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ago, the storm brought down this large branch. local power companies also reporting several thousand outages. and the windshield wiper are going there, a rainy commute for drivers,s in in delaware county, be careful on the roads too many. the first alert weather team is following these storms. let's get the latest from krystal klei. >> this is just really starting to come down now into philadelphia, montgomery county as well. we are under a severe thunderstorms watch across the entire area, but specifically in philadelphia, now under a warning, which means it is happening and it will continue to happen as it moves from west to east. let's take a closer look in, right now through philadelphia. you see just on the edge of the county line, these deep reds, yellows, oranges, that's the

heaviest rain that's falling, in some areas more than 2 inches per hour. it certainly is enough to dump a half inch to an inch of rain over the areas. in the right against the county line, but moving this direction. an update to your radar. that's where the heaviest rain is moving into south philly getting into some of the heavier lines. heavy downpours and this is another warned area. guests over 60 miles per hour possible, and that's moving into delaware.

i'm going to track out by the minute when this may make it into your delaware -- that's some good news. we want to look at philadelphia international, very dark, heart to see here, but officials are warning travelers to check with their carriers. these severe storms could have a ripple effect on travelers here. first alert weather team will keep tracking its threatened it's over. you can follow these storms on your interactive radar. also tonight, new video shows the tense confrontation, you can see the offering with their guns drawn to surrender. >> he's not facing charges, but as ted greenberg shows us, that

case may have played a roll in this standoff. >>. a police body cam rho showing firsthand what they showed up with their search warrant. >> the doctor has a weapon at the medical office last week. kaufman accused of pulling a again. >> drop the gun. >> reporter: his lawyer saying the doctor was referring to the 5-year-old unsolved murder of his wife radio host april kaufman. the doctor maintaining his innocence and has never been charged. he's heard on the video threatening to commit suicide. >> i'm going to kill myself. listen, let's talk. >> reporter: kauffman surrendered and was arrested following a 45-minute standoff. >> someone that pulse a gun out of her waistband or hospital scrubs when they are at work suggests to me they're a little unstable. >> he wasn't threatening police officers or anyone else.

>> reporter: prosecutors playing the video in court today, urging the country to keep him in jail until the trial. the judge agrees, noting kaufman's alleged actions in the video, financial means and high risk of fleeing the area. his lawyer denying that, arguing that doctors should be released. >> reporter: defense attorney ed jacobs also revealing a search warrant he's seen referring to health care fraud and a homicide. >> obviously it did not involve the homicide, but in a way it did. it's like saying from former tv show -- it's all connected. >> reporter: prosecutors saying the connection are continuing. they have 90 days to nbc 10 news. and we have breaking right now.

we have learned the jury has been seated in the case of seth williams. we spoke with a former federal prosecutor. she says another the government has the challenge of proving a trade majority for services of gives, the defense has a challenge as well. and in their normal everyday lives, programs they're not getting streams of benefits of things like that from their friends. the defense has to show that, hey, just because they got something doesn't mean that's bribery. trial is expected to last three to four weeks. >> pennsylvania state police arrested a teen accused of robbing a wawa in chester heights twice. he came back on saturday and again had a gun, trying to get cash. he got it that time. he is now in custody in media.

perhaps some closure tonight for the family that went missing on the jersey shore. police discovered the body of the 16-year-old near jefferson avenue. she's one of two teens pulled under water by a rip current off the coast of atlantic city last week. the bod use of the other teen has not been found yet. tonight we have learned new details about the alleged attacker who ran down people outside a mosque in london. now in paris, another attack using a vehicle. nbc 10's jacqueline london is monitoring the latest from our news center. >> let's begin with the newest attack. right now investigators are combing over a car looking for any evidence. this video shows the car on fire. the man behind the attack died. who had been flagged for

extremism. they found weapons and explosives in the car. the loaned been video post reportedly shows the man behind the attack. police say he drove a van into a crowd of worshippers, investigators are call it a direct attack on muslims. >> it's a reminder that terrorism, extremism and hatred takes many forms and our determination to tackle them must be the same whoever is responsible. >> may said britain had been far too tolerant of all forms of extremism in the past. today's attack follows a string of kills in manchester, westminster and the london bridge. happening right now, philadelphia's 12,000 schoolteachers are voting tonight on the new contract.

