how tillerson is giving his first official visit to moscow today. and a scene that's tough to swallow, children denied school lunches because their parents didn't pay up. they are putting an end to lunch shaming for good. right now at 11:00 break out the shorts and don't forget the sunscreen and your shades as well. we are enjoying a very warm day today. this was the scene.

it is feeling more like june than april. >> yeah. i haven't heard any complaints. look where temperatures are at. we are already considerably warmer than average for this time of year in philadelphia. we are at 70 degrees. i think we have more than 10 degrees to climb. we will start to see some increasing clouds. for now plenty of sunshine. nice conditions those wind speeds are all in the single

digits. yeah, right now it is clear. satellite would have that kind of gray overlay. there is no clouds to be seen across our entire area. it is allowing us to see sunshine. the question is how about breaking records? it is going to be a close call. these are currently set. most of them in the mid-80s. this is our forecast. it is 84 in philadelphia. it will tie the record for warmth. allentown looking to tie a record for warmth. atlantic city not quite as close. why? winds are coming on shore. it picks up cooler ocean air and as a result lower but very nice along our shore point. coming up in a few minutes we'll talk more about the warmth of today and then the cool down in the next few days. we'll look at the ups and downs throughout the entire ten day in just a bit. >> all right. we'll see you then.

pamela osborne is live where kids couldn't wait to get up and get outside today. some kids don't even like going outside. this is a win-win. >> reporter: oh, yeah. take a look. you can see a lot of kids out here. a lot of people are just getting out for the day. some of them have already been out for hours. it is spring break. school may be out but a soccer camp has been in session since earlier this morning. we also talked to families who say it feels good to get out of the house and enjoy warm weather for a change. we talked to mia. she is a third grader. she is on break right now. here is what she thought when she woke up first thing this morning. >> it is kind of cool because it was so cold like earlier. now it's so hot. >> reporter: what are your plans today? >> i think we have going to go outside a lot.

>> reporter: it was nice and warm in the 80s, nothing but sunshine and then the nice cool breeze. if you haven't already, just take a walk outside and enjoy a little bit of paradise right here at home. nbc 10 news. >> you must have brought the weather with you from that island. police trying to track down a person who shot and killed a man on brown street overnight. bullets hit the 34-year-old man several times. two men in the hospital after a drive by shooting. police were called to colorado street this morning. they found two men in their 50s with gunshot wounds. they say someone shot at them and the men are both listed in

stable condition. and in south jersey police are looking for the person who shot and killed a man in a millville street. police say a man was shot and killed as he stood near a car. another vehicle and a house were also hit by gunfire. there are no suspects. and a block of 17th street is shut down after a chunk of the street caved in last night. 17th closed between walnut and locust. they tell us a water pipe connected to a fire hydrant broke and then it caused the street to cave in. the water department is making repairs this morning. they hope to have the street reopened later this afternoon. a warning for drivers who use ez pass lanes. drivers could face added delace. it is closed until noon then the

southbound lanes will be closed for routine maintenance. and time for a check on the roads with francesca ruscio . where are you starting right now? >> we are starting here westbound. we have been seeing crawling traffic for the last hour and a half or so. so it is improving. earlier we saw delays up to an hour. so for example we are starting to see a lot of these starting to improve aside from the expressway. we were talking about from walnut to locust. we'll be seeing very slow traffic throughout rest of the day. an alternate will be 18th to market. again, be very mindful of that closure. the freeway looks pretty good. improving conditions. this is northbound.

again, average speeds and average travel times. let's take a look. improving conditions southbound. it will take you 15 minutes improving for northbound as well. back over to you. >> thank you. closing arguments are expected tot in the trial of three teenaged girls accused in the death of a delaware high school student. the teens decided not the testify yesterday. one of them accused of attacking amy joyner. amy died of cardiac arrest shortly after the fight. the medical examiner ruled the death a homicide. expected to get an earful this evening over a plan to close milford middle school. they are holding a public hearing. they are fighting to close a $4.7 million budget deficit. the superintendent wants to

merge is schools students. up to 50 teachers and other staff would be furloughed. final decision won't be made until the summer. a new bridge will be up just in time for music fest. the bridge that crosses has been shut down since last summer. in its place will be a new metal bridge. it runs from august 3rd to the 14th. it brings thousands to bethlehem. new work should be completed in june. giving russia an ultimatum, he arrives in moscow in the first visit to russia as a top u.s. diplomat. and later appetite for destruction, no more embarrassment, the state that's putting an end to lunch shaming once and for all. take a look all the way down to the shore. low 70s heading to the 80s.

