opening day is finally here in philadelphia. form aaron hernandez found dead in his cell days after he was acquitted in another murder case. and pain relief is coming. local doctors find a way to treat patients who suffer from one of the most debilitating types of headaches. ♪ the sights and sounds of the colonial era are alive and well. it is marking the opening of the museum of american revolution.

opening ceremonies are underway. there have been events underway this morning. part involved a march from washington square march to independence mall. procession there. color kba color guards representing the original colony. vai sikahema was part of that ceremony. he mc'sed the event. nbc 10's pamela osborne is right in the middle of all of the action. this is a big day for the city, pam. >> reporter: absolutely, and for native americans as well. we are hearing about a speech about the contributions native americans made during the revolutionary war. things got underway early this morning at washington square

park. ♪ >> reporter: this is a reflective tribute, a wreath was laid to rest. we saw more events kick off the grand opening of the museum. there was a march from independence mall. it has been a project 16 years in the making. it's no coincidence that doors open up today. today is the 242 anniversary. it ignited the revolutionary war. we all have the chance to see and relive and experience that time through some of the many interactive displays throughout the museum. >> we realize the adversities we have to contend with. it's a reminder of what courage our pred sepredecessors have.

they weren't perfect. we have to remember that. they were human. declaration of independent begins with winning human eve s events. the operative word is human. we have to remember that. they rose to the occasion. >> as we come back out here live you're taking a look at the ceremony. all of the people who have gathered to take this in and listen to some of those speakers. joe biden finished speaking a short time ago. we'll listen in and we'll sue you back here at 11:30 for another live report. back to you. >> all right. thank you. nbc 10 brought you an exclusive look inside last night. if you missed road to the revolution you can watch it any time on nbc10.com or on the nbc 10 app. a cloudy day across much of

our area. winds are cooler across the region. let's find out what's to come today with krystal klei. she is here with the most accurate forecast in your neighborhood. >> yeah. a forecast for today but definitely different than yesterday. it is cooler and grayer as well. take a look. most of them showing the cloudiness. 57 right now in philadelphia. look where these winds are coming in from, the south, the southeast. when you an east or south flow you're pulling in the numbers. 55 is where we are right now in new jersey. in delaware 57 degrees with peeks of sun as well. the winds about 12 miles per hour. so just a little breezy out there. it will be continuing through the rest of today. but for the most part we do stay dry. we are not expecting much in terms of rain moving through at least not for today. take a look at your radar and

satellite view. there are clouds. there is spotty rain. we pull this out a little more. we'll have more where that comes from. we'll track out the chances of rain for you. they start tonight and last for quite a few days. we'll talk more about it coming up in a few minutes. >> all right. thanks for that. families in this apartment building if will have a find a new place to live. fire destroyed the four apartments. it happened on zimmerman avenue. a couple of firefighters had to jump to safety from a window. one was taken to the hospital with an injured ankle. they tweeted this picture of what the building looked like and their efforts were complicated by trouble with a fire hydrant. >> me, my brother and my mom. >> how are they doing if. >> i don't know where they are. i'm looking for them. >> think didn't start putting

the fire out. so it's pretty much there on the top floor. everything they had was gone. >> take a look at viewer video. this is from i-95. you can see the flames shooting into the air. a home next door was also damaged. cell phone video captured a powerful fire that burned through a building in chester. look at this. burning debris fell ton firefighter. we are told he is okay. sky force 10 shows the fire that burned along west 3rd street in chester. it was filled with mattresses we are told. investigators are working to determine a cause. a philadelphia fire truck collided around midnight at 22nd and york. a person in the suv was treated for minor injuries. investigating the suicide of

aaron hernandez. he was found hanging in his cell in his massachusetts prison this morning. he used a bed sheet to kill himself. they say there was no indication he was a suicide risk. hernandez was serving a life sentence for a murder conviction. days ago he was acquitted in another killing. the murder trial of eri ericerick ericerick erick frein. he is accused of killing a trooper and injuring another in 2014. if convicted he could face the death penalty. jury selection continues today in the murder trial. she a father charged with murdering his son in 2015 alleged by because the child got in the way of his relationship with a teenaged girlfriend. opening statements could start tomorrow. a south jersey man charged

