so all of chapman and hall's books looked alike, all of blackwood's books looked alike, and they were colorful. they would be in different colors, but the design of the book jacket would be -- okay. here's one. all the books that came out by that publisher pretty much looked like that except for the color would be changed. after i finished school, i went back to the the books about books that i had purchased, and i had read most of them, but i thought i'd go through and read a few here and there. and i discovered a book called an inquiry into the nature of certain 19th century pamphlets which is a real-life detective story about two booksellers and bibliophiles discovering a 19th century forger. the printing on the front is not even centered. some of them don't even have printing on the front. these are forgeries. there is a man named thomas j. wise who was known as the 19th century creative forger. he would take a poem, a tract, manager out of an anthology -- something out of an anthology, something from a magazine, a speech and create a pamphlet of it, predate the date of its first

in blackwood, new jersey, 74-mile an hour winds like a hurricane that came through. in holy -- holly oaks, trees down this morning. 69 degrees, the dewpoints are up it will be drop later in the day and become less humid. 69 degrees in millville. warm and sunny, and turning less humid, 86 degrees. what's in store for the 7 day, details coming up. good morning, mr. pellman. >> reporter: good morning to you, miss rogers. this morning you will be hard pressed even to find a puddle. most of the roads have dried out nicely and i think most of the beyounce fans made it home from the concert at the linc. things along i-95 are moving along just fine, no overnight construction. on the vine street are expressway everything is open, there was no work over there overnight, but the crews will be back here tonight at 11:00 p.m. they will shut it down and that happen most of the nights this week. >>> zionsville area. palmer road is blocked because of a downed twree. the poconos, so far so good on the southbound northeast extension no overnight construction. i expect southbound traff

"eyewitness news" new jersey reporter cleve bryan went to blackwood to meet these dogs hoff overcome odds. >> reporter: loyal, lovable, man's best friend, always ways we describe dogs but some parts of the world they are in the raised to be friend but food. >> essentially these animals were raised for human consumption. >> camden county animal shelter is trying to find forever homes for three homes rescued from a dog meat farm in south korea. this video provided by humane society of the united states is from a farm where dogs were kept in rusty cages until time for slaughter. they were distributed throughout humane society network for adoption which is how joey, liberty and tisha landed here. >> it is a process thinking of your domestic dogs being raised for human consumption. it is just something thaw really cannot fathom. >> reporter: for several years humane society international has been trying to shut down doug meat market in southeast asia. the dogs are kept in deplorable condition and tortured. tisha had a broken leg never fix and like others was mal nourish. >> this is just n

in blackwood this is a big one, 74-mile an hour winds like a hurricane tearing through parts of south jersey if every so brief. holly oaks trees down, as well. the weather will change today, much less humid and brighter, 69 degrees in philadelphia. 63 in allentown. 69 in millville. 70 in dover, delaware. it's going to be a warm up with. we hit a high of 86 him 9:00 a.m., 74, clouds and sunshine. 11:00 a.m., 79, bright and sunny. 1:00 p.m., 83 degrees, by the lunchtime hour that's when we expect the humidity to drop. still a little sticky. humidity comes down, a little bit of a breeze arc nice afternoon. 3:00 p.m., 85. in the city we'll hit a high of 86 the suburbs in the low 80s. 6:00 p.m., 85 degrees, some of the models showing the northwest a little bit of a sprinkle in the northwest suburbs later this afternoon, most of us stay dry. changes in the seven day in a big way, i'll detail that in a minute, matt. >> reporter: i might have to sleep all day. if you're heading out this morning, good morning everybody, things are looking good on the schuylkill expressway. we have a truck off

