camden, new jersey. but before i go there, i'm going to talk to the people across the river in philadelphia about the way we're being policed and i could start with this guy or this guy or even this guy, but then you'd accuse me of being biased. so i think i'll start with these nice young women here. we're talking to people about policing in america. so how do you two feel about the police? >> i think the police are usually there to protect you. >> they've always been there to support us. on weekend nights and stuff like that. >> if something bad happens you feel like you can call the police and they'll show up and take care of you. >> yeah. >> can i ask you another question? >> yes. >> what's that like? do you have black friends? do you have friends of color? >> hey, sasha. >> do any of your black friends come to you and say i'm worried about the police? i'm afraid of the police? >> i understand as a white male i'll never be in the same shoes as an african-american who simply gets looked at a different

as for the person who did this, we've reached out to camden police.ill waiting to hear who that person is and where he might be. reporting live in camden, katy zachry, nbc 10 news. >>> 6:34. 70 degrees outside.ç breaking news on the deadly terror attack in turkey. istanbul's governor says the death toll risen to 41. >> turkish police are going through witness statements to establish a time line. the united states is offering to help turkey investigate the suicide attack. homeland security officials are looking at vulnerabilities at airports and other public places here at home as the july fourth holiday approaches. turkey's prime minister says his security forces believe isis is responsible. >> now from our delaware bureau, a hearing will happen today in the cold case murder of a wilmington man. a judge will meet with attorneys to discuss the status of the case against sandra hartzen. she was charged in the 1985 death of joseph braun. officers found braun beaten to death in his home. police officers believe hartzeg was involved in the crime along wit

in fact, if you live in camden, check your mailbox. by next week, you'll have something in there asking you to get involved. founder of north camden's little league, ryan morton, calls it an announcement that will help him sleep tonight a-game changer that will diversify sports and create scholarships to change lives. >> i want to see a day when there's regla cross, regular field hockey. >> time to share with your mom or your dad about the game, about life. >> reporter: from camden, cydney long, nbc10 news. >> that pool looks great, doesn't it? >> i know. and more smiles on those kids' faces. >> awesome. >> good to see that. >>> good weather for the swimming and outdoor activities. >> good weather today and tomorrow. it won't be as hot tomorrow. i think that's a good thing. here's a live look at citizens bank park right now. we have the clouds around so we did have some rain that moved into south philly, made its way across partings of center city and into montgomery county. and that's where we see it right now. but most of philadelphi

she's in jail tonight. >>> their son murdered in a streets of camden.our years before they can look his killer in the face as he was sentenced to prison. the conviction all thanks to camden's cold case squad. >> fox 29's dave schratwieser shows how these investigators get results in cases that until now have gone unsolved. >> reporter: alexander rankins was racked with grief as he spoke to his son's killer in court late last month. he waited four long years to see paul pj russell face to face and get justice for his murdered s son. >> january 9th, 2012 you decided to play god and remove joran from his family and friends. >> reporter: police say russell pulled the trigger that january night then escaped into the night. 25-year-old was the first murder victim in camden in 2012. a bloody year marked by dozens of homicides. russell was finally arrested back in january. thanks to camden county's new cold case squad led by detective marty devlin. >> sir i sentence to you 12 years. >> fighting back tear the victim's father addressed russell. >> 12 year sentenc

yesterday i spoke with kelly ditmar, a professor on political science here at camden.she says new jersey is more prominent the in the area of presidential fund-raising.ç there are 16 superdelegates in the guarden state. you heard about those, bernie sanders trying to get them to sway their vote. sanders has been hoping for the superdelegates to shift their allegiance. more often than not the professor here told me the bigger shifts among superdelegates usually happens when they shift toward the presumptive nominee. it will be interesting to see what happens there. we do have a guide to the races happening in the garden state on our website, nbc10.com and the nbc 10 app. we'll be following throughout the day what's going on here. again, as we mentioned, the polls open just about a half hour from now. they stay open until 8:00 p.m. for now i'm live in camden, matt delucia, nbc 10 news. >> lawmakers are looking for an alternative to arresting protesters if they commit a crime. a city council committee passed legislation that will allow police to issue $100 civil fines in

where the student center at rutgers camden. i'll step out of the way. have a couple voting booths they have set up. we've seen a few voters come in over the past few minutes. you're talking about not just the presidential primary races but you have the congressional seats throughout most of new jersey that are up for grabs as well. here in camden county, there's a congressional seat that is up for grabs today. of course people are coming out to vote to do all of that and of course we'll have a complete wrapup throughout the day on nbc 10 and the nbc 10 app. for now, we are live in camden at rutgers, matt delucia, nbc 10 news. >> thank you, matt. we're following breaking news in philadelphia this morning. >> a delivery driver is in critical condition after being shot by robbers. nbc 10's pam osborne is live in west philadelphia with the search for the suspect. pamela? >> tracy, vai, it happened on the 5700 block of beaumont avenue. the victim was there to make a delivery. instead, the two suspects police are looking for forced him into his car. they drov

