>> we found five properties listing him as the owner in harrisburg, pennsylvania.ng at these properties, we were able to determine that three of those properties were vacant at the time of the murder. >> the property that needed the most work was on south 13th street in downtown harrisburg. records showed it had been built in the 1930s, around the same time builders used animal hair plaster like the kind found with wesley person's body. >> we're hoping for slugs, we're hoping for bullet holes in the walls. we're hoping for anything we could get. we were unsuccessful. >> investigators sprayed luminol in the basement of lawrence murrell's construction property on south 13th street and ran into an unexpected problem. >> as we're looking at that, crime lab techs are explaining to me that in harrisburg, their soil's iron rich and iron in itself will give false positives in a luminol test. >> but in the basement, investigators found a pile of debris swept into a corner. they gathered everything and sent it to the forensic lab. under a microscope, scientists found pieces

. >> i had a letter from mayor of harrisburg. >> saying that pritchard is official representative of national civil iar museum in city of harrisburg. >> did you get a letter from mayor because you asked for credentials? >> no. >> it just arrived. >> right. >> next thing you know russ pritchard arrives uninvited in williams twilliamsen to. >> he wanting to be my newer best friend, followed me around like a puppy. he kept asking, can i see the artifacts. >> ed agrees to show pritchard what is in the old family suitcase, next few hours, are a revelation for ed. that old cap is called a capy, warn by general pickett at gettysburg, and his bloodstained uniform sleeve, and photos, and hand drawn map of the gettysburg battlefield. >> he was very knowledgeable. >> tell me about the reaction on russ pritchard's face. >> he was delighted. like high found a goal mine, he said, i'm prepareed on behalf of the mayor to make you an offer. >> who did you feel he represented? your interest or the museum? >> as i understood it he was an appraiser standing in the middle. that is what he said, he could

the storms are starting to form and we are watching live aas that line really develops it's in harrisburg and gettysburg, a wider look here with storm tracker 6 live hd these storms are starting to fire up across the region. 78 degrees in quakertown and 81 in pottstown and coatesville and 83 in center city and chester feeling warmer than that when you factor in the humidity. 83 in browns mills and 82 in hammonton and 83 in dover delaware you saw the numbers along the coast line, it's cooler in the upper 60s, dew point 69 degrees, any time you get above 60 it's humid. and wilmington and dover 70 and 73, very sticky out here, we are watching the storm threat and the highest risk is for the storm threat, it doesn't take much to get downpours and we need the rain and we are getting some of that we'll see moderate lightning as well. we have the chance for strong winds to develop. here is what you need to be concerned about it happens during your evening rush we see heavy downpours and gusty winds at times watch for debris on the roadway and ponding on the roadway. we don't expect a lot of floo

and philadelphia and between harrisburg and philadelphia and new york and boston. also new jersey transit is cross honoring amtrak tics between new york and trenton chestnut hill west line suspended and trenton line suspended. you will want to plan accordingly this morning and with that said folks will be busing. new jersey turnpike will be extra busy today and trenton transit will be that busy today, ukee and erika. >> we will continue to follow very latest on this amtrak tragedy. >> stay here with "eyewitness news" throughout the morning we will have the latest information on this derailment victims and as vittoria was just telling you commute how your commute to work will be affect this morning. we will be right back. >>> good morning, we will continue to follow latest on the amtrak tragedy, here in philadelphia. >> five people are dead and dozens injured have after their train derailed, in port richmond. this accident has closed the nation's busiest rail corridor between new york and washington d.c. as federal investigators sift through mangled wreckage to dete

they are well west of harrisburg. not especially heavy. it is getting closer and we're going to be monitoring that during the day. there's even warm moisture back across the great lakes. we have gone nearly two weeks without any measurable rain. we need it. the ground is getting dry and we're in a position here where it gets drier and drier because once we get past the next two days the chance of thunderstorms later today it's going to be dry again for thursday through the weekend. warmer temperatures. the warm weather eats up some of that moisture in the ground too. there could be 90 degrees in some spots by mother's day. >> all right. thanks. thanks for watching nbc news 10 at 11:00. have great day. . well, my best guess is that he's gone underground in chicago. he's laying low, hoping you're gonna lose interest. - yeah, you're probably right. - yeah. hey, and thanks for agreeing to discuss an old case of yours. i know it can't be easy for you. anything for you. - you know that. - i do. i do. besides, it's nice to think like a cop again.

