>> apple's secret mission, what the tech giant is working on that could help millions of people with diabetes. we have breaking news. a delaware judge convicted a teenager of homicide in the death of her classmate during a sco school bathroom fight. i'm vai sikahema.

>> nbc 10 tim furlong has been following this since the beginning. >> reporter: the young says a fight implies two people in a fight. he says this was an absolute attack. another student had to come if and pull her off of her. we are not naming names because they are juveniles. amy would not have died if she was not attacked so violently. one student found guilty of planning the attack. let's hear from the spokesperson for the victim's family. >> i think the consequence of one's actions must be something that is considered. kids should be thinking about this. >> everyone raised their child

the way they raised theirs we would not be here. >> reporter: a third girl acquitted today. it didn't lead to the attack. it is set for may 23rd. the judge will decide where the punishment is. check out the damage to east oakland neighborhood. nbc 10 has been on scene since shortly after the crash happened. you information about this crash? >> reporter: yeah. du we do, vai. it is an organization that

provides support to adults living with physical and mental disabilities. since this morning we learned there is a total of five people in this house. three clients were fast asleep at the time of the crash. two employees were also home. one was sitting on the other side of this brick wall. a layered brick wall in crumbles forcing the people who found safety and security in this group home out in the middle of the night. >> the clients that lived there are all right. they were asleep. >> reporter: their clients are adults living with disabilities under the watchful eye of staff. >> the staff really care about their clients. she kept saying i got the ladies out of the house. they are all okay. i can tell she is trembling when

she is talking to me. i did have a staff person sitting in a chair right where the car came in. she got pushed. >> reporter: it happened when the driver hit the driver of the red car near broad. >> i lost control of the wheel. it went to the right and he went in the house and i went right there. >> reporter: she said the impact sent the red car into the house. they say the clients were immediately moved to the house next door until they can figure things out long term. the woman was taken to the hospital to be treated for nonlife threatening injuries. the residents okay right now as well. reporting live. i'm pamela osborne, nbc 10 news. >> thanks for that. fire crews put out a house fire. officials believe the fire

started on the third floor on washington avenue. everyone got out safely. no one was hurt. happening right now in chicago lawyers for that man that was dragged off that united airlines flight are talking about the incident. it showed him being pulled off and refusing to give up his seat on an overbooked flight. two more are on administrative leave. attorneys filed for papers asking united airlines and city of chicago to reserve all evidence connected to the case. we should learn more today. united airlines announced all passengers on board that flight will get their money back. a little bit breezy out there and a little cooler outside today. nothing wrong with that.

still another gorgeous day. we'll give you a live look. you're okay with today, right? >> yes. temperatures for today will be above average. the average high is 63. you're looking at 67. not that bad. it's nice to have a nice wind moving through. we are seeing northerly winds 14 miles per hour. a look outside. we are seeing clouds moving in across the area. temperatures are very comfortable across the area. 55 for you. chestnut hill 53. it is 15 degrees colder than it was yesterday at this time time. conditions are getting cooler through the end of this week

then a warm up saturday into sunday. here are a look at afternoon highs. 60 on saturday and 69 on monday. yesterday temps 77 degrees. we are looking at upper 60s for today and of course i have to talk about easter weekend, what can we expect? it looks like developing clouds saturday into sunday. notice how temperatures start to climb. upper 60s and 70s on saturday. we may see a passing shower late saturday into sunday. all eyes on easter sunday because temperatures will climb into the 80s. d we do have the threat of rain and thunderstorms. we'll talk more ability that in your forecast. back to you. >> thank you. >> philadelphia police spent much of the night searching a kensington home. the armed robbery of a korean war veteran. that is a sound of solidarity.

