dr. steven mayer was out jogging with his dog. he was not far from his home when he was struck by a vehicle. the student was an at robbinsville high school who was rushing to get to a class trip. >> i think the whole commune need a time to mourn. i am trying to be as strong as mayer but i will go home shortly and have a good cry for my frien frie friend? the news of the superintendant passing has caused shock in the community. >> in honor of dr. mayer we will fine our way back to normal as appropriately as possible. steve always put the students' needs first and we'll continue that as we work through this devastating loss. >> you were texting with him this morning. >> we text every day, steve was an incredible part of our community, he was a superintendant and coach and lived here and he was a friend and whenever we had something happen, he and i would always start talking. the first thing i did was reach out to him this morning. >> of course the mayor did not know at the time that the superintendant was the victim of that acciden

dr. steven mayer. the father whose wife also teaches in the district was killed while walking along with his dog, dutch, who was also killed. the student was rushing to the school for a class trip when the accident occurred. >> the accidents is under investigation and no summons are issued at this time. >> we are all grieving, the only way to walk through the grief is to uphold each other. >> police are not identifying the student driver, the teen was taken to the crisis center after the crash. classes are canceled today and tomorrow for all 3,000 students in the district. grief counselors were on hand at the school today. >> what a great man and how precious life is. they are leaving flowers at the site of the vigil tonight and remembering steve mayor as am mentor coach and friend. >> it's bad it hurts. >> the whole community need a time to mourn, i'm trying to be strong as mayor and i intend to go home shortly and have a good cry for my friend. >> the flag at the pavilion is lowered to half staff. he

dr. steven mayer. hundreds came to tonight's vigil and here many stay. silence fell over foxmoor community park in robbinsville mercer county. no words could describe as great a loss as the accident that took superintendent dr. steven mayer's life so suddenly. >> how do you make sense of a nonsensical situation? i mean, i was at a loss for words. i still expect to wake up from a bad dream. >> i am speechless. i couldn't believe something so tragic would happen to such a great guy. >> reporter: more than 500 people turned out for tonight's vigil held only hours after mayer was killed. he was on a routine morning jog with his dog when he was struck by a student on her way to nearby robbinsville high school for a class trip. >> i couldn't believe it. i got a call this morning, told me first thing this morning and i just couldn't -- i still don't believe it. it hurts. >> reporter: mourners placed candles alongside flowers and wrote messages to dr. mayer's family on index cards. >> i look at this, we all cared and he cared about us. he cared about the communi

dr. steven strange. just strange. no love. well, there is love, but not in the name. it's just dr. they're ancient mystical incantations to defend this world against other dimensional threats. you can't just do those at a children's party. >> jimmy: oh. well, what do you do? can you like make balloon animals? like maybe you can twist up a giraffe or something? for us? yeah? [ balloon sounds ] oh. [ applause ] that's good. >> jimmy: oh. well, all right. don't do that at the party. okay? all right. thank you. that's dr. strange. [ applause ] he's magic. thanks to benedict cumberbatch. here is the world premiere trailer for marvel's "doctor strange." [ cheers and applause ] >> steven strange. might i offer you some advice? forget everything that you think you know. >> you're a man looking at the world through a keyhole. you expect your life, you tried to widen it. what if i told you that reality is one of many? >> i don't believe in fairy tales about chakras or energy or the power of belief. >> you want to know what i see in your future? possibility. ♪ >> why are you doing this? >> the

dr. steven meyer running with his dog when a student hit and killed them. >> just terrible. school classes cancelled today and the community will gather there tonight. he was the superintendent at robinsville school district, and nbc 10 is live there tonight with more on the crash and reaction from the community, sydney? >> reporter: jim, jackie, the mayor had tears in his eyes this morning, but we didn't have to see tears to know the community is truly heart broken, and they are still somewhat in shock. of course, they are grieving for two reasons, over the sudden loss of their beloved superintendent and young female driver, a senior at the high school who struck him. >> today is a sad day for our community. dr. steven mayers left too soon. >> jogging less than a mile from the high school, he was struck from behind, out of his running shoes. the teenage driver stopped immediately. a nearby homeowner dialled 911, but it was too late. >> the dog was also struck and killed in the crash. the accident remains under investigation. >> reporter: the mayor tried to reach his friend