some bikers will pedal 75 miles from blackwood to wildwood, raising money for the cause.ers will take shorter rides but all for the same mission. so far the event has raised more than $134,000. the money goes towards a.l.s. research and programs to help patients. >>> parents worried about car seat safety, child car seat safety, can get help from the experts today. the burlington county sheriff is holding free seat checks in riverton. technicians will make sure your seat is properly installed and there are no recalls for the product. >>> looks like you can get another chance at winning some mega bucks. get your tickets handy. mega millions numbers when we come back. >>> a survivor of the shooting rampage at orlando's pulse nightclub says he saw the shooter having a drink at the bar earlier in the night but that victim's account has not been verified. the fbi has not provided a time line accounting for omar mateen's movements that night, but new documents provided to nbcmaÑ news show mateen talkeda fellow recruit in a florida department of corrections training class about

take a look at this, blackwood, hurricane force, my friends, 74-mile per hour winds gust reported williamstown new jersey hit 70 miles per hour, clayton hit at six a mile per hour wind speed and at ph l5 two. so, yes, storms no joke. winds, heavy rain, the main issue, at this point that storm continues to pull away to sea thankfully, looking at three hour loop. rumble through last evening, brought incredibly heavy rain short amount of time. down south, here is moisture getting drawn north, here is the good news for us, it looks as though that system will be suppressed well off to the south. we actually evening out pretty decent week here overall. let's take a look where collison headed specially now that we are an end nearing not just the end every school year, but vacations coming up. here's what the storm is tracking, now, looks as though it will cross through basically the georgia and florida state border the next couple of cages, then get sent taught sea off the carolina coastline, regardless staying suppressed to the south. i think we can expect more sun than anything in the days ahead, s

tree and wires felon a car there, lancaster county a brief report of a funnel cloud reported, and blackwoodn camden county, wind gusting as high as 74 miles an hour and trees were also knocked down there, in holy oak. as far as what we can expect over the next 12 hours? included will be breaking up. it is still humid and during the overnight hours. we will drop down to 63 in the suburbs and 66 degrees in philadelphia for the overnight low. here's what we can expect? that rain is moving out, it is end ago long the coast. quiet start back to work on monday and it is dry for the commute, in the morning, with dropping, and lower humidity, as we go throughout the day. we have got details coming up with the full and exclusive accu weather forecast. now back over your way, walter. >> thanks, melissa. >>> tonight's severe weather caused its share of damage across the region. "action news" reporter nora muchanic is live in darby boro where a massive tree toppled on to a car, nora? >> reporter: hi there, walter we're on wright avenue in darby where the street has been block all evening because of the

our peak wind gusts 74 miles per hour in blackwood and camden county that is a kin to hurricane forcesouth jersey getting hit the hardest with today. ing winds. williamstown 70 miles per hour wind gust. clayton 65 miles an hour. pennsylvania included 60 miles per hour wind gusts in collingdale n delaware counsel tears and at philadelphia airport 52 miles per hour wind gust and we did have quite few damage reports mainly some downed trees and downed power lines but in atco, a gay scene would lifted up moved 3 feet and broken apart by some of these strong damaging winds n moorestown, large tree down blocking the road. wires and trees down on cars unfortunately and in pine hill, new jersey, a tree down on home but now we are clearing on out things quieting on down and our severe weather threat has come to an end the worst of the weather well offshore right now. we still do have a few lingering very spotty showers down the shore very isolated in nature right now. putting down light rainfall and a few showers trying to develop up win of the lehigh valley but our atmosphere is pretty stable

college welcomes new president don borden was introducing by the college's border this morning at the blackwood campus. borden officially begins next wednesday. >>> new at 6:00 take look at this painting one of america's most famous artists. no one knows where it is. it was last scene in cherry hi hill. why the fbi is on the case. >>> it was supposed to be a place for local children could go have fun but tonight this bike park closed. the crime that could mean these kids have to find some where else to go. howard? >>> the phillies they've lost the minor league pitcher to career ending injury. and johnny manziel, johnny free fall, has more issues with getting back in the nfl and the flyers shane goss peer brings gifts to the officer shot in folcroft, pennsylvania much that's all coming up. ♪ >>> authorities need your help tracking down this stolen norman rockwell painting. it's been exactly 40 years since it was stolen, and on the theft of the anniversary the fbi and police are making a new appeal for any information. painting was one of several items taken from a cherry hill home in the june 30