with murdering pates in 1979 will spend the next 29 years behind bars. a jury convicted him of kidnapping and murdering the six-year-old who vanished during a walk. his body was never found. his father talked abclosurout c. >> i don't think we ever believe wed could come to this point, that we would ever actually find out what happened to our child. >> he also said neither he for god will ever forgive hernandez. we are seeing phase two of road closures. police are closing the inner lain lan lanes. the draft event begins next thursday and rains for three

days. speaking of road closures, challenges ton roads. let's get you updated with what's happening right now with jessica boyington. >> right. we are starting on the expressway. this is around the vine street expressway. i thought i just saw a police officer that got to the scene as well. it is right behind the box truck. we are seeing delays. the second phase are in effect and started this morning. watch for that delay. extra closures around the ben franklin parkway. kelly drive and they will start cleaning that up about the may 1st time frame. watch for construction headed seat belt. so you're seeing deplays here.

if you're traveling out and about you'll be just fine. here is route 73. no problems or delays. back to you. >> thanks. delaware governor will meet with people wanting to legalize marijuana. the round table discussion comes amid-estimates that it could make $22 million in sales tax by legalizing the drug. he said he is against the idea. delaware decriminalized marijuana use in 2015. we have details about plans to revive the west philadelphia neighborhood. the redevelopment authority -- the work is expected to take about two years to complete. it was may of 1985 where they dropped a bomb where a move activist had lived. the bombing in subsequent fire killed 11 people includes children and destroyed more than

60 homes in the cobb creek section. we are learning new details about the moments leading up to police track down a killer. and headed to a run-off. a big night for an upstart in a race that rever brated. >> we'll take a look at when you may see rain in your neighborhood coming up.

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a live look now at the opening ceremonies going on right now in old city for the museum of revolution. former vice president joe biden is there. right now students from the high school for performing arts are on stage. really bringing history to life. we'll have a live report in our next half hour. now to new details about the man who police say shot and killed three people in less than a minute in fresno, california. he want today kill as many people as he could after he found out he was wanted in the killing of a motel security guard last week. they say he told them he was singling out white people. now he is charged with four counts of murder. a stop for fast food turned

into the end of the manhunt for the so called facebook killer. workers at a mcdonald's recognized him. they stalled him saying it would be a few minutes for his frees. stephens sped off. authorities say he took his own life after he was cornered. >> i wanted to see him go to trial. it's god awful what he did to my brother. >> the police department is offering its own tribute, created this portrait. it was posted on facebook last night along with the message about how important it is to report information about crimes. go to nbc10.com and you can read that full message. former president george h. wnchts bush is back in the hospital. he had a recuring case of pneumonia he had earlier this

year. they also said the 92-year-old former president is okay. his family by his side. he was hospitalized for 16 days in january for pneumonia. votes are being counted into well into the morning. you since neither got the required 50% vote john will go up against karen handle in a run off election scheduled for june. the district is dominated by republicans and this race is seen as an early referendum. both looking at the outcome as a sign of what's to come. the winner will succeed tom price who resigned trump's administration. the president is looking at the runoff as a win.

he tweeted last night. now your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> we begin with a look outside our studios. a pretty nice view. a mix of sun and clouds breaking through. you can see the blue breaking through here. we'll have more and more clouds as the day progresses. it is not going to be the norm for the day. some rain may move through by tonight. some neighborhoods not reporting any right now. airport at 57. a lot of mid-50s right now. 55 parkwood. summerton up to 58 degrees. we should make it to the 60s by this afternoon. that's where we stop in the 60s. no 60s and no 80s in the forecast. we are looking at temperatures like walnut for 55.

allentown at 53 degrees. so we have got pretty con since te -- consistent temperatures. right now it's scattered cloud coverage. this is the deeper white gray color. it is heading our direction. we continue into the afternoon hours. pretty spotty, but if you like. everyone will have to wait until tonight to see light rain move by. here is a look at neighborhood forecast temperatures for today. 63 degrees in center city. so we are getting there. we are at 59 for the forecast high here. looking at temperatures through new jersey, delaware. about the same around 60 and 62

