twists and turns since he c confessed nearly 240 hours ago. the final body has been full-time. the remains were recovered from a separate location on the farm. so now all four victims have been identified. authorities say all of them were shot. the murder weapons used in the killings have been recovered. today the investigation focused on two locations. doylestown, where both suspects were arraigned, and upper dublin montgomery county where officers searched the home of the second suspect earlier today. we have a team of reporters in lace at each site following every development. >> drugs, guns and money. the district attorney here connected the dots in a week-long mystery and says they have done their best to bring these four men back to their families. >> cosmo dinardo has been charged with the murder of the

four men. >> reporter: the district attorney revealed cosmo dinardo, the main. suspect in the case, had help. on friday killing three of the four men. police say his cousin confessed his role in the robbery and murders of the three men on the farm. >> i feel a lot of sadness and relief. >> police emts and the fbi dug down 12 feet deep expecting to find all of the missing men, they found three on thursday. court papers described the vicious killing. patrick on wednesday didn't see the shots coming. nor did dean, killed on friday in the barn. they both were shot in the head. prosecutors say he stayed with the body. cosmo dinardo went and picked up two more and the two shot them both. thomas meo screamed.

no one made it off the farm alive. the plea deal ask confession made led to the body of patrick, the first to be killed and the last to be found. >> we'd still be locking for jimmy patrick had we not made this it agreement. i rode there in a car on the same site as the other three men were found. it was so far away that i started getting sick to my stomach on the ride. >> reporter: that deal dinardo won't face the death penalty but no deal for kraths. >> the families agreed to the plea agreement. deanna durante, nbc 10 news. >> within the last hour, both cosmo dinardo was arraigned via video. that's where randy gyllenhaal is joining us now live. the details so cold-blooded, so chilling. did the suspects have any sort of reaction during their

arraignment? >> not much, but those details are part of the only reason why neither suspect was granted any bail. those suspects accused of committing these murders as well as covering them up appeared here in front of a a district court judge. it was cosmo dinardo, who was wearing an orange jump suit. he was sitting next to his attorney. dinardo did not ask for any bail and the judge did not grant any saying because of the nature of these alleged crimes, he is a risk to the community. instead right now he will stay at the bucks county prison and he did not have much to ta say in court. but his alleged co-conspirator had no attorney present and was quite talkative. telling the judge he's lived his whole life in northeast philly with his family. he said he works installing tile and notably also told this judge that he was shot about three months ago and had difficulty walking. he was concerned about that it

injury and loif in jail with that it injury. the judge denied bail for him. both suspects are massive risks to this community. >> both committing multiple murders over a week-long period, bail is appropriately set at zero. >> both will go through the criminal justice system as if they are presumed innocent from the start. however, there's an expectation that cosmo dinardo will be following through with any deals that have been made. >> reporter: he yesterday his attorney announced he he made an agreement to avoid the death penal penalty. the da says despite any confessions both will still go through the criminal justice process. one final note, the judge decided to keep both of these suspects in separate jails in separate counties so theyen can't interact. randy gyllenhaal, nbc 10 news.

>> the time line became much clearer. you can find all of them on nbc10.com. we have it for you hee here. let's start on saturday. that's when a woman who lives near the family farm says she heard gunshots and yelling. let's move to sunday morning. mark sturgis's car was found. to the next day, crews begin digging on the family farm. there are billboards up saying patrick is missing. that's monday. and then on wednesday, cosmo dinardo is arrested for trying to sell tom meo's car. and let's go to yesterday. cosmo dinardo confesses to taking part in all four ki killings. in exchange prosecutors will not

seek the death penalty. and thursday police searched the philadelphia home of shawn cats. fast forward to friday when police search a home linked to hill in upper dublin. and hours later we know police announced the murder charges. you can find this time line and the latest developments on our website at nbc10.com. >> this is making headlines across the country. today the district attorney says it's important to remember what this investigation was really about. >> we're not here to make moral judgment. we're here to accomplish two goals and that's to bring these young ben men home to their

