> deanna says she and keith first met years earlier at a vendor fair..t. company. keith, the road warrior lawn mower salesman had a booth there. >> keith was sitting there and i guess i caught his attention right away. >> you noticed he was -- >> right. i noticed he was staring at me and so i kind of just smiled. >> she says he asked her to dinner. they quickly discovered how much they had in common. >> he talked about both his sons and being a grandpa. so i just really connected because i had grown kids, too. >> after several dates, deanna says, keith expressed interest in a relationship. but she wanted to keep it just friends. they stayed in touch but didn't see each other for a while. then just a few months back, he sent her a flirty text message. >> the text just said, "did you cast a spell on me?" and i'm like, i looked down at my phone, i'm like, what? he says, i was in a party last night and this woman was chatting me up and all i could think about was you. >> deanna, who was in the throes of a traumatic romantic breakup, agreed to start seeing h

but now deanna collins enters her courtroom with high hopes.awyer has gotten her favorable plea deal on charges of fraudulently acquiring prescription drugs from pharmacies. the other charges against her will be dropped. it's now up to the judge to sign off. >> i don't have to take it. i can rip it up. we don't have to take the plea. we can refer this to the grand jury and ultimately trial. do you want me to let you take this plea or refer it. >> i would like you to take the plea. >> i'll our a -- >> state would so move. it is our understanding at this time pleading guilty to a single count, third degree charge of obtaining cds by fraud. time served as the date of this plea as condition of probation. >> once i accept this guilty plea, you're bound by it. you cannot change your mind, you understand. >> i understand. >> this is a third degree charge that carries with it trial and found guilty, between three and five years of state prison. your attorney has been able to negotiate a very very favorable plea from the prosecutor that's been reasonabl

deanna durante, nbc 10 news. >>> you saw the cloudy sky there is. turning to our forecast, a dreary day outside as we look live at the skyline. on and off showers, the cloudy skies remain. definitely not the prettiest conditions for the commute home. tomorrow the temperatures will start climbing. we're also monitoring a possible thunderstorm threat. tr that let's go to glenn schwartz with more on that. >> we have the clouds and the fog that's going to be getting more dense over the next hours. but at the same time, that is helping to prevent the strong thunderstorm thunderstorms. going to start seeing some delays at the airport as visibility goes down. this is the last of the showers moving offshore. it was severe earlier, but it moves into this cool, cloudy, stable flow. it just dies out. this is not quite dying out. we still have some rain. it was down and redeveloped near long port. some of that on the heavy side. but this is what we have been tracking. that's good news. we don't need any severe thunderstorms, but the fog is going to be the story

. >> donna and deanna wanted to meet their big sister since they can remember. >> been looking forwardars. excited. nervous. >> reporter: back outside, pavey can sense her daughter is close. finally after hours of anticipation, agony. and five decade of wondering, a mother is able to run to her daughter. >> oh, my god! >> reporter: this is the first touch in 52 years. a hug they just can't hold tight enough. sharon glidden found out she was adopted two days ago after her adoptive parents died and she went in search of her family history. >> i love you. pavey. back inside the family doesn't waste any time making up for lost time. >> i feel like i am floating. it is, surreal for me. >> oh, yeah. i'm finally breathing a little. >> this is a moment pavey didn't think was possible. >> i knew i would see her in heaven. but i never dreamed this day would come. >> now neither mother nor daughter will let the forever bond the two have always shared, ever fade away. >> i never want to let her go. >> she apparently found out just recently that she was adopted. she dent know when she started all o

then deanna powell released a statement through the white house saying the story is fols false. thement only discussed common threats both countries faced. but anderson no where in the statements released by tillerson, powell or that statement delivered by the national security adviser is there any -- any kind of defile that the president released classified information to the russians. of course that's a dope license active topic in that the president during the campaign went after hillary clinton accuseding her of repeatedly leaking classified information releasing classified information through private email server we should note one final thing interesting to pass on. during the briefing today white house press secretary sean spicer said h.r. mcmaster would be briefing the reporters on the upcome foreign frim. i've asked whether ph can kmofrt would be at the conference. if he does not show up briefing naes a pretty telling sign they are trying to circle the wagons. >> it's not a coincidence most of the statements sound word for word the same and that they are specifically --