harrisburg and philadelphia and new york and boston. as i mentioned before new jersey transit is cross honoring, between new york and trenton. with that said expect higher volume then usual at those platforms points. if you are traveling chestnut hill west line it was earlier suspended and now it has been restored but still want to expect service delays because it was just put back in place. trenton line still suspended for new jersey transit ac rail line has been suspended but be mindful of that as well. in and around the accident scene we are dealing with the active investigative scene at this point here there are many closures in and around the the port richmond area that including frankford avenue closed between torresdale and castor. wheatsheaf lane between frankford and aramingo. sepviva closed between castor and wheatsheaf and castor closed between castor and frankford. if you have to commute in and around that area, would suggest aramingo throughout port richmond will be your best bet this morning, to commute, and as ukee mentio

you can see some sprinkles to the south of harrisburg. we saw a little bit of activity move through eastern pennsylvania. this afternoon the activity we could see, the showers, potential of thunderstorms moving through central ohio and pittsburgh. the first showers of the day will likely fall apart. you might see a sprinkle at 10:00. just into lower bucks county. as we go into the afternoon, the clouds will thicken up. noontime. some sunshine breaking through. here's the best chance of seeing showers. that's at 3:00 this afternoon. light scattered showers moving into allentown, reading, chester, bucks counties heading towards south jersey. move through south jersey. if we do get thunderstorms this afternoon, there's a slightly better chance that we'll see them in northeastern maryland and into delaware. showers today, cooler tomorrow. got the seven day forecast when i'm back in 10. >>> possibly a wet ride home but sunny ride to work. let's check in on what else you need when you head out the door. >> hopefully you won't spend too long get

between washington and philadelphia, between harrisburg and philadelphia and new york and boston, we'remodified schedules so in many areas trains simply not running in this area. in other parts we're seeing modified schedule. big impact on the roads and on the rails matt and tam. >> thank you, karen and of course we'll keep checking back in with you a little bit later. >> we continue our coverage with "action news" reporter chad prad today. he's live in port richmond at a scene that officials describe as a disastrous mess. >> reporter: matt still very much an active scene. a devastating tragedy last night. we're about 200 yards from the wreckage. i just spoke with police a short time ago they tell me two of the deceased have been taken from the wreckage. right now recovery crews are trying to have a crane brought in to get to the other dead. as we move forward obviously it's going to be a time to mourn those who died in this wreckage and also find out what caused this derailment. passengers with blood dripping from their gaping wounds said it all. this was a mass casualty event. just mo

and philadelphia, and also harrisburg and philadelphia, new york and boston, they are all running on a modified schedule n regard to the suspensions for amtrak and also, the modified schedules between d.c. and philadelphia, if you do want to take new jersey transit they are cross honoring, tickets for amtrak between new york and trenton. this goes to say if you are planning your morning commute this morning things on the new jersey turnpike are slower than normal, things at trenton transit stations will be busier and more pack this morning so you do want to plan accordingly to that. also associated with the derailment chestnut hill west has been suspended for september, trenton line has been suspended so just give yourself some more time this morning. we obviously will continue to keep you updated throughout the the course of this morning as they continue to investigate a this time. in regard to the rush we are not dealing with much, a lot of it just has to do with what we are dealing with the amtrak derailment. i will take a step back to give you another look at this checklist to ta

and philadelphia, harrisburg and philadelphia, as well as new york and boston. if you do plan to travel, to and from, new york and trenton, new jersey, new jersey transit is cross honoring amtrak tickets. that is an option this morning for sure. chestnut hill west line was earlier suspended and been restored but still want to anticipate service delays there as well. trenton line has been suspended, and, new jersey transit, and rail line. and, plan accordingly taking mass transit and if you are traveling in and around the accident area due to so much investigation and so much clean up for this tragedy, we have many closures in and around that area would i suggest you steer clear of that space for some time, ukee. >> cadaver dogs are on the scene of the derailment, searching for my more victims. >> family and friend trying to get information on the passenger, call amtrak hot line 1.800.523.9101. take with us we will have breaking developments for you on the amtrak tragedy all morning long, right here on cbs-3. and on our web web cbs philly.com. >>> we're told the

i'll work with harrisburg to change that. but if they refuse i'll take them to federal court. as mayor i'll do what's right for them. >>> police say a man stopped a violent carjacking in a grocery store parking lot and a man tried to steal a woman's suv and the bystander tried to protect the opener and when the suspect lunged at him he opened fire. >> i had a conceal-carry and i pointed the gun at him and he came out of the car and tried to grab the gun from me and i shot him. >> the family is calling him a defenseless victim and police say he had every right to use his concealed weapon because he felt lives were in danger. >>> patrick rock was taking his son to buy a car for his 16th birthday and dash-cam shows think of car comes to a stop after having seizures behind the wheel, his teenager's son pulled the car in park and a state trooper was behind them luckily and pulled him out of the vehicle and began cpr and a nurse passing by game to their aid and then after hospital treatment, york is on a slow but steady road to recovery. >>> a north carolina police officer is making

