my only request the busses be added for late night service and no desubtraction made from neighborhooduns to do this regulation bus runs shouldn't be skwasz to make those editions i support the report but i want to see it strengthened in every way possible thank >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> (calling names) and last card speaker. >> good afternoon. >> edward mason as a regional transit yourselves i endorse had a was mentioned i think the offer riding policy that was not displayed is the time to connections with the relocational bus providers it is devastating when you try to exit and deboard the b c r buses at the top of the hill in daily city to have a just missed 14 bus go and if there's a delay with a missed run i'll certainly encourage we make an overriding policy to coordinate with the other transit agencies both ways for scheduling at the lit night hours and that be paramount consideration people are not going to wait around for the next bus they have to endure so utility that is the guiding principle and there will be safer process on that and good luck with it thank yo

passengers on that ship were bussed back to long beach and the next set of passengers will be bussedn diego and that will depart this evening. >>> spencer is keeping a close eye on the weather for this week. >> cloudy and cool spencer. >> some of the clouds lingered and beginning to break up because of the breeze and here's live doppler 7 hd and we have fairly sunny skies and the low clouds are holding on near the coastline and today there will be baseball in the breeze at at&t park. temperature 54 degrees. across the national scene tomorrow, look for showers in the central rockies. thunderstorms from oak take to northern texas and the few thunderstorms over the great lakes and down in southern florida. across the state of california tomorrow we'll see mainly dry conditions and all dry. sunny from top to bottom except lingering clouds near part of the coastline and breezy along the central coast and we'll see highs in the 80s and fresno and 90 in palm springs and only 67 in los angeles and it will be breeze owe the coast and a relatively cool day and highs only in the 50s at the coas

right now busses and cars share lanes of traffic on the bay bridge so they're all in this mess togethering commute. the proposal would send busses to the eastern span into one lane of traffic heading west. >> so drivers heading to oakland would have busses passing by in the opposite direction going toward the city in what's called a contra flow lane. >> you know, and i think they would be a little scary and you know, to see busses coming at you while you're traveling down the highway. the bridge would require a movable barrier like the one on the golden gate and narrower lanes. the contra flow lane would only operate during the morning commute. the pat efrjer is not convinced it would save that much time. >> if it were up to me i would have added the bridge wider and maybe added two more lanes on top and it's foolish to spend more money on the bridge. >> the cost has not been nailed down. the metropolitan transportation commission is reviewing the proposal and it would ultimately have to be approved by caltrans. alisa harrington, abc 7 news. >>> the complaint claims asian-american stude

we are told they are bringing in bosses to shuttle folks around -- they are bringing in busses. again, power outage and smoke spotted at the metro center. as we get more information, we will bring it to you. roz plater, abc 7 news. leon: thank you, roz. tonight's top story, standing room only as hundreds of neighbors speak out about roadwork on i-66. hundreds of property are being impacted by the plan, 18 families could lose their homes. some residents say they have not been officially notified. alison: vdot said they have reduced the number of houses that would be affected by this lane widening project. that is not quieting the anger. leon: tom roussey has the story.tom: the plans would radically transfer -- transform i-66 outside of the beltway but also come at a cost. some of the homes to the left of where you are looking would have to go under the current plan by vdot. tonight, hundreds came out some looking over maps to learn if their homes are still on the chopping block. vdot originally said 37 homes could be taken by imminent domain for its i-66 project. now that number

they're also shuttle bussing passengers to help with that. out the door to 295 in new jersey, through the work zone. not an active scene. where it typically tends to jam up in the early morning hours. and as we head out the door to the blue route, drive times there are free and in the clear as well. currently no problems. 15 minutes or just under 15 headed northbound from 95 up towards the schuylkill and southbound in the other direction. we have more drive times coming up in ten. >>> well we are heading into the busy summer travel season, and from airfare to prices at the pump what you can expect to pay as you plan your family vacation. plus, this. >>> thinking about how those guys did it on 9d oe/11 in full gear under stress trying to save people incredible. >> the first ever stair climb at one world trade center. >>> 5:41. a live picture from sky force 10 at 30 street station where we are counting down to the first amtrak train to deploy since tuesday night's deadly derailment. we'll bring you that live in about ten minutes. can you ar. >>