deanna durante, nbc 10 news. >>> hung jury in the trial of a father accused of murdering his son. after six weeks of trial and ten hours of deliberation over five days, there was no verdict tr dj creato this morning. the judge dismissed them. he remains on jail on 750,000 bail. he will return to court on july 5th. they plan to retry this case. >>> now to your first alert forecast. it's the return of the warm weather. taking a live look at broad street. we're back in the 70s today with a little more sun than we saw yesterday. and taking a live look at boat house row. the warm-up is just beginning. >> very much so. this is a little cooler day on the shore. we'll show you how some people are still in the ocean. probably smart and chilly, but nothing is going to ruin their vacation. they are probably off today. we aren't completely in the clear just yet. take a look at the radar. krystal klei is most part, we are still in the clear. you see there are a few pop up storms that are rolling by mostly to the north of us. a lot of the storms you see just kind of disappear before they make t

deanna durante, nbc 10 news. >>> ten people have now been selected to serve on the jury hearing bill cosby's sexual assault case. only one of the jurors is black. cosby said he believes the case against him has racial overtones. lawyers need 12 jurors and 6 alternates for the trial to begin in montgomery county on june 5th. keith jones is live in pittsburgh for us font tonight. he'll take a closer look at the jurors who have been selected so far. >>> the jury in the d.j. murder trial is now charged with deciding his fate. they deliberated for 20 minutes this afternoon. he's charged this the october 2015 murder of his 3-year-old son brendon. defense attorneys laid out gaping holes in the prosecution's murder case. the jury of 11 women and 3 men will begin their first full day of deliberations tomorrow. >>> a special tribute at cooper university hospital. three cooper plaza will be called the sheraton pavilion. it was renamed in honor of the former ceo and his wife. john and joist were found dead in their somerset county home. a prosecutor ruled sheraton killed his wife, set a fire and

deanna. thank you so much for filling in for kiki tonight.king, and there is no way that i could do this number alone. i'm sorry you two won't get a chance to sing together again. i heard you were great last year. thank you. yeah, it was a big night for us. but we're gonna be great, too. i mean, right? you -- you know it! yeah. i better go change into my costume. [ sighs ] [ cellphone chimes ] [ cellphone chimes ]

deanna durante, nbc 10 news. >>> breaking news from sky force 10 in delaware. a crash here in wilmington into a home. mitch blocker is live with details for us. >> this is a two car can accident. this is at 3 st and washington street. police as well as the fire department have responded to the scene. no word on the injuries or what caused this accident. we do know licenses and inspections have been called to this home to check for structural damage. that's the latest from sky force 10. >>> maybe you were one of the tens of thousands of people in south enginejersey to get the startling message last night of a nuclear power plant emergency. >> it was a false alarm. how did this mistake happen? denise nakano went to the source to find out. >> reporter: a false alarm at the nuclear power plant raised concern and caused widespread worry through salem and cumberland counties. >> everything was going through my mind. is this real? what do i do? >> reporter: residents living near the plant but this is the first time it appeared to be real. the emergency message that wa

. >> deanna durante is pushing for answers. she joins us live from chestnut hill. >> reporter: we talked about child advocates here in the city as well as in the suburbs. they say we should all be alarmed at the fact that there are possibly a dozen people out there that have not yet been accounted for since it's been five months since prosecutors laid out the case against sarah packer. >> packer story's a very, very sad, very electric, very upsetting story about -- >> reporter: he says he's watching the packer criminal case very closely and has contact with individuals who claim to have lived in the home with sarah and david packer. foster children who were placed by the impact project. the private foster care agency that placed all 30 kids in the packer home. >> this is somebody who had a predatory lifestyle, who was preying on young children. >> reporter: bezar and other chiel advocates say the state and federal investigators need to do as much as they can to locate foez foster children. while many choose not to be found, he

. >> reporter: it was deanna's first day on the job and been trained in cpr years ago but never used it>> i was even singing the song, "staying alive." as i was doing the compressions. >> when i saw her start and i knew how the do the hands. >> reporter: minutes later the firefighters arrived and took over and said that kerry was clinically dead and not breathing but that the chest compressions made the difference . >> it took that extra little bit to give us the best possible things to work with when we got on scene.>> reporter: two months after the incident kerry is reunited with the firefighters that helped to save his life. a ceremony honoring the men and women that helped to save his life and he has a defibrillator implanted in his side and he reflects on what could've been a very different outcome. >> i would not get to see -- i'm sorry. -- my son's baseball game, and it taught me to live every day. the things that we may take for granted like playing tennis or spending time with my family, just a beautiful morning, all of those things now are amplified times 20. >> reporter: k

mac master and teen deanna powell and rex tillerson said was not a big deal.ves as saying, you could say wow, i'm disturbed this was exposed. i wonder how it was done. we better stop. this but the way people are reacting as if the world is coming to a close because of what may or may not have been reported. steve: all we know "the washington post says they are standing by the story and the white house is playing word games. all right. we will be back to that in a moment. first, we have another big story out of d.c. ainsley: another fox news alert. a huge bombshell in the murder of this dnc staff. steve: investigator now says seth rich was in contact with wikileaks before he was murdered. not only that but investigator says there could be a coverup. brian: wow, griff jenkins is in washington with the breaking details. griff, how does this relate to what we experienced last summer? >> let me take you back. there is new evidence as you mentioned suggesting that this former dnc staff was in communications with wikileaks. but if you go back to july last summer, her

