carlton and friends of mr. and the effects and the various amounts of the substances and how they would affect the body. and that was powerful evidence to show that they knew full well what these substances would do and informed this company to sell them. >> carlton decided not to fight and has pled guilty to three counts -- possession with intent to distribute controlled substance analog, money laundering, and misbranding. it could send him to prison for life. >> i can't justify anything that i did. and i don't intend to. i mean, the only thing that i hope to do is let as many people know as possible that no matter how hard you're -- you try to be safe and no matter how hard you think you -- or how well you think you have it under control somebody's going to get hurt or even die. these chemicals are so dangerous that all it takes is for someone to just have some of it and not know what they have. >> yet you did think that -- you thought you were smart enough to handle it and smart enough to think that your cus

. >> the investigation leads the officers to evidence in inmate carlton moran's laundry bag and they quickly take him off the yard. >> turn around and walk towards us. keep going, keep going. keep going, keep going. stop. he's clearly a suspect. >> what do you want to do with this one? >> he needs to go to the clinic. have them do a 7219. strip him out again in there. 7219. check his hands real good and check his socks. see if he has any -- maybe any redness or blood splatter around his shins. >> you do everything the officer tells you to do, okay? >> not a problem. >> while they're searching his laundry bag, they found pants that had suspected blood stains. they utilized a test to do it and it tested presumptive positive for blood so therefore he's a suspect. so pending the investigation we'll go ahead and put him in administrative segregation. >> why do you want to go to administrative segregation? >> not at this time. >> we'll note it on the lockup order. basically what happened was an inmate was assaulted in the gym, right? after we did a thorough search, pants located in your la

we cannot see that. >> reporter: but while heco studied the problem, homeowners like carlton ho were left waiting. it had been a year and a half that his system had sat unused. it's got to be frustrating. >> yes. like, you come home, you look at the panels on your ceiling, and you know you can't do anything with it. the bill comes every month. you know you've got two bills because i still have my financing. i have to pay for that. i have my electric bills, so... >> reporter: ho was left paying his regular electric bill, about $150 a month, plus another $240 a month in payments for the $23,000 solar panels he'd bought but couldn't use. >> hawaiian electric needs to and has taken steps to work with our customers to find solutions that works for them and works for the grid. and we haven't been perfect. it hasn't been a perfectly smooth process. >> reporter: there have been some ugly moments, frankly. >> there have been some very, very tough moments. it's been learning moments for us within the utility. >> reporter: and for the solar industry, which took a big hit when the utility slowed

and to give a sense of where we are, we're right across the street from the ritz-carlton hotel in san francisco's knob hill neighborhood. of course, people telling us this morning that it's very unusual to see police out here. now, initial unconfirmed reports came in from someone who said he spotted a woman on the staircase. police will continue to be out here for several hours. they say we are waiting on a sergeant to get more information. and we'll have more updates for you later on in the show. reporting live for now, in san francisco, janet oh, abc 7 news. >>> in nepal, the death toll has gallon grown higher following the earthquake. more than 3,600 people declared dead. tens of thousands are sleeping outdoors due to constant-ac aftershocks and fear of more collapses. the kathmandu airport is filled with nepalis and international visitors desperate to get out. some planes are unable to land, because of congestion. one new yorker tells abc news it's a complete mad house. alyssa harrington is live in the newsroom with more. >> reporter: the devastation hits close to home for many he

this is across from the ritz carlton in the knob hill neighborhood. police are not saying much about what happened but we do know the medical examiner is there and part of stockton is blocked off right now. we have calls in to the police department. we'll of course bring you the latest information as soon as it becomes available to us. >> we move now to a developing story from nepal. the number of dead rise big the hour from that devastating earthquake. >> it is so tragic. ay

