here i am. >> look at deanna like oh, boy. he had to drive through the the snow to go to the gas station and get the gas and go back home so he could put the snow blower to use. got to have the gas. >>> when the olympics are on, we expect to see bob costas there. he is passing the torch.

deanna durante is looking ahead to what the comedian's lawyers are asking for now. deanna?> reporter: the lawyers say he can't get a fair trial here in montgomery county, so they want the case moved. we've got that story for you coming up. >>> you can tell from that live shot with deanna, windy conditions, gusts to 26 miles per hour. it's cold. 38. temperature feeling even cooler. a live look outside cape may. we'll talk about what it's doing right now and the days to come. fios is not cable. we're wired differently. so we wired the wagner's house with 150 meg internet. which means that in the time it takes mr. wagner to pour a 20oz. cup of coffee, tommy can download 40 songs, and jan can upload 180 photos. 12 seconds. that's the power of fiber optics. get 150 meg internet with equal upload and download speeds, tv and phone for just $79.99 per month for the first year. cable can't offer internet speeds this fast at a price this good. only fios can. >>> right now on "nbc 10 news today," communities are waking up to storm damage and flooding brought on by yesterday's severe w

that's where nbc 10's deanna durante is live to tell us about the hearing. deanna?can see the department of public safety has already set up barriers so cosby and his legal team can get to the main entrance of the courthouse away from the general public. inside he will go through security and he will go to the same courtroom he has been to numerous times before. cosby is charged with the 2004 sexual assault that happened, according to police, in his cheltenham home. they say he gave pills and wine to a woman and she was unable to stop cosby's assault. the defense has fought this case saying cosby couldn't be prosecuted after the district attorney in 2005 declined to prosecute and says the case is now only after the current district attorney used cosby and the case in campaign ads, promising to get cosby convicted. the defense says he was labeled as a sexual predator in these ads and that is one of the many reasons they will be seeking to have these case removed from montgomery county. they say they cannot get an impartial jury here, that the prosecutor on the other

nbc 10's deanna durante is live in norristown to fill us in on what we can expect tomorrow. deanna? >> reporter: for people driving or trying to get here to the courthouse, there will be traffic restrictions, and the street will have some areas blocked off. in front of the courthouse you can see the security barriers already laid out. bill cosby will walk on the other side of those barriers and walk right in to the main entrance of the courthouse. comedian bill cosby has appeared at all of his pretrial hearings, most recently where defense lawyers challenged prosecutor's attempts to bring 13 women in front of the jury. some accusers have accounts that date back to the late 1960s. in the end the judge is allowing only one woman to testify. she claims bill cosby assaulted her in a beverly hills hotel room in the 1990s. the woman claims cosby forced her to take a pill and she was offered red wine. some say the woman's account is similar to that of andrea constand, the woman at the center of this sexual assault case. she claims cosby assaulted her in 2004 in his cheltenham home after sh

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deanna didn't want to drive her car around with a faulty airbag inside. she asked honda if they would reimburse her with a rental car until they could replace that airbag. honda said yes. she turned to honda to reimburse her for $2,200. she says the company told her she would receive a check in six to eight weeks but that check for $2,200 never happened. deanna said she made repeated calls about her reimbursement but never got answers. we contacted honda and deanna received a check for $2,200, the total cost of her rental. honda declined to comment to this story. >> thank you very much. it is 6:26. coming up next on "today in the bay," new overnight, a fire breaks out in an east bay apartment building. >> forced into the cold. what we're learning about an overnight apartment fire in the east bay that's left dozens displaced. >>> a week after the floods in san jose and a number of people still not allowed for move back into their homes. the step the city will take today to help pay for the damage. >>> and here is a bit of a gander right now at a familiar s

deanna duranty shows you the love in norristown. >> to have and to hold. >> with this ring i thee wed. >> marriage is the most sacred bond. >> reporter: for some it's not their first wedding. >> it's just us. it works for us. >> reporter: and for others they didn't want to wait any longer to be married. >> we're planning something in the spring. we'll do more then. but this is just our day. >> reporter: the groups were small. >> you are now official. >> reporter: and big. >> marriage is a most sake ready bond uniting too people. >> reporter: and for judges who preside over divorce and criminal cases all day, they wanted to do something different today. >> nice to see love in courthouse. >> reporter: they got a lot of love. ♪ i've had some hills to climb >> reporter: in some cases the judges performed for the happy couple. and the judges who were entertained by well dressed and smallest guests. >> red is not my thing, but i'm doing it. >> something different. >> i now pronounce you husband and wife. >> one day that i won't forget and i'll always remember. >> reporter: so will the 20-pl