now i'm a teacher myself, right here in camden.t passing it along to my own students and making those same connections my teachers made with me. now that's some beautiful music. i'm jamal dickerson, and i'm proud to be a new jersey educator. >> in your health treating children and teens with depression with anti-depressants may not be only ineffective it could potentially be dangerous. researchers reviewed 34 studies that involved more than 5,000 children and teens. of the 14 anti depress sans studied only prozac was found to be effective in treating depression. researchers say before prescribing an anti depress san the doctor must be sure the potential benefits outweigh the harm. experts are pushing for more research to help kids deal with depression. >> newly crowned usa made history becoming the first military service member to take the crown. >> now she's speaking out to raise awareness about problems facing our veterans. deshauna barber was crowned over the weekend. 26-year-old beauty queen army reserve officer who joined the

if every decent person in camden leaves camden, then we never have a chance.average or better. >> anthony: right. >> tawanda: it's all about the academics. it's all about nurturing these kids. what's right? what's wrong? you know? the drill team does that. they have different sayings that they go by every day. "it's a start without a finish." "it is possible." >> group: it is never impossible. if i can believe that i can achieve what is possible is possible is possible. >> tawanda: and they believe this. you know, they say it so much until it's embedded. >> anthony: tawanda has helped css support itself with financial assistance from fellow parents and some fundraising, temporary help and donations from small businesses, but surprisingly for a group with a national profile, no lasting support from official organizations or national institutions public or private. yet she perseveres. a lot of your practices are done outdoors. >> tawanda: right. >> anthony: all weather type of a situation. >> tawanda: yes, we've been under bridges, everything. over 28 years we'v

>>> there has been an overnight stabbing in camden. we're on the scene gathering information, up next we will have an update on his condition. >>> and aftermath of an attack, warning turkey a's leader has for people around the country and world a a day after deadly bombing at istanbul's airport. >>> coated by hail, we will show you the major u.s. city hit with severe weather in the last couple hours leaving thousands in the dark and even delaying a professional baseball game. >>> good morning, it is wednesday, june 29th, i'm jim donovan. >>> i'm brooke thomas. there is a lot to tell you including results of the last night's huge mega a millions drawing but first let's check today's forecast with katie and traffic conditions with meisha. >> good morning, road are looking dry but we have an overturn vehicle we will get to in just a moment. it sound like a shady situation. >> things are drying out, thankfully, humidity still palpable but it is a transition made here today. as day goes on it will get nicer and nicer which is good news. >>

for now reporting live in camden, annie mccormick channel6 "action news."t back to you. >> thanks annie. >>> new this morning surveillance video from a supermarket in montgomery county has police searching for three thieves. police say one of them stole a woman's wallet while she shopped at the jenkintown whole foods and then placed night an accomplices purse on june 20. the victim's stolen credit card was then used at a bloomingdale's at the willow grove park mall a short time later. they spent more than $4,000 in purchases. anyone with information about the thieves is asked to contact abington police. >> casino workers could be on the picket line for the busy fourth of july weekend. the head of atlantic city's main casino workers union says that a strike is likely at least one of the five casinos come friday. as many as 6500 workers could take to the streets if a deal in reached by then. workers as caesar's bally's trump taj mahal are demanding raises and better benefits. the casinos say they're committed to a deal that they can consider to be fair to bot

a live look from a polling place in camden county. polls open in about an hour.ell you why it's still important to vote today as we highlight the other big races in new jersey. >>> the video you'll only see on nbc 10. police taking away a man accused of dragging a woman into the woods and assaulting her. we'll tell you where police caught the suspect.

we have reached out to camden county police this morning. we are awaiting more information about just what happened early morning in camden with this on tooth i can driver. we will keep you you up to date, on this story but we are live, jan carabao for cbs-3 "eyewitness news", back inside to you. >>> also a shooting is under investigation in philadelphia's juniata park. a man who shot in the leg it happened just before midnight at lycoming and hunting park avenue. in details on the victim's condition. >>> police want to you take a closer look at surveillance images to track down three suspects in the theft at whole foods in jenkintown. up investigators say one man and two women stole wallet from the shop rite at a store last week. after that the victim's credit card was used to buy four you this dollars worth of american at blooming dale's at willow grove park. if you recognize suspect or have any other information call the police. >>> happening today philadelphia leaders will observe a national day of action to disarm hate. this day of axis

lady gaga, lenny kravitz and dj jazzy jeff will draw people across the river to camden. they're performing a free conferenco concert at the last day of the convention. and it's invitation only. >>> members of a local gym are showing support from injured officer chris dornen. en the owner of the gym came up with the idea because she grew up just a few blocks away from the police department. all money raised at this night's workout will go to help officer dorman. i left the hospital monday three days after being shot seven times wheel tim times while he was conducting a drug investigation. he still has more surgery ahead. >>> a camden cabdriver is recovering after he was robbed and stabbed by a passenger. surveillance video shows the suspect climbing out of a cab after a crash. police say the cabby crashed into a parked van to get attention as he was being stabbed. it all began after midnight when for tuna refused to take the suspect to a remote area of north camden. >> the suspect then asked for change for a $50 bill. at which time, he then began to attack the cabdriver.