. >>> and some severe damage at camden county community college in blackwood after this happen happenedthe storm blew the roof right off a building used to store records. classes were canceled for the day. they'll resume as normal tomorrow. >>> and in south phil aultry mitt two parked cars and barely missed another one that fell on wharton vote near 13th. also brought down few wires. peco crews were out getting that part cleaned up before workers can remove the tree. >> the death toll climbs to four in the terror a attack in isra israel. new sir individual shows how the violence unfolded. two palestinian gunmen dressed in suits are seen shooting customers at point blank range inside a popular market in tel-aviv tonight. one of them throws his weapon on the ground and both men flee. police arrested both attackers one of them was wounded by officers. >>> a campaign 2016 tonight bernie sanders says he's still in the race while hillary clinton in the spotlight talking about making history. meanwhile republican leaders stress party unity during a closed door meeting in washington. here's "ey

nbc 10 at camden county college in blackwood, the school teemd up with the red cross and county leadersake blood donations there. they tell us there was a steady stream of donors throughout the day. those who came in to give blood tell us they just want to help. >> when things like that do happen in florida, and i haven't given blood in a while, it makes me realize i should try to give back. there are people going through stuff like that right now. >> the red cross reminds everyone that blood donations are needed all the time, not just after a tragedy like the one in orlando. >>> here's a live look at the american flag flying at half-staff for victims of orlando. stay with nbc 10, of course, and the free nbc 10 app for updates on the terror in orlando. live in the digital operations center, i'm vai sikahema, nbc 10 news. tracy? >>> 4:47 right now. as people across the country try to deal with the mass shooting at an orlando nightclub, family, friends and fans are grieving the loss of burlington county singer christina grimmie. she was gun down at a concert venue the night before the nig

. >>> and some severe damage at camden county community college in blackwood after this happen happenedthe storm blew the roof right off a building used to store records. classes were canceled for the day. they'll resume as normal tomorrow. >>> and in south phil aultry mitt two parked cars and barely missed another one that fell on wharton vote near 13th. also brought down few wires. peco crews were out getting that part cleaned up before workers can remove the tree. >> the death toll climbs to four in the terror a attack in isra israel. new sir individual shows how the violence unfolded. two palestinian gunmen dressed in suits are seen shooting customers at point blank range inside a popular market in tel-aviv tonight. one of them throws his weapon on the ground and both men flee. police arrested both attackers one of them was wounded by officers. >>> a campaign 2016 tonight bernie sanders says he's still in the race while hillary clinton in the spotlight talking about making history. meanwhile republican leaders stress party unity during a closed door meeting in washington. here's "ey

if you are interested in taking one of them home, visit the animal shelter in blackwood.hey will be there. >>> and a new sport is trying to get a sport in philadelphia. ever heard of competitive axe throwing? how about that? we have that coming newspaper big talkers. >> plus, did you know you can make money simply by taking pictures with your smart phone. we'll tell you how to rake in the cash in what's the deal? and adam joseph has the full accuweather forecast in what's the deal. >>> we have breaking news into "action news." the navy is confirming that a blue angel crashed into nashville, tennessee. that in addition to the thunderbird jet that crash nood colorado today. the pilot in the thunderbird is said to be okay. the status in the blue angel f-18 jet not yet known. we are following the developments on both. >>> and a georgia teenager is now facing criminal charges in a car crash linked to the popular app snap chat. 19-year-old crystal magee was recording how fast she was driving while using snap chat's speed filter, witnesses say she was trying to hit 100 miles per