jessica dean sat down with the state senator who says after years of working in harrisburg, he's readyhe city of philadelphia. >> reporter: in the final weeks of the mayoral democratic primary race anthony hardy williams grabbed the headlines with one comment. >> the person who unfortunately is the person who uses stop and frisk the most the current commissioner would be changeed. we have to change commissioner in philadelphia. >> those words ellis sis the strong reaction from the current mayor. >> one of the smart test things that i've done is to ask charles ramsay to come and be the police commissioner steve philadelphia. anyone who is not smart enough to at least ask him to stay is probably not smart enough to run this city. >> at a press conference following that comment from mayor nutter william said he would not engage in what he called name calling. instead he said this was about ending stop and frisk. >> i do respect commissioner ramsay. i think he's a good person. i think he was charged -- now people have negative perspective perspective. >> when i sat down with him before all

between washington and philadelphia, between harrisburg and philadelphia and new york and boston, we're seeing modified schedules so in many areas trains simply not running in this area. in other parts we're seeing modified schedule. big impact on the roads and on the rails matt and tam. >> thank you, karen and of course we'll keep checking back in with you a little bit later. >> we continue our coverage with "action news" reporter

harrisburg has had a constitutional responsibility to fully fund education in pennsylvania. in many ways they have in the done it. but when we need to continue to engage them to get a fair funding formulae more importantly immediately toys get reimbursement for charter schools. >> reporter: over the years kenny has required a reputation for speaking his mind, a reputation amplified by his twitter feed. remember that tweet after governor celebrated a dallas cowboys win with jerry jones. >> in south philadelphia, fat ass is not exactly that much of a slur. people call you that in terms of endearment. i didn't mean terms of endearment at the time. >> reporter: those days of tweeting his mind are probably over. >> if you want to take that next step to become mayor is there certain ways you have to conduct yourself. it is an important position. you are the leader of the city. >> reporter: lesson learn one he hopes will lead him to the mayor's office. kenny was fourth behind decriminalization of marijuana in philadelphia and supports medical marijuana which could be legalized by t

and philadelphia, they are running modified schedules between harrisburg and philadelphia, also new york abe boston. if you plan to travel to new york today or to and from new jersey transit, is cross honoring amtrak tickets between new york and trenton but maybe you're taking a bus maybe jumping in the car, keep in mind things will be heavier then usual on the new jersey turnpike, that is definitely for sure and things will be even more crowded at our new jersey transit stations as well for commuters heading to and from new york. in addition to that suspension of amtrak traveling between philadelphia and new york, few other suspensions would be chestnut hill west, and also septa trenton line and new jersey transit the atlantic city rail line has been suspended, erika. >>> we want to give you an idea just where this crash happened, in port richmond, the curve in the train tracks near wheatsheaf lane. vittoria just mentioned it. this is where train made its way last night and right here where that train crashed with all of that wreckage that we have been seeing, that is not far for you fr

. >> interesting, isolated thunderstorm in harrisburg, accompanying this cold front.s we said, can't rule out a shower or thunderstorm, this morning, as this continues to slowly sing to the south and you can see the difference, in temperatures, not that great. but it will be cooler today, than it was yesterday. 68 degrees, right now, more like the mid 307's, 63 wildwood, 63 wilmington, delaware, also, and we have seen change in wind direction. we started off with southwesterly wind. now they are northeasterly winds, so that's why quincy is casino of headed toward the west-southwest this morning. mable be here in the city before long. that's the direction in which he is headed. visibility, we've only had problem real any lancaster this morning, and in wilmington, delaware, with some fog. now we see reduced visibility in atlantic city at the airport, as well. yes, it was a summer sampler yesterday. with the high of 85 degrees. and few isolated thunderstorms, few more, not out of the question. 74 degrees today. any rain you see will probably happen in the morning, then,

