starting off in hadden heights, new jersey. route 30, white horse pike, around the cameras at 295. we're not seeing any problems now. both directions look okay on both roads. we're not seeing any major problems. definitely cars starting to make their way out the door. the 42 freeway, the same story here. northbound, that's typically where we watch for the morning commute especially, that's moving toward the city. five minutes from 55, moving toward the walt whitman bridge. no major problems there. once you get over into the city, watch if you're moving through center city. there's a sinkhole. actually more around the rittenhouse square area. 17th street is closed for a portion between walnut and locust for cleanup and repairs of the road there. >>> happening now, a popular parking app in philadelphia is no more. the meter up app was pulled at midnight. drivers have to go back to the old way of payment. matt, walk us through what happened. >> reporter: right, 12:01, the app, meter up was pulled. if you look at the app store, the item is not even available. the idea was that you coul

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the victim hadden been waiting to cross on friday but the process was thwarted by a stalled agreement. supporters took to the streets to celebrate. the result is expected to have a big effect on turkey's long-term political future, but opposition groups are claiming fraud and planning to challenge the result. among the changes head the prime minister's office will be abolished handing sweeping executive powers to the president. >>> united airlines will no longer let crew members displace customers who already boarded the airplane. it comes after video showed a passenger being forcibly removed from a united express flight because he wouldn't surrender his seat to make way for crew members. video of the incident sparked outrage. a member must now make a booking at least an hour before departure. >>> well, coming up on the "morning news" now, filling out the high court. justice gorsuch makes his debut on the supreme court and prince harry opens up about the chaos in his life after his mother's death. this is the "cbs morning news." , where to go, and how to work around your uc. that's ho

starting off in hadden heights, new jersey. route 30, white horse pike, around the cameras at 295. not seeing any problems now. both directions look okay on both roads. we're not seeing any major

before joining temple he played at hadden heights high school.s he prepares for his next step, he knows he can inspire local kids. >> i've always said if i ever get to this platform, i will help rebuild. i want to show the city that there's other ways to be successful, and that there's more to life than running around and living life in the streets. >> football experts think he could be a first-round pick later this week. he says he always root for the eagles because of -- rooted for the eagles because of his father's influence. now he likes all 32 teams. happy to go anywhere. dreams will be made at this week's draft. not just for future nfl players. >> yeah. lifelong eagles fan will live out the ultimate draft experience. gail marie waymeir has gone to birds games since the 1960 0s, 1961, in fact. the sth -- what is it? stands for something. trying to figure out what it was. she works at thunder bird lane and coached junior bowling league on saturday mornings for the last 27 years. now she's getting the vip football treatment. >> my daughter who

this happen around 12:30 cane and hadden aevrz the man was taken to cooper university hospital. so far no arrests have been made. >> and we have breaking news coming out of central sweden. rescue officials say three people were killed, 19 others injured six seriously when a bus with students crashed. we will continue to fol though story and keep you updated with the latest information as soon as it comes into the newsroom. >> bill cosby will be back in court in montgomery country and this is to discussion evidence in his case. they're hoping to use his deposition testimony about getting yeah tludz give well he wanted to have a sex with. in cosby's 1991 book childhood he talked about trying to slip women aphrodisiac spanish fly and mentioned that in an interview with larry king. defense lawyers asked to explode any references to that from the upcoming trial. >> he's charged with drugging and molesting andrea constan in his philadelphia home in 1974. his defense turn gifts us a preview of what we may expect tomorrow. >> three teen age girls head to trial for their roles in death o

that lead in was a great explanation i hadn't heard a better one, it nails it, especially general hadden's comments. it happens more frequently than you would imagine. looking at foreign nationals all over the world also in the united states. of course here in the united states these folks you're monitoring are talking to everybody, the pizza guy, they're talking to the people who they're renting their homes from, but they're also talking to people of much more significance and you know when i was in my old job there are all sorts of times i would rereport and say we need to find out who person one or two is, why, because it was very pertinent to what the russian or what the other foreign national is up to when we suspected there's no good espionage or other going on so it happens frequently but it's not obvious, people have too much work to do, it's an extremely well-documented process and does happen quite frequently when you have americans come up in this type of election. >> so are those names spread around. >> no unmasking is not equal to unleaking or illegal. it provides context in o

route 32 at hadden heights, everything moving well.ill be sun coming in the next couple of minutes. you may have to battle sun glare. other than that, good. and septa, new jersey transit, amtrak, and patco on time. back to you. >> i know it's a problem, but i love it when jessica says we've got a bad-old sun glare. i like sun. >>> procrastinating on filing your taxes? you might be, but we're here to help. >> next, the tax experts manage your options if you aren't going to make tuesday's deadline. >>> new at 6:00, time share trouble. a local couple signed up for a travel club with the promise of an affordable yearly vacation. it didn't end up the way that they expected. harry harriston dives in to help them out next. prodders, shuckersers, and sniffers, [ inhales ] all giant produce is triple checked. farm, crate, and store. we're focusing on fresh... ...so you don't have to guess. my giant. ♪ ♪ with simply right checking from santander bank, just make one deposit, withdrawal, transfer, or payment each month to waive the monthly fee. an

he suffered two serious injuries at hadden heights high school playing football. had no scholarship offers. he walked on at temple and now he's on the verge of become ago top first round pick. his mom and dad, they have had a huge influence in his life and his mom predicts she will not be able to contain her emotions when he is drafted tomorrow night. >> i know it's going to be tears. anything that has to do with him, i get emotional. i make it emotional now. but i know the tears are going to be flowing. but he deserves it. he deserves it. he came a long way. he fought really hard. >> and hassan said the first thing he's going to do is buy his mom a house. that is pretty cool. we're going to have a lot more with hassan reddick, his mom and dad, a special sit down with all of them. it gets emotional with our draft special tonight at 11:00. i'll be here live. we'll see you at 7:00. john, thank you so much. >>> nbc 10 as complete coverage of the draft tonight at o'clock. be sure to catch our draft preview on the parkway. then tomorrow our draft day special also airs

here's a live look at a very wet hadden avenue in collingswood. first alert meteorologist bill henley is tracking more showers this afternoon, and he'll be back in a few minutes with more information on that. >>> a 14-year-old boy says he was the victim of a random attack at the king of prussia mall. it was caught on video. he said he was jumped by a group of other kids last friday. he said he didn't know them, and there was no reason for the attack. he said at least seven people threw punches at the teen's back, head, and chest. the victim is too scared to show his face. his mother is grateful that there's video. >> it was pretty scary. i wasn't expecting anything to happen, they were threatening they were going to punch me and stuff. >> thank goodness there's videos and technology helped. it's hopefully going to help catch these kids and teach them a lesson. >> the victim and a friend were celebrating the 14-year-old's birthday. upper marion police are investigating this fight. >>> delaware is trying to ensure that people struggling with drug ad

police found the body in a park near the hadden township home in october of 2015. >>> today you'll have to use cash or credit card to pay for parking at kiosks. the city pulled the meterup parking app, a quick way to refresh an expired meter and avoid a ticket. the company pulled a plug because of financial problems. now the city is looking for a new company to run the app. >>> also if philadelphia, crews hope to -- also in philadelphia, crews hope to refinish repaving work to open a portion of 17th street in center city by noon. a chunk of asphalt caved in monday at 17th and walnut. water department crews fixed the leaking service line. >>> good morning, everyone. jessica boyington with one last check on the roads. checking in with the schuylkill expressway to start. around city line avenue, some big delays here, of course. that's no surprise. moving in from this area from the boulevard and heading westbound, we're starting to see some of those bigger delays for the morning. also checking in with mass transit, septa buses on detour starting at around 7:00 a.m. in the next couple of min

the camden county father accused of killing his 3-year-old son brendan two years ago in hadden townshiphow and see you in about 25. kath . >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today" with kathie lee gifford and hoda kotb live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >> let's do this, hoda woman. it's thirsty thursday. we are so happy on this drenched cold day in new york because we have got the one, the only the master, mr. barry manilow. he's been in new york all week. >> he's been everywhere. this morning was so funny, because everyone wanted to hear

peskov said the tone of the meeting hadden fairly constructive.ll a meeting fairly constructive. he said putin hoped his message would be passed on to president trump. they agreed to keep open the lines of communication between moscow and washington, but says, peskov, they did not discuss a future meeting between donald trump and vladimir putin. the earliest that could take place would be the g-20 summit in hamburg germany in july. so look, it's difficult to know what was achieved here yesterday. there was no visible warmth beeen tillerson and lavrov as there used to be, i ink, between lavrov and john kerry. yes, they agreed to disagree, but you know, even as they declared relations at their lowest point, at the u.n., as you've been hearing, russia was vetoing a resolution condemning the syrian chemical weapons attack. its eighth veto. and was welcoming montenegro into nato. montenegro used to be an ally of moscow during the soviet era war saw pact. no readout on that meeting between rex tillerson and vladimir putin. >>> coming up the market's rea