arrest. right now that daycare owner of medford lakes is out on bail. $200,000 bail in this case. he was arraigned before a judge on charge that is he sexually assaulted two children, a boy and a girl, both 5 years old. according to investigators, the assaults happened a number of times at the daycare. police say the parents began noticing changes in their children's behavior and that's what prompted a phone call to the authorities. now back out here live, you also see the philly kids gym sign. it came in and shut it down. all in the past few moments i have been taking a look at the website online. that website is now taken down saying it's expired. >> there's now a grand jury

investigation into russian interference in the 2016 election. special council robert mueller called the grand jury in washington, d.c. and that jury began its work in recent weeks. meanwhile, senators from new jersey and delaware are show in their support for special council mueller. senators coreybooker and chris coops will show support. >> now to our first alert weather, a live look from our lowest camera. you can see the flags blowing in the breeze. there are some darker clouds there in the distance. you can see that and you can also see storms in the area. take a live look at nbc 10 first alert radar. the biggest storms over delaware, the next stop is is new jersey. but they could be heading to philadelphia as well. >> let's go straight over to first alert meteorologist erika martin.

you're tracking storms. >> we are track these storms because they really are neighborhood by neighborhood storms. notice we have a flash flood warning that has been issued until 8:15 p.m. for kent and sussex county. i mention that because notice we're seeing the heavier pockets of downpours and more lightning strikes around delaware as you both mentioned. so that's our current doppler radar. the satellite and radar loop picking up on the direction of those storms moving in from the southwest towards the northeast. i'm also tracking some storm cells just to the west of chester county. notice headed in our direction. also seeing some storm cells moving into berks county as well. let's time out theeds storm cells and when you can expect them in your neighborhood at approximately 6:57 p.m. from vineland. this is when you can start to hear rumbling and expect thunderstorms in your neighborhood. possibly some lightning. and also some pea-sized hail. so keep that in mind.

keep the umbrellas handy. you'll need them for the next couple hours. we'll tyime more storms out for you and what to expect for the rest of this evening into tonight. back to you. us to of people will spend the evening right by the ocean for what's likely to be the final atlantic city summer beach concert. locking a at a live picture from the venue. >> tonight it's the ruff riders head lined by dmx. drew smith is live for us. how is the the mood out there? >> reporter: we were actually the first ones to get out here, but they just opened the gates. you can see the people starting to run over here toward the front of this large beach venue. this whole area will be filled up. i want to show you the stage. they are getting everything ready and testing the lights and the instruments and it's going to be a big night out here on the sand. as many as 40,000 people expected to show up.

a loud afternoon sound check greeteds today. >> we are very excited. some fans jumped right on this when the third beach con serlt was announced. others just found out about it. >> we came down on a random weekend. i saw it on my phone. including local favorite a shan shanty. >> she was the performer at the mayors ball. >> many of the concert goers say it's the first time on the beach for a show and hope it shows it. >> this is really a community zent risk event.

they were giving away thousands of free tickets to those who live here. on the screens, they have been putting pictures up where the ruff riders went to meet with them. they will be out on the sand for part of the concert tonight. drew smith, nbc 10 news. now to the latest on a deadly crash that involve d a montgomery county sheriffs deputy. the driver ran a red light and crash ed into the deputy. the impact set the car into a tree on the front lawn of a real estate business. police tell us the driver had sped away tr officers responding to calls about suspicious activity. one person in the car was killed. four others were hurt. along with the deputy. witnessesen couldn't believe what they were seeing. >> i was really confused. i thought i was dreaming when i heard the bang. everybody just told me what happened. the intersection is open after being closed for more than eight

