declared may 31st. his retrial was rescheduled for september 11th. cydney long has been working this case since that toddler disappeared. >> she's joining us live from the park where the body was found nearly two years ago. who can forget that day. >> reporter: that's right, we're just footsteps from the cooper river right now. this is where people come to remember little brendon. shock and sadness is what this township, this community is feeling today. they are saying their small town serenity is being rocked by the fact they say this punishment doesn't fit the crime. quietly and without tv cameras in the courtroom, a groomed defendant j. creato said he deprized his son of oxygen. the charge, first degree ing aggravated manslaughter. it means he will be sentenced to ten years in prison. >> ten years, probably not

enough. it will get him off the streets. >> residents reacted swiftly. it's months in the making after the first trial reached a dead lock in may. prosecutors believe he was suffocated. a law enforcement source says he didn't cry or show any emotion in court. >> when the case came out and it was just so suspect and didn't have anybody else they were looking for, clear lir he wly h guilty. >> reporter: they answered the door at their homes as soon as e we learned the plea we asked prosecutors the detail the plea offer on cam rarks but they e decli declined. >> i'm not shocked. plea bargaining deals, i worked in the prison systems for years. >> reporter: he hopes he gets

help behind bars. i'm not a big one putting on people in prison and locking the door. i believe we have to go beyond it and find out what's going on. >> reporter: we did try several times to get in touch with d.j.'s defense attorney, but is yet to call, text or e e-mail me back. d.j. will be b given credit for the jail time already served, which means the now 23-year-old could be released from prison before his 30th birthday. i'm cydney long, nbc 10 news. our coverage of this major story does not stop here. how do these plea deals work out? all new on nbc 10 news at 5:00, retired court judge will join us live to talk about the agreement with prosecutors. 20 minutes of nonstop news continues with a giant powerball

jackpot. >> it's the second largest in history. and people are swarming stores this afternoon. in hopes of striking it rich. >> having a good day because they have been their families. >> that was the owner of pete's convenience store in atlantic city. she says she's even buying tickets for herself today. can can you blame her? tim furlong is live. this place is known for selling winning tickets. is that why you're there? >> reporter: i go anywhere where the winners hang out. tristan usually tells books and

tobacco, but lately -- >> your friendly neighborhood lottery provider. >> reporter: lately he's getting carpal tunnel taking cash and pumping out powerball tickets. >> a lot of people don't normally see. everyone coming out and spending their hard earned money on the dream. >> 20 years ago a lady won on a ticket she bought here. >> we're. hoping to win big. i think this is it. i feel a winner. >> reporter: now everyone coming in here thinks they are the next big winner. >> fantastic to bring a little recognition to delaware. the small wonder. >> speaking of the small wonder in delaware, the store sells a winning ticket, they only get $10,000. most states give you a percentage. if you win or when i win, i'm going to go back and tip these folks where i bought my tickets.

>> reporter: 4.5 million, you're going to see more of that. i have photographs of it. the place is like my dream castle. that's what i'm getting. >> it speaks to you and we'll see and all the family there. tim furlong, thank you. as you might imagine, a steady flow of customers bought tickets at the big top beverage market today. some have already found out what they are going to do with the cash if they win. >> i want to retire. >> others said they would pay off bills and travel.

>> tickets are in high demand in. trenton. here it is right here. it's where a family struck it rich last year after they bought a powerball ticket worth $430 million. eight members of the smith family opted for the cash option lump sum of $284 million. you may remember they have donated millions to community groups in their neighborhood and other charities as well. lauren mayk will be live at the store where they bought the win ing ticket at 5:00. >> you'll hear from her and we'll show you the actor caught purchasing tickets for the cast of his entire nbc show. 20 minutes of nonstop news continues with legal action against septa after dozens were hurt in the train crash. >> we are live on the

transportation center in upper darby. we understand the ntsb worked to clean up what was left of that scene today. >> reporter: that train involved in the accident no longer here. go ahead and take a look behind me pe. you can see that it's pretty much business as usual. that it train hauled away being treated as evidence. also the first lawsuit has been filed for a passenger on that tra train. some of those passengers have been hiring attorneys and the lawsuit was filed. his client suffered a head injury and called this a preventable accident. governor tom wolf was asked about the accident and to prevent future accident there is needs to be a lrgeer investment in public transportation. >> i suspect one of the things we need to find is mass transit.

