tonight after this video shocked the country. a man dragged off an overbooked united airlines flight. tonight we're learning more about who this passenger is in a situation the airline is now calling horrific. good evening, i'm erin coleman. >> and i'm keith jones. new developments on the airplane video. governor christie asked the fed's to look into the situation. he said no passenger should ever be mistreated this way. . >> we are learning more about the man pulled off the flight. he's a doctor from louisville, kentucky. >> let's go live to cydney long.

passengers are upset by this. >> in their words, outraged. people we spoke to can't imagine paying to be treated this way on an airline. so in our own sign tisk poll, people used shocked, disapounted and upset. >> i am horrified by that. that's the worst thing i have seen in a long time. >> shocked and appalled. the math dropped when she watched the now viral video of a passenger being dragged from the seats he paid for. this when he refused to get off because united needed seats for its employees instead. >> the airline made the mistake. they are going to be suffering the consequences of that. >> she's one of dozens who without hesitation today united will not get their business. >> no way. >> we asked people will you not tlie because of that? >> i won't. >> people would think twice.

>> that could have been me. am i going to e see those guys. >> they are in a tail spin and they are in damage control mode. >> former pilot turned aviation attorney says it's more than a pr nightmare. first, they broke their own rules in a carriage contract. >> once he's seated, there are specific reasons why he can be removed. because they wanted to carry someone else to that destination, that's not one of the valid reasons. >> reporter: the second and major issue he says the airline backup. they failed miserably. >> that's a possible civil rights violation, certainly excessive force. >> we did speak with passengers who boarded flights today without any concern and they tell me this simply could have been any airline. they want to e know more about

what happened on that flight when those nearby passengers weren't recording the video with their cell phones. we'll have more coming up at 6:00. >> united ceo issued an apology this afternoon. he's coming under scrutiny for an e-mail sent to employees calling the passenger disruptive and belligerent. the e-mail also said in part, quote, while i deeply regret the situation arose, i stand behind all of you, and i want to commend you for continue iing to above and beyond to ensure we fly right. by the way. >> they are feeling some of the effects. it's been down most of the day. it closed 80 cents lower. the stock was down by as much as 6% in premarket trading. we want to hear your opinions about the video now on the nbc 10 facebook page. you can read more about the

fallout from this video on the nbc 10 app. >> the warm temperatures were a real treat today. perfect weather outside. not beach weather just yet. today came pretty close. >> let's go live to crystal klein who are is enjoying this warm weather along main street. looking pretty good out there. >> second day in a i get to go outside. temperatures are so nice. we made it into the 80s outside. it's sunny still. a few high clouds. a light breeze and now you can see we're along main street. people are starting to kind of trickle in a little more so now that people are getting off work. some families are showing up.

many have been taking the nice weather as an opportunity to eat outside or at least take a scenic walk up the main drag. some have been walking their dogs. considering its restaurant week and many locations are offering specials, you couldn't ask for better weather. >> so how are you liking the weather out here today? >> it's very nice. it's really beautiful. >> it's very nice. it hasn't been like this in awhile. >> we came from philadelphia university. and e we came to have a nice lunch because it's beautiful weather. main street is beautiful today. >> that was just a handful of the people we were talking to. look at the temperatures. made it up to 81 degrees in philadelphia. just a few degrees short of tying the record for warmth.

a pretty close call in wilmington. as for current temperatures, still beautiful out there. i can attest to that as i stand outside. it's 79 in wilmington. . and mount holly is at 82 degrees. we're starting to see the temperatures slip back down, but it's going to be a mild evening as well. and really i think the people are going to be starting to pile up more along main because of the fact that it is restaurant week. it goes all the way until friday. and i'm not bragging, but i'm trying to pick which restaurant i'm going to sit down at. maybe sip some water and enjoy an ap tipetizer. >> from the white house tonight, press secretary sean spicer

offended some people in the jewish community with a remark about iowa dofl hitler and gas chambe chambers. >> those remarks came as sean spicer asked about a recent chemical attack that killed dozens of people in syria. >> e we didn't use chemical weapons in world war ii. you had someone who didn't even sink to using chemical weapons. >> those comments triggered a fire storm as people pointed out the use of gas during the holocaust. he later tried to clarify saying no way was i trying to lessen the nature of the holocaust. however, i was trying to draw a a contrast of the tactic. now the ann frank center issued a a statement that read on