deanna, durante, nbc 10 news. >>> new at 6:00, a surprise homecoming for one salem county boy. >> hisad serves in the military and the two hadn't seen each other in a while. take a look. >> he's here! >> sheila allen sent us this home video. the fire department as you saw, they helped hide jake's dad in that fire truck. he's happy he got to meet a firefighter, but when the doors swung open, that hug right there. that says it all. beautiful. >> and at least word the little boy is still holding on to his dad. hasn't let go. >> can't blame him. >> it's always great to see the reunions. >> love seeing families get back together. let's turn to our weather. in manayunk workers heading home from work. penn's landing, another chilly night out there. we've got skaters on the ice, but it's going to feel like spring this weekend, glenn? >> it absolutely is. both days, temperatures way above average. no rain expected. nothing like the wind that we've seen recently. a lot of you are going to love this weekend. we've got one more cold night before things start to change. you can see temperatures ar

reporting live, deanna durante, nbc10 news. >>> now to an nbc10 exclusive. take a look at this dash cam video in center city. watch as it slams into another car. the driver of the suv plowing into another car. one of three men, police say, were in that car run from the scene. this is what it looked like after the crash. just after midnight. one of the cars slammed into the wall of that building there. two people in that car are okay. police have one suspect in custody. they want to talk to two others who ran from the scene. >>> a woman rescued as two men tried to abduct her. we learned exclusive new details about the motive in the crime. >> reporter: the victim had just left the dental office where she worked where two men forced her into her own vehicle. sources tell me they tried to use her as ransom. but under cover officers foiled that plan. >> busted open the front door. >> reporter: the owner of a property under construction in port richmond showed me how two abductors used his house to attempt to escape police. >> ran through the house and out through

nbc10 bfs deanna durante joins us at the salt yard. what's happening there right now? >> right now, it's literally the calm before the storm. take a look. the trucks have packed up for the evening. we're told crews will be back here around mid, and they will be behind the wheel, about an hour before the snow starts falling. >> we're not going to get that much. >> while some say today's bright and sunny weather has them in disbelief. >> annoying. i don't understand why because it's beautiful out today. >> others say they have no choice but to be believers. >> i went out and bought a snow blower this morning. >> as people are getting red, schools are making sure they're stocked up should the doors open in the morning. >> make sure we have salt on hand like we should have. we have spreaders, snow blowers in each of the buildings. we want to make sure they have been run. >> as for school delays and openi openings, that decision is yet to be made. >> can i get them by 10:00 and get them home safely in the afternoon. >> public schools wick mare theirs early in the morning if

as deanna durante tells you, there's big plans for that money. >> reporter: one by one they roll in. >> they help us with our homework. >> reporter: it's not school. it was once pretty far from it. a former bar is now replaced with a long table of computers and eager kids who want to learn. >> i do have an after school program. it was really getting expensive. >> reporter: this is an area of the city with a lot of highs, high crime rate, high dropout rates from school, but inside the strawberry mansion learning center, the cost is low, free for the kids who come here. kids who are here, his mother's former bar, a place he's given back to the community. lester holt profiled kevin and the work he does here monday night on nbc nightly news. >> i haven't had much rest because the phones have been ringing. >> when he turned off the lights, nbc news was just beginning. when they woke up this morning, they were $10,000 richer. but the donations were just a start. not just the kids who come here are dreamers. >> we'll have healthy meals. >> the kitchen in the former bar is small. it feeds th

nbc deanna durante speaks with a wit and also a golfers who can't seem to get enough of this strange sight. >> having a great president's day out here with some friends and viewing the airplane on the 10th hole and i think i'm going to take a mulligan if i hit it. >> reporter: golfers don't mind getting close to the crash site. they say it's now part of the fairway hazard of the 10th hole. for decades pilots have taken off and landed here while on the ground golfers work on their game. the two haven't had much contact until yesterday afternoon. >> it was taken off and the engine was putting like it was spitting like running out of gas and it boarded it and shut it down and that's when it happened and what they say it hit and it broke in half. >> reporter: golfers have continue today play around the wreckage because of the holiday weekend, the faa will not be on scene to investigate until tuesday. witnesses who didn't want to be on camera tell nbc high winds could've played a part in the crash. others say they heard the engine making noises. all will be part of the federal investigati