those paerplgs that were supposed to get on at long beach had to be bussed down to -- passengers that were supposed to get on at long beach had to be bussed down to san diego. >>> this video shows a motorcyclist wedged under a truck screaming for help while good samaritans run to his side. >> i walk up to the guy, i put one knee down i can see he is groggy. everybody gets out, we are trying to figure out how to help him out. do we lift the car up, get jacks? >> reporter: he captured the amazing rescue. he is as on friday afternoon he was in traffic on his way home when he spotted the motorcyclist stuck under the truck being dragged along the freeway. >> i see this f-150 pick up truck. it looked like there was a bumper under had his car. it was kind of flapping and as i got closer too it i realize it was a human body. i can see a foot. >> that is when strangers took action, jacking the truck up off of the motorcycle who was clearly terrified, screaming for his life as the rescue continued. an off duty firefighter/paramedic was one of the people that jumped in to help. >> it was high an

the rail line suspended from cherry hill and philadelphia but they are bussing service from cherry hillnto philadelphia and honoring septa tickets as well. the trenton line is suspended. the market/frankford line is currently making stops to accommodate passengers. and west trenton is putting on extra weekday trains to accommodate passengers as well. here's an alternate for you, the new jersey transit river line to patco, or the shuttle bus between trenton and west trenton line. we have more details on nbc10.com. >> announcer: now your nbc10 "first alert" weather with meteorologist bill henley. >> ten minutes before 5:00. it is cool this morning. this is typical for this time of year. temperatures in the 40s and 50s. and clear skies over center city. 51 degrees at philadelphia international. 12 degrees cooler than it was yesterday at this time. this is a view from french manor, no sign of any clouds in the pocono mountains. we saw clouds low through the area. yesterday, but that won't happen today. with the clouds and lighter winds temperatures have dropped into the 40s and 50s. chester

they will be shuttle bussing passengers through the area. more drive times to come in 10. >>> now your "nbc 10" first alert weather with meteorologist bill henley. >> less than a half hour before sunrise. getting some clouds moving through the area but you can see some nice breaks in the cloud cover. we'll see some sunshine. that will lead to a warmup. we're getting a warm start. 69 degrees at philadelphia international. nice and calm. you can see scattered clouds at the shore. we've seen a few sprinkles move through portions of lancaster, chester, new castle counties and just a few rain drops that have crossed into new jersey this morning into salem county. those showers will be ending. the possibility of more showers and possibly thunderstorms will be with us later today. see the clouds this he have broken. we will see enough heating to send our temperatures to summer like levels again today. upper 70ed and low 80s this afternoon with the chance of afternoon showers and possibly some thunderstorms today. a better chance we'll see storms to

a lot of people are using alternative forms of transportation and that includes ferries and busses. cornell bernard joins us now from the transbay bus terminal in san francisco. cornell? >> reporter: one person told me she of theed to hit the restart button and who could blame her? a lot of frustrated folks coming here and a lot of frustrated bart riders coming here to the transbay terminal in search of a way home. bart riders were showing off their tickets today that we're being honored by ac transit up until 4:00 today and yes, was there a lot of confusion here considering that many had never ridden the bus before. officials were on hand to help navigate, but many folks were still angry. >> just delayed coming here and delayed coming out. bart was real fun today. i'll tell you that it was real fun. >> i took off work and went to the game and i was to be at my kids' school by 5:00 p.m. in berk le. >> are you going to make it? >> i'm not sure. >> she got on the bus 15 minutes ago so we wish her luck getting to the east bay. busses are rolling and giants fans are showing up here and

they will be shuttle bussing because of police at fourth and main. just keep that in mind. ukee? >> thank you. fire fight remembers making progress, in the fight at wharton state, that forest fire there now 50% contained after scorch more than 700 acres. "eyewitness news" reporter justin finch joins us now in shamong to tell you more about the fire fighting effort. justin? >> uke eastbound, good morning, after a day of hard work, it does appear that that fire wharton state park has been brought under control as you mentioned it did burn more than 700 acres and taking you to video to the fire as it burned yesterday new jersey forest fire service work well into the night. searching for hot spots as well as flare-ups. this fire first in about 1:00 thursday afternoon just east of the at see on ranger station, and late yesterday came word that the fire was mostly contained about 50% contained or so, and that was due in large part to the efforts here on the grounds. some 75 firefighters working around the clock to setback-fires, to weaken the stronger fire, also, planes and helicopters