dr. steven mayer was hit and killed by a 17-year-old driver thursday morning. he served as superintendant of the robbinsville school district. mourners can watch the service via feeds at several locations including the high school. >>> pennsylvania attorney general, kathleen kane says 15 drug dealers are off the streets in delaware county saying the suspects trafficked large amounts to the city of chester. kane says the suspects operated out of the bennett homes development. we are seeing a change to end the work week, mostly cloudy skies and a possibility of rain later for us. you may want to keep the umbrella close by this afternoon and tonight. sky 6 hd taking a live look at center city. despite the clouds temperatures on the mild side and could be humid as we climb to 80 degrees, but the weekend is not a complete washout. david murphy is in with a preview of the accuweather forecast. >> it feels like early summer out here with temperatures spiking up and the humidity increasing and there is a chance for scattered downpours and even the rumble of thunder lat

dr. steven nissan is the lead researcher at the cleveland clinic study. >> we confirmed that this is a problem and it's real and we have given them an alternative. >> reporter: dr. nissan says problems, including muscle pain and weakness, affect up to 10% million to 4 million americans. the study looked at more than 500 patients who reported side effects and considered statin intolerant. the patients in the study were given a statin or a sugar pill. about 42% who took a statin experienced muscle pain or weakness. the second part of the study involved testing nonstatin cholesterol loring drugs. one was an oral drug. the other, injectable. both worked, however the injectable had better results. >> patients that got one of the new injectable cholesterol loring drugs had 52% to 54% reduction in their cholesterol. it is about 14,000 a year, so they are quite expensive. >> reporter: the cost for statins is a few hundred dollars per yef. dr. nissan estimates 30 million so far, two injectable nonstatins have been approved by the fda. jericka duncan, cbs news, new york. >>> coming up after your local n

dr. steven nissing is the lead researchers of cleveland clinic study. >> we confirmed that this is a problem that's real. and we have given them an alternative. >> reporter: dr. nissing says problems including muscle pain people on statins, or 3 to 4 million americans. the study looked at more than 500 patients who reported side effects and are considered the patients in the study were given a statin or a sugar pill. about 42% who took a statin experienced muscle pain or weakness. the second part of the study involved tesessing nonstatin cholesterol lowering drugs. one was an oral drug. the other injectable. both worked however the injectable had better results. >> patients that got one of the new injectable cholesterol lowering drugs had a 52 to 54% reduction in the levels of their bad cholesterol. >> reporter: what are the costs per year when talking about the injectable nonstatin drugs? >> it is about $14,000 a year. so they are quite expensive. >> reporter: the cost for statins is a few hundred dollars per year. dr. missing-- nissing estimates about 36 million people in this so far, two

dr. steven moon at his practice two weeks ago. after investigators say the first victim came forward. dr. moon has since posted bail and appears to be back at work. state records show moon has an active license from the board of chiropractic examiners, but officials say that could change if he's convicted. >>> the police chief is on damage control. today greg suhr releasing dozen of racist and homophobic text messages. the growing scandal within the sfpd involves some of his own officers. the messages are disturbing. minority suspects are belittled with racial slurs, and fellow officers perceived to be gay are insulted. when the messages were released, chief suhr also announced that all officers will now be required to finish anti-harassment training within the next month. >>> and just a few hours after chief suhr released those text messages the department hit with another zanld. an oftser was arrested on felony charges. sakib aslan is accused of perjury and filing false documents with the dmv. he's suspended without pay until th

