. >> ebony clark tells "action news" that she felt compelled to record the emt as he cruised down broad street texting and using the internet while her injured son sat next to her. she says the ride lasted ten minutes and the driver never put down his phone. >> that was derek sawyer's reaction after he showed him the troubling video. >> she had a son in the unit that was already injured and this person could have caused greater injury, and she should be concerned. >> ebony clark says she was injured when her son was playing with his cousins, her son is doing fine today because she felt compelled to do something after the driver's actions so she contacted "action news." >> we'll identify the person in the video and bring them in for discipline. >> what the discipline will be sawer would not say but departmental policy is clear, no talking texting or surfing the internet while driving. >> this is not what we train our medics to do or any of our drivers to do. >>> well this is a strange one, an alleged school burglar was forced to call 911 on himself, police in delaware say that michael cl

. >>> take a look at this video, ebony clark sent "action news" showing her young son being sent to the hospital. if you look closer, what is really alarming in this video, the emt is texting while driving the mom's precious cargo, chad pradelli is live at einstein hospital with the full story. >> reporter: nydia, ebony clark cut his head while playing with his cousins, he was brought here to einstein hospital where he got a few stitches but it was the ride here that made the mom so furious. >> the driver appears to go in and out of different applications, ebony clark records as her son was rushed to einstein medical center for a cut on his head. clark claims that the unidentified driver never put down his phone and showed it to fire commissioner, derek sawyer, he was disgusted. >> no cell phone driver, that includes texting talking or surfing the internet. >> we'll identify the person in the video and bring him in for discipline, what that discipline will be clark could not say, clark felt compelled that something needed to be done so people that need help from philadelphia ems's feel

ebony clark saw light of the driver's phone while he rushed her son to the hospital. the child had cut his head while playing and a on his way to einstein medical center. clark said in the reflection on you can see in the upper right hand part of the screen. you can see driver swiping through and typing text messages on a smart phone as he drives with the other hand. >> wow. >> philadelphia is finalizing plans for pope francis visit the but suburbs are also making plans to deal with those crowds on the way into center city. "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabaos live on the ben franklin parkway where holy father will cap his visit with the sunday mass, good morning. >> reporter: we are coming to you live from the back of our truck. there is still lightening out there we want to be safe. we want you to be safe on your morning commute as well. but yes, papal visit will have a widespread impact throughout the delaware valley. we are in the just talking about people living and working in the city but we are talking about people living in the suburbs and make their way in

ebony clark shot this video as her son was being taken to the emergency room. look closely.u can see the driver looking at his phone behind the wheel. the fire commissioner said he is disgusted by this. he also says the department has a no cell phone policy while driving. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorologist bill henley. >> eight minutes after 5:00. the heavy rain is done. we still have a few scattered showers this morning. during the day today, drying out. with sunshine this afternoon to warm things up. it's this weekend that will deliver more rain to the area and possibly some strong thunderstorms later on saturday. then turning cooler over the weekend as well. we'll see the 80s take a break for at least a couple days. right now, 61 degrees in mt. pocono. it's in the 60s, upper 60s in northeast philadelphia. the rain has dropped in northeast philadelphia. there's scattered light showers in the atlantic city area. you can see beach avenue is still damp this morning. that's a live view from the marquis de lafayette hotel. clouds are overhead. no showers

ebony clarke said she videotaped the driver while they are young son was being rushed to the hospitalt week. the boy had a cut on his head. in the video you can see the driver on his phone. clarke says he never put it down. and she showed the video to the fire commissioner derek sawyer. >> we from the fire commission want to apologize to her personally. this is not what we train our medics or any of our drivers to do. >> commissioner sawyer didn't say when the discipline would be. the department's policy is that cell phone usage is not allowed while driving. >>> for many students across the delaware valley today was the first day back to school. in philadelphia, mayor michael nutter and superintendent william hite welcomeled students back to class at g.w. carver school of engineering and science in north philadelphia. >>> still to come on "action news," what are the odds? a passenger plane catches five on takeoff at the las vegas airport. >>> and man scammed out of dollars when he thought his son was held at gun point. >>> and tomorrow heat wave i cans -- number six, and tracking chan

ebony clark shot the video while her son was being taken to the e.r.you look closely, sort of center right of your screen, you see that bright thing by the windshield? the driver is actually looking at his phone as he's driving. the fire commissioner said he was disgusted by this incident and said the department has a no cell phone policy while driving. most experts will tell you the bus is the safest way for your kids to get to school. >> right now, only six states require seat belts on school buses. nbc 10 national correspondent tracy potts has more on how that is about to change. >> reporter: two children and the teacher's aide died in this school bus accident in knoxville, tennessee last december. it's rare. 25 million children ride every day, on average four die every year. safety experts say lives are saved by a bus design called compartmentalization. >> energy-absorbing seats are designed for frontal crashes. >> reporter: these buses also absorb much of the impact when hit from behind. but a rollover accident can have a very different outcome. t

ebony clark sent "action news" this video.taken when her young son was being rushed to the hospital last week. the son had a cut on his head. clark says the driver never put his phone down. philadelphia fire commissioner derek sawyer says cell phones are not allowed while driving. >> claw machines are for children to play with, not to get into. juliet a six-year-old from frisco, texas, desperately wanted to get her sister a ball from the machine. you see her in the on the left. the claw didn't work so she crawled into it. it happened at a pizza parlor with the adults a few steps away. firefighters arrived and pulled juliet out. she and her big sister have been grounded. >> it's 6:27. meteorologist, david murphy is tracking highs that could put us in the sixth heat wave of the season. >> and coming up all new tragedy strikes when dog lovers take in two strays. they have a bone to pick with the delaware county animal control. do we have anymore chips? [off screen] fellas? uh, sorry. we were day dreaming. about that vip tailgate

. >>> ebony clark says that she saw light of the driver's phone while he rushed her son to the hospitalild has cut his head playing and on his way to einstein medical center. clark says in the reflection on of the windshield driver could be seen swiping through apps and typing text messages on a smart phone driving with his other hand. >>> now for a check of the forecast with kyla, lots of rain, um. >> lots of rain, keep both hand on the wheel no doubt today, it is a day we have stormy weather not the just this morning but rolling in the afternoon as well. still feels very muggy out there, looking live at center city, 73 degrees and 90 percent humidity. we are not at a place where air is clear and lovely. we need cold front to get the through first. looking at storm scan three radar is active, we have had heavier showers push off shore now but there are more coming, folks. look at lightening associated with these as we watch them roll through the shore areas. and, this is why it will not be ending anytime soon. today, 81 degrees as storms roll through. tonight 65 as a low and take a qui