for camden's high, camden's castle on the hill are properly preserved. camden is already in talks with camden's historical society to build a special display. from camden, i'm sydney long. >>> we have new information about the devastation init itha. a pastor in delaware has orphanages and schools in haiti. he says he's already hear about damages reports. he says the roof blew off the orphanage. he says his biggest issue is loss of power. nbc 10 first alert glenn "hurricane" schwartz joining us now, you're back and it's looking like we may dodge this thing at this point, though, fortunately? >> and florida is getting more and more targeted by this. and this is not a good time to be on the florida east coast because there's a massive evacuation going on and the traffic jams are unbelievable already. and the storm is still barely into the bahamas as you can see. it's a long way from miami and it's going to take a while to get up there and there's nassau, the storm looks like it's going to go just to the left and just north of miami, all the way up the coast

. >>> new at 6:00 redevelopment in camden has plans improved to demolish camden high school and replace witt a new state of the art facility. but some in that community are in the so happy bit. "eyewitness news" reporter natasha brown has more. >> reporter: camden high school or as it is known castle on the hill has long stood as an iconic image in the community. >> righted in middle of everything. >> reporter: closer look inside the century old building exposes detear racial from exposed pipes, wiring to crumbling walls and obsolete conditions. >> all in favor. >> aye. >> reporter: on wednesday school development authority voted to approve construction of the new camden high school, on the same site, demolishing the old structure replacing it with the 242,000 square foot state of the art facility, future home to 1200 students in grade nine through 12. >> i'm please todd return to the castle on the hill this afternoon for this historic announcement, rebuilding of a 100 year-old camden high school building. >> we know there are those that would rather see current building stay but realit

we were at camden county college in camden. spoke to one of my former coaches, bobby hammond who coached with the cardinals and later with the eagles. he's now a business professor there. by the way, jessica is a camden college alum. i'm telling you, she is a rock star on that campus. a rock star. you hear me. >> i bet they're super, super proud of her. >> they've been bugging me for months, can you bring jessica boyington here. don't come if you can't bring her. otherwise, you stay away. >> and i'm the traffic reporter, of course, i got lost going to camden. i got lost. >> i didn't want to say that. >> i didn't know where to go. they're like, where are you going? i should know this, right? >> you can redeem yourself right now. >> exactly. we'll start on 95 right here. there's no camden county towers there. northbound in both directions we are moving a lane just for typical construction but you can see no problems or delay. also in the old city section. north 2nd street closed between market and chestnut street. another acciden

. >>> well, last week someone vandalized a camden field used by a youth football team. tonight police say they have a suspect in custody. "eyewitness news" reporter alexandria hoff is in camden with how police caught up with alleged vandal, alex. >> reporter: ukee, this crew behind me they know a thing about stats but they were not ready for hit they took last week. they had to redue their field, repaint their field house and now an arrest has been made. the camden raiders are coming off of a pretty successful weekend of match ups, games that had to be played, away, when their field is not yet safe enough to play on. >> the way they played this weekend, we had a couple losses but they played with more heart then i have seen him play before. >> reporter: rob kelly is head coach of the raiders, first year football program includes 80 kid who struggled to understand why two sundays ago someone would purposely ruin their field by tearing it up with their trucks before painting a swastika on their field house. that someone is now behind bars. >> he has a excess i have perman

. >>> we're over new jersey but moving through camden actually. that's what the lanes are right here. this is the ben franklin bridge toll plaza. we're not seeing any big delays moving through camden or approaching philadelphia right now. up and over the bridge looks great also. here's the schuylkill expressway. drive times you can see on the road there, still green. 13 minutes at the most going to take you headed towards center see eastbound to the vine street expressway. doing very well. drive time speed in the 60s as well. there's an earlier accident still being reporting up in abington on susquehanna row. as up in philadelphia, we're still watching the row home fire and closure, 9th and christian, 10th and 11th and christian as well. going through the area will probably be the most difficult part of navigating around. all of the roads especially in the city there still in the green. washington avenue is a great alternate. any traffic that needs diverted around will be just fine, tracy. >>> we're entering cold and flu system some may be calling

officials say field in camden was torn up by a driver doing doughnuts. good evening, i'm ukee washington. >>> i'm jessica dean. "eyewitness news" reporterral sand that hoff is live in camden with what police are using, to catch these vandals. alex? >> reporter: well, first want to say repairs to the field have been taking place all day but it is still not safe to play on so right new you might be able to see behind me camden raiders are forced to practice in small patch of grass off to the side. it was never the finest field by any means, but it was their home turf and for that the camden raiders football program was proud. >> a lot of them don't have that in their household or where ever the kids is and to be out here with a bunch of men, positive people, it is a great thing. here's something you don't want to mess up. >> reporter: someone or some people didn't much care about that when practice rolled around on hon the boys arrived to find their fields an unsafe mess. >> we had a deluge of rain over the weekend and that rain played a great role in some