loved ones. and we're here to seek justice for them. >> the da thanked the many local and national agencies that spent b the last week helping in the search. friends and family will gatter in a few hours to remember tom meo. he vanished a week ago today. a vigil will be held in newtown. that's scheduled to fwin at 7:30. and nbc 10 has been looking into the backgrounds of murder suspect sean krathz. you can get the latest sent to your phone with the nbc 10 app. 20 minutes of nonstop news continues with tracking thunderstor thunderstorms. a live look at i-95 in south philadelphia. the headlights are on. the roadways are wet. a slow commute out there with all those wet roads. these storms could bring heavy

downpours and also damaging winds through your neighborhood this afternoon. and this is just the first round of storms that will move through the area for your friday night. >> we have first alert team coverage to keep you prepared. erika martin is trking the storms from storm ranger 10. is and meteorologist glenn schwartz is tracking the second threat later tonight. >> these storms are right now. >> let's take a look. we have severe thunderstorm warnings. we have the 3-d imagery. up right now. these storms have moved in verym quickly. they are heavy rain producers and also locking at possibly wind damage from these. you can see the storms here that are moving through northern delaware and into northern parts of south jersey. so this is moving into glauser county. a huge piece of real estate and these thunderstorm warnings go. until 4:30 this afternoon. this one right here goes until

5:00. the one headed toward atlantic city. let's go closer. >> egg harbor, all of these storms, a lot of intense loigt ning as well. 117 lightning strikes roigt here. cars reported in chest canner county. this is something we'll be. watching for thout tlo the remainder of the evening. we have a flooding issue going on. glenn schwartz is going to tell us about that. >> we have two things to be concerned about. so you don't want to just look at the wind threat. the car ends up getting flooded. there's a flash flood warning in effect for the southern portion

of philadelphia area. parts of delaware county all the way down through northern delaware and even into parts of south jersey. you do not want to drive through flooded roads. remember the saying, turn around don't drown. and also this is the line that is coming through now. more showers and thunderstorms developing back in central pennsylvania that will be moving in later tonight. here's the hour by hour as we go through 6:00 we're expecting more storms dwom ideveloping in lancaster county and the harrisburg area. so that will be moving through. so you have plans going out tonight. even if the rain stops be prepared for more.

then it starts moving out and that's going to set us up for a decent weekend. better than decent weekend. we'll get into that in a few minutes. you can track the storms through the rest of the night and plan ahead for the weekend with the nbc 10 app. if you're getting on i-76 in philadelphia, be prepared for big slowdowns. a tour crashed westbound near the 30th street underpass. crews are waiting for a tow truck to move that bus. traffic is at a crawl. you can always use the nbc 10 app before you hit the road. president trump back from france today to spend the week in jersey. nbc news obtained new information about an infamous meeting between his oldest son and russian lawyer. erin coleman is live with the latest on this. >> nbc news learned a former

soviet counter intelligence officer was also at that meeting in question. he was in the room whennen donald trump jr. met with an attorney last year. the attorney promised damaging information about hillary clinton. the officer who was present for the meeting is suspected of having ob going ties to russian intelligence. donald trump jr. came under fire tr taking that meeting. the president backed his son's decision to do so is and nothing came of the meeting. but house democrats say the trump campaign may have broken campaign laws. >> this is a campaign violation soliciting or accepting something of value. >> also renewed their call for a vote on an independent commission to investigate russia's meddling in the election. president trump is back on u.s.

soil. he arrived in newark this afternoon. mr. trump will spend this weekend at a club in new jersey. the club is hosting the women's u.s. open. the president spent the past two days in france. >> the president wrap ped up hi visit by attending bastille day celebrations. today's er ceremony also commemorated the 100th anniversary of america entering into world war i. we're live in the breaking news center, erin coleman, nbc 10 news. back here at home, a state trooper is in the hospital, another dead after their cruiser collided with a garbage truck early this morning. this is what's left of the mangled suv. they slammed into the side of a garbage truck around 2:30 this morning, about an hour outside pittsburgh. the truck was turning left out of a parking lot. the. trooper died immediately.