we have to head back to reality. more seasonal temperatures in the forecast. we'll take a look at when that happens coming up.

the u.s. demand that russia choose between the u.s. or syrian leader. secretary of state is now in russia to meet with officials there. bill has details from moscow. secretary of state has landed in russia.

he is now here in moscow. he was met at the airport by officials from the foreign ministry where he will be tomorrow. he'll come with some tough words for russia but seeing some tough talking from president putin this morning. he has said that the situation in syria reminds him of iraq in 2003 and u.s. claims that iraq had weapons of mass destruction because the chemical weapons attack in syria last week he would like the u.n. to investigate. most startlingly of all he said russia had information that more chemical weapons attacks including to discredit president assad. mr. putin didn't say who is planning those attacks or what his sources are but tough sources and tomorrow tillerson

will tell that russia should drop support for the syrian leader who according to many western foreign ministers they describe president assad as toxic. rush the stage is set for challenging things here tomorrow. back to you. >> bill reporting from moscow. president trump is promising a good trade deal to china in exchange with the north korea crisis. the president tweeted. the president made clear his hope that china will pressure its neighbor and close ally to stop the nuclear program. he hammered china for reporting more goods than it imports. another member of the trump cabinet will be touring part of the u.s. mexico border today.

jeff sessions will be in arizona. it is to deliver the key address and chiefs of police conference. 11 people injure until a school bus crash in south florida. a 14-year-old suffered dramatic injuries. ten others suffered minor injuries. one car was also involved. police don't know what caused the accident. we are learning this morn about a deadly shooting in san bernardino, california. a man shot and killed his estranged wife and a student before turning the gun on himself. >> reporter: a shooting call from inside a special needs classroom. the first reports of chaos inside north park elementary school. he killed his wife in front of her young students. within seven minutes police storming the school, evacuating

over 500 terrified students. while their desperate parents waited for word. there were 15 students inside the classroom. two children were hit. eight-year-old jonathan martinez died from his wounds. a nine-year-old in stable condition and another one traumatized by what they witnessed. >> i saw blood across the room. i ran as fast as i could and i lost a shoe. >> reporter: anderson did check in saying he needed to drop something off for his wife. >> it wasn't visible until he came into the classroom. >> san bernardino coming together in the face of violence. family members say she volunteered teaching children at her church. investigators looking into the criminal history of ander son

saying he had an assault charge and weapons charge but those were later dismissed. nbc news. there's a lot of clean up to be done today across parts of the upper peninsula of michigan. severe weather swept across the area yesterday. gusts clocked at 80 miles per hour. trees came down, power lines were snapped and thousands were without power. live cameras looking outside. a beautiful day out there. blue skies over east erern pennsylvania. a few clouds will build in. overall still a lot of sun creeping into the afternoon. same deal in new jersey. you see a very nice short of the shore. starting to feel like the weather. we have a ten day that is pretty good in terms of temperatures though they do start to fall in the next few days. here is where we are right now.

we are climbing still. we are at 74 degrees. really nice outside. if you weren't able to get outside yesterday you can sneak it in today. we go from our philadelphia neighborhoods over to the lehigh valley. i wanted to show off these numbers. a lot of times these were our cold numbers. cooks town checking in at 70. up to 76 here. so overall across the map we are talking from north to south our entire viewing area very comfortable conditions today. all of this warmer than average as well. these are temperatures that we are climbing to are typical in june, not in april. not a lot to track. no rain or clouds for us. the difference is the last couple of days i have also said,

hey, look, there is nothing any where close. now there is. check out this line of rain that's starting to move into the northwest part of pennsylvania. for the most part this is going to weaken and slowly track our direction. there won't a lot left but there will be more clouds tonight into tomorrow as well as a cool down. chilly and 84 on our tuesday. mostly sunny conditions with some increasing clouds late in the day. we see a little more clouds at least to start on your wednesday. light spotty showers are possible. but this will be light rain at best. 74 degrees. down to mid-60s by thursday. in the suburbs very similar forecasts. could see spotty showers on our wednesday especially in the morning. today still looks like mid-80s for the lehigh valley. low to mid-60s by thursday. today 83 degrees for new jersey. the shore will be cooler mid-80s

for delaware but same deal more close to average by thursday with very light chances of rain. here is the hour by hour. we are starting here at the 11:00 a.m. hour. scattered clouds starting to cross the area. a few more clouds rolling in. a few more showers and more moderate rain. most of this is in the north and west. it could pass by into philly. you can see most of it weaken. we clear out with sun later in the day on wednesday. we'll talk more about your easter weekend coming up in the next half hour. >> all right. thank you. he is one of the most controversial figures in all of sports. while he may never get the call from the hall phillies are getting set to honor him in a big way this summer. plus, can't fall asleep? it might be in your jeans.