>> reporter: meet the camden raiders. about 80 kids from the fair view section of camden, ages 5 to 14 trying to practice for games on saturday. four teams having to do so on the sidelines of what was once their football field behind the community center. >> we came to practice on monday. seen that someone came out with a truck and destroyed the field from field goal to field goal. >> reporter: the culprit cut wide loops leaving churned up grass and mud everywhere. in some places, deep pits that would make it hazardous for kids to play. >> i hope they see this and realize what they did. we are trying to do a good thing for the kids and keep them off of the street. that's setting them back. so whoever did this, they should be ashamed of themselves. >> reporter: police say surveillance cameras at the community center may have captured the vehicle and the person who did this. >> this was a despicable act of vandalism. there's an active investigation going on. >> reporter: the team was scheduled to play at home on saturday, b

donald trump built it but sold tonight 2013. >>> a hundred years ago rca set up shop in camden and 100 former employees returned to relive old memories. "eyewitness news" reporter greg arqos has more. >> reporter: retirees have described it as like working for family and right now it is where some families call home, but here along the camden waterfront 100 years ago this building right here, was not full of luxury apartments, but rather it was rca's building number 17 where they stored their audio equipment. every month a group of retirees meet at victor's pub for lunch and then make walk around the corner at front and market in camden in the lot that share the same name. but this month that group is larger, dozens strong. >> people have the rights to the famous, painting, called his master's voice. they wanted to try to capture some of the world's famous opera artists playing at carnegie hall. 10-inch record first sold for two dollars a piece. >> reporter: they all remember the place they called work on its 100 birthday. >> i worked in this building for quite a few years on the fifth

for now reporting live in camden, annie mccormick, channel6 "action news."n, back to you. >> thanks so much for that report annie. >>> a new jersey correction officer is charged with sexually assaulting an inmate. prosecutors say 32-year-old brian ambrosi had a sexual relationship with an inmate. he has been suspended. he's being held at the somerset county jail on $50,000 bail. >> tests show children in trenton have. more than 100 fountains and faucets were over the limit. at grant elementary alone there are more than 20 bad faucets. district says it took action as soon as it had the results. >> the fixture that we had a hit that was above what's required certainly we would immediately shut the fixture down. >> we have the complete lead water report posted in the new jersey section of 6abc.com plus results of similar tests from the philadelphia school district which were released last week. >> ♪ >> hurricane matthew has come and gone but effects of the deadly storm are still being felt in the south. president obama has declared a major disaster in south car

of camden high.the committee will be announced in december and renovations to the high school should be completed by 2021. >>> a bit breezy outside this morning. see the flag moving around a little bit. those winds are stronger above building level this morning. that is blowing some clouds through the area. those clouds have helped us to stay warmer. 56 degrees right now. that's about ten degrees warmer than it was yesterday. upper 50s in south jersey and at the shore. and the suburbs at 53ç degrees. you'll find cooler spots this morning. chilliest air is going to wait until tonight. 52 degrees in exton. 52 in elroy. milford township has dropped into the upper 40s this morning while ft. washington is at 55 degrees. gusty winds are ahead during the day. we're starting to feel them this morning. they will be increasing this afternoon. that's going to keep things cooler. we're back to autumn in a big way. 60s today. those winds bringing in chillier air that's going to be with us for days. and it's also

this is a view from camden, new jersey, it is dry in philadelphia.here we may see showers during the day today in the lehigh valley. clouds coming in that's going to help us stay cooler across the board. but easton more likely to get showers than south jersey than delaware. a little cooler, 63 degrees. there are a few spots this morning. 64 degrees in philadelphia. delaware, 66, you can see the cooler weather for the lehigh valley. 50s right now. we didn't see any of that yesterday morning. down to 59 in allentown. whitehall is 58 degrees. 56 right now in easton. so, a cooler start and a cloudier day. won't be complete cloud cover. we'll get some breaks of sunshine. you can see the clouds that are moving in. showers may be moving into the lehigh valley. this is the area i'm looking at. the heavier showers and thunderstorms, those are completely missing our area. i'm not expecting that today. the hour-by-hour forecast shows at 10:00 this morning, we could see scattered light showers into the berks county and lehigh valley but less likely for the rest

the city of camden did go over and assess the damage.is expected to be fixed in a week but could take possibly longer. for now reporting live outside of camden police headquarters, annie mccormick channel6 "action news." back to you. >> such ashram for those kids. thanks so much annie. >>> a new jersey corrections officer is charged with sexually assaulting an inmate. prosecutors say 32-year-old brian ambrosie had a sexual relationship with aeneid mate at the edna mayhan correctional facility. >> tests showed children in trenton public schools have higher levels of lead in their blood than those affected by water crisis in flint, michigan. 21 sites were tested more than 100 fountains and faucets were over the limit. at grant elementary alone there are more than 20 bad faucets. the district says it took action as soon as it had the results. >> the fixture we had it in a hit that's above what's required certainly we would immediately shut the fixture down. >> we have the complete lead water report on 6abc.com. go to the new jersey section.