camden county unveils mosquito lab in their fight against zika. what official say is the good news about the reported cases of the virus. >>> the democrats mascot is getting ready to gallop throughout the city. how these painted donkeys are helping local artists. howard? >> get doggies in sea isle. sixers make the first pick in the nba draft. it's no secret. but what else are the sixers working on? sean bell is in new york and the phillies did something that they have been making impossible for themselves. all that's coming up in sports. >> democratic national convention weeks away from storming philadelphia and tonight local artists are hard at work painting these fiberglass donkeys. they will be displayed throughout center city during the convention. there are 57 in all to represent allstates d.c. and us territories. they display images symbolic to the places they represent. the pennsylvania donkey features the liberty bell and state bird, flag, flower and code of arms. delegations will be able to take their donkeys home or or allow them to be a

camden county picking up some of this.e'll see that on and off through the morning and early afternoon. 66 by 7:00. 68 dry 9:00 a.m. 71 by noon, spotty showers in through midday. we'll get into a high of 74 but not until 4:00 p.m., by then most of the showers are done. no major delays at the airport. we have rain in philadelphia and jfk. everybody's dry. erin and tam. >> in "healthcheck," the american medical association is calling for a change to school start time. they want middle and high schools to start no earlier than 8:30 a.m. middle schoolers would benefit from 9 to 12 hours of shut eye. cdc said fewer than one in three teens are getting that on a school night. 80% of schools ring the school bell before 8:30. >>> researchers have downgraded coffee as car sin -- carcinogen. >>> topping topping america's money. no rate hikes. the federal reserve has deeded to leave it unchanged following the dismal jobs report. >> reporter: walmart is cutting 1500 jobs mostly on the west coast, the positions effected involving invoic

now i'm a teacher myself, right here in camden.'m just passing it along to my own students and making those same connections my teachers made with me. now that's some beautiful music. i'm jamal dickerson, and i'm proud to be a new jersey educator. with us on a saturday morning, 5:50 a.m., 60 degrees, sky6 live hd giving you a wonderful glimpse as the sun is glowing over center city. meteorologist chris sowers says we're in store for a great weekend. >>> in "healthcheck" this morning, women who are hoping to start a family should not rely on smart phone apps and websites. 75% of apps and websites are wrong when it comes to calculating when a woman is fertile. it often includes days after when conception is lease likely to happen. >>> middle and high school schools should start no earlier than 8:30, it would allow kids to get more sleep. this follows recommendations for the amount of sleep teens should get. middle schoolers would benefit from 9 to 12 hours a night. high schoolers 8 to 10 hours, fewer in one in three teens get that mu

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the search continues tonight for the person who stabbed a cab driver in camden overnight. the cab driver is recuperating at cooper hospital. >> reporter: this surveillance video shows the suspect in last night's stabbing of a camden cab driver squeezing himself out of the window and running away. >> he crashed his car on purpose to cause a scene, so people could like -- you know just draw attention. so they could help. >> we spoke with brandon ramos outside of cooper hospital where his girlfriend's father is recovering. he relayed what he told him. he picked up the young man at around midnight and asked to be taken to state and north front street. and when they arrived he asked for change of a $50 bill. he look in the rear view mirror and said what the hell are you looking at and red flag. >> he began to attack the stab driver, stabbed the cab driver several times in the upper shoulder. >> and tried to block him and hold the knife in his hand. >> at that point he purposely crashed the cab into the parked car and the suspect fled. the woman that owns the parked car and she

now i'm a teacher myself, right here in camden. i'm just passing it along to my own students and making those same connections my teachers made with me. now that's some beautiful music. i'm jamal dickerson, and i'm proud to be a new jersey educator. >> dylan: great job on the lab tech, by the way. >> paul: oh, thanks. >> dylan: what else, uh, have you found out about this guy, besides his love for boats that he cannot afford? >> paul: okay. take a look at his bank records. our tech has been on a spending spree. look, he's even leasing a suite at the athletic club. >> dylan: what? >> paul: i mean, come on. a money trail like this is pretty damning, right? >> dylan: you think it's too obvious? is this guy really that stupid, to flaunt payoff money like this? >> paul: well, only one way to find out. >> dylan: [ sighs ] let's do it. >> chelsea: so, dylan pretty much gave me his whole, you know, "i can't talk about it," line. but i heard him, michael. a lab tech that worked on constance bingham's autopsy just bought a boat. a big, new,