some bikers will pedal 75 miles from blackwood to wildwood, raising money for the cause. others will take shorter rides, but all for the same mission. so far the event has raised more than $134,000. the money goes towards als research and programs to help patients. >>> donald trump didn't mince words when he spoke about the terror in orlando at a rally. coming up, what the presumptive republican nominee said that has tv stations hitting the bleep button. >>> a new group of police officers will be armed with a new piece of equipment. details on what's hitting the streets of philadelphia next week. one american park is larger than yellowstone, yosemite, grand canyon and glacier national parks combined. and that's not the only thing you can only find in new york state. ♪ you can find it all only in new york. new york. it's all here. it's only here. plan your summer vacation at iloveny.com >>> now, your nbc10 first alert neighborhood weather. >> welcome back on this saturday morning. looking so good already. we're going to have a beautiful weekend today. also on your father's

we did have a wind gust of 74 miles per hour, blackwood. that caused tree damage and farther south with the wind gusts of 50 miles per hour. in general, again, we had strong winds move through. creating tree damage. the good news is, we will dry out as we head through tonight and much of us are looking at dry weather as the moment with the exception of some very light lingering precipitation. that mostly extremely off to the east of the area. we have a lingering shower or two here across parts of atlantic county. that's going to push offshore as we head into the course of the next hour or so. all watches and warnings have expired. the severe weather threat is over. we will dry out tonight. current temperatures in the low 70s in philadelphia. about 64 in allentown. cooler to the north and west. with that we give way to a beautiful monday morning with plenty of sunshine and temperatures into the low eer 7. through the after yoonoon, temperatures into the 80s. >>> fans got soaked at lincoln financial field as beyonce performed outside. drew, n

if you want to get in some shopping, route makes a stop, outlets of blackwood, buses are offering from north jersey to seaside. it also features hourly train services between bayhead and long branch on weekend. service runs through september, the ninth. >> that is super helpful. >> yeah. >>> all right. big developments overseas, breaking news, british prime minister david cameron says he will resign by october. he made this announcement last two hours. he said next prime minister will decide when to invoke article 50. that triggers a departure from the european union. they voted to leave, after a referendum campaign sending global markets plunging, and so the overnight look at this, and how markets will play out, it is not good. down to like 600 points. we will see if that actually pans out on wall street. decision launches year long process to renegotiate trade, business links between united kingdom and that will be a 27 nation block unprecedented divorce that would take decades to complete. david cameron the conservative who was in office for just 14 months. huge referendum on him as

. >> nicola blackwood. would add myood: i voice to the statesman who has made us proud and we will miss him. will the prime minister take this opportunity to reassure the science and innovation sectors of the government will fight to protect access not just to verizon 2020 funding, but also valuable research collaborations retention offfect the brightest and best of eu researchers? they are essential to our knowledge economy and deserve to know they will be a priority in ongoing negotiations. david cameron: i think i ankorable friend -- i th my honorable friend. i think this issue of how we maintain the advances of british science and competitiveness of our universities will be one of the issues that this eu unit will want to look at very clearly. we've done very well with the european union. the new government can look at the evidence for that and how we can continue to move forward. >> i would like to commend the prime minister for the way he handled friday in his very, very diplomatic and kind speeches h

host: blackwood, new jersey, jack, a republican. caller: good morning. this has to do with the 2014 federal spending bill and the last-minute writer -- rider that win on the financial reform. -- this -- the spending bill was 1600 pages and a page and a half written by a citigroup lobbyist to overturn legislation that would have forced the banks to move its the new and most -- entities outside the parent firm that would not be giving teeth by taxpayer money. i believe it was sean patrick billey who cosponsored the and wall street lobbyists, which is your biggest fundraiser for congress, please respond. i was probably a no, overall on that spending bill. i cannot speak with authority, but i vote no on a number of the larger on the best type spending on a number of the larger omnibus type spending bills. last-minute addition to the legislation, so often times, i vote no. things get put in, at the last minute, so you do not have the opportunity to really that the theslation -- really vet legislation. we are trying to do an to moveation process bills the regu