the result will be announced later tonight. if the deal is approved, it would run through 2020, and will also end a stalemate between the union and the school district. teachers have been working without a contract for more than four years. the second year of philadelphia's pre-k program is officially under way form the governor kiblgd off enrollment today, saying there are now 2 thounz additional seats. he shared information with families on how they can sign up. philadelphia's tax on sugary drinks paid for the program, but the city controller says that revenue is falling short. april's tax money dropped 7% from the march total. the mayor's office said seasonal changes can affect revenue collection. groups that opposed tax are fighting it in court. is he or isn't he? president trump recently confirmed on twitter husband was under investigation, but daddy at the white house he was

uncharacteristically silent when he was asked in person. >> reporter: mr. president, are you under investigation? >> he was asked several times, but didn't spoke. yesterday one of his lawyers says he is not being investigated. tonight the democrats will try to slow down the poets health care bill, they plan to hold the floor until at least midnight hoping to pressure the gop in hearings. they have accused the republicans of working on the bill in secret. and you are looking at the newest site for housing along the delaware river in fishtown, this 1 1/2 acre strip of just south will be soon transformed into a 19-unit luxury townhome community. it's the brainchild of two new

york-based developers. s project valued at $7 million. new at 5:00, a four-legged critter is roaming the streets of princeton. this is a video of a bear. earlier this month, wildlife officials captured a bear in bucks county. it was eventually transported to the a pennsylvania state gameland in harrisburg. it's the busiest stretch of room in our area. coming up an interstate alert. the work along the schuylkill expressway that will affect thousands of drivers this week. breaking his silent, an alternate juror tells us why the mistrial makes him sick. chris christie: addiction is a disease.

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first alert radar shows that line of 240r78, potentially damaging winds, lightning, potential for hail as well. krisle will update us shortly.

meantime, an alternate juror is talking about the outcome and what he would have done differently. mike mccluskey was one of the 18 selected, but he was not able to deliberate. as an alternate, he was sequestered from the 12 jurors who could not reach a invest. if i was a member of the jury, i would have convicted him. >> he says head didn't like cosby's demeanor in court. he said the bus trip back to pittsburgh was nearly silent. the jaap sneeze coast guard says tracking information shows the container ship making a sudden turn, but the u.s. navy says it still believes the coalition occurred about an hour later at 2:20. the ship collided with the "uss

fitzgerald" off the coast of tokyo. seven american sailors died in that accident. today they were identified the mother of one of the fallen says she didn't think she had anything to worry about when her son enlisted. i know anything situation he can get out of it, but this time he wasn't given a chance. >> investigators want to know how the u.s. warship with sophisticated equipment and a watch crew could crash in calm weather. the death toll continues to rise after that massive high-rise fire in london. police say 79 people have died, so far only five bodies have been identified. in the recent renovation -- koussa says it will not send a -- for killing a new jersey state trooper. she was serving life in prison when she escaped nearly 40 years

ago. she fled to coupa and was given asylum. president trump last week called for her extradition. he died back in 1973. today we learned that carrie fisher had cocaine and traces of heroin in her system. also meth aid doane, several pain killser and ecstasy were in her system. investigators have to determine what impacts those drugs had on her death. back now to your first alert weather. slow going in both directions, headlights, windshield wipers on the rain, making the drive home a lot more different. a lot of severe storms are moving across the region. >> here's krystal klei. >> and right in the thick of it. you can see them lighting up our

views screen. this line has been holding together well. let's take a closer look now through philadelphia into more north philadelphia parts, and then down into now south jersey. we also are still seeing some lightning. not as much as before. really dropped down into street level here, just starting to get some of that heaviest rain, but it is moving this direction. we'll sea this the next couple mince like cinnamon hill we are getting reports of over 2 inches falling. we're. we are seeing a lot of rain. let's time this out.