dry in philadelphia you can just start to see the storms beginning to take shape they are out in harrisburg, a lightning strike right now out in gettysburg, but the reason we are watching them closely is this, our storm threat risk, downpours is a high threat and moderate threat of lightning and the winds you are right on the border between low and moderate. we'll see storms with strong gusty winds and that could be a problem as well. if we bring in stormtracker 6 live double scan, you can see that in motion as the sun broke out in the heat of the day and they are moving slowly and inching their way towards our region and the timing is a problem for this evening for drivers. and gusty winds with these storms and ponding on the roads, it's been so dry we anticipate problems with flooding. this is future tracker 6 coming up we'll walk you through it. >> thank you. >>> relentless flooding in texas left more than 1,000 people homeless it's raining again in houston today and the region is aat risk of more storms for the rest of the week. a report from texas with the latest. >> reporter: everywhe

the general assembly in harrisburg has the final say.cation they're about to change the rule. and so the winner of tuesday's democratic mayoral primary will probable earn the votes of about 115th of the city's population population. iain and lucy? >> interesting stuff. thank you for joining us. make sure you watch tomorrow night at 10:00 as we run the race results for you or get them on our website myfoxphilly.k the poles open at seven. >> if you want a voice in what happens you know what you've got totter. you've got to get out there and vote. have yourself a great night an great tomorrow. >>> 170 biker mugshots after this shoot 'em up. biker dude after biker dude. even a biker chick. >> they're like street gangs on steroids. >>> then, rain of rocks. >> commuter trains under bombardment. >>> and he's a dashing leading man. but look at him now. the shocking photos. was he drunk on vodka? >>> plus, date night for taylor swift at the billboard awards with her new guy. then, the wedding's off. sarah palin, her daughter's we hadding to a med

certainly i will go to harrisburg. quarter billion dollars of public schools has been offered by me to provide public education. i will continue to do that. i will work with the governor and republican controlled legislature to provide that tension that my opponent talk about . hundred million-dollar in charter school reimbursement. and a graded funning formula. we have to be smart about what we do locally. we will manage our assets so we don't to have raise your taxes f we do that we will close pension obligation, fill out our budget, provide more money for public schools in philadelphia then we ever have before without raising taxes. >> mr. oliver? >> ladies and gentlemen, are you as tired of all this as i am. what you have just heard is political answers to an issue that requires a different perspective. we can raise taxes, we have already done sales tax, we have already done cigarette tax, we have already done, we are proposing property tax but the better question is for what. does anybody think if we had all of th

four days away and recently i sat down with anthony hardy williams who says after years of work in harrisburg he is ready to lead the city of philadelphia. in the final weeks of the mayoral democratic primary race anthony hardy williams grabbed the headlines with one comment. >> the the person who unfortunately is person who uses stop and frisk the most current commissioner would be change. we have to change the commissioner in philadelphia. >> reporter: those word elicited strong reaction from the current mayor. >> one of the smartest things that i have done was to ask charles ramsey to come be the police commissioner of the city of philadelphia a. anyone who is not smart enough to at least ask him to stay, is probably not smart enough, to run this city. >> reporter: at a press conference following that comment from mayor nutter williams said wow not engage in what he calls name calling. instead, he said this was about ending stop and frisk. >> i do respect commissioner ramsey. i think he is a good person. i think he was charged to implement a policy that now people have a negative perspecti

i'll work with harrisburg to change that. but if they refuse i'll take them to federal court. as mayor i'll do what's right for them. >> ♪ >> from the cbs broadcast center in philadelphia, this is cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> right now on "eyewitness news" a message against police spray painted on the front of an olde city garage. good evening everyone, i'm natasha brown. thanks for joining us. tonight police are trying to figure out exact who is responsible for the vandalism. meanwhile organizers of a peace rally held today are speaking out against this antipolice message. >>> "eyewitness news" reporter steve matter son -- patterson is live in olde city with the story. >> reporter: it is the tale of two different messages one of them hours later remains scrawled right here on this olde city alley. it means cops lives don't matter in big red letters. it was far from the most impactful message we saw this day. >> ♪ >> reporter: it was the sound of sunday. >> ♪ >> reporter: no show of anger, no cries of outrage no call for justice just peace. >> i believe peace is the only way lov

modified service between boston harrisburg, new york city and boston. .he rail line suspended from cherry hill and philadelphia but they are bussing service from cherry hill into philadelphia and honoring septa tickets as well. the trenton line is suspended. the market/frankford line is currently making stops to accommodate passengers. and west trenton is putting on extra weekday trains to accommodate passengers as well. here's an alternate for you, the new jersey transit river line to patco, or the shuttle bus between trenton and west trenton line. we have more details on nbc10.com. >> announcer: now your nbc10 "first alert" weather with meteorologist bill henley. >> ten minutes before 5:00. it is cool this morning. this is typical for this time of year. temperatures in the 40s and 50s. and clear skies over center city. 51 degrees at philadelphia international. 12 degrees cooler than it was yesterday at this time. this is a view from french manor, no sign of any clouds in the pocono mountains. we saw clouds low through the area. yesterday, but that won't