now i'm a teacher myself, right here in camden. i'm just passing it along to my own students and making those same connections my teachers made with me. now that's some beautiful music. i'm jamal dickerson, and i'm proud to be a new jersey educator. >> developing at this hour, wild fires continue to burn overnight in southern california. firefighters are battling two brush fires, in the angeles national forest. >> the flames look like lava. check it out. so far 4500 acres have burned. two fires are separated only by about a mile and a half. nearby neighborhoods have also been evacuated. >> further south, dry brush and extreme temperatures are fueling this wild fire near the mexico border in san diego county. more than 1500 acres have been burned. intense heat is gripping the southwest, palm springs, california, topped out, get this, 121 degrees yesterday. phoenix, arizona, broke record of 116, five deaths are being blamed on the heat. >> and it is so hot in part of pack. pakistan, people are knifing this rushing river to cool down.

i'm howard eskin. >> cab driver stabbed multiple times in camden overnight. we will tell you what the motive may be. steve? >> i don't think. >> we are live in atlantic city where the threat of strike looms, right before the big fourth of july weekend. we will tell you what casinos could be affected. (man) wow. (male off-screen announcer) what's it feel like to win $100,000 home makeover, with top prizes of a hundred grand? (man) whoa. it's amazing. yes! (male off-screen announcer) with instant games from the pennsylvania lottery, the instant you play could be the instant you win. keep on scratchin'. i survived breast cancer. if the doctors hadn't caught it early i might not be sitting here. so i'm outraged that pat toomey voted to defund planned parenthood... ...which thousands of pennsylvania women depend on for cancer screenings. pat toomey was even willing to shut down the federal government to eliminate funding for planned parenthood. shut down the government over planned parenthood? i think we ought to shut down pat toomey. women vote is responsible for

the concert is at bb and t pavilion and being called camden rising. tickets will be available for convention delegates and thousands of invited guests. >>> more stormy wet's cross the nation's midsection, this was the scene in omaha, nebraska. first rain was filled by pounding hail. some people actually seem to enjoy it. >>> the time is 4:43. >> katie is here with another check of your forecast, katie. >> i don't know how you can enjoy hail. that can be painful. that leaves black and blue marks. hey, to each their own i suppose. we have not seen anything in that regard here today so absolutely a a gorgeous day is already underway here. you can see light of day because we have such a clear sky and, of course, sunnies coming up early in the morning. light of the day very visible here, outside here at ocean city. did i just cover them up? maybe he is out of the shot guy making the stand nice and pretty for folks outside on the beach later today. this place will be packed as the day goes on. of course, holiday weekend. people getting a jump start on it. w

details on the show going on in camden. and a migrant ship that sank was found in the mediterranean. >>> at least one person was killed in an explosion in ontario, canada, the blast leveled one home and the debris damaged one more. the fire chief says that it will be a while before they can return again. >>> and firefighters continue to battle wild fires in two states this noon. at least 100 homes in california are evacuated east of sacramento, it's difficult for firefighters who are also dealing with triple digit heat. and in central arizona, firefighters are extending fire lines around a blaze that forced evacuations and intermittent closures of a major interstate. no injuries are reported . >>> italian officials say they have recovered the migrant ship that sank off the coast of cecily last year. it was found more than 1,000 feet in the ocean. only 28 people survived. the wreckage will be taken back to land so forensic experts can identify the victims. >>> to the race for the white house now. a new poll shows who america

before we get tour weather an traffic a developing story out of camden where camden county school children are waiting to see if they will have school today. students were sent home yesterday after temperatures climbed extremely high. schools in that district do not have central air. officials also cancelled after school programs because of that heat. decision on whether or not schools will be opening in session on time is something we will to have wait and see. speaking of weather, lets go to sue serio. it is a scorcher. >> it was yesterday but we have action on radar this morning. all of the big giant lightening bolts is an indication of thunderstorms and a lot of them are moving, in from upstate new york and then some have popped up to the south of us, it is central delaware, and then across the bay into cumberland county in new jersey. you can see quite a few thunderstorms, pretty fast and furious the way they are moving through. we take away lightening and you can see heavy downpours around dover, delaware area heading toward ewing, millville you are about to be rocking and rolling as

