camden.tonight, the once troubled city is poised for a comeback. the city is about to announce what could be the largest demolition project new jersey has ever seen. it's raising nearly 600 vacant homes that have become havens for crime. nbc 10's south jersey bureau reporter cydney long is live in camden. this is one initiative designed to improve the lives of the people who live there. tell us more. >> renee, that's right. camden is right now, vigorously trying to attract big companies to move into camden and call it home, this way creating jobs for people in the community. and in the same breath, to force the criminals to move out by tearing down the very places that invite crime. >> these houses, that's what brings crime. >> reporter: raphael and others in this witman park neighborhood say pride in what they own. they anticipate the city's plan to swiftly take down what's dragging them down, not just one but hundreds of abandoned homes. riddled with trash and places where criminals can hid

your new store in camden opens a little over two hours.drop that turkey leg. and light it over to macy ', exchange the dressing for new dress or whatever. macy's will open thanksgiving afternoon, you have a problem with that? straight up 7:00 this wednesday, let's get right to the weather, because it will be one of our big stories today. >> definitely is. >> hey, sue? >> we have an active weather day, planned for you, and we will give you at a ten, upside down nine, remember yesterday a nine. six today because of the thunderstorms rolling in later on, now, we did put bus stop buddy in the hawaiian shirt, north unusually warm day, breezy temperatures in the 60s, 70s, but have the umbrella with you. you will need it before end. day. here comes. cold front. it is now in the central part of the

it's all part of a rebirth for camden. nbc 10's jesse gary is live in camden this morning. jesse, why did it take 40 years for someone to come along and open a new grocery store? >> reporter: chris, owners of this pricerite say finding the right location took them more than a decade. we're a stone's throw from collingswood. preps were put in place for opening this 41,000-square-foot grocery store. the pathmart closed last year, leaving residents with the nearest alternative in audubon, but the years of searching culminated with this site in the strip mall which has led to today's opening. >> we've got unbelievable support from our partners. and you know, we're in it for the long hall. we've signed a long-term lease, and it's a commitment to the city of camden. >> reporter: this store means food. it also means the ability to put food on the table. coming up in the next hour, the jobs that are going to be generated by the opening of this store. live in camden, jesse gary, nbc 10 news. chris? >>> another part of camden's revitalization is the effort to tear down vacant homes t

camden county police chief says officer bailey a alerted dealers and gang members a across south jersey suburbs feeding them confidential police information. >> particularly, accessing police reports, to trying to glean intelligence from her relatives and co confederates in the conspiracy, to running tags and things of that nature. >> reporter: they visited bailey a's home on get her side of the story but friend and family refused to comment and told to us leave. meanwhile police say they are investigation is far from over. >> there are still many more stones to be unturned, to be turned over, in this investigation. >> reporter: drug ring may have roots here in camden but it stretches far into the south jersey suburbs. we're talking to the gloucester township police chief, coming up at 6:00. but for now we are live in camden noel mcclaren for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> thank you very much. >>> other news from camden county tonight this house fire, the the causes under investigation at this point. chopper three over the the scene earlier this afternoon it was crestmont terrace in collin

year in camden and the surrounding area. and a camden county police officer is one of 40 arrests announced this morning. live outside of the office of the camden county prosecutors is "action news" reporter, vernon odom. >> reporter: tonight one camden county police detective are furious about this development, how the young officer got through the screening process despite her marriage to an accused drug dealer. >> ashley bailey is accused of being a key dealer in a huge crack cocaine and heroin drug ring. >> accessing police reports to try to glean intelligence from her relatives and coconfederates in the conspiracy and running tags and things of that nature. >> local police and the fbi made 40 arrests including eric ing m ingram, whose brother is the coconspirator that triggered the far reaching probe. >> it all began when the camden county police department alerted my office and the state police that the officer's husband was an alleged member of this network. prosecutors say that the drug trafficking network that operat

. >>> a camden county police officer is among 40 arrests with a drug trafficking network. he is charged with official misconduct and threats. it was discovered that bailey's husband was a member of the alleged drug ring, the network distributed more than a million dollars worth of crack cocaine and heroin in the suburbs in camden. >> the seizure of 8,000 bags of heroin and 1,000 bags of crack cocaine and 10 pounds of marijuana and more than $11,000 in cash and four firearms, including an automatic rifle. >> we'll have more on this major drug bust in camden county coming newspaper a live report in the next half hour. >>> checking the change in the forecast, as we countdown to the end of the october, sky 6 is livi looking live. despite the gray skies it's a nice day compared to the cooler weather coming our way. so get ready. lets head outside to david murphy. >> if are you in philadelphia you want to get out and enjoy this over the next hour, hour and a half. then we feel cooler air coming in. we have cloud cover with sun digging through through the morning hours. there is