nbc 10 in camden county college in blackwood today had a school team up with the red cross and county leaders to take blood donations. they tell us there's been a steady stream of donors all day long. and those who came in to give blood tell us, they just want to help out. >> i haven't given blood in a while, it makes me realize that you should try to give back. just because there are people who could use it right now. >> students plan to hold a vigil on campus tonight for the orlando victims. >>> in orlando people lined up for hours to donate blood, but many of those who were closest to the victims were not allowed. that's because the fda still bans sexually active gay men from donating. lauren mayk is live where people are very frustrated by this ban. >> reporter: this is frustrating and they argue that it is something that doesn't make sense to them because of the advances we have made in testing today. now take a look, today i talked to david acosta who is the found ore of the gay and lesbian aids initiative and said the policy needs to be rescinded. >> many of us have been pushin

in fact, some of the wind gusts that were reported actually blackwood reporting what would also be akinnd speeds, 74-mile per hour gusts reported there, skies are nicely clearing at this point, we'll have the full sunshine, and quickly take a look at the eyewitness weather seven day, we hit eight a degrees, then few showers return to the forecast late in the day tomorrow. meisha? >> good to know, thanks, katie. all right, looking outside where we had accident involving a bus, route one northbound at route 13, that has sense been cleared, residual delays because of that, they're just easing tension little bit right now, back to oxford valley so if you are headed out in that direction route one northbound at route 13 and beyond just know that that's what you will be looking at. car fire before lansdale, right lane is blocked right now. brooke, over to you. >> thanks, meisha, a next update is at 8: 55. i'm brooke thomas, good morning. you scratch my back, i'll scratch yours. you know what it means. so does pat toomey. toomey got rich working on wall street. then he got elected and kept wor

some bikers will pedal 75 miles from blackwood to wildwood raising money for the cause. others will take shorter rides but all for the same mission. so far the event has raised more than $134,000. the money goes towards als research and programs to help patients. >>> parents concerned about child car seat safety can get some help from the experts today. the burlington county sheriff is holding free safety seat checks today in riverton. you can head to the bar clay group on broad street from 11:00 to 2:00 and technicians will make sure your seat is properly installed and there are no recalls for the product. >>> we are back in 25 minutes. i am ted greenberg. more of the "today" show coming your way next. we hope you have a great weekend. >>> what? what is that face? >> no, nothing. >> oh, this is going to cost you more money. >> now i know i'll remember this moment for the rest of my life. >> oh, we all remember that classic scene from "father of the bride." tomorrow, father's day. we are getting ready with father's day movie trivia later. >>> meanwhile, outside of studio

so all of chapman and hall's books looked alike, all of blackwoods' books looked alike. they were colorful, they would be in different colors, but the design of the book jacket would be -- okay, here's one. all the books that came out by that publisher pretty much look like that. except for the color would be changed. after i finished school, i went back to the books about books that i had purchased, and i had read most of them, but i thought i'd to go through and read a few here and there. and i discovered a book called an inquiry into the nature of certain 19th century pamphlets which is a real-life detective story about two booksellers and bibliophiles discovering a 19th century forger. the printing on the front is not even centered. some of them don't even have printing on the front. these are forgeries. there is a man named thomas j. wise who was known as the 19th century creative forger. he would take a poem, a tract, something out of an anthology, something from a magazine, a speech and create a pamphlet of it, predate the date of its first real appearance and cla

host: blackwood, new jersey, jack, a republican. caller: good morning.s has to do with the 2014 federal spending bill and the last-minute writer -- rider that win on the financial reform. -- this -- the spending bill was 1600 pages and a page and a half written by a citigroup lobbyist to overturn legislation that would have forced the banks to move its the new and most -- entities outside the parent firm that would not be giving teeth by taxpayer money. i believe it was sean patrick billey who cosponsored the and wall street lobbyists, which is your biggest fundraiser for congress, please respond. i was probably a no, overall on that spending bill. i cannot speak with authority, but i vote no on a number of the larger on the best type spending on a number of the larger omnibus type spending bills. last-minute addition to the legislation, so often times, i vote no. things get put in, at the last minute, so you do not have the opportunity to really that the theslation -- really vet legislation. we are trying to do an to moveation process bills the regular