hours. we're getting our first look at a man charged in his wife's death. on his wife was tound dead in their become yard. her body badly beat b. he killed his wife and try edie make it look like a drowning. to washington where changes could be coming to the u.s. strategy on the war this afghanistan. according to an exclusive nbc 10 news report, the president is considering removing general nicholson from his post. the president reportedly lashed out during a a meeting last month over the u.s.'s lack of progress in the country. meanwhile president trump is heading to his new jersey golf club for several weeks. nbc news reports the commander-in-chief will take a working vacation for the next 17 days. the reason, wing renovations. it's not uncommon for the white

house to undergo run vaenovatio during the summer months. a reporter quoted the president as saying the white house was a dump. the president says the claim is untrue. e we learned no charges are expect a deadly motorcycle crash in fairmont park they collided near brewery hill drive. a man was thrown from his motorcycle and died at the hospital. the driver of the car stayed on the scene. new at 5:00, a police officer off the job tonight accused of abusing the mother of his 45-year-old child. he was suspended without pay after he allegedly choked the woman who is also a police officer. he's charged with strangulation, third degree assault and endangering the welfare of a a child. a man suspected of shooting two teenagers in wilmington is off the streets tonight.

the 20-year-old shot a 16 is-year-old boy and an 18-year-old woman in the leg. it happened in a north madison street home last wednesday. walk walker was arrested. he faces several charge incident colluding two counts of first degree assault. new information about a shooting that sent two men to the hospital in north philadelphia tuesday. police say a white compact sedan pulled up to the men as they were standing at williams avenue and shot them in the head and torso. both men are in critical condition. so far no arrests. bacteria, gases and chemicals, neighbors in one pennsylvania community are concerned these toxins could be lurking in their drinking water. and now the federal government is heading to test the water to e see if fracking could be a source of water quality problems. 25 homes will be tested for contamination. turning to this now, officials rolled out the rainbow carpet today outside city hall in honor of lgbt veterans.

the office of affairs hosted today's ceremony in center city. it comes a week removed from president trump's decision to ban transgender individuals from serving in the military. it's something advocates say they won't stand for. >> the government has absolutely no place in philadelphia. it has no place in this country. we cannot go backwards. we will resist oppression at every single turn and every single place we see it. >> the mayor called the president's military transgender ban, quote, an appalling step back ward for our country and for civil rights. in about 20 minutes, new jersey congressman leonard lance will meet with constituents to discuss a number of issues including sanctions against russia and a bipartisan health care solution. the town hall forum begins at 5:30 at the warren county technical school in washington. you could call it bad luck

for brides. >> a local bridal store goes bankrupt. what you need to do if you haven't received your dress and how to avoid a similar situation from happening to you. an nbc 10 exclusive. a bruised body with no pulse. a camden county officer going beyond the call of duty to save a man's life the men meet for the first time. cydney long is there for the emotional reunion. career ending call, next at 5:00, hear the foul mouthed phone call that led to anthony scaramucci's exit from the white house.

new jersey court ruled today on a construction project that many say is ruining beaches in margate. >> sky force 10 over margate where large ponds of standing water resulting from the construction are mostly swamps of soggy sand. ted greenberg is live in margate where a city commission's meeting is especially crowded. >> reporter: it really is. the meeting is going on now. there's so many people here there's not enough rom for everyone inside. some folks are out here listening on speakers in the parking lot. a lot of people here are upset

about what's already happened to large sections of the beach, but also e elated about this temporary victory for the city. >> dune construction ordered to shut down. >> i think everything about this project is wrong. >> reporter: city officials insist the state-mandated project ask. resulting drainage issues that created large ponds of bacteria-filled standing water has caused margate irreparable harm. >> quite alarming what has taken place. >> reporter: a judge siding with margate this afternoon ordering the project to be halt ed for a least the next eight days. >> it's the right decision in my opinion. we can't allow this to continue. >> reporter: margate fought to block the project predicting serious drainage problems like this would occur. the u.s. army corps of engineers not commenting on the ruling.