camden seeing that heavy rain right now. and we're almost there currently. windsor and marlboro looking closer. this line will continue to stand. that's just one chunk. we go farther south, there's another area with a ton of lightning moving right now into delaware. you see almost hitting dover. over the bay and into south jersey, all right cutting through areas like middletown. smyrna at 5:30. and areas like -- right around 6:00, some of that heaviest rain should kip the bay. we're looking at these lines holding together. this is a powerful cold front moving through. in some areas temperatures have dropped 20 degrees. the pink that you see respect that's a severe thunderstorm

watch across the entice viewing zone, because anywhere could see that storm pop. but look at the area in yellow. right now in parts of philadelphia county and through to south jersey, we have that yellow shaded area under a warning. that means severe thunderstorms are happening form the same deal over parts of delaware, it's happening and will be happening as we progress through the next half hour to hour. let's look at the temperature gradient. as i mentioned, a huge difference. this temperature an hour ago was 89, now it's 73. look at millville, 83, and atlantic city the same. the cold air will continue moving along to the east. we'll pike a rebound tole, but it will feel a lot better, because that front will pass and leave us with drier air. here's the hour-by-hour forecast. we go from you 5:00 to 6:00.

some of that heavier stuff is bowing out. it will head off the short, as we go to 7:30. still possibly some heavier pockets over philadelphia, just adding to the rain totals that starts to move out and weaken some, which is right around the time that our first alert will expire. we should start seeing dryer condition i being tomorrow. a mix the clouds and sun. we'll also see right around the mid it turns out not getting enough zs could be peaking your social life. what doctors have discovered about sleep deprivation and your friends. all new at 5:00, a soda snub, how coke cola offended customers with just one tweet.

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take a look now at some of the latest video, as severe storms continue to make their way across our region. this was shot a short time ago along baltimore pike in media. this was a scene in bryn mawr at a tree felt looks roberts road. part of it landed right on top of a van. >> a live look at eighth and market, you see folks warricking with umbrellas, red roadways and drenching rains with a lot of lightning.

>> this is a system that's the sort of it all. we have live team coverage. krystal clei is with you. where are the storms right now? >> the good news is the heaviest stuff has started to move out. slight i delaware, and let's look at where that line is moving. you see the oranges, the reds, the yellows, really a perfect line that's up against where this cold front is. there's a difference, now in the upper 60s around 70 north, a huge difference. it's powerful. a closer look in and out of philadelphia. are see it's country of like gloucester township.

and trenting as well. as you go into the suburbs. it's still rain falling, just not nearly as heavy as the focused line is. so let's track some of this out. where will it be next? pemberton, nearly 6:00 in winslow, jackson, lakewood as well. this is moving quite quickly, about 45 miles per hour to the east. wee go far south. this is a long stretch of line, it seems on going down to the southwest of delaware, look at the lightning, 422 strikes just in this box. that's heading our way all the way to the southernmost parts of delaware. if we tike this out. areas around dover, close to 6:00, 6:10. morris hiv 6:30, and cape may seeing some of the heaviest

around 7:00. certainly -- the damaging wind with the highest threat, large hail, a slight possibility, and less likely an ice lighted tornado that we are not expecting at this point. more about the damage reports we have seen and where the storm is headed, coming up. we are already seeing damage. brandon hudson right now for a look at what's happening? you can see the chain saw right at the bottom of the three, and to kind of move this tree out of this front yard. it's like the tree fell toward the house, but it's tough to see how bad the damage is simply front -- or vantage point. we're told that no one was hurt,

and no was was in the house when the tree fell. this is not the only damage. you want to bring you across the street. you can see another -- on another part of the yard of the neighbor's house. we tracked down one of the neighbors. we're going to go talk to him in just a few minutes. fortunately for at least these homeowners, there was no damage done to this house, but like i said, we're going to try to track down the homeowners and give you an update. we'll be back with more information later on. i'm brandon hudson, nbc 10 news. >> good-sized trees coming down. thanks. a view in newport sent us this video. heavy rain coming down and strong winds.