we need to invest in infrastructure. we are making up for lost time. >> we did reach out to multiple victims on that train at the time of the accident. they did not want to talk about at this time because of legal action. reporting live, steven fisher, nbc 10 news. nbc 10 is updating this major story on our app 24 hours a day. we were the first to tell you about the crash and will bring you any developments on the investigation right on your smart phone. a few delays this morning for commuters a at penn station. workers were moving some transit trains out of a rail yard when one of the cars derail ed. no one was hurt. this mishap caused 20-minute delays for riders. those trains have since been cleared from the track. >> sky force 10 was over the scene as they roped off the

area. thought it was a stick of dynamite. police took it to a safe location to dispose of it. the navy dismissed the commander of the 7th fleet. that comes after four warshipen accidents in the pacific, two of which left sailors dead or missing. the latest happened near singapore when the u.s.s. john mccain collided with an oil t k tanker. they found the remains of some of the ten sailors missing in the accident. this crash follows the june collision between the u.s.s. fitzgerald and a container ship. nbc learned one of the missing sailors has ties to south engineer e see. the 22-year-old went to cherry hill east high school. one friend told us he always wanted to be in the navy to follow in his father's footsteps. they issued a statement about each and every one of us in c

camden county are proud of his service and humbled by his dedication to our grateful nation. he exemplifies a life of service to others. protesters greeted president trump in nevada. >> the president was in had town for the american legion national convention. the visit comes one day after a speech the president made in phoenix. tearing into the media and some republicans. today the president called for unity and told veterans they are an example of strength and courage. he also talked about his improvements to the department of veterans affairs. >> we have delivered same day emergency mental health services at every va medical center. >> after his speech, president trump signed a bill which allows vets to have their appeals heard more quickly the at the va. both pro anden anti-trump protesters demonstrated peacefully but loudly outside a

convention center in reno. police were on hand to prevent any scuffles. hillary clinton tells all in her upcoming memoir. she talks about her regrets and what she would go back and do differently during her failed 2016 campaign in one expert which clinton read herself on "morning joe." she described a debate where donald trump's pacing and. demeanor made her skin crawl. >> what would you do? do you stay calm, keep smiling and carry on as if he weren't repeatedly invading your space or do you turn, look him in the eye and say loudly and clearly, back up you creep. >> clinton says she wrote the book to pull back the curtain ob an experience that was exhilarating, yet baffling. >> writing this wasn't easy. every day that i was a candidate for president i knew that millions of people were counting on me and ien couldn't bare the

idea of letting them down. but i did. ien couldn't get the job done. and i'll have to live with that for the rest of my life. >> clinton's memoir will be out september 12th. the center piece of voi elect protests in charlottesville, virginia, is now shrouded in black. today crews covered the statue of general robert e. lee with this drape. city council approved the measure which is intended to symbolize morning hire. there are also plans to cover a a statue of general thomas stone wall jackson at another nearby park. nationalists clashed with counterprotesters in front of the monument and later a car ran into a crowd of demonstrators killing hire. two virginia state troopers also died that day. they were monitoring crowds in a helicopter when they crashed. sensitivity over the robert

e. lee statue promped espn to reassign one of its broadcasters scheduled to cover a youfrt of virginia football game. we're going to explain what it has to do with his name and what spoesocial media has to say at . police now have a time line to go on as they search for the vandals who targeted two dozen headstones at a northeast philadelphia church. the last person left at 3:00 in the afternoon monday. church members believe vandals got in through a fence at the back of the property. they say it will cost more than $10,000 for repairs. today a pennsylvania governor tom wolf was in our area to visit the city of chester. he met with members of the power home remodelling group there. the governor praised the group for its commitment to workers in the state. >> this was really fun for me to

s see. >> jury selection is nearly complete in the corruption trial of u.s. senator bob menendez. 12 jurors were seated this morning. lawyers are working to fill the final four alternate positions. in the meantime, menendez entered a not guilty plea during a hearing that was closed to the public and media. the democrat is accused of taking gifts and campaign donations from a florida doctor in exchange for political influence. opening statements are scheduled for september. in south jersey officials cut the ribbon on a development project near rowan university today. the project features luxury apartments for both students and nonstudents. it's made possible because of a partnership between glassboro

and the university. >> it's $350 million economic development project that's brought people to our downtown and created a downtown. >> an emotional day for parents of students for the class of 2021. >> parents and siblings helped move into the newest dorm. 5100 freshmen and transfer students ren rolled this fall. they represent 60 countries and 45 states. the move ins continue all week. classes start monday. today penn state university brandy wine celebrated the opening of its first residence hall. it can accommodate 250 students. >> thick thingings are going to