it means a lot for camden. camden, um, people love to shop.have place where they can go shopping. and not too far from their homes. >> reporter: convenience and also commerce for camden. this piece of economic development means jobs for about 70 people in this community. the owners rabbit family market which also owns a handful of shop rite stores in short fully stocked clean shelves and the friendly environment while maintaining affordable prices. >> we have a meat department that's pre packed meat department. seafood department pre packed refrigerated and frozen produc products. pass those savings to the consumer. >> reporter: the family says it also plans to open a shop rite store here in the city of camden along admiral wilson boulevard in 2016. that is supposed to be in a shopping center with stores and restaurants. reporting from camden, i'm jennifer joyce, fox 29 news. >> all right. put down your cell phone and stay alert. that is part of the goal of a new initiative aim at keeping pedestrians safe here in philadelphia. the city's new p

the camden-based drug operation reached across camden, gloucester, atlantic, burlington and ocean counties. cydney long was there as investigators laid out their case. >> reporter: tell us what role the officer is accused of having in this operation. >> renee and jim, she's accused of using her powers and resources as a police officer to directly access sensitive information from inside the administration building and place it directly in the hands of drug dealers. we're talking about major suppliers of heroin, pot and crack cocaine to lower level dealers across south jersey. the female rookie officer married to the brother of one of the main ring leaders, she had a lesser role but faces more serious penalties. 28-year-old ashley bailey took an oath to fight crime. >> no, she was not immediately taken off the street. >> reporter: instead, police say bailey, the rookie metro cop married to edward ingram worked with ingram and his brother in a drug trafficking scheme that stretched from camden city to the suburbs at the shore. >> she faces up to 30 years imprisonment while the leaders of the

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and a camden county police officer is one of 40 arrests announced this morning. live outside of the office of the camden county prosecutors is "action news" reporter, vernon odom. >> reporter: tonight one camden county police detective are furious about this development, how the young officer got through the screening process despite her marriage to an accused drug dealer. >> ashley bailey is accused of being a key dealer in a huge crack cocaine and heroin drug ring. >> accessing police reports to try to glean intelligence from her relatives and coconfederates in the conspiracy and running tags and things o

so that paycheck truly going to help her family here in camden. the price rite grand opening and ribbon cutting happens tomorrow morning at 9:00. it's located at 2800 mt. efrum avenue. cydney long, nbc 10 news. >>> a montgomery county jury is about to decide life or death for the man convicted of double murder in the death of an infant and her grandmother. nbc 10's deanna durante has been keeping close tabs on this case at the courthouse inç norristo. >> deanna, tell us what's happening right now. >> reporter: the jury is receiving instructions. the closing arguments happened within the last couple of minutes. the judge now is explaining the law to them. they can then deliberate whether raghunandan yandamuri can be sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole or the death penalty. these are some of the final statements that the jury just heard, that it was a horrible plan that went wrong. and that this is someone who should be punished severely and it was the lamest expression of remorse you will ever hear. those quotes not from

. >>> camden county police woman among 40 people busted on drug charges. prosecutors say they distributed heroin and crack across the south jersey suburbs. authorities say the reasoning was responsible for drug sales topping more than a million dollars year. fox 29's thalia perez is live at the camden county prosecutor's office tonight. thalia? >> reporter: iain, the camden county prosecutor says they began investigating ashley bailey once they discovered that her husband was part of the drug rink and we spoke to neighbors on the block where she lives who tells us they are just stunned and disappointed at the charges. >> i told her i said, glad to meet you. we're glad you're to the block report roar edible she and neighbors on south endth street in camden welcomed former camden county police officer ashley bailey with open arms when she arrived on the block. now they say, they're in disbelief that the 28 year old was among 40 people busted in a major drug trafficking ring that stretched to the suburbs of south jersey. >> this network is believed to have su

. >>> plus, revitalization in the city of camden. nbc 10's jesse gary has a look at the first new grocery store opening there in 40 years. jesse? >> reporter: tracy, that's right. food to feed the stomachs and jobs to help revitalize this community. we'll talk about that right after the break. >>> it is 5:14. if you're just joining us, we have breaking news. within the past 30 minutes, we have learned another health care worker in texas has tested positive for the ebola virus. this worker also provided care for that patient who eventually died from ebola. this comes one day after nurses there said they had to work in dangerous conditions. we're continuing to follow this story. we'll bring you any new developments throughout the morning. >>> happening today, a brand new full-scale supermarket will celebrate its grand opening in camden. it is significant. shoprite is opening today, bringing with it dozens of jobs for that city. as the city of camden gets ready to battle blight and remove neighborhood eyesores, yesterday, mayor dana red

