"wawa wa." deal with it. >> -- mostly because of the donald trump. the delegates are actually voted for and system they neat to articulate but the super delegates who are directly hand picked by the establishment itself, it is so crazy. it boggles the mind. the one mistake she made. and the one mistake i guess a lot of americans are finding out is it is not a democracy. that is what we're finding out the hard way. it is not one person, one vote. >> i know in pledge delegates hillary clinton has a nice lead but with the super delegates it is like insurmountable. and i think they have been saying we've got to get rid of that because there is no value to a system that disproportionately goes way beyond the allocation. new hampshire. bernie sanders won by 22 points. the two of them split the delegates in the state, that is weird. >> that is weird. that is not a super delegate issue. but yes it is weird. >> do you know you have agreed with me three types today. >> i know. kick me off the show. to her point in the super delegates in the last 40 years there

chris and lauren look where the sidewalk at the the wawa was installed, look at how far off the road was installed and that was very smart, because next to the sidewalk, between the sidewalk and route 130, is a huge sign, still down, you can probably make out in the dark in chris's shot here still smashed down, where that drunk driver first, went out of control on route 130. so, very smart putting that sidewalk way off the road but you can see even this far off the road doesn't guarantee safety because antoine timbers is in longer with us. >> horrible. all right, steve. >>> in bucks county authorities have to figure out a bank robber. police say this man passed a a note in the teller in the fair less hills td bank. be in would get hurt if this thing cooperated. he got a way with cash and ran north on oxford valley road. if you recognize him call the police. >>> all right. it is southern new jersey, police officers there admitted to using his job to sexually assault a teenage girl. >> yeah, 45 year-old ralph per era has pled guilty to misconduct and sexual assault charges. ten year vet

. >> i mean, certainly being naked is odd but wawa was more odd for me to see him sweep up the mess thatmade. >> reporter: police say careful criminal is 28-year-old timothy prater. naked burglar spent over an hour creeping up the mess he made, then he had a beer and some candy before getting caught. aside from the broken glass, missing alcohol and stolen snacks, it appears prater wasn't there to steal or destroy property. he says he watch the suspect crawl out through the broken glass door and into police custody. >> if he has history of mental illness, you know, i hope he can get himself fixed. >> reporter: instead of being angry, mills felt bad and gave prater a t-shirt so he didn't have to go to jail completely nude. in rancho core dove vo, ali wolf fox news. >>> back to your fox 29 weather authority now. we all have our clothes on. that's for sure. >> thank god. >> thank -- we don't want that. >> we'll need a coat later on in the weekend maybe? >> need everything it seems like. >> you do need everything a little bit of everything. we know tonight a very important night for many peop

allegedly told investigators he doused the victim with gasoline that he purchase a at a nearby wawa because he was angry with her. >> i don't know what sparked it. he claims that she laughed at him earl willer in the night, but that is his story. >> reporter: according to the complaint small flew through gasoline in the coffee cup at victim's face while she was smoking. >> we believe she reached out and yelled his name and he left her in there to die. >> reporter: small left the scene but was found not far away with burns to his hand. as he left for jail he told reporters that is exactly where he belongs. crews have been spending the afternoon here at lincoln motel boarding up the windows. i'm told all 40 units are damage. small faces a long list of charges including criminal homicide, and arson. when reporters asked small if he had anything to say to his victim's family he said i'm sorry. we are live from bensalem township, jeff chirico for channel six "action news". >> jeff, thank you. >>> investigators are trying to figure out how a man ended up near einstein medical center with three gunshot w

he was leaving the wawa when he was struck and killed. >> i watched it unfold. >> reporter: this woman says she witnessed the deadly crash on route 130 south and east federal street. she returned hours later to see what happened to everyone involved. >> i seen the black he truck ju the curb, hit the pole they are putting back up and hit the guy. i seen him laying on the ground. >> reporter: her mother called 911. but 17-year-old antwon died at the scene. he was walking home with his friends. >> he was a good kid, quiet, real respectable. >> reporter: he came in a few times. the shop is at the intersection. they said they have seen problems there before. >> dangerous intersection. something needs to be done about it. >> reporter: in this case, a 42-year-old was arrested and charged with dui and reckless driving. antwon's father said the 17-year-old was excited about starting a new job and had hopes of joining the military. in an instant, it was taken away. his friend who was with him was not injured. his father says he was a junior at burlington city high school. grief counselors will b