look a lot different. under. went a renovation. took a year and a half to finish it. students attended classes at a nearby middle school until the renovation was finished. this is not something residents in texas want to experience again. this was the scene in houston earlier this year. more floding could be on the horizon as tropical depression harvey get. s stronger. look at all that water. the storm has the potential to become a tropical storm or even a hurricane. emergency management officials want residents to be ready. the storm is expected to bring heavy rainfall and flooding along the texas and louisiana coast. here in our area, investigators are looking into heavy rains played a role in the collapse of a basement wall in kal den county. it happened at this house on beverly drive after storms moved through yesterday. the family showed us the damage. they can't go back inside until the house is safe. that was quite the show late last night with the thunder and

the lightning. >> it got really loud. >> let's go over to glenn "hurricane" schwartz to get a look at our weather today. >> it's been more sunshine to the south. and as we take a look at the jersey shore, we have seen more clouds today, but it's still got up to 86 in ventor. the wind is fairly light today. clouds at the shore now. especially in cape may here. it's not stopping a lot of

people from going to the ocean. it's just going to be spectacular for a number of days. so does philadelphia. this rain area not really reaching the ground, but it's thickening up the clouds. cape may county is not going to be seeing a lot of sunshine for the rest of this day. remember yesterday oppressive at minimum. but today through friday, through the weekend, through early next week, nice and comfortable. high temperatures, 82 in taconi. swankssville at 80. allentown and easton too for the high tomorrow. and vor heez at 82 at the shore. we're seeing near 80 degrees and a nice sea breeze coming in the afternoon.

for tomorrow night's game, it's just great conditions. last week's game it was kind of warm and humid for football. this is football weather. really nice football weather. as we head through the rest of the week and into the weekend, it's like nothing but sunshine. comfort every single day. temperatures actually go down a little bit toward the weekend. dover, into the 70s for highs. allentown, sunshine every day. 70s every day. wildwood is looking good too. and speaking of the beaches. let's take a look. sunshine, mid-70s, not much wind. wildwood, sunshine, mid-70s, thot much wind. check out the water temperature. atlantic city ocean temperature at 74 degrees. and again nothing but sunshine.

we have harvey emerging in the gulf of mexico. this is going to be a big problem for the texas coast over the next few days. the computer models all show it going into texas and stalling. so 20 inches of rain is e predicted. but the remnants of this could potentially affect us by later next week. expect the unexpected, especially when it comes to this. live tv. >> one mother learned that lesson the hard way from her toddler. >> you're looking pretty fit. what's she like is now on the desk. >> still ahead, how the woman's daughter derailed the conversation. plus all is forgiven. cheney university will get millions of dollars in debt wiped out but it comes with a catch and it could impact student there is. we'll explain.

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how many bottles of booze can you hide y nor clothing. first they were in her purse. you see there then she got creative. she put them in her pants and down her bra. she was smiling and strutting as she left the store. you got to love surveillance cameras because they are going to see you doing all this stuff. >> a little hard to walk with all that.

>> peter hernandez, you probably. don't recognize the name. >> he's known as bruno mars. he met the man he's nicknamed after. he posted this picture on instagram with bruno. the two met during his tour stop in pittsburgh. the story goes that mars was a chunky baby and his dad ni nicknamed his son after his favorite wrestler. mars was given a replica of his championship belt. >> they have both done well for themselves. too close to home. >> espn reassigned one of the broadcasters after the violence in charlottesville. still ahead at 4:00, the controversial name game that led to this decision and what social media has to say about this. plus the country's oldest historically black college caught in a financial mess. but millions of dollars in debt could be wiped out in one deal. we'll explain, next.

also remembering his mother 20 years after her death. prince william sharing the toll the death took on him as a teen, that's at 5:00. anden don't forget nbc 10 is your official station of the eagles. . the only place where you'll be able to watch the birds take on the dolphins tomorrow night. keith jones and john clark will start coverage at 6:00 p.m. with a one-hour pregame show followed by kickoff at 7:00. you can still catch thursday night prime time line up on cozy tv.

