deanna durante live from center city with more on the testimony. >> reporter: tom lyndonfield a campaign consultant. he says the congressman knew about the $1 million loan that prosecutors say was illegal loan to his campaign and says the congressman's words that that money would be paid back. he was part of congressman chaka fattah's attempted run for mayor. in the early days, he warned fattah there wasn't enough money to make a successful run. he says fattah didn't listen and campaign bank accounts started running dry. it was fattah, he says, put liddenfield in touch with the form or ceo of sallie mae. he met with lord more than once and agreed to take $1 million moan for campaign expenses, money used to buy political ads. he put his own company on the line in a promissory note for the lean. he didn't worry about the funds being paid back because he was assured fattah or the campaign would repay it. months after the election, when the money hadn't been paid back, he called fattah and told him the money needed to be repaid. he says fattah told him, quote, i'll take care of it. lynd lynd

live in lafayette hills, deanna durante, nbc 10 news. >> deanna looks lonely out there, waiting with her baseball. >> it's like groundhog's day. wake up, it's the same. >> raise your hand, tired of the rain. >> glenn's got his hand up. >> we went through a pattern like there is when i was in the fifth grade, just something like that happened and that's when i decided i want to be a meteorologist to build a pln to turn off the rain. >> how than working for you. >> it did not quite work out. the next best thing is to predict it, you know it's coming. pennsylvania suburbs 49 degrees in may. 52 new jersey. lehigh valley 53 in delaware. let's head to the shore where it's even colder in some parts of the area. it's 49 whole gate, little lake harbor, 49 degrees. 51 cape may courthouse. cape may point, oh beencean cit pleasant the shore. plus heavy rain this afternoon. in philadelphia, temperature, today so far, up to 54, after 59 yesterday. told you it was going to get colder. and thursday and friday, 56 degrees. average high is 70. and of course, one of the culprits, the clouds. it can't g

deanna durante.bc 10 news. >>> now nbc 10 first alert neighborhood weather with meteorologist sheena parveen. >>> beautiful, warm day out there right now. it's still very warm across much of the area. and here's a beautiful look out at cape may. we have sunny skies. this beach is going to be very packed this weekend because we do have more summer warmth in the forecast for memorial day weekend. seven day scrolling at bottom of the screen with neighborhood weather. now let's take a look at the shore temperatures. everybody's in the 80s. but if you're along the shore now, you have a bit of onshore wind in some areas. ocean city at 79. cape may courthouse at 83. cape may, cape may point 73. may's landing in the mid-80s. 86 there. 88 egg harbor. 76 atlantic city. a difference closer to the water. but still a really nice day. and that's going to be packed as we go into the weekend. we have an air quality alert for the entire area because of the sunshine and warm temperatures. with that, we have unhealthy

reporting live outside city hall, deanna durante. >> thank you. be sure you have the free nbc10 app, and watch the nbc10 news this afternoon starting at 4:00. we'll have full coverage as our area marks one year since the deadly amtrak derailment. >>> and back to decision 2016. this morning, presumptive republican nominee donald trump had his first face-to-face rr meeting with house speaker paul ryan. this shows trump arriving at the party headquarters in washington, d.c., waving to folks there. the goal of the meeting was to find unity within the party, as the pair of men inside the building, immigration activists and other protesters demonstrated outside. happening right now, house speaker paul ryan is talking about that meeting. want to take you there live and let's listen in. >> that is true, we do want to beat hillary clinton. >> that can't be the only point of unity here. you're having trouble passing a budget here in the house. what makes you think you can get onboard with some of the things donald trump is talking about when it comes to pol

nbc 10's deanna durante will be live at the courthouse later today. you can also get up to the minute information on the nbc 10 app and nbc10.com. >>> 5:34 and 45 degrees outside. happening today in cumberland county, grief counselors will be with the bridgeton high school to help xunts cope with the death of two classmates who died in a crash after the prom. the girls die on their way home from a post-prom celebration in ocean city early saturday morning. two other teens were also hurt in the crash. state police are investigating. >>> well, president obama made history at rutgers by becoming the first sitting president to deliver the commencement address there. >> more than 200 students from rutgers camden boarded a special train. they got to be a part of history. during his address, the president took several swipes at donald trump although he never mentioned him by name. >> the world is more interconnected than ever before. it's becoming more connected every day. building walls won't change that. politics and in life, ignorance is not a virtue.ç >