deanna durante is live in bucks county where they managed to steal tens of thousands of dollars, deanna. >> they have and for weeks police have been trying to identify these men. they believe five men struck at one bank using cloned atm cards. somehow getting access to the victim's personal information and emptying out accounts in the middle of the night. they don't even try to hide their faces. one by one police say these men showed up here at the first bank in the middle of the night. they may have been all together or maybe they took turns. sometimes they checked the account balance. if the card was rejected, lowering the amount until they got the money they want. >> taking out increments of two, or three until they got to $17,000. it wasn't until victims began noticing they were missing money they called police. 12 have come forward so far and all of them share very little in common. each had their atm cards and they've not given personal identification numbers out to anyone. >> the cards were compromised is that they're all getting some federal benefits. they come from pittsburgh,

deanna durante has been digging into his background. that's ahead at 5:30. >>> first alert weather. a live look at cape may. we see the wind is picking up, the temperatures, are starting to drop. >> after a mild day, going to be a chilly night across the region. let's go to first alert meteorologist erika martin. >> it's all about. this frontal boundary sliding down. offshore a low pressure system pulling in a lot of cold air that will slide into place. right now we're seeing scattered showers moving across the region from the northwest towards the southeast. certainly not a washout right now. notice, we are seeing a little changeover for parts of lehigh valley. in fact, we have had some reports for some light snow. mt. pocono and parts of the lehigh valley. reading also did see some snow. cold front includes an increase in wind speeds and wind gusts. right now wind speeds range from 22 miles per hour for coatesville. dover air force base, 24. toms river, 25-mile-per-hour wind speeds for you. what does that mean for your feels-like temperature? it feels colder than it actually is. r

reporting live in wissinoming, deanna durante, nbc 10 news. >>> the gathering at pat toomey's office and police taken away in police van. police arrested nine people for disorderly conduct after they refused to leave senator toomey's center city office. hundreds more chanted and cheer katie as officers led the protesters out one by one. they weren't going to leave until toomey agreed to have a town hall meeting with his constituents. senator toomey believes that civility is a necessary part of a productive conversation. he does not support the actions of the protesters today who disobeyed the lawful requests from the philadelphia police department. new details in the case of a bucks county nurse accused of secretly recording his patients while they were nude. police today told us james close's fames ranged in age from 17 to 70 years old. close was a nurse at penn medicine dermatology in lower makefield. we talked to investigators who were tipped off by a teenaged girl earlier this month. she found an iphone on the ground and recording as she undressed at the facility. >> she goes in,

. >> last spring deanna goldman received a notice about a driver's side airbag recall.t came from honda. but there was a wait list to get that airbag replaced. she didn't want to drive her car around with faulty airbag inside and didn't feel safe so what she did was asked honda if it would reimburse her for a rental car until the company could replace that airbag. she says honda said yes. so after the new airbag was installed, deanna turned to honda to reimburse her for $2,200. the full cost of the rental car. the company said she would receive a check in six to eight weeks. it never happened. she made repeated calls about her reimbursement but didn't get answers. she reached out to us. we contacted honda and deanna received a check for $2,200. the total cost of her rental. honda declined to comment for this story. if you have a consumer complaint, let us know, 888-996-tips or online at nbcbayarea.com/responds. >>> it's almost a week later from those historic floods. up next, hundreds of people still out of their homes this morning. the new information that we should be

deanna durante joins us live from norristown. the defense has made is clear where it wants the jury picked, the question now is will it get its way? >> reporter: likely, no. i spoke to the pennsylvania supreme court court spokesman today. the jury that will be found out of county and brought here from the june trial will not come from the five county areas. the defense request to of it come from philadelphia is likely to be denied. bill cosby smiles at supporters gathered to get a glimpse of 79-year-old comedian as he enters court this morning. cosby's lawyer say he has already been convicted in the court of public opinion. defense lawyer used the words demonized and vilified to describe the way the media has treated cosby. he's been charged with assaulting one woman inside his cheltenham home in 2004. when her case went public more than two years ago, dozens of wintry mix also went public. more than 30 posing for the cover of the national magazine all claiming to be drugged and assaulted. the accusations and worldwide attention