. >> antawn along with his buddy was on the -- off the road way in the area of the wawa where he was struck by the vehicle. the vehicle did leave the roadway striking mr. timbers at which point that vehicle came to a rest in the area of the good friend liquors at route 130 and federal street. >> reporter: arrested at the scene and charged with drunk and reckless driving 22-year-old ricardo patterson of willingboro. in new jersey those charges mean own that traffic summonses are issued. patterson is out of jail tonight. police say new jersey law dictates the case be turned over to the county prosecutor for further investigation. that includes a two week to two month wait on toxicology results that must be done before any criminal charges can be filed. this tiny town of less than 10,000 is devastated. counselors were cents to the high school. >> he was a fine young man with a bright future. we care deeply for antawn and we -- we grieve his loss. >> reporter: antawn jr. was active in the school's rotc program and was planning a career in the military. >> every kid goes through that teen

. >> he was seen at wawa prior to this buying gas and walked a back across the street to the lincoln motel. walked into the room with the gas and something transpired in the room where he doused the victim with gasoline. >> reporter: police say melissa once on fire tried to reach out to him for help. investigators say kevin instead turned around and walked out. the fire spread through parts of the motel doing considerable damage. many of the guests staying there were forced to flee. as for the investigation, police came kevin small placed a call to his sister allegedly telling her melissa now looked like freddy kruger. >> i lost it. >> turn around. >> what do you want to say to her family. >> i'm sorry. >> you're sorry. >> reporter: at the time of the fire, he was on parole from state prison. he did suffer burns on his hands. he was treated at the hospital before being charged. reporting outside bensalem police joe holden cbs3 "eyewitness news." >>> turning to weather, summer is just around the corner but feeling a lot hor like early april than mid may. lauren casey is in the weather

. >> he was seen at wawa prior to this buying gas and walked a back across the street to the lincolnlked into the room with the gas and something transpired in the room where he doused the victim with gasoline. >> reporter: police say melissa once on fire tried to reach out to him for help. investigators say kevin instead turned around and walked out. the fire spread through parts of the motel doing considerable damage. many of the guests staying there were forced to flee. as for the investigation, police came kevin small placed a call to his sister allegedly telling her melissa now looked like freddy kruger. >> i lost it. >> turn around. >> what do you want to say to her family. >> i'm sorry. >> you're sorry. >> reporter: at the time of the fire, he was on parole from state prison. he did suffer burns on his hands. he was treated at the hospital before being charged. reporting outside bensalem police joe holden cbs3 "eyewitness news." >>> turning to weather, summer is just around the corner but feeling a lot hor like early april than mid may. lauren casey is in the weather center to

final details with his son before he was hit and killed by an alleged drunk driver. 17-year-old antwan timbers junior and i had friend were walking home from a wawa early sunday morning when he was hit along route 130 and federal street. his father said antwan was a huge part of their lives and looking forward to a career in the military. >> one of the worst things you can imagine, losing one of your own. i think back on the moments, just the last words i told him is i love him. i really appreciate the fact that i was able to say that. >> grief counselors were at burlington city high school on monday to help students grieving antwan's death. his fellow classmates say he had turned his life around. >> i started crying. i went to my mom, i was like, mom, did you find out antwan got hit? she said yeah. i went to church. started praying for his family. >>> feel bad for his family and his friends taking it hard. >> reporter: police arrested ricardo paterson for alleged dui and reckless driving. >>> new jersey could become the second state to introduce an online registry of animal abusers. state lawmakers are considering a bill that would be something

. >> he was seen at wawa to this event -- prior to this event buying gas, he walk back in the room caring gas. something transpired in the room where he doused the victim with gasoline and set her on fire. >> melissa once on fire tried to reach out for him for help. kevin instead turned around and walked out. meantime the fire spread through part of the motel, doing considerable damage. many of the guests staying there were forced to flea. as for the investigation, police claim kevin small placed a call to his sister, allegedly telling her, melissa now looks like freddie kruger. tried expressing mall for details. >> lost it. >> you lost it, what do you mean? drugs, alcohol? >> no, no drugs. >> turn around, turn around. >> what do you want to say to her family? >> sore. >> i you're soree? >> at the time of this fire, kevin small was on parole from state prison. police say he is cooperating with their investigation. he did suffer some burns on his hands, he was treated at the hospital, before being charged. reporting outside bensalem police chief joe holden cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> unive