now i'm a teacher myself, right here in camden. just passing it along to my own students and making those same connections my teachers made with me. now that's some beautiful music. i'm jamal dickerson, and i'm proud to be a new jersey educator. >> announcer: this is "sports desk" brute to you by xfinity. x1 from xfinity will change the way you experience tv. >>> and comcast sportsnet, good news from the phillies saying the mri from pich ervins velasquez looks good. just a strained bicep. he'll go on the 15-day disabled list but the manager says more of a precaution. he left wednesday's game after just two pitches here. a hard-throwing young pitch here had tommy john surgery before. thank goodness it's not worse. >> at one point we were going to take a look at his inning totals for the entire season, and this might be a blessing in disguise. hoping, hopefully, he's not injured worse than the mri showed, but this could be fine, and just help us extend him farther into the season. >> whew. good to hear. who's going to take vince's pl

camden county freeholders hosted a march for love to celebrate the counties diversity. marchers wore rainbow colors to show solidarity, with orlando, and the pulse nightclub, they also held a candle lighting for victims of all hate crimes. >>> two new classes of fire cadets has become profession willal fire fighters. "action news" was at temple university's mcgonigle hall tonight for philadelphia a fire department graduation, fire commissioner adam thiel thanked families for their support during tough training and in the years ahead. >>> coming up on "action news" tonight, the video of an officer's altercation with a woman compelled the prosecutor to charge the cop, that tonight monica malpass joins with us a bomb shell legal development. >>> the coaster stopped rolling trapping seven kids high in the air, adam. >>> downpours and thunderstorms have been temporarily suppress to the south but they will move back in before we head in the fourth of july weekend. i'll have time in the accu weather. >>> jeff skversky with former philly lenny dykstra making very serious allega

harris was born and raised in camden and graduated from rutgers university camden. >>> new at 11:00 fromhe nbc 10 jersey shore bureau, a big beach music festival in cape may county can go forward as planned. the state superior judge ruled that wildwood can host beach glow next month despite objections from maurice pier and other businesses. they have filed a lawsuit to block two-day electronic dance music festival pointing to reported problems at the constaconcert two years ago including drugs and drinking. but beach glow's producers say they'll help raise money to bring school music programs to underserved students. >>> could you be a millionaire? you might want to check your mega millions lottery ticket. a $310 million jackpot was up for grabs tonight. why can't didn't i play? winning numbers, 20, 23, 30, 44, 59, and the megaball is 9. 20, 23, 30, 44, 59. mega ball is 9. nbc 10 was at the gas station where people were buying last-minute tickets. tonight's jackpot was the 11th largest in the game's history. good luck. >>> packing heat. at a heated rally. what we're learning about a man

for more information go to any of the camden county libraries eight branches or the website camden county library.org. >>> happening today, it is peco pal day at the zoo. >> police athletic zoo sending 250 kids to the zoo, sponsoring day of animals, face painting and lunch. peco is long supporter of pal has been sponsors a dago at the zoo for 14 years. >> offering lunch? i'm there you. >> say food, i say animals. thank you, kind person. >> there is something to be said about animals of the soul. they always say when you bring animals around the elderly or the sick something happens to rejuvenate the soul. >> and when you serve lunch, the soul is rejuvenated. >> we got this. >> who will the weather be for their day? >> feel more humidity but at least dry, no sign of any rain. >> i'll take that. >> justin, when we come back, new video, fiery ends to go a flight. we have to slow you. >> imagine seeing this out your window, brooke freaking out already, warning message pilots saw right before this plane wing burst into flames overnight. where they had to make an emergency landing. >> and we'll

and finally for drivers through new jersey, this is a live look outside at camden right at route 38 and route 70. no major issues to report. tracy? >> katy, thanks. >>> it's 4:02. this morning we're following breaking news in south philadelphia. one person is dead after flames ripped through a home overnight. matt delucia is live on scene. what do we know at this point? >> reporter: well, i just spoke with the new fire commissioner. he tells me one person did die here in this fire. it's a two-story row home. it happened just before 2:00 this morning. you can see it's still very active. firefighters tell me they're going to be out here for much of the early morning hours. you see the home right there. they have some of the fire investigators going through with their flash flights. take a look at video from earlier this morning. of course, you have a lot of people on this road. this happened in the middle of the row block. now fire officials are telling us an elderly man was found dead on the first floor of this home. we're on the 1700 block of taylor street in south philadelphia. the cau

now i'm a teacher myself, right here in camden.'m just passing it along to my own students and making those same connections my teachers made with me. now that's some beautiful music. i'm jamal dickerson, and i'm proud to be a new jersey educator. >>> welcome back. there's a new way to pay for septa riders. they're calling it the future of fair payment in southeast of eastern pennsylvania. the program launches on monday. um to 10,000 septa passengers will be allowed to pick up a key card when they buy their weekly or monthly train passes. septa says eventual all token and paper tickets will be replaced with key cards and other payment devices. >>> in campaign 2016, donald trump is rallying his base in washington today. the presumptive republican nominee will speak at a faith and freedom conference any now now. he pick up don king's endorsement trump lost the support of two new jersey politicians. hackensack republican mayor and deputy mayor switched to independent to protest trauma poprotest trauma'scampaign. >> liberal senator end

