you can see where we are along the garden state parkway.we're here at the forked river service plaza. look at this giant wooded area. this would be the double trouble state park. all these woods, if police do believe that arthur buckle is in the woods, this is a massive area that they need to search right now. that is why they have crews that are up and down the garden state parkway throughout this area. so this is just the beginning of the search although police are hoping that they can use the canines, get a sense, get a trail and hopefully track this guy down. i'm going to walk over one more time. we can see since we've gone on the air with this live shot that police vehicle has moved up. so they're moving gradually down the garden state parkway as they continue the search. we'll be back again in another 30 minutes with another update, again, this is continuing to unfold this morning here. for now, live in ocean county, matt delucia, nbc 10 news. >> thank you for that information. we're still double checking to see if schools in the area

since then, residents and gardeners say it's become a focal point of their neighbor. >> they grow allinds of foods here. everybody is very respectable. kids come here. they even sometimes have, um, school trips that come through to see what the community is doing in terms of keeping the community vibrant and green. >> reporter: judy wright lives right next door to the garr again den. she like many others was caught completely off guard by the recent news that the property is going up for sheriffs sale in three weeks. >> extremely concerned. >> it would be horrible because we were already on the path here having one half of the property preserved. >> reporter: garden is actually two properties. half of it was saved back in 2012 when it also went up for sheriffs sale. it is now part of the neighborhood garden. >> we have our compost over there. >> reporter: trevor mcilroy who actively gardens here is hoping the same can happen to the side now in jeopardy. >> it serves for lot of people in the neighborhood who want grow their own vegetables. we have over 50 plots and so that's over a hun

so the gardens are a popular destination. >> a little cucumber right here. but he will be a pickle at some point. >> reporter: hot this year, edibles. >> you can have a garden that's low water that includes edibles, flowers, and plants that support the organic garden pollinators. >> reporter: almost all of this is original to the 1957 construction. the magazine has been an inspiration for regina atkins. >> the neat area is the kitchen. this is like a fully functioning kitchen. >> it is. it's kind of like a little tiny house. it has everything you need. a 4-burner stove. double sink, porcelain. these are really heavy items. >> reporter: sunset is extending an open invitation. >>> a beautiful weekend to get out and enjoy the weather. >> it was a beautiful day today. mark tamayo has all the details. >> that springtime breeze, something you can count on in the bay area. especially for this month, into june. by the afternoon, the winds pick up. we had a few sprinkles this morning as well across parts of the bay area as the weak system creeps up, moves into northe

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really just primarily fog is on the garden state parkway. our pennsylvania majors, 95 southbound between woodhaven road and the vine street expressway, quick drive of 13 minutes. 76 eastbound as you make your way into center city philadelphia. 476 southbound from the schuylkill 95, all in the green light, no crashes delays things. 95 northbound, cottman avenue and academy road, there's a lane restriction. there isn't the volume to affect things but you'll have to move around the disabled vehicle. there's been a road obstruction along ridge pike at manor road and white marsh township. >> 5:03. we're following breaking news. police say just before 11:00 last night, three men broke into a home in prospect park with aefrl people inside. as police got on scene, the three were driving away. that's when the chase began. pursuit end 12 miles away at 95 on callowhill. the men took off on foot. police caught one of them. two are on the loose. one person in the hem home was hurt and is being treated at the hospital. >>> also in philadelphia's kensingto

the she is expressway, garden state and moving toward 295 and 95.e course of the morning into the noon hour it spreads westward. we see heavy rain and slow going and after about four or 5:00 o'clock it becomes spotty if you're going out for the evening, you may need the um blame but these will be patchy showers and then by the evening slowly drying it outlooking a little bit better by the time saturday evening rolls around. so as we look ahead, it will be about half an inch to an inch of rain. temperatures tomorrow will be in the 50s. and we will be seeing rain especially during the morning and the early afternoon saturday clouds. sun today for mother's day increasing sun and a temperature 71. on our seven day forecast, after we make the through saturday it looking good with high temperatures in the 70s. could touch 80 by wednesday. >> wow! >> police chase lands a monkey, monkey in the back of a police cruiser. there's the guy. he's definitely not the one in trouble. in fact, he helped police make the arrest. if major security flaw on instagram disc

but yes, yes, i love gardening, but living now in a condo my gardening is restricted to my balcony. so just a few potted plants. >> we have time for one more question. >> hello. he had a feeling, but he was right.

its name is eureka gardens. it's a low-income, affordable housing project that uses section 8 funds to house people of lower income. as you're all aware of that program. it's run by an organization that owns it. it's called global ministries foundation. it's run by a reverend, richard hamlon. the reverend is the head of the organization. you look at their web site for global ministries, there is a link that says what we do. you go on that section of global ministries. it says -- quote -- "providing affordable housing across the united states and ministering to the physical, spiritual and emotional needs of our residents." end quote. that's what they state as their business purpose. and i imagine that's what they needed to state because of their 501-c-3 not for profit status. however, we have a quote here from reverend hamlett who says his involvement is purely business related. he said -- quote -- this is a business. this isn't a church mission. these are business corporations that we set up but we're no differe

>> upper township specifically along the garden state parkway.ve a crew that you'll hear from who's down in sea isle. they've told me along the garden state parkway there are serious patches of fog. this is a live look at the cape may toll plaza in upper township along the garden state parkway. very few cars on the road. if you're out there, know you'll deal with patchy fog this morning as bill pointed out as well. moving up into the pennsylvania area, this is 476 at germantown pike. if you're headed to or from the poconos, a smooth ride ahead. no issues to report on the northeast extension of the pennsylvania turnpike. finally in montgomery county, there is a road obstruction at manor road and ridge pike for you to be aware of. >>> 4:21 right now. two local families have special memories for memorial day. after waiting for decades, they can see the name of their loved ones on the philadelphia veterans memorial. ♪ç the names of master sergeant frances corcoran and master sergeant george wilson were unveiled. both men die of illnesses while servi

he was caught within the last 30 minutes, on the garden state parkway. good afternoon everyone, i'm jim donovan. >> i'm brooke thomas. police track down bustle -- buckle on the garden state parkway, lacy township ocean county. initially made arrangements to surrender overnight but walk off before officers got there. he was spotted at forked river rest stop, on the garden state parkway last night. buckle had been on run since last tuesday, when he walk away from bayside prison camden county. once again, arthur buckle was taken into custody by police on the garden state parkway 30 minutes ago. >> moving on now, are you the one holding that winning powerball ticket? well if you bought your ticket in trenton it, could be you. there is only one winner, of nearly $430 million. our own joe holden is live in trenton at the store that sold the winning ticket. hey, joe. >> reporter: you know, big question is who is this winner? and worker here at this 7-eleven here on chamber street in trenton tell me, nothing ever happens around here, well the story was all set i

we are going to have more about this garden and other gardens up here for the sunset celebration. really incredible. and if you guys read sunset like we do at my house, my wife has a subscription, she loves it so much she actually got my mom a subscription so we are definitely a sunset household. this is the celebration weekend and if you know anything about sunset, you know it's about travel, it's about home and garden, beauty, all that kind of stuff. irene edwards, editor in chief, who we already have so much in common. we both went to northwestern. we are trying to figure out who we knew in common. >> hi. >> reporter: good morning. >> good morning. >> reporter: great event. it is called celebration weekend for a reason. it's a celebration of all things western, right? >> all things western. we bring the pages of sunset magazine to life so this is our 18th annual celebration weekend event, but it's our first wine country location, cornerstone sonoma. >> i know, unbelievable. i loved this as soon as i saw it, the sunset logo, all done up with succulence, which is, you know, if we

i love gardening, but living now in a condo, my gardening is restricted to my balcony. so just a few potted lands. >> we have time for just a few more questions. >> hi. i don't know how he had that feeling, but he was right. i want to preface this by saying you are looking fabulous at 79. looking fabulous for any age. [applause] my personal experience with aging, i never really knew anyone. coincidentally i lived with a woman over the summer who was also 79 and she was just like you, vibrant, going on a come a living her life. my experience with aging, my one grandmother died much younger than you and my grandfather is so much younger than you has pretty bad dementia. so i don't know how to see a lot of older people that are doing it. i know this is not really an original question and has been asked all the time, but what do you do that you feel keeps you happiest and healthiest to this day. >> i am with friends and i am with my dog and i have taken up playing the piano again. so those are the things that make me the happiest right now. thank you for the question. thank

but, yes, i love gardening. but living now in a condo, my gardening is restricted to my balcony. so just a few potted plants. thank you. >> we have time for just one more question, diane. so -- >> hi. >> hi. >> he had a feeling, i don't know how he had that feeling, but he was right. so i want to preface this by saying that you are looking fabulous for 79. [laughter] [applause] >> thank you, thank you. >> she's looking fabulous for any age. [applause] >> thank you. [laughter] >> but my personal experience with aging, i never really knew anyone -- coincidentally, i lived with a woman over the summer that was also 79. and she was just like you, she was vibrant and going at it and living her life. my experience with aging, my grandparents -- my one grandmother died much younger than you, and my grandfather who's still much younger than you has pretty bad dementia. so to me, i don't often see a lot of older people that are, like, kicking it and doing it. [laughter] i know this is not really an original question, it's been asked all the time, but what do you do that you feel keeps you

police are searching a wooded area at a garden state parkway rest stop. that's where this man, escaped inmate arthur buckle was spotted late last night. >>> bill cosby heads back to court in montgomery county later this month. prosecutors say he could meet his accuser face to face. >>> and triple the love this mother's day. an atlantic county family welcomed home three bundles of joy over the weekend and their home is already full of life and love. >>> 4:30. good morning. this is "nbc 10 news today." i'm tracy davidson. let's begin with meteorologist bill henley with his first alert neighborhood forecast. a look at conditions right where you live. bill? >> we're seeing a rank of conditions this morning. look at the cool air in new jersey, 40 degrees. the pennsylvania suburbs at 43 while it's in theç low 50s in philadelphia. it's dropped down to 42 degrees in lehigh valley and still cooling at this hour. 47, though, at 7:00. bright sunshine and at 10:00, a few extra clouds will be coming in. look at that warmup, 64 degrees by 10:00, into the 70s this afte

but yes, yes, i love gardening, but living now in a condo my gardening is restricted to my balcony. so just a few potted plants. >> we have time for one more question. >> hello. he had a feeling, but he was right. so i want to preface this by saying you are looking fabulous for 79. [applause]. >> thank you. >> she's looking fabulous for any age. >> thank you. >> but my personal experience with aging, and never really knew anyone, coincidently i live to someone over the summer who was 79 degrees and she was like you, vibrant and going at it, living, living her life. my experience with aging is my younger my grandmother died much younger than you and my grandfather is younger than you has to mention so i do not see a lot of older people who are kicking it and doing it. i know this is not really an original question and it's been out all the time, but what do you do that you feel like keeps you happiest and healthiest? >> i am with friends and i am with my dog and i have taken up playing the piano again. so those are the things that make me the happiest right now. thank you for the que

we're at the rest stop you mentioned here along the garden state parkway.you can see some of the new jersey state police units and department of corrections unit that have mobilized in the parking lot. they've been here for several hours after it is believed that the escaped inmate was spotted here last night. take a look at new video from where we are as the search for 38-year-old arthur buckle continues. he's been missing since last tuesday. police have been using okay nene unit -- canine units to search the area. air units have been up as well throughout the evening. arthur buckle escaped from prison days before he was scheduled to be up for parole. right now he's been serving a sentence for aggravated assault, drug possession and burglary. he has been caught on surveillance cameras a couple of times since his escape. we've been told now most recently by state police just within the past few hours that buckle was caught on surveillance video here at the service station around 9 oo. 30 last night. he used an employee's cell phone, then gave the phone back

right now we are standing on the side of the garden state parkway. it is pretty much, vai, a dead stop. we know that escaped inmate arthur buckel who escaped from the psychiatric hospital, the bay side satellite prison unit last week on tuesday has finally been captured we are told without incident. a state police source tells me that the department of corrections has been able to capture buckel and no one has been hurt. what i'm seeing is traffic stacked up along the garden state parkway northbound and numerous department of corrections vehicles and police who are up on the left-hand side we are told that buckel is essentially right outside of this double trouble state park and may be sitting on a barrier on the side of the highway, although i can't see down that far, vai. we do know that final bely on this sixth day buckel is in police custody, that the department of corrections has him again. seven days tomorrow, it would have been a week, vai. people in the garden state, new jersey residents, many of whom who were alarmed, upset, even stretching

so that's what this garden is all about now. garvin: rich says losing a child taught him a lot about perspective in life, that, for example, 6000 flowers that don't bloom isn't a tragedy, but 10,000 that do might just one day prevent one. garvin: from one man listening to his heart to others listening to anyone. a san francisco therapist thinks our addiction to technology these days is robbing us of something very important and she wants to give it back to us, for free. garvin: amid the never-ending bustle that is a big city like san francisco, it can be hard for a voice to be heard. traci ruble: hey there, how's it going? garvin: not because of too much noise, mind you. traci: do you wanna sit down and talk and tell your story? garvin: because of too little listening. traci: you wanna talk about it? garvin: at least, that's how traci ruble sees it. traci: you have to not talk. you have to stop talking. i have to stop talking and i have to listen and ask questions. traci: where would you wanna stop? garvin: it was 2 years ago th

garden state parkway and hammonton it's a bit wet. let's look at the temperatures. 58 degrees in philadelphia. not too bad temperature-wise, that's for sure, clouds and sunshine today, high of 79 degrees, feeling warmer than yesterday. >>> police in new york are trying to find the crafty thieves who pulled off a dramatic bank heist. the crook cut through the roof in the bank vault ceiling helping themselves to the safe-deposit boxes. no word on how much they stole. >>> three people are dead after a skydiving plane crash in hawaii. four people were pronounced at the scene. the 5th victim was pronounced at the hospital. the single engine cessna went down on the island of withauai, another plane crash an hour later. >>> malaysia's family called tempe's firefighter because she was locked in the bathroom. she needed their help to unlock the door. >>> they gave me a screw driver and i unscrewed the screws. how did you learned to that? my daddy to told me how do that. >>> phillies lost 5-4. >>> 5:18, a national retailer is going out of busin

or someone else's garden.argaret in south philadelphia was wondering what's the best time to plant your summer veggies. it's a good question. let's find out. ♪ >> what do you think is the best time to grow summer veggies. >> next two weeks. >> probably the next week or two. >> gosh, i don't know. >> best time is after mother's day usually by may 15th you're completely safe. >> jay albrecht of albrecht nurseries spent the past 50 years selling seeds into 100-year-old business. >> has advice for those of us a little more green. what's easiest to grow? >> go with tomatoes. >> tomatoes. >> tomatoes. >> cucumbers. >> cucumbers, peppers. >> homeowners it would be tomatoes, peppers, cucumbers, squash. >> squash is very dependent on temperature. so you can get really nice bush she plant non fruit. >> what's the biggest mistake people make? >> planting too early. a lot of people rush the season. >> albrecht says most summer veggies should be planned at soil level expect tomatoes which grow stronger faster when planted

or someone else's garden.garet in south philadelphia was wondering what's the best time to plant your summer veggies. it's a good question. let's find out. ♪ >> what do you think is the best time to grow summer veggies. >> next two weeks. >> probably the next week or two. >> gosh, i don't know. >> best time is after mother's day usually by may 15th you're completely safe. >> jay albrecht of albrecht nurseries spent the past 50 years selling seeds into 100-year-old business. >> has advice for those of us a little more green. what's easiest to grow? >> go with tomatoes. >> tomatoes. >> tomatoes. >> cucumbers. >> cucumbers, peppers. >> homeowners it would be tomatoes, peppers, cucumbers, squash. >> squash is very dependent on temperature. so you can get really nice bush she plant non fruit. >> what's the biggest mistake people make? >> planting too early. a lot of people rush the season. >> albrecht says most summer veggies should be planned at soil level expect tomatoes which grow stronger faster when planted si

society civic association home and garden tour is today. it's the 38th year for the event. even though several homes are without power, the tour is happening anyway. neighbors hope the lights come on soon after an interesting night. >>> it was like an explosion, the house shook i was obviously upset. i hear a bang at the door, it was the firemen there had been an explosion they wanted to check the house. unfortunately without power the tour in my house would have tore abbreviated there's steps involved i think it's hazardous for people to go down steps that are not lilt. >> reporter: lit. the peco says this explosion is not related to the underground explosion that would yesterday near 30th street station. live in washington square, trish hartman nydia. >>> thank you. >>> two philadelphia police officers are on the mend after a crash in south philadelphia this morning. they were traveling west on oregon avenue when they collided with a minivan north on 18th street. they were checked out for minor injuries. a third person suffered non-life threatening injuries. >>> a man was

shows in food shows. >> the magazine regularly includes gardening tips. it is a popular destination. >> he is a baby. he will be a pickle at some point. >> reporter: hot this year are edibles. >> you can have a garden that is low-water and includes edibles that supports organic karen pollinators. >> reporter: it is original to the 1957 construction. the magazine has been an inspiration. this woman was invited to bring her restored airstream to the show. >> this is a fully functioning kitchen. >> it is like a little tiny house. it has everything you need. does double sinks and porcelain. these are really heavy items. the fridge is in perfect working order. >> reporter: some say it is extending an open-ended invitation. >>> how much would you pay for a piece of prince history? up next, the unique guitar used by the superstar that is up for auction. >>> the bay area is about to warm up. and some parts it will be close to the 90s. ♪ what if we made a paint that was so special that was such a jewel among paints that you had to seek it out. nope, even easier th

this is along the garden state parkway at route 47 in middle township.very light traffic on the road. i was seeing increased shore traffic from our cameras along the garden state parkway. the theme remains the same along the garden state parkway with the fog. no issues to report on those two majors in new jersey. if you're on 95 in and around the wilmington area between 295 and 495, both north and southbound, your drive is ten minutes in both directions there. coming up in a bit, i'll tell you about a closure on 295 in delaware for drivers there. >>> 5:33. we are following breaking news in philadelphia. police are now looking for a man after his teenage stepdaughter called them and said she was sexually assaulted. nbc 10's pamela osborne is live outside special victims unit in kensington. pamela, police say the girl's mother was salted as well. walk us through what happened. >> we're talking about two very disturbing crimes here, committed on that mother and her teenage daughter. before we tell you exactly what happened, do i want to let you know, we're

victory gardens were exactly that. women were told, grow a garden. go out into your backyard, grow a garden, help to feed not only your family but maybe another family. there were lots of ways that women participated in the war effort and certainly that was one. and if you were at home, you had kids, maybe you didn't have an opportunity to go off and work in a factory or play professional baseball but there were things you could do and that was certainly one. >> were children also sent to the factories to work? >> no. by the time -- by the time we get to world war ii we had child labor laws in place. no, children were not -- no, that didn't mean they didn't help in other ways because, of course, they did but, no, they were not expected to work in factories. in fact, that would have been illegal. >> we didn't have nurses in the army -- >> yes. >> they were in combat zones. >> yes. in theory they were not in combat, right? but, of course, we had nurses who were killed during the war. we had nurses who were taken prisoner of war. so, yes, that happened

local or jump off at spring garden south or at 30th street. they are also doing some paving on the parkway doing some paving on the kelly drive. everybody is setback about a week from all of the rain we had last week. so they are playing catch up all this week. so, they are out there, also, along broad and spring garden streets, as well. otherwise the turnpike is looking good. no problems coming down i95 from the gang coming in from new jersey, you have your normal lane shuffles here as you work your way along 42 into 295 and up toward the walt whitman bridge. and it is work zone wednesday coming to the blue route. paint done will paint some lines, at least that's what's on the to do list today along 476 between the turnpike and 95. mass transit, the airport, off to good start, chris, lauren, back to you. >> following breaking news out of camden this morning, right now police there investigating early morning shooting this happened around 1:30 on south seventh and everett street. little information has been released about the shooting. we are

this is the garden state parkway over in summer's point around the great egg toll plaza.ust coming off of the toll plaza, lane restrictions in here. lane restrictions with ongoing construction there. more updates when i come back in the next ten. vai? >> jessica, thank you. games honoring our heroes, just ahead, we'll tell you about the second annual invictus games. >>> good morning, everyone. jessica boyington with your first alert traffic. right now we're looking live at the boulevard. this is right around roberts avenue. no problems in either direction right now. starting to see more cars heading out the door there. no big delays or backups. also that accident scene around 95 right near the girard point bridge has cleared out of the way. no backups there. we will touch on construction projects in the area when i'm back in the 6:00 hour. >>> this mother's day, thousands of breast cancer survivors, their families and friends covered the philadelphia art museum steps in a sea of pink for the 26th annual susan g. komen race for the cure. yesterday's event began with a surv

but kids that garden are more likely to eat their fruits and vegetables.those who spent an hour a day gardening cut their risk of heart attack or stroke by more than 20% and decreased the risk of dying of other cause causes by 30%. >>> it's cinco de mayo. people are sharing photos and sharing them online. this is what donald trump posted on twitter. can you see it? it has a whole lot of people reacting. what do you think about this picture? >> we uncover claims of inhuman conditions at a hospital that treats some of the most vulnerable. the conditions putting patients and staff members at risk. before earning enough cash back from bank of america to buy a new gym bag. before earning 1% cash back everywhere, every time and 2% back at the grocery store. even before he got 3% back on gas. kenny used his bankamericard cash rewards credit card to join the wednesday night league. because he loves to play hoops. not jump through them. that's the excitement of rewarding connections. apply online or at a bank of america near you. >>> 2 investigates has uncovered cl

this is the garden state parkway, right at the cape may toll plaza. finally inç montgomery county, white marsh township, there's a road obstruction along ridge pike at manor road. tracy? >>> 4:32. we are following breaking news in philadelphia's kensington neighborhood. a teenage girl called officers from her home on pratt street after she says she was raped by her stepfather. when police got there, they found the girl's mother beaten and covered in blood. doctors at st. christopher's hospital for children are treating the teen. investigators are on scene. we have a crew on the way. the special victims will bring you more updates on this case throughout the morning. >>> now to frightening moments for a roxborough family robbed and carjacked at gun point. two siblings and their niece were robbed on gerhart street. the two others took off in the family's car. the victims spoke to nbc 10 and asked not to be identified. >> they pretty much got him, put a gun to his head. one came up beside me and just asked for my purse and my cell phone. and the other o

but again the search continues on the ground at this rest stop right off the garden state parkway. police have been out and about all morning long tracking his whereabouts, as soon as we get more information we'll bring it straight to you. for now reporting live, jan carabeo, cbs-3, "eyewitness news", jim, brooke, back into you. >> thank you, jan. two people in stable condition after stabbing attack near 12th and race in center city. man in his 50's was stabbed in the neck and woman in her 40's was stabbed in the arm. so far police have no motive for the violence, and so far they've made no after he cents. >> anticipation is billing as we wait for new jersey's giant powerball winner to come forward. someone bought the ticket worth close to $430 million here at this 7-eleven in trenton. it is unclear if it is one winner or a group winning the jackpot. more lotto players showed up in case. good luck. >> i come here all the time, got my trentonian, everything, and so but i couldn't hit the big one. last time i got number 66, that's about the only one i got. >> just in case you you hav

police caught him along the garden state parkway in ocean county yesterday. on the run for seven days after he broke out of bayside state prison camden county. buckle was due for parole in just a few weeks, he now faces to up five more years behind bars. right now he is being checked out a prison in trenton. >> if you are looking for a good place to grow old, it is not in the delaware valley. that is at least according to new rankings released by the second site caring. com. it calls south dabbing coat at best place to retire. well, i am not going there. places you think are popular with seniors like florida and arizona did not even make the top ten. in our area, delaware is highest ranked state at number 29. pennsylvania is 42nd. and new jersey is second to last because of expensive costs, and quality of healthcare for seniors. >>> well the cbs-3 health watch, how bad is a junk food diet? a new study is suggesting eating mostly junk food can cause as much kidney damage as diabetes. british doctors says lab rodent fed cheese, chocolate bars, other sweets, sam

this is the fork river rest stop off the garden state parkway in lacy township, he was spotted here, they say, around 11:00 last night. since then, authorities have set up a command post nearby to coordinate search effort, and here on the grounds you can see still a presence by njdoc. now, take a look at the video, you can see what's been happening here overnight, very busy night and early morning, k9 units and search helicopter were brought in to look for the escaped prisoner. this is again the fork river rest stop where state police say buckle was last spotted as a result, lacy township police as well as berkeley township police have stepped up patrols near the garden state parkway, and will continue to do so through the early morning hours. now, police have been searching for buckle since last tuesday, when he escaped bayside state prison in winslow township camden county one day later the search switched to ocean county where police track buckle to barnegat township. the escaped prisoner was spotted thereon surveillance video at local cvs pharmacy. barnegat police then called off

we are looking at broad and spring garden street in center city philadelphia about middle of the raceolney avenue and navy yard that 10-mile stretch all shut down now. or roadways air affect. seventy-six both east and westbound off ram tops broad street are closed and i-95 northbound and southbound off ramps to broad street are closed as well as on the vine street expressway. keep that in mind if you had you are traveling around say. also septa says many septa bus routes that operate on a cross and around broad street will be detoured and they have been detoured since 7:30 this morning. keep that in mind. septa adding services to the broad street line to accommodate the run and provide free broad street line ride until 9:00 a.m. for extra run their show their official race bibs. you have another ten minutes get in those free ride. we will move traffic cam to the ben franklin bridge mid span. in delays every problems ben franklin bridge this morning. it is in good shape. we have rain in the area and wet roadways. bridge is very wet. drive carefully. further up up 42 and 55 look good. p

they spent time searching near the garden state parkway and nearby areas. buckle was missing yesterday at the bay side prison in hammonton. >>> today in center city they are talking about the proposed soda tax and people gathered around city hall to protest the tax. the conversation moved inside to a public hearing before city council, and "action news" reporter christie aleto was outside of city hall. what are they saying this afternoon? >> reporter: jim, basically the same thing we heard outside of the rally and over the last couple of months. supporters say that the dollars will fund much needed city programs while proponents like small businesses and consumers that say this will hurt their wallets and cut into their bottom line. >> why are you out here today. to fight this soda tax. >> it's aimed to -- protesters rallied outside of city hall while those on both sides take their opinions to a public hear that just started in council chambers. >> if you look at it in terms of what it can do for kids and neighborhoods and public health, it's actually a pro

miles and miles of delays especially on the garden state parkway. then everybody worked their way here to the a.c. expressway and once again this morning we do expect heavier than normal volume on the westbound side of the acx and the northbound side of 42. as we look live near winslow westbound volume is still nice and light. but if you're coming up the parkway to head home, watch out. there's some emergency construction going on at the new gretna toll plaza in bass river township. they're blocking three of the toll lanes so that could cause some slowing as you head into central and north jersey this morning on the northbound side of the garden state parkway. gloucester township camden county still have that downed pole on the black horse pike southbound approaching church street where the library sits on the northbound side. and we had two disabled vehicles this morning, one on 95 northbound past cottman is gone but there's still one on the schuylkill eastbound right here approaching the conshohocken curve off to the side. matt and tam. >> thank y

gardens,e told to grow go out your backyard and grow a garden and help to feed not only your family but maybe even another family. ways that lots of women participated in the war effort and certainly that was one. hand if you were at home and let's say your husband had gone homeo war and you were at and you had kids, then you didn't have an opportunity to go off to work in a factory or play professional baseball there were a lot of other opportunities to do that and that was one. >> were children also sent to the factories to work? ms. williams: no, what the time we get to world war ii, we have child labor laws in place, and that was as a result of those efforts of the progressives that we talked about, so no, children were not -- it didn't mean to they didn't help in other ways, because of course, they did, that no, they were not expected to work in factories, in fact, that would have been illegal then. nurses in the army and stuff, they weren't in common zones? ms. williams: well, yes, but in theory, they were not in combat, right? we had nurses who were killed. during the war, we had

we will move the traffic cam to the schuylkill at spring garden street.hat a beautiful shot this is. in delays or problems on the schuylkill. looking to the right that is martin luther king drive, that is closed, schuylkill is in perfect condition this morning, a and so far no accidents, or construction to tell but and everything is moving along fine here and through philadelphia, and we will move this traffic cam again to the ben franklin bridge, mid span, no delays on the ben franklin bridge, it is in good shape, all of the area bridges are in good shape. further up no delays on 676, admiral wilson boulevard, 42, 55 look good. note from septa here the west trenton line is shuttle he will busing between west trenton and woodbourne station due you to track work scheduled every weekend through june. rest of the mass transit honor close to schedule. that is latest from the cbs-3 traffic center i'm ann evans now rahel, back to you. >> it looks beautiful out there. >> yes, it does. >>> dangerous products that may be in and around your home. "eyewitness news"

cell phone footage from fox 29 crew member showed police minutes after the arrest along the garden statearkway northbound in lacy township. >> from there, all the way down there nothing but detectives. like i was thinking about going on a jog and then whenever i drove by i was like, nope. not going to do that. >> reporter: collective sigh of leave in ocean county after the man on the run was spotted in this area last night. surveillance cameras captured 38 year-year-old buckle walking into the forked river rest stop about 11 miles north of his last sighting cvs pharmacy in barnegat. police say buckle had escaped from bay side state prison at ancora in hammonton, new jersey, on tuesday. he was serving time for burglary and theft. >> i was keeping my eyes out to be honest if i saw any suspicious people. >> shocked, you know what i mean? close to my house, you know. >> reporter: since last night siting roughly 150 law enforcement officers from local police department, new jersey state police and the department of corrections were out combing the area with automatic weapons until he was spot

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>> mhgp.org or the charles county garden club web site. >> thank you so much for coming.hich is -- >> boothybomb.com, it's all about the lincoln assassination. >> erika? >> thanks, barbara. sun for a third day in a row, great news. but the heat and humidity are also on the rise. amelia, we are moving right in to summer-like conditions. we went from cold and rainy and now we just went to the exact opposite end of the spectrum. wee want certainly in the middle. >> unfortunately that's not going to happen. some locations even hitting 90 degrees. not only that but the mugginess is here. noticing mugginess today, tomorrow, we'll see humidity levels drop a little bit on saturday but then the humidity is right back up sunday and memorial day as well with the heat and humidity, there are some storm chances in the forecast but know from here on into memorial day, much more dry time than any thunderstorms we're going to be tracking and a warm, even hot currently on storm team 4 radar for the most part. notice those storms was talking about or even just showers earlier have since fi

. >>> chopper 6 hd was overhead as police surrounded arthur buckle on the side of the garden state parkway in ocean county. annie mccormick is live in lacy township with details on the arrest. annie. >> reporter: sarah, we want to take you back to the dramatic video of the capture, authorities have been waiting for almost a week. you can see right there, after 11:00 a.m., the activity started to pick up, around double trouble state park and officers got out of the park and headed toward the parkway after receiving word that escapee arthur buckle was nearby on the parkway. you can see the escaped inmate in custody after he was capture near mill mark 76. he was taken into custody without incident not far from where he was spotted late sunday night at the forked river rest stop. in fact a tenth of a mile away. late sunday there was surveillance video that showed buckle inside. state police say through family members he was planning surrender at the stop and never followed through and took off sometime last night. tactical and k89 -- k-9 flooded the area. schools remained open, but all outside

the secret garden was written in 1911. it is considered one of his most popular books. it is about a ten-year-old girl who loses her family and sent away to live with her uncle who she never met before. >> reporter: the show follows mary on her mission to bring aunt lilly's garden back to life. the musical premiered on broadway 25 years ago and won three toniys, including one for best book. >>> it's a show that not a whole lot of companies do, because it has to be sung really, really well. >> reporter: 12-year-old bailie ryan plays the lead roll of marry lennox. the award winning music features songs like wick and lilly's eyes. >>> lilly's eyes is one of my favorites, because it's so pretty. >> reporter: the music is sweeping and its romantic, it's not a kid show, but it's a show where you can come with your entire family. >> reporter: the secret garden plays at the arden theater until june 19. go to arden theater.org or go do 6abc loves the arts. for 6abc loves the arts, i'm karen rogers. >>> tonight on 6abc, ludicrous and sierra hosts the billboard music awards live.

philadelphia police searched a large area around delaware avenue and spring garden.nicum officer and the person he believed to be a suspect ended with a crash around girard avenue and that is where the suspect then fled on foot. now, this all unfolded around 10 o'clock last night. a 911 call for a home invasion in prospect park brought police to the 200 block of lafayette avenue. an officer saw one of several suspects jump into a vehicle. that is what sparked the chase. there are at least two other suspects that fled possibly on foot from the prospect park scene. now, the police officer did sustain minor injuries. again, we are told that he is expected to be okay. now, we are also told that police are still searching for the suspect but it's unclear how many. there was one person that was in handcuffs at the scene in philadelphia but we are told that that person seen in handcuffs was later cleared and is not a suspect. we're still waiting to find out more information from police as to who they're looking for. reporting live from tinicum township police, annie mccormi

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