right now to our george spencer, who's out on the road. >> see the wipers still going. where are you, george? >> jim, we're in chester county at this point, and that edge of this frontal boundary, the strong storms have already pushed think this area, damage done around here, definitely slick roads, and in the areas we have just passed through the traffic was badly built up. we have moved away from that. as you can see we've moved from you heaviest of the rain. there are reports of lightning striking someone's home. at this point people going through the worst of it. we're keeping track of it, and will be over the next hour or so. >> all right, george. a live look here at the airport. the airport saying there are significant departure delays because of the weather. we also heard from american airlines which said it's

offering free rebooking of flights to philadelphia because of the storm, so check with your carrier. and have the nbc 10 app with you throughout the night to track these storms. you can follow them with our interactive ray day and get severe weather alerts sent right to your smartphone. teachers in the school district minutes away for something they've been waiting for, a new contract. >> teachers will vote on that new contract. voting is scheduled to begin at the top of the hour, 24 minutes from now. the deal comes nearly 1400 days after the last contract expired. >> reporter: teachers are making their way inside. many of these are wearing red t-shirts. in about a half hour, they'll start voting on what could become their next contract. this is the closest in four

years the teachers ease union and the philadelphia school district has come to reaches an agreement. approve a contract has been a top priority for the union and the school district, and a possibly end to a stalemate is bringing excitement to many who have been involved in the process. >> we're glad the school year is coming to a close with a contract we're here to vote on today. it's been four years, almost five, where we have worked without a countered. >> reporter: members of the philadelphia federation of teachers will be voting on a new contract in about a half hour. if approved the contract will be good through 2020. if you're one of those to travel the expressway, you may watch to find a different ruse. >> they will be working to repair i-76 all week long. there would be temporary lane

closures from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. in the afternoon. the construction project runs lookening 76. tomorrow crews will be working along 76 eastbound along the turnpike. back out live, wednesday and thursday, work will be happening on the westbound lanes. the project expected to wrap up friday between 202 and the blue route. >> you might be late for work. >> yes. here's a look at other stories. u.s. senator bob casey making a push to get guns out of the hands of hate crime offend eers in delaware, residents teed off for a good cause, the annual red cross raised money for people across the area.

luckily they played before the on storm rolled in. last year, city officials were forced to scrap the show because of a funding issue. this year several groups came together to raise the necessary money to bring the show bulk. every parent hopes to have a straight-a student. the key to success may be found on the playground. what new research reveals, next. heavy lifting, a instrument display of strength and resolve. a viral video. much more is ahead. it takes a lot of people to make a good school day.

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he was caught on video dragging a slice of pizza down some subway stairs. you love this, don't you? >> well, look at this, a woman riding her back this white trash behalf move a i yos the side wak. >> no, my skin is crawling. >> the woman hopped off her back, and she saw this rat drawings the entice and apparently the rat knew something the woman didn't. there was an entire personal pizza inside that bag. well, back to our weather. severe storms hitting our area tonight. let's have another live look from one of the our many cameras posting around the air. krystal is tracking these storms. >> and it was expected. still moving to the southeast, cutting through the county.

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severe storms are hitting the region tonight. this is a live look outside nbc 10. krystal klei tracking the storms for us. >> right through our views area, out of philadelphia now, but constituent cutting down trenton. we're going to track this out down to the minute, when it makes it to the shore, coming up. all right, a look at the wells fargo center, home of the 76ers, the deal with thes -- boston is official. >> last year they called ben

simmons, now the sixers have secured the right to pick first against thursday night in new york. cnn's jo csn's john clark is joins us. they will once again be able take a player that they believe is a franchise player. they believe they have two already. it looks like they're going to take markelle fultz. here he is working out for the sixer. he's a gifted athletic guard, averaged over 23 points a game. he's from maryland. he will be happens he family and friends can come up. he'sen mentored a little by joel embiie. here is the sixers' president