he would have secelebrated his 27th birthday next week. hot temperatures did not stop hundreds from marching 18 miles in washington, d.c. today. the crowd in 90 degree temperatures making their voices heard. the group started outside headquarters at 10:00 this morning marching to the department of justice. the march is organize d by the group behind the women's march on washington. they were met by a small group of supporters who also eld signs. all polished up, the scaffolding a. top city hall is starting to come down now. he's been obscured so crews could give him a good cleaning. a nice surprise for one lucky septa rider. james won a septa key card with a a $100 travel wallet this

morning at the park station. septa handled out that prize to mark a milestone the transit agency is approaching the sale of its 1 millionth ticket. a burks county high school teacher is accused of having a sexual relationship with a 17-year-old student in his clasp. he teaches in leesport. he and the female student met after school at parks on several occasions from march to last month. he surrendered this morning. it has been a day of new discoveries in the killing spree that left four young men dead in bucks county. here's what we know. 20-year-old cosmo dinardo and 20-year-old sean kratz have been charged with murder. all four bodies have been recovered. they were it found buries in two separate pits on the family farm. the suspects brought the vick

toims to the farm to buy marijuana. turning now to our weather. we are tracking strong thunderstorms moving across pennsylvania, new jersey and delaware right now. >> some of them could become severe. let's take a live look down broad street. the roads are wet there in center city. these storms are moving through and could be severe at times. let us know what's going on. >> this is one of those days where everybody gets hit by rain and thunderstorms. as you can see new jersey and pennsylvania and delaware all get i getting hit right now. this storm with a lot of lightning is developing and headed to the shore. so want to let you know about that. 4:38 beach haven and 4:41 in atlantic city. this storm with a lot of lightning moving also toward portions of the shore so places like atlantic city hit twice and this is about 5:40 in stone

harbor. as you can see, there's plenty of lightning. it's now just about past newark. and it's tapering off in the philadelphia area. this area of storms in maryland moving into delaware. dover about 5:30. the rain is tapering off in delaware county and chester county and in much of philadelphia. but that's a good thing. because this rain has been really heavy. here we are in south jersey. there's will ming to mingtonwil. and the rainfall rates, 2 to 3 to 5 inches per hour. and these are very large storms. so it's not just a ten-b minute. downpour that you're getting. that's why we have these flash flood warnings in the red here across a the lot of the area.

flash flood warnings going until 6:30. the severe thunderstorm warnings as they head even toward the shore going until 5:15. obviously caused different problems. now let's go to storm ranger 10. >> we actually had to jump back into storm ranger because we were seeing several rounds of thunder and lightning. we always edadvise viewers at he to stay inside when that situation does occur. even though storm ranger is grounded for safety reasons shs we did have to jump right back inside. radar right now, be sure you download the free app. this is where you can see where storm ranger is currently situated with our exclusive scan of the sky that really scans the sky every 20 to 30 seconds. as opposed to a stationary radar that scans 4 to 5 minutes. so we can see all the lightning

rolling through quickly and the storms as they move quickly from west to east. right now we are in logan township. we heard a lot of thunder and saw lots of lightning. so we decided to come back into storm ranger, play it safe for now. i do want to mention we have had some storm reports as well including some really strong wind gusts in atlantic county. also have seen some reports of downed power lines in chester county. so coming up in a bit, we'll have more information. we'll toss it back to glen in the studio. >> erika is in good position here to be close to the storms. that's where you want to get the best view in case you get to see any of that circulation that might lead to a tornado. we'll keep monitoring that. in the meantime, we have more storms moving in from the west.

perhaps the lehigh valley will have that. as we go into tomorrow morning, we could start off with clouds, but we're going to be seeing this go -- don't worry about it. it's on the 69 in trenton. 80s to the south. we're going to be seeing improving weather and it's going to be a nice weekend. here we go. saturday morning, starting to see the sun coming out. and by afternoon it's just beautiful. sunday is a beauty as well. >> a confession leads to a second arrest in the bucks county killing spree. >> today nbc 10 is learning more about cosmo dinardo's alleged accomplice. still ahead, rosemary connors explains why the investigation into sean kratz led to two different homes in two different

counties. plus left high and dry, the bridal store that closed leaving wedding parties in a panic. and the whole story, mother nature swallows a pair of homes. that story, next. first, here's a look at the closing well on wall street. an up day on the markets.