i'll work with harrisburg to change that. but if they refuse i'll take them to federal court. as mayor i'll do what's right for them. >>> it's 4:39. new from overnight, police are investigating a deadly stabbing in north philadelphia. investigators tell us a man was stabbed on ingersol street around 12:30 this morning. investigators say the attacker flagged down an officer to get help but the victim died at the hospital. no word on a suspect or a motive. >>> now your "nbc 10" first alert weather with meteorologist bill henley. >>> 20 minutes before 5:00 this morning. it is warm outside and a bit muggy, too. you can feel it in the air. that humidity may help fuel some showers and possibly some scattered thunderstorms mostly this afternoon we have seen an isolated shower this morning. the chance of the storms will be around tomorrow and then later this week things will finally be more spring like again. it's been a roller coaster lately. we are at the peak of that coaster this morning as far as temperature is concerned. 63 in alan town. 70 in northeast philadelphia. atlantic cit

scan three is quiet, one pocket on the end of the loop firing up south of the state capitol of harrisburg there but generally we don't have to worry about any wet weather approaching until this afternoon. we are still awaiting a frontal bound dry passage and that/where these showers and storms will come today. they will not have the the severity like what we saw yesterday. we will have humidity. it will stay on the steamy side today dropping back more confidentable but there is another system that is already starting to creep our way as we look a head to the weekend. the it will keep humidity in place. as we kick off june it will start to feel cooler by that point but we will keep that warmth for next few days. the most of the region is looking okay with visibility but we have light wind to allow areas of fog to form in allentown that is one example of this visibility map that i wanted to show you where we are under a half mile. it may come through patchy and it is just that. we have some of that fog but it is out there. watch for it tea pending on location, you might run into some. 70 de

i'll work with harrisburg to change that. but if they refuse i'll take them to federal court. as mayor i'll do what's right for them. >> 4:42 and chopper six is live over our breaking news story that we will be following for you all morning long and throughout the day and beyond. this amtrak train disaster you see one of the mangled cars on its side here in the port richmond section of philadelphia. five people dead at this point. dozens of people are injured. we have several reporters gathering information for you and we'll have live updates throughout morning. >> let's go to karen rogers. another issue is commuting. >> details on just how long. between philadelphia and new york city you cannot take amtrak. it's canceled and unclear when it's going to start running again. between d.c. and philadelphia you can take amtrak. it's running on a modified schedule as well as between new york city and boston. you can take new jersey transit because they are honoring amtrak tickets between trenton and new york city. so, in that area you can take new jersey transit. if you get to trent

thunderstorm out to the north and west of harrisburg. as we take a wide view we're looking at that clouds and sun mix with some of those showers probably coming through a little bit later in the morning rush hour. by this afternoon we're probably back to a miss of clouds and sun. 67 degrees in philadelphia currently the numbers actually jumped over the last half hour. 62 in wilmington, 66 in allentown and 67 in trenton. not as warm today but still pretty comfortable kids. 67 degrees right now on your disarm track six app. we may dip again to 66 by 8 o'clock but then we're in the mid 70's during the afternoon with a high of 76 around 2 o'clock. we also have the pollen counter still in the medium high range but a word to the wise, it is going to be jumping back up into the red zone. the high range thursday friday and saturday. the trade-off there lots of sunshine and decent weather otherwise. when i step inside we'll talk about those showers and have a look at future truck track six and she if we can't blow some of them up before the end o

modified service from washington and philly harrisburg and philly new york and boston. new jersey transit will cross honor all amtrak tickets between new york city and trenton this morning. good news there. some delays and suspensions for septa as well. the trenton line is suspended. the chestnut hill line is suspended but is resuming now. additional cars will be added to the trenton line and you can use the market frankford line if you want to get in and out of center city. we're dealing with over 1 1/2 hour delay on route 422 eastbound headed into king of prussia area. all lanes completely closed due to an accident. >> chief medical officer. last night at 10:00 p.m. we started receiving patients from the train derailment and over the course of the next few hours we got 54 patients and treated them. one of the patients who arrived here died from their injuries. we're not able to release any additional information about that patient at this time. 25 of those patients were treated and released and 25 are still at the hospital. the entire team responded wonderfully. most