passover no less, sean spicer has engaged in holocaust denial. the most offensive form of fake news imaginable by denying hitler gassed millions of jews to death. spicer's statement is the most evil slur upon a group of people we have ever heard from a white house press secretary. >> i'm sure they must have used them also as well. but just a very insensitive comment. >> it's really stupid. he doesn't know what he's talking about. so that's my first reaction his stupidity. >> his comments come as jews observe passover and the day after the white house held a saider dinner marking the emancipation of the jewish people. jacqueline london, nbc 10 news. now all new at 5:00, police need your help finding a man

accused of trying to sexually assault a woman. this is video of that suspect. he's wearing a black vest. he attacked a woman in the block of ridge avenue. he knocked the woman to the ground and hit her with a a pistol in the head. police say he then walked her to her residence where he attempted to sexually assault her. she refused. the woman was taken to the hospital but is expected to be okay. also new at 5:00, we now know when jury selection will get underway in bill cosby's sexual assault trial. jury selection begins may 22nd in pittsburgh. cosby is charged with drugging and molesting a former university employee in 2004 at his montgomery county home. also new at 5:00, a police department has been cleared of assault. the alleged victim says he out

of view of security cameras kicked him in the knee hard enough to break his leg. but again, acquitted today. jurors in the eric frein murder trial are watching a videotaped interview that frein gave to police the night he was captured. prosecutors played the three-hour tape for the jury today. on that tape, they asked to give closure to the family of corporal brian dixon. he said, i did this, no one else did. he's accused of killing one trooper and abandoning a second outside the barracks three years ago. authorities captured frein seven weeks later. new jersey governor chris christie is the most unpopular governor in the country. that's according to a poll by the morning counsel. 85,000 voters were asked to rank their governor in the poll between march january and march of this year. 71% disapproved of christie.

pennsylvania's governor also was toward the bottom of the list. he ranked 38th in the nation with a 48% approval rating. but back to governor christie. phillies fans disliked him after they called him angry and bitter. new at 5:45, the message these look alikes of governor christie were trying to send and why the governor is actually thanking them. that's coming up later on tonight. up next, historic ar facts and disabling in south jersey. but it's not father time causing the danger. the chilly crime that has historians worried tonight. plus a community in morning after a teacher and student are killed inside a school. what we're learn iing about the maurge that may have triggered the violence. yo, check it.

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a california community is in mourning after yesterday's shooting at an elementary school. >> one teach sker a student were killed and another student is in critical condition tonight. here's the latest. . >> outside north park elementary the community poured out their sadness in the form of flowers and loving notes. >>. >> around 10:30 yesterday morning cedrick anderson got

clearance after telling the staff e he needed to drop something off for his wife. when he entered, karen smith's special education classroom he began firing killing his wife, an 8-year-old and gravely injuring a 9-year-old. he then killed himself. >> he was a short distance into the classroom. >> anderson has a criminal record that includes weapons, drugs and domestic voi lens charg charges. >> karen smith moved out and the couple was estranged. smith leaves behind four children and e three grandchildren. >> she was very special to a lot of people. >> help is pouring in for the 8-year-old's family and crisis counsellors are being provided for those affected by the tragedy. jena kim, san bernardino. penn state greek life could

be coming to ab end. several violated the rules during parents weekend earlier this month. the school instituted new rule when is it comes to drinking. spot checkers found 9 of the 82 greek organizations violated those rules. they were put in place after the death of one student. police have video of the night he died. he fell down some steps at a pledge party. he later died. no one called for help until the day after he fell. that fraternity was shut down. medical marijuana advocates say they are day to take on jeff sessions and what they are calling a new war on weed. they are lobbying congress to pass legislation that would protect users of medical marijuana who comply with state laws. currently federal law prohibits any use of marijuana. advocates are concerned the new attorney general is taking a

hard line stance. >> over the years, we have seen this issue become less and less partisan and more about people who have met people who need medical cannabis. >> jeff sessions ordered to review marijuana policies. the demonstrators say trying to convince congress to completely lift the federal ban of the drug. harrisburg is asking for feedback from the medical community. they want input for physicians who want to be a part of the state's medical marijuana program. the proposed regulations outlined the process. doctors must go through to register in the program. pennsylvania's medical marijuana program is available to residents who are a doctor's care and seek treatment for certain medical conditions. an organization dedicated to preserving pieces of the past now finds itself the victim of a crime. it's putting their historic collection at risk. someone stole two air-conditioning units and tried to swipe a third from outside the historical society.

>> it's vital to our existence. we cannot be subject to the highs and lows. >> police are trying to figure out if there's a link to units being stolen from area businesses in the last couple months. it's toin. that's what these ladies did outside of city hall. perfect day to do that. >> a live look at the conditions now on broad street. it's beautiful. look at that sun. it's still up. it's a nice day out there.

>>. >> a beautiful day. now we're getting these moving in and it's ahead of the storm system i told you was off to the west and midwest. it looks like it may u out before it gets here. let's check the temperatures. that's the big story today. we'll get to the chance of rain. we have winds out of the south. it's a sea breeze along the jersey shore. atlantic city, 60 degrees. you get in a little bit and look atwood bien at 81. >> things are much different there. across parts of south jersey, you have washington township at 81. you have piney hollow and all in the 80s. you get toward lumberton and also at 83 degrees. you just had to get away from the water in order to make it more bearable for yourself. what you need to know. we'll have a temperature dip. we're going to be talking about

the egg hunt. morning clouds and an isolated shower as the front comes through. we'll talk about the front in a minute. in the afternoon, we'll be in the 70s. we're talking 70s chrks is still above average. thursday and friday, 60s with sunshine out there. then we get to the weekend. saturday will be in the 0s. we'll see a mix of sun and clouds on sunday it will be very warm. i think it will be late in the day. so the egg hunts look safe. we're watching the radar sweeping the sky. there's nothing out there. except this. this is that frontal boundary moving through pennsylvania. it's falling apart quickly. so an isolated shower is becoming less and less likely for us tomorrow. here's how things look hour by hour. we're in the 80s right now. we're going to be dropping down. overnight we're going to be in the 60s. that's our daytime high. that's what you'll wake up to tomorrow morning.

by tomorrow evening, we're going to be looking at temperatures that will be in the low 70s. ask then look at this. we go into thursday. we start in the 40s. we make it into the 60s. the same thing happens for trid. we pick up extra clouds on trid. so here is your three-day weekend starting on friday. we'll become b looking at 60s with plenty of sunshine. then we get into saturday. we'll be looking at the 70s. a little cooler along the jersey shore. a few extra clouds. then we hit easter sunday. if you're going to be going on any egg hunts, we'll be looking a the temperatures in the 80s. it's going to be very warm out there. >> thank you for that. coming up, a trucks through a gun shop, but this isn't just bad driving. the video you have got to see that's coming up. first, look out easter bunny. because this little guy is coming for your spot. how the adventure aquarium is

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a nice day to take a walk outside and do were doing a little bit of both. >> crystal is out and about along main street. crystal, perfect evening to get dinner there out on the pat e owe. and look at you getting dinner on the patio. >> reporter: how did i know you were going to say that. it's perfect weather to be outdors. i thought that's what i'm going tad. so the temperatures coincide nicely. . right now it's still sunny. there's a light breeze. so if it you're in the shade, it's right for you to be outdoors. we have a a lot of people that are piling along main street at different restaurants. there's this patio seating. and i suspect that's going to

continue throughout this this evening with the mild temperatures. let's talk about the temperatures out there. it was near record breaking to record breaking is in some areas today. in fact, we saw areas like allentown actually break a a record. 85 degrees was the temperature they hit. as for the current temperatures outside, they have been very nice and still are. although now it's slip iping. so we have some 70s on the map. . with the ocean air influence, the shore when we were warning you about that is going to be cool. the low to mid-70s are not bad either. philly in the low 80s. yesterday i made a few friends. and this is buddy here.

he wants to be on tv. seriously the most calm dog ever. i brought my pet out here. we're having a great time out here. it's perfect weather if it you're thinking about getting outdoors. that's next friday. you can get out and enjoy this. wool get to the ten-day forecast coming up in a bit. it's going to remain pretty nice as we go through that ten-day forecast. for now, we're live ob main street. back to you in the studio. >> crystal, thanks for that. >> updating our top story. more outrage over the video showing a passenger being dragged off the united airlines flight. they issued a second apology saying no one should ever be mistreated this way and said united is working to make it right. dr. dow was ripped from his seat after refusing to give up his seat on his overbooked flight in chicago on sunday.

there's been a lot of reaction to this on social media. a new hash tag is is trending on twit ter. some of the responses are creative. here are a few of them. we offer business class and first aid class. another one reads you want to sit first class, you don't have any class. ask your in flight meal is a knuckle sandwich. secretary of state rex tillerson is in moscow making his first official visit. after a u.s. airstrikes on russian ally syria. ask new comments from sean spicer that are drawing outrage on social media. rex tillerson landing in cow today armed with an ultimatum for vladimir putin. side with syria or the rest of the world. >> it is unclear whether russia failed to take this only

seriously, but this distinction doesn't much matter to the dead. we can't let this happen again. >> poout b dismissing u.s. claims that bashar al assad was behind last week's chemical attacks reminding that america got it wrong on weapons of mass destruction in iraq. sean spicer misspoke when he offered another historical parallel. >> someone as despicable hitler who didn't stoop to using chemical weapons. >> it wasn't enough to stop a wave of criticism. spicer said in a statement he was not trying to lessen the horrendous nature of the holocaust. tillerson was welcomed in moscow before. poout b declaring him a friend of russia as ceo of exxonmobil. it would be an insult to president trump who declined to comment.

the white house was firm. >> russia is not an island when it comes to its support of syria or lack of acknowledging what happened. >> a visit lakely to define relations going forward. an effort to stop the flow of heroin addicts into philadelphia, that was the topic of discussion at a hearing in city hall today. state representative angel kruz says heroin addicts are being lured from peter. they are use d puerto rican senator testified at today's hearing. >> a new jersey man has admitted to scamming millions of dollars from dozens of people as part of an investment fraud scheme in all 76 victims were dooped. peter zuk was the co-founder an investment fund and admitted employees diverted funds and drew $3.9 million in management fees to which they were thot

entitled. he faces up to 20 years in prison. here's a look at some of the stories making headlines county by county. a judge says he will issue a decision tomorrow morning in the trial of three teens accused in the death of high school studen students. lawyers presented closing arguments today. amy joiner francis died on the bathroom floor in wilmington last april shortly after a fight. three female students are facing charges in connection with their death. an autopsy found she died after cardiac arrest. dozens of people were arrested for unpaid child support. a recent raid resulted in the arrest of 43 people. the sheriff said altogether they owed more than $850,000 in court ordered child support. in about an hour, residents will meet with the quakertown community school board about a

proposal to close milford middle school. it would mean moving students to strayer middle school. it inclauds furloughs up to teachers and support staff. to atlantic county where don guard r yan is unveiling the budget proposal this afternoon. one of the biggest headlines, a decrease in property taxes and no reduction in spending for police, firefighters and other public services. it you're a gambler, listen up. ab all-new "star trek" game coming to atlantic city. it's a game that allows you to involve in ship to ship contact. look for that new game in casinos this fall. the u.s. air force thunder birds are returning to the air show this summer. this will be the second year in a a row for the thunder birds and their high flying stunts at the jersey shore.

. the air show taking off on august 23rd in atlantic city. the days of paying for parking with nor phone comes to an end tomorrow. the parking authority today announ announced it is suspending the mobile payment app. the company that runs that app is experiencing financial problems. you can still pay your fees at parking authority meters and e kiosks. . a block of 17th street remains shut down after a chunk of the street caved in last night. 17th street closed between e walnut and lo cust. a water connected to a fire hydrant broke causing the street to cave. . the water department is now making repairs. a pennsylvania congressman has been appointed as the drug disaster. tom marino will step down to assume his new role. he is a three-term congressman who served the tenth congressional district. the white house has yet to

formally announce the move. a spokesperson said they have no comment. chris christie was named the head of president trump's opioid task force and will focus on access to treatment. up next new at 5:00, a parking permit battle that could make it hard tore get to the beach for free. plus chris christie versus phillies fans once again. why he's actually thanking these look alikes who were trolling him last night.

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a parking permit bat sl brewing in one of new jersey's wealthiest shore towns. the bureau is scheduled to introduce an ordinance that will require a $100 permit to park near the beach. it will be introduced at tomorrow night's board of commissioners meeting. the permits would be required for five streets. >> it became the free beach. it brought too many different variables coming here at the same time. >> opponents of the ordinance say it infringes the on the public's right to access the beaches. philadelphia is lock for pre-k providers. the stu released applications for the early childhood education providers who want to partner with philadelphia's

city-funded pre-k program. this is funded by the soda tax. the beverage industry is in court fighting that very tax. take a look at this. this year's recipients of the philadelphia police dispatcher of the year awards. they were honored for their performance, professionalism and compassion under pressure. we want to wish them congratulations. all three of you guys such a tremendous job well done. up next, big-drama between the phil lys and the mets. john clark is joining us next. not the good of fireworks here. >> the manager was ejected last night. we're going to show you why an incident last year led to that brouhaha last night. and a few things are nicer than a day at the beach, but why only two people out there today? i'll discuss why and we'll have a look at your ten-day forecast, coming up.

disbarred attorney charged. all new at 6:00, he's accused of stealing trust funds tr people with special needs and investigators are looking for more victims. .

they warned both benches. >> fireworks at the phillies game last night. their pitcher threw behind a mets batter. sparked a confrontation and also an e e ejection. >> the phillies and mets are back at it again tonight. a live look there now. the weather warm, but hopefully temperatures a little cooler tonight.

>> there are tl might be more logs thrown on the fire making it hotter. the rivalry is a good one. there's baseball code. sometimes a pitcher thinks he needs to throw at a batter if that batter showed him up before. let's take you back to last september. the phillips reliever gave up a walk off home run. mets win. take a look at this bat flip. and pitchers don't like the bat flip. . facing the first time since is the incident. ramos threw behind him. the benches got warned and there's pete mccann nongetting ejected. >> if he did do that intentionally for whatever reason, we don't play that way. >> the pitch got away from me.

it was a a tie game. >> you remember the home run last year? >> i don't know. if that was the same guy. >> when did you realize? >> after the game. >> you got to be the judge here. ramos did throw at him. coming up, we're we'll tell you about pete's team meeting today talking about throwing at people and bat flips and he fined the team. we'll explain in half an hour. >> thank you. chris christie has never been shy about his sports allianc alliances. >> same can be said about his affinity for phillies sports fans. last night a few fans were spotted wearing christie look alike masks. it was part of the sports talk radio promotion.

he's called phillies fans angry and bitter in the past. the game didn't turn out in our favor. the mets won, 4-3. christie a self-proclaimed mets fan tweeted out this response. thanks for the tribute tonight. hope you enjoyed the game as much as i did. can't wait to visit again. moving right along. this is the place to be outside today. terrible shot or pass. i don't know what that was. they are enjoying weather outside. these kids were making the most. >> you see the stage. that's the nfl draft theater. >> it is perfect. >> let's in tammie souza with your forecast. >> that's the kind of weather we want for the draft when it hits later this month. i'm going to do something i rarely do. you're going to see my back because i'm looking. . this is the beach.

cape may, live. there should be lots of people out there. not so much. along the beaches, it's a little co cooler because we have this wind coming out of the south. atlantic city only at 58. you get down to cape may, 59 degrees. . i would imagine it if. you're just standing there on the edge of the water, not inland, it's even going on to chillier. woor going to continue to e see cooler temperatures along the jersey shore. but look atwood bien at 81. look at little egg harbor. they are not a good example. you just get away from the water and things are more pleasant. that's been our high so far today. look at the sky. a few chouds coming in.

you broke records today. 83 in delaware with plenty of sunshine. we're going to continue to be mild overnight tonight. the beam sweeping the sky not picking up anything. we have the high, thin clouds in advance of the storm system. look at this line of showers. they are ahead of a cold front. but they are falling apart. we may get clipped with a shower tomorrow. we'll see clouds the first part of the day. here's what happens. the winds are out of the south. once it passes us, you can see the wind turning to the north and the west. we just kind of get some clouds drifting through. . here comes an isolated shower. i'm not expecting much of anything. as we head through thursday and friday, another weak push comes through with some clouds. but other than that, it's just going to be seasonal with winds that are generally more out of the northwest. then turning more out of the northeast on friday.

for tonight, we're going to be looking at high, thin clouds building in. clouding up. could see an isolated shower. for the most part, we're looking at 55 to 57 degrees out there. and then tomorrow we could see an isolated in the morning. we're going to be look iing at s across the board. let's squeeze in the ten-day and make sure you get prepared for the week ahead and especially for the easter weekend. we'll do 76 tomorrow. maybe an isolated shower in the morning. clearing out in the afternoon. 65 on friday. 71 on saturday. for easter sunday, e we could' an isolated thunderstorm, but that's late in the day. it will be another cooker at 81 degrees. up next, a new move to increase the port for black businesses in philadelphia. plus a really bad driver or something more sinister. what's behind this crash, next. plus a teen's fake story. new at 6:00, how he tugged at

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spicer ignites controversy after a comparison to hitler. and a new video showing what happened after a passenger was dragged from a united airlines floigt as the airline ceo takes a new tone. and why arkansas is planning to execute inmates in 11 days. more on that for "nbc nightly news." for now back to you in philly. >> take a look at this picture truck barrelling through a florida gun store over the weekend. after the crash can police say three thieves smashed display cases, grabbed weapons and ammo and ran off. this happened just outside of tampa. police are still looking for those suspects tonight. the men in this video suspected of robbing a credit union in york county. look what happened as he tried to get away. he dropped some of the loot. he takes off again. no arrests so far. in north philadelphia, police are look iing for two me

captured in this video. police say they robbed a a deli on west cumberland street. they took an atm machine. new promotion launched today in philadelphia that supports and promotes african-american bu businesses. >> it was unveiled in center city today. it's the brain child of a coalition of city leaders. the card is specifically designed to attract and connect african-american consumers with african-american owned businesses. and to keep black community dollars in the black community. >> e we recognize e we need to fight with our dollars and our humanity. >> it cost $10 and return if you shop at a black-owned business you get a discount of the owner's choice. nbc 10 news at 6:00 is next. here's jim rosenfield and jacqueline london. >> an immediate uproar. >> the press secretary is trying to clarify comments tonight. what sean spicer said about h

hitler and how people in our area are responding. also check your card. police say these men installed a skimmer at an atm at a new jersey bank. the calendar may say april, but it feels like june outside. 80 degrees right now in philly. what's it going to be like tomorrow? and how about the easter weekend? that's coming up.

unsubstantiate backlash. what sean spicer said about hitler today that has our local jewish community outraged. calls for change. why chris christie wants the government to do to make sure another passenger doesn't get pulled off a plane. artifacts in danger. what thieves stole that could jeopardize new jersey's most historic items. good evening, the white house is in damage control. i'm jim rosenfield. >> and i'm jacqueline london. late this afternoon the press secretary tried to clarify this comment. >> someone like hitler do didn't even sink to using chemical weapons. >> sean spicer is comparing hitler to syria's president, who unleashed a chemical attack on his people last week. hitler's nazi military murdered millions of jewish people during the holocaust by using chemical

gas. >> the comments come in the midst of passover, an important jewish holiday. >> just since 4:00, there are new developments on this incl e including from house democratic leader nancy pelosi. she claims that sean spicer is, quote, down playing the horror of the holocaust. she says he should lose his job and the president should disavow his comments. made in an official briefing today. >> the comments from the press secretary came as he addressed the situation in syria and thn took a a tush. >> we didn't use chemical weapons in it world war ii. you had someone like hitler who didn't even sink to using chemical weapons. >> reporter: this reference to a man known using chemical gas on millions of jews is drawing criticism including here outside the museum of american jewish