we have a detour you need to closed northbound at camden road. your detour is to turn right onto camden north and then west to hope mills bypass around all this because of last week's flooding. repairs are going on this week. if you're traveling today and heading to the airport, looks like if you're heading to these major airports so far, so good, no delays and 440 at hillsboro street and if you're driving to your destination this is the russ? >>> funeral fit for a superhero still to come. >> why hundreds came out dressed as batman, ironman and wonder woman to remember the 6- year-old shot and killed on a school playground. >>> people are not the only ones forced from their homes because of matthew. animals are having to find safer spots ahead of them. how moms know their family's mouths often need a helping hand. otal care helps prevent cavities, strengthens teeth and restores tooth enamel. it's an easy way to give listerine? total care to the total family. listerine? total care. one bottle, six benefits. power to your mouth?. and for kids start

the war fiter filtration compan based in camden. the company received $108 million in tax credits. >>> in the past two years, nine other companies received tax breaks to move to camden. resin tech will join several other companies. there they are all on your screen right there. >>> a montgomery county manage will spend a decade behind bars for filming kids changing at dorney park & wild water kingdom. >>> former pennsylvania attorney general kathleen kane was convicted of perjury charges and now she's hoping she can serve her time on house arrest. today district attorney kevin steel says she doesn't qualify for that because she faces a potential prison sentence. she'll find out her sentence coming up in ten days. >>> next on nbc 10 news at 6:00, money to make nj transit safer. tonight the push for funding following that deadly crash in hoboken. >>> could the eagles be without their best offensive player against washington? danny has the latest on the nfc showdown in sports. >>> there's going to be a big chill in the morning, but it'

shawnee and camden catholic. you can vote online. and the winning matchup will be announced. they'll get a lot of love tomorrow. planned parenthood. i would support legislation in pennsylvania that would ban abortion and i would suggest we have penalties for doctors who perform them. would you put people in jail for performing abortions? at some point doctors performing abortions i think would be subject to that sort of penalty. dscc is responsible for the content of this advertising. >>> forgot your cash? now you can whip out a credit card to pay the toll on the pennsylvania turnpike. according to reports by philly.com, the turnpike will accept plastic. the turnpike still prefers to deal with cash or ez permits. >>> neighbors wonder how their park stays so clean. >> the answer is pretty good. now, they know why. meet mr. sonny. he is the guy -- >> sonny -- >> -- he is the guy that cleans parks for free every day. the 62-year-old has a series of strokes a few years ago, he said cleaning the park is therapeutic and it gives him a sense of purpose each day. he believes that har

camden couldn't answer. west wins it 28-22. >>> haddonfield ready for action as they host overbrook and it showed. justin gallow in perfect position for the int. they knock off overbrook 14-6. >>> ought oh bon hosting collins, in looks like ought oh ban's coach is calling for the upside down lebron play? i don't think this is what he meant, though. ethan martin intercepted by le von alley, and he turns it into six. 33-zip. >>> lincoln cheerleaders trying to lead the rail splitters to a victory, fred lackey ain't lacking nothing as he goes into the end zone. bar stram leads 20-6 at that point and win going away, 48-22. >>> boys latin taking on wells all latin in this one. carpe diem. et tu brute? races for a huge gain. latin force feeds them a goose egg, 28-0. >>> bird's-eye view of the action with some skylights. upper dublin hosting plymouth white marsh. check out the wheels on number 6. that's upper dublin's michael cot ham bowling his way through like a pinball. stays on his feet. 74 yards, catch me if yo

alexandra: equivale a nuevos puestos para los funcionarios en camden. este premio fue otorgado por el depto de la policia. >> para tener un contaco positivo. alexandra: han sido muchas horas por el cambio de personal seran 19 millones de dolares que van a ser invertido. ilia: esto fue lo que quedÓ despues de un voraz incendio. ocurriÓ en una casa de dos pisos. en un periodo de 30 minutos paa poder extinguir las llamas. investigan quÉ inciÓ las llamas. octubre es el mes de la concientizaciÓn de la violencia domestica. edwin: esta mujer enfrentÓ violencia domestica. desafortunadamente al rededor de 12 millones de personas desarrollaron violencia domestiaca en estados unidos. sin embargo, uno de los mayores miedos es la deportaciÓn. >> hay lugares en donde las mujeres pueden ir a denciar puede llamar, marta recomienda hablar y no quedarse callado. marta: ayuda hay lo que pasa es que nosotros nos encerramos. edwin: obama aha dicho que bajar los crimenes de odio, cosa que ha afectado a la comunidad lgtb. ilia: la ciudad de philaelphia quiere poner un freno.