kenny and abraham said the real responsibility is on harrisburg but both touched on raising funds throughanthony williams said he would not raise taxes insisting the answer is in managing the city's assets more efficiently. nelson diaz claimed school fund sag matter of shift hog gets taxed while doug oliver raised his concerns over the debate over public and charter schools. >> we tax the wrong people in the wrong place. we should be taxing the commercial real estate taxes we should be reducing our wage taxes. >> i think the conversation about charter schools versus district schools is the wrong argument. i think it needlessly divides us. i think a better conversation is high performing schools versus under performing schools. >> now we've profiled each of the candidates and you can find those videos on 6abc.com. and as matt said the primary mayoral election is tuesday, may 19th. tam back to you. >> erin i will be moderating another mayoral candidate's forum tonight in philadelphia's mount airy neighborhood that will take place at the lutheran theological seminary on germantown avenue sta

however, they are running modified schedules between philadelphia and harrisburg. also new york and boston. also philadelphia and d.c. the the trenton line is still suspended, ac rail line shuttle busing between pennsauken and 30th street. west trenton line as well as market frankford due to increased volume. they have added trains for west trenton line and for the market frankford they are making all stops. the also, new jersey river line, new jersey transit bus services, some of those buses as well as patco are a across honoring ticket. if you had are traveling right now in and around the area of the the amtrak derailment, frankford junction, we are still dealing with police directing traffic at frankford and castor. also wheatsheaf lane is closed. keep in mind if you are traveling in the northeast we are dealing with a very serious accident. if you are traveling at the interest section of grant and welsh, due to this closure right around alburger, red lion road is your best alternate. the here's a live picture of that accident scene and we will continue to keep

governor tom wolf arrived from harrisburg and said the state is ready to assist. >> anything the stateto help, we stand ready to do that. the state police are here to help. >> reporter: and at last check mayor michael nutter said not everyone has been accounted for. now this is a very fluid situation. that was during the the mayor's last briefing. any one looking for loved ones mayor michael nutter said most of the people likely on the train were either from washington, d.c. or new york. we don't know how many were from the philadelphia area but anyone looking for loved ones is urged to call amtrak. live in port richmond, chad pradelli, channel6 "action news." >> thank you, chad. "action news" reporter katherine scott is live at hahnemann university hospital where doctors are treating several of the injured passengers. katherine. >> reporter: matt, a hahnemann spokesperson told me that 30 people were taken here to hahnemann university hospital. four of them were admitted but the majority of people who came here to hahnemann had more minor injuries. they had a variety of injuries from f

i'll work with harrisburg to change that. but if they refuse i'll take them to federal court. as mayor i'll do what's right for them. >>> 5:23 on a cool spring morning. >> it is a cool i would say down right just chilly depending where you you are morning across the the delaware valley in thaw high pressure is settling n we are seeing worst of the wind taper off too. when you walk out the the door fleece, sweat shirt extra layer is a good idea. we are seeing light of the day popping up over at our shore camera, sky cam three in atlantic city. nothing more than a few cloud. we expect more and more sun with time. just a beautiful day. pollen will get you. it is high. the as we look ahead to the next couple of days no wash out of any of these days to scour out any of that pollen. although pattern does turn more active this weekend. mid 80's the spectation, warm front is getting stuck overhead. we have to allow for a few showers or thunderstorm, either saturday or sunday but it does still look like overall, it is scattered in nature. no wash outs coming our way for a couple days a

thunderstorm out to the north and west of harrisburg.iew we're looking at that clouds and sun mix with some of those showers probably coming through a little bit later in the morning rush hour. by this afternoon we're probably back to a miss of clouds and sun

i'll work with harrisburg to change that. but if they refuse i'll take them to federal court. as mayor i'll do what's right for them. you tell us what you want to pay and we help find options to fit your budget. nah, nah, insurance, nah, nah, nah, discount. my name's flo, you want to go out with me? no. uh-huh-huh! don't moves what neighbors were yelling at a toddler. where was this kid's mother. you may be surprised when you find out. >>> how would you like to pay for on street parking with your cell phone? a lot of the major cities are doing it. philadelphia could be next. why the mayor's office is saying hold on for a second. >>> are you kidding me? after eight years of this you are only taking a month off. >> president obama stops by late show with david letterman to talk about their plans for retirement. what the two said they would do together once they are done working. >>> good day it is tuesday may fifth welcome to the program. >> good morning to you. >> hi, alex. >> hello mike. gorgeous day to day. i loved it. and, cinco de mayo, and for the first time this year is n