dr. steven mayer was well known and he was very loved. saw that last night at a vigil where more than 500 people gathered together at foxmore community park. they went with flowers, candle and grief. a huge crowd pulling together hours after learning of dr dr. mayer's death. he laced up his shoes yesterday morning and left his house for a run. he and his dog were less than a mile away from robbinsville high school when dr. mayor, the superintendent for the district, was struck and killed by a 17-year-old student on her way to class for a trip. she stopped right away but it was too late for dr. mayer and his dog. both were killed. >> he made a very big impact since he's been here. everybody loved him. we're all going to miss him. >> i'm speechless. i couldn't believe something so tragic would happen to such a great guy. he did so much for the school district. he wanted nothing but the best for the kids. just actually hearing something like that, i couldn't believe it. i still can't believe it. >> reporter: and dr. mayory's wife is a fourth

dr. steven mayer was superintendent and hearts are heavy tonight. >> i'm trying right now to be strong as mayor, but i intend to go home shortly and have a good cry for my friend. >> thanks for joining us tonight. >> school's throughout robbinsville closed tomorrow following the death of dr. mayer who was out for a jog with his dog this morning when he was hit by a car along robbinsville road. we are live in robbinsville. this is affecting so many there. we understand his wife is a teacher in the school district? >> reporter: indeed, she, jim. she teached the fourth grade, and together, they were raising three sons, two off to college and youngest, a junior at the high school just footsteps from where this terrible accident happened. we understand that loved ones did rush to the scene this morning when he didn't return home on time. >> dr. mayer was a ball of energy. i mean he was smart, always wanted to be around, the flame that ignited so many things. >> at 52, he was doing what he loved, leading the school district, coaching little league, a pillar of this community and a mentor to you

dr. steven mayer of the robbin robbinsville school district died tuesday morning after he was hit by a car while he was out for a jog. hundreds of people filling the princeton alliance church to remember the popular superintendent. the crowd was so large in fact the memorial service was also fed via video to another nearby church. ♪ >>> an autopsy is now complete prince's death it could take weeks or even longer before we know exactly what caused the super star's death. today's official announced there are no signs of trauma to brince's body and suicide is not suspected. prince had reputation for clean living. but an emergency plane landing for medical treatment days before his death is raising some questions about whether he may have have been hiding a health problem. tonight investigators say, the investigation needs to run its course. >> in life he was a very private person. we're going to continue to respect his privacy and his dignity and hope that you will do as -- do you as well. bear in mind this incident happened about 29 hours ago. and continues to be under investigation. >> prin

dr. steven moon of 'optimized chiropractic' on clayton road in concord. one of his patients complained that too far. authorities say the incident happened back on march 9th. against a 30 year old female patient. tonight the doctor the chiropractor's wife says her husband is innocent. >> pam:the rash of sexual harrassment scandals at u-c berkley, has prompted the president of the entire u-c system. to impose reforms for investigating and disciplining faculty. university of california president janet napolitano said today.that campus officials must now notify their respective chancellors immediately of any such harassment cases. she is also ordering permanent files be kept on any faculty members disciplined for sexual harassment. the reforms follow accusations against a prominent u-c berkeley astronomer. and the resignations of the law school dean and an assistant cal basketball coach. a u-c berkeley student.kicked off a plane.for speaking arabic.and making a passing reference to a terror group. grant lodes is here with his side of the story.and what los an

dr. steven mayer. >> doctor mayer was a ball of energy. i mean, he was -- he was someone that you always wanted to be around. he was the flame that ignited so many things. he was passionate about our kids our schools, he was an educator. he was also a coach. you know, he was full of life. >> doctor mayer was hit and killed by a car driven by a robbinsville high school student as he jogged this morning. since that time, stunned friends and former students are searching for ways to express just how much he meant to them. >> i'm very saddened for my kids, for the community, especially for his family, and may he rest in peace. >> the stories we heard today paint a picture of a selfless man always willing to help others including an ironic twist a former student who himself had a car accident and dr. mayer came to his aid. >> the school i was on the side of the road nobody was really stopping willing to help but sure enough mr. mayer two minutes later sees me i'm not even a student any more but stops everything he's doing, parks his car, comes