camden catholic hosting shawnee, and the fighting irish feeling lucky. opening drive of t second half, rod mccoy deep to streeter behind the defense. a 58-yard pitch and catch. camden catholic wins it 28-7. >> marking breast cancer awareness month as they host harry truman. abingdon's darryl davis skipping through the defense. there's a reason why this team is called the galloping ghosts. he hops over the d and just short of the end zone. the ghosts win. pennsbury on the doorstep. get out of the way. they won a close one 21-19. neshaminy trying to stay among the ranks of the unbeaten. on the road at bensalem. will dogbow on the run and into the end zone. big there. neshaminy improves to 8-0. winning 35-22. bird a eye view of the action with some skylights. father judge battling saint joe's prep. darryl simmons with a nice grab, and the kid's got more moves than a u-haul truck. down the side, over the pylon for six. they win 35-13 and remain unbeaten. beautiful south jersey. woodstown at deptford. tough night comfortable the road -- for the road team. the

it's where 80 young camden kids ages 5 to 14 years old. the camden raiders are learning about life. some of them playing for the first time. >> somebody to go ahead and act like that out here and the kids have to witness it, from the field and then we find out that day put some kind of racist sine on the back of our field houses, it's crushing. >> city crews and volunteers worked to cover up the anti-semit anti-semitic -- someone citied the fields with a four-whole truck leaving the team without a home field in a league without funding, it's all volunteer. >> sometime after the sun went down, somebody thought they would come in and further deface the property. >> crews worked for hours to make repairs and make it safe again. it brought her samercedes and h to tears. >> obviously this is a despicable act. the green spaces, open spaces, park land in the city are critical to the community. >> police say surveillance video will help lead them to the suspect or suspects who will face consequences, coach kelly and his team athey have got on their side along with a family of support and co

. >>> developing to night in camden county prosecutors charged local man with trashing a youth football field and defiesing it with a swastika. good evening, i'm lucy noland. >> i'm iain page. >>> thanks for joining us. fox 29 was the first to bring you this story last week and our bruce gordon is live at that camden field tonight. bruce, this had big impact on the kids in the neighborhood. >> reporter: yeah, it sure di did. the charge here is criminal mischief. but the act is far worse than that sounds. want to seat face of a man who would destroy a child's safe haven and then plaster it with universal symbol of hatred. we're about to show you. youth football coach robert kelly is you vase the newly seeded field then takes a look at the man charged with making those repairs necessary. >> it's a shame. jeez, he's young. you know, he just ruined his life. >> reporter: cam cun tee police charged with 28-year-old alexander peters of gloucester city with deliberately driving his pickup truck over the rain soaked football field sunday before last. he topped off the vandalism by spraying pain

as they clean up after last week's storms turn to camden and left to hope mils pi pass. take a look at airport travel conditions. this is going to change any minute now. fort lauderdale closing the airport at 10:30 this morning and expect delays and cancellations. flights are canceled so we will update but flying south will be a problem because of hurricane matthew. 440 at capital boulevard, few headlights out there but everyone is moving the speed limit on this thursday. >> thanks, stefan. 5:37 on your thursday morning. a funeral fit for a superhero. why hundreds came dressed as batman, ironman and wonder woman to remember a 6-year-old shot and killed on his school's spots ahead of the storm. we'll tell you how farms are reaching out to help. [music] >> dr. stanley: we can understand and realize, it's through the gospel that you and i can be absolutely assured at what paul said when he said, "absent from the body, present with the lord." we don't have to fear death. it's through the gospel that our whole eternity has been changed. ? ? ? ? can you say i love it? ? ? oh l

this field is behind the milandra hall community center in camden.t hadn't been used for some 10 years. the league started using it. the city says it is on this. it plans to be out here first thing tomorrow morning. it's going bring top soil and rakes and get this field back in shape. unfortunately it won't be ready for saturday's game. so the team will have to play their game away they're going to have to come up with the money so they can get buses and revs for their away game. but even though this is sad story, it highlights the good that's being done in this community. lucy. >> it is bringing folks together. too bad it had to happen, though. dawn, thanks so much. >>> one-two below for drake fans we told you last week the musician canceled his philadelphia show on thursday. >> it turns out he's postponing the rest of his summer tour. the reason, he's got an injury ankle. his spokeswoman says doctors have advised him to cancel the three remaining dates of his summer 16 tour and drake is not going to hit the stage until 2017 when he heads to europe

. >>> developing story out of camden county.s are trying to figure out what brought down a small plane in lindenwold this afternoon. mack us willy, the two people on board that plane survived and nobody on the ground was injured when that plane crashed into a residential area. rescue crews were able to pull two people from that wreckage and get them to the hospital in time. fox 29's chris o'connell is outside cooper university hospital in camden where those victims are recovering tonight. chris? >> reporter: iain, that's right. two men, a pilot and a passenger, remain here at cooper university hospital tonight in camden. nothing short of amazing they have sorry viewed after a plane they were flying in crashed into a residential neighborhood here in camden county in the middle of the afternoon. the gawkers were out all night snapping pictures and getting a closer look. after all, it's not every day a plane crashes in your neighborhood. it happened minutes before dorothy williams happened to come home earlly from work. >> pulled u

northbound side at camden, your detour to turn to camden and left to the bypass. flying out to major airports despite the storm. >> i doubt orlando will stay that way. >> i know. ali tweeted everything looks okay at rdu but check ahead. >>> what do hurricane plane do?? >> we'll give you an inside after over 20 years in congress, senator richard burr has been making washington work... for himself. burr voted 5 times to raise his own pay, making over $3.6 million. but it's not just that. on a bill to make insider trading by congressmen illegal, burr voted no, calling the law a waste of time. that's how 20 years in washington has changed richard burr. women vote is responsible for the content of this advertising. >>> welcome back. the time is 5:10 on this thursday morning. we're going through the latest with hurricane matthew and here's what it means for us in north carolina. you'll see the storm staying out to sea off the coast of georgia, south carolina, and continuing to take that morning. the good news is sunday morning is expected to be a bit weaker now, a categ

he said he played football all his life, could relate to the kids in camden. he was out here all day helping the crews from the public works department in camden get this field fixed. is that amazing or what? so big game ball to bill donald down in delaware. bill, we thank you, and we're going to walk over here now. and we've got four of the kids who play, we got one of the moms of the kids, and we've got one of the nine coaches of this team. we'll start with mom. and our coach robert kelly is coming on now with his three kids. all right. can we see your jersey first of all mom? i want to read it. i don't do the keep calm thing, i'm a football mom. proudly on the back of the jersey her son's name and number. all right? there is the son with the number 22 jersey. you guys all smiling out here. what did you think of the outpouring yesterday? >> oh, it was beautiful. we appreciate everything and everybody coming out and supporting us, and helping us, and it is for the kids. we do it for the kids. >> what's it like having a mom who is like a vince lombardi type co

. >> what is biggest thing you took place here in camden over the summer?i mean, over the summer, i would say -- past the summer with the shoots of 8-year-old girl. >> it has been a while since i caught up with my mother-daughter police pair for a ride along in camden, not long before we came across blinking lights and we were jumping out of the truck and had no clue what we were walking into. lieutenant linda and her daughter cindy went to the colleagues who were surrounding a man they say was panhandling in the area, and making those in the area uncomfort able, they say he took off his shirt, they believe he wanted to get physical with sergeant they realized they were dealing with a person with mental issues, they kept their cool. and trained in deesscescalates situations that could explode. >> i asked the sergeant, what is his last name, address him, hey mr., you know, how are you, make them understand you are treating them as a person, not just a person being investigated. you know, how can we help you. >> i had to ask if they were on edge with news of

in the past two years, nine other companies received tax breaks to move to camden. here's a list. they join the 76ers, subaru, american water works, holtec, actega, cooper, and lockheed martin. >>> there's a new place to do grocery shopping in philadelphia. people stood in a long line yesterday waiting to get into the new whole foods in spring garden. the store part of a development called rodan square, includes luxury apartments, cafe, cvs and branch of thomas jefferson university hospital. it is the second largest development project behind the comcast innovation and technology center. >>> today, an insurance company wants to remind you have a fire escape plan ready to go. nationwide having the first home fire drill day. you go to the website, learn to make a home fire escape plan. practice that drill today. nationwide did a survey, found 55% of parents say kids know what to do in event of a fire inside their house. >>> 5:57 now on saturday. today is the last day to register to vote in delaware. matt delucia is live in wilmington with what you need to know. matt? >> reporter: ro

there's some in camden and gloucester county and cumberland county that appears to be falling a part. all of that fairly low impact. there's a break up in the clouds and we are expecting sunshine later on in the morning and afternoon and spotty this afternoon. visibility is down in some spots, half mile in atlantic city, alunto -- allentown and reading and lancaster. some of you might encounter fog on the way in. high beams not a good idea when you're in the fog. 63 in philadelphia currently. 59 cool in allentown. 61 in reading. 61 in millville. 64 degrees in cape may. as we go through the afternoon, thinks improve. 62 degrees under the clouds. 10:00 a.m., there's sunny breaks noon, temperatures climbing to 69. 76 degrees is the high at 3:00 p.m. there's clouds and sun and chance of a spotty shower. we'll have the latest on hurricane matthew, a big one in the southern carribean. >> reporter: i have good news, starting toted septa regional rails back to normal. on july 1 they had a third of their athlete wiped out because of problems. 6 of the trains come back to service, when you add

act of to deprive camden kids of safe place to play. and symbol of hatred left behind for young and old to see. but coach kelly says his players, age five to 14, have already moved past the vandalism. as for his message to peters? >> all i can do is pray for the guy, that's it. >> pray for him? >> yes, we'll pray for him. i mean, he is still our brother at the end of the day. he might have did something stupid like there is everybody is end tight told make mistakes, let's hope he finds it in his heart he did something stupid and overcome it and that's it. >> i'm told peters may have dodged a bullet. prosecutors in the case considered but rejected the idea of charging him with bias intimidation, hate crime that could have added significantly to his time behind bars. peters' facebook page includes number of racially insensitive images. in camden, i'm bruce gordon, "fox 29 news". >> prosecutors are accusing bill cosby's lawyers of stretching the truth as they try again to get a sexual assault case against him thrown out. his lawyers are co

let's get straight out to bruce gordon who's is live in camden tonight. bruce, what a set back. >> reporter: yeah, sure is, dawn. the kids dozens of them age five to 14 who use this field were hoping to get out here little later this afternoon to practice football i won't be easy with all of this repair work going on but now add to go all of that injury, another insult. the discover receive a nazi swastika painted on a building on this complex. fox 29 has chosen to blur the offending image spray painted on to the wall of the concession stand at the all already vandalized may schultz park football field. there it was. an antisemitic symbol, the anti antisemitic symbol on yom kipp kippur. >> that nazi symbol is -- it's the one symbol you see you just stop and instant tannoysly recognize, okay, that's a symbol of hatred. >> swastika was quickly power washed from the building. >> and public works crews got back to work repairing the football field. carved up sunday afternoon by someone driving a four by four pickup truck. camden police say multiple security c

they responded to eighth and chestnut streets in camden.hey tell us to find a man who had been shot in the chest. they say that he was laying on the corner in front of crystal lounge which right at the corner of eighth and chestnut. at this hour a lot of unanswerad questions. we're waiting to hear what led to the shooting. we don't police have any motive or suspects in custody a man was shot in the chest. we were we believe he was taken to cooper hospital. no word on his condition tonight. lucy. >> thank you very much, shawnette. delaware is a considering a controversial step to stop violence in schools it is considering banning phones. report by state leaders recommending that ban not only apply to students but parents and teachers as well. the state commissioned the study after the death of amy joyner francis. she died after a fight in the bathroom at a howard high school of technology last april. a stunt recorded what happened on a phone and the study claims phones aggravate school violence, reaction to the recommendations 96 mixed. >> t

they will decide whether to demolish camden high school and build a new one. it would finally give students the school building they deserve. and they will decide if they will approve funding for 1$130 million project. >>> a new innational flight is coming to philadelphia international airport iceland air just announced non-stop service to iceland, fares aprisy but cheaper than other airlines. travelers play between $700 and $1,000 for a round trip ticket. mayor kenney was on hand for the announcement this morning. >>> alicia vitarelli is live in the news owe room with a preview of 4:00. >> it's an interesting move. the country's largest shopping mall announced they will be closed on thanksgiving and that means that black friday will actually start on black friday. will other retailers follow suit? we'll look at 4:00. >>> and a philadelphia teacher gets the surprise of a lifetime this morning. the tears are flowing there and cheers erupted as she was awarded with what is known as the oscars of education. hear from her all new at 4:00, take us with you on the g

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coming up on "action news" tonight police in camden have arrested the vandal that they say destroyed a youth football field. >> thousands of children get brand new winner coats today to keep them bundled and warm through the winter. >> you may want the winter coat by the weekend. yesterday 82 and today felt like summer 84. even warmer tomorrow and then the big change, i'll have the details in the accuweather forecast. >> and the eagles are getting ready for the return of one sam bradford. it happens at the linc on sunday ducis rogers with the story when we continue in just a moment. when government bureaucrats refused to approve a cancer vaccine equally for both girls and boys, i stepped in to change that rule. when my own party held up recovery funds after sandy hit us, i took them on and won. and when veterans were forced to travel out of state for health care, i brought in new local clinics and expanded services. but there's much more to do. my mission is to protect south jersey's way of life. i'm frank lobiondo and i approve this message. >>> camden county police tracked down a s

over at new jersey, watching the road to camden. a live shot of 38. route 70. not a whole lot of traffic, but we have good news, conditions are very clear, thanks to erika martin. take a look at the rest of the majors in new jersey. new jersey turnpike, route 42, we're good to go. when i come back, we'll take a look at the schuylkill and mass transit. >> now, your nbc10 "first alert" weather. >> i love that francesca is getting credit for the good conditions. i love that, it's mostly chilly and clear skies expect that for today due to a high pressure system. right now, conditions -- well, temperatures are really chilly. mt. pocono, 38. reading at 46. pottstown, 45 degrees. warmer in philadelphia at 58. millville fares better at 61. atlantic city, a fapair of 5s f you. 74 by noon. keeping it in the mid-70s by late this afternoon into the evening hours. we do have a great day in the forecast. and it doesn't look like we'll seal clouds developing until tomorrow. although we do have a dense fog advisory in effect for 9:00 a.m. for berks county. and i do think we wi

i witness news in the city of camden one of several locations offering alternative to what is come only known as mischief night. reaching out to children at a young age can lead to important relationship building. >> we want toen gaining the community and make an impact and build trust with the community and that's been our objective and so far we're achieving that with challenges. however, we continue to just build trust with the neighborhoods and kids and. >> shortly before the event began a couple dozen folks road by a quads. some guest toured at officers and police did not make arrests. officers anticipated the bad weather and moved things inside rather quickly. the event runs until 7 p.m. >> and residents are on edge in italy after another strong earthquake strikes. building that collapsed and cracks appearing in roadways. after the break we'll show you more of the damage caused by this latest natural disaster and hundreds of women join together with a common goal in mind. beating breast cancer for g we'll take you to a special fundraiser. lauren. >> strong storms raceing across th

this year the team's brand new training complex in camden.ches of all ages and levels sat court side to ask questions and get advice directly from the coach and his staff. and looks like brett joined them as well. >> good guy. >> flyers didn't enjoy them. >> no, a wild game in chicago. very strange. it's not how you start, it's how you finish. both are problems for the flyers tonight in chicago. late in the first period, ivan falls down. rasmussen, and gave up four goals on 16 shots. yanked with the fliers down 4-0. and claude giroux, second of the nights, fourth of the season. 4-2. and sean couturier, 4-3. less than two minutes, flyers on the power play, wayne simmonds, the flyers score three goals in 3:12. but chicago scores three. and they make it 5-4. the fliers lose a strange game 7-4 the final. >>> if the eagles are to get back on track, they have to go through the nfl's top team. and also through their former quarterback. the eagles host sam bradford and the vikings. brad ford was traded to them right before the season began. the vikin

king had spent time in in camden. half away at 920 newton street. >> i can't see it going down. i really can't. >> reporter: art on the front of of the house shows dr. king and there's even a did he if you know url mlk house.org research indicates however that dr. king likely visited the house to comfort an ailing friend but was never known to live there. >> joey granger lives four doors down and says that's historic enough for him. >> everybody knows that. they didn't do ben franklin. why do martin luther king? >> nobody is going to at least not to 753 walnut where teenaged king lived upstairs in a back room of the home belonging to a cousin of king's good friend walter mccall. it was during that period that he first learned about non-violence and when he took part in his first civil rights action in maple shade. >> so it was his first and walter mccall new him since he was a 15-year-old kid. so, um, unless he was involved in something pre-being 15, maple shed new jersey was literally his first civil rights activity.

la maÑana un dÍa regular hasta que varios oficiales llegaron a el domicilio de esta residente en camdenpolicÍa llegÓ y me pidio la identifica, me dijo que era su hija, y que lo seno ttÍan mu, pero que mi mamÁ habÍa fallecido cruzando la calle. alexandra: llegÓ a estados unidos con una maleta llena de sueÑos. >> se dedicaba a cocinar y todos en su trabajo estaban unos como en shock tambiÉn cuando me vieron llegar y decirles que Álamo tabalamentaban mucho, peÁ habÍa muerto. alexandra: ocurriÓ el accidente el lunes, testigos relatan que la vÍctima caminaba hacia su trabajo como lo hacÍa todos los dÍas. >> la transportaciÓn no manejaba, todos los dÍas cogia aquÍ el primer bus, y otro para hasta el trabajo. extranje alexandra: una de las hija de la vÍctima dicen que es el deseo que su mamÁ ser enterrada en mÉxico. pero hasta el momento serÁ imposible por la falta de recursos. de regreso aquÍ en vivo en camden, hoy hablamos con el abogado de secas, el conductor del vehÍculo se quedÓ en el lugar para cooperar con las autoridades, es toda la informaciÓn, regresamos a los estudios. ilia: muchas

that's the camden skyline mainly clear conditions, picture-perfect out there right now. it's a little chilly. frost advisory remains in effect until 9:00 a.m. interior sections of south jersey from the pine barrens westward and camden and gloucester and burlington county. the far western suburbs, pottstown, reading, those areas out there, we're seeing temperatures down as low as 32, 33 degrees. reading, 38. pottstown, 33. allentown, 35. quaker town 32. you get the idea there's chilly stuff out there. millville, 39. hammonton, 36 at this point. trenton, 40. philadelphia 46, cape may, villas, dell haven, 52. atlantic city at the airport, 41. satellite and radar, crystal clear, mostly sunny skies expected out there today, high temperatures topping out in the mid 60s. gray? >> okay, chris thank you so much for the update. >>> new this morning, firefighters hurt while fighting flames in southwest philadelphia. this happened at a house on the 6900 block of grossbeak place at 2:30 a.m. the injured firefighter being treated at penn presbyterian hospital for minor injuries. >>> a

the school will serve up to 750 kindergarten through eighth great camden students. >> this beautifulacility is not only a lasting imprint, that like a phoenix rising from the ashes, camden is soaring high. >> the school is scheduled to be ready for students by the fall of next year. >>> a family was forced to evacuate their house during hurricane matthew. >> and when they got to a shelter, they arrived as a family of seven. now they arrive home avenue the storm a family of eight. . >>> and ahead at 5:00, caught on camera, surveillance images show two men police say robbed a south jersey home. >>> don't forget to vote for this week's high school game of the week. here are your choices, downington east, versus bishop shanahan. call or text your vote with the number on your screen or vote online at nbc10.com. when i was one year old, i was diagnosed with a rare form of cancer on my spinal chord. but i spent my whole life fighting back. so you can imagine what i thought when i saw donald trump say... "i don't know what i said, ah, i don't remember!" "that reporter he is talking about suf

police in camden county need your help identifying a car used in multiple robberies that happened inspan of 37 minutes. pennsauken and haddon township police say this dark colored japan was used in three armed robberies. it all started at 1:00 yesterday afternoon at a citgo station on route 130 in pennsauken, another citgo station was hit in the same town before robbing a third station three minutes later in haddon township. no one was hurt in the robberies. if you happen to know anything about this, you're asked to call police. >>> that is the sound of matthew's fury as it pounded haiti with wind and rain. and today president obama will track the storm and meet with officials at the federal emergency management agency. he had been scheduled to campaign for hillary clinton in florida today. the strength of hurricane matthew, the most powerful atlantic storm since 2007 made mr. obama change his plans. matthew is now heading for florida, georgia and both coasts of the carolinas. fema has already deployed manpower and supplies to those four states. >>> evacuations are under way in the b