the good news is busses are on the move and they have been all day. we're live at the transbay terminal in san francisco cornell bernard, aishs 7 news. >>> ticking a live look for sky 7 hd and it has been experiencing slowdowns all day for passengers trying to get into san francisco and you can see some of the bart trains there and bart is restoration in progress, but the delays do remain and they should dramatically decrease hopefully over the next hour. >> fingers crossed. stay with abc 7 news for continuing coverage of the bart slowdown and get updates any time you wish on twitter and follow us on abc 7 news bay area. >> there is a different search for the water turning up on the foundation of the bay bridge's eastern span. according to the san francisco chronicle, they indicate that saltwater from the bay may be seeping into the structure and not rain water as the agency surmised in the report last september. >> an invasion by saltwater could be significantly worse than fresh water and would be much more difficult to mitigate. >> let's turn now to

the issues that will take under advisement the issues are not necessarily financial issues but the busses and bus stations to do advertise for example for the businesses and things like that it is not always around money but the enforcement once the improvement are in people parking too long at meter but the point the economic impact what the issues should be specific to the role our agencies plays with what we have not as mr. weaver said not the economic development arm for the neighborhood we don't have the ability that is fair, i think that the key with the studies will be looked at short term and long-term obviously when traffic patterns in the beginning upcoming people evaluated for patterns during construction and reevaluate digging out the reiterations and looking at things to tell and looking at what types of things to be murder and the issue of our job enforcement and generally the assets. >> thank you, again, for all the fine work and the recommendations that come out of the advisory committee. >> mr. chairman you'll asked 33 me to call 11 to increase the airport for taxicab tri

but now they have -- i was in istanbul watching the busses speed by as i'm stuck in traffic in a car. so it is good and we can be visionary and do great things with it but that's something chicago -- here's the other thing because they are trying to think comprehensively they call it complete a street which is a phrase used by some other places complete streets mean they are trying to not only have the busses go faster, but open the streets for bikes, pedestrians can have them all coexist with cars and modernize the whole thing. so in the inept some downtown streets to put in the platform they are also fixing the water pipes, and since chicago has some really aging water pipes country heard about some that were hollowed out tree trunks more than 100-years-old, and because i know because they are technology in chicago using some of the old pipes now that are not being used and was using them for fiber optics. so by having the complete edition you can do everything. and so one of the other cool things come chicago wasn't the first, but bike sharing. it has its political moments but bike

corporate buss 2 months become accessible, big fines. i hope that comes in the moment of time. these corporate buses for 5-10 million can buy 10 bus squz lease them to the drivers. muni is common, it is illegal to do anything by munee at these commons. when the muni drivers would appreciate if the corporate buses pull forward in the baus stops so they can pull behind them and not wait acrauz the intersection and wait for the bus to pull out. common courtesy thrmpt insured license safety standards regulated, uniform price, professional drivers [inaudible] byubeer and what nots. we need to protect our taxies. last year we have 69 accessible to vans or wheelchairs. we are going to lose or taxies. i don't want that to happen. muni, i'm hesitant about removing seats. it is a long [inaudible] old people are old people. i don't think we should do that. paratransit needs refinement kwr development. avenue shuttles to get the long block tooz a main line, is that possible? buses, new remodeled heating systems that make more noise that heat. what is the most rattles bus we have? we can ma

shut buss from google, facebook, and apple they all stop here at the mccarthur station.e will be staying away. >>> a lot of extra police officers. highway patrol officers sort of cruising the streets looking to keep an eye on any of the demonstrations that may be happening this morning. and of course the mayor here in oakland is urging everyone who does protest to do so peacefully, dave. >> all right alex savidge, thank you for that update from bart station there. time is 6:37. >>> separate protests are planned at the port of oakland. international long shore and warehouse union local 10 announced its members stopped working at 5:30 this morning. occupy oakland is also asking their supporters to meet at the port at 9:00 for an hour long rally and then they will march to frank ogawa plaza in downtown. another rally is set for noon. occupy oakland organizers say the demonstrations will call attention to violence involving police officers. >>> hundreds of people expected to join a may day march in san francisco this afternoon. but that is is due to begin at 1:00 at civic ce