deanna durante joining us live. what's being done after the recent tragedy? >> reporter: right now, the fire department along with the mayor and red cross are urging people to educate themselves. talk to your kids about an escape plan. make sure working smoke detectors are in the home. you can get one for free. memorials are all that's left at 6th and montgomery. the shell of the house is too unstable to go inside for a better look. >> it's demoralizing. >> reporter: the fire commissioner says despite 100 firefighters battling this house fire, they couldn't save two children and grandmother. it's unknown if the house had working smoke detectors. it was burning so fast rescuers were doing all they could to save the children. >> the mayor and state tishls and the red cross joined in announcements urging people to not only get working smoke detectors but educate themselves about fire prevention. >> smoke alarms will help you once the fire starts. the best fire tr us is the one that never starts. >> after making these announcements here at the philadelphia fire h

here to discuss, patriot organization chairman and ceo eric shiver, and deanna cohen. the budget of california is huge. this is minuscule, but these people have been slotted to be deported they are getting help from tax payers. >> look all of the innocent americans who have been harmed or killed by illegal immigrants, i have interviews angel moms who lost children to criminal illegals have long rap sheets. they should have been deported, we'll see more dead americans, this is a travesty, we need to crackdown on illegal immigration, and back texas governor abbott, he has banned sanctuary cities in his state. he also, is cuts state funding to sanctuary cities, california is doing the opposite. david: eric? >> this is about following the law, this is a federal law. and they are defying that law. yet they get federal funds, that does not add up, as a businessman. it does not. i think that something should be done, president trump can knock it off, he can stop funding california. david: do you think he will go that extra step? and withdraw funding in certain areas from cali

businesses unregulated by the state and deanna durante is following the story for us. she'll have more on why neighbor os pose the house all new on nbc 10 news at 6:00. >>> officials broke ground on a brand new medical center. the new hospital will be staffed by 1400 employees and scheduled to open in 2019. local executives put pen to paper on a new agreement to help ensure safety for residents there. members tr the county's public safety department announced steps to deepen cooperation with police and promote access across the community. >>> and in mercer community county, they are getting dread for summer. pools will all open on july 1st. residents will see some pools. he feels the need, the need to make a blockbuster sequel. >> still ahead, the big announcement from tom cruise that has fans in a frenzy. >>> plus we told you about the uptick this ticks this season. next at 4:00, we'll explain how the bug could affect your allergies to certain foods. >>> and all new at 5:00, new life for an iconic building on broad street. the tenant that will call this place home. yo

let's get right to nbc 10 ea's deanna durante to see how the fire department is trying to keep you safeorter: investigators here at the spring garden headquarters did hold a news conference a little while ago along with the mayor and red cross announcing if you need free smoke detectors they are available to everyone and also stressing the orns of having an escape plan so you and your family can get out quickly. going door to door. >> we feel every fire death and every injury. our hearts really do go out to those survivors, to the families. >> despite the flames, firefighters were able to bring one child from the home. even if the house had working smoke detectors that only gives the family less than two minutes to get out alive. >> helps

and deanna is now a mom of two confessed she is sleep deprived. >> i was asleep before 9:01. >>> and >>> i worry about gibson's safety sometimes around jennings. he loves to kiss him but it's more like a headbutt. >> all the moms love posting pics of the families but the mom shaming is hard. >> we were in hawaii. i didn't put sunscreen on them. >> how do they know? >> the car seat. >> the car seat strap. >> i lowered them to take the picture. i need to say i lowered them. you know what, somebody says something about me, fine, whatever. about my husband, fine. the minute you talk about my kid -- >> yeah, that's how it is. >> that's right. you don't mess with mama's baby. >> i'm telling you. >> so let's talk about a bachelor star, ben higgins. >> it has been a year since he proposed and there have been rumors of a rift if their relationship. what is going on with the wedding planning? we just asked. >> we get it. people are interested in when we're getting married. excited for that day. but we don't know. >> we don't know. >> our life is crazy. we're having a blast being engaged. >> wh

front desk worker and a friend rushed to his side indiana tanner said she had been trained in -- deanna tanner said she had been trained in cpr but never used it>> i was singing that song, "staying alive" while doing the compressions. >> once i saw her hands i knew i could start. >> they told him without the quick thinking of tanner and goldstein they may not have been able to save him, and kerry said now he remembers to be grateful for the beautiful day, and a chance to spend time with his family, and to play tennis. >>> the railroad teaming up with local law enforcement talking about real safety and public awareness. the safety meeting following accidents like this one, earlier this much enrichment. the officers riding in the train study how people behave at the crossings. they talked about the dangerous trespassing on rails and transit tracks. >> we have to make sure they are crossing at the designated places and not cutting through on the tracks. >> keep in mind, freight train going 55 miles an hour takes more than a mile to stop. that event is part of the union pacific crossing acc