reporting live in camden this morning. katy zachry, "nbc10 news." >>> meantime, dozens of troops from virginia are joining in the fight against ebola in west africa. they deployed yesterday. they will help build ebola treatment facilities. the army said that the soldiers will not come in contact with any ebola-stricken patients. >>> this morning a man accused of jumping the white house fence. cell phone video captured the situation as it happened last night. police say domenic adesanya of maryland made it 25 yards before tackled by agents and dogs. the two dogs are being treated at the vets. >>> happening today, a man convicted of killing a 6-year-old boy in camden is scheduled to be sentenceover the summer a jury found osvaldo rivera of nearly a dozen charges. prosecutors say he tried to sexually assault a 12-year-old girl and when her little brother tried to come to the rescue, osvaldo slit both throats. domenic died. >>> hunters and trappers in pike county can once again hit the woods. the pennsylvania game commission l

. >>> camden gets a new grocery store. you are looking live at price right at mount avenue. they are excited. camden's last remaining grocery store a pathmark closed its doors, last year. >>> well, new jersey police officer is recovering after he was drag during a traffic stop. >> frightening moment we have it all caught on camera and we will show that to you. >>> plus this.s. >>> abandoned houses have long been hit in the city of camden but that may change. i'm cleve bryan. we will tell but a first phase of a project to demolish vacant properties. >>> also how technology helped lead to a rescue of the driver trapped in her car for nearly a day, more on this story when we come right back. ring ring! progresso! i can't believe i'm eating bacon and rich creamy cheese before my sister's wedding well it's only 100 calories, so you'll be ready for that dress uh-huh... you don't love the dress? i love my sister... 40 flavors. 100 calories or less. some people think vegetables are boring. but with green giant's delicious seasonings and blends, we just may change their minds. ho ho

that's more in the heart of camden. and the plan does not hinge on this store turning a profit. >> each store stands on its own and its ability to support itself. so, really nothing is contingent on the other. >> reporter: today's grand opening comes just over a year since the last grocery store in this city, a pathmart, closed. over 200 jobs were lost and residents have been forced to travel to audubon for their supermarket. the ribbon-cutting scheduled for 9:00 this morning. the store opens at 8:00 this morning, as employees behind me are now getting things into place. the overnight shift leaving and the first day shift coming on. live in camden this morning, jesse gary, nbc 10 news. >>> it is 6:07. we'll be learning more today about a new ice skating rink in philadelphia's newest park. the new dilworth plaza park at city hall opened on september 4th. well, today at noon, officials and sponsors will announce details of the ice skating rink there. it is slated to open some time before thanksgiving. >>> now your nbc 10

fox 29's jennifer joyce live in camden this morning with a preview. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, kerrey, it is cents a big day for the people of camden. grocery stores, many people, take for granted. we see them all over the place in the suburbs. as you mentioned, this is the first full scale grocery store in the city of camden. this facility here price right owned by rabbit family stores, will give a gel to the city. >> this store bridges with it 100 new jobs. according to the rabbit family, the jobs went to local camden residents, this is just the beginning. they're work to go open shoprite store on admiral wilson boulevard, the price right is a new model supermarket for them to deliver high quality at low prices, one way they plan to do that is by pre-packing their meat and seafood departments. >> the price right mantra is clean, fresh and fendly -- friendly, we offer every day low pricing on all items. customers can literally save anywhere from 30, 40, 50% off their grocery bill. >> it means a lot for camden. the people love to shop. t

nbc 10 cydney long is outside camden county's police department. explain what this officer did to help keep this drug network thriving. >> reporter: keith, police tell me she used a law enforcement database to run license plates and provide that information directly to drug dealers, two of which were her own family members. this is a ring that has ties to violent crime. police in fact are still trying to figure out if officer bailey's service revolver was used or in the in this trafficking organization. >> she was given the benefit of the doubt but the investigation revealed otherwise. >> reporter: at 28, rookie camden police officer ash did i bailey faces 30 years behind bars. police say for sharing intelligence and allegedly running a license plates of criminals. this in an effort to help her own husband, edward engram and his brother, nathan, the ring's alleged leader, sell huge amounts of heroin, crack and pot across the region. >> their use of firearms is what brought them to our attention first and foremost. >> reporter: police say a string o