. >> he was seen at wawa prior to this event buying gas and he walked back across the street to the lincolnotor tell walked into the room with the gas and something transpired in the room where he doused the victim with gasoline and set her on fire. >> reporter: police say melissa once on fire tried to reach out to him for help. investigators say kevin instead turned around and walked out. in the meantime the fire spread through parts of the motel doing considerable damage. many of the guests staying there were forced to flee as for the investigation, police claim kevin small placed a call to his sister allegedly telling her melissa now look like freddie kruger. we tried pressing small for details. >> lost it. >> reporter: you lost it. what do you mean? drugs alcohol. >> no, no drugs. >> turn around, turn around. >> reporter: what do you wander to say to her family. >> sorry. >> reporter: you're sorry? >> small was treated at the hospital for burns on his hands. reporting live in bensalem joe holden cbs3 "eyewitness news." >> joe, thank you very much. >>> after a much cooler but thankfully

. >> he was seen at wawa, prior to this event, buying gas. and he walk back a cross the street to the lincoln motel, walked in the room, and with the gas, and then something transpired in the room where he doused the victim with gasoline and set her on fire. >> reporter: according to the criminal complaint smalls called his mother afterwards and told her he threw gasoline on the victim's face while she was smoking and that she looked like freddie kruger. >> she reached out, yelled his name and he left her in there to die. >> reporter: police say smalls, who has a criminal history for drugs and theft, left the the scene but was found not far away with burns on his hand. as he was hauled away after court smalls apologized to his victim's family and told report their jail is where he belongs. smalls faces a long list of charges including criminal homicide, arson and risking a catastrophe. the hotel, excuse me, motel is now closed. we are told all 40 units were damaged. live from bensalem township, jeff chirico channel six "action news". >> thank

. >> was seen at wawa prior to this event buying gas and he walk back across the street to the lincoln motel, walk into the room, with the gas, and something transpired in the room where iodation dollars the victim with gasoline and set it on fire. >> forty-six year old melissa bacon smith died in the fire. small faces multiple charges, including criminal homicide and arson. >> well the university of pennsylvania holds its commencement this morning for the class of 2016. now, yesterday a couple of parents almost upstaged their family members who were graduating from pen school of arts and sciences. donald trump and his family watched daughter tiffany get a did he agree in sociology. vice president biden was on stage to give his granddaughter naomi her degree in international relations. >> well, we saw trump come n we could recognize him because of his hair. we have a camera that has a zoom lens. so bee got pictures. and then whenever everyone started clapping we knew it was biden coming in. then we got a picture of him and his wife, as well. >> security was tight at franklin field, alm

. >> he was seen at wawa prior to this event buying gas. he walked back across the street to the lincoln motel. walked into the room with the gas. and something transpired in the room where he doused the victim with gasoline and set her on fire. >> reporter: can you tell us what happened? >> i lost it. >> reporter: police aren't sure of a motive but smalls reportedly said his girlfriend laughed at him in the motel room earlier that night. cops say smalls called his sister and mother-in-law after it happened and confessed to setting the fire and leaving the motel. >> we believe she reached out to him and yelled his name and he left her to die. >> reporter: in the meantime frightened motel guests didn't know what to think describing the chaos of the early morning fire. >> all we heard was the alarm going off, and the lady coming upstairs saying everybody get out. when i came downstairs, all i seen was fire, smoke, coming out. >> reporter: smalls was arrested early this morning, he's charged with murder, arson, risking a cat it has fi and othe

. >> anthony: diving in the cyclades is some of the best in the med and i was told this wreck wawas filledrd these rumors. no treasure down there, nothing sinister or unfor -- >> panos: maybe there is inside, in the engine room. i never get there so i don't know what is inside. the rumor is that they crashed it on purpose in order to take the insurance and so nobody was injured. everybody was safety transferred to the port. that's a rumor, of course. ♪ ♪ >> anthony: how many times have you been down to that wreck? >> panos: hundreds of times. >> anthony: hundreds of times? >> panos: hundreds of times. >> anthony: and it never gets old? you still have fun? >> panos: yeah. every time is special. >> anthony: the greek islands when compared to the rest of the country are doing pretty well. tourism on naxos, in fact, is on an uptick. i don't know what your family told you when you said, you know, "i'm gonna go to naxos and i'm gonna run a dive center." i know my parents would've said, "you should do something sensible with a future, like banking." as it turns out, this was a sensible career cho

he was coming from that wawa with a friend and look there are school crossing guards. right next to the guard you can see a huge sign that was just torn down, and you can the not make it out but two orange painted lines by the accident recreators, here who show the path of this suv. it was supposed to go straight on 130 where it curves but he kept going, not serving, but going on to the grass, knocking down that sign and then in that utility pole, he cut that in half and in the parking lot. antoine timbers and his friend were way off the road. you can see where the sidewalk is smartly put way off the road. they were further off the road then that. that didn't stop a suv from coming out of control and killing antoine here saturday night. >> it was raining hard last night, so, when the the truck came, i was about to approach the light. he came over. he went over the curve. he hit the pole and went in the check cashing place. it didn't look good. it didn't look good. me and my mother were praying saying plead whoever was involved in this to survive. >> they had no chance.