you are looking at a heem being swallowed by a sink hole. the people had just left for work when the ground opened up and devoured it. a chunk of the house next door is also gone. about a dozen other homes are also in danger right now. the hole is is about 200 feet wide and it is filled with water. what a mess. you think your commute was a bad one? check out what drivers in oregon

had to deal with. those are slimy eels all over cars and the road. a truck spilled them. 7500 pounds of the gooey creatures yesterday led to several crashes. and this major mess. the eels were head ed ed to sou korea where they are considered a delicacy. the woman who recorded this video is laughing because she's safe in her car. birds dive bombing people outside a grocery store in texas. and a woman who, as you can hear, received great amusement recorded the scene while safely inside her car. >> i know you love the eels. how about birds diving on you? >> i know. the eels gave me the creeps. easy for her to laugh buzz she's

safe in her vehicle. back to our weather now. we have strong storms packing heavy rain and lightning sweeping through the area right now. >> i'm tracking the severe weather threat neighborhood by neighborhood. find out who is getting hit right now and who is going to get hit by the next round coming up in my first alert forecast. also this it story, two men dead from overdosing on tranquilizers meant to sedate elephants. the latest twist to the opioid abuse ep e demic.

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to online banking... to our award winning mobile app. and if you prefer face-to-face, we have that too. ask me, terry goggans, how our balance of technology and people can help you. right now, continuing coverage of our top story. the bodies of four young men who disappeared in bucks county have been found and identified this afternoon. two men are now charged with their murders. 20-year-old cosmo dinardo and his cousin 20-year-old sean kratz. both pleaded not guilty during their arraignment a short time

ago and the judge decided to house both men in different prisons in different counties so they won't be able to interact with each other. the investigation into the second suspect led police to two homes today. >> team coverage begins with rosemary connors live at one of those properties in. montgomery county. she joins us live now with more. >> reporter: that house is shielded by these trees here. we learned that kratz was shot just a few weeks ago. something to make the staff aware of at the prison. he's pleading not guilty to these charges. police search for the two guns 20-year-old sean kratz said were hidden at this house. neighbors say a relative live here's. the district attorney charged kratz with the murders of three of the four young men. >> anything you want to say

about sean? >> a man who lived at the house would not comment about his relationship with sean kratz. investigators describe kratz as the cousin of cosmo dinardo. now the two are accused ak accomplice in a case that's rocked philadelphia. according to the criminal complaint, the two planned to rob their victims during drug deals over marijuana. in the end the four young men lost their lives, shot to death. their bodies buried at this bucks county farm belong. ing to cosmo dinardo's parents. >> i can't believe it. i don't want to believe it. because what happened in bucks county, that's bucks county problem. not down here. >> reporter: the next door it neighbor explain they have only known kratz can to be friendly and nice. he owned guns, worked as a tile installer and lived in northeast philadelphia. investigators were at his house here in northeast philly overnight. people who live in the area can't help but pass by. the house where investigators combed through clues today looking for answers.

>> of course, we're just wondering what the whole reason for this. why he wanted to do it. >> reporter: that's something that the district attorney said this afternoon we may never know. the investigation continues and we'll keep you posted throughout the afternoon. reporting live, rosemary connors, nbc 10 news. >> you just heard rosemary connors talk about the criminal complaint. that's the document that details the crime step by step. it is so chilling it sounds like a crime novel. cosmo dinardo told investigators he shot jimmy patrick over a drug deal gone wrong. then hopped on a backhoe, dug a hole and buried the body. two days later, another was shot dead and s tossed in a tank. the last two men were put in the same tank and set is on fire. the tank was buried in a hole 12 feet deep and the killers walked away. there's so much more still unfolding about this bucks

county murder spree. legal experts are studying the just-released document right now. you'll hear from him at 5:15 and you can hear more about the men who were murdered. >> back to the other big story, the strong thunderstorms moving through parts of our area. >> it's the first line of severe weather we'll see for our friday night. taking a live look at the traffic from those wet roads. this is along route 70 near cherry hill. a slow commute home this afternoon. we have live team coverage. meteorologist glenn schwartz has more on what's to come later tonight. >> let's begin with chief meteorologist tammie souza with more on where the threat is right now. >> we're looking at severe thunderstorm warnings that have moved into new jersey. a little bit of leftover warning in delaware. philadelphia pretty much in the clear. but it's this storm that has basically been the one that's produced a lot of damage along its path. gusty winds up to 60 miles per

hour. we have reports of some trees and power lines down. let's kind of put this into motion. watch as they move into the area. they kind of pop up. really pop up in size. especially moving through chester county. that's where we saw a lot of the damage. until 5:00, we have a severe thunderstorm warning from middletown in parts of delaware over to vineland and down to morris river. we also have another deveer thunderstorm warning all of you in atlantic city. so if you are anywhere outside, seek shelter. get the pets in. these are dangerous storms and have produced intense lightning and small hail and damaging winds. you can see them moving to the east. this is our hail tracker. you can see hail that's been reported up to an inch in size. here's some of the damage. we have had some trees snap. damage to cars in chester county.