wilmington. smyrna a little lower. the lowest numbers, mid-50s for the jersey shore. we are talking that sea breeze. it means you get cool ocean air pushing inland and it is lower against the shore. here is your hour by hour forecast. we have been talking about this wet period of time. as we go through lunchtime to 3:30 there are light spotty showers i mentioned. then you see at 10:00 this line of little more steady rain. i think this line is going to make it through our region. this is 10:00 p.m. through midnight this continues to pass by. into 8:30 in the morning this is another spot. spotty showers may linger for your morning commute but otherwise thursday is great. it's not necessarily super rainy

again until overnight into friday morning. a period of heavy rain starts north and will spread across the board. sunshine by friday afternoon. we'll get to your weekend forecast coming up in the next half hour. well, it's a big day for the city of philadelphia. a live look inside the museum of the american revolution where the grand opening ceremony is underway right now. performance underway. you can watch the live stream of the ser mceremony on nbc10.com our nbc 10 app.

for more than 50 years many children of marines have had an opportunity to go to college thank to the marine corp. scholarship foundation. he one it is naval reserve training program in temple. he is here with charles, a four

time scholarship recipient. thank you for being here. >> thanks for having us. >> sure. tell us about the foundation. >> the foundation has been around since 1962. since 1962 it awarded over 37,000 scholarships for over $110 million. as i have seen over my career, and i have just come back to philadelphia last year, so 28 years in the marine corp., i have really got to seen the impact to offset the affordability of college. great organization that i knew a lot about, not as much as i could gu i got to look behind the curtain. i would call myself an honorary since i'm still on active duty. >> and really chaininging lives. it might be an opportunity for those who might not have an opportunity to go to college, right? >> absolutely.

you know, if it was not for scholarship foundation. >> right. tell me about your experience. >> right. so i was a recipient and i grew up outside of cleveland, ohio. villanova was my number one school. it is very far away. the scholarship really allowed me and my family to allow me to go to villanova and really stick around here. it has been a great community for the last 12 years. >> and we should mention you're the grand sson of a marine that served and receive add purple heart. >> yes. it allowed me to connect with him. a lot of that generation, they don't really -- they don't like to boast or talk about their experience but it allowed us to

connect and really appreciate it. i really feel like it is honoring his commitment and service to the country. >> it has completely changed your life, right? >> yes. i love being here in philadelphia. it's really one of those little steps that adds up to a whole career. >> good luck to you. >> thank you so much for being here. >> thank you. we appreciate it. >> and event is celebratory ball. it is happening friday at the union colleague. for more information on the foundation go to our web site or we'll put all of the information on our nbc 10 app as well. 242 years to the day since the shot heard around the world a new museum brings the american revolution to life. it is a big day as an attraction many years in the making finally opens its doors. and find out about a new way to treat patients who suffer from one of the most painful types of headaches. you won't believe what they put in tyson fun nuggets.

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♪ anch a display with a ceremony stretched across the district. the old guard and color guards including the first troops participated. vai sikahema was very proud to be part of the ceremony. he mc'ed the event. pamela as born is there. she has been watching this unfold all morning long.

bring us up to speed on this. >> reporter: it has ban very busy morning so far. i will step out of the way. cookie roberts is speaking right now. we had an opportunity to speak to her earlier this morning. she is thrilled it is showing the role they played in the war. it is one of many exciting events we have seen this morning. >> and it was a performance of some of the cast members at the tomb of the unknown. there was a march from independence mall. the new home of the museum. this has been a project 16 years in the making. the doors opened today on the 242nd anniversary, the shot that ignited the revolutionary war. we have the chance to see and experience that through the many interactive displays throughout

the museum. >> the real reward in life is accomplishment is worthy accomplishment, not material acquisition, not comfort, not fame, but accomplishment that has value to the community in which you live or to the human race, to make the world just a little better. think how much bet are thter th the world. >> reporter: and as we come back out here live right now you can see the ceremony continues. after this completes there will be a ribbon cutting. joe biden has not spoken yet. it will happen later on and we'll bring it to you when it does. nbc 10 news. >> thanks for that. checking our other headlines

they look into what sparked this apartment building. two families were able to escape. firefighters had to jump from a window. a truck collided with an suv around 22nd and york. a person in the suv treated for minor injuries. frein accused of killing a pennsylvania state trooper and injuring another in 2014. it's a cloudy and breezy day throughout our area this morning. had to take a look at the flags outside above center city philadelphia. first alert meteorologist krystal klei is here with our most accurate forecast. >> it is actually a pretty good forecast. definitely better than yesterday. we will be warm and breezes