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it's just part of what students encounter walking to and from school in camden. but today camden superintendent took a walk in their shoes alongside other school leaders, police, and activists. the superintendent says the state models for school transit funding is not one size fits all. new jersey doesn't subsidize transportation costs for students who live within 2 1/2 miles to school or k-8 students who live within two miles admitting those kids have to walk. >> people start fighting and stuff when you walk, you never know what's going to happen. they start shooting, more people start fighting. if i was in a car or on a bus, i wouldn't have to two through this. it's unfair to people that just want to get to school and get home. >> the home fpe for those takin part in today's walk is for state funding so more kids in camden can take the bus to and from school. >>> get your resumes ready. showboat is re-opening and hiring asap. there's a job fair actually happening tomorrow. the atlantic city casino -- hotel and casino closed august of 2014. more than 2,000 emplo

dave matthews over at the camden waterfront. that will leave extra volume for all of us going over the benny not only heading to the shore but also trying to get into the camden waterfront, also allow extra volume on the walt whitman bridge. show not until 8:00. they like to get down there early and have soda in the parking lot before the concert. airport looking good. we had huge delays yesterday, we will hit reset button and hopefully off to a good start this morning. the mass transit looking good with no reported delays. >> look at that hundreds of the fans cheers as sixers a announce their first round draft pick, fans wanted the topic to help turnaround that team. >> they will be sporting a innings isers jersey. dave kinchen live in south philadelphia to break it all down. hi there, dave? >> reporter: well in, two words: the answer. two more word, of course, ben simmons, not exactly a surprise after word leaked out from the sixers organization that they personally told simmons he was their guy but there is a excitement in th

camden county hosted the march for love at cooper river park in pennsauken.ozens rallied to honor the 49 people shot and killed inside the pulse nightclub june 12th. they also spread message of love and equality. a local therapy dog group that traveled to orlando to help survivors deal with the stress from the tragedy was at the march tonight. >>> provides a respit for people to kind of get their mind off things. one woman was petting tess for probably about 10 minutes and looked up to me and said this is the first time i'm able to breathe in a week. thank you for being here. for us that was the whole reason why we went. >> the names of each of the 49 victims were also red read at the march tonight. >>> and the death toll is climbing after the terror attack in tougher keep airport in istanbul is back open one day after three suicide bombers killed at least 42 people and injured more than 200 others. >> nicole brewer is here now with what authorities are saying about those responsibility. >>> ukee and jessica it appears this was a very carefully orchestrated a

we also learned how camden will share in the festivities. a concert will take place at the bb&t pavilion, featuring lady gaga, lenny kravitz, and d.j. jazzy jeff. dnc delegates will attend. however, ticket also be invitation only. that's the story of that concert. >>> the story here in the weather is beautiful. >> beautiful. >> we'll spill into thursday. >> and how about the holiday? >> looking okay for the most part. in for the most part. >> let's take a look right now at stormtracker 6 live double scan around the area. it is comfy. it is clear out this. we kind of wiped the humidity away. and, again, it's going to remain that way into your thursday. 85 was the high today in philadelphia. the normal is 86 degrees. and when you look at the number of days we should hit 90 or above for a high temperature in the city of philadelphia, to this point in the year, we've had eight so far. and normally with the 30-year average, we have eight to this point. so it has been very typical so far for this late spring into early summer season. 71 in trenton

camden county hosted the march for love at cooper river park in pennsauken.ozens rallied to honor the 49 people shot and killed inside the pulse nightclub june 12th. they also spread message of love and equality. a local therapy dog group that traveled to orlando to help survivors deal with the stress from the tragedy was at the march tonight. >>> provides a respit for people to kind of get their mind off things. one woman was petting tess for probably about 10 minutes and looked up to me and said this is the first time i'm able to breathe in a week. thank you for being here. for us that was the whole reason why we went. >> the names of each of the 49 victims were also red read at the march tonight. >>> and the death toll is climbing after the terror attack in tougher keep airport in istanbul is back open one day after three suicide bombers killed at least 42 people and injured more than 200 others. >> nicole brewer is here now with what authorities are saying about those responsibility. >>> ukee and jessica it appears this was a very carefully orchestrated a

hopefully something left in the bats tonight. >> thank you. >>> children in camden enjoyed a full day of fun and fitness today. the boys and girls club of camden county held a field day for more than 100 kids and took part in activities including an obstacle court and team building and exercises the goal was to help the children with a healthy lifestyle and to get active . >>> late word from accuweather and we still have some stormy weather out there. >> at least through 10:00 we have a severe watch and potential is there for storms to turn severe but not everyone is seeing them. looking at stormtracker 6 live double scan we have the super high humidity out there. fueling the downpours and storms. you can see it's mainly west of philadelphia and broken in nature. not a solid line that we are tracking. the worst of it at this point just to the west of philadelphia is in southern parts of lancaster county on the brisk of heading into southern parts of chester county near coatesville and south of honey brook. 67 lightning strikes in the last 15 minutes, and the northern e contents is lig