and philadelphia and harrisburg. ninety-five is in full swing rush hour to and from cottman avenue, also around center city philadelphia so give yourself some more time this morning, erika. >>> police chased a a car down broad street in north philadelphia, that chase ended around 9:00 at broad and glenwood avenue. those people got out of the car and tried to run but they were captured by police. it is unclear why police were pursuing that vehicle. >>> also, four philadelphia police officers, injured during a hit and run are recovering at home this morning. the officers were released from the hospital, yesterday and, the suspect rodolph keitt junior is still in the hospital. authorities say that he hit three officers with his koran tuesday and then took off before hitting a fourth. eyewitnesses say keitt was on medication after a heart surgery and that may have caused him to hit the officer. >>> well, happening today a federal jury considers the sentence for convicted boston marathon bomber, will he be put to debtor s

he died in harrisburg in 1943 at the age of 97. he was the last living civil war veteran in the county. members of his family were there for the event. >> i am the only one in the family that was living when my grandfather was living. so for me i'm happy this happened in my lifetime. so i got to see it. because the rest of the family that was living is all gone now. >> that is one proud family right there. the statue can be seen in the first floor rotunda. >>> as you see in the live shots before, the first alert weather is tracking storms moving through our area. >> and these storms could bring lightning, heavy rains and damaging winds. our team of meteorologists will have the latest track on the system next. >>> saving a neighborhood treasure. we'll tell you how montgomery county family is making that happen. right now verizon is offering unlimited talk and text. plus 10 gigs of shareable data. yeah, 10 gigantic gigs. for $80 a month. and $15 per line. more data than ever. for more of what you want. on the network that's #1 in spe

and this morning, nbc 10 was there as the, workers boarded vans to head to harrisburg. state lawmakers say raising the minimum wage would add more than $1 million to pennsylvania's economy and generate 6,000 jobs. but those against it say a wage hike will cause job cuts to offset higher payroll costs. pennsylvania's minimum wage is the lowest of our three states. delaware's will increase next month to $8.25 an hour. new jersey's is the highest at $8.38 an hour. >>> we go live now to sky force 10 and breaking news. we've learned of a shooting. this is 34th and wallace in philadelphia's mantua's section. so far no arrests. police there are investigating. we'll make sure we keep you apprised of any new developments as a result of this shooting investigation taking part in the mantua section of philadelphia. >>> remember this now. this was the scene from sky force 10. it's nearly 100 acres burned across south jersey yesterday. and as it gets hotter the threat of wildfires is expected to explode. how lawmakers in washington are working today to make sure forest officials hav

i mean, we know this is budget season, and this is harrisburg. this is going to be a slough for months and months until we get up into probably the end of june. i don't see this being a complete on-time budget. i could be wrong. but i think he's trying to work some relationships and deals. there have been a lot of prickly feelings, so to speak, in how he's approached things early on. that's not going to help him in this process. i think the 100 days thing is cute, but it's arbitrary. >> but it hasn't been prickly on his part. >> no, doesn't to be his part. >> what is your take? >> my take on it at this point in his administration is, what's the tone that he's set? and in my opinion, he's been the adult in the room. he hasn't provoked anybody. he hasn't attacked anybody. he's been reasonable. >> he's set out reasonable positions. >> i know that some people are gonna disagree with you. >> he's willing to compromise. >> i'm waiting for my turn. >> i think he's off to a great start. >> real quick, renee. >> i'm just saying that he's got some issues.

a lot's going on in harrisburg. we'll see if it materializes. >> mm. all right. and jeff. >> this past week or two tom brady's had to play a lot of defense, but now he's gonna go back on offense, and the patriots organization, too. they have a new website -- wellsreportcontext.com -- where they go on the offensive about how to measure the temperature of a football and all this and all that. they're trying to prove to us -- 'cause goodness knows, unless you're the boston media, you're taking this on that they're not guilty. sure thing, tom. >> you're not buying it. all right, that's "inside story" for this week. thanks to all our insiders for being here. we appreciate it. and thanks so much to you for watching. we will have much more for you coming up, of course, a week from now because, after the election for mayor. the primaries coming up this week. hope you'll get out and vote. polls open at 7:00 a.m. i'm monica malpass. have a great week ahead. >> i'm nydia han coming cup next developing at this hour a massive fire guts warehouse in delaware county. >>> a woma