dr. steven mayer.s running with his dog early yesterday morning when police say a 17-year-old driver hit the man and dog. both mayer and his dog were killed. the father of three was extremely popular and last night there were many tears and much sadness over his loss. >> a great guy to be around. that's all i had to say. >> he always saw the children first. as you can tell by this crowd that's here, he had so much love for this community. it's a loss for our community. >> police are investigating whether this was a case of distracted driving. >>> a mother is begging for the public's help. her son was riding his bicycle in west philadelphia on saturday when he was hit by a car. at that time leaving him badly injured. 27-year-old jamaal morris was later taken off life support succumbing to head injuries. the driver of the striking car kept on going and remains at large. >> a philadelphia nun who is accused of driving drunk could learn her fate in a new jersey courtroom today. police arrested sister kimbe

dr. steven kochie about the ambitious plan to eradicate polio worldwide. visit us online, at www.pbs.org/newshour. >> stewart: many of the nation's most economically distressed populations, as mapped by zip code, are concentrated in the so-called "rust belt" across the upper midwest. a city that has come to symbolize the distress of de-industrialization is youngstown, ohio, which still suffers from high unemployment and crime rates. but after decades of decline, there is an innovation movement underway there to rebuild homes, remove blight, and attract employers. in tonight's signature segment, newshour special correspondent karla murthy takes a look at how that plan is working. this story is part of our ongoing reporting on the issues of poverty and opportunity in america, called "chasing the dream." >> reporter: this house on the southside of youngstown has been vacant for eight years. the city condemned it after a fire inside. now, it's being torn down. robert morris lives next door. he says he's glad to see these abandoned homes in his neighborhood fin

dr. steven moon is behind bars.riendly service and personalized professional care. but tonight chiropractor steven moon is accused of being anything but professional. concord police arrested the 65-year-old chiropractor at 4:00 this afternoon outside his concord office on one charge of sexual battery. >> i can't give out any information it's still open and ongoing. >> reporter: the arresting officer didn't want to give details tonight. but an investigator tells us the charge stems from a recent incident involving a female patient at the doctor's office. investigators are concerned there may be more

dr. steven moon arrested on friday, optimized chiropractic. he's charged with sexual battery during a massage treatment the alleged incident happened six weeks ago. dr. moon was released from jail after posting $50,000 bail. he has been a license the chiropractor for than 0 years. >>> hoping this partial license plate will find a driver wanted for a crash inned are wood city. light brown 2000 toyota minivan crashed, killing the driver. the driver of the minivan never stopped. >>> police are investigating why a pedestrian was on the train tracks yesterday. a train hit and i canned a pedestrian around 3:00 in the afternoon at intersection of north capital in east san jose. light rail was close the for a few hours before that investigation. >>> service reopened a few hours ago, nobody on hurt. uc berkeley student spoke about isis in era back aboard a southwest airs line flight has been cleared. he broke no laws when he spoke on a cell phone on a flight out of l.a.x. a passenger overheard the student, alerted the flight attendant. the student told

dr. steven mayer was jogging with his dog this morning when he was hit by the vehicle and both he and the were killed. nora muchanic is live on washington boulevard where in one hour the community will be holding a vigil for mayor. >> reporter: jim, it's been awful for this community. the superintendant was a beloved figure here and all of this is made worse because sources are telling us that detectives are looking at distracted driving as a possible cause to this crash. >> steve always put the student's needs first and we'll work through that as we deal with this devastating loss. >> robbinsville is in mourning after the sudden death of dr.

dr. steven moon. "today in the bay's" elyse curer in has this update. behind the door you can see chiropractor steven moon scurry away from our cameras while an assistant stays lodged in the practice of his doorway in concord. >> two more victims came forward. anyone have anything to say? >> no comment. >> he used his position to bring her into a room expose her and touch her. >> reporter: we were there exclusively as the popular chiropractor was arrested after a female patient told authorities he groped her during a march visit. now, two more patients have come forward. >> it's a similar type case as our first initial victim where he's telling them that they're tense and they have -- asked them if they had a full body deep tissue massage. >> reporter: despite facing multiple charges state records show moon has an active license from the board of chiropractic examiners and no disciplinary action has been taken against him. >> been really good friends. >> reporter: this woman who didn't want to show her face has lived in the same neighborhood as moon and