my photographer rachel and i passed another crime scene a block west of the ritz carlton. there was a vehicle pursuit that ended and the suspect and their vehicle, they lost contact with that person getting onto the bay bridge. the pedestrian was taken to the san francisco general hospital. according to the san francisco police department and apparently, is in critical condition with life threatening injuries. as you can see, it is an absolute sea of crime scene tape down here right now. that is what is going on. we are still waiting for a member of the san francisco police department to come out here and brief us as to exactly what happened. we did get an e-mail about five minutes after we started our 11:00 p.m. newscast. with that updated information of a possible hit and run involving a vehicle, a pedestrian. we were initially told the pedestrian may have been hit here at the corner of curney and california. what we do know, liz and brian, is that that pedestrian is in critical condition now. >> thank you andria. >>> more cement has been found caked along a creek in oak

that is directly across the street from the ritz-carlton hotel.hey don't believe there was any foul play. the medical examiner's office has taken the body away so an autopsy can be performed to determine a cause of death. >>> the death toll continues to rise in nepal this morning, fog a devastating earthquake on saturday. more than 3,700 people have now been declared dead from the 7.8 magnitude quake. rescue workers are still struggling to reach vulnerable mountain villages two days after the disaster. many are camping outside. thousands of nepalis are fleeing kathmandu, fearing aftershocks, as well as shorjs of food and water. the airport is filled with folks from the country and international visitors all trying to get out, and more aftershocks struck today. the largest ranging between 4.2 and 4.6. abc news reporter susan saulny has more. >> reporter: tens of thousands are shell shocked and sleeping in the streets or make shift tent cities this morning as the death toll surged past 3,000 from the earthquake that ripped across the himalayan natio

with the rebel threat largely contained, commanding officer general james carlton decides to go aftere the union army was preoccupied. >> these navajo savages, they are far past the point of talking to. they need to be whipped and they need to fear us. >> carleton believed the indians, particularly the navajos, had to be put on a reservation, essentially turn them into farmers, educate their kids, bring them into american civilization. >> the general selects a parcel of land in southeast new mexico called round forest for his grand experiment. if the navajos refused to move, carson is to kill them on site. >> can you handle that? >> to take people from the land that they know and to put them in a land that they don't know is disastrous to the way that people live. they are not able to hunt the same kind of game that they usually hunt, they are not able to cultivate the same food. a lot of people died once put on reservations. >> carson is in a real predicament here. to refuse a commanding officer is insubordination and carson always follows orders. yet to carry out these atrocities wo

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we're standing in front of the ritz carlton. we have been told that there is a body on the step there is. we have seen police taking pictures on the steps just below the balcony. we have seen them shining a flashlight on on the balcony. again a body found on the steps of the home across the seat from the ritz carlton hotel. we'll let you know what we find out. live from san francisco i'm tara moriarty. back to you. >> thank you. we'll talk to you later. >>> we do continue to follow the very latest developments on the massive 7.8 earthquake in ma pam. the biggest challenge is for crews trying to rescue people trapped in villages. police are saying more than 3700 people have died. doctors without borders sending eight teams to nepal. they will run a mobile clinic nearly 100 strong aftershocks have delayed rescue efforts. >> the ground is shaking. >> so far 18 of the people killed were in an earthquake. i mean in the earthquake died on an avalanche. he and another climber headed to a tent to create a pocket of air. three americans

they're in a domestic call at the ritz carlton. >> kelly fuller answered the door in tears and thereere visible signs on her mouth and forehead. his wife became violent for confronting him about being unfaithful. >> you agree to complete the program. >> the judge spent a night in jail and later agreed to enter a program that includes counseling. fuller appointed by george zimmerman bush in 2000 has been criticized before for his behavior. he had an affair with his courtroom assistant which led to a messy divorce. his 8 yaition firm does -- his eight of yais firm doesaviation firm doesmillions of dollars of work with the faa. judge, welcome. what should happen to judge fuller? >> well, in my view the process should run its course. the judicial council should make a recommendation to the house of representatives that judge fuller be impeached and i think that the house should proceed with impeachment proceedings and if the evidence is presented i'm reasonably confident that the house of representatives will conclude that he has not displayed the good behavior that is required of federa