>> close to 100-year rain event. >> reporter: earlier in court, a lawyer for the state argued last weekend's rain was unusually heavy, but also said sand basins at the foot of dunes were probably dug too close to the ground water level. the judge telling the dep army corps project contractor and city officials to come up with a meaningful plan to resolve the drainage problems. >> judging by what the effects have been so far, somebody has to do more thinking. >> the judge ordered everyone to begin discussions tomorrow and report back to him one week later. crews are in the process of shutting everything down and shutting down equipment. i'm ted greenberg, nbc 10 news. picking up one tire at a time to make philadelphia cleaner. this saturday there's a tire round up. you can drop off tires you don't want in the 3500 block of beach

street. a state representative says there's between two to 5,000 tires ditched just around west kensington. he's proposing a a bill to regulate disposed tires and make fines higher for illegal dumping. >> we have to raise taxes because we have different agencies in the city that have to take time to clean this up. so enough is enough. we want to beautify the community, but we have to start somewhere. >> it's also a health hazard. standing water inside the tires can can cause lots of problems. the baby formula bandit wearing a dallas cowboys hat now has a name. police are hunting him down. we showed you video from the target in bensalem. police received so many tip they were able to identify this guy. he's a accused of stealing baby formula from a number of stores in the area. firefighters say the man's life in the middle of the

brandywine river this morning. firefighters were on the way back when they spotted the man in the water. they used ropes and threw him a life jacket. 20 minutes later they managed to pull him safely to the shore. he's now recover iing in the hospital. >> it's a fairly calm night outside. a live look all the university city here. the sky looking a little clearer, but we know more rain is on the way. >> over at philadelphia international airport, looks like things are running smoothly right now at a the runway. there are no weather delays right here in philadelphia. >> meteorologist erika martin is here tracking storms that are coming. >> that's it right. this really is a neighborhood forecast. we have a flash flood warning that has been issued until 8:15 p.m. we're considering that flash flooding is eminent. sudden flooding f you do encounter this, be sure you move to higher ground for safety

reasons. we also have a flood advise that has been issued at least until 7:45 p.m. including kent and sussex county. that's for the cities including camden, lebanon and milford. so again, be mindful of this flood advisory that has been issued until 7:45 p.m. doppler radar right now, rainfall totals very impressive. especially close to trenton. 3.5 inches of rainfall per hour. and just over 1.5 inches per hour for dover. so again impressive rainfall totals for some neighborhoods, but not for all. we also do have this severe thunderstorm warning that has just been issued until 5:45 p.m. including bucks, burlington and ocean counties. as we expect more thunderstorms to move into our area. so let's go ahead and take these out for you. you can expect 7:56 p.m. e see some thunderstorms moving through your area.

and 9:07 p.m. for wilmington. more thunderstorms from west to east. and 8:56 that's when you can expect some thunderstorms moving into your neighborhood. already e seeing some wind damage reported at approximately 40 miles per hour. so there are some pretty strong storms right now. we take a look at what we're seeing to the west of lancaster here. we can see the number of strikes approximately six and the rainfall total just about 2 3/4 of an inch per hour. so we're not done yet. we have more thunderstorms moving into parts of our viewing area. so this is your severe thunderstorm risk that has been

issued. so far it's marginal, which is good news there. so keep that in mind because right now, it could be worse. so we'll be tracking that for you. and what does the severe thunderstorm risk mean? we're talking about marginal it does mean we have the potential for wind gusts between 40 and 60 miles per hour. some hail up to an inch. a very low tornado risk is what we're tracking are the stronger storms moving through our area. the ten-day on ten brings temperatures cloiming into the 90s for tomorrow. mid-80s on saturday and sunday. showers clearing for the first half of your saturday. so overall, the weekend does look really nice. track iing more rain ob monday. notice temperatures start to decline into the low 80s on monday. also tracking the potential for some showers on tuesday. 83 is the expected high temperature from there on out we could be tracking more thunderstorms for the following