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right now a new school year and a new dole to help a university dig out of a financial mess. >> the oldest black college has

had a history of money problems threatening its future, but aundrea cline-thomas explains how a new plan has now given the university and students a renewed sense of hope wp. >> they had a longer road than most to cheney university. >> before i came up here from florida, i was homeless anden didn't have nowhere to go. >> reporter: a football scholarship was his saving gr e grace. >> it's like a family bond. they are my parents. students would lose financial aid and be forced to transfer. >> school administrators, alumni and supporters rallied the state to keep the doors open and a

glimmer of hope as the school earned $30 million of the the debt would be forgiven, the catch, the university leaders had to slash the budget $7.5 million this school year alone. >> i care for this school. it's a first. >> despite concerns, there remains a strong loyalty. >> cheney gave me a second chance in life. >> reporter: now cheney needs a second chance to continue a regular si that's provided better lives to so many of its students. aundrea cline-thomas, nbc 10 news. he's a look at the other stories we're following county by county. the school district is askingen students to weigh in on its bathrooms. the school board agreed to create a survey. it comes after a lawsuit over the district's policy. allowing students of the opposite sex in those rooms amounts to sexual harassment.

to bucks county, the school district will announce new initiatives. leaders will be joined for your announcement. it's at 6:00 inside the administration building. they are still looking for a few good monsters. the park is hiring 500 people for its annual halloween haunt including monsters, makeup artists and usher. the last job fair runs until 8:00 today. the halloween haunt kicks off september 15th. crayons are an important part of just about every child's life. they want toen continue that tradition after a month-long collection drive. employees sorted through all of the used and broke b crayons. they will be melted down to make new packs of crayons for patients at children's hospitals across the country. >> we collectsed 19,000 pounds of crayons. the foundation pledged and will

be donating 19,000 to the crayon initiative. >> with 19,000 pounds of crayons, it can create 5,000 packs of new crayons. every child. s to fit in and that includes going to camp. >> one special camp is offering kids a reason to secelebrate thr differences. camp no limits is for kids who lost limbs. its fun and games, dancing and climbing, but activities are also e designed to create confidence and teach the kids new tools. for some it's the only place they get to spend time with kids with similar challenges. >> what's it all about? >> what are these? >> prosthetics. >> what is the reason why you come here? >> so we can see other kids like us. >> it started in maine back in 2004. four campers then. more than 800 families today have visited the locations in eight states.

you can learn more about the special camp tonight on "nbc nightly news" with lester holt at 6:30 right after nbc 10 news at 6:00. back to the giant jackpot. we're going to e show you billboard. it say it is all. $700 million up for grabs. >> powerball fever is heating up the entire area. millions of people across the country are hoping they are holding a lucky ticket. >> you can even feel the energy in the air. it's palpable. as the jackpot begins to climb. >> laura johnson even celebrities from chicago fire got in on the action. he ran into a 7-eleven. he didn't just buy himself a ticket, he bought a lot of them for his costars.

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the time when the best talent goes back to the gridiron for high school football. got to love it. john clark is joining us now. it's not as simple as heading a few blocks down the street and playing your neighborhood rival. we're going to be seeing the leaves. we're talking about one of the best teams being a reign ing re champion. >> he's been practicing get. ing ready for a road game against national power ox bridge academy.

they opened the year as pennsylvania's top ranked team according to high school football america. they are going to face four out of state opponents. some of the best teams in the country. >> we want want to make sure we have played the best competition so when we're playing hopefully in a state championship game we have seen the best quarterback or run ining back and nothing i going to shock us. >> here are the poll results for the game of the week. we're going to announce the winner of the game of the week tomorrow night on nbc 10 news at 11:00. archbishop is not alone among big powers playing big games. >> a lot of fun.

>> the current controversien surrounding con ffederate monuments has now entered the sports world. espn is pulling robert lee tr calling a university of virginia football game in charlottesville. the leader in sports says the move was made because lee has obviously the same name as general robert e. lee. they released a statement about the decision which reads in part, in that moment it felt right to all parties. it's a shame that this is even a topic of conversation. the "today" show did a twitter survey and asked what did you think of the decision to remove robert e. lee e. 96% disagreed. beposted this story on our social media. had a lot of people talking. a toddler really stole the show during a live newscast in the uk. >> a little girl's brother and bomother were being interviewed and you watch what happened next.

>> until having that support to make sure they were getting the right food. >> that's iris. they were talking about children who suffer from milk allergies. iris stole the show when she climbed right on to the anchor desk during that interview. the canchor handled the cute interruption like a pro continuing with the interview and having a laugh about the situation. >> anything can happen on live television. let's lock at the our cape may camera. >> a beautiful stretch. a fair amount of clouds at cape may county today. but not starting tomorrow. just a great stretch all the way into early next week.