camden county mosquito commission unveiled months ski identification lab.hey know of in locally transmitted case is of zika but think want pop to be pro active and informed out of the virus. out of the 700 cases of sick, only three of shown up in camden county and officials say they are all travel-related. >> it is a good thing that means that zika is in the really present here, right now. but, we do want to make sure that the public ace wear so when this do travel, they will make sure that they know what is out there because it is not just zika. there are other diseases. a lot of diseases that can come back. it could potentially spread within our community. >> camden county officials say they are focused on sampling mosquitoes to track various viruses and keep mosquito population under control. >>> in your money, volkswagen has reportedly agreed to spend $10.2 billion to settle its cheating scandal here in the u.s. the most of the money will go to compensate the 482,000 owners of cars with diesel engines that were illegally rigged to pass smog tests. inves

announcing line up for what they're calling the camden rising concert. and it will proceed hillary clinton's acceptance speech at this year's convention, so reporting lenny contrary its, lady gaga, and dj jazzy jeff will headline the show at the pavilion july 28th. president obama un the first lady as well as other democratic party leaders including hillary clinton will be invited to a ten the show. >> let me try found stand there is i can't quite figure this out. you say they'll perform just before she gives her speech. that means the convention will be going on and we will go take live shots, via tv, of camden and the concert, and then hillary clinton will come out and give her speech? >> this is just announced, i think still working on the details. great idea. maybe you should be on the dnc committee. >> i can't do. that will i have to be an objective observer. >> that's right. we will all be observing objectively, while this is going on. a lot going on in philly. but you you can't even be on the concert committee? just kidding. >> no, i can't. >> may

now i'm a teacher myself, right here in camden. i'm just passing it along to my own students and making those same connections my teachers made with me. now that's some beautiful music. i'm jamal dickerson, and i'm proud to be a new jersey educator. ♪ ♪ maxx life in store and online. find brands you love at prices that work as hard as you do. maxx life in store and online. >>> welcome back you're taking a live look here, the view over across the river into the camden aquarium there. beautiful start to your day. it is cool out there right now, 54 degrees, karen rogers says we will get up into the 70s later today. >>> luckily, matt we've avoided the storms for the morning commute. >> reporter: that's about good. >> reporter: yesterday afternoon's commute was a nightmare we had downed trees and wires all over the place. if you as you head out into the neighborhoods you might see limbs and branches you might drive over them. as you come out of the burbs let's see what we're finding on i-95. delco, looking good in the northbound lanes n

you got an inside look at the process in camden county today. >> reporter: i did. an intricate and coordinated team effort. from biologists to nurses and mosquito control teams. they flock to bodies of water, springs or creeks. they are active on this fight day and night. you might consider it a sa event engineer hunt in the fight to prevent and protect against the zika virus in camden county. today, marine biologists of the county's field team gather larva. there are thousands of known heavy breeding spots. >> we're not going to have an outbreak like they're having in brazil or anywhere else. >> reporter: the mosquitos are >> reporter: the mosquitos are rare in new jersey. once the larva is connected, it goes under a microscope. any signs of a mosquito capable of carrying zika will be tested. >> there have not been any locally transmitted cases. all of the cases that we're seeing have all been through travel. >> reporter: still, camden county's director of nursing says phones do ring, especially from pregnant women. >> they're concerned about being pregnant or get

, at the camden aquarium.hat better thing to do then to go to a kid party. little michael's hair isn't the only thing that is spikey. much more what we are doing here straight ahead. 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 working, for wall street. voting to let banks continue their risky practices. and supporting huge tax breaks for millionaires, but higher taxes on working families. no wonder he's gotten millions from wall street. pat toomey. right for wall street. wrong for pennsylvania. senate majority pac is responsible for the content of this advertising. >>> fathers day, it is an adventure, when the aquarium is right across the river in camden. >> that is where chris murphy is this morning and gonzo is so cute this little fellow. >> he is hungry too, don't you love that song by the way. who loves pizza? yeah. okay. kid just arrived. pizza just arrived. we are here at the camden's adventure q

