fund for philadelphia. the investigation had found almost $220,000 in questionable credit card purchases through accounts with the city run nonprofit. the controller says the former chairwoman could not provide any approvals for purchases that includes funding for former mayor michael nutter. >> it was a vip party and was former team, core team, inner

circle folks and all those who assisted on the 2007 campaign. >> now the city controller is calling on may u your nutter to may the money for that party. to the weather now. starting to warm up at the shore. this is a live look right now. we finally saw some relief from the rain. >> here's a look at what to expect tonight in the neighborhood. >> i'm dieing to go to the shore, but not on trid. it's going to be raining. look at this. we're going to see temperatures that are generally in allentown. 32 redding. we're going to see cooler temperatures off to the north and west. 37 overnight in philly. clear skies. we'll see 36 in wilmington. and 35 in trenton. . tomorrow when you wake up, we'll seety of sunshine as we head just toward the noon hour. so late morning, we're going to be in the 40s across the board. . we'll start to see these clouds

increase as the day wears on. by tomorrow evening, it looks like we'll be into the low to mid-50s unless you're out there right along the jersey shore. that's where we're going to see the 40s because of winds coming in off the cooler ocean water. tomorrow, a beautiful day. then friday has. i'll tell you about that when i come back. why spoil it all? new at 4:00, a high school scare. a student brought an air soft gun to the high school this morning. the school went into lockdown. police were called and detained that student. no one was hurt. now here's a look at some of the stories making head loins county by county across the region. in wilmington, a teen shot along north clay mont street died tr injuries overnight. the 18-year-old was killed and police say they need your help. so far they do not have a

suspect. to merser county, five were arrested and now facing charges in a trenton drug bust. state police raided three homes as part of month-long investigation. one on walnut avenue and two on jarvis place. they found weapons, a.m. moe and $26,000 in cash. a former eagles player is leading the charge to bring a medical marijuana grower to delaware county. shepard is the main investor in the group funding that project. he has perm nebt damage from his time on the field and wants to help people dealing with the same conditions. a lesson in the dangers of drugs and alcohol abuse today. universal technical institute hosted sober fest. the students participated in activities wearing drunk goggles including getting behind the wheel of a tricycle to simulate the effects of alcohol. a long-time philadelphia

business is closing. they retushished homes and restaurants. the owner posted after 15 years it was time for a fresh start. two companies bought the store's entire inventory. coming up next, treating ms. the new drug to help with the most aggressive u form of the disease. plus even more oscar changes following the big mistake this year. what's planned to prevent the repeat.

rabbis are gearing up for the opening of a new center today. it's a small scroll that reminds people of their jewish heritage. the center on montgomery avenue is set to open in april. in the lehigh valley, crayola will say good-bye to one of its colors. the kpan will retire one from a 24-count crayon box. no word on which color it is just yet. the company will make the announcement friday on facebook live for national crayon day. security changes at walt disney world starting monday. visitors will go through metal detectors and get their bags checked at the transportation and ticket center. this will effect most people staying in disney-owned hotels

and resorts and those using the ferries to enter the park. once they arrive at the gate, they will not have to go through security again. the temple university health center will accept medical insurance for thousand. they signed an extension that covers the next year and a half. new hope for people with the most serious type of m srs. today federal health official ace prove a new drug. . researchers say it cuts the number of relapses almost in half ask slows the progression of the disease. it could be available in a few weeks. flu season is over, but more people in delaware have died this season than in the past ten years. three more people died including an 83-year-old new castle county woman and a-year-old kent county one. that's 11 this flu season. it's an unpredictable disease and can impact people differently each year.

next at 5:00, sentencing day in the bridgegate scandal. we're live in new jersey as two of chris christie's former allies learn their fate. and we are going to be looking at temperatures that are going to be diving and then climbing and then a whole lot of rain is going to be on the way. coming up new at 6:00, mary mason made history as a radio host. her fortune has been stolen. who is now accused of taking nearly a million dollars from her. that's coming up at 6:00.

the final chapter in the bridgegaten scandal played out in a federal courthouse. >> two were sentenced to prison tr their to punish a mayor who refused to endorse christie in 2013. jay gray is live tonight outside the courthouse with details. >> reporter: authorities said it was a traffic study that caused traffic problems at the george washington bridge. instead prosecutors revealed it was a political power play carried out by members of christie inner circumstanle who time in federal prison.

>> heavy media traffic this morning. cameras and microphones focused on appointees of chris christie who were convicted of conspiracy. several lanes leading to the george washington bridge were shut down causing major traffic jams. part of a plot to punish a democratic mayor who refused to endorse christie a republican, during his reelection campaign. >> these two used their positions in the government, used government resources to settle a petty political score. >> the judge, quote, i regret more than anything that i allowed myself to get caught up in this. . i failed. he was sentenced to two years in prison, but 500 hours of community service. while kelly, the former deputy

chief of staff, faces 18 months behind bars. >> the fight is far from over. i will not allow myself to be the scapegoat in this case. >> reporter: the sentencing ends a three and a half year political scandal that damaged christie's reputation, brought down several members of his inner circle and analysts say derailed his run for the white house. >> now both say they are going to appeal these sentences today. as for christie, never charged in this case ask was recently tap ped by president trump to head a commission to combat opioid abuse. >> jay gray, thank you. today 200 kids from 20 philadelphia schools got to e show off their solutions to the world's toughest challenges. . this is the solution showcase. students spent eight weeks working on ways to fix issues in their community. the winning team will present