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was walking home with a friend after leaving wawa early sunday morning. investigators say the two were walking on be the south side of route 130 south near east federal street in burlington when timbers was hit. police arrested 42-year-old riccard patterson and charged him with dui and death resulting. >> did you find out why antoine got hit? yeah, we went to church and i started praying over him. >> took a good life away and i feel bad for his family and everything and his friends that's taking it hard. >> according to his dad antoine was in the rotc and had hoped to join the military. >>> police hope surveillance video can help lead them to the men who punched and robbed a man near jim's stakes. he was walking near a sandwich shop when three men came up and attacked him. the men stole the man's iphone and a gold necklace. if you happen to recognize them, you're asked to call police. >>> police arrested two people who they say were in the middle of carrying out a burglary in a camden county home. officers say they were called to the berlin borough house b

wawa foundation.org. >>> severe weather kills at least six people in texas. this video wastaken by a student on a bus on the way home friday. you can see the water rushing on one side of the bus and high floodwaters on the other. this morning, parts of texas remain under water. near houston, some roads are covered by at least eight feet of water. one man says the water came crashing into his business. >> i was trying to pick the computers up off the ground, trying to save everything i could, put it on top of the bar because the water had risen that high. >> meteorologists say there could be even more rain on the way later this week. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert neighborhood weather with meteorologist bill henley. >> rain, downpours, a chance of thunderstorms. it will be a dreary memorial day, especially at the shore. this is a live view of cape may, winds are blowing, clouds in place and rain is coming down, this is a view from the marquis de lafayette hotel. the entire area running warmer with one exception, allentown. a couple degrees cooler than yesterday at this time

driving under the influence of and what he was under the influence of and homicide by vehicle charges likely pending. so as we come back live, again, they are leaving wawaey are in this parking lot and this is a parking lot where a lot of high school students are in because look where it is, come out of the was washings follow this path and make a right and will where these kid are all going to high school, just yard away from where antoine was killed and you have to wonder how they will deal with that today. just like on dave kinchen's story in chester and story in bridgeton, wilmington, so many places we have told our viewers that crisis counselors will be in a school to deal with the deaths have the young person in the philadelphia area this year. >> so true, steve. over and over, all spring. all right. we will check back with you. 6:37. hi, lauren. >> good morning to you, mike. lets to about this. police investigating a deadly shooting in west philadelphia medics responded to the call of a man found lying in the roadway, on the 4100 block of cambridge street. he had been shot in the chest and was rushed to the hospital, right now, police say that th

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the ruling was met with little surise frorom the community in a case that t many said wawas the state's s weakest. gray famamily attorneyey bill my reacted to the news. is they areation reacting to this the same way they reacted to everything else. reacting calmly. the judge gave detailed reasons for why he thought the evidence was insufficient and why the laws did not compel conviction in this case. you could not have asked for a better judge to do it. he was the local prosecutor here for many yearsrs. he was a federalal prosecutor of corrupt cops for many years. in needham is pretty convincingly he wawas not and would not be swayed by any element of the communities preconceived notions about what the result both to be. amy: the supreme court has overturned the death sentence of an african-american man sentenced to die by an all-white jury in georgia. timothy tyrone foster was convicted of killing a white woman in 1986. records revealed prosecutors marked the names of african-american jury candidates with a "b" and highlighted in green. the race was circled on questionnaires and all we

when i came downstairs all i seen was fire, smoke, coming out. >> we seen, at wawa, prior to this event, buying gas and he walk back across the street to the lincoln motel, walk in the room, and with the gas, and then something transpired in the room where he doused the victim with gasoline and set her on fire. >> smalls said the reason he did it was quote he lost it. he is being held without bail n1 else was injured in that fire. >>> new jersey state lawmakers taking up a bill that gives workers a minimum wage of $10.10 an hour. that is an increase of 1.72 cents. those who oppose the bill said raise would put extra strain on already struggling business. especially small businesses. >>> and an appeals court in new jersey has dismissed an attempt to overturn policies on body cameras used by police in the state. policies described an officers, return the cameras on and off and how it could be used. state police union argued last year to delay the start of the regulations, you the in place by the attorney general's office, the court ruled, the policies were put in to place properly and do