picking up. here is a look at our current temperature maps. we are starting with the actual 24 hour change. meaning compared to yesterday we are 5 degrees cooler right now in philadelphia. we are 7 degrees cooler in trenton. allentown 4 degrees cooler. it is 7 degrees cooler for atlantic stich atlantic city. i grabbed a light jacket as i stepped out. this afternoon in the 60s. this morning you might notice it with 50s still on the map. philadelphia sitting at 57 degrees. we are at 55 mount holly. if you're right up against the shoreline the numbers are even lower because of the on shore breeze. here is our radar and satellite view. thicker clouds hanging to the west and to the west spotty light rain brewing to the west

of us. some of this will hit the northern zones and the rest of us could rain overnight. pretty consistently all of the moisture ahead of us. not yet seeing rain in philadelphia. starting to drop off already by 5:00 p.m. we'll take a closer look when temperatures rise again and more on the on-offshores comiininini on-off showers coming up. the white house grapples with controversy over location of a naval strike group. kelly reports from seoul. >> vice president pence in japan this morning with a familiar message for north carolikorea. >> we will defeat any attack and any conventional use of weapons with overwhelming and effective

american response. [ applause ] >> the u.s.schlt carrier is only now heading to the region as a prudent measure the pentagon says. over the weekend when kim jong un was threatening the u.s. and testing a missile the vincent was 3,500 miles away moving in the opposite direction for a military drill with australia. the military threat had the region on edge. with china and russia calling for restraints. the president backed off the tough talk about kim jong un. >> hopefully he wants peace and we want peace. hopefully that will be the end determination but we'll have to see what happens. no mention from the vice president or the confusion

surrounding the timing. on another note the defense department confirms two jets were formed. they say the russian bombers were in international air space and acted quote very professionally. back to you. today marks the 22nd anniversary of the oklahoma city bombing. ♪ survivors and family members of those killed gathered for a service to remember the victims in morning. ben carson spoke. the building that was attacked housed hud officers. 35 employees were killed. the explosion killed a total of 168 people. it was the deadliest attack on american soil until the september 11th attacks. nicoles is serving life in

prison. the team spokesperson says they will not be commenting on the suicide of aaron hernandez. the team will meet honoring championship teams. half dozen players are boycotting because they disagreet with the president and his politics. tom brady says he won't be there because of what he calls personal family matters. and this is just in, he just announced he will not seek reelection in 2018. he says he is the chairman of the house oversite committee. republican from u ut said he is real di to return to the private sector. he simply said after spending nights away from home it's noim for him to move on. >> and oot woman and there were

multiple reports will be discussed. one says he will be let go. nbc 10 has not yet confirmed the report. pressure on the company to cut ties increased when another former colorker reported sexual alligations yesterday. o'reilly says he has done nothing wrong. the american lung association says 125 million people live in areas with unhealthy areas of air pollution. kent county is the only part of our area to score a b. pollution can cause severe mass attacks. the most polluted air on the west coast.

new help for people who sufr from cluster headaches. they um proved t-- improved. it disrupts signals that run along a giant nerve that extends from the brain to the colon. of it was tested on patients at jefferson university in philadelphia. it should go on sale later this year in the u.s. a rescue operation of a different sort for some indianapolis firefighters. yesterday crew members heard an unusual noise on their fire trucks. they found three kittens. it appears mom gave birth to them and then abandoned her babies. more than just a pretty woman. people magazine reveals the world's most beautiful woman for 2017. and we are talking on and

off rain in the forecast over the next several days. we'll trab it out hour by hour coming up.

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think it's important that we answer that question because it is as relevant today as it was then. to paraphrase emerson's poem, what did the people hear when they heard that shot heard around the world? what was it that they heard? what was this experiment about? was it just about independence, the revolution or independence? i think it was about an idea, how to give life to a renaissance idea that a country could actually be governed by its people, all of its people, it's wealthy people, its poor

people, its people that could read, educated, uneducated. the revolutionary notion of the consent of the governed. it seems to me that's ultimately why they say america was an idea. the idea that people could govern themselves not a monarchy, not a governmental system that conferred power on the elite or the military or only the educated, an idea that ordinary people could do extraordinary things given half a chance. it truly was a revolutionary idea, an idea that both startled