thursday. and friday be sure you follow us on social immediamedia at nbc10r more weather updates. officials are taking the fight to mosquitos tonight in delaware county. crews will be out spraying in several areas tonight. they are targeting certain areas. pennsylvania leading the nation in lyme disease cases. the governor's office revealed new stats and emphasized the importance of monitoring the mosquito and tick bites. there were 2,000 more lyme disease cases in 2016 compared to 2015 in pennsylvania. the first loip of defense is to stay away from areas with tall grass and shrubs. we're hearing the audio recording that led to the ousting of the shortest serving communications director in history. >> anthony scaramucci resigned

his position after this phone call. we have bleeped out all the foul language. >> reince priebus is a [ bleep ] paranoid schizophrenic, what he's going to do, let me leak. [ bleep ] and see if i can [ bleep ] these people the way i [ bleep ] scaramucci for six months. >>s he was on the job less than two weeks. it's a story you'll nl see on nbc 10. >> ab officer's act of heroism proved pob life saving after a man's heart just stopped beating. >> i'm doing a lot better. thank you. >> today that man finally got a chance to say thank you. the heartwarming reunion you have to see. a jury said this young woman drove her late boyfriend to end his life. the punishment handed down late this afternoon. that's next at 5:00.

the massachusetts woman on trial for encouraging her boyfriend to himself over text messages learned her fate today. late today a judge sentenced michelle carter to two and a half years in prison. the 20-year-old was convicted of involuntary manslaughter in june for her role in the suicide death of conrad roy. he was found dead from carbon

monoxide poisoning in 2014. carter watched in near tears as roy's family members read statements to the court. >> i'll never get over this pain i feel every day. >> how could she behave so viciously and encourage my son to end his life. >> they asked for 7 to 12 yaerz. carter remains free pending appeal. new video shows a police chase sparked by an amber alert in michigan. an officer was trying to pull over this pickup truck after seeing an abducted 2-year-old in the passenger seat. the driver took off leading authorities on a high speed chase at times reaching speeds of more than 100 miles per hour. e vench yoully state police. trooper was able to spin out that truck and arrest the driver. the child was not harmed. it's not what you want to. happen on your opening day. >> dangling 30 feet in the air

from this ride. this video here how rescue crews were finally able to get him down. >> i can say i have accomplish maryland things throughout my career and this is right at the top of the list. >> nbc 10 exclusive, an officer is considered a hero for his life-saving skills. today that officer met the man who is alive because of him. one of delaware's most dangerous jobs, a corrections officer inside the site of that deadly prison riot. a new program to get new officers on patrol behind the bars.

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we are track iing storms yo might not see much now, but there are showers in parts of our region. the radar there on the left temple university on the right. and here's the view over liberty towers in center city. a good day for a a walk. comfortable enough long pants and shorts, whatever you wanted. erika martin is tracking the forecast. chances are it's going to include some rain. >> i'm a beach goer, but right now, that's not where i want to

be. all the rain is headed right across cape may. you're also getting pockets of downpours. bright spots of oranges and some red telling us that we do have some thunderstorms and heavier pockets of downpours moving through. we have a severe thunderstorm warning that has just been issued until 5:45 p.m. for bucks county, burlington, mercer and ocean county. so we are expecting some strong storms moving across our area from west to east. right now, i'm going to time a few out for you. these are slow movers, but they are packing quite a punch because they are slow movers and they are dump iing a lot of rai and moving through pretty strong because you're seeing a lot of lightning strikes through our area. atlantic city, you're also

expecting more thunderstorms moving through your area soon enough. notice it's not very organized as we get this going and pause this at approximately 7:00 p.m. we're still seeing groans coming up in just a bit. i'm going to time this out a bit a little more. i want to time out the thunderstorm and tell you when you can expect some thunderstorms and heavier downpours in your neighborhood. back to you. >> we're following a developing story in delaware county. police are looking for a driver who took off after hitting someone. sky force 10 over jackson drive around 4:00 this afternoon. the victim was taken to the hospital. we're still working to find out how seriously that person was hurt. >> in berks county, operation last hoo ra broke up a huge drug operation. most of them in custody tonight. there are arrest warrants out. the district attorney said dealt