say kevin smalls bought a cup of gasoline from the wawa across the street and came back to the hotel and threw it on melissa bacon smith while she was smoking and left her to die. he is charged with criminal homicide and arson. >>> philadelphia police are investigating a drive-by shooting that injured a teenager. police say the 17-year-old was shot several times after midnight. it happened on moore street in here south hollywood in south philadelphia. at last check, the teen was in critical condition. >>> it's been a busy weekend at the university of pennsylvania. pregraduation ceremonies saw prominent politics in the audience and today's main graduation which got underway this morning was expected to be no less star-studded. "action news" reporter, annie mccormick has the story. >> reporter: numerous speaker gave inspiration to the class of 2016 including one man who has a hit on broadway. ♪ at least five thousand university of pennsylvania graduates filed into franklin field wearing their caps and gowns for the ivy league institution's 260 commencement. smiling and waving medical graduates carried giant stethoscope. graduates gave

was smoking a cigarette. it happened at the lincoln hotel early yesterday morning. kevin smalls bought a cup of gasoline from the wawa across the street, he came back to the motel and flung it on 46-year-old melissa bacon smith while she was smoking and left. smalls said he got angry when bacon smith laughed at him. officers found smalls not far away with burns to his hands. several people at the hotel were taken to the hospital for smoke, they are expected to be okay. >>> grief counselors and chaplains will be on hand today days after two students were killed in a car crash. daisia sulton and mikayla mosley had attended the prom on friday night. their car hit a tree in maurice river township leaving the two students dead and two others injured. the district is taking up a collection for the victim's families. >>> happening today, new jersey lawmakers will consider raising the state minimum wage rate to $15. the democrat-led committee will consider the bill today. new jersey voted in 2013 to tie the minimum wage to the inflation rate, since that remained low it has not gone up much. goodgovernor governor chris chrs c

the 17-year-old was walking home along route 130 with a friend after leaving wawa early sunday morninging zika prevention kits for women. 279 pregnant women in the u.s. right now and its territories tested positive for zika. i'm tracy davidson. another update in about 25 minutes. remember you can get the latest news and weather while on the go with nbc 10 app. the "today" show continues in just minutes. thanks for watching. have a great day. >>> this morning on "today's take," madonna's tribute to prince with a surprise guest that has everyone buzzing today. >>> one of the biggest movies of the weekend, "neighbors 2," and we have one of the stars. >>> tips for staying safe on memorial day. all that and more coming up now. >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today's take" with al roker, natalie morales, willie geist and tamron hall, live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >>> welcome to "today". it's monday, may 23rd, 2016. a beautiful day here in new york city. thanks to dylan dreyer, who brings us good weather. >> you're welcome. >> al is on assignment, and natalie is off. this is

when i came downstairs, all i seen was fire, smoke, coming out. >> we have seen at wawa, prior to this event, buying gas and walk back across the street to the lincoln motel, walk in the room, with the gas, and then something transpired in the room where he doused the victim with gasoline and set her on fire. >> the reason he did it it was because quote he lost it. he is being held without bail and no one else injured in that fire. >>> 5:07. corruption trial of the congressman chaka fattah begins today in the philadelphia federal courtroom. >> fattah charged with misusing campaign fund from a failed philadelphia mayoral run in 2007. steve keeley live, in center city with more on this hi steve. >> reporter: bring got in tv news when i was growing up watching philadelphia television i like everybody else got so used to seeing a lot of philadelphia apologytitions being walk in here in to federal court. it has been continuing since i started doing this for a career. philadelphia political trials happen way more often then philadelphia sports teams winning championships. chaka fattah the la

when i came downstairs, all i seen was fire, smoke, coming out. >> we have seen, at wawa, just prior to the event buying gas and he walk back a cross the street to the lincoln motel and walk into the room and then with the gas and then something transpired in the room where he doused the victim with gasoline and set her on fire. >> unreal. >> officials a say that guy told them that the reason he did it because she said something he didn't like and she laughed at something he said. he is being held without bail. >>> coming up at 6:07. grief counselors will be at bridgeton high school after a weekend tragedy claims the lives of two students. police say 17 year-old daisia sulton and 15 year-old mikayla mostly died in the prom night prom cross in maurice river township new jersey 46789 people were in the car when they crash in the tree friday night. two girls that survived are still in the hospital. new jersey state police are still investigating what went wrong. >>> he gave his life for protecting us and now he is being recognized by the president of the united states. the special honor