now we have a flooding potential to talk about. >> we have a lot of flash flood warnings. now that's more serious than a regular type of flood warnings we get. the aerial flood warnings, this is more serious potentially life threatening if you have water that is moving. it can knock people over and it's extremely large amount of counties to have this. flash flood warning for northern counties until 5:45. as you head toward the shore, that's until 7:15. we have had one significant report of flooding. this is in east knotting hamham. several road closures shorted. there's more to come.

it's extremely humid. it's still warm and more storms are likely to form back by harrisburg and move to the east and so it's going to be a stormy evening over much of the area that's getting hit right now. more on the timing of this coming up. track the storms the rest of the night and plan ahead for the weekend with the nbc 10 app. we'll send you weather alerts right to your smart phone. >> here's the stories we're following. in burlington county, screams led police to a woman's body and now they are trying to figure out who killed her. they have identified the woman as 29-year-old dianna stillwell. they found her body behind a vacant store after someone called to say they heard screams. she was stabbed to death. in bucks county you can visit a traveling vietnam war memorial wall starting today. it's all set up at the ball

field. >> the attraction featured three family friendly experiences including the maize. after the opening it will be free for two hours. and in atlantic county another chance to enjoy music. summers point will host a big band concert tonight at 7:00. it followed last night's show on the sand. this next story has to be a bride to be's worst nightmare. >> the bridal shop closed without warning leaving wedding plans in jeopardjeopardy. where customers are scrambling to get answers. also caught on camera, the efforts to rescue puppies from a potentially dangerous situation. that's new at 5:00. ♪

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we are filling in the blanks in a twisted killing spree in bucks county. 20-year-old cosmo dinardo and 20-year-old sean kratz were charged today in the killing of four men on the family farm. today authorities revealed the victims were shot and buried in a pair of graves on the property. they say all four were lured there for drug deals. ahead at 5:00, what happened when the two suspectsen wept before a judge late this afternoon. on a much loigter note, if anyone had question about pope francis's feelings about complainers, the answer is tacked to his door. the sign outside his suite reads no whining. the notice concludes with stop complaining and act to change your life for the better. the sign was a gift from ab author of self-help books. a graduate inreyent of a bi today.

they were it given a $5,000 scholarship thanks to the ronald mcdonald house. she's one of 55 local students getting scholarships. so the wait is over. >> you couldn't slooep at night. >> i have been waiting to see this. >> i know. beyonce's finally showing off her twins now a month old. the singer posted this picture of herself holding the babies on instagram with a caption "sir carter and rumi one month today." complete with a long veil and flowerered arch. they join their big sister blue ivy. >> it's such a natural candid too. >> not pose d. >> just taken in the moment. with no preparation. >> it is a beautiful picture. >> she looks fantastic as always. >> nbc 10 first alert weather. we're tracking strong storms for your friday night. here is storm force, which is

out there on the roads. the wipers are going. the roads are wet. and we have more to come. >> i think the worst of it is with this cluster of storms. what it does is kind of stabilizes the area right behind it. once it goes through, it will regenerate but it may not equal this kind of intensity. most of pennsylvania is doing okay, but this cluster is headed into cape may county and they put out a severe thunderstorm warning. no question about that. 5:00 in egg harbor, 5:18 in atlantic city. this storm moving down through central delaware. 5:37 in delaware. then that crosses over into cape may by k. so you have places getting hit by thunderstorms more than once

with this kind of a set up. and look at dover. dover is kind of surrounded by storms. to the north, river view to the south. all of this is coming down into dover and south jersey. you're getting nailed with that. things will be quieting down there. here's the one coming into atlantic city. you can see how close it is. koling right down atlantic city expressway just outside. that's some pretty heavy rain. remember we have been showing you just the intensities. it's 2, 3, 4 inches per hour with the rainfall rates. and you don't want that kind of a storm to sit over the same spot. but let's see how the back edge is work iing. the problem is it's not moving this way. some of it is coming back up. an indication that this is not just a front that's going to sweep through. the flood warnings in the red.