deanna durante is in the courtroom now. she'll have new information tonight on "nbc 10 news at 6:00." >>> overtime pay is about to become a reality for millions of workers around the country. it's the result of a rule change issued today by the white house. nbc 10's keith jones is live with a closer look who will benefit and how. >> what the change means is that over 4 million workers who weren't eligible for overtime before, will now be eligible. salaried workers who make more than $25,000 -- rather, $23,000 a year can be denied overtime. but under the new plan, anyone mixing less than $47,000 a year must be eligible for o.t. pay. business groups say this will increase paperwork for small companies while forcing some businesses to convert salaried workers to hourly ones and limit time they work. the vice president spoke about the matter. he says it's about fairness, making sure that hard work is rewarded. >> a lot of this isn't complicated. a lot of this isn't that complicated. we make it sound complicated but it's all bas

deanna durante, nbc 10 news. >>> right now at 5:00, road closures you need to know about this weekend the 2016 cycling classic takes place on sunday. riders will travel a 12 mile course through fairmount park and it will end at the manayunk wall. >>> construction begins tonight on u.s. 30 to fix sinkholes in two places in chester county. penn do the will reinforce the ground under the road in the median. that work will go on near the business u.s. 30 interchange and the bridge over clover mill road. expect lane closures between 7:00 p.m. and 5:00 a.m. for the next two weeks. >>> peco created a lab for employees to come up with new ideas. the innovation lan e. lab provides a face for employees it was one family's miracle on market street. their daughter fighting for her life. they just wanted to get her in front of the pope. now they reunited with the people who made that dream happen. >>> plus the bucks county priest now has a different title. his new leadership role in the archdiocese and how he responded to our questions about the church sex abuse scandal. look around pennsylvania a

deanna durante will have that at 5:00. >> the delaware teen accused of beating another teen in a bathroom was in court today. prosecutors won a new hearing for the girl charged with the negligent homicide of howard high school student amy joyner-francis back in april. today a family court judge agreed to hear prosecutor requests to try the teen as an adult. that will be ruled on in july. two other girls are charged with planning the attack but the girl in court today punched amy repeatedly in the head. a spokesperson for the victim's family says they want the harshest punishments possible. >> how would you feel if this was your child. your child goes to school honor role student, manager of the wrestling team. peaceful child and her life ends in death in a bathroom. utterly ridiculous. >> the defense would not speak with us on camera today. he maintains his client had no way of knowing amy joyner-francis had a heart condition and that a fight could have led to her death. >>> we'll have to wait until the end of the summer for the results of the pennsylvania porn e-mail investigation. offic

deanna durante, nbc 10 news. >> to get the latest updates on your neighborhood weather, check out the nbc 10 app. collect the radar or seven-day forecast. >>> following breaking news in trenton, two women have been shot. this video just into our newsroom in the past few minutes. it's happening along conrad street. officers found two women shot in their home here. they were both rushed to the hospital. we're working to find out how serious injuries are. one man is in police custody. this comes the same day trenton announced a new plan to fight crime. nbc 10's cydney long will bring us that story in ten minutes. >>> the search for an escaped inmate from camden county is shifting. self-schools went into lockdown as the search for arthur buckle expanded. he disappeared from the prison in hammondton but today police found a car they think he stole. buckle locked up on assaulted drug charges. scheduled to be paroled later this month. >>> a solemn ceremony today in old city honored police officers and firefighters who gave their lives in the line of duty. today at living flame memorial, fran

tbs 10's deanna durante is inside listening in. she'll tell us at 5:00. >>> the head of the transportation security administration says the agency will add more than 700 new screeners by mid-june to deal with growing airport security lines. peter nefinger testified today. he says tsa officers are being moved to staff checkpoints at busiest airports at the busiest times. but one congressman says airports and airlines have been sounding the alarm about the crisis for months. >> the agency struggled to keep up with the high demand and has been unable to put the right people, the right place, at the right time. >> we have a challenge this summer which we are aggressively meeting head on. >> he also said a new incident command center will track daily screening operations and shift officers and resources to shorten lines. >>> 11 states are suing the obama administration over the controversial transgender mandate handed down this month. texas became the first state to file suit today. that mandate says pub luck schools across the country