was attacked in their favorite park this morning. >>> plus an nbc 10 exclusive. >> we're breaking news about this summer's wawa festival. >>> if you liked today you're going to love tomorrow. the weekend not exactly like we'll see tomorrow. different forecast for saturday and sunday. i'll show you that coming up. >>> south jersey jogger is recovering after she fought after an attacker. she was jogging in the park when a man attacked her from behind and tried to sexually assault her. she wasn't able to get a good description of her attacker who is still on the loose tonight. despite today's attempted assault there, the sixth annual scholarship run to fight cancer went on as planned at the park. this is video where people say they will not live in fear. nearly 500 runners and walkers turned out tonight. >>> exclusive details tonight about the summer's wawa welcome america festival present by comcast. the eight day event will be focussed on philly with features that make it family friendly and free. we get a sneak peek of what to expect. >> reporter: this promises to be fun for the whole family like you've never seen before. picture

diamond was released from prison last month after serving time for stabbing a man during a bar fight. >>> well, wawa's efforts to expand in south florida is encountering opposition. >> residents of one palm beach county neighborhood are fighting the company's plan to build a new store. they want to build the new store on a vacant lot surrounded by homes and an organic farming section. palm beach county commissioners would need to approve a zoning change in order for wawa's plans to move forward. commissioners plan to meet to discuss the idea. >> just get some turkey bowls to those folks down there. they might change their mind. >> i know you're a big fan. >> i love wawa. is it a jersey thing? >> i think it's a philadelphia area thing. >> if you're from philadelphia area, you love wawa. >> i went to visit my family. they live down south. they didn't have a wawa down there. i didn't know what to do. what do i do? loving wawa, especially from this area. right now we're going to keep it in this area a little bit. route 422. no big problems in either direction, except we're dealing with this construction a

honduras, under obama, there was a military coup, overthrew a reformist president. the e united states wawaslmost alone in pretty much legitimizing the coup, you know, claiming that the elections under the coup regime were legitimate. honduras, always a very poor, repressed society, became a total horror chamber. huge flow of r refugees, we thtw them back in t the border, backo the violence, which we helped create. paraguay, there was a kind of a sesemi-coup. what's happening -- also to get rid of a progressive priest who was running the country briefly. what's happening in n brazil now is extremely unfortunate in many ways. first of all, there has been a massive level of corruption. regrettably, the workers' party, lula's party, which had a real opportunity to achieve something extremely significant, and did make some considerable positive changes, nevertheless joined the rest -- the traditional elite in just wholesale robbery. and that should -- that should be punished. on the other hand, what's happening now, what you quoted from el salvador, i think, is pretty accurate. it's a kind of a

wawa foundation.org. >> get ready to pay more for your next uber ride. the company is raising fees but not for every trip. >>> bathroom battle. this transgender wol was mistreated by the staff at a mcdonald's when she tried to use the bathroom. >> it tries to keep the shore afloat one step closer to reality. all it needs now is one signature. >> all quite right now but the jerusalem ri shore will be one of the hottest spots to be this holiday weekend. we're live with' a memorial day preview. this is nbc 10 news today. let's get right to bill with the first alert neighborhood forecast this weekend and look at conditions right where you live. >> we're starting off warm and when you mention the hotspots for the shore we're talking about activities and not the weather. today everybody else is going to get hot and already

was the cast that finally won people's hearts. >> come on, who is this? >> andy-gram. >> you cut your own steaks. we give you the sauce. >> i'm barbara wawauch. you're beautiful. you're beautiful. thank you. >> you were drawn to the tv set, because you knew something insane might happen. >> live -- >> live -- >> live from new york -- >> partly because it was live. partly because you knew television was now in the hands of the television generation. ♪ >> and these were kids, in quotes, who just might do anything. >> yes, having sex with women, the president within these very walls. that never happened when dick nixon was in the white house. >> it was counter television. that's partly what made it attractive. >> no problem. >> every one of their episodes became worthy of talmudic study, if that's the word. >> when i hosted, lorne called me into his office and said, "you realize the kids are the stars." the host wasn't nearly as impactful. >> that's not quite it. uh -- >> because the thing was all the rage. >> they called themselves the not ready for primetime players. not because they felt they weren't good enough, but because they felt the