severe thunderstorm warnings in the yellow. severe thunderstorm warnings continue until 5:15. flash flood until 6:30. and more more coming in from the west. we have winds coming in off the ocean. the winds from the west. the winds converge. the air is forced up and that creates the thunderstorms and that means they are going to be around for this evening. but they are going to be out of here by tomorrow morning. it may start off with clouds, but then the sun comes out. the humidity is down significantly from the last couple days. sunday is a gorgeous day. kind can of hot. but not all that humid.

and then as we go into next week, the stormy weather and the heat and humidity start to come back. the afternoon storms on monday and then we start getting into potential heat wave territory and more storms like every other day next week. to this now, wedding daydreams turning to nightmares. how a sudden closing has left dozens of brides scrambling to replace gowns they have already paid for. also decades in the making, a world war ii veteran just received his purple heart today. his touching story at 5:00.

wedding daydreams are being scrambled by a. popular retailer. they are in a panic. >> it comes after a bridal slan suddenly closed its doors at dozens of stores. cydney long reports from cherry hill. >> reporter: with just 57 days until her wedding -- >> my wedding is september 9th. >> reporter: ash lee is saying i don't believe this. >> this is upsetting that no one wassed or notified. >> reporter: she and dozens of local women are in disbelief that they would leave them hanging without their dream dress. some paid in full. >> someone messaged us on facebook and just said have you heard about what's going on with alfred angelo? >> it was posted that they suddenly and abruptly closed due bankruptcy. >> reporter: a sign advised that all dresses will be mailed directly to customers. we didn't get anywhere with numerous calls to corporate and

customer service lines. the number on the door goes to a fax machine. >> i had had called the police and they were trying to help us. >> she arrived early this morning. there were two women working inside boxing up dresses. they didn't know that the store was closing. ta didn't know they were losing their jobs. one of the girls in her bridal party wrote a note and stuck it up on the window. they are bought and paid for. >> they walked away with drug dresses. others without answers. >> they said from the officer that was here that dresses would be being fedexed, but when and where? >> they anticipated a stronger commit mement. >> i feel bad for my sister. she's hysterical and crying. >> from a company that's been a part of the fabric of wedding day vows for years. cydney long, nbc 10 news.

can't imagine that. >> a lot of added stress there. >> we're working on several stories for nbc 10 news at 5:00. here's erin coleman. the search for four missing men in bucks county is over. investigators say they have recovered the missing men's bodies and made two arrests. next at 5:00, the philadelphia connection that helped close this case. and tracking severe storms, we have plenty of action taking place across the area. we have warnings to tell you about and damage reports to share. i'll be back with your neighborhood. . plus new details about a former soviet officer who met with donald trump jr. and a russian attorney at the height of the 2016 presidential election. nbc 10 news at 5:00 is next.

we brought four young men one step closer to their loved one so they can rest in peace. >> right now at 5:00, the search is over. the remains of all four missing men from bucks county have been found as police arrest a second man and it was a philadelphia connection that brought this case to a close. nbc 10 breaking news. >> it is a story of drugs and cash that turned deadly in bucks county. tonight these two men are charge ed with murder. good evening, i'm erin coleman. >> and i'm jim rosenfield. tonight we are learning more about how and why four men from

bucks county lost their lives. today the district attorney confirmed cosmo dinardo and sean kratz are charged with the murders. four bodies were recovered on the family farm. the da says the murder weapons have also been recovered. we have team coverage of these major developments. randy gyllenhaal is live at doylestown where the suspects were arraigned. >> we begin with deanna durante who is breaking down how investigators managed to crack this case. >> prosecutors today say if they hadn't made a plea deal with cosmo dinardo, they may never have found the body of a newtown town shipman. we are also americaning more about the family member who helped him kill and cover up the crimes. it was a a mystery that the nation watching and by week's end, the fate of three had been known. >> we did find three of the young men ried deep within the ground under an oil tank converted