. >> camden castle on the hill. its >>> it is an unfortunate reality we see all too often, person with a gun shooting inside a building. tonight one local community trying to prepare for the unthinkable, and our david spunt traveled to williamstown, new jersey, and was the only television reporter allowed inside the controlled chaos. >> possible shots fired. >> this is a senseless act. >> can't look at the paper or watch the news for a week without seeing an active shooter somewhere in our country. >> shots fired. >> but this frantic call for help is only a drill. >> one shooter in the basement. two on the stairwell. >> very nerve wracking. >> monroe township police chief john mcewen gave "eyewitness news" exclusive as second to the department's active shooter simulation. mayor taken hostage, by two men, who identify themselves as sovereign citizens, who are upset with him and local government. the monroe township officers were ready, they started preparing month ago, and this was their moment. >> members of the act

. >>> police in camden are launching a new initiative to bolster relations with the community.camden county police department will announce a partnership with next door, a social network for neighborhoods together they use technology to improve the relationship between officers and the people they serve. >>> the people in easton say they have a parking ticket problem. 90% of tickets totaling $719,000 remain unpaid. last month, city council agreed to a plan to allow offenders to settle past tickets for half the price. an enticement to get people to pay. only about 1,000 tickets were paid. now officials say police will begin placing boots on the cars of those who have outstanding fines. >>> now to business news. samsung is feeling the pain from the failure of its new smartphone. we check with in landon dowdy to explain it. she has the rest of our cnbc news. landon? >> hi there, rosemary. samsung shares are sharply lower. it's been forced to halt production of the galaxy note 7. some of the phones overheat and burst into flames, replacement devices the south korean electronics gia

and camden aflow in pink. this is 15 year for lights forever the cure campaign.ou can get more information cbs philly.com/cure. kate. >> we like to call it friday eve around here. the weekend is just about upon us and we've got mild weather to talk about. upper 50s in poconos with few clouds both days in city and mostly sunny, 70 saturday and 67 on sunday with chance for shower and shore looks good as well with temperatures in 60s. we'll see sun on day. better chance for sho when government bureaucrats refused to approve a cancer vaccine equally for both girls and boys, i stepped in to change that rule. when my own party held up recovery funds after sandy hit us, i took them on and won. and when veterans were forced to travel out of state for health care, i brought in new local clinics and expanded services. but there's much more to do. my mission is to protect south jersey's way of life. i'm frank lobiondo and i approve this message. 5pmz zi0z ank lobiondo y25pmy yi0y 5pkz zi0z y25pky yi0y our mean are morning team is become tomorrow sfwlxt i'm ukee washington.

camden county police are still searching for the culprits.oach calls the act horrible considering the organization helps keep children out of trouble. we'll have a live report at 5:00 a.m. with more from that a and agree coach. >> philadelphia schools are already strapped for cash and now a montgomery county man is accused of embezzling funds from the district. 46-year-old david shulick was indicted yesterday accused of conspiring with chaka fattah jr. using bank loans for personal expenses. if convicted he faces prison time and restitution up to $3.8 million. fattah jr. was convicted back in february. >> ♪ >> donald trump says the shackles are off. and went on a twitter tirade against gop leader whose say they will no longer defend the gop nominee while hillary clinton and her is your gates continue their campaign swings through battleground statements abc's angelica spanos reports. >> reporter: donald trump bringing the heat. >> i wouldn't want to be in a fox hole with a lot of these people including ryan, especially ryan. >> reporter: trum

an act of deprived camden kids of a safe place to play. symbol of hatred left behind for young and old to see. but coach kelly says his players ages five to 14 have already moved past the vandalism. as for his message to peters -- >> all i can do is pray fort guy. that's it. >> reporter: you'd pray for him. >> yeah, we'll pray for him. he's still our brother at the at the end of the day. he did something stupid like this. everybody is entitled to make mistake. let's hope he find it in his heart he did something stupid and overcome it. >> reporter: peters may have dodged a bullet. prosecutors in this case considered but ultimately rejected the idea of charging him with bias intimidation a hate crime, that could have added significant toll his time behind bars. peters facebook page includes a number of racially incentive images n camden, i'm bruce gordon, fox 29 news. >>> so happy police got their man. >>> images you'll have a hard time forgets this police officer was on the beat when she sudden hal to dodge oncoming car that. car was very o