they show support for 88-year-old riding by motorcycles to his home. pete is waving at the men. police continued investigating the early morning crime where robbers stole his car and a 5 carat ring worth 100 grand. >> every time i hear a vet in trouble i'm there to try to help them. my goal was i'm going to be dedicated to helping vets. >> police have two persons of interest in the case. they think the robbery was set up by a woman the elderly man had befriended. police are asking people in the community to keep helping them try to solve this case. police spoke to a crowd in wilmington last night. it shows 10 miles between where the girl was grabbed and later

abandoned ch they are studying surveillance video to try to find a suspect. >> people are so scared to leave the kids on the front porch. it is very concerning when you're talking about children. >> police handed out information and offered to teach kids huh to deal with changers. police praised her cooperation with detectives. erick frein trial, he is -- the accused cop killer kept a journal while he was on the run and yesterday the jury heard frein wrote about breaking into a home and stealing food. pennsylvania's second in

command apologizing after mistreatment. >> he addressed allegations he was verbally abusive to stap ff. he blamed the verbal abuse complaints on stress and promise to make changes. >> we are deeply sorry for offending anybody, and we are going to make it up to everybody because we feel we can do better. >> the office of the inspector general at the request of governor wolf. met the new head of the wilmington police department. robert tracy introduced as chief of police. tracy spebt the last five years as the chief of crime control strategies. the mayor says tracy beat out to

34 our candidates. philadelphia archbishop celebrated. tonight the archbishop will wash the feet of 12 seminary yans during the mass of the lord's supper. president trump prepares for the easter weekend as our nation's relationship with russia remains very tense. and it's the day caffeine lovers have been craving. wawa day is more than just free coffee. >> and of course i'm tracking your easter forecast. temperatures will climb into the upper 60s. a few passing clouds but what about easter sunday? looks like we could have rain and thunderstorms. more on the other side of the break. see you then.

u.s. military says a misdirected killed 18 fighters in syria. pilots were given the wrong coordinates. t it's not clear which air force was behind the strike. rex tillerson is back from russia today. >> nbc 10 national correspondent tracie potts reports from washington. >> reporter: president trump

heads to florida on easter break with this assessment of world affai affairs. >> right now it's nasty. >> there is to low level of trust between or two countries. >> tillerson responds from russia after chilling meetings with russia's foreign minister. >> we had a lot of questions. >> reporter: about president trump launching air strikes after kchemical attacks. the president meantime is doing an about face on two key issues, nato. >> i said it is obsolete. it is no longer obsolete. >> reporter: now telling the wall street journal they are not say thg in an unexpected phone call with china's president. >> i said the way you'll make a good trade deal is to help us

with north korea otherwise we are going to go it alone. >> reporter: and president trump possibly widening that gap suggesting that russian shoeold years in syria may have known the attack was going to happen and did nothing to tstop it. a group of troops from several nato countries including the united states, great britain and romania. they are helping to enhance security in eastern poland. i'm erika martin. let's start off with our current temperature. 54 degrees in philadelphia. notice those northerly winds. the average high in philadelphia for today is 63 degrees. our forecasted high is 67.

we will be seasonable for this time of year. we are seeing a few clouds across delaware valley. that's just because we have a little bit of mid-and upper level moisture. from northwest to southeast very quickly. some return. this is called virga. we are seeing sono rain just so clouds. because we have this area of high pressure we are starting to see the clockwise circulation. it is bringing colder air down from canada. it means temperatures for today and tomorrow will definitely be colder than we have been seeing for the past couple of days. it means we have sinking air, no rising air which means fewer dlouds in our forecast. moderate breeze for philadelphia and toms river as well as

allentown. wildwood 7 miles per hour wind speeds. we are see ago few clouds right now. everything is starting to mix out. by 6:00 p.m. 65 degrees, a mix of sun and clouds. overall a really nice fair weather day. the pa suburbs, you're seeing low 60s. 62 at 6:00 p.m. and 54 at 10:00 p.m. with just a few clouds moving across the area. lehigh valley, more sunshine for you. we did see clouds clearing. 61 at 6:00 p.m. and 51 at 10:00 p.m. delaware seeing the same stretch of fair weather. jersey shore also seeing a really nice stretch as well. it is all due to the area of high pressure. it will bring us 60s for today and tomorrow. on saturday we'll see temperatures climb into the low 70s. i would like to add that we could see showers moving in late saturday into sunday.

so it's all about easter weekend. sunday looks like we could see some rain and isolated thunderstorms. any time you see temperatures climb this high 83 degrees is telling us we have a warm front and we get that cold front right behind that. we could see isolated thunderstorms moving across our area. we climb into the 70s on monday and tuesday 60 degrees. it is 59 on wednesday with threat of showers also into thursday and then 63 on friday and 70 on saturday. you be sure you follow us for more weather updates ch. back to you! thank you. how the lure of the golden arches prompted an eight-year-old to go on a joyride. first, did you grab your wawa coffee yet? it is free all day long. they have a few more surprises to reveal. we'll have that up next.