. >> reporter: supporting sisters deanna and maya cook dozens protest the hair policy of mystic valleygional charter school in malden ahead of a board meeting to address the rule because of their braided hair extensions the they were punished with detention and barred from prom. >> affecting a lot of people and it's just not a good policy. >> reporter: the policy bans what it calls distracting hairstyles including hair more than 2-inches in height as well as unnatural hair colors shaved sides and hair extensions. the school tells us their policy foster a culture that emphasizes education, rather than style, fashion or materialism. but the girls feel targeted for their african-american culture protesters say the policy is racist. >> just being a parent of a daughter of color who, you know, free to wear her hair any way she wants at malden high, i don't know. it just really bothers me. >> on fry date attorney general's office ordered the school to stop epp forcing its policy calling it unlawful. those who attend the rally poured in for the meeting sunday but the board immediately voted t

. >> joining me now deanna.xm radio president trump obviously wanted to try to change the narrative from the troubles back here at home. but as safe to say this isn't necessarily what he was thinking. >> this is like a suspect cleaning the jurisdiction for comedienneset idea leaving the country. for most economy yan he is we're most progress et not good for america great for comedy he is like a comedy stimulus pack and "snl" the highest raflgs in stephen colbert turn the going after that trump. trevor noah jimmy fallon dhipg in as well. kmeedically it's been great. comediennes having a ball from the comedy clubs all up to the "saturday night live." >> they are driving a lot of the conversation as well in terms of the social commentary about this administration. tonight of course is the big "saturday night live." there's been around buzz dwaine johnson running for president against president trump in 2020 take a listen to what he said this week. >> there is a national poll that just came out this past week. >> li

. >> diana is escorted by her father's mother, deanna mcgee, who is raising her. >> i know how much she her mother and i know felicia, i've known her for most of her life. and she's a good girl. she's got caught up in some bad situations. she had a rough life growing up, which has affected her. and i hurt for the both of them. >> all rise. >> okay. you may be seated. we are here on case 563553. this is the state of ohio versus felicia smith. >> if convicted, smith could face up to two years in prison. but rather than go to trial, she's decided to enter a guilty plea to aggravated assault and domestic violence in exchange for what she hopes will be probation and her freedom. >> and you understand that by changing your plea here in the manner as indicated by the prosecutor, you would then be admitting the truth of the charges to which you are pleading. you would be waiving your right to go to trial and the court could proceed immediately to sentence you on these charges? >> yes. >> all right. with that understanding how do you plead? >> guilty, your honor honor. >> is that made knowingly

and deanna konta is crashed out of the french open in the first round for the third year in a row.romotion. sales of alcohol will be on the up, but what does this mean to the town and to businesses around the? it means a massive boost to the town of huddersfield. absolutely eve ryo ne town of huddersfield. absolutely everyone in the town since you have got in on the action. even the former prime minister harold wilson is decked out in blue and white. i expect later in the afternoon, 30,000 football fans will descend upon the town square. it will be a boost for businesses to night. but the boost going forward is what they are most concerned. 0n the back pages of some newspapers, we have even had direction forfans pages of some newspapers, we have even had direction for fans about how to get to huddersfield. and when they get to huddersfield, where to drink and eat and stay. that is where the main cash is going to come from. as the £170 million that the clu b from. as the £170 million that the club expects to get from promotion, they will also seek an increase in visitors to huddersf

leland: there's a lot of weapons made in michigan and deanna makes a lot of chassis for stuff.about policy. this is execution of policy. essentially it's been already made but were looking for the president is a clear statement of how american values will play themselves out on a global stage. any time a president is out in the world representing all of us, we ought to hope that we put our best face forward. leland: we know he has a huge speech tomorrow. right now he's headed to dinner at the royal palace. everyone seems to agree that he's threading the needle when it comes to what he as it relates to the us vis-À-vis muslims. congressman, appreciate you being here. next time were not letting you in the studio unless you brings in humans. >> i know you're talking about a turkey reuben. leland: thank you, sir. list. elizabeth: we are watching the president very busy day closely. this is life pictures from an event that he is actually having to come if i'm not mistaken, at the palace. he will participate in a welcome stare. he will also be -- i don't know if that is on the schedu