$10 million worth of drugs in the past six months alone. we have learned the coast guard suspended its search for a a missing swimmer last seen in atlantic city tuesday night. a witness says the man went into the water around 10:00 p.m. and then disappeared. in camden county, police in cherry hill and kollings wod are on the hunt for the man seen in this surveillance video. he's accused of several armed robberies in that area. this video was taken after he hit a gas station in cherry hill in june. fixed and ready to fly. five military cargo planes got the green light to fly again at dover air force base. they fixed the problems with the nose landing gear. the military grounded those planes last month after two different malfunctions. the c-5 planes are among the largest military aircraft in the world. the state has settled tax appeal cases with seven atlantic

city casinos that claimed they overpaid. among the seven, the golden nugget and trump taj mahal. they paid more in taxes than they should have. governor christie did not reveal the individual amounts but says an $80 million bond order nabs will cover them all. new information tonight on a train derailment in pennsylvania that forced about 1,000 people leave their homes. some of the rail cars contained hazardous materials. authorities say they will let the cars burn on their own. they say it's safer than trying to put the fire out. at least 32 cars jumped the tracks yesterday in bedford county. that's 100 miles outside of pittsburgh. no one was hurt. extra new jersey transit buss will be rolling to alleviate the delays of train work. can take from two stops in north jersey. it's only for the morning rush

hour. disabled veterans and purple e re. sip yents can now park for free at municipal parking meters. placardswm1; are available and only be used in vehicles owned by the veteran and that person must be the driver or the passenger. tonight even more reasons why you should buckle up in the backseat. how you're putting others at risk if you don't. and a bungee ride goes bad leaving a man dangling in the air before crews arrived. we'll show you the rescue to get him down.

the birds are warming up to take on the packers. >> john clark explains how they are gearing up. >> the music gets me going again. i like that. >> the eagles were out in the heat again today at the complex and another training camp practice. it can really be a grind tough physically and mentally. doug peterson is reminding the team to have fun. he told eagles to say football is fun. this is when you dreamed of playing as a kid. when you score a touchdown, have fun. celebrate. now remember the f in nfl for awhile was not known for fun, but the league has relaxed their celebration rules. so you can celebrate as a team. come up with team secelebration

again. that's what doug peterson wants his birds to do. >> if you work hard and are paired and execute, that's fun. win i winning is fun. making plays is fun. to have more life and energy when you make plays. >> i like to hear that. this is fun. some of the kids watch theirs practice and then put on the pads. they are dreaming of some doing what their fathers do. look how excited he is to put on the pads right there. a little big once again. going to have to drink a lot of milk to bed a gooz as dad. >> he is adorable. >> that's a cool thing when you're a kid to put on a professional jersey like that. >> just like dad.

>> you gain about 30 pounds. >> you can watch all the preseason games on nbc 10, your official station of the eelg ls. thursday night at lambeau field. check this out, dangling upside down 30 feet in the air. you don't want this to happen when you're at the fair on opening day. three people had had to be rescued from the bungee ride. >> i don't think i could lock at the video. >> two people got stuck in the cage. one person left upside down for 20 minutes. the guy says he's been on the ride three times. this is probably the most thrilling time. fire crews used the ladder to rescue him. luckily, no one was hurt. this is just one of many ride accidents this summer. one guy died when the fireball ride malfunctioned at the ohio

state fair. an 18-year-old was killed when he was thrown from that ride. many others were hurt. and remember straining bar. this ride in new york in june, she dangled about 25 feet before a crowd actually caught her. police say the teen's actions not a mechanical error were to blame. buckling up in the backseat cannot only save your life, but also that of the the person behind the wheel. the insurance institute for highway safety released this video that shows what happens during a a crash when the car is going 35 miles per hour. the rear seat passenger flois forward ask hits the driver seat. that pushes the driver into the steering wheel. a survey of 1200 people found many of us don't buckle up in the backseat because we feel safer back there. even when we're in a taxi, ab uber or a lyft. >> more than 50% of the people