. >> deanna durante is live. >> reporter: good morning, guys.an tell you conditions have gotten a little bit better since last time we were here. take a look at the road. you can see there's not a lot of snow out here on the road, and it has gotten a little colder and the wind has certainly picked up. both good and bad news. the winds will help dry off the rest of the moisture that's on the roads. however with the wind blowing more snow on the roads, that does create a problem. if you're going to be kicking your stuff out into the street, which is a big no-no, keep it clear of the drains because you can see all this water building up, which is just going to ice up tonight. here in east norton we have talked to a number of people stopping in for gas, filling up gas cans for their snow blowers. here's one man's story. how much gas does that hold? >> five gallons. >> you had so much snow that you ran out of gas? >> no, i brought a brand-new snow blower and it did not have gas in it at all. my wife asked me to be sure it has gas in it. it didn't hav

. >> deanna durante talked to people who saw the plane go off course. >> this is the first time i've seen anything like this. >> reporter: golfers take a few minutes away from play to get a closer look. >> viewing the airplane on the 10th hole and i think i'm going to take a mulligan if i hit it. >> reporter: all joking aside, those who are here yesterday afternoon are just taking a look today saying all four abroad walked away from the crash. the plane flipped and then split in half as it was taking off. witnesses tell nbc10 news off camera it was windy on the course yesterday when the plane crashed. >> since the plane crashed golfers have continue today play around the wreckage. we're told because of the holiday weekend the faa will not be on scene to investigate until tuesday. >> it's just amazing to see it when we're playing now that's why i came over and took pictures. >> reporter: tracks from the planes wheels appear to lead up to where the plane rested. for decades golfers have played while planes takeoff. >> i'm not worried about it and this is the first time it's happens in

deanna duranty live for us in strawberry mansion today. >> reporter: yeah, those donations coming in from across the country, not just people here in philadelphia. take a look. the kids have arrived here after school safely. they've worked on their homework, they've played a game. they're sitting around here in the strawberry mansion learning center. they're talking about their day and things they're doing in school. it was last night on nbc "nightly news" that you saw the story profiled by lester holt. since then look at the go fund me page. they've gotten $10,000 just since that story aired. it costs about $80,000 a year to run this center, giving kids a free safe place to come after school. take a look at some of the video shot in that story. kids come here, they work on their homework, their riding, public speaking, things they're not getting at school and maybe there's not a parent at home to help them. this is a safe, free place for them to come. the organizers here not only want to keep this momentum going, but they want to make it bigger. they want to improve the bathrooms he

as deanna durante shows us people are paying the price financially and with their lives. >> reporter:was a year ago nbc 10 found this man overdosing on a septa platform. the increase of heroin od's is only rising and so is the use of a drug called narcan. >> we've seen a 900% increase from 2016 to the first month of 2017. we've seen that much more narcan being used. >> reporter: towns and counties state wide are stocking up, supplying that demand. but there is a problem, according to police. >> the cost is ridiculous. >> reporter: google narcan, we did and you'll see it too. one company has hiked the prices from $600 to $4,500 a dose. many agencies are stocking up on doses with the help of donations, grant money. >> we shouldn't have to pay that much out of pocket with our tax dollars for this dug. >> i don't agree with people making a profit of someone's down fall. >> it's horrible. if it's going to save lives we need the prices to be able to give it to everybody that needs it. >> reporter: some companies say that's exactly what they're doing. communities in our area like falls and b

in upper southampton, deanna durante, "nbc10 news." >>> president trump is talking nuclear weapons in an interview with reuters, the president said he wants to ensure that the u.s. nuclear arsenal s quote, top of the pack. mr. trump also said the united states has fallen behind on its atomic weapons capacity. >>> meantime, the secretary of homeland security says there will be no mass deportations and no use of military forces to enforce president donald trump's immigration crackdown. john kelly says everything will be done legally and with respect to human rights. earlier today the president said, deportations are, quote, a military operation because the u.s. has allowed too many bad people into the country previously. >>> top officials from the trump administration are speaking at the conservative political action conference this week, aiming to consolidate the party around the president's agenda. white house adviser kellyanne conw conway kicked off a busy day. she defended the president's stance on women's rights saying he's promoted women to powerful positions throughout his career