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that breaking news is about the fate of three teenagers charged in the death of a fellow high school classmate during a fight. a delaware judge convicted one teen of homicide. tim is live in wilmington with more on this story. >> reporter: the judge here says amy didn't die because she lost a fight she died because that day the main defendant attacked her out of the blue and didn't stop attacking her until another student pulled her off. we are not naming the three defendants as they are juveniles. the main defendant was found delinquent, that means guilty of the attack. the judge agreed amy would not have died of a heart problem if she wouldn't have been attacked so violently. the outcome was the worst possible case for everyone involved. one student found guilty of planning the attack. let's hear from the man representing the give convicted of killing her. >> at the end of the day you cannot brutalize someone in the

bathroom and lead to the death. >> i told her she is going to be fine. she has a family who loves her. she is a good child. this was the first fight she has ever gotten into this her life. >> reporter: today the judge sentencing for the two girls that were convicted will be may 23rd. there is leway with family court. the judge decided to keep it here in family court. we'll have much more at 4:00, 5:00 and 6:00. we are live outside the courthouse, nbc 10 news. >> all right. thank you. broken bricks litter the streets in philadelphia's east oak lane neighborhood. a car slammed into this house. we have a closer look at the damage and what happened there. pam, give us an update. >> reporter: well, vai, there

were actually five people inside of this home when a car hit it. we learned that one woman, a staffer at this group home was sitting in a chair at the other side when this wall hit. she ended up going to the hospital to be streettreated fo nonlife threatening injuries. i want to explain to you about this home. it is owned by blossom philadelphia. it provides support to adults living with physical and mental disabilities. three clients and two staff members forced out early this morning after that car went crashing into the side of the home. one told us her steering wheel locked up. she was in the gray car. she lost control hitting the red car. the red car went into the corner of the house leaving residents and the woman sitting in the living room at the time pretty shaken up.

we had a little piece of sound for you there but basically they are saying they are starting to clean up some of this debris. there is a lot of work to be done. they have deemed this structure as unsafe. they were able to get relocated right here in the house next door which is also owned by blossom philadelphia. they hang out until they can figure out a permanent plan while repairs are underway at their home that was hit. nbc 10 news. >> all right. thanks for the update. now happening right now in chicago attorneys are talking about the incident of the man dragged off the united airlines fliel flight. we have been monitoring this news conference. we just heard from the daughter of david dao.

let's listen to that. >> we were horrified and shocked and sickened to learn what had happened to him and to see what had happened to him. we hope that in the future nothing like this happens again. >> phone video from the sunday flight showed dr. david dao being pull aufd the flight for refuse to go give up his seat. they say there will probably be a lawsuit over the incident. he also said he doesn't believe race played a role in the incident. we'll continue to keep you updated on air and on our nbc 10 app. and now we move to the first alert forecast. doesn't that look pretty? in philadelphia much cooler with overcast skies.

a bit of a breeze. you can see the flowers. these flowers outside just blowing in the wind. let's find out what's to come. erika martin is here with your forecast. >> happy birthday to thomas jefferson. he was born on today in 1743. he actually purchased a thermometer for the signing of declaration of independence. he was one of our first forecasters across the nation. this is a replica behind me of the instrument he did use the day for the declaration of in independence for you. a really great die. temperatures today will be above average. seasonable for this time of year. mostly clear skies. current temperatures 53 for potstown. trenton at 54 degrees.

notice the northerly winds here. we do have cooler temperatures for today. easter weekend it looks like we are going to climb binto the 70. we do have developing clouds later on saturday into sunday. we could see some scattered showers late saturday. really the concern would be tle threat of thunderstorms on easter sunday. we will top out in the low 80s and mid-70s for the jersey shore. d we do have rain and rounds of thunder likely. this is a really important forecast. we'll keep you updated as much as possible. back to you. >> all right. thank you for that history lesson. shock, sadness and plenty of questions after a judge was found dead. 65-year-old was found dead in the hudson river yesterday afternoon. she was the first muslim woman to serve as a u.s. judge. acou acourt appointed four years ago.