who die in the rear seat are unbuckled. that number would drop if people buckled up. only 29 states require passengers in the back must be buckled. delaware is one of them. >> today a teen activist working to inspire leadership in other young people brought his message to philadelphia. chris suggestion just 16 yeerlgz old. the north carolina teen spoke at an event at the national constitution center. he's the founder and ceo. it's a nonprofit organization that empowers young people through service. >> when it comes to leadership. >> they were recognized as the youngest resip yecipient in the community leadership award. it will be the battle of the bands tonight at talent energy stadium. the competition will feature the

nationally ranked allentown cadets. today we caught up with the cadets for rehearsal. they are ranked 7th this year. they are ten time world champions and 20 time national champions. it's a hard team to be a part of. there are 150 kids between 17 and 22 from 1 different states and a number of different countries. two local kids on the team told us what it's like to compete and perform on a world stage. >> locking up into the crowd, it gives you a big adrenaline rush. >> i definitely get chills when everybody is on the field. when the horns are playing and it's really loud, it's really a cool feeling. >> they will also perform back in allentown on saturday. we're tracking showers here and also severe thunderstorm warning that has been issued until 5:45 p.m. coming up on the ore soid of the

brack, i'll track the showers and thunderstorms and when you can expect them it your neighborhood.

tonight the very latest about a wedsing dress company that shut its doors without notice. >> that move left some brides in tears knowing they wouldn't have their dream dress for their special day. >> that's right. a lot has happened and folks are going to have to move fast. once bustling with business, this wedding dress store remains closed for a third week. as e we first reported, the sudden closure devastated

brides-to-be across the country. since our report, the company sent dresses to some brides, but others are still not so lucky. alfred angelo's website states the company is in chapter 7 bankruptcy. those wanting a refund fighting for in court. these are the websites with instructions on how you can file to become a creditor with the corruption bankruptcy court. nbc 10 responds checked with the better business bureau on other options you may have. and contact them for possible help. also gather your receipts. this helps you prepare for any chances of a resolution. remember it's your proof of purchase. the sooner you file, your proof of claim, the more likely you are to get relief.

there's a dead line. you have 90 days which happens the a the end of the month. if you don't get that done, things are going to move fast and you could be left out. >> before the big date. >> it's already a stressful situation. i cannot imagine. >> you can tell by the picture here. storms are moving through the area. a lot of green, but a lot of red. >> hope you got a chance to enjoy the beautiful weather. a a lye look right now at boat house row. >> check out this view. you're looking live at the walt whitman bridge.

>> we also have a flash flod warning issued until 8:15 p.m. for sussex county. we're talking about the threat of eminent flooding, so it if it you do experience this, please move to higher ground. also a flood advisory that has been issued until 9:30 p.m. for caroline anden kent county. turn around, don't drown. take that advice seriously. a flood advisory issued for kent ask sussex county. we have a marine warning that has just been issued until 6:15 p.m. what does this mean? it means we have strong storms right around ready point with wind gusts over 39 miles per hour. and the threat of some really high waves all of a a sudden.

doppler radar picking up on rainfall totals and rates. right around trenton, dover also e seeing some strong rain right now. heavy rainfall totals as far as what we're seeing just over an inch right around dover. doppler radar into satellite radar loop, this is our one-hour radar lop picking up on the severe thunderstorm warning until 5:45 p.m. for bucks, buling on to, mercer and ocean counties. there's a lot going on now because we're not seeing all of the thunderstorms and all this rain in every neighborhood. but we're noticing how they are moving from west to east at about to 15 miles per hour. so let's time them out for you. approximately 7:08 p.m., reading, that's when you can expect some thunderstorms moving in through your area.