dr. steven perry. he has 100% graduation rates with his children up in connecticut. i called him, i said, "i have this dream. i want to open up a school in my hometown of harlem." he was like "okay, you want to do an after-school program, right?" i was like "no, no, i want to open up a school. i want to open up a school with a real curriculum to teach our future leaders of tomorrow that's coming out of our communities." because i feel like i'm where i'm at because my mother gave me an incredible education. but some people, they don't get that opportunity. so, in harlem, where i'm from, leaders, and they don't get a a chance to get that education, that same education maybe somebody gets in scarsdale or something. and so i wanted to make sure that the campus looked like scarsdale and felt like harlem, and the education was top-notch and it's a curriculum that really builds the future leaders of tomorrow. it's called capital prep, the school is free for the kids that get to go there. it's a charter school and launching this year, and it's grades 6-7, and we're going to

dr. steven mayer who was killed this morning while walking with his dog, duke. a 17-year-old girl, a student at the high school was behind the wheel. >> the accident remains under investigation, no summons have been issued. >> sources say that the teenage driver headed to the high school early for a class trip was taken to the crisis center. >> steve mayer was the father of three and his wife, donna, is a teacher in the district and went looking for him when he didn't return. she found him at the scene. >> what a wonderful man and what precious life is. the school is suffering and it will be closed for two days, it's very, very sad. >> grief counselors were brought in to speak to staff and students. >> seeing him around he was always such a nice, loving man. >> ironically the mayor texted mayer this morning. after hearing there was an accident near the high school he didn't know it was the superintendant at the time. a vigil will be held here on washington road tonight and the public is invited to attend. i'm nora muchanic, channel 6 "action news." >> all right

dr. steven mayer while he was jogging with his dog. this happened tuesday morning. police say the 17-year-old stopped at the scene. there will be a public memorial service for dr. mayer tomorrow in princeton. >>> and new castle county police arrested a man who was allegedly behind home burglaries and vehicle break-ins and the suspect posed for quite a mugshot. take a look. officers arrested 23-year-old paul rally of wilmington. officials say he took lawn equipment, tools and various items stored in vehicles and sheds. he's facing burglary charges and was released after posting bail. >> united against isis. an update on president obama's meetings with arab allies in saudi arabia and the royal plans that are still to come on his over seas agenda. if you own a vokelkswagen or kn someone who does, you want to hear this. the company is expected to announce how it plans to compensate car owners dealing with a diesel emissions scandal. >> glenn. >> we have one more day of dry weather, so enjoy it while it lasts. i'm tracking rain. much needed rain headed our way, and the qu

dr. steven mayer and his dog out for a morning jog near the high school when they were both struck and killedy a car driven by a female student trying to catch a schoolbus for a field trip to new york city. >> dedicated his life to young people. he dedicated his life to you. >> dedication that was clearly contagious. >> he was always like walking down the hallways and i was waiting for my class and he would always high five us or tell us -- ask us hour our day is going. >> at all of our sporting events e loved to be that for everyone. >> flowers piled up as few prayers were spoken. candles lit and the short vigil was over but it just didn't seem enough because well for the next hour almost nobody left. >> silence what really speaks right now. >> reporter: silence broken up by stories shared of a man who gave so much a superintendent second a true family man first. >> a sports dad. a sports family. the kids are altogether. we knew him since the kids were little. then we knew him as steve the superintendent. >> dr. mayer always thought things could be better, that people could be better. i know

dr. steven moon is behind bars. his web site promises friendly service and personalized professional care. but tonight chiropractor steven moon is accused of being anything but professional. concord police arrested the 65-year-old chiropractor at 4:00 this afternoon outside his concord office on one charge of sexual battery. >> i can't give out any information it's still open and ongoing. >> reporter: the arresting officer didn't want to give details tonight. but an investigator tells us the charge stems from a recent incident involving a female patient at the doctor's office. investigators are concerned there may be more victims. those who work in the complex say they're stunned. >> as a female, i would be really disturbed knowing that a medical professional could do something like that. >> shocking to you. >> yeah, shocking. >> he seems very quiet, very nice, very polite. comes in and out of his office. he's here later, like i work late. kind of just your regular quiet, nice guy. >> reporter: doctor, do you know w