saying why they made the trade. >> we're taking the next step, i believe. in formulating a solid young core of players that ultimately will lead into a successful and sustainable piano product. there may be one or two franchise-level players, and on thursday night hopefully we make a decision and make an announcement that results in one of those franchise-level players. >> he's not allowed to say yet who he's going to take. sixers will be fun to watch this season, some of the brightest young talent in the nba. ryan says based on ticket sales, they will be sold out every game. that's his believe. i'm john clark, key you at 6:00. back to our big story. severe storms really are pounding the area tonight. our weather team issued a first alert ahead of this storm, and

now that storm is here krystal clei is back with us again. bring us up to speed. >> not long ago we had heavy rain over our building, now it's through south jersey. in fact the most lightning is falling over delaware. these are the problem zones. right through burlington, camden county those are the downpour location. pemberton down to gloucester. all seeing that heavy rain right now, a tighter view, so you know where your neighborhood is. tapper knackle very hef -- eastern township, heavy, but not

quite as strong. areas like cherry hill are -- where it's starting to move farther east let's time this on you. from trenting all the way down to -- as we push this forward, you see the timing here. and stafford at 6:45, so know we're all the way out to the shore. if you've been listening, we've been putting the timing about 7:00, 8:00, this is following what we were expecting, now from smyrna down to riverview, a lot of heavy, heavy rain, deep red likely in that two-plus inch range per hour. this is not staying here for a whole hour, but we could see over an inch of rain where we have the heaviest falling. zoom out again, because this is a long little chunk, push this through, violent at 6:00.

egg harbor township by 6:45. cape may, look for it 7:00 this evening. areas in pink are still under that thunderstorm watch the line of yellow you do see, these are areas under a severe thunderstorm warning. what we're looking at is in these areas that we may see some reports of severe thunderstorms. there's a report through 6:00. this is an area under a warning, but this will problem progress to the shore, so we are not out of the woods yet for at least half our viewer area. this front, very powerful. that's why it's causing the damage. 73 in philadelphia, it was 90 today officially. that is the high we hit. we have dropped almost 20 degrees because of this front. still in the 80s. they'll be dropping soon enough. so here's hourby-hour through

6:00, but by 7:30, right along the shore, those returns indicate pockets of heavy rain still possible. we will start to see things weaken, though. spotty showers in the early modern are possible, but then we clear out. less humid by a long shot. also 86 on your wednesday, an increase in humidity on friday and saturday, with the possibility of more this morning, and we dry out by the end of our weekend. krystal, thank you. the table perform took an unexpected turn, and when he discovered the problem, he couldn't get help. it took four months, but the nbc 10 response team got results. that's straight ahead. ♪

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region. where the storm is heading. >> areas like milford up next with that line of heavy rain and lightning. we'll trach it, coming up.

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is what it looked like and sounded like in north philly just a short time ago as severe weather pushed through our area. >> it is starting to clear up a little outside. not coming down as heart as it was a short time ago. >> you can see the worst of the storms approaches the jersey shores, but we have a lot of rain through the area. >> good evening. we have live team coverage, from trees down to a house fire called by a lightning strike, but first let's get the latest from krystal clei. you can see where the hecheiest rain is stretching all the way down from new york city all the way through dover. in fact it keeps going south. this is a wide perspective. i'm going to step off so we can actively on air track where these storms are going, take a look at that line, moving

through parts of south jersey, then moving into the shore. so it might be rugged here as we move around, but i want to actively track these storms. just moving past pemberton. now that yellow box is an area of severe storms, that means the ha threat of hail is now over. almost to cape may county, then you look into delaware, you see the same deal, and about to make it's way into milford as well. to show you where it may be timing on the next. here we go, drawing the line, taking it out there cape may. by 7:00 to 7 ooflt 30 past through capeay