nbc 10's deanna durante shows us how the thief pulled off his latest crime. >> reporter: early in the morning when police say the crook got on the roof of this montgomeriville market, shimmied down through the duct work and once inside the store helped himself to cash. now, tonight new video of the guy police want you to look for. take a good look at this guy. he's making his escape from lansdale meats and deli on february 15th. you see the guy tossing his climbing gear down before he gets away. inside the store that morning police say the thief spent about an hour prying his way into an office and going after cash and finding a gun. he stole that, too. >> criminals have all different strategies, and this is a different one. >> reporter: this guy seems to be employing the same strategy. on february 6th, police say the guy is getting away from the king of prussia costco. he left behind the rope he used to lower himself down from the rooftops. there he stole jewelry. the same guy hit the patel food market again getting in through the rooftop. and on friday the 17th owners of a south phi

in upper southampton, deanna durante, "nbc10 news." >>> now to some news from skyforce10. is a live look over logan township gloucester county. you can see that smoke in the distance. we know there's a building under construction that is on fire. >> logan township, gloucester county, fire crews are heading to that scene right now. a new building under construction and skyforce10 zooms in on that picture. by "nbc10 news" at 6:00 we should be there. we'll make sure to get you breaking details. >>> "nbc10 news" at :00 is coming up next. >> coming up new at 6:00 on "nbc10 news," exclusive. >> a family crushed tonight after learning the driver who hit and killed their son won't go to jail. >> she's getting away with killing my son. >> only nbc10 is inside that courtroom with emotional testimony. that's next at 6:00. >>> plus, we're sure getting a taste of spring now. it's staying until at least a part of your weekend. plus, i'm tracking weekend thunderstorms next in my first alert neighborhood forecast. >>> i won't accept your apology and i never, ever will. >> a family's outra

nbc 10 deanna has the latest in the cosby case. >> reporter: comedian bill cosby appeared at all hearingsaring where they challenged to bring 13 women in front of the jury. the 13 claimed to have been assaulted by bill cosby. some accusers have accounts that date back to the late 1960s. only one woman can testify. bill cosby assaulted her in the 1990s. the woman claims cosby forced her to take a pill and she was offered red wine. some say the woman's account is similar to that of ann dra, the woman at the center of this sexual assault case. she claims cosby assaulted her in 2004, in his home after she drank red wine and took pills cosby offered her. in 2005, the district attorney then declined to prosecute cosby. but the case was given new life after a floofd women came forward. in a battle for district attorney, the eventual winner used the cosby case in this campaign ad. defense lawyers say kevin steele branded cosby a sexual predator and defense says the international headlines and this ad are only some of the reasons why the case should be moved out of montgomery county. >> and that w

>> reporter: deanna durante, nbc 10 news. >>> here's some of the other stories we are following on nbc0 news at 5:00. philadelphia district attorney seth williams says his actions have become a distraction and he will not be seeking a third term. an fbi probe revealed williams received $160,000 worth of gifts he didn't initially report. williams has been fined $62,000 by the philadelphia ethics board. he says he regrets mistakes he's made. >>> bucks count aauthorities say the northbound lanes of route 611 won't reopen until 6:00 tonight. they've been closed since 9:00 last night. crews are still working to clean up a fuel spill. >>> falling ice from buildings has forced police to block off a stretch of market street in center city. we slowed down the video and highlighted the ice just to give you a better look at it. good news, no one has been hurt. market street is closed to cars and pedestrians between 12th and 13th streets. >>> bundled up on the avenue of the arts. we found this pair taking a stroll with hats, hoods, gloves, you name it they had it all. >> they're all covered up. we

. >> deanna durante was there as they tied the knot. >> marriage is the most sacred bond uniting two this valentine's day, that's how some couples want it. >> we're planning something in the spring. so we'll do more then. but this is just our day. >> reporter: it's the first time. >> marriage is the most sacred bond uniting two people. >> reporter: the judges in montgomery county joined forces. >> you're now official. >> reporter: the couples game from philly, miami. >> keep only unto her as long as you both shall live. >> reporter: and lansdale. nearly 20 weddings in one courtroom. >> nice to see love in the courthouse. >> susan, will you have jason as your wedded husband? >> we decided we didn't want to wait any longer. because we had a family member who had a fiance and he passed away on a trip in africa. we didn't want to wait any longer. >> you love him, comfort him, honor and keep him in sickness and in health and forsaking all others keep only unto him as long as you both shall live. >> i do. >> for richer, for poorer. >> for richer for poorer. >> in sickness and in health. >>