dr. steven meyers. if you're very high up in the movement, like me, you call him steve. we really worship steve. and he's kind of out of the picture for reasons that, you know, i won't give away 'cause it's kind of spoilers. but i'm angling to maybe take this thing over. take it into the next generation. >> jimmy: i want to show everyone a clip. here's hugh dancy and aaron paul from the sitcom "breaking bad" -- >> that's right. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: -- in the show "the path." take a look at this. >> i want you to take the walk. you can't live among us, call believe. you can't have it both ways. and if you find after 250 miles that you are still faithful -- keep walking. don't come back. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: ah-ha -- hugh dancy! check out "the path" on hulu. we'll be right back with comedian jack whitehall. you're going to love him, everybody. come on back. [ cheers and applause ] e. my horoscope told me i should get one. well it just so happens that right now, we're offering a really great deal on the iphone. oh, great. so your horoscope said buy the new ip

dr. steven mayer was jogging with his dog, both struck fatally by a student driving to school at 6:00 a.m. for a class trip. police are not releasing the details, investigation ongoing, and no citations issued. the mayor says it was a friend says he had to break the news to the young driver's family. >> my heart breaks for the family. this is a good kid, and, you know, it was a student. it's, obviously, under investigation. there's not much i can say about that except that i know the family and my heart breaks for them too. >> all schools closed today and tomorrow to allow grief counselors to help the community heal. tonight, there's a candle light vigil for the mayer at the park. >>> lots of short sleeves and a few folks in shorts today. nbc 10 on broad street in north philadelphia, another gorgeous day across the region, and it's going to be a great night as well at the ballpark. you're looking live at citizens bank park, the phils and mets tonight at 6:05. not as warm as yesterday, but we can really can't complain about the beautiful weather. >> i'll take it for sure. we are tracking t

dr. steven mayer, six years he worked for the robbinsville school district in mercer county. he has three children, two are in college. his wife is a fourth grade teacher, and we're just finishing up this news conference, and we'll continue, of course, to monitor this news conference and bring you more updates on our nbc10 mobile app as well as on air, later today on nbc10 news at 4:00. >> pivoting now, the quest for the cup brought out the worst in some flyers fans. take a look. >> show some class. that was the flyers public address announcer scolding the flyers fans. causing some frustrations with the flyers faithful. it went into the stands. fans tossing free wristbands they received at the start of the game. right winger wayne simmonds even asked the fans to settle down. the refs hit the team with a delay of game penalty. fans showed their frustration as the team was pushed to the brink of elimination. nbc10's pamela osborne is live for us at 30th street station with reaction from the flyers faithful. good morning, pamela. >> good morning, vai. a little disappointing last

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dr. steven mayer while he was jogging with his dog tuesday morning. police say the 17-year-old driver stopped at the scene. there will be a public memorial service for dr. mayer tomorrow in princeton. >>> in delaware county, bonner and prendergast catholic high schools will operate on a normal schedule today just a day after police found a gun inside a student's locker. administrators got a tip that a student brought a gun and drugs to school yesterday. the school was put on lockdown as police searched the building. officers also found bullets and marijuana. >>> getting ready for some sunshine today. in fact, bright sunshine is just minutes away. that's a live view from cape may. we'll see lots of sunshine like yesterday. a breezy and warmer day ahead. that will blow a few clouds in later on today. the warmup comes with winds out of the southwest, 16-mile-an-hour winds this afternoon. a bit stronger in wilmington. we could see gusts up to 30 miles an hour. that's going to keep the pollen levels elevated today. tomorrow they'll come down a little bit as