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the game there in camden yards. that coming up on 4:41. let's check on the work zones wi melissa. >> happy friday. want to start this time in laur. 95 south at 198, we have a lane geg by there because of co that be out of way in 45 minutes or so. if you're headed out to 270, into and out of town no problem right now. g at this point this tn mornin 66 on 95 in virginia. movi right along at the bey at river road. >>> up on 4:43 right now. pump for the pennant. we a counting down to the game at natio park this morning. nobo is more excited than the na fans right now. if yt to see the nats play this afternoo you have to act a limited number of tickets go on sale in just a couple hours. angie mcgrath live outside the pa with more on how to get those tickets. meg, good morning to you. >> good morning, aaron. if yt t to the game, ho is no lost. you just need to get out of bed th morning and get down here to the box office at nationals park. theye g to be giving away a limited number of standing ro only seats starting at $30 apie. fir person in li

cases in our area but training continues for those that occur, and today first responders today in camden county went over their emergency plans, ali gorman was at the meeting and she joins us with more from the big board. >> the hope is we won't see cases here but all case workers have to be prepared so they know what to expect and how to respond if they come in contact with someone that may have ebola, that was the goal today in camden county. >> the first day or two of symptoms, experts from cooper health and camden county health department led for first responders and what to do if someone in the county is suspected of having it. the training included a demonstration on donning personal protection equipment. in camden county, the case is considered to be high risk of ebola like the patient is vomiting or bleeding or having other ebola symptoms and recently traveled to an affected country then the hazmat team is called. it takes several responders to address one person covering all exposed skin, there is no ebola in our area but infectious disease doctor henry roman -- >> they may come

investigators believe he's also behind two other bank robberies in camden county.olice say he wore a burqa last month and took off on a bicycle. >>> a montgomery county mother is accused of injecting her 15-year-old daughter with heroin. police arrested patricia davenport. prosecutors said she would take her daughter and 8-year-old son into philadelphia to buy drugs. the woman and the teen allegedly would use the drugs on the way home. >> i'd read the story about the allegations of a mother and her child. i'm really at a loss for words. i can't familiar thom these allegations. i can't fathom the charges in the case. >> both women are charged with endangering the welfare of chirp and a number of other drug offenses. >>> 4:15 from our delaware county bureau. new castle county police want to take a closer look at old cases. the department is starting an cold case team. one detective and a small support staff will reconnect with victims' family members and resubmit dna levels to the state crime lab in hopes to finding criminals locked up on other charges. >> perhaps th

camden's last remaining grocery store a pathmark closed its doors last year. this stories owned by family market which also plans to open up a shop rite at 17th and admiral wilson boulevard in 2016. >>> montgomery county hero cops program honored two fallen heroes in ardmore today. plaque where is dedicate there had to the memory of lower merion police officer, elwyn fletcher and francis fanning. officer fletcher died in the line of duty on june 9th, 1927, sergeant fanning in the line of duty on july 6th, 1966. family members, of both, attended today's ceremony. >>> good afternoon, we will start outside right now with our cameras where we are seeing jams on the vine street expressway, and heading westbound, headlights, right before the schuylkill expressway. you can see most of the volume, brake lights heading eastbound towards 95. elsewhere on 202 a lot of jams this is coming off of 29 right here so headed southbound, you can see most of that backup. northbound lanes moving just great. now in montgomery county, head over to my maps here route 611 at ashburn r

this was the scene at the park across from camden high school.mmeleda group. they are investigating. >>> and an unidentified doctor treated in atlanta is released. he caught the disease in a treatment center in sierra leone. two texas nurses that caught the disease from thomas duncan are still quarantine tonight. >>> and the firefighters were called to the briar leaf nursing home in doylestown. it made the place smoky. no one was injured. >>> the red cross set up a shelter this evening for about 50 people that are displaced by a fire in center city. at 3:30 this afternoon flames broke out on 13th street. those people that can't go home were provided a place to sleep at a philadelphia high school for performing arts. >>> there is a search for three men that opened fire. a man and women were hit by gunfire. the shooting happened at 4:15 at the corner of st. joe's and girard avenues. >>> an execution date has been set for a man that raped and killed a delaware student. they resentenced james cooke. it's a formality as a new round of appeals get unde

parts of camden, cool, haddonfield at 49 degrees. 56 degrees in camden. lower 50s in cherry hill and vorhees while glendora is 54 degrees. we will be clear today. the radar screen is going to stay dry today. tomorrow, this is what we're tracking, showers that we're tracking are move into the midwest, will be here later tomorrow, and likely impact the weekend as well. sunglasses do the trick today. look at the temperatures into the upper 60s and low 70s. with winds not as strong as yesterday. still getting breezy this afternoon, gusting to 20 miles an hour. cooler tomorrow as aclouds move in. and a chance of shower it's in afternoon, 64 degrees, the high temperature after a morning low of 51 degrees. and it stays cooler this weekend. showers continuing into saturday morning. and drying up, actually getting breaks of sunshine. sunday, cool, cooler in the morning. a chance of showers again on monday but it will be warmer as we go into the new work week. 70s for monday, tuesday, and wednesday. >>> this morning, we are talking about the future of philadelphia'