cause of death not known. they say there were no obvious signs of trauma. a child is nearly shot. a security camera was rolling as bullets hit the front window. the four-year-old was sitting there and fired off several shots. the girl wasn't shot. police have arrested the suspected shooter. the pope blessed silver vessels of oil that will be used throughout the year. later today he plans to hold the mass of the last supper for prisoners at a prison near roam before he only washed the feet of catholic men. pope francis has changed that, washing the feet of women, children and people of various religious traditions. thousands of youijewish worshippers gathered. the prayer is resited in hebrew.

both types of diabetes is ra raising in the united states. it is increased from 2002 to 2012. case of type 2 diabetes at nearly 5% each year. the largest were among racial and ethnic minorities. kids are at risk for developing complications at a younger age. cnbc reporting that apple has a secret team who are trying to develop. >> such a breakthrough would be considered the holy grail for battling a disease. here is joe. >> with the iphone apple revolutionized how we communicate now with sensors the tech giant hopes to improve the lives of those with diabetes. >> they are trying to track

blootd sugar without piercing the skin and taking blood. >> they spoke to multiple sources floor with the project. over the last five years apple had about 30 experts quietly working in a secret location miles from corporate headquarters. >> they have tried no before and haven't been able to make it work. it is a really challenging scientific and technical problem. >> it would be life changing for the family. >> when i give you a fingerprint to check your blood sugar does it hurt or do you not feel it anymore? >> every two hours they must prick his skin to check his levels. >> less pricks the great as long as you can be confident it is representing the correct blood sugar. >> more than 29 million americans have diabetes. that is nearly one out of every ten people. many more are prediabetic and don't know it.

>> if you had a very simple tool for assessing your blood sugar levels it would be powerful and hopefully encouraging people to make lifestyle changes. >> apple founder steve jobs who died of pancreatic cancer envisioned monitoring key vital signs. >> we want people to be healthier by being more active. >> the company has emphasized health benefits. >> it's like having a coach on your wrist. >> google has been developing a smart contact lens that would measure blood sugar through the eye. all of it welcomed news to families like this one. >> we would definitely be excited. weighing too much or not enough may increase the risk for migraines. researchers looked at 12 studies

of more than 280,000 adult. obese people were 27 more likely than those a normal weight and being under weight was linked to a 13% higher risk of migraines. now to another new study. this one shows many credit card holders are missing out. >> about three in ten have never redeemed their credit cards. cards giving users cash back are the most popular option available. people aren't taking advantage of it. they say you should cash in regularly so you don't lose them. one of the jersey shore's most long await aid tractions is now expected to open next month. the ride can hit 64 miles per hour. construction issues delayed the coaster's opening by a year.

now to ohio where a craving far cheeseburger sparked a little boy's joyride. his mom and dad were sleeping so t so the eight-year-old drove his mom's van to mcdonald's and took his four-year-old sister with him. he told police he learned how to drive on you tube. >> were they in child restraint seats when they pulled up to the drive through? >> they didn't see adults around. >> wow. two weeks to go philadelphia will be back in the national spotlight for the nfl draft. you don't have to have a ticket to be part of the excitement. we'll let you know about free family fun headed our way. it looks like temperatures will be in the 80s. clouds, rain and possibly thunderstorms. we have more coming up on the other side of the break. we'll see you then.

a school honoring a student today. the first grader saved lives when a fire tore through his home on friday night. flames startled him out of his sleep. he ran to wake up the rest of his family. his stepdad then got his four-year-old sister and family

dog out safely. >> he was like mom, i don't know what happened. i woke up and i told myself i had to be brave. i jumped off the bod bed and myy knew exactly what to do. >> a ceremony will be held to honor him. more than 150 employers are available to meet with vets, active duty military, guard and reserve members and military spouses. the event features workshops. job fair runs until 1:00 this afternoon. if you haven't figured out your lunch plans yet listen to this. today is national make lunch count day. it is to empower workers to break away from lunch. they came up with the idea after a study showed that 73% of workers eat lunch at their desk at least twice a week.