. >> for deanna, it's tougher for her to lose those few extra pounds, but high intensity training should help. >> we caught up with kelly. her results were what she expected. >> she had two copies o of a gene looking at muscle strength, her results recommend resistence training. she thought fitness training was interesting but there are caveats on the report, such as no gene acts alone. >> the science is still young. there is a lot that they don't understand about how all of these things interact. that's why there are many skeptics. dr. charlie alka-seltzer says genetic testing holds promise in the future, but -- >> looking at 43 genes is not going to give us enough practical information to apply to a real world situation to help someone lose weight faster. >> he says at this point a simple blood test may provide more practical information. the science is in the early ages, but argues -- >> we have enough understanding to apply the principles to people's lifestyles. dr. reardan says the test is best for those that don't know where to start or for those looking to fine tune their fitness.

. >> season 4 deanna, and former bachelor and current farmer chris soules.d chad a crack at the game? >> i think we would get to the $500 question, not like it and choke me out. >> do you think this is fun and games in this is my life. >> that sounded crazy, but do you know who people would like to see on "the bachelor"? tim tebow. he's one of the nicest guys to play on the nfl and he'd been asked a couple of times. >> would you ever do "the bachelor"? >> i would not do "the bachelor." >> i would love to see the 20 women that tim tebow gets. >> who gets to select them? >> for television's sake i would bring in a few crazy, okay? are you prepared for hat? >> no. probably not. >> i need to know. can you make it happen. i seriously grabbed him after that, and said dude, you have to be the next bachelor. i know what will happen sunday here at super bowl and that is lady gaga will put on a spectacular halftime show. you know, we have been coming to the super bowl for nearly a quarter century and covering the biggest names who have rocked the big game. >> are you

nbc 10's deanna durante joins us live with new clues into the jewish cemetery in wissinoming. >> reporter: right now the reward money leading to the arrest of the people who toppled these headstones has risen to $35,000. they've recovered forensic evidence as well as a fingerprint. >> just all the stones that have been turned. what kind of -- what thrp were they thinking? >> reporter: he's never been to mt. carmel cemetery. he doesn't live in philadelphia. >> i just needed to be here. >> reporter: he's not the only one. they came by car, on foot and by bus. and some as young as 14 years old. >> it was heartbreaking, and i was speechless and didn't know what to think, to say. >> reporter: so they're all doing what they can. >> may be a little forgotten. some of the stones are from the 1800s. the limited staff that keeps an eye on the place is unable to do major work. volunteers will document what needs repair. beyond those stones vandalized over the weekend. >> we're just going to be cleaning up a lot of the other debris. >> reporter: most of those here today have never been here before. t

from los angeles, california, please welcome back deanna and stephen stagliano. >> hey! [cheers and applause] >> we made it. group hug. >> aww. aww. >> [indistinct]

. >> deanna durante shows you what to look for. >> reporter: take a good look at these guys. there's no attempt to hide and it looks like normal atm withdraws. but police say that changed after a flood of victims came forward saying they had been ripped off. all on the same night and police would learn it all happened at this atm. >> we don't know if these guys are local. >> we have no idea where they're from because they're certainly taken advantage of folks, it's a lot of money $17,000. i'm sure that's going to continue. >> in less than two hours these man withdrew cash from the accounts of unsuspecting victims. some live in western pennsylvania, some in scranton and some in philadelphia. >> reporter: we know all of them were collecting social security benefits and we know all of them still had their atm cards on them when the money was stolen. this is one of those cases that has police warning you before you enter your pin. make sure there are no loose parts around the slot where you put in your atm card. the key pad should be clear, no tape, no loose bolts, nothing on top