its work at a festival in colorado. the director and mayor were there to cheer the cuds on. >> saying good-bye to a music icon. george michael was laid to rest. a private funeral was held for the singer in london. family and close friends were there. michael died after natural causes as a result of heart disease and a fatty liver. he was found dead in it husband home on christmas day. he was 53 years old. a comedy pair is back together for an nbc reality show competition focused on craft making. amy poehler and nickoverman are teaming up for the project. it puts eight of the best all around craft makers against each other. offerman is known as a wood craftsman. a change is coming to this year's academy award show, but it's not something you'll see. . accountants for price water

house cooper will no longer be allowed to have cell phones. it comes in the wake of the best picture oscar flub at the show. you'll remember an employee tweeted a photo of emma stone back statement moments before hang oefrg the wrong enve is lope for best picture. we have your most accurate forecast. we have some changes. >> what a spectacular day. 61 degrees and lots of sunshine. still above average. the second half of the week, not so is nice. we'll go from sun glasses to umbrellas. it's the um brbrellas you're go to need on friday. you're watching the beam from the radar sweep the sky. it's all quiet here. not the case out to the west. we have a skplarge very vigorous storm system bringing severe weather. going to e eject coming a across the upper midwest and then settling in right across philly.

that happened on friday and early on saturday. and prior to that, we're going to inherit plenty of clouds from this. may move in late tomorrow. i think we'll get plenty of sunshine before the clouds start scooting in here. we're going to be looking at temperatures dumping off from the 50s and even 40s. we'll be right around the freezing mark. now what happens is we start to see clouds move in and rain is is still in the distance thursday at 5:00. temperatures make it sbo the mid-50s across much of the area unless you're along the jersey shore. going it keep you in the the s 40s. it will be tomorrow night and into friday morning that we see the rain start to move in. ignore the snow to the north. we could get a a little mixing

out toward mount pocono. it's too warm. this comes down as rain. in the morning, 8:30, the commute not too bad. but i think as we head through the middle of the day, we get into the afternoon. the evening commute, temperatures may make it into the low 50s across most of the area. we'll have plebty of claps of thunder. this lingers into very rl saturday morning. and then it's out of here saturday will be a day we see the clouds clear. let's focus on something great. how about the phillies. 59. this is a week from friday. this is the forecast going out. we'll break it down every day. winds out of the north at 15 miles per hour. could see a shower and also some sunshine. i'm going to focus on the sunshine. that's what i want to see. thsz what's going to happen. overnight, we are going to see mainly clear skies. we'll drop down pretty much sbo the 30s. maybe a few 40s out toward the jersey shore because the same ocean water is going to keep you warm tonight. for tomorrow, we're looking at the mid-50s. sunshine turning to clouds in the afternoon. just a little cool r towards the

jersey shore. you see the 40s. this is where thicks get interesting. . take a look. we're basically going to be starting off in the 50s for tomorrow. we'll see the clouds and the rain. low 50s on friday. saturday, 56 as we clear out sunday. back into the rain for tuesday. and for next friday, a a week from trid, we're hoping to get rid of the rain for the phillies. >> thank you for that. next at 5:00, bringing back the kelly green uniforms. what eagles fans think of the idea coming up next.

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good evening, ahead for us, the family business. ivanka trump's new white house job. she's joining her husband ask father and refueling the ethics debate. we take a look at the dangerous business of storm chasing after three chasers died yesterday while hunting a tornado. and a patient describes how a game-changing new treatment got her back on her own two feet. more when we see you tonight on "nbc nightly news." >> wohl see you at 6:30. the doubles were out. it was for day one of the school's two-stainability showcase. today the focus was on tree planting. officials with the project say

it's all about what we can do to help the stainability in our everyday lives. tomorrow they will hold a panel discussion and the dance dpaen is scheduled to perform. >> what's old is new again. eagles fans could see a a new color green again. >> the philadelphia eagles could go retroin the future throwing back to the old kelly green colored jerseys. the eagles owner said this week the team wants to bring back the fan favorite for an alternate jersey. >> the color defined a generation of eagles fans, bright kelly green jerseys officially tired in '96. >> kelly green just basely had been probably the most popular jersey i have ever felt like in philly. >> to this day he sells tons of kelly green gear. >> there's just this connection

with this color. i think that's why fans have been clambering for it for a long time. >> now the birds want to bring it back as an alternate jersey, but they are facing some you shallback from the nfl. >> so which can shade of green do eagles fans really want the? we came here to south philly to get reaction. >> personally, i love the old school green. it pops out more. >> fans like the unique shade and nostalgia it comes with. >> the eagles wore kelly green to their super bowl appearance and their 1960 nfl championship, but others say maybe this young team should be looking to the future. >> the uniforms is the last thing they should be looking at. >> the angriness, it makes us look mean.

>> want to be mean. >> nbc 10 news at 6:00 is next. >>. >> a philadelphia radio legend has 1 million dollars stolen from her. find out who police say is to blame for taking mary mason's fortune. i want the death penalty for him. i'm sorry. >> the family of a grandmother murdered inside her south philadelphia store sees the is the in court today. we're inside for the emotional testimony next at 6:00. i'm tracking heavy rain chances for the end of your workweek and timing it out next in my most accurate forecast.

fortune stolen, who is accu accused of taking nearly a million dollars from philadelphia radio legend mary mas mason. plus white house gigs. a new job chris christie has scored as he gets back inside president trump's good graces. grandmother murdered inside her south philadelphia grocery store. today her family came face to face with her accused killer this in the courtroom.

>> what kind of animal does that. he walked in and shot her no reason. . >> frrestaurants say the suspec was after her grandson seeking revenge for a a piece of stolen jewelry. we were in the courtroom during hours of emotional testimony. tensions really boiled over today with the shouting match. what happened. >> the case will move forward to trial. the e emotions overflowed from the courtroom to the street after the judge decided that suspect will stand trial for the murder of 81-year-old marie buck. onis