they just had too much to do. this is in philadelphia. we'll give you that shot here in a second. this is a president and ceo of the philadelphia convention and visitors bureau. so much going on ahead of the draft. welcome. thank you for being here. first of all, my memory is that the nfl awarded the draft to us how much time have you had to get ready? >> early september. preparation started then. it is about six to eight months or so. >> not a lot of time. we were talking about this

during the break. i drove by the museum and it's really been transformed. what have people going to see when that moment happens and you get the first pick? is that going to run up the rocky steps and -- what's going to happen? >> it's going to be an exciting shot. the player will come out of the art museum. the iconic backdrop and then they will walk directly into the theater. >> pretty amazing. tell me about the impact it is having, all of the thing effected. >> yes. everything is free. sit a family friendly event. so all ages, there's something for everyone to do.

the good thing is within the footprint fans are able to come and go as they please. they will experience everything that the draft experience has to offer and also have the opportunity to spend time in the cultural attractions that are on the parkway. >> i think chicago got to graft of two consecutive years. any whether i sord well get thet year? >> right now we are focused on this year. we are really excited. things are going extremely well. right now we are foe cussed on 2017.

>> everything you need to know can be found on our web sites, nbc10.com and download the free nbc 10 app as well. thank you so much. we appreciate all of the work you're doing. >> thank you. >> thank you so much. i'm erika martin. let's talk about the satellite and radar image. so right now mid-and upper level moisture is all we are picking up on. green here and light returns. it is not making it to the ground. this is what we call vir ga. it is across the delaware valley. a live look outside reenforces the fact that we have mid-and upper level clouds.

there is your area of high pressure. notice here we have that clockwise rotation pulling down cooler air from canada which is why temperatures for today will be cooler than we have been seeing for past couple of days. still, we'll see seasonable temperatures. right now we have 54 degrees in trenton. dover at 57. philadelphia 54 degrees. your average high is 63. it looks like our forecasted high is 67 degrees. so a seasonable day nonetheless. neighborhoods around philadelphia 58 degrees. current winds are coming out of the north. we are seeing a moderate breeze. a gentle breeze for coatsville. 9 miles per hour wind speeds for

you. wild wood 7 miles per hour wind speeds. you saw the area of high pressure that's building is influencing the wind coming out of the north. so bringing cooler air into our area for today. overnight lows the average is 43 degrees. it looks like 45 for tonight. mount holly your expect overnight low 49 for you. trenton 42. it is 46 for dover and your overnight low at wilmington 45 degrees. your expected overnight lows, ten day on ten. we have temperatures seasonable for today and tomorrow. the clouds we have picked up will clear soon enough. however on saturday we are tracking some showers moving in later saturday into sunday. it is all about easter weekend. temperatures are going to climb to 71 degrees on saturday. 83 degrees on sunday. we do have the threat of thunderstorms on sunday, easter

sunday, so keep that in mind. keep those umbrellas handy. we are seeing a clearing of skiesment i ha skies. we dip into the low 60s. it will be below average on tuesday with mix of sun and clouds and possibly showers moving if late tuesday into wednesday. on wednesday we do have rain moving in, upper 50s and upper 60s on thursday with rain moving through. we are seeing a clearing for friday and saturday. not a bad stretch of weather however we do have to keep an eye on easter sunday. if you follow us we will keep you updated and we will have more nbc 10 coming up after the break. see you then. vanessa: i got hurt and was given painkillers.

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we are working on several stories for you on nbc 10 news at 4:00. >> erin joins us with a look at what we can expect. >> we are looking into a recruitment controversy facing a lot of backlash. student applications appear to poke fun at future music majors. we'll explain the message the school says it was really try to go send with this ad. plus, rolling out the welcome mat for a local war

vetter ra veter veteran. and any titanic movie fans out there, we have a real kate and jack story to share with you, what it has to do with this gold locket and the passenger that survived the sinking ship disaster. that and more today on nbc 10 news starting at 4:00. back to you. >> thank you. is that just you or -- >> i know. >> of course. it appeals to us. >> the romance. >> much like today's weather forecast. >> i think so. >> it is gorgeous. some times people don't like it to be too hot. 67 degree is not that bad. we warm up on saturday, easter sunday is really is day to watch. low 80s. it looks like we could see a round of thunderstorms for the afternoon hours. we'll keep it like this and follow us because we'll keep you updated with tammy. >> the afternoon on easter? >> yeah. we may see showers late saturday into sunday. right now it is all about tracking those models.

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