but big day for those people in camden. >> something we all take for granted have nice grocery store down the street from you, in your neighborhood. >> or even several just couple of minutes away. >> look at this, the price right, camden, what street is it on, mt. ephraim? >> yes, mike, this is mt. ephraim avenue. we have relocated here to the check out aisle, lots of people checking out, store opened hour and 15 minutes ago, great feeling of home in the sit i have of camden, wagging through the store, people just smiling ear to ear, with full carts, saying they've been waiting for this for a long time. this store means new jobs, for roughly 70 camden city residents, these people are happy to have an it conveniently located store, stocked with fresh food, good prices, the owners, the ravitz family markets, say that this price right is of new supermarket model for them to deliver high quality at low prices, one way they plan to do that is by plea-packing their meats and seafood, now, this is a bright piece of economic development for this sit. and it is a sign of positive things to co

powell is in camden working on a show called "chase street," set and shot in camden. according to his mother, tyshawn is powell's number one fan. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorologist bill henley. >> skies are clear this morning and the temperature is plummeting right now. we're seeing 30s in many areas north and west. we're watching for some areas of frost, but we'll see lots of sunshine today and it will wind up warmer than it was yesterday. sunny skies today. we are tracking some showers. the first showers could be here tomorrow. right now we're looking at 38 degrees in doylestown. philadelphia is 49. and at the shore, cape may is 46 degrees at the airport, but it's a little warmer right along beach avenue. nice and clear, and it will be dry today at the shore, but the temperatures, they're falling. 43 in northeast philadelphia. look at the 30s for horsham. chester springs is now at 36 degrees. that's in the frost zone this morning along with quakertown at 36. and still coming down the temperatures for pottstown and allentown. so, very chilly s

there is an accident in camden new into our system. i'll have that information in a few minutes. >>> the head of the schuylkill regatta wrapped up this weekend along the schuylkill river. thousands of competitors hit the water. the area's largest rowing competition drew rowers from 23 states and 6 countries. >>> well, it's a new week. that means a new list of matchups vying to be our next "high school blitz game of the week." glassboro and bishop use yas, ridley and haverford high or williamston and hamilton. you can vote on our facebook page or text your vote to 610-624-4111. the game with the most votes is our featured "high school blitz game of the week" every saturday night at 7:00 right here on nbc 10. >>> 4:21 right now. an easier way to check for colon cancer. the all new at-home method available today that could save lives. >>> left on the table, the free perk millions of american workers are leaving behind. >>> and crafty quilts. the secret that these historic blankets hold about our past. >>> 4:24. how's this story for a mond

. >> how about camden catholic at camden and governor chris christie on hand for the big game.he governor should have been watching this young man dance. the governor should have been paying attention to this young man getting down. don't stop, son. show us what you working with. oh n little fella can move. >> then watch camden catholic tyree rogers looking like a keeper and at the last second he found adam giordano in the end zone for the touchdown. that fake wasn't even fare. camden won it 27-14. >>> cherry hill east at shawnee and somebody get better jake car roll l get him. get him! get him! he's on the frenzy a will the doing that. shawnee wouldn't it 48-sick. >> pottstown at pottsgrove and quarterback being a little self fish here. off to nice play coming right into your living room. pottsgrove was a winner 35 35-seven. how about phoenixville at boyertown. another queen in her court. and then in overtime, it will be lawrence garnet to mike murphy and that would win it for boyertown 13-seven. and overtime stunner. >> all right. that's great job coming up after the break it

and taking a look in camden, route 70 at kings highway, this intersection is typically busy. free and clear of any issues right now. we are following an accident in camden county, in blackwood at black horse pike right at marshall avenue. it's still out there, so just be aware of that. vai? >> thank you, katy. >>> of course, you've heard of a bull in a china shop. well, how about a deer in a furniture store? this happened in iowa. after quickly bypassing some accent chairs, the deer raced through the mattress section and then used his antlers to simply let himself out the back door. thankfully, no one was hurt. there he goes. while a crew cleaned up the mess the buck left behind. >>> female-friendly. next, the city in our area getting props for its working women. and if you haven't done it yet, remember that you can wake up with your favorite nbc 10 personality. just download the nbc 10 morning app to your smartphone. and there you'll find headlines, a live stream of our morning newscast and you can set an ala alarm, get this, with the voice of your favorite nbc 10 personalit