i'll work with harrisburg to change that. but if they refuse i'll take them to federal court. as mayor i'll do what's right for them. >> a gloucester city volunteer gets a fantastic surprise for the second time and that's phantastic with a "ph." enders was named a phillies teacher all-star after one of his fellow teachers wrote an art teacher, who also keeps them laughing in the classroom. >> even though he was going through a lot, he came to school every day with a smile on his face. that smile is a smile i looked forward to every day. >>nders was honored onfield as part of the phillies annual appreciation night. at 5:58 on this saturday let's take a live look down the show on beach avenue. you can't see much because we're dealing with some fog. if you get up looks a little bit cloudy out there, yeah it going to be with us today. tops now into the mid 60s. on the seven day, cooler air is coming in. she'll have the details in just a few moments. >>> nbc 10 news starts now. >> right now on "nbc 10 news" today, a name to go with the face. philadelphia police have identified the

memorial day this front lifts through, i told triggers showers and thunderstorms for harrisburg pointshink we're too far east to get into anything like that. once this crosses we get into the hot and soupy air mass, nice and pleasant today and tomorrow and the pattern completely shifts we get into a bermuda high monday, tuesday and beyond that sets up unusually hot conditions, especially so early in the year. the normal high is 75, 76 we're talking about high temperatures that could approach 20 degrees above normal. saturday for the poconos, sunny and cooler, 64. sunday, lots of sun 72. monday passing thunderstorm with a front 74 degrees, jersey shore, not a day where you're taking 0 off the shirt and laying on the sand, too chilly for that. the numbers increase. chilly today 67. sunday breezy warmer, 73. sea breeze, memorial day 75. for philadelphia we're topping out at 72. delightful and comfortable. winds out of the west at 5 to 15 miles per hour. chillier than overnight tonight. milder than what we saw this morning. 44 degrees north and west. 50 degrees center city. the heat is on

first the harrisburg pennsylvania, the state capital. all of these were stops on the way out. then to philadelphia. when he was in philadelphia on the way out, which would be four years and two months to the day he went to independence hall, and he said, that he was coming to defend the principle that all men are created equal. he said if that principle cannot be saved and had to be surrendered, i would rather be assassinated and see it surrendered. four years and two months later to the day, that he was back in independence hall, his body laid in state in the shadow of the liberty bell. from there, they went through new jersey -- i will keep repeating this, but there were hundreds of thousands of people who saw these processions. they would take his body off the train and take it too like, independence hall. hundreds of thousands of people lined the streets. in new york, that was the largest procession. the procession with the casket going to city hall was 60,000 people in the procession. 750,000 viewed him as he took that trip from the train station. there was no rage across

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i'll work with harrisburg to change that. but if they refuse, i'll take them to federal court. as mayor, i'll do what's right for them. ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- scarlett johansson, david steinberg, musical guest, blur, and featuring the legendary roots crew. >> questlove: 253, tacoma. >> steve: and now, here he is, jimmy fallon! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thank you very much! oh! that's what i'm talking about right there. i feel it. oh, i feel the love. hot crowd. welcome, welcome, welcome. welcome to "the tonight show" everybody. you're here. you made it. it's happening. it's a big show tonight. a big, great show tonight. let's get to some news here, you guys. of course, it's the 2 2016 race for the white house. everybody is talking about this. it's starting to heat up. i heard that mary-kate and ashley olsen attended a a fundraiser for hillary clinton in new york city this week. [ laughter ] hillary told them, "good luck with you

trains are running on the northeast corridor but on a modified schedule and same with harrisburg and keystone line. the trains are running but the schedule residence off. njt is helping out running between trenton and new york city they will honor your amtrak ticket and running extra trains on the river line and patco is cross honoring tickets, but the a.c. rail line cannot run it shares those tracks where the train derailment happened. trenton line not running and no time table within they expect it back in service and west trenton has more lines. you can go to the transportation center and use the line to get in and out. and west not a great option delays because of the train derailment and a number of street closures in port richmond and frankfurt avenue is open and congested with a lot of activity, i'd stick with aramingo, or richmond but that is busy too because people taking to the roads because they can't take to the rails. >>> more next with incredible stories of survivors forced to scramble to safety plus, a local expert on the rail system says he doesn't believe that a shar

also having modified service from amtrak between washington and philly harrisburg and philly, and affecting septa as well. the market/frankford line is taking all stops to accommodate passengers. the trenton line as we know still suspended. if you do take the trenton line from north philadelphia station into center city we have alternate. you can take broad street into city hall. route 4 or 16 to head to city hall. several more alternates for you at nbