francesca, to her kids in toronto. and drew, back stateside. next morning when a friend goes to pick francesca up, something is off. >> the gate was locked. it appeared the home was locked. her car was gone. >> reporter: but she isn't home. drew's motorcycle is out front but he's nowhere to be found. their phones going straight to voice mail. >> i was calling francesca's phone. and i had people who had drew's number calling him. i came back here. went inside. and i seen francesca's suitcase sitting there. >> reporter: inside, luggage, cash, and her passport left behind. fear and suspicion mounting as a desperate search begins. >> she's a person full of life. we're really hoping that we'll find her. >> it's been horrible. it's just been horrible. >> reporter: back in america, drew's family desperate for answers in the former marine's disappearance. >> we don't know anything. we don't know where he is or what's going on. >> talking with everybody down there, it's a complete mystery. >> reporter: but that mystery was about to take a tragic turn. s

francesca ruscio, she's in the first alert traffic center. how's it looking?rter: wet just like you said. especially route 422 at trooper road. either direction, doing okay. not a lot of traffic. not seeing any noticeable delays. route 73, doing just fine. however, for the schuylkill expressway, it won't -- we won't see any delays. >>> as francesca watches the roads, we have a travel update on the pennsylvania turnpike. next, what the holiday means for the number of drivers you could see on the roads today. >>> closing time for a center city staple. when the popular business will serve its last meal after nearly 40 years. >>> family tragedy. for the second weekend in a row, fire claims the lives of three people in a philadelphia home. investigators are looking for a cause. >>> remembering the fallen. memorial day ceremonies pay tribute to men and women who died fighting for the flag. >>> your memorial day is getting off to a wet start this morning, but things are expected to improve throughout the day. we'll break it down in the first alert forecast coming up.

francesca ruscio keeping an eye on traffic for us.e's got a look at the psychics. >> yes, dealing with a situation on the schuylkill expressway, i pulled up the camera. and we have this truck right over here. it spun out, it hit the median wall, and it is creating a delay on the schuylkill expressway eastbound ramp for the blue route. watch for slick conditions because we have a situation where traffic is slowly trying to get by. and you see the skid marks. there is the penndot crew. the disabled vehicle spun out. this is the eastbound ramp. the blue route dealing with an accident in bridgeport at 2nd and green streets. back to you. >>> chris blue! you did it! [ cheers ] >> you are looking at the new winner of "the voice." chris blue took the title for team alicia a. the singer wins $100,000 and a recording contract. the next season will be here before you know it with a couple of changes in the judges' seats. miley cyrus will be back and for the first time an "idol" goes to "the voice." jennifer hudson has been preparing by judging t

francesca ruscio.delays on the schuylkill due to a construction site that's not cleared approaching south street. folks are better off taking 611 or staying on 95 to get to center city. again, this is snenear passyunk. 95 to the vine will take you 18 minutes. now to weather and meteorologist bill henley. >>> 6:25. seeing a little bit of sunshine. it's a little bit warmer and drier. the clouds not producing any showers this morning. but that will change later today. i've got your neighborhood forecast coming up. >>> also ahead, free family fun. nbc10 has done the legwork to show you places to take the family this summer. and ahead, kid-friendly spots where you can go behind the scenes. >>> and "nbc10 news today" will look a little different tomorrow because we'll be more casual than we look here. the team will be on the road in atlantic county, we'll be like at the wawa in white horse pike throughout the morning. if that's your wawa, say hello. ♪ nobody does underwater stunts, sylvia. except me, of cour

now to francesca ruscio for the traffic. >> thanks. not too bad. everywhere you look is green except for this little section that i'm pointing to. 95 northbound at 420. it is creating a delay overall. everywhere very green. 42 freeway, 422 i should say, also very green. eastbound 29 at the schuylkill, it will take you eight minutes. the opposite directionrected, it's going to take you seven minutes. we're doing just fine. looking at the accident in upper hanover at kutztown and stofflet drive. back to you. >>> now to the breaking news we've been following out of gloucester county. more information here. dozens of people are hurt after their bus and a tractor-trailer collided on the new jersey turnpike. nbc10 was first on the scene overnight. here's what we know -- the crash happened along the turnpike in west deptford at the session with ogden road -- the intersection with ogden road. the bus was heading from new york to atlanta and collided with the tractor-trailer at 12:30 this morning. 50 people were on board at the time including the driver. ar

say it. >> francesca ruscio looking at 95. what are you seeing? >>> little to no traffic right now. 95, this is southbound for the philadelphia area. you see the camera at girard avenue. typically bumper to bumper. the travel speeds, hanging strong in the 60s. woodhaven to the vine, it's only going to take you 14 minutes. northbound for the philly suburbs, little to no traffic. maybe one or two cars, three cars if that h. let's look at route 202 now. still very green. mow major problems or delays. route 2 toward the schuylkill expressway will take you ten minutes. we'll look at 95 as well as the schuylkill expressway coming up in ten minutes. back to you. >> thank you. >>> joe biden is putting new jersey in the political spotlight. >> ahead, the local race he's calling the most important one in the country. >>> plus, the end of an era. a beloved local diner prepares to close its doors to make way for something new. >> reporter: good morning, i'm live in ocean city. it's breakfast time. what's breakfast without some baked goods

francesca ruscio with an update. >>> thank you. we have an accident to talk about in new castle, county, specifically middletown, delaware. along route 1 at biddles corner toll plaza a. i marked it with the graphic. you see the left lane is blocked and is creating red. approaches the toll plaza awe're seeing an accident taking out the left lane. we got a notification that train 9597 is 12 minutes late. new jersey transit, amtrak, and patco on time and on schedule. 95, seeing typical volume on the southbound side. woodhaven to the vibe vine, it will take you 14 minutes. in the suburbs, not a lot of delays. coming up, the schuylkill as well as the majors. back to you. >>> breaking news of 7-eleven clerk getting shot during a robbery attempt involving two men in the philadelphia neighborhood. two masked men went into the 7-eleven and demanded a clerk to open the register. he did. he was shot in the shoulder when he couldn't open the second register. police have one person in custody. they're only calling him a person of interest. they

francesca ruscio here.king at the 38 camera, little to no traffic now either direction northbound and southbound. doing just fine headed northbound for route 90 and the betsy rots bridge. we're not -- betsy ross bridge. we're not going to see noticeable delays. the roadways are still wet. another update in ten minutes. back to you guys. >>> oh [ bleep ]. back up -- >> we watched a barn collapse after a fire in north hampton county. a viewer shared the video of the barn's front wall coming down in lehigh township on saturday night. firefighters blocked off traffic along cedar drive for people's safety. officials say no animals were inside the barn, and no one was hurt. it is unclear what started the fire. >>> this morning, the american red cross is helping 16 people still out of their homes after a fire in overbrook there weekend. it happened at a home on flanders road. one of the teenagers who lived inside the house risked his life by running back into the burning home to save his 1-year-old nephew. both of

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francesca, i want to play senator john mccain.merican people and i promised the people of arizona we would repeal and replace obamacare. >> do you like the house bill? >> frankly i haven't paid that much attention. really, there's no reason for me to because we will take it up here. >> they want to repeal and replace obamacare, they have had umpteen votes over president obama's term and now with president trump in office. and yet there seems to be no physical plan to realize -- now that the house has one, it seems as though the senate wants to go back to square one. why is that. >> there's a lot of things the senate doesn't like in this bill. it's not just democrats. there are also republicans, senators in swing states who definitely do not want to do that because it would hurt their constituents. the house bill limits people between the ages of 50 and 65. that's not something republicans in the senate want to do either. going back to what you're saying about the time to come up with something, this is what the president said earl

francesca ruscio's in the first alert traffic center. >>> thank you. we have a couple of cars on the roads. here's a look at 422 from our trooper road camera. on the right side, eastbound traffic for the schuylkill expressway. starting to see that added volume. another update in the next ten minutes. >>> and breaking new details on the shooting at a 7-eleven in tacony. what we just learned about the robbery that left a worker hurt. >>> plus this -- ♪ [ cheers ] closing time. a beloved philadelphia diner turns the lights out after nearly four decades. the reason for the closure and why it's emotional for customers. >>> breaking overnight, worker shot. a convenience store robbery leads to gunfire. the new details that we have just learned. >>> barging in. a s.w.a.t. team raids the wrong home. a trenton family is calling for justice. >>> out of the ring. today philadelphia's "rocky" statue will be off limits to visitors for the next two weeks. the reason it's now being blocked off. >>> 55:30, good morning, this i "nbc10 news today." i'm tracy davidson. >>

first francesca ruscio has your first alert traffic. >> thanks. >>> we'll start things off on 95 from our philadelphia international airport camera. northbound approaching this airport, not seeing delays. if you know you have to catch an earlier flight this morning and are worried about the traffic, you're going to be just fine. either direction on 95 looks good as of now. we're still looking at an accident in plymouth at keys and butler pike. no reported problems or delays for the accident overall. it still hasn't cleared. let's look at the majors in new jersey. earlier the 42 freeway, 295, the new jersey turnpike and 42 freeway. either direction, we're doing really well on all three majors. when i come back, we'll look at the schuylkill and the vine street expressway for your center city commute. back to you. >>> we continue to gather breaking details about the deadly attack in manchester, england. >> this is new video of the explosion just in. >> oh, my god. >> people inside the ariana grande concert reacted to the sound of an explosion. it happened right near the concert hall's bo

those duties fall on francesca ruscio. >>> both directions, headlight traffic. this is 95 northbound. taillight traffic, this is southbound. here's the exit ramp for 611, patterson avenue. both directions, seeing little to no traffic now. again, folks, it's early to head out to 95. we got a notification from mass transit for the thorndale line. train 1502 operating 12 minutes late. patco, naew jersey transit, looking good. the 42 freeway from the new jersey camera looks good. northbound for the philadelphia area. again, either direction, little to no traffic. overall, when we get closer to the heart of rush hour, this picture will be changing. we'll look at the rest of the majors, especially when i come back in ten minutes. back to you. >> thanks for that. >>> new overnight, president trump meets with pope francis and receives a big welcome at the vatican. the quick stop is part of his first overseas trip in office. nbc10's matt delucia joins us live from the digital operations center. matt, pope francis was critical of mr. trump, especially during the campaign

francesca ruscio is looking at the majors. what are you seeing?r, we're looking at a wide map of the majors and not seeing any noticeable signs of a holiday rush. if you head to the jersey shore from the route 42 freeway, atlantic city expressway, the jersey shore looks fine. not seeing any rush, the delaware beaches, rehoboth, bethany beach, no signs of reported problems or delays if you're heading to those points. we're seeing delays, 95 on the northbound side near route 420. the philadelphia national airport is a few miles away. traffic is crawling at this time. >>> and spots at the shore that you can bring the whole family for memorial day weekend at no cost. keep on going, america. keep on giggling... and goofing. keep on grooving... and togethering. with scott 1000's long-lasting roll, we'll keep on going, too. scott 1000. america's longest lasting roll. >>> we'll take you state by state and county by county for a look at stories from across our area. >> we'll start in delaware. the state has approved the plan in rehoboth beach to pump treat

francesca is doing traffic duties. good morning. >> good morning. speaking of wet conditions, we have wet roadways in center city. watching the vine street expressway from the broad street camera. either direction, little to no traffic. westbound to the schuylkill expressway or eastbound from 95, not seeing any delays. that's always good news. let's zoom out and look at the majors. the blue route now, still very green. take a look at the travel speeds. we're in the 60s everywhere you go. if you know you have to head to 95 in the next five to ten minutes, you're not going to be seeing delays. runni running --not running into any delays. 202, still green overall. both directions northbound and southbound route 30 toward the schuylkill expressway. it will take you ten minutes. when i come back, we'll look at the blue route and what it could mean to the center city commute along the vine street expressway. back to you. >>> never gave up. >> free at last. a philadelphia man is spending his first morning as a free man after 24 years behind bars for a crim

first, francesca ruscio with a traffic update. >>> thanks. we'll start things off on the blue route. this is southbound for 95. we have more volume compared to the northbound side especially heading from the blue route to the baltimore pike cameras. little to no traffic now. travel speeds are still in the 50s and 60s overall. we have a notification with mass transit for septa, airport train 403 was operating ten minutes late. amtrak, patco, new jersey transit, everything on time and on schedule. you can download the nbc10 app for further information for all your mass transit notifications. woodhaven toward the vine, travel speeds falling to the 50s overall. we're doing pretty well. it's going to take you 13 minutes. we'll look at the schuylkill expressway when i come back in ten minutes. [ screams ] >> what's going on? oh, my god! >> breaking developments overnight in the deadly explosion, the terror attack outside a concert venue. 22 people have been killed including children. more than 50 hurt. investigators believe a suicide bomber detonat

francesca ruscio has an update. >>> slow to no cars. on the m -- the majors, on the blue route, travel speeds in the 60s. i'm pointing to the schuylkill expressway. speeds in the also. surprisingly, we're doing well 95 southbound for the philadelphia area. let's zoom in to schuylkill expressway at passyunk avenue. we're seeing that traveling from 95 for the vine on this stretch of the schuylkill, not seeing any delays. travel speeds in the 60s. we're still very green on 202. take a look at this. northbound route 29 toward the schuylkill expressway will take you ten minutes -- i should say route 30. the opposite direction, doing fine, as well. it will take you ten minutes. coming up, the majors and we'll look at new jersey. back to you. >>> now to breaking news out of tacony. police say a masked robber shot a clerk at this convenience store on torresdale avenue. one robber demanded money from a register. the clerk complied but was shot when he couldn't open a second register. the robbers took off. medics took the clerk to the hospital wh

roads are with francesca ruscio. >>> thank you. so far, little to no traffic. we're doing well on the schuylkill expressway from the vine street both directions. eastbound from the philadelphia area, traffic is moving just fine. again, still very early. it's 4:30 now. in new jersey, on the majors, 295, the new jersey turnpike, 42 freeway both directions, we are doing just fine in terms of travel speeds. again, too early to be seeing any noticeable delays. that's always great news. and 95 right now, we're going to be looking at the southbound travel times. travel speeds in the 1996. little to no traffic. woodhain to the vine will take you -- woodhaven to the vine will take you 13 minutes. back to you. >> thank you. >>> breaking from overnight, nbc news has now confirmed that former panamanian dictator manuel noriega has died. he was a u.s. ally until the american invasion of panama in 1989 ousted him from power. he later served a 17-year sentence in the u.s. for drug smuggling. noriega spent the final years of his life in a panamanian prison for murdering politi

i'm first alert traffic reporter francesca ruscio. a little over two hours ago, reported an accident on the new jersey turnpike southbound involving a jackknifed tractor-trailer and overturned bus. i've marked it with the graphic. you see approaching traffic is delayed. only the right lane is closed. this is southbound between the black horse pike and route 322. we'll have updates as long as this has cleared. in the meantime, it's affecting traffic in the area. >>> 20 minutes before 5:00. the storms are out of here. we're still seeing clouds and a few showers in easton this morning. the radar screen shows the scattered showers moving through the lehigh, allentown, easton, a few raindrops, as well. and into lower bucks county, burlington, new jersey, trenton seeing some rain. just light showers in pemberton. the storms are out of the picture, but the spin of the system that brought the showers in the first place will continue this afternoon. we'll see the winds pick up, and that will drive some clouds through the area. we'll have a sli

back with me, annie, francesca and susan.on the plane with her during the campaign. what do you think listening to her? >> first of all, i think she thoughts she was on the path to winning until tuesday night. i was on the plane monday night and it was a victory lap. so, i think that she thought she was winning till much later than she's saying. she's still blaming comey, she's still blaming the russians. we can all relitigate why she lost till the end of time and no one will ever agree. i don't know that it's helpful to democrats to be doing this, to be -- to have her out there and to be looking in the past. i don't think the clintons should be the leader of the party any more. i think there needs to be new personalities to fill this void and they can't be looking at hillary clinton as the leader of the democratic party any more. >> although i can't get over senator bernie sanders who people say is the leader of the democratic party. he doesn't want to be one. i raise it every night like a broken record. francesca, your thou

francesca ruscio has that for you. francesca?e delays because of the accident. we're looking at an accident at the southbound side of i-95 at betsy ross. tracy, over to you. the weather. bill? >> it's going to be dry and most of the afternoon will be dry. but sunshine, we're not seeing a lot of it. clouds are starting to move back into the area. the temperatures have started to climb a bit. it's 63 in philadelphia while still in the 50s. low 70s this afternoon. a mostly cloudy day. rain returns tonight. >>> expect delays if you take septa's regional rail line. this is between wilmington and claymont. they will be running 20 minutes later than scheduled. another update in 25 minutes. get the latest news and weather with the nbc 10 news and weather app. chris christie: addiction is a disease. it can happen to anyone. help is within reach. all you need to do is ask. vanessa: i was a full-blown heroin addict, selling my soul to get high. but i got help, and you can too. james: i just know i didn't want to feel that pain anymore. i go

. >> reporter: staying active is how frances francesca stays healthy. >> i went for a run, and i came home and it started swelling up. >> reporter: where's the pain? >> on the front on the right. >> reporter: where the cartilage wears away. for many, the solution is knee replacement surgery, but new research says these surgeries have little effectiveness and can be economically unjustifiable when they're done on patients with less severe symptoms. >> i see patients who are young and say let's replace the knee. that's not a ochlgn option. in a 20 or 30 year old, we're not considering that. >> reporter: this surgeon takes the conservative approach at new york's hospital for special surgery. >> total knee replacement is the last option. >> reporter: knee replacements may only last 15 to 20 years and could require second or third surgeries. instead, she tries other techniques to relieve the pain. physical therapy, injections and braces to reduce the pain and inflammation. a partial replacement may be in francesca's future, but physical therapy and injections are helping now. >> clearly i'

francesca, you were in that room. you're not getting any information. has there been an evolution in how they deal with this? >> well, that was exactly what happened today, but it wasn't just today. there were white house officials prior to today when that report first came out that also would not comment on jared kushner, would not comment on whether the back channel did or did not happen the way that "the washington post" article said it did. the point i was making in the white house press briefing today was that the president tweeted out an article from fox news that relied on an anonymous source that said that kushner wasn't the one who suggested the back channel. it was the russians who wanted the back channel, and it was to talk about syria. but "the washington post" article had relied on anonymous sources, and those were the anonymous sources that sean spicer was slamming and saying they're completely unreliable. how could we trust them? when the president was relying on an article based on an anonymous source to support jared kushner's side of t

but nobody was killed and apparently the turnpike is open again. >> francesca ruscio with the details. >>> absolutely. everything has reopened from the overnight accident on the new jersey turnpike, southbound specifically between route 168, the black horse pike, and 322,nismi involving -- involvin a jackknifed tractor-trailer and bus. approaching the philadelphia national airport, if you need to catch a flight for holiday travels, you won't run into reported problems or delays. always great news for 95. we'll look at the livelihoods trav-- look at the traffic to the jersey shore coming up. >>> dangers at the beach for memorial day. >> definitely going to happen again. we just don't know when. >> the potentially deadly danger swimmers are being alerted to and why there are calls to close one beach for good. >>> on the move. the controversial project that's causing new jersey governor chris christie to leave his office at the state house. >>> shocking sight. what caused a can of hairspray to shatter a windshield. what you need ton to avoid it happening to you. >>> 5:15 on this friday m

. >>> meanwhile, francesca ruscio is also watching this crash and how to get around it. >> what can youus? >>> absolutely. what we know so far is that just the right lane is closed, but take a look at traffic in this area right now. approaching the accident scene, we are slowed significantly. i looked at the travel times. travel speeds are now in the teens and 20s. it's pretty much a parking lot right there. again, it's a jackknifed tractor-trailer, and the overturned truck is a bus on the new jersey turnpike. southbound between the black horse pike and route 322. again, this is in west stepford township. this will be affecting traffic within the area. we'll be reporting all morning long, watching it for you. until then, i'll have more updates in the next ten minutes. back to you at the desk. >> fran chief executive athank you very much. >>> -- francesca, thank you very much. >>> today kicks off the holiday weekend. >> heavy rain began last night. i'm sure everyone's wondering what's the holiday going to be like. meteorologist bill henley with the most accurate forecast in the region. b

i'm first alert traffic reporter francesca ruscio. we're dealing with an accident in montgomery county, north wales, along county line road and stump road. it's taking out a lane. you might want to use an alternate. earlier this morning, we had an overnight accident that was taking out the vine street expressway on the westbound side. now it is clear. earlier we were only able to exit from the schuylkill expressway for the eastbound side. as you see now, we're doing really well on the vine street expressway. both directions. you can head westbound for the schuylkill expressway no problem. majors in new jersey, 295, the turnpike, as well as the 42 freeway, good to go in the clear. another update in ten minutes. >>> we'll start with a live view outside. this is in center city philadelphia. looking at just a light breeze whipping the flag around on top of one of the buildings. and what we're going to deal with today will be just light to breezy conditions. this morning, we're also dealing with rain out there. radar and satellite view sho

francesca ruscio has an update. >>> thank you. and no memorial day rush on 73 now at the atlantic city expressway. either direction, northbound and southbound, doing just fine. however, roadways are still very wet. we're dealing with wet road conditions this morning. let's look at a wide map of the majors. here's the blue route. as you see, travel speeds still in the 50s. again, when it's green, no delays. we're looking for the yellow and red trends. the schuylkill expressway to the fine, doing fine. i just rhymed. look at that. 95 southbound for the philadelphia area, not seeing any delays, as well. another update in ten minutes. now to the blue route and back to you. >> thank you. >>> today memorial day events are planned across the area. last night fireworks lit up the skyline. this afternoon, more solemn ceremonies will honor those who fought and died for the flag. nbc10's pamela osborne is live at penn's landing. what can you tell us? >> reporter: the seaport museum is going to have its memorial day celebration here beginning

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francesca, wanlt to play something for that you would be the biggest story today if there weren't sose going on. adam shift, a fairly understated member of the intelligence committee, pretty careful guy, was on the hbo show and basically confirmed his view that if there was no there there on russia, jim comey would still have a job. now that's his view. it's an informed one. take a listen. >> what do you say to the no there there people? is there a there there? >> if there fwhooz there there, james comey would still have a job. the reason why the russians were successful is because we are so bitterly divided and onest reasons as president is so destructive is he keeps feeding those divisions. >> francesca, that's as close to an till jens committee member will get to basically saying he has seen something that means there are crimes occurred that hasn't been established by the fbi yet. >> and that's something that also hasn't been established by the senate. we heard lindsey graham saying earlier today, ari, he hasn't seen any evidence of russian collusion between donald trump or his c

let's get a check on the roads with francesca ruscio. philadelphia. bumper to bumper traffic. in gladwin, traffic is moving okay. a look at the travel speeds, still in the 30s overall for the schuylkill expressway. an accident at the intersection of huntington and susquehanna roads. >>> philadelphia police are trying to find a person that shot a 7-eleven clerk. they are talking to a person of interest but don't believe he is the gunman. >>> in bucks county, a jury selection in the lee caplan sexual assault trial. prosecutors say he abused six girls and fathered two children gifted to him by their parents. another update. we'll see you at the bottom of the hour. ♪"all you need is love" plays my friends know me so well. they can tell what i'm thinking, just by looking in my eyes. but what they didn't know was that i had dry, itchy eyes. i used artificial tears from the moment i woke up... ...to the moment i went to bed. so i finally decided to show my eyes some love,... ...some eyelove. eyelove means having a chat with your eye doctor abou

francesca, who is going to get fired if anyone? >> well, the difficulty in the communication shop of what is happening, as david was alluding to there is that when the president is going out, and he is contradicting his communications staff on a regular basis, it doesn't really matter who is at that podium. whether that is sean spicer or that's sarah huckabee sanders. let me give you an example. when sarah huckabee sanders did her first on camera briefing, she said that no, no, the president didn't mean that australia actually has better health care than the united states. within an hour, the president was on twitter saying yes, that's actually what i did mean. they do have a better system. and we've seen that happen repeatedly with her. even if the president were to get rid of sean spicer and say you said some things that turned out not to be true and it's making me look bad, then you'd still theoretically have the same problem with putting sarah or someone else up there at that podium. if the president isn't talking to his staff

now to the french open tennis where defending women's champion garbine murguruza beat 2010 winner francescaonday at rolland garros. reigning men's champion novak djokovic was playing his first match under the watching eyes of new coach andre agassi and it resulted in victory. austin halewood rounds up that and all the rest of the action. after a first day in paris that saw the women's number one seed crash at the women's number one seed crash at the will date to add some the biggest names in the game. rafael nadal‘s never looked in trouble. all the time under the watchful eye of his new coach. the pair got off to the perfect start. djokovic won in straight sets. is that the first of many more to come? for me, it is a very different relationship from anyone else i have had with anybody. consistently talking a lot about those things. i can see only positives to now. djokovic won the tournament for the first time last year. he still has a long way to go if he is to match this man, fao nadal. he got off to the perfect start. he had little trouble beating bete noire pair will stop the crown say

vai, back over to you. >> francesca, thank you. >>> this morning a family is demanding justice afterrother and sister were shot and killed inside their kensington home. police say they were found yesterday inside a second-floor bedroom of a house on clearfield street. a woman who identified herself as the sister of the victims has a message for the killer. >> we are coming for you. we're going to get you, believe me. it's not the end. >> our brother raymond, first of all, was a good brother. he didn't deserve that. tina was a god-fearing woman. she didn't deserve that. >> neighbors say they hadn't seen the woman since friday, but it is not clear when the pair was killed. no weapon has been found. >>> a suspect is under arrest in the deadly double stabbing. nbc 10 was on the scene on frankfurt avenue. the violence inside an apartment last night left one man dead and another in critical condition. investigators are trying to determine a motive. >> to south jersey now, a hazmat situation is under control in cumberland county, neighbors in millville reported a strong smell of sulfur on n

first, francesca ruscio has your first alert traffic. >>> thank you. good morning, everyone. start off on the vine street expressway over in center city. 24th street, either direction, little to no traffic. obviously it's very early. headed westbound for the schuylkill expressway, eastbound for 95, we're not going to be seeing any delays. maybe some wet and shiny roads out there overall for the most part. when i come back, we'll look at the rest of the minimum wagers, 95, the schuylkill expressway, and 422. back to you. >>> people across our area -- ♪ people across the country are pausing to mark memorial day. yesterday friends and descendants of the local world war i unit held their 99th annual memorial service in valley forge. it is the only group that's met continuously since the end of the great war. >>> if you plan on taking to the road for memorial day, expect to see a lot of traffic during your e.

drew devoursney and francesca matus were missing nearly a week before their bodies were found this pastmonday. police say they are investigating threats against matus. a number of motives are being looked into right now including may have gone wrong. >>> a doctor who was in the right place at the right time is being called a hero for saving a student during a deadly stabbing rampage. this week at the university of texas, dr. liona dea more saw people running. she's a former navy medic who works as a chiropractor and instead of following the crowd she ran toward the danger and started treating a student. >> i did run and when you're a military trained and first responder and things are going down, that means they need help. i was meant to be there for him that day. there's no doubt in my mind. >> now, one student was killed in that incident. the young man deamore helped survived. she believes he would have decided within minutes if she would not have convened. >>> researchers followed more than 1,000 children under age 2 and found the more time they spent playing with smartphones would b

now we'll go to traffic with francesca ruscio. >>> thank you.ings off from an earlier accident that still hasn't cleared on the vine street expressway westbound. as you see, you must take the exit for schuylkill eastbound. look at traffic right now. again, for the most part, it has happened in a little over two hours ago. we are still dealing with the situation right now on the vine street expressway. and i will update you all as soon as it has cleared. 95 southbound, woodhaven to the vine, very early. it will take you 13 minutes. >> thank you. >>> right now, britain's terror alert is at its highest possible level as fear across the country grows that another attack could happen at any moment. nbc10's matt delucia is monitoring the overnight developments from our digital operations center. matt? >> reporter: that means there is not only the belief that there could be another terrorist attack but that it could be imminent. we're also learning more about the man police say blew himself up outside the manchester arena monday night. 22-year-old salm

right now let's see how the roads are with francesca ruscio. >>> thank you. doing well on the schuylkill expressway from the vine street both directions. eastbound from the philadelphia area, traffic is moving just fine. again, still very early. it's 4:30 now. in new jersey, on the majors, 295, the new jersey turnpike, 42 freeway both directions, we are doing just fine in terms of travel speeds. again, too early to be seeing any noticeable delays. that's always great news. and 95 right now, we're going to be looking at the southbound travel times. travel speeds in the 1996. little to no traffic. woodhain to the vine will take you -- woodhaven to the vine will take you 13 minutes. back to you. >> thank you. >>> breaking from overnight, nbc news has now confirmed that former panamanian dictator manuel noriega has died. he was a u.s. ally until the american invasion of panama in 1989 ousted him from power. he later served a 17-year sentence in the u.s. for drug smuggling. noriega spent the final years of his life in a

francesca ruscio in the first alert traffic center. >>> thank you, bill.his morning. we'll look at the schuylkill expressway from our girard avenue camera. either direction, we have a couple of cars out there. again, it's 4:29 right now. we're not expecting any heavier volume on any of the majors this morning. we have an accident at soederton. traffic is green, so it's not affecting -- probably little to no cars in the area. 95 southbound woodhaven toward the vine will take you 13 minutes. very light traffic on the northbound side. i'll have another update in ten minutes. [ screams ] >>> what's going on? oh, my god! >> breaking developments from overnight in that deadly explosion that happened at an ariana grande concert overseas. police in manchester say at least 22 people died, more than 50 others were hurt. children are among the victims. nbc10's matt delucia is live in our digital operations center. matt, police just released new details, and we're hearing from president trump just in the last few minutes. bring us up to speed. >> reporter: president t

meanwhile, reigning champion garbine muguruza is playing francesca schivone at the start of the defence currently 3—3 in the second set. now, it's billed as the most lucrative match in world football, and its estimated at least 170 million pounds awaits the winner of today's championship play—off final between huddersfield town and reading. one of those two clubs willjoin newcastle and brighton in promotion to the premier league. sometimes the feeling if you're not a reading supporter then nearly everybody in england, in britain, and maybe in europe supports huddersfield town and likes to bring this fairytale to a happy end. so this looks like the second fairytale in british football in a row after leicester last season and this is what we are feeling and we are feeling that we getting backed from a lot of people all over britain. we need to think about what we need to do now to win that game. that is what we will be facing. we would not be thinking about what it does to the club were the city if you win, there is also the chance that you lose. sweden's alexander noren has won golf‘s pg

"richard henry paterson" de 65 aÑos enfrenta cargos por el asesinato de francesca marguinez de 60 .estrangulado, el argumenta que su asfixia fue accidental. su confesion dice literalmente que se asfixio cuando ella le practicaba sexo oral. --tan peligrosa puede llegar a ser una relacion sexual? bites --entonces volviendo al caso, el abogado defensor, pensando en aquel refran de ver para creer, solicito que juez, jurado y por obvias razones el sospechoso, vieran en vivo su rgano, para verificar que su tamaÑo si pudo causar accidentalmente el ahogamiento. y tener una prueba consistente de que se habria tratado de asfixia accidental. usted dira, pero no habra otra manera menos controversial de mostrar el cuerpo del delito? al parecer no, agotaron los recursos con fotografias, mediciones y hasta la fiscalia pidi una replica. por aquello de conservar la compostura en el tribunal.... --pero nada convencio y aunque es insolito que un acusado de asesinato deje caer sus pantalones ante el tribunal, prefiere pasar la verguenza diez minutos a la condena de por vida si es hallado culpable de ho

now to the french open tennis where defending women's champion garbine murguruza beat 2010 winner francescas. reigning men's champion novak djokovic was playing his first match under the watching eyes of new coach andre agassi and it resulted in victory. austin halewood rounds up that and all the rest of the action. after a first day in paris which saw the women's number one seed crashed out of the competition, day two saw some of the biggest names in the men's game. djokovic began the defence of his title against a spanish competitor, and he never looked troubled, taking a two set lead. under the watchful eye of his new coach, andre agassi. djokovic won in straight sets. is it the first of many more to come? for me, it isa first of many more to come? for me, it is a very different relationship from any other that i have had with anybody, consistently talking a lot about those things. i can only see positives. he won the tournament for the first time last year and has a long way to go if he is going to match the nine time champion. rafael nadal is trying for success after getting off to the

she eased past the 2010 winner francesca schiavone in straight sets.d up southend's adam thompson and accrington‘s shay mccartan for the coming international fixtures against new zealand and azerbaijan. here's the squad in full. mcca rta n mccartan netted 18 goals in his last games and he could make his international debut with fellow strikers conor washington and jamie ward unavailable. burton defender tom flanagan is another potential debutante. they play new zealand on friday in a friendly and take on azerbaijan in a world cup group c qualifier on the 10th ofjune. now, it's billed as the most lucrative match in world football, and it's estimated at least £170 million awaits the winner of today's championship play—off final between huddersfield town and reading. one of those two clubs willjoin newcastle and brighton in promotion to the premier league. coverage starts at 2pm on bbc radio five live. sometimes the feeling if you're not a reading supporter then nearly everybody in england, in britain, and maybe in europe supports huddersfield town and li

. >> let's see what they look like right now with francesca ruscio . >> what are you seeing? >> we are looking at another traffic mess. two lanes are closed because of a report of downed wires. you can see it effecting traffic in this area. two lanes are blocked due to the downed wires. northbound for the philadelphia area. we are doing pretty good both directions. very light traffic. everything seems to be returning to normal. our camera from belmont avenue, we are doing pretty well. we are not seeing any reported delays. back to normal again, it will take you 14 minutes. back to you guys. >> thank you. >>> happening today, everything is on the table, special forum and conversations to inspire solutions. it is part of a national movement to strengthen commun y communities through open dialogue. we are talking about the soda tax. 150 local businesses and community groups are working to get people talking about what concerns and interests them. >>> actor comedian for the celebration. council honoring hart. they are also paying tribute to keith and katherine sachs. >>> all road

"fox and friends" first, autopsy report so us marine veteran and his girlfriend were strangers, francescaar on april 25th, their body found on a dirt road 10 miles away, enlisted in the marines after 9/11 and served several tours in iraq, has been in the least since september and due to fly home on friday. >> another violent confrontation, a brawl between two passengers, in front of a horrified passenger you can imagine on a flight from tokyo to los angeles. the plane was parked at the gate as flight attendants tried to break the fistfight. the man in the hawaiian shirt who was drunk was removed from the flight and arrested. a brand-new terrifying shark sighting after an attack left a mother of three fighting for her life. the latest was captured by a throne off the coast of california less than a mile from where dozens of people were swimming a day after a woman was viciously mauled and people on the beach watched in horror. the mother of three who lost part of her right leg remained in critical condition and lucky to be alive, incredible video showing the moment a stranded surfer is res

neil: well-put, francesca very wise. you could be like my staff at fox business, right to my face conducting a meeting they're going --phhh. can you imagine at this pow-wow that would be funny. i don't imagine they were going to get caught on camera listen towing president of the united states. they need the united states and often money comes with financiny value so much, but have a funny way of showing it looking for the money we fork over. >>> president trying to look into various leaks coming out on the uk, and its vulnerability on terror and all othat. all sudden that became a front page issue, the leaks, because it became international life and death issue, leaks in general when it came to anything russia-related, not so important as the fact that russia is involved. blake burman in sicily with more. blake? reporter: hi, there, neil. british official tells fox that its government will continue to talk with the united states on matters of national security and intelligence-sharing, however manchester police reported

local gallery owner francesca meminger says so far sales are down 50% compared to last year. >> we openednd you just don't know long term. >> reporter: just up the coast, officials by the sea are expecting big crowds for memorial day. they feel the neighbors to the south and is doing what he can. >> to go biking, hiking, horseback riding, go down the river and go camping. go for your day hikes. that's what i will be doing shortly. >> reporter: the central coast staying strong, while displaying a united front. >> mother nature really is in charge. the best we can do is react to what she gives us. and continue to do the best we can to provide a place for people to come and have a good time. >> reporter: big surbusinesses are hoping that i will show a little love by visiting sometime soon. >>> next, a holiday week celebration in san francisco. we'll tell you what's on tap at now i have nicoderm cq. the nicoderm cq patch with unique extended release technology helps prevent your urge to smoke all day. it's the best thing that ever happened to me. every great why needs a great how. . >>> welco

i thought it was an excellent question that francesca was asking.hy is it okay for the president to retweet an anonymously resourced fox news article and take that as gospel and yet rip sources in your paper? >> it was ridiculous and i would point out that i was on the foreign trip with president trump and several of the reporters wanted to be quoted anonymously. so this administration is just trying to kind of have it cute here and play it both ways but they use anonymous sources to conduct their own business. >> for people watching at home -- and they don't know how this works, if you're on this trip and talking on background to someone within the white house, let's say you're in riyadh, that's a source from the administration that you're allowed to report out. these are sources from the white house. i just want to make sure people at home understand that. >> that's right. and when a source is anonymous, it's not that they are made up or fake or anything like that. it's that there are officials in the government and for whatever reason -- and usua