was like get out, get out, get out. >> we believe she reached out to him and yelée his name and he left her in there to die. >> surveillance video from the wawaacross the street shows small putting gas into a coffee cup before the fire. small's family says he called them and confessed to the crime. melissa bacon smith leaves himmed four kids and seven grandchildren. >>> 5:02. this morning, new leaders are ready to take command in the army. >> at widener university, 16 cadets from five local universities were commissioned as second lieutenant in the u.s. army. parents of the cadets were there to pin the newly earned ranks on the shoulders of their uniform. >>> new this morning, a teenager in new jersey has single handedly made the summer a little brighter for students who suffer from vision and hearing loss. the disorder is called usher syndrome. and this local teen is not just spreading awearness about it but raising big money as well. nbc 10's katy zachry is live in mt. laurel to explain how it happened. katy? >>> this is such a great story. it's about an eighth grader here at harrington middle school who says she's always been passionate ab

was like get out, get out, get out, there's fire. >> we believe she reached out to him and called his name and he left her in there to die. >> surveillance video from the wawaacross the streets shows small putting gas in a cup before the fire. >>> they finished years of hard training and this morning, there are new leaders ready to take command in the army. at widener university 16 cadets from 5 local universities were commissioned as second lieutenants in the u.s. army. parents of the cadets were there to pin the newly earned ranks on the shoulders of their uniforms. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorologist bill henley. >> wow, it's four minutes after 4:00 and it is a cold start this morning. that chill extends to cape may, new jersey where skies are clear this morning. and in wilmington, just a couple degrees away from a record low temperature. now 40 degrees in wilmington and still falling. there's delaware. 40 degrees, in the 30s in the suburbs. tallyville at 38 degrees, wilmington 42 degrees right now. limestone road, 37 degrees and the chill extends into lincoln and milton, both in the upper 30s right now. millsboro is 39 degrees. ge

ticket was sold at this store in trenton, new jersey, what the store clerk knows about the possible winner coming up. >> the sun will shine for another day. unfortunately rain making come back. wawae brooks down what we can expect this week. well, today is monday, may the nine, good morning, i'm jim donovan. >> i'm brooke thomas. no rain. katie, meisha are hearing keeping an eye on things this morning. >> yes, today is really great day.

was nice enough and bought my coffee for me this morning. bamm, paying it forward. so hopefully i'll see him again tomorrow at wawa and i'll dot same. good morning, a look at the schuylkill expressway westbound. they got the work crews down here right near 476. so if you are headed west you're down to one lane, light volume. but just be careful. when the guys are working the speeds, the speed limit are reduced in all of the work zones been working downtown here on the vine street expressway this morning. closed to vehicle traffic between broad street and the schuylkill expressway until about 5:00. you know the drill. vine st. local or jump off at spring garden south or at 30th street. they are also doing some paving on the parkway doing some paving on the kelly drive. everybody is setback about a week from all of the rain we had last week. so they are playing catch up all this week. so, they are out there, also, along broad and spring garden streets, as well. otherwise the turnpike is looking good. no problems coming down i95 from the gang coming in from new jersey, you have your normal lane shuffles here as you work your way along

wawa hoagies whenever you want. you win, philly. you win every time. >> we win! boom. that's right. >> that's so cool. what a great guy. brilliant man. >> wow. >> still would have been nice if philly was i'll take that, that's for sure. >> we cut off the tape because right towards the ends of the speech he said and good day philadelphia. >> did he? >> no. >> why wouldn't you? >> ya, he missed it. >> all right, let's get to up my desk, because we have three minutes, no? two minutes? eagles season ticket sales start at 10:00. >> you got us, mike? >> let's do it. >> thank you! this is my ticket right here. >>> it's magnificent makeover week, live on the "wendy williams show." >> the kids have come to play today. >> you won't believe what i'm about to tell you. >> wendy: honey, let me show you what he looks like now. my girls are always turned out. it's glam bam, thank you, ma'am. >> announcer: now, here's wendy! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ the last dance ♪ let's dance ♪ the last dance ♪ let's dance ♪ the last dance tonight >> wendy: come here. come here. come here. co