and at the same time gave hope to the rest of the world. it's an american idea that i still think gives hope to the rest of the world. i have traveled almost every country in the world. in the last 40 years i have met every major world leader without exception. why do they look at us the way they do? why are we still the most respected nation in the world? >> if you would like to continue to watch this ceremony we are streaming it live right now on nbc10.com or on our nbc 10 app. now to a program that helped dozen of women pursue their dreams no matter what their background. we are excited to tell you about

the 15th annual woman one award. here to tell us more about that, the founder and president of vision 20/20, and lynn is here with molly, the president and ceo of the leader's edge. molly is this year's award recipient. thanks for being here. >> thanks for having me. >> tell us about this program. >> we created this literally 15 years ago. it has been an enormous success. we raised over $2.5 million over these years and awarded 29 scholarships to underrepresented women in medicine. 21 are now out practicing medicine in underserved areas all over the united states. we are proud to honor molly.

we always honor a role model and achiever in our community. >> and molly, congratulations on the honor and your book out called the bully proof workplace. tell us about that. >> well, i just happen to have a copy. this is the only book out here now that addresses bullying in the workplace. 65 million people effected by bullying in the workplace every year. so we, my husband and partner, wrote this book and have solutions and tips and strategies to deal with what we call the office soesh owe path. i have told him this is a cause that is so important. you get to see these doctors grow and flourish with

scholarship money that allows them to pursue their dreams. to think they are going black into their underserved munty is a wonderful and remarkable and courageous thing they are doing. i'm so happy. >> it continues to help because they go back in. >> exactly. >> the multiplier effect. >> thank you so much. we'll remind our viewers if ceremony is is april 24th. you can find more on nbc10.com or check out or nbc 10 app. we begin with a live look outside here. it is a little more of a gray

picture. these are the areas, lehigh vall valley where we have light rain that could pass throw. we are gray over parts of delaware as well. temperatures are slowly rising but not going to be as warm as yesterday. we are at 62 in marshalton. when we drop farther south it's about 58 in lincoln. part of the reason why you see these lower temperatures along the delaware beaches, winds coming in from the southeast. you have the cooler temperatures as well. look at radar and satellite view. this is kind of scattered throughout the area. here is the rain passing to our west. we have got a little bit of

moisture trying to make it in. today cooler than yesterday. 63 degrees for the forecast high in philadelphia. tomorrow 76 degrees. by friday up to 80 degrees. i think we'll have a chance of isolated thunderstorms both thursday and friday. not wash out dies. we could see sun through the afternoon but spotty thunderstorms could pick up thursday or friday and thursday morning as well. in the suburbs 59 for today. look at that though. upper 70s by your friday. it is 60 for the high expected today. 62 in new jersey and 62 in delaware. tomorrow mid-70s for new jersey and delaware. a little cooler along the shore points but 70s along the shore. same deal, just isolated thunderstorms. this is not an all day event. there are the clouds we have

now. there is 4:00 p.m. spots of green passing the lehigh valley. overnight you see a line of rain build. i think it will extend through our viewing zone. it is not going to cause any flooding concerns but some rain overnight over our neighborhoods. then go into your morning thursday. i think the commute will be okay. sot lingering showers are possible. an isolated thunderstorms. breaks of sun. that's what i'm worried about, thunderstorm potential because we warm the air up. you can see the yellows and the reds. it will start to weaken and we'll clear out as we get later into the day on friday. let's talk weekend high temperatures. saturday and sunday big differences. saturday definitely the better day to be outside. upper 60s for philadelphia. mid-60s for new jersey.

a mix of clouds and sun into sunday. we are breezy, cloudy. we'll have rain and we are cool. 58 in philly as well as new jersey. we'll be right back.

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she is people magazine's most beautiful woman in the world. the magazine announced they selected her for the double issue. she says she is very flattered. now to an update on our top story. you're looking live for the american revolution. joe biden is speaking. he is there with others. the ribbon will be cut just after noon today. you can watch it unfold and see the entire ceremony. we are live streaming it on nbc10.com and on our nbc 10 app. now to krystal klei. >> a good forecast but different than yesterday. we have clouds today. a little breezy and we are cl l cooler, 63 degrees. isolated morning and afternoon thunderstorms are possible both days. this is not a complete wash out but a wet period. zb and saturday looks better than sunday. >> that's right.

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