83 with sunshine in philadelphia. we're closer to 8 o degrees across the rest of the area. temperatures several degrees below average. it's going to cool down over the next cup the of days. remember yesterday the feels like temperature here in northern delaware was 104, 105 degrees. now the air temperature is not even 80. and the feels like temperature if anything is a little lower than that actual temperature. so feels 30 degrees cooler today. this rain not really reaching the ground. and also cape may county pretty cloudy today. that's from the front that went through.

that's going to move out and conditions are going to improve quite a bit. 81 for the high in philadelphia tomorrow. compared to the 83 today. easton at 78. low temperatures in the 50s. they are going to see that for several days. temperatures in the 50s in the suburbs. you can turn off the air-conditioning in most of the area. robinsville at 80. long port, wildwood, all at 80 degrees. and a nice little sea breeze in the afternoon. eagles game doesn't get much better than this for football weather. was a little too hot and humid last week. this is trouble. in the gulf of mexico, harvey redeveloping moving toward the texas coast. and then just hanging around here for two or three days causing tremendous amounts of rain and flooding. then perhaps the remnants of that come up here as we go into

the end of next week. so you'll see this in the ten-day forecast. sunshine thursday, friday, saturday, sunday, monday. that's the easy part. then as we get towards the middle of next week, that could be some of the moisture left over from harvey. obviously, hurricane from texas. does not crack all the way up here, but sometimes some of the moisture does make it up. toward the end of next week, we may be seeing some of that. >> enjoy this while we can. >> we have a long stretch to enjoy. >> sure do. >> this is like san diego type weather. low humidity, 70s and low 80s. >> except they have 80 days in a row. >> we'll take the six. another big show in the sky this week has people looking up at the enginejersey shore. it's not another eclipse. next we'll take you live to the air show. >> also will their good luck rub off.

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thunder over the boardwalk at the jersey shore. luckily not for any storms. the air show did not disappointed. >> ted greenberg is live on the boardwalk. a great show, right, ted? >> reporter: it really was. we're a little bit off the boardwalk closer to the beach.

the air show wrapped up about 90 minutes ago. you can see the crowds out on the beach are definitely thinning out. organizers tell me 425,000 people cape to see the show. a bit more than last year and authorities were watching them in a new way. the stars and stripes arriving from above flown in to a sea of people. kicking off the 2017 atlantic city air show. >> we like watching all the airplanes. the kids love it and e we like being here the a the ocean. >> reporter: for former paratrooper charles elliot, watching the aerial demonstration team stirs up memories. >> when i was 19 years old, it was fun. it was fun doing it then. it's more fun watching it. >> reporter: the a air show's 15th year drawing 425,000

spectators. the event organizers say blasting about $26 million into the local economy. from the beach, boardwalk and boats, eyes focused on thrills and thunder in the sky. >> i was in the air force. it makes me feel good. blocks off the boardwalk, police watching the crowds through 158 cameras constantly monitored at the new multimillion dollar surveillance center. >> it's a whole new situational awareness we didn't have before. we designed the center specifically events like this. >> police tell me they had a dozen cases of kids and other people getting separated from their families. luckily everyone was safely reunited and otherwise there were no major problems. i'm ted greenberg, nbc 10 news. >> that's a good day.

we're working on several stories for nbc 10 news at 5:00. >> here's keith jones. >> a father pleads guilty in the murder of his young son weeks before his retrial. we ask a judge what may have motivated the confession. plus tracking down the cause. what's being dealt with video of a septa train crash that injured dozens of people. inside the store where customers are roping lightning will strike twice. a a $400 million was sold right here.

a father's guilty plea. right now, what may have prompted this man to confess to his son's murder weeks before a retrial. remembering princess dye ia 20 years after her death. what prince william is sharing in a candid interview. finding the cause of the sepp tra train crash that hurt dozens of people. what we have learned about a video recording of the incident. developing tonight, investigators examine a video recording of the septa train crash that injured 32 people tuesday morning. governor wolf says something needs to be done to protect passengers. >> steven fisher is live in upper darby where the collision happened. this investigation really is just getting started. >> reporter: the ntsb is here at the transportation center investigating. they will be here for a few more days. if you take a look behind me,

there's one big difference from yesterday to today. the train involved in had this crash has been removed considered now evidence. we're learning some of the victims have retained lawyers as they are seeking justice. >> 32 passengers in the operator of the high speed line train were injured when officials say the occupied train crashed into a train just after midnight tuesday morning. >> we wanted to make sure we understand exactly what happened with the crash and i think we have deployed in the federal governme government. >> they recovered the record in that showing the operator at the time of the accident. that video has been sent to ntsb headquarters in washington, d.c. where it will be analyzed as the investigation into how this happened continues. tom wolf says to prevent future accidents,