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fox 29's thalia perez live at the camden county prosecutor' office tonight. thalia? >> reporter: well, iain, investigators say ashley bailey she abused her position of trust by providing her co conspirators with confidential information. they also tell us that they began investigating her after they discovered that her husband was part of the drug ring. >> oh, my lore. >> reporter: neighbors on south tenth street in camden say they're stunned that ashley bailey their new neighbor and a camden county police officer were among 40 people busted in a major drug trafficking ring. >> we was happy we had a policeman on our block period. but, um, that, no. we don't condone that. >> reporter: investigators were calling it operation southern district and say the drugs reached south jersey suburbs, too. >> this network is believed to have supplied heroin and crack cocaine to lower level dealers in camden and atlantic county. >> what do you have to say about her being arrest justin drabick. >> no one at her home today wanted to speak with reporters. police tell us bailey was ass

friends from camden county animal sheetier, hey, ladies?y. >> so, monica's here from camden county animal shelter. we will talk about the dogs that we have available for adoption. but, can camden county animal shelter, so special to my heart, because that's where our rufus came from, back, there he is, king of the jersey shore. >> he looks huge. >> well, it was the angle, trust me. he's 15 pounds. he came from camden county animal shelter in 2008, right here on fox fursday segment with doctor sheila, our vet, and he's brought us so much joy. thank you, thank you. >> sue, i'm just like you, because i know one day when i am here i will be walking home with a dog. monarchs thank you. i ran into these guys in the green room little earlier. who do we have here today? >> this is about two years old. >> oh, look at that. >> a pit mix. she is very friendly. she loves humans. she loves dogs. she's good with children. she would be perfect for any home. she is sweet girl. been with us at the shelter for about seven months. >> oh, we need to get her a

pow cell in camden working on "chase street," a show set and shot in camden. according to his mother, tayshawn is powell's number one fan. >> nowior nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorologist brittney shipp. >>> good evening. as we head into the rest of tonight, we'll see another cold night ahead. our temperatures will warm up quickly as we push into monday. we'll get don to the 40ss and 30s again. monday, temperatures recover. back to the 70s and tracking showers as we head into most of next week. an unsettled weather pattern awaits us. for philadelphia, 59 degrees. humidity at 39%. wind speeds out of the west-southwest at 9 miles per hour. it was a pleasant day. just on the cooler side. our temperatures are typically at 70 degrees this time of the year. instead, we stayed in the low 60s. 59 in philadelphia. 57 degrees in atlantic city. plenty of sunshine. as we head into the rest of this evening, we are going to see a cool night ahead. throughout the rest of our area in the poconos, 48 degrees. 57 in trenton. 57 at the atlantic city airport and high 50s f

this afternoon, camden kicked off its literacy campaign in the camden county library system. the county's freeholder board announced it would begin sponsoring free aadulthodult re classes at that library. the hope is that this program will help educate camden residents in order to fight poverty. >> there's some promising economic news for glaucester county, tonight. liscio's bakery is going to expand its operation creating 71 new jobs and retaining the bakery's 176 jobs. >> a way waerd vote prevented a group of ocean city students. they went to virginia tonight to watch this rocket with their experiment aboard and other supplies lift off to the international space station. but nasa cancelled the launch after a sail boat ended up in the restricted danger zone. nasa is going to try again tomorrow night at 6:22. we don't know if the ocean city students will also be there to see it. >> announcer: now, your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> we had a lot of sunshine today and we're going to have sunshine tomorrow 2456789's going to push temperatures in the 70s and maybe upper 70s in p

here in camden county there will be training to help first responders for ebola patients that turn out here. nbc10's katy zachry is live outside the health center. >> reporter: camden county is not alone in educating people about the dangers of the ebola virus. but the training today that we're going to see isn't just a few hours is for first responders only. doctors here at cooper community hospital will spend a couple hours explaining the dajes of the ebola virus. here in new jersey there are no cases of ebola, starting this week, newark liberty will be one of five to except patients of ebola. just across the river in pennsylvania delaware county last week formed an ebola and infectious disease task force. and in montgomery county, we're learning if there are any travelers from west africa who come from montgomery county, the health department would call them twice a day for 21 days to monitor their condition. reporting live, katy zachry, nbcs "nbc10 news." >>> a man convicted of killing a 6-year-old boy in camden is scheduled to be sentenced. a jury found him guilty of nearly a doze

lauren johnson live for just camden, thank you. >>> 5:05. today some local educators will learn how to defend themselves in emergency situations involving guns. teachers and staff at the ben rush elementary school will be taught gun defense and strategies. these classes in response to events that have occurred in schools across the country in recent years. those school violence incidents have a california school district beaching up security. officials are arming its police officers with ar15 rifles. they say that these weapons can provide an additional margin of safety for students in the event after incident like we've seen at virginia tech, or sandy hook. some parents, say, they don't believe more guns are, in fact, the solution. >>> 5:06. the jury this morning in the case, that began deliberating, he's on trial for killing a baby, ten month old baby, and that baby's grandmother. >> steve keeley live outside montgomery county courthouse in norristown following this story for us. good morning, steve. >> reporter: well, we expect some legal

also, 422 eastbound, between lewis road and egypt road, there is construction, and finally, in camden, ben franklin bridge westbound at the mid-span, construction there, two right lanes are blocked. might have to leave little earlier, kerry? >> sue, good advice, 4:03, deadly fire in delaware county claimed the life of one person, skyfox over the scene of 100 block of well inch road, in media. the fire broke out at the elwyn development center at around 9:30 last night, dozens of people, mostly staff, were forced to evacuate. one person died from their injuries, and two others were injured. no word yet on what sparked that fire. >>> and in chester county, a long time member of the westwood fire company had been arrested for embezzlement. howard smith charged with stealing more than $300,000 from westwood. smith the treasurer at westwood from 2007 through 2012. prosecutors say he used the westwood fire company credit card to go on extravagant vacations cents and forge signatures on more than 100 checks. they say he stole from a firehouse safe and even manipulated bingo records to steel

that the pro active activities of taking down even though the drugs are being sold in the city of camden, the impact on gloucester township, the suburbs and other towns are intense. >> reporter: gloucester township deputy police chief david harkins say the arrest of 40 drug traffickers from the city of camden and all over south injuries i will have a major impact on the safety of his own community. >> it is our job together to try to attack this problem and thinks just one way to do it. >> reporter: officer bailey faces charges of official misconduct and conspiracy, among other charges, if she's convicted, she faces up to 30 years in prison. we are live in camden tonight noel mcclaren for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> noel, thank you. >>> breaking news right now philadelphia police are investigating a stabbing in the northeast. "eyewitness news" is live on the scene at ramada inn along roosevelt boulevard. police say someone was stabbed inside of the hotel just after 5:00 o'clock, so far though no other details but that, we will of course stay on top of this still breaking story. >>> phila

camden kicked off its literacy campaign at the camden county library system yesterday.e county's freeholder board sponsoring free adult reading classes on week day evenings and saturdays. the hope is this program will help educate to help fight poverty. >>> helped earned her a much-deserved honor. she is in wilmington. she is one of five winners of the peace first prize. a national award given out at the national press club in washington. the award honors young peacemakers across the country who work to make lasting social change in their community. the winners get a $25,000 fellowship allowing them to continue their grass roots work. >> somebody taking recognition in my work and i can go on and my goal is to have a chapter in each state to rule all around the state and everybody can get a chance to see what this program is about. >> she founded 100 men reading, which teaches literacy to young children. her program has 500 volunteers and it helped donate 10,000 new books to area students. >>> few scattered clouds overhead, but no sign of any showers this morning. don't

the plenty of people and pets stepped out for camden county college for the pledge of paw dog walk top animals find loving homes. the hundreds hoped to make a big dent in this years $60,000 fun raising goal for the camden county animal shelter. >>> a celebration of the italian culture took over south philadelphia today during the annual columbus day parade. the "action news" reporter amy buckman has the highlights. >> ♪ >> reporter: music of string band provided the sound track for today's columbus day parade which marched down broad street from moore to oregon avenue. the parade was televised here on six abc with our own alycia vitarelli anchoring the broadcast. >> ♪ >> reporter: actor chas palmet teri it was grand marshall with the mummers marchers included representatives of numerous italian american social and cultural organizations and plus south philadelphia's school groups report. >> south philly is a melting pot. we all get along together. a great place. >> reporter: the parade was just a beginning of the festivities here in south philadelphia as for units passing through tell

also ahead, in this camden's new safe haven? the brand new rec center set to open tomorrow.hat you'll be able to do here any time of the year and a snake in the city? a giant python escapes and makes himself comfortable in someone's garage. the scary moment for police officer when he got to the sce scene. >> and instant enhancement? bigger bust without the surgery but there's catch. >> police need your help nabbing two men they say robbed a deli in wynnefield heights. it happened monday night. police say one of the men point add gun at the employee and demanded money while the other went behind the counter and stole some cash and cigarettes. they took off on foot heading north on the 2600 block of cranston road. if you recognize these guys, please call police. >> only on fox, rival tow truck drivers go at it in front of injured people and witnesses. it all went down in philadelphia's juniata section and it heated up quickly turning violent. as our dave schratwieser tells us these two companies have a history causing concern for police. >> my daughter was on the gurney and wh

suspect wears a berka during the the heist, berka bandits struck once on market street in camden and guys on the white horse pike in a audubon. that is where "eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan tonight is live with exclusive details, cleve. >> reporter: jessica, call it karma but berka bandit shows no respect and got no money yesterday. as he was leaving banking go through parking lot down to the street, dye pack exploded, it spook him, he dropped the money. police believe this same person could strike again. >> i think it is wild and really disrespectful. >> reporter: some call it sacreligious serial bank robber wearing a black muslim berka struck for a third time, first the susquehanna bank in camden, on september 17th. then audubon saving bank on september 25th, the latest happened on wednesday, at the beneficial bank also in audubon. >> you only say a few word to the teller. be calm, turn over the monday tonight drawer and then he takes mote fold it up and puts it back in his pocket. >> reporter: customers say using a berka as a mask is disrespectful will but clever way to tak

it's moving through camden and burlington counties right now and into the trenton area.trenton is getting some rainfall. just some very light rainfall, however. the showers are keeping our temperatures in the 60s. much warmer. anywhere from 15 to 25 degrees warmer this morning. potstown and allentown just dropped to 59 degrees where yesterday at this time, they were in the 30s. few showers around at 7:00 and by 9:00 breaks in the clouds and bit of