. >> we are at the residences at the ritz carlton in center city. >> this is their new designer model. >> it's one of 270 luxury units here. >> and did we mention it comes with valet parking?! >> and some pretty stunning views of city hall and the philly skyline. >> as the weather turns warm and flowers get ready to bloom, it's time to flaunt

it happened at the carlton condominium high rice along four mile run. firefighters hooked a chain between the car and the fire truck. they cut through a fence to get to the two people. they got them out safely. >>> it's model work to keep you safe. loud loudoun county has built a metro line in leesburg. the county has been installing tracks and fencing and a third rail system. they plan on using it to train firefighters to respond to fire and smoke emergencies. there are still a few years until the silver line expands through loudoun but the chief says he wants to begin training his hundreds of firefighters as soon as he can, especially after recent emergencies. >> the incident in january provided more of a realism that this is -- it can happen. it's not if but when. >> loudoun is buying old rail cars for the simulator at a cost of just $1 each. 1400 firefighters and first responders will train at that site. >>> well it could get more expensive to shop and park in the district if new mayor muriel bowser gets her way. she submitted her first budget propo

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it's happening across the from the ritz carlton in the city's nob hill neighborhood. the death is not considered suspicious. in addition to that body, we know that a dog was led away from the scene on a leash. that staircase on stockton street is still blocked off while police continue to conduct their investigation. >>> the situation in nepal is developing by the minute. right now more than 3700 people are confirmed dead in the wake of saturday's powerful earthquake. that number sadly expected to rise as rescue crews reach for most parts of the country. >>> "today in the bay's" kris sanchez has been monitoring this story all morning long. she joins us with the rescue and relief efforts. >> good morning. a member of stanford emergency medical response program is headed over to help assess the situation there on the ground in kathmandu and depending on what they find a stanford team of doctors and nurses could soon follow. our search and rescue team were not deployed but these are some of the 57 members of the southern california counter parts who were deployed. loadin

they're in a domestic fight now at the ritz-carlton. >> according to the police report officers said when they arrived, kelly fuller acknowledged the door in tears and there were visible lacerations to her mouth and forehead. when police asked judge fuller how she was injured he told police she attacked him and he was defending himself because his wife became violent after confronting him for being unfaithful. judge fuller was charged with misdemeanor battery spent a night in jail and later agreed to enter a court program that includes counseling. fuller appointed by george w bush in 2002 has been credit sides before for his behavior. he had an affair with his courtroom assistant which led to a messy public divorce and presided over federal cases while his aviation firm does millions of dollars of business with the justice democratic. now a special five-judge committee is looking into conduct with his wife and could recommend that congress impeach him. john siegenthaler, al jazeera. >> al jazeera spoke to u.w. lemon, a former federal judge who worked with mark fuller in alabama. we a

second-story no encroachment and on the third-story essentially stacking what's on the srtd we're carlton this behind the line and creating a bathroom so you can get two rooms staircase and a bathroom and that's about all you can get open the third-story that's the variance that is in front of you versus what already there lastly i'm going to show you a parcel map and really this is useful to see that as you can see it is blue blind is the easement and as you can see many encroachments from other homes their garages in the easement and this is in the rear yard easement already and slight piefls this home in the rear yard already you know what drove me to this is the neighbors have repeating said i think this is the papers there's no three stories in sea crystal-clear i live on lake street 5 doors away the house has 3 fwloorz over a garage it's not the case there's three stories every with or where people have means and live in a area like specific heights for areas to do that if you have questions on the detail of how we got where we are alice has handled this and the arithmetic and proje

this is across from the ritz carlton in the knob hill neighborhood. police are not saying much about what happened but we do know the medical examiner is there and part of stockton is blocked off right now. we have calls in to the police department. we'll of course bring you the latest information as soon as it becomes available to us. >> we move now to a developing story from nepal. the number of dead rise big the hour from that devastating earthquake. >> it is so tragic. "today in the bay's" kris sanchez here with the latest including how the bay area is helping out with relief efforts. >> let's start with the counts. more than 3700 people dead and 7,000 people injured. and of course there are a lot of folks still unaccounted for. here's part of the bay area efforts. stanford already deployed one member of their semper team, stanford emergency medical for emergency response which will assess the information. a stanford medical team could follow. our urban search and rescue team was not deployed however 57 members of the southern california counterpa

brothers ramon williams and carlton hipps are charged with the murder. >>> tonight, we're getting a look at the mother accused of abandoning her son in a park. parler returned to philadelphia yesterday after spending several days in a maryland hospital. police say parler ditched her quadriplegic son with nothing but a bible and a blanket at cobbs creek park. a passer by found the disabled man april 10th. parler is facing several charges, including attempted murder. >>> new at 6:00 police busted a jersey shore doctor accused of running a prescription pill ring. he could face life in prison if convicted. >> investigators uncovering about 1,000 oxycodone pills prescribed illegally. police also arrested five other people. philadelphia police trying to figure out if a chinese food delivery man was shot and killed in a botched robbery attempt. last night he was discovered in his car in the 500 block in crescentville. he'd been shot in the shoulder. police say he was making a food delivery to the hill creek apartment when the shooting happened. he was pronounced dead at the hospital. >> just ba

authorities charge ramon williams and carlton hicks with that murder. his family and several officers will be in harrisburg for the resolution. >>> seven minutes after 4:00. they'll host a meeting looking for ways to improve city schools without spending money. they want to turn some schools into community based schools. that involves partnering with colleges and hospitals to bring educational opportunities and health services to the community. the school will become places where the whole school could benefit. >> we have seen in research when these models have been applied, the academic clefl has increased. the health care has increased dramatically dramatically. >> they borrowed this from cincinnati where it's working. he said the target schools where more than 40% sf families are living below the poverty line. >>> now "nbc 10" first alert weather with bill henley. >> 8 minutes after 4:00 where it is mostly dry. a few showers have t moving thunderstorms and gusty winds. right now, clouds at 41 degrees at mount pocono. trenton is at 46. in the clear at

carlton hipps and ramon williams are charged with wilson's murder. they're due in court next month. >>> in delaware county another farewell to a fallen police officer killed with his own service weapon. darby borough officer mark hudson was laid to rest yesterday near the community he served. a line of mourners paid their respects at st. joseph's church. in addition to serving as a police officer, the 26-year-old was a volunteer firefighter. >> he was a great guy. just sad to see his life taken so early at such a young age. >> just going through my mind over and over again, one minute he was there, laughing cracking jokes, and the next minute he was gone. >> hudson was shot once in the chest inside his house. his girlfriend tyaina finch, is charged with his murder. >>> new this morning, upper darby police tell us that a man turned himself in after he allegedly dropped his wallet during a robbery. according to police fred jones grabbed $140 from a woman after she withdrew it from a wells fargo atm on wednesday, but he dropped his wallet as he was runn

investigation underway in san francisco where a body was found right across the street from the ritz carltonhotel. we have a reporter heading to the scene will bring you the very latest. >>> were looking at the bridge commute now and traffic looks good on the san mateo bridge heading out to the high-rise. we'll tell you more about this right after -- the story had. >>> after weekend, saturday rang, temperatures rebounded a little bit yesterday. they will. they will continue that theme today. fortys and 50s now, there will be plenty of 80s inland. take a look at them. >>> good morning, everybody i'm brian flores. >> good morning, i'm pam cook. thank you for waking up with us. it's almost 4:30 in the morning. >> our old start time. >> yeah. how is the weather. >> 4:30 in the morning. the weather is going to be good. today will be the warmest day of the week. it's in the 40s and 50s now. only a hint of fog around the san mateo coast. other than that it looks good with sunshine and warm temps. up and over she goes. there will be a little built of a cooler temp -- little bit of cooler temps. napa

we could be competing against the four seasons or ritz-carlton.ple want to come back here is about the service. they say, betty, welcome back to the loews regency hotel. betty: it is a welcome tisch is extending for many this year, including nfl fans, new york tourists, and most importantly, his regency hotel guests. for tisch, a lot is riding on a simple hope that they enjoy the new hotel as much as he does. tisch: it is our best shot at it. we spent $100 million to reinvent the loews regency hotel. but always coming back to the basic of great service, but now in a new box. ♪ betty liu: this is "titans at the table." >> welcome aboard. betty: we are taking you to the high seas to find out how one classic vacation industry is keeping up with the modern age. arnold donald: and there she goes. betty: the cruise industry raked in more than $37 billion in revenue last year, setting sail with more than 21 million passengers. what does it take to be the biggest fish in the sea? we find out from the two biggest ceo's in the business. richard fain: they w

we could be competing against the four seasons or ritz-carlton.ple want to come back here is about the service. they say, betty, welcome back to the loews regency hotel. betty: it is a welcome tisch is extending for many this year, including nfl fans, new york tourists, and most importantly, his regency hotel guests. for tisch, a lot is riding on a simple hope that they enjoy the new hotel as much as he does. tisch: it is our best shot at it. we spent $100 million to reinvent the loews regency hotel. but always coming back to the basic of great service, but now in a new box. ♪ ♪ emily: by now, you know his story. the kid who started the social network in his harvard dorm room, grew it to 1.4 billion users, and became one of the wealthiest men in the world. but mark zuckerberg may not be done changing the world just yet. since taking facebook public, his bets have only gotten bigger. spending billions expanding his empire into photos, messaging, even virtual reality. internet.org may be his most audacious bet yet. featuring an epic battle with goog

carlton hipps and ramon wilson are charged with his murder. >>> another farewell to an officer killed with his own weapon. mark hudson was laid to rest. a line of mourners paid their respects at st. joseph's church. in addition to serving as a police officer the 26-year-old was a volunteer firefighter. >> he was a great guy. you know sad to see. >> still just going through my mind over and over again. one minute he was there, you know, alive and cracking jokes and the next minute he's gone. >> police say hudson was shot once in the chest last saturday inside of his apartment. his girlfriend tyaina finch, is charged with his murder. >>> it's a situation that put passengers way off-schedule. next, the wrong turn that landed this plane in a sticky spot of sorts. >>> plus a creative eye, steady hands, and lots of patience. the important project a local artist is working on ahead of the pope's visit to philadelphia. >>> and kind of a chilly easter morning for many of you, but the day will be shaping up very nicely. i'll show you your first alert nbc 10 weather forecast. that's coming up. ♪

it's directly across the street from the ritz carlton hotel. police tell abc 7 news they do not believe there was any foul play. >>> b.a.r.t. service is back to normal after smoke filled a san francisco station with smoke. it happened at the 16th street mission station at 7:15 this morning. passengers got off the train safely and were evacuated while crews ventilated the station. this is what it looked like on the platform as the smoke filled the air. this photo posted by erin eske. >>> big shocker for 16,000 mostly low income students attending college campuses. they learned the schools are shut down. that announcement came in an e-mail yesterday from corinthian colleges which runs hill college. we have more from the san francisco campus. janet? >> reporter: and cheryl, as of this morning, no one the being led in through the doors. students trying to go to class they were turned away. they had no idea their school was closing and now they're scrambling to figure out what to do next. students were greeted by security guards in san francisco. th

we could be competing against the four seasons or ritz-carlton.ple want to come back here is about the service. they say, betty, welcome back to the loews regency hotel. betty: it is a welcome tisch is extending for many this year, including nfl fans, new york tourists, and most importantly, his regency hotel guests. for tisch, a lot is riding on a simple hope that they enjoy the new hotel as much as he does. tisch: it is our best shot at it. we spent $100 million to reinvent the loews regency hotel. but always coming back to the basic of great service, but now in a new box. ♪ betty liu: hi. tom steyer: good morning. betty: tonight on "titans at the table" -- this place is gorgeous, it really is. i will be chatting with billionaire businessman turned environmental activist tom steyer. tom steyer was born and raised in the financial capital of the u.s., new york city, but chose to open his investment firm farallon capital management in san francisco. he founded the company in 1986 with $8 million, and by the time he stepped down in 2012, he turned

now authorities charge ramon williams and carlton hess with the murder. sergeant wilson's family will be in harrisburg for the solution. >> it is 5:06 and 56 degrees out at this time. school officials fired these people for putting racist photos on facebook. students walked out of class. >>> 5:06. a bill to legalize medical marijuana is on the way to the pennsylvania senate. a senate panel passed a bill to legalize medical marijuana for some treatments. sponsors made some changes to the bill from last year. this bill says who can recommend marijuana treatment and a monitoring system to track it. >> the expansion of the list of covered diseases also include h.i.v., aids glaucoma. the inclusion of neb bu lieization as a delivery method for medical can anybody bass has been added. >> lawmakers expect to tackle the bill as it makes its way through the legislature. >>> we have new information on when the senate will vote on president obama's nominee for attorney general. this has been held up for five months until a sex trafficking bill can be resolved. the se

ramon williams and carlton hipps were arrested and charged with wilson's murder. >>> fears over bird flu. as the onus spreads a cross the country, some local farmers are having to take precautions. this morning the impact an outbreak would have on a local economy. some competition for hillary clinton. we're following the race for the white house and the next candidate expected to throw his hat into the ring. >>> a cool start and a live view from the marquis de lafayette hotel. we'll see sunshine today but you might need your umbrella before we get to the weekend. neighborhood by neighborhood forecast when we come back. >>> now your "nbc 10" first alert weather with meteorologist bill henley. >> 5:38. we're less than half an hour away from sunrise. skies starting to brighten. look at this lovely view from center city from the comcast center. temperatures climbing. still falling. 55 degrees at northeast philadelphia. a little warmer than yesterday. 4 degrees compared to yesterday by this time. nothing to show you on the radar just yet but tomorrow the wet weather that's in the south. s

authorities have charged carlton hipps and ramon williams with wilson's murder. they are due in court next month. >>> the philadelphia police department begins a new train this morning to give them a perfect union workshop. they will launch this program at the national constitution center designed to show new recruits and remind seasoned offers about concept of fair and impartial treatment. ramsey co-chaired president obama's traffic force on community policing. >>> well, government officials, lawmakers and medical professionals will announce new details about the successful use of narcan in gloucester county. the drug reverses heroin overdoses and so far police officers there have used it to save the lives of more than 40 people since last september. >>> and the justice department is now looking into the case of a delaware family that may have been sickened by pesticide at their condo in the virgin islands. the esmond family was staying at a resort last month when they became very ill. the epa is investigating to see if a pesticide used to fumigate their room is

brothers carlton hipps and ramon williams are due in court next month for his murder. >>> and pennsylvania police will be able to carry the drug known as narcan that can prevent the deadly effects of taking heroin or oxycodon. state police will carry the drug in their patrol cars. the spokesperson says the policy will take effect in the coming weeks. now we checked and in the past only doctors and paramedics were able administer narcan. but in new jersey pennsylvania and delaware they all passed laws to allow police officers to give the anecdote as well. in some cases, a family member can also get a prescription for narcan if a relative overdoses at home. >>> the 2016 campaign is ramping up. >> another politician is expected to officially enter the race for the white house today. he has a familiar last name. coming up more on senator rand paul's background and which political name may soon join him in the race. >>> and the child found wandering alone in the middle of the street in delaware. we'll tell you how he likely ended up there and how police helped to reunite him with his family. >>

ramon williams and carlton hipps were arrested and charged with the murder. >>> daredevil nik wallendawill perform his latest stunt. he'll walk on top of the 400 foot tall orlando eye observation wheel. you can watch it during the "today" show right here on "nbc 10." >>> the eagles are gearing up for the nfl draft. >> the birds have 8 selections to make. the men who will work closely with coach chip kelly. ed marry fell in lis is the eagles vice president. he was raised in south jersey. he played quarterback at lasalle for two years. he told us he's always been a fan of the eagles that he now helps control. >> my dad philadelphia born and bred, so is my mother. been to eagles games grew up here so i understand the passion. i understand the expectations. i understand the standard and i'm fortunate to be here. >> you can catch more of our conversation with ed marynowitz. we'll take you live from chicago. you'll hear exclusively from head coach chip kelly. that's the eagles blueprint that airs sunday may 3rd 11:35 p.m. only on "nbc 10." your official tv station of the philadelphia eagles.

88neighborhood, where there is a heav stockton and pine streets right across the street from the ritz-carltonotel. officers were called to this location around 3:00 this morning. the area has been blocked off for what appears to be evidence gathering. we are hearing reports this may be a death investigation, but we have not yet confirmed that. we are working on getting that for you. a live picture now from the scene. police investigators are gathering evidence. you can see the yellow tape there around that building, as well as an officer standing there. they're just getting started, so definitely expect that road closure right there to be impacting the area for a little bit. abc 7 news reporter jana doe is gathering information and she will have a little report for us. we think this is a death investigation in san francisco's knob hill. >>> the death toll continues to rise in nepal following saturday's powerful 7.8 magnitude earthquake. more than 3,600 people have been declared dead and that number is sure to rise as rescue workers reach the more remote areas. tens of thousands are sleeping o

perry and carlton at the streets department have really dawn fantastic job and out done themselves. 600s across the city of philadelphia. >> in past year, spring cleanup efforts have resulted in millions of pounds of trash and recyclables being removed from the city. >>> and very exciting news for the taney dragons baseball league. their fields are going being renovator. philadelphia councilman kenyata johnson and the city parts and rec department visited the field to make the big aments announcement. total cost of the project is $170,000 and it will include sprucing up the fields new fencing and also repaving. >>> bingo for a great cause at the rittenhouse hotel. stephanie stahl was on hand for blink o a fundraiser to help fight duschenne muscular distrophy. the event was organized by cure duschenne a national non-profit. it's the deadliest and most common form of muscular distrophy and currently there's effective treatment or cure for this condition. >>> all right. justin, you know i could use another day like today. what do you think? can you deliver? >> we all can. i can deliver. i

. >> carlton h. e-mailed is this american community survey even legal? >> i'm laughing with you. this is the census that asks you everything possible, how much you make, where do you work what insurance do you buy, what route do you take to work? it is really, really intrusive. and by law you have to answer every single question. and if you don't when they mail it to you, they'll show up on your doorstep maybe more than once. they can fine you for this. i've never heard of that actually happening. here's why you want to cooperate. this decides often how much money your local schools are going to get whether there will be a new bus route. really, really impacts your government services. >> so it's valuable but it is uncomfortable. >> it is uncomfortable. >> imagine finding out your spouse wants to divorce you on facebook. >> and a reality tv show dad is getting ready to speak to abc's diane sawyer. >> olympic gold medalist bruce jenner is opening up to diane sawyer. abc news confirmed the exclusive interview will air friday as part of a special edition of "20/20." >> it will be je

carlton hippss and ramon are charged with his murder. >>> and another police officer killed with his own service weapon. darby borough officer mark hudson was laid to rest yesterday near the community he served. a line of mourners paid the respects at st. joseph's church in collindale. in addition to serving as a police officer, the 626-year-old was a volunteer firefighter. >> he was a great guy. just, you know, sad to see anybody taken so early, especially t such a young age. >> just going through my mind, over and over again. one minute he was there, laughing cracking jokes, and the next minutes he's gone. >> police say hudson was shot once in the chest last saturday inside of his apartment. his girlfriend, tyaina finch, is charged with his murder. >>> new this morning, upper darby police tell us that a man turned himself in after he allegedly dropped his wallet during a robbery. according to police fred jones grabbed $140 from a woman at a wells fargo atm on wednesday, but he dropped his wallet as he was running away. on thursday, the department posted this picture of jones on twi

ramone williams and carlton hipps are charged with murder. >>> it could end up costing the nfl $1 millionjudge in philadelphia gave final approve to a plan to settle thousands of concussion lawsuits filed by retired players. the lawsuit accused the league of hiding what it knew about concussion ricks. the nfl denies the claims. lawyers for the players say the settlement will help the families get money or medical attention sooner than if the case went to trial. >>> as we've been telling you, today is earth day. >> putting mother nature first isn't about recycling or planting trees. it's also about saving money and resources. next, one state in our area is near the top nationally when it comes to solar power. why more and more homes and businesses are going green off the electrical grid. >>> live look at citizens bank park. some passing rain is still a possibility tonight. the phillies are honoring earth day with citizens bank red goes green day before tonight's game against the miami marlins. it celebrates sustainability while bringing fans awareness to many opportunities to live if a cle

ramone williams and carlton hipps are charged with officer wilson's murder. >>> the vatican confirms pope francis will stop in cuba before he visits the u.s. this fall. the pope is credited with helping to restore diplomatic relations between the u.s. and cuba. francis' visit to cuba would be a way for him to push that process forward. the world meeting of families takes place in philadelphia the last week of september. pope francis will visit on the final two days, september 26th and 27th. count on nbc10 to bring you live coverage. >>> a multibillion dollar renovation project is about to take off at philly international airport. airport and city officials announced plans for the project today. the res lags of a dispute paved the way for that work to begin. it will include a longer runway, also able to accommodate planes able to fly longer international routes. also interior renovations and a people mover to help passengers travel between terminals. mayor nutter welcomed the news. >> regional competitiveness, the movement of people and goods across the county the state. >> the projec

everyone's favorite old spice spokesman terry cruise stole the show with his rendition of vanessa carlton'ssand miles." i think if we did a lip sync thing we'd get a lot of votes. >> we ought to try it. >> "push it?" >> that wouldn't be my first choice. >> you come up with the song and i'm game. star gaz >>> organizers hate this nickname "nerd prom" they call it. "nerd prom 2015" is here, the white house correspondent's dinner is the other name for it. it takes place tomorrow night. make sure you have your phone on and ready to take pictures of celebrity sightings. among the stars expected to be there, kerry washington billy jean king larry wilmore, cecily strong of "saturday night live" is the featured comedian this year. whether or not you have a ticket to tomorrow night's dinner you can watch a new documentary about the white house correspondents' dinner. "nerd prom" is a behind-the-scenes look from a journalist perspective. producer patrick gavin told the associated press he believes the dinner and the vip parties that surround it have drifted from the original purpose. that's to honor

authorities charge ramon williams and carlton hicks with the murder. his family and fellow officers will be in harrisburg for the resolution. >>> now your "nbc 10" first alert weather with meteorologist bill henley. >> we're getting a sunny start this morning. we will see sunshine but there are some clouds in our future too. check out the pocono mountains. see scattered mountains in shawne. 50 degrees in philadelphia 42 in pottstown and trenton down to 46 degrees. the forecast hour by hour showing the temperatures that will be climbing from the 40s into the 50s and then 60s. chilly start for mount pocono trenton and dover. 46 in dover. the clouds will be on the increase and storms this afternoon could produce some damaging wind and hail and then behind those storms they'll be clearing up this evening. a chill turning chillier by tomorrow morning. we'll see the numbers in the 30s. getting close to the 30s for the pocono mountains on northeast philadelphia atlantic city both at 47 degrees. there you can see some clouds in the distance. this is a view loo

carlton hipps and ramon williams are charged with wilson's murder. they are due in court next month. >>> in delaware county another farewell to a fallen police officer, killed with his own service weapon. >> darby bureau police officer mark hudson was laid to rest near the community he served. a line of mourners paid their respect. in addition to serving as a police officer, the 26-year-old was a volunteer firefighter. >> he was a great guy. you know sad to see somebody taken so early at such a young age. >> still going through my mind over and over again. one minute he was there, laughing cracking jokes, and the next minute he's gone. >> police say hudson was shot one in the chest last saturday inside of his house. his girlfriend tyaina finch, is charged with his murder. >>> the time right now is 9:11. next, we'll introduce you to this week's wednesday's child. and meteorologist sheena parveen will be with your full first alert forecast. >>> plus works of art that will be on display when pope francis visits philadelphia later on this year. you'll me