tenants were bussed to a hotel last night. leaks were found, signs of black mold and unfinished repairs. >> i'm really grossed out. i've been bathing and brushing my teeth with it. >> we chose to shut the building down, red tag it. they will do a chlorination on the building. >> they are doing everything they can to resolve the problem. tenants won't be allowed back for sometime as it will take days before the water is safe it drink. >>> people in the east bay may notice changes in the taste and smell to their water there. was a rash of complaints after tap water left a bad taste. why is it changing? because of our drought. east bay said it plans to cleaning how this draws water from one of its reservoir. instead of cold snow melt, the agency said it will draw warmer water from the service. the tap water will likely taste and smell differently as a result. >>> caltrans is warning people of closures because of the san mateo bridge. both spans will come pltly shut down at 10:00 tonight. lane closures will begin as early as 7 p.m

reliability for the process in terms of the assignment of buses we are going to for the most part put the busses where the riders are we're distancing reviewing the service plan including many weekend 3 services on our most crowded lines. >> there is a motion and a second all in favor, say i. >> the i's have it. >> the last item before we move into closed session the first speaker (calling names). >> ms. barker. >> good afternoon. >> hello. thank you my name is georgia anna i'm here to oppose the bus stop at central and king that bus line serves a number of elderly and disabled customers not only will they have trouble taking the community baselines it will slow down those this is a bigger city problem with viable terms in the various and the roots that people face every morning and afternoon that encourages the neighborhood to have a cohesive community that is not a cost benefit analysis the nuances have failed to take into account the multiple viable option for transit that has on people without viable alternatives neighborhood like the penalty will losses their benefits we're facing what kind

am tract service from here to new york or new jersey and many of those passengers are using shuttle buss to get to trains and it's not just amtrak septa also affected. their trenton regional rail lines are not running and chestnut is running but with delays. the red cross set up here to help the victims and many came in after being released from the hospital. >> i felt the car tipping over and then the backness of flipping in the dark. >> the red cross helped 75 of the victims, many eventually ended up on buses to new york. >> you expect to go from point a to point b and you expect to come home safely. >> yudy is traveling from florida to wildwood new jersey. >> we got off in washington and whoever was coming to philadelphia, they put us on another plane we had to get all of our luggage off and some people are in washington trying to figure out how they will get back. >> she says that there were no rental cars so she is taking new jersey transit. buses are shuttling passengers to train stations in the garden state. >> if you are trying to get to atlantic city or to new york city new jers

several passengers are recovering today after two septa buss were involved in separate incidents in south philadelphia. the bus stopped short to avoid hitting a vehicle in front of it, it was carrying 30 passengers at north broad street and eerie avenue six passengers were injured but none of the injuries appeared to be serious, a separate bus and u-haul bus were involved in a collision, at allegheny avenue in north philadelphia, five passengers suffered minor injuries here. >>> all right talking temperatures this noon now lets head outside and look live from sky 6 hd at the jersey shore a foggy scene in atlantic city, you can see caesar there's to the left, it's warming up out there and we are back in the 80s later, meteorologist david murphy, outside of our studios. >> we had cloud cover around eshlier rick but as you look across the immediate region now, it looks like pretty bright blue skies in place look at satellite and early cloud cover is really filetering away. it's the possibility of a redeveloping fair weather cumulous cloud cover as we go through the afternoon cloudy in spots

shuttle buss from google, facebook, and apple all stop here at the mccarthur station and protestors are planning to block those buses. bart plans to keep the station open during the morning commute and try to operate as normal as possible. mccarthur is a busy transfer point for riders head into the city and some people told us they would be staying away from the station all together or finding another way to work. >> i'm not worried about it because i'm trying to not be on public transportation. >> i will probably go to berkeley. yeah. i will stay away from here. >> reporter: and another area to avoid this morning is the port of oakland where another demonstration is set to take place just after 7:00 this morning. that protest is expected to shut down the port as long shoremen walk off the job there. there will be a series of marchs and rallies throughout oakland, throughout the day today on this may day as organizers plan to raise a variety of issue from workers rights to police brutality. the mayor here has said that she is obviously asking for these protests to remain peaceful. she s

improvements and transportation to help to bridge that before the roads are in before we get the busses having the shuttle services and once again the job creation so kind of moving into where what are go out and look at that it has changed and fun activity but we have got all the market one more projector with the mandating housing on block one and once that starts all the mandating housing is through e under construction the picture condo on the left which is one condo a lot of the recent development on the rental side and financing for the condo with the last crash with one condo in the future if that makes sense we have had changes which is fine the 20 or thirty year project you take our best staff and for example, the warriors we had a vision through a sprats process to the community and was in the vision this specific family houses is another example with the usf the hospital was not part of plan but a wonderful edition like the ronald mcdonald house to provide temporary housing as i mentioned we'll have break with the economy on the office building but start with the last design

reporter: many more are on their way, trans kneeian soldiers check the young and old as they wait for busso a nearby camp. the adults know peace has been fragile back home. unresolved ethnic rivalries from the civil war are a factor in the current crisis. 300,000 people died when tutsi and hutu ethnic groups turned against each other. >> i have left burundi because there is no peace. >> reporter: this university student says he and many others have run away because they are scared it could happen again. >>> shell has received a half billion dollars offer for its french gas business. that marks the company's next step in the drive to sell off ann assets. it says it is trying to concentrate on a smaller number of markets. shell is also holding its annual shareholder meeting. dominic kane reports. >> reporter: the issue of climate change and how shell adapts to climate change and tries to minimize it was high on the agenda here in the hague. a group of shareholders had found a way to get a resolution on to the order paper which compelled the board to go into more details about how it reports

but they're bussing passengers from cherry hill into philadelphia. and they're cross-honoring tickets as well. the market/frankford line is currently making all stops and they're adding transit. they are offering a free septa shuttle from 6:00 to 10:00 a.m. on cornwells heights. and you can get a frankford transfer. >>> we know about the seven people killed, more than 200, though were injured. and many of them are still recovering. nbc10's monique braxton is there for us. >> reporter: hi chris, for a second morning they're waking up in hospital rooms. we'll update their condition after the break. >>> clear skies right now. look at this gorgeous view. that's a view from high atop the comcast center. it's going to be a sunglasses kind of day. right now, though you might need a jacket. 49 degrees at 5:36. >> announcer: now your nbc10 "first alert" weather with meteorologist bill henley. >>> well ten minutes away from sunrise. a view from the nbc10 studios. barely a cloud in the skies. look way in the distance. sunshine and a quick warmup. a cooler start

they bussed some passengers into new york. >>> today some south dakota residents are waiting for the green light to return home after a weekend tornado. here's a look at the damage left behind in delmont. nine people were injured but they're all out of the hospital this morning. two dozen homes were destroyed. meanwhile, in iowa a high school was ripped apart by this tornado. video shows the exact moment when the wind tore the roof off. more than 100 people were in the school attending an awards ceremony. they were rushed to the basement to seek shelter before the tornado hit. >> a tornado was caught on video as it touched down in texas. it stayed on the ground long enough to cause minor damage to buildings there. >>> tropical storm ana was downgraded to a tropical depression after losing strength. this video shows rough surf and rain and wind as ana came ashore. >>> now your first alert weather forecast with meteorologist bill henley. >> there's a lot of moisture. feeling some of it today. clouds over center city. a live view from the "nbc 10" studios. a warm start. 68 degrees in mo

where buss coming at you traveling down the highway. >> the bridge would require a movable barrier likee golden gate bridge and more narrow lanes. the lane would only operate during the only commute and transbay bus passenger is not convinced this would save that much time. >> if it what me i would have made the bridge a little wider and added two more lanes so it would be easier but it is foolish to spend more money. the tolls are too high. >> the cost has not been nailed down. the transportation commission is review this and it would have to be approved by caltrain. >>> if you would like to look at the entire traffic pranks go to abc7news.com. >> in an exclusive interview with our reporter bill cosby is responding to questions of sexual assault allegations. more than 30 women have come forward in six months, some accusing cosby of drugging or sexually assaulting them. he has issued a number of denials and never been criminally charged. however, in an effort to turn the page, the comic is trying to raise awareness of underfunded schools in alabama. >> if a walk person comes up and said

and i get it the other thing ou were talking about the extra toll that was put in places for the busses other people i incorrect you said there was something added - >> oh, so in 2004 the voters of the san francisco county and other san francisco bay area county voted to increase the bridge toll by one dollar. >> right of the late night buses if do you know first hand if you said you want to invest whether they'll be utilized in the same way they were years ago but do you know if they're still unit ever their entry into they not run with an entry ridership and if so where's the money. >> the sfmta metropolitan commission and their wing it's called the toll authority i think it is called administrator the program and set different criteria i think that is you know a farebox recovery ratio you need to continue the services is it depends on the fees and they were cut from the program baselines they're not counterfeiting the standard my understanding the rest of the funds are reprogrammed to the all nighter buses so it telling they ended up with money for services that are more productive t

on the trenton station, new jersey transit, shuttle bussing passengers over to west trenton from thatsepta has added extra trains and service on the west trenton rail lynn to get new downtown. there is about 20 minute delay on that line. or you can drive to the park and ride, at the cornwells heights station, that's right there off woodhaven road, the huge parking lot, and then septa shuttle bussing, those commuters over to the frankford transportation center, where they can use the market frankford line. the other options, would be of course, flying from new york down to washington, we've seen a lot of extra volume down at philadelphia international airport. septa had some delays earlier this morning, on it, so airport regional rain line, but we are in good shape at the moment. how about we take a look at the forecast here? >> game time, 10:00, a 68 degrees, top off today at 73 bright sunshine, do not forget your sunscreen, if you are going to the game today. in the 70s again tomorrow, unsettled over the weaken, warmfront handed around, see temperatures back to the 80s, saturday, sun

students boarding buss will still be in the 50s with bright sunshine.will start to jump into the 60s between 8:00 and 9:00 as a quick warm-up is underway. dress one layer this morning and then shed that layer, you'll be comfortable in short sleeves during the afternoon. have the sunglasses with you. we'll have that bright sun rising at 6:07. then we'll have mostly sunny skies through the rest of the afternoon. a look at our storm chances for tomorrow. that's next weather and traffic on the 1s coming up at 4:51. melissa has an update on the crash. >> another new crash here, 395 southbound after washington boulevard. this is the closest camera there at washington boulevard. so the crash out of view for us this morning. right now on the outer loop of the beltway here, you can see headed down towards 95. we'll swing up the first 4 swing up to that 395 situation. 95 in maryland everything looking good there. and 270 northbound and southbound rolling at 55 miles per hour. back in ten minutes. >>> it's a story sure to have parents on edge. gang members are try

watch out for the school buss there. between 8:00 and 9:00 you'll notice the steamy humidity getting more uncomfortable as temperatures climb into the 70s by then. as you're out and about, keep up with the storm team 4 radar on your storm team 4 weather app. next weather and traffic on the 1s at 4:51 a look at your memorial day weekend forecast. first look in ten minutes. now we have some slow downs this morning. melissa, what's going on? >> we do have some slow downs, this is because of the construction we have been talking about for the last couple of minutes. outer loop between landover road and route 50 one lane getting by. we were only seeing folks getting by at 17 miles per hour. now at 40. a lot better. just have that one lane getting by at least until 5:00 this morning. beltway at kenilworth no problems. wide look at things again, no major issues as we take a big look at the beltway. 95, overall looking having good here in virginia. don't have any major issues. remember to listen to our friends on wtop when you h

how do you reassure your passengers that they're safe on septa buss?> we have not seen something like this. if there's anyone else out there that does not have op their seat belt we checking to make sure they're wearing your seat belts. >> septa is not releasing the name of that driver right now. she and two passengers on board suffered only minor injuries in the crash. >>> new tonight tom brady is speaking out for the first time since the deflate-gate report was released. new england patriots quarterback is now in the hot seat. >> sure didn't look like it tonight. our sports direct beasley reece is here with what the quarterback had to say. >> more like a pep rally. it was his first public appearance sin the report. he denied any rules violations in january and evaded the sack tonight. salem state university speaker series in same let me, massachusetts hosted former presidents but tom brady drew the record crowd. >> ted wells report was just releaseed. >> boo! >> the pro patriots audience supported their quarterback as veteran reporter jim gray tried

our cabin crew and ground staff looked after them rebooking those with connections and organizing buss to new york as soon as possible." >>> happening now, the 25th annual susan g. komen race for the cure is wrapping up in philadelphia. tens of thousands of runners, walkers, spectators and cancer survivors are in the art museum area for the annual event. nbc 10's jesse gary is live there as well, and he has been talking to many survivors and participants today on what really is a tradition for mother's day. >> that's right, rosemary. that sea of pink you mentioned earlier, is migrating now. instead of jogging down the runway, they're moving on to the sidewalk and boarding buses to make their way out of the area as the race and walk have both wrapped up. what a success it's been. i remember being here i don't want to say how many years ago, but in the early stages and it seems like this has grown and grown and organ and a staple on mother's day here in philadelphia. the race began around 8:15 this morning and we have some video of that. the horn signaled the start and then with the voic

the west trenton regional rail line doing weekend track work, this weekend so they will be shuttle bussing saturday sunday, so plan accordingly if you have any weekend plans also construction project going on right now eastbound on the pa turnpike between ft. washington and willow grove. blocking two left lanes. no major delays for mass transit. ukee? >> torrey, thank you. firefighters say candle started a fire that damaged an apartment and a business in delaware county. firefighters got the call around 11:15 last night, to the connestoga frame shop and gallery 900 block of connestoga road in radnor. fire officials say the fire started in a second floor apartment. >> guy had candle on his bedroom. it fell over, lit the peddle on fire. >> i saw flames coming out of the right side of the building, smoke all over, and the fire companies coming fast. >> that fire was under control in less than an hour. no one was hurt. >> now the cause of this fire that destroyed montgomery county home is under investigation. eyewitness cam video showing flames tearing through the floor. the second floor and t

. >> british airways issued an apology and they eventually bussed those passengers to new york. >>> aornado caught on video as it touched down in texas over the weekend. the tornado stayed on the ground long enough to cause minor damage to buildings and utility lines. this is one of several tornadoes that ripped through north texas. it wasn't just tornadoes causing problems in that area. days of relentless rain caused flooding. here the national guard rescued people trapped in their homes because of rising water. >> scary. it really is. to know you have to be air lifted because there's no other way to get to you. it's scary. >> most families won't return home until later today to find out how much damage was caused by the high water. >>> now your "nbc 10" first alert weather with meteorologist bill henley. >> high humidity is what we're dealing with this morning. it led to some areas of fog. you can cee lo clouds over the city right now. this is the moisture. you can feel it too. 70 degrees. 70 degrees at this hour in philadelphia. this time of year we should be in the low 50s. that's

get around that closure now because that far closure septa bus route 15 bus is bussing around this morning. because that far closure. plymouth road remains closed between 476 and butler pike due to sinkhole repairs. >> thank you just violent weekend in philadelphia, police are investigating several shootings at least two of them fatal. in lawncrest, man died last night after shooting in the 6,000 block of colgate street. the unidentified victim was shot in the torso around 9:30. the shooter fled the scene when officers got there. that person has not been found. >> three teenagers recovering from gunshot wounds after two separate shootings near south street. a 16 and 17 year old shot in the 800 block every south street recall i yesterday morning. it happened after an argument, we're told until the street, just one block away 19 year old man found shot in the leg an hour and a half later now that area was busy at the time with people out during a warm saturday night. >> happening today charges could be upgraded against a mother accused of throwing her baby off an allentown bridge. that one y

trenton regional rail loin for mass transit this weekend they'll be doing some track work, so shuttle bussing saturday sunday, plan accordingly if you do have any weekend plans. ukee? >> thank you torrey n sports, eagles organized team activities are underway at nova care in south philly. there are a lot of new faces on the field. one topic of conversation dominated all of the talk. chip kelly addressed the media for the first time since shady mccoy's comments about race. after his trade to the bills mccoy said kelly quote got rid of all of the good black players, he got rid of them the fast else, end quote. chip responded to the comments. >> you're worried about someone's perception what's going on with you then you can control one thing, you can control urease i know how we run this organization, it is not run that way. >> well, tim tebow is in camp for the ota's competing with matt barkley for the third string quarterback spot. he's been out of football for two seasons he said he is doing pretty good and happy for the the opportunity. >> well phillies back home tonight after struggling thr

they brought more in and they bust them bussed them in and they brought in state police from pennsylvania. those folks from pennsylvania, and of course, you have baltimore city police and maryland state police at each intersection. these police officers have set up. as of right now, they are in place lines but standing down because it has been very celebratory, not a lot of tension. we're going to talk too this young man who is getting the crowd riled up here. you're very excited to hear what happened in that press conference. tell me about the mood here at this hour. >> the mood here? in baltimore, that's for us. lot of people feel like they get justice because of the way the police treated us over the years. sam: did you know about freddie gray? >> no, i did not know freddie gray. sam: tell us about all that's been happening and the civil unrest. >> they could have avoided this situation and treated the way we treat us on a daily base. we commit a crime, they lock us up. they commit a crime, they go home and watch us do this on tv. send them to jail. sam: be careful on the streets. very

so, you can now access the ac rail line, they are no longer shuttle bussing, new jersey transit, it also still cross-honoring tickets so another option for you as we continue to progress in regard to mass transit being put back into place. and regard in regard to closure still in and around the area of frankford junction frandford avenue is still being directed by police also, sedgley and wheatsheaf are still closed. we head back to the desk. >> breaking news this morning nepal's army says it has found the wreckage of missing us marine helicopter. this is file video. us military just confirmed that the wreckage is from the helicopt their disappeared on tuesday with six marines on board. they were helping with the earthquake relief efforts. so far rescuers have found three bodies, near the wreckage on the mountain. >> legendary blues singer, bb king, has passed awayment king's attorney says he died peacefully in his sleep at his las vegas home last night. >> nicole brewer joins us now to take us down memory lane. he had a remarkable career. >> certainly d remarkable career remarkable life

essentially shut down the transit start-up in san francisco and leap operates a line of high-end busses between the for ina and district. we've reported on it before. they have issued a cease-and-desist order saying it does not have a proper permit to operate. leap has addressed the issue and hopes to resolve it soon. >>> chp and firefighters responded to that scene on the west macarthur onramp to westbound 580. the oakland chp was talking to the driver of the car that was carrying m80 fireworks and the ramp has since reopened to traffic. >> monday as you know is memorial day honoring the nation's war dead a solemn time and today the california highway patrol paid tribute to its officers killed in the line of duty. >> >> july 10 1938. ♪ ♪ >> the chp's golden gate division held its annual memory ceremony today in vallejo. a total of 235 officers have lost their lives while on duty in the chp's 86-year history. 37 of them from this division. it is an emotional event as you can imagine even as joan baker who lost her husband 46 years ago. >> i hope all of us respects all of our law enforce

before that, chancey and his family living on the streets and forced to sleep on city buss. >> that wasnot having anywhere to go and sleeping on the bus. >> reporter: despite the environment, chancey maintained a 4.5 grade point average while living at the mission. even joining varsity track, football and swim teams. earning a scholarship from local businessmen and the respect of many. now, chancey, crossing that stage to pick up his political science degree. >> yes. >> reporter: congratulations. >> thank you. >> reporter: celebrating, completing four years in school and overcoming a life long struggle. >> i climbed here bare-handed. it's harder than most people given resources, parental support. but it's not impossible. >> reporter: the 23-year-old now planning to use his story to change perceptions of what homeless people can achieve. kendis gibson, abc news, los angeles. >> what an incredible young man. >> love it. >> and he has a bunch of job offers lined up. but before he takes any of them, he's going to work at an intercity arts camp for the summer. >> this is -- >> what an awesom