. >>> 1,000 citizens demanding jobs for camden. that leads off the county-by-county coverage this morning. leading this morning a group called camden organizers for people will stand in front of city hall to allow real results from politicians demanding jobs. he will be hand delivers this document to city and county leaders. it's called contract for camden. it's contained what they call real solutions for unemployment. it's been signed by 1,000 there. >>> to gloucester county, students the clear view regional high school can walk to their athletic fields without having to dodge speeding traffic. it's all thanks to this, a pedestrian tunnel running beneath the aptly named breakneck road. the tunnel cost $500,000 in grant money to build. it officially opens today. >>> in lehigh county, they're going ahead with plans to name a football field after football legend andre reed. the field has been renamed from j. bernie crumb stadium. the decision was delayed over a profanity-laced facebook message that the ex-wide receiver sent to an alu

all of which produced in camden in the early 1900's.then played a record his grand moth's inquired in the mid 20's in the violin player vince chrysler. >> the warmth of the violin is something that you cannot really find in m p.c. i hate mp3 recordings. you missing 90 percent have of the music. >> reporter: the visit in the ruth ger camden campus runs through rutgers camden campus steve towa for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> well, tonight hundreds of area educators, are at the franklin institute. >> they have a first hand lot institute's science shows, among them weather show put on by our very own cbs-3 meteorologist kate bilo live outside franklin institute with her forecast, kate. >> reporter: thanks, jessica and chris. franklin institute is one of our favorite partners and just such a natural partnership because they do so much with science, and weather. of course, we have cbs-3 weather show which happens all the time here, we are usually doing it for group of kid, this time however we're doing it for grown ups. lets look at what we

also ahead, in this camden's new safe haven? the brand new rec center set to open tomorrow.you'll be able to do here any time of the year and a snake in the city? a giant python escapes and makes himself comfortable in someone's garage. the scary moment for police officer when he got to the sce scene. >> and instant enhancement? bigger bust without the surgery >> and instant enhancement? bigger bust without the surgery but there's catch. guess what? the money we need to fund our schools lies right underneath your feet. that's right. down in the ground, pennsylvania has deep deposits of natural gas. but because of governor corbett, we're the only state in the country that doesn't make oil and gas companies pay an extraction tax. as governor, i'll make the gas companies pay up to help fund our schools for a change. tom wolf for governor. a fresh start for pennsylvania. >> police need your help nabbing two men they say robbed a deli in wynnefield heights. it happened monday night. police say one of the men point add gun at the employee and demanded money while the other went be

. >>> meantime in camden tonight, the camden charter school network held its first digital school lottery. that lottery done by computer. software projected the name of a student, drawn at random on big screens at the promise charter school. the lottery was for several grades at that particular school and three other camden charter schools. >> vandals target a playgrounds for special needs children using canola oil to make a mess. take a look at the field of dreams playground in absecon atlantic county. a professional cleaning company had to be called in to clean that oil off the metal and plastic. this happened sometime in the past 48 hours. nearby police recovered an empty canola oil bottle. they're now reviewing surveillance video. >>> taking one last ride before pulling his wave runner for the winter almost cost tom graham his life. this battery died on the water and the winds pushed him miles from his home in stone harbor. graham eventually ground in there the marsh and set his wave -- sat on his wave unall night long. >> had views the helicopters looking for me and unfortunately the

your new store in camden opens a little over two hours. it is the first bran spanking new supermarket to open in over 40 years. and, drop that turkey leg. and light it over to macy ', exchange the dressing for new dress or whatever. macy's will open thanksgiving afternoon, you have a problem with that? straight up 7:00 this wednesday, let's get right to the weather, because it will be one of our big stories today. >> definitely is. >> hey, sue? >> we have an active weather day, planned for you, and we will give you at a ten, upside down nine, remember yesterday a nine. six today because of the thunderstorms rolling in later on, now, we did put bus stop buddy in the hawaiian shirt, north unusually warm day, breezy temperatures in the 60s, 70s, but have the umbrella with you. you will need it before end. day. here comes. cold front. it is now in the central part of the state. advancing rather slowly, but, we do have a few showers, in lancaster county, berks county, in advance of the cold front. we've been telling that you all morning, that c