dr. steven mayer of robbinsville school district died on tuesday morning after he was hit by a car while he was jogging. parents, students, teachers and community members filling the princeton alliance church to remember the very popular superintendent. so many people turned out, that the memorial service was also fed via video to another local church. >>> turning to you decide tonight with just four days left until the pennsylvania primary primary that actually will matter this time around. candidates from both parties criss-crossing pennsylvania. hoping to get supporters to the voting booth come tuesday. hillary clinton was on the stomach in that montgomery county this day. bill anderson is live in the newsroom now after hitting the campaign trail in jenkintown earlier today. bill, how was hillary clinton this day? >> reporter: jeff, it was a little bit interesting. she was morey lacked. slowed things down today in jenkintown a small environment and the format was more q and a than speech or lecture. the hope was that women got a chance to get their specific questions answered leading

dr. steven mayer.500 people gathered to remember him at a vigil at foxmore community park. they built a memorial of flowers and candles. it was right around this time yesterday when dr. mayor was hit and killed by a 17-year-old student on her way to school. he was jogging about a mile away from the high school with his dog when they were struck, both were killed. school has been canceled today. we're told superintendents will be here for anyone who needs it. reporting live in new jersey, i'm pamela osborne, nbc 10 news. >>> the flyers need to win tonight's game four against the capitals at the wells fargo center to avoid elimination. if you don't have tickets, you can join with other fans for the official game watch party at xfinity live. >>> a judge ordered the man accused of shooting a police officer sun night to remain in jail without bail. 23-year-old scott griffin faces charges including the attempted murder of a police officer. >>> a delaware county fire crew but a garnet valley house fire under

dr. steven meyer was so large that the entire district was closed today. and tonight, the healing process begins. >> i always saw him in the hallway and he would always smile at me and it always made me feel like happy. >> dr. steve meyer the superintendent of robbinsville, new jersey, schools tragically lost his life today when he was hit by a car as he went for his morning jog. as words spread, his effect on the community became clear. >> extremely missed. he's such a strong part of the community. strong member. >> he was just a friendly guy. he was an open guy, and for something like this to happen it's completely unexpected for this community, and we all, you know, are in a deep sorrow right now. >> reporter: at a press conference this morning the mayor along with several other dignitaries expressed dr. meyer was a respected leader but much more than that. he was a friend. >> with great sadness that we're here today. dr. meyer was beloved by our community. he was our superintendent. he was our coach. he was our friend. >> along with the news of the doc

dr. steven mayer.as running with his dog early yesterday morning when police say a 17-year-old driver hit them. both mayer and his dog were killed. the father of three was extremely popular and last night there were many tears and a lot of sadness over his loss. >> he was a great guy to be around. that's all i have to say. >> he always saw the children first as you can tell by this crowd that's here. he had so much love for this community. it's a loss for our community. >> less are investigating whether or not this is a case of distracted driving. >> a philadelphia nun who is accused of driving drunk could learn her fate in a new jersey courtroom today. police arrested sister kimberly miller after she crashed into a building in turnersville gloucester county last year. the nun claims she was not drunk but instead had taken the sleep drug ambien and was sleep driving. a judge threw out sister miller's breathalyzer results just last week saying the officer who took them did not follow testing protocol. s

dr. steven mayer superintendent of robbinsville schools was hit and killed tuesday morning while jogging. according to police, the driver was a 17-year-old student at the high school, mayer oversaw. today friends, family and loved ones attended a memorial service at princeton alliance church. the memorial was broadcast via satellite to several locations including robbinsville high. >> turning now to the race for the white house. with less than four days to go until voters head to the polls in pennsylvania and delaware candidates are working local voters trying to build momentum and last minutes support. >> that includes republican frontrunner donald trump who is holding a rally right now at the delaware state fairgrounds in kent county. and that's where "action news" reporter trish hartman is standing by live as well. trish. >> reporter: rick, monica, you might be able to hear trump is still speaking inside. the event started about a half hour late so he has been speaking about 30 minutes or so on jobs trade immigration all within the first couple of minutes. thousands of people gathered