just after 9:20 p.m. for philadelphia, just after 9:45 p.m. for cherry hill. atlantic city, just before 9:00 p.m., 8:25 for egg harbor. this is when you can expect some thunderstorms. some of them could be strong moving through your area. we already have reports of hail, wind gusts up to 40 miles per hour and wind gusts topping 45 miles per hour in georgetown. we're not done yet. hour by hour forecast, picking up on some more rain and thunderstorms moving through the area, but the good news is everything clears just after 10:00 p.m. certainly by 11:00 p.m. that's our expected high temperature. 84 on saturday and sunday. some showers for the first half of saturday. but then sunshine for the second half of saturday and sunday. the following monday, it looks like we will see some rain, cooler temperatures in the low 80s. 83 on tuesday. and then tracking more thunderstorms for the following

thursday and friday. back to you. to an nbc 10 exclusive. a bruised body with no pulse. a camden county officer going beyond the call of duty to save that man's life. the men meet for the first time. zillion is there for the reunion. andfection at 6:00, the fallout of the deadly prison riot in delaware. a new move to get new officers to take on the dangerous jobs.

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breaking news, passengers traveling along the west trenton regional rail line could be late getting home. it's all because of a tree. as a result, trains on the west trenton rail line are running behind. >> e he pulled from the wreckage after a car crash in camden county. nbc 10 south jersey bureau reporter cydney long was there for that reunion. >> she explains this officer not only saved a life, he save d a momentous occasion tr this father of the bride. >> it's an embrace now 11 days in the making. >> anthony thanks lute kevin luts for safing his life.

>> thank god i county kill or hurt anyone else really badly. >> he has no memory of the car crash into a route 295 guardrail last monday. he was on his way to work. but off duty at the time, he saw the crushed car and ran to it. >> under the seat belt, they are going to give him some pressure on his chest. >> reporter: two women also stopped to help. >> not breathing and he was turning blue and didn't have a pulse. >> together they began cpr and chest compressions. >> we pulled him up to a higher area and shocked him on the side of the road. >> still nothing. the man, he feared, might die. >> he had a 50/50 chance. >> reporter: after days in the hospital -- >> about every 30 seconds he would ask what happened. >> reporter: he's browsed but also brand new. >> they don't know why it happened. >> the ordeal unfolding just two weeks before his daughter's dream wedding in. mexico. >> i if he can't go, we're not

going. >> reporter: doctors e cleared him for travel but alcohol and parasailing will be off limits. >> i told him it's a miracle. they have the doctors and he shouldn't be here. >> without the unidentified guardian angels. >> i wouldn't have been able to walk. >> he has a second chance. >> i can say i have accomplished many things throughout my career and this is right at the top of the list. >> reporter: cydney long, nbc 10 news. >> what a nice story. he's one of the many men and women in blue doing that daily. it's amazing. nbc 10 news at 6:00 is next. six months after the deadly prison standoff in delaware. >> and tonight staffing issues are as bad as ever. the new plan to get officers to take on the dangerous job.

. deadly crash. were police chasing this car before it slammed into a sheriffs deputy. >> nbc 10 news starts now.

right now at 6:00, a speeding car crashes into a sheriffs deputy leaving one person dead. a witness tells nbc 10 other officers had been chasing that car. prosecutors insist police were not pursuing at the moment of the crash. good evening, i'm jacqueline london. >> and i'm jim rosenfield. s sped away minutes before the crash. let's go live who is sorting this investigation out tonight. what have you found out? >> five people were this that car that allegedly fled. one of them died. prosecutors say that car ran a red light at this intersection and crashed into a sheriffs deputy who was on his way to work. >> it was involved. >> reporter: the sound of crumbling cars and mangled metal. >> i was really confused. i thought i was dreaming. >> but stacey angelo was already up.