it had to offer, there wasas something ele and there e was a problelem that each attribubuted to--what a are this p problem? so t this problem wawaswe had other old dormititories that wee coconnected to the s same sewer sysystem. and the sasame sewer sysystem, during raining s seasons, will overflow to nearby streams, thereby polluting them w with the--this waste. soso this new dormrmitory meanat more stress on the--on the already stressed--already stresseded sewer s system and ao more w waste--more waste and moe pollution on the strtreams. so something had to be done e d really quick s since nody y wans feces in their w water. walter: so you knew something needed to be d done, so how did you come up with the idea? i mean, did you sit there and talk it over with your friends or was it just the light bulb went on one day and you said, "h"hey, i think i've g got a god idea"? how did it come about? leroy: ok, so mymy friends-- my team members and i drafted a--drafted a human waste bioreactoror that will use this waste that comes from this big dormitory that houses--that i is--that is housing a very big number of students a and also t

was the last in a string of burglaries in the same area on the sail right. three other restaurants on the same were also targeted. >>> and happening today, wawa welcome america will officially announce details about this summer's festival between june 27th and july 4th, there will be 350 performers and fun for the entire family. we got a sneak peek from wawa welcome america president and ceo. he tells us there will be five hours of nonstop music starting earlier at 5:00, on july 4th, a high energy celebration, and every performer this year will have ties to philadelphia. there will be tributes to phillies' kenny gamble and leon huff. music icons in the area, and leslie odom jr. from hamilton will perform and serve as the mc. >> absolute fun. if you're a millennial to a baby boomer, you're going to find something you'll love. >> and of course, there will be three nights of jaw-dropping fireworks. but hey, you can't get downtown, not a problem. nbc10 and telemundo 62 will bring you every moment of the festival, whether you're at home, at a picnic, you're out about. you can see it all on the nbc10 app. >> well, it's finally warming up to slip on summer sandals,

wawa welcome america is on the way, and we've got the scoop on all the free things you can do during the eight-day festival. >>> now, your nbc10 first alert neighborhood weather. >> all right. it was beautiful yesterday. lots of sunshine. the sunshine we have been waiting for. warm temperatures too. today, big difference. we'll keep it cool in the upper 50s and low 60s throughout the afternoon. we're tracking rain. we'll see rain pretty much all day long. not everyone is seeing it now, but you will over the next couple of hours. radar right now. rain in the western counties. some of it heavy with the yellows showing up. from time to time throughout the afternoon we can't rule out heavy rain in some spots. the wider view. rain through chester, lancaster counties. it's moving to the east. it will overspread the area and we have a chance of seeing the rain pretty much all day and cool temperatures too. 60 in philadelphia. 54 in coatesville, 58 in wilmington. so trenton 57. mount holly, 56. 60 in atlantic city. into the low 60s this afternoon in most spots. ne cool and wet day today, but we are tracking sunshine and 80-degree weather in our ten-day extended. we'll be back in a few min

it had to offer, there wasas something ele and there e was a problelem that each attribubuted to--what a are this p problem? so t this problem wawas had other old dormititories that wee coconnected to the s same sewer sysystem. and the sasame sewer sysystem, during raining s seasons, will overflow to nearby streams, thereby polluting them w with the--this waste. soso this new dormrmitory meanat more stress on the--on the already stressed--already stresseded sewer s system and ao more w waste--more waste and moe pollution on the strtreams. so something had to be done e d really quick s since nody y wans feces in their w water. walter: so you knew something needed to be d done, so how did you come up with the idea? i mean, did you sit there and talk it over with your friends or was it just the light bulb went on one day and you said, "h"hey, i think i've g got a god idea"? how did it come about? leroy: ok, so mymy friends-- my team members and i drafted a--drafted a human waste bioreactoror that will use this waste that comes from this big dormitory that houses--that i is--that is housing a very big number of students a and also the

ticket was sold at this store in trenton, new jersey, what the store clerk knows about the possible winner coming up. >> the sun will shine for another day. unfortunately rain making come back. wawa. katie brooks down what we can expect this week. well, today is monday, may the nine, good morning i'm jim donovan. >> i'm brooke thomas. no rain. katie, meisha are hearing keeping an eye on things this morning. >> yes, today is really great day. i won't tell you why top secret, but roadways looking real nice, roadways are looking nice and dry no accident right now just some construction. >> like you said the roads are dry it, will stay tai way through the entire morning drive. overall looking at decent day here nice sunrise currently underway guysment take a look outside middle township high school sun keeps coming up earlier, and earlier at 50 degrees in this particular shot of our live network, as the day progresses cents what we find is a frontal boundary trying to lift in. >> other than passing cloud nice clear sky. blue skies no less. and off to a nice start. ooh degrees the current temperature at the airport, 49 atlantic city in at 36 chilly degrees up in the mountains this mor