. >>> marilyn and elvis were in the house at the cancer city in camden today.he duo helped patients celebrate national cancer survivors day. researchers say advances in tee text, protection and treatment have helped millions of americans stay alive. nothing like marilyn monroe and elvis to make you feel better p. >> it's a big celebration there. >>> helping hands are working to turn around a philadelphia community. >> next the transformation you said way to help raise new life into several family's homes. >>> and i'm tracking a few showers for your friday night and potentially severe weather for a part of the weekend. prodders, shuckersers, and sniffers, [ inhales ] all giant produce is triple checked. farm, crate, and store. we're focusing on fresh... ...so you don't have to guess. my giant. >>> sky force 10 is live over breaking news in south jersey. right now route 73 in winslow township is closed, davis avenue southbound and central avenue northbound because of this accident. the crash brought down an electrical pole and wires. we're working to find out if

they consider themselves the mosquito control super heros of camden county.ound the clock work as it's just one of several thousand known heavy mosquito breeding areas count-wide. >> we're doing everything we can in regards to testing and doing water management and spraying. >> reporter: the daytime hour spike continues with lava under the spotlight in the microscope. >> this is just surveillance to see what species it is. >> reporter: it's something crews do each summer, but this year it's amped up. >> the most important message we need to get out is that zika is serious. we need to be proactive in making sure we do not allow it into our county. >> reporter: camden county is laying down the facts. by night, crews are busy spraying hot spots. >> the primary thing we want to teach people is what they can do because that's the biggest thing which is to get rid of all the standing water. so knock over everything that holds water, dump it, clean it. >> reporter: especially after rainy days like today. and of course we're by cooper river right here, but officials

both audio and recording systems have been in use in the river line between trenton and camden. after careful review it's removing the audio feature. since it was announced in april rail rider groups and civil rights advocates have raised privacy issues about the surveillance. >>> today is the day to get the septa key card. septa wants to get feedback from you before allowing more riders to get the cards. 10,000 riders have them. the cards are like debit cards that you use and reload. septa also wants to remind you if you have one, don't throw it out. >> announcer: now your nbc10 "first alert" neighborhood weather with meteorologist bill henley. >>> well, it's 5:45 now. and we've got sunshine. the sun just coming up. it's a live view from center city. we will see lots of sunshine today. and the temperatures are headed back into the 80s this afternoon. but the humidity is lower this morning with clear skies. we are getting a cooler start. 50s and 60s for the area. 67 now for philadelphia. philadelphia international at 67, but it's in the low 60s in parkside. with the northeast ph

plan your summer vacation at iloveny.com >>> an investment in the future of camden city's dropouts.he state is giving $2 million to turn the tide for these children through a new job program. cydney long introduces us to the program and how it's changing some lives. >> i got kicked out and i've been on the streets ever since. i got arrested and i graduated from jail. >> reporter: 23-year-old paiged a hits if we met her a year ago, she would no hanot have made th news for a good reason. >> i had 12 charges as a juvenile, one as an adult. >> reporter: once tangled in a web of crime and drug sales. >> i didn't want to take anymore money from my grandmother because i live with my grandmother. >> reporter: she's now a firm believer in power corps, one of the many life skill groups standing by cam continkacamden' initiative, it will teach nursing, culinary arts, construction and sciences to dropouts. >> at the end of their journey, we guarantee that we will have a job placement for them. >> some people in their mind, they have been promised things in the past and it may not trust the syst

center city in camden. nice sunny skies, fair weather clouds out there. we won't be seeing the rain until the end of the week. also with the first alert neighborhood weather, your weather is always scrolling at the bottom of the screen. in philadelphia right now, 84 degrees. breezy west wind gusting to near 25 miles an hour. so the winds have picked up a bit this afternoon. temperatures still very warm. we're going to stay in the warm pattern through the fourth of july weekend. that's good news if you're going to be getting out. there is rain heading our way for friday. so if you're starting the fourth of july weekend early, you'll be dodging showers and thunderstorms as we go into your friday. we'll show you the forecast and the timing of that coming up in just a bit. for tonight, we stay dry. planner, 75 degrees at 10:00 p.m. mid-60s by tomorrow morning. plenty of sunshine, lee high valley, delaware, new jersey, all nice and dry tonight. comfortable tomorrow morning. i'll show you the timing on the storms going into the weekend, straight ahead. >>> brea

now i'm a teacher myself, right here in camden. my own students i'm just passing it along to connections and making those same my teachers made with me. now that's some beautiful music. i'm jamal dickerson, antwan: the verdict given to a former swimmer for sexual assault has sparked -- as. tina:. christina: bryan llenas has more. reporter: the push to recall judge aaron persky is joining -- gaining momentum after sparking outrage for sentencing stanford university swimmer brock turner to just six months in the county jail for assaulting an unconscious woman. more than 1.2 million people signed a petition on line demanding to judge the unseeded for handing down the sentence they view is far too lenient. prosecutors argued turner should have been sentenced to six years in prison after being convicted of three felonies for assaulting his 22-year-old victim behind a campus dumpster in january of last year. instead the judge said a prison sentence would have a quote severe impact on turner opting to go with a recommendation from for a l