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mixed reaction to the news. >> supposed to be an exclusive club. i think it was the right way. >> rose spent five seasons with the phillies leading them with two world series. larry bowa says he is excited about this announcement. >> these people love the way he played. he is a blue collar player. i don't think that record of hits will ever be broken. >> last year rose's original team also added to add him to their wall of fame. krystal klei is tracking our warm april weather as well as the easter weekend forecast. and the backlash continues after this video surfaced showing a united airlines passenger being dragged off of an overbooked flight, why the heavy airlines is removing the

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it's a picture perfect day. temperatures lab little cooler. we have live team coverage of this warm april day. pamela osborne is hanging out. will we'll start with krystal klei. another gorgeous day. >> that's right. pamela is out enjoying the weather. the temperatures are just perfect right now. they only going to be climbing. i prefer 80s myself. that's where we are going later on. sheer where we right now. this is a range that's very small.

we are all getting in on the good weather. we are at 70 in philadelphia, 71 in dover. 72 in atlantic city. in the afternoon i don't think temperatures will warm quite as much as they are inland. it means for a lot of us we are picking up warm air but if it's moving the cooler ocean in it is going to keep temperatures a bit more at bay. regardless, it's nice for everyone. clear as can be. you can see clipping the corner some clouds. that is nowhere near us right now. we keep the sunshine in the forecast for much of today. into this evening and tomorrow we are watching this line of rain. right now it looks a little nasty. as it moves through into early tomorrow we are talking very light spots of rain and that's

at best. today a recap, mostly sunny, how about records in areas or near records? we'll take a closer look at that coming up in a few minutes. we'll talk about the cooling of tomorrow and we'll look at that easter weekend forecast. there is a possibility of showers returning. >> thank you, krystal. pamela osborne is live at one of the township's local parks. pam, how is it looking? >> reporter: it is looking pretty full. school is out. it's spring break. a perfect day for a picnic. kids soaking up the sun here in afternoon. we saw a soccer camp in session. we also talked to families, z t adults that were enjoying it. they say it feels good to get outside and enjoy this warm weather. >> i can't take it. there is only so much you can do

to entertain them. >> you couldn't ask for better weather. >> reporter: and even the dogs were running around loving these temperatures. if you haven't already this is my challenge for you today, step outside of your office, maybe give a little walk around and get outside and enjoy this warm weather because it is wonderful. i'm pamela osborne, nbc 10 news. and checking out headlines this morning, police trying to track down a person who shot and killed a man overnight. bullets hit the man several times. they believe he was targeted. the block of 17th and center city is shut down after a chunk of the street caved in last night. they tell us a water pipe connected to a fire hydrant. they hope to have it reopened later this afternoon. >> tillerson arrived in moscow.

the militant group, it's not sure how the u.s. will respond. he admitted he is guilty. the lawyer said he is barred by the court from saying anything more. the suspect was arrested hours after the attack. >> he allegedly drove a stolen beer truck outside the store last friday. 15 people were injured. the prosecutor said they are working to determine if he acted alone. the pope says he has no plans to cancel his. egypt is under a state of emergency. the open will be here for mill

28th. an ohio police officer off the street after he is caught on video kicking a handcuffed suspect in the head. this is video. it shows officer zachary rosen kicking the man in the face. the man allegedly threatened to shoot people before he was arrested. he is one of two officers involved in the shooting get of green. a grand jury declined to incidi rosen and another officer for that shooting. the head of united airlines, a passenger was forced off of a plane because of overbooking. that video went viral, take a look. [ screaming ] >> oh, my god. >> oh, my god. no. >> oh, my god. >> my god. what are you doing? >> when no one volunteered to get off of sunday's flight

passengers were chosen at random. this man was ripped out of his seat. the man ignored repeated requests to get off the plane and it made it necessary to call airport police. passengers were very upset. >> the passenger hit his head on the armrest next to him, knocked him out. he got all bloody on his face then they pulled him off the plane. >> i have to go home. i have to go home. i have to go home. >> they say employees followed procedures. the department of aviation has placed at least one of the officers on leave pending a review. the department of transportation investigating to see if united airlines broke any rules. airlines are allowed to bump pansz j passengers. passengers who know the rules

could make some cash. they are able to bump a passenger if it arrives more than one hour after the original flight. the amount is based on the price of your ticket and how long you're delayed. the most a passenger can receive is 1350. you shoud know the airlines are required to give you a written statement of those rights. forget trying to make crawls mid-flight. he says he stands with those who value a moment of quiet at 30,000 feet. an effort was launched to get the ban lifted. the fcc originally adapted it in 1991 because of concerns on flight could jam communications. a scare in the sky over parts of southern california is caught on camera. you can see what's believed to be a meteor streaking across the sky. one woman who was even recording

herself, flashes are also reported. two people bint by sharks swimming off of south melbourne beach. first a woman was bit on the handme hand. she didn't need treatment. a couple of hours later a ten-year-old bitten on the calf. she was air lifted to a near by hospital for treatment. lunch scamming will no longer happen in one stale. new mexico outlawed schools from humiliating tactics. >> reporter: the new legislation outlaws lunchtime shaming. children in new mexico will no longer be denied food or singled out because their parents have fallen behind on cafeteria bills. >> you want to come over here and help? >> reporter: it happened to

hazel and her three sisters. >> it just made me feel more poor. >> i know a lot of kid haves had this happen to them. they were mortified. their parents just broken hearted over it. your kids come home mad and you feel like the worst mother in the world. >> with change being served up in new mexico this is not the only state. in arizona and this alabama kids were stamped with i need lunch money and others forced to wear wristbands after missed bills. the state senator singled out himself as a child. >> when i was a kid, you know, i had to mop the lunchroom floors, put tables down, had to pick tables up. i made mrs. ortiz and mrs.

jackson the ladies i knew so they made sure i ate. >> reporter: so states like texas and california are considering similar legislation. in new mexico the poverty rate is among the highest in the nation. >> we really need to stop humiliating children. it should not take a state or federal law to do that. what we need do is feed the children and work out the debt with the adults. >> reporter: this morning a new appetite for change and a growing call children shouldn't have to public stomach humiliation anymore. today philadelphia is launching the i buy black discount card. it would allow shoppers that go to black-owned businesses to get a 5 to 10% discount. organizers say it's a way to show your support and get a benefit for shopping there.

they will have a chance. oirpt officials apho -- and people who have multiple risk factors for heart disease may be susceptible for alzheimer's later in life. they tracked the weight, blood pressure and smoke habits of middle-aged adults. they had higher levels of brain proteins linked to alzheimer's disease 25 years later. >> new evidence finds men may benefit from blood tests after all. they previously recommended the test. african american men at high risk for the cancer. a new study sheds light on how many teens with autism are

getting their drivers license. driving is an important step towards independence. one in three teens with autism gets an intermediate license. they means they will be allowed behind the wheel without adult super vision. if you tend to be a night owl it may be in your dn anchts -- dn ancha. it keeps them on 24 and a half hour schedule. it is close to the 24 hour, 39 minute day. they feel like they are const t constantly jet lagged. how far would you go to help your friends? kevin and nicole were told they couldn't have children because nicole had a rare auto immune

disease. sean and leanna stepped out. she offered to be a surrogate for the couple. >> they didn't want anything in return. they just wanted us to be genuinely happy. >> they are now the proud parents of two month old twins. guess who are the god parents? sean and leanna. there is plenty of high flying fun and even juggling but these kids are learning important life lessons during this amaziing experience. we'll take you along for the adventure. we are sunny but watching this rain that may bring action to our area by tomorrow and potential for more rain by easter weekend. details are coming up.

the eagles already know who they will face. the birds will open up in green bay taking on the packers. week two against the bills then the dolphins and finish on the road against the jets. the eagles care summit

bringing together representatives from nearly 100 local nonprofits. we take a live look. groups are talking about working with sports teams to amplify their work in communities. did you ever want to join the circus? it is teaching us about the acrobatic acts you normally see under the big top. matt takes us there. >> reporter: on a beautiful sunny day these kids want to be inside doing something their friends probably are not. >> trapeze, rope as well as acrobati acrobatics. >> tricks of the trade forperfo. it is training for a career doing this. >> i fell in love with it. it is the one thing that stuck for me. >> reporter: >> it started seven years ago as

the tphiladelphia school in german town. >> i learned to get on top of a tap pe trapeze. it was super empowering for me. >> reporter: especially for kids that may not excel at more traditional sports. they are able to balance, climb with the end goal of boosting their confidence. >> it's a lot of fun. it's one of those things that you lose yourself in it. >> and come back with a story to tell. >> this awesome sense of accomplishment. i could hold my own weight in the air. it is amazing to be able to say that. >> reporter: the circus camp runs through the rest of the week. you could sign up for one day or all of them. it is $80 for day. it takes years of practice to do

the tricks do yyou see under thg top. mark your calendars. next thursday, april 20th, 200 vendors will participate in dining out for life. this is a big fundraiser. tell us how it works. >> yes. you said 200 restaurants participating. they donate to action wellness and other to others in the region. >> tell us more about your organization. >> yeah. we changed our name last year. we wanted tour name to reflect advancements. today people can achieve wellness. our services focus on keeping people connected with medical care. a volunteer buddy program meant to keep them connected with

primary care and doing well. >> all of the money raised kept here within the region? >> that's correct. all of the money that's raised comes to action wellness and then in the suburbs planned parenthood provide people with hiv. in chester on the chester health education center is the beneficia beneficiary. >> dining out for life started here in philadelphia. it has expanded. it's a nationwide project now, right? >> that's right. there are 60 cities who participate and raise over $4 million every year to support aid services. >> were you surprised that it grew so quickly? >> absolutely.amazing. it's an easy event. you have to go out and have a great meal for a great cause. >> so many great places to eat in philadelphia. it is one of the great cities in

the country. >> absolutely. >> this is a great deal. dining out for life is happening next thursday, april 30th. 200 area restaurants are participating. they will donate a third of their food sales to action wellness and other local hiv aid service organizations. head to our web site and check out the nbc 10 app. we appreciate you. >> thank you. and back to the live cameras. i have to show you how nice it is everywhere. wilmington delaware blue skies. not a cloud no sight. temperatures warming up through the 70s as we speak. gorgeous conditions for the rest of the day. we are looking through

philadelphia. thi thing. there is plenty of sunshine. it is overnight into tomorrow we try to drag in a little bit of moisture. here are our temperatures. we are at 73 in allentown. heading to the 80s later this afternoon. along the jersey shore nice conditions. look at the conditions there. you can see where the wind is coming from. for most of us that means it's pumping in a warmer air from the southwest. along the shore it is pumping in some of the ocean air. it makes a more moderating effect. inland upper township at 68. it is 64. we have 50s on the map. atlantic city holding in the

50s. so you are going to notice that difference depepdinding on wher you are. it is a nice day out in those areas. take a look. we are clear. most of pennsylvania is clear. we have this line of rain just starting to come into parts of the northwest corner of the state. it will continue tracking this way. if it does so it will weaken and clip our neighborhood. today we are dry. today we are flirting with record temperatures. way warmer than average. we should be in the lower 60s this afternoon in philadelphia. we are forecasting 84 for today. may tie a record. looking to tie a record in wilmington and near trenton and reading. right against the shore it may be in the mid-60s a a result of the ocean air. here is hour by hour.

there is the rain currently passing through. you put it into motion and we have increasing clouds. no showers in the forecast for tonight. you can be out itdoors. now we have light rain passing on by through the lehigh valley. it could clip farther along into about noon but then you see the clouds move out. as we get into the afternoon more sunshine returns and clearing conditions throughout the evening as well for your wednesday. so those are very light spotty rains at best. it will be the best chance of rain we see for quite some time. let's talk easter weekend. 65 in philadelphia. upper 50s along the shore. notice the difference from today. we'll be dropping temperatures off and then capping right in the mid-60s. we pick back up saturday. suburbs at 69 and 70s in delaware and then here is a look

at your easter sunday forecast. don't be too scared by this. looks like light rain showers are possible and more focused later in the day. into the night it could be a more of a concentrated area of rain. for the morning egg hunts when the easter bunnies. it is 80 for south jersey. we'll keep you updated for any changes to the rain potential. here is a look. we go from the 80s today, very warm. 64 thursday and there is 65 friday. upper 70s by sunday. even to next week things look pretty good. temperatures dropping to the low 60s next tuesday and another chance of rain next week.

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april's pink moon has arrived but don't expect the rosey hue exactly. it gets its name from pink wi flowers that sprout this time of year. it will be visible again tonight. we are not worriied about so fa. we are worried about outside right now. >> yeah. it will be cloudy conditions. 8:00 p.m. the moon rise.

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