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reporting live in norristown, deanna durante, nbc 10 news. >>> democrats have a new national chairman. tom perez, president obama's former labor secretary. yesterday party officials chose him over minnesota congressman. he pledged the rebuild the democratic party at both the state and local levels. perez also vowed his party would wage an all-out battle to deny president trump a second term. yesterday president trump reacted to perez's victory tweeting congratulations to thomas perez. i could not be happier for him or the republican party. perez responded with his own tweet. he said call me tom and don't get too happy. keith elslison and i will be yor worst nightmare. >>> in another tweet president trump tweeted he will not attend the white house correspondents dinner. it's a dinner that involves a master of ceremonies roasting the president and the president responding with his own jokes. recently president trump declared the press, quote, the enemy of the american people. his press secretary on friday barred several media outlets from a news briefing. mr. trump will be the first pre

nbc 10's deanna durante spoke to senator casey on the phone. he says he hopes the social security administration makes changes to keep something like this from happening again. >>> a delaware county woman fought back against a robber and ended up shooting him with his own gun. he tried to hold up a laundry mat yesterday morning. she reached for his gun, and it went off. >> i said either i have to take the gun away from him or else afterwards he's going to shoot me. i'll be dead. >> the expect was shot in the arm. police arrested daquan brooks. he's in serious condition at the hospital and is charged with the robbery. >>> the naacp wants a new trial for a man serving time for his role in the deadly market street building collapse. today the group, along with the contractor griffin compble white. talked about the outcome of a civil trial. several people in agencies were found libable for the collapse. including campbell. the jury said he was 1% liable for that collapse. he's serving a 15 year to 30 year prison sentence. they're pushing to get him

live in norristown, deanna durantity, nbc 10 news. >>> this morning the search is on for an armed robber in delaware county. one suspect was caught after robbing a store in lancaster avenue in villa nova. another suspect was last seen running into a nearby wooded area. officers and canines searched the area but didn't find the second robber. >>> in delaware democrats will keep control of the state senate. yesterday stephanie hansen won a special election. former vice president joe biden gave her an early endorsement. yesterday nbc 10 buzz at mcvay elementary school in newark where voters were lining up well before the polls opened. the special election fills the seat vacated by bethany hall-long who is now lieutenant governor. >>> rules are rules, right? you drive through a toll, you pay. not according to one driver from north jersey, accused of racking up a big bill after blowing through those tolls. we'll talk about it coming up. >>> also ahead, commission 101, times will tough for pennsylvania's university system. we'll tell you what officials may be forced to do because of declining

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senator casey told nbc 10's deanna durante he hopes the social security administration keeps something this from happening again. >>> a judge will rule whether a criminal misconduct complaint against new jersey governor chris christie can go forward. a former firefighter filed the complaint over the george washington bridge lane closing scandal. he accuses the governor of knowing about the political retaliation plot against the democratic mayor but did nothing stop it. governor christie denied any involvement. >>> meanwhile, the sentencing for two of christie's former aides has been postponed. bridgette kelly and bill baroni were supposed to be sentenced for their role in the scandal. that's been pushed back to march. >>> new video tonight of a car bursting into flames as bystanders rushed to rescue the driver in montgomery county. a witness caught it all with her cell phone right here. we're told the driver went down an embankment at greenwood and west avenues in jenkintown around 2:00 this afternoon. two men pulled him from the car as emergency responders arrived. the driver is now i

. >> other bachelor nation favorites include deanna, jp and ashley from season seven and current farmerles. >> my regular job, bachelor, ba bachelorette. >> i would love for chad to be out here playing millionaire. not like it, choke me out. >> you think it's fun and games? >> you would be my phone-a-friend. >> get ready for this new show coming in the spring. >> it's getting a little side eye. the series is arranged by a celebrity self-help person. >> he's offering you a contract marriage. >> a super star leading man sweeps a young actress off her feet and he happens to be a member of "the institute for a higher mind." is this based on tom cruise and the church of scientology? >> this contract is about my reputation. >> there have been unsubstantiated rumors about tom and katie's marriage, the show's executive producer says the story is fiction. >> we had no interest in capturing the headlines and doing a ripped from the headlines show or story telling in that way. it was really about how can we put people into this situation, very unusual and sometimes hard to believe and make it beli

. >> deanna durante talked to people who saw the plane go off course. >> this is the first time i've away from play to get a closer look. >> viewing the airplane on the 10th hole and i think i'm going to take a mulligan if i hit it. >> reporter: all joking aside, those who are here yesterday afternoon are just taking a look

deanna durante will tell us why the suspects chose this specific atm location. >>> the search son for these two after they went on a shoplifting spree in bethlehem township. they stole several items from best buy last friday. now they're also suspected of doing the very same thing at a best buy in new jersey earlier in the day. >> a developing story now in northern california on the spillway on one of the country's largest dams is on the brink of collapse. evacuations were ordered for about 188,000 people. that's after officials discovered part of it was in danger of failing. the sudden evacuations triggered chaos as families jammed roadways for hours as they tried to leave town. >> i'm concerned about getting out. we've been sitting here for an hour. >> i was trying to get into the gas station then i was trying to get out of the gas station. i had people almost hitting me, running me over. it was insane. >> a failure at the dam could send a 30 foot wall of water into communities blow. >> seth williams top lieutenant has stepped down three days after his boss announced he would not ru

deanna durante is live in norristown. >> it will be a jury from outside the county that gets to hear this high profile case. >> reporter: it will. that was something that both sides agreed to throughout this proceeding. however the defense attorneys say that the media and politicians have branded bill cosby as a villain. they say he can't get a fair trial anywhere especially here in montgomery county. bill cosby thanks the fan outside the montgomery county courthouse. inside he remains silent where his criminal case should be heard. the american and international press has been judge, jury and executioner of cosby. he maintains his innocence. he's accused of sexually assaulting in 2004. since her case became public dozens of women have publicly accused cosby of sexual misconduct. no other criminal case exists. part of why the attorney says his client can't get a fair trial anywhere. the judge says the case will go to trial on june 5th and the case will be heard in montgomery county but the jury will be pulled from some where else in the state. >> no comment today. thank you. >> repor

deanna durante, nbc10 news. >>> and breaking news outlets of washington. president trump has left the white house on marine one. to delaware. traveling to air force base for the return of a fallen u.s. navy s.e.a.l. killed in a raid in yemen. >>> meanwhile, washington was the scene of another showdown. democrats taking steps to stall votes for several of donald trump's nominees. >> this as president trump's supreme court nominee on capitol hill. back to erin. >> it's just the latest escalation in the new congress. republicans took an extraordinary step to move forward with two of president trump's top cabinet nominee. republicans on the senate finance committee suspended committee rules to advance the president's pick for health and treasury secretary. that is after democrats boycotted the nomination vote for a second straight day. the rule that was suspended required at least one democrat to be present for votes. >> the nomination of a man who will not -- >> that protester interrupted a vote that sent jeff sessions one step closer to being named attorney

reporting live in falls township, deanna durante, nbc10 news. >> someone reported finding dynamite at an estate sale. officers gave the all clear and left within the past hour. >> so expect delays if you ride septas busiest route. right now more than half the cards are side lined. erin coleman with details on what riders can expect. >> septa says it discovered those cracks in subway cars just months after officials found cracks in regional rail trains. they told us they discovered two cars had cracks in the main load carrying bolt ster beam. that's what it's called that prompted an inspection of all of the cars on the frankfurt lines, 60 cars had cracks in the vent box. now riders have to deal with fewer trains until all the problems have been identified and repaired. septa says buses will be available along the line to help ease delays. >> we think it's going to be heavy tomorrow. heavier. but we will, you know, do as much as we can. we're also going to have two more train sets out there and, you know, we're going to continue to monitor the situation and adjust as we see. >> now this

. >> meet caitlin quin and deanna waldron. they got married in degrees -- dallas last july. >> it was perfect. just wonderful. >> but schwartz decided she'd do what is becoming a new tradition. a bachelorette party away. >> i think every girl asks, where are we going? what are we going to do? >> reporter: for this group, it was one weekend in vegas. and yes, these are the pictures they said we could share. more and more, a bachelorette is no longer one debauchery. which can be great fun. >> here's our loose estimate of a bridesmaids base cost. first, you're buying your dress. then there's travel to the big hotel. then hair and makeup. add to o top of that, -- on top of that, a bachelorette weekend. you might be flying somewhere, paying for a hotel for the night. then there's drinks and foods. then there's the gift. it does not take much to break $1,000. >> i think every girl knows how expensive it can be to be a bridesmaid. >> going to have to spend some money. it gives you time to prepare and save up. >> still, trips aren't s