right in and out at 11. a passionate protestors call for the release of philly rapper meek mill. >> and supporters include athletes like dr. j. musician rick ross. >> kritcritics claim he's a victim of racial injustice. where meeks family joined the call to set him free. >> reporter: they were loud and determined o get their message across. >> i call this black in the box. they're treating a jack in the box. >> she expressed art. in center city for well known

philadelphia rapper robert williams meek mill. including his in the crowd. >> a young man like that doesn't need two to four >> reporter: the rapper is serving two to four years after a judge handed down the sentence for violating his probation. >> the punishment bestoued upon him is excessive. it's cold. >> reporter: it was a star studded rally with nba hall of famer. some eagles. and rap super-star rick ross. many here believe his sentence is way too harsh.bc10 he spent more than seven years in prison for a crime he claims he never committed. along with others say the time is now for criminal justice happening and having somebody like that. we should worry about the people now, too. not just meek. >> that's exactly what state representative harris tells me

he wants to do first. focus on non-violent felonialso the cash bail system. for now live in center city. >> we have seen a will the of people s off for and against meek mill.join the conversation right now on thebc10 facebook page. the search for a driver wanted for a road rage shooting in bucks county tonight. take a look at photographs here. you'll see the bullet hole in car. police say the suspect pulled up beside the vehicle near interstate 95. in bristol. driver to lower thow and pulled out a gun and fired two shots. no one was hurt. driving buick rand vaiew. face familiar with the black lives movement matter is behind bars. >> locked up following a confrontation at the s attorney general office. >> this is video he posted on

his own facebook page. he barged into the office in center city demanding answers. about a ed on a door breaking a piece of the window. he was put handcuffs. all of this centers aroun shooting and killing of david jones by a police officer. he was stop for riding an illegal dirt bike in june.hows jonesaway. before he was shot three times. the police officer responsible has been fired. >> prosecutors call it a case of deadly hazing and claim they have the video to prove it. that video led to dozens of new charges in the death of a penstate student. nbc10 denise nakano is with the new details. frat members. what did he tell you? >> defense attorney plans to fight the charges. and promises to go down swinging. the fbi recovered that critical new surveillance video.

revealing in part that en 18 drinks in less than 90 minutes. >> we're making. >> reporter: fighting back his father blamed members of the now closed fraternity for his son's death. >> we're making holiday plans without our son. because of your actions. >> reporter: newly recovered surveillance footage. authorities say a fra ternly brother deleted it. it shows forced drinking.ou see the brothers coming up to him and bringing him the alcohol. and putting it to his mouth. >> i that charge. >> reporter: defense attorney succ charge against him client dropped once besays he'll do it again. >> i absolutely every single day think of that poor young man who died and feel terrible. as a lawyer i have to defend my client. he didn't commit a crime. >> reporter: a 19 year-old

sophomore from north yore see died of a fractured skull and . two days after a drinking echt called the gauntlet. no one called 911 until almost fter he first fell down the stairs. approximate his parents put the weight on what happened to his son on his would be fraternity brothers. >> that's murder. how could you not know that's bad. human being. and a wonderful son. who just wante to join an organization to find friendship. instead he was killed at those he was seeking friendship from. >> 12 new fraternity brothers face charges with some facing involuntary manslaughter hazing and tampering with evidence for deleting the basement video. all 26 of the brothers accused deny the charg him. >> honoring a phillips legend. celebration of life service set

for tomo in florida. it's open to fans on the first come first serve basis. tomorrow is one week to the day that halladay crashed his plane and died in the gulf of mechanics koe. chase utley is expected to speak at the event. nbc10 keith jones is traveling to clear water and will have live reports tomorrow. the service will also be streamed live on nbc10.com. you have heard the saying not in my backyard. neighbors had no sink hole start td spilling onto their lawn. how a pipeline controversy has come right to the doorstep. >> reporter: just before dark, a team of workers finish installing a fence around the unwelcome guest in the backyard. this sink hole. >> that is totally from the drilling. i'm concerned for myself and the entire township. >> reporter: he believes it's tied to the work from the

pipeline drilling. cell phone video shows the crew cleaning up the yard when drilling mud spilled from the hole saturday. the mess stretched from allen into his neighbors. she recorded this video from her deck. >> when i cam saturday. this all the so called drilling mud. this was a swimming pool. >> reporter: when this hole opened saturday it looked like this. the mud spilling out in the video. two days later the hole look ts wider and deeper. statement. a spokesman said quoose permits are from pennsylvania's depart of environmental protection. the area around the hole is safe. tj allen is unsure. >> since that happened i have nothing. >> reporter: he's concerned for his safety. the home he grew up in. and the potential danger it poses to the am track train within earshot of the backyard.

>> there's a thousand of commuters that travel from there to philadelphia every guy. on high speed trains. >> am track inspected the area and said it doesn't pose a threat. another woman has come forward accusing alabama senate candidate of sexual misconduct. beverly young nelson says he sexually assaulted her when she was 16. nelson says more was a regular customer at a restaurant where she worked and claimed the district attorney offered her a ride home. but instead parked the car behind the business and assaulted her. a total of five women have come forward. mor denied them all. >> the jury will deliberate again tomorrow. despite telling the judge they're deadlocked. they couldn't reach a verdict on any 18 counts. the judge ordered them to return tomorrow to continue deliberation. he's accused of taking gifts from a wealthy florida doctor in

exchange for political influence. the doctor is on trial. both deny the charges. >> the white house is bringing its push to reform the country tax code right here to new jersey. president trump's daughter and add vie or was in ocean county today. alongside treasury secretary. the administration is promising an over haul. that would simplify the tax code and make it easier to file taxes. the treasury secretary said most people will see lower taxes under the plan. but didn't guarantee that for everyone. >> new jersey governor elect spoke out against that plan. saying it's a scam. and not reform. theity says adults to keep kids in strollers. this follows complaints from riders. officials are hoping to have the policy in place by the beginning of next year. the strollers will only be allowed during off peak hours. but if the bus is packed the

decision will be up to the driver driver. that would extend the high speed line to destinations there. the project would take sixrs and cost $1 billion. the next hearing is a south jersey boy with a heart condition is b way to drafted by the university of pennsylvania men's in his parents sent us pictures from tonight's ceremony. before the quakers home opener. >> seventh was born with heart condition. where the left side of the heart never developed. a 12 years old he already had to endure multiple surgeries and balances high functioning autism. >> he's so resilient. and a trooper all the time. even when he was an infant. >> it was made possible by children's hospital of philadelphia. a child life specialist reached out to a program called team impact.

and made his dream come true. coming up. a dangerous diagnosis. why you can be one of 30 million americans who suddenly has high blood pressure. and is your family spending more face time with their phone than one another? what parents should do right now to help everyone put down the devices. we'll have seasonal temperatures this week. they won't last. i'll explain when we come back.

new guidelines tonight redefining who should be diagnosed with od pressure. >> the guidelines define high blood pressure as anythin 80. the change means more than 100

million americans have high pleasure. the new definition will triple the diagnosis among men and double it among women. under the age of >> these guidelines apply to all ages. especially to people who have a greater than 10% risk of stroke, heart attack or heart failure in ten years. >> the guidelines also suggest cutting back on salty food. and increase intake of potassium rich fruits and vegetables. crime may not pay but could save you money. sort of. from jewelry to electronics. district attorney office is auctioning off dozens of items online. starting tomorrow. all of seized as a result of criminal activity. also several pieces of autographedmemorabilia. you can find a full list and pictures on nbc10.com and the app. in south jersey fliers tickets and a flat tv were just some of the the auction block. for a good cause.

this is the 51stay foundation. the organization helps people critically ill attend their favorite concert org event. no question smart phones are changed the way we entrer act. >> for families that can mean a lack of face to face time between childrens and parents. 42% can't even remember the last time they had a device free meal. the steps you can take to put down the devices. >> reporter: his eyes glued. fingers quick whether he's a couch or the floor. 11 year-old is obsessed with his phone. >> how often are you on your phone during the day? >> maybe like an hour or two. two and a half. >> i think that's going up. three, four hoursay? >> three and a half. depends on if my commuters is working or not. >> how long are you on the

computer? >> two hours a day. >> reporter: five and a half hours of screen time a day for the sixth grader. >> how does it feel when you don't have your cell phone? >> boring. >> why that? >> this keeps me entertained. >> reporter: his father monitors everything. even his son's you tube channel.e's not acting right or a situation where he hasn't done his home workwhatever. you're going to have time. >> reporter: in philadelphia, 9 year-old does her home work. mom watches. >> how long do you think she uses ha phone per day? >> she's allotted two hours. >> don't let this fool you. >> how many hours are you on the device? >> eight. >> like a full-time job. >> she mostly plays games. some educational. but still -- >> it's frightening. they are so little.

they don't know what into. >> reporter: she sets ground rules. no essential media and no school work is completed. >> do you listen the first time? >> it takes a while to get off it. >> reporter: that's why the doctor comes in. an expert on kids and smart devices. >> don't be afraid. if that internet intimidating. at the end of the day. that a priority. >> watch your own behavior. more than half of parents have been told by children to put the device away during meals. >> where are they putting meals during dinner and nighttime. what's the first thing they >> she urges you to talk with your child. both have great relationships with their parents. here's what's at stake. if you don't curb too much smart screen time studies show it lead to problems down the road. that face to face interaction is so you do nee your device to check the forecast.

on the app. >> yes.that. having weatifies why i get up in the morning and look atphone. you'll probably wt least to havehandy. outside tonight we're clearing out. skyiime you wake up in the 45 was the high today. typically we7. normal. quarter of an inch of rain. highest was per hour. lookaha at 46. they had 60 out there today. if we over here to philadelphia. 40, 39 pittsburg. we'll see aication towards he midand upper 50s. 35 allen town. 38 wilmington. and 45 in wild wood. hour. so keep the warm clothes handy. you'll need them. here's why. we are going to see seasonal temperatures but only in the 50s. not 60s and that's going to bege rapidly. because we'll get a mix this weekend. soggy and stormy on all day long. we'll see periods of rain.thunderstorms. it goes and w breezy sunday.

another cold snap coming inhere. othes.p the area. we're quiet. all of that rain and snow that we saw earlier this morning the upper elevation. all that moved off of england. it moved quickly. our next big weather maker the one for saturday is still off of the pacific northwest coast. this is a wave ibetween right here. that will skirt by. what it does is maybe bring a scattered shoir wednesday night and thursday. tomorr 34 philadelphia. 20s. we'll go to near 50 degrees tomorrow in philadelphia. upper 40s tmz out lying areas. wind out of the north. a still cool air mass. 33 in philadelphia. into wednesday morning. wednesdayon w near 50.dnesday night and 30. a scattered smoouring through. thursday we'll punch through 54 34 in 30 lee high valley and 35 along the jersey shore.

out. we should be seeing clearing. tomorrow sunshine with clouds. 51 52 south jersey. 52 in delaware.ten. we a to climbnicely. crash. 53 wednesday. maybe late night shower into early 56 thu showers and thunde saturday. for the half marathon. the marathon will be cool and breezy at 47. look atour thanksgiving. only 45 >> illness to need. a depend an addiction.hear about her battle wi news us. and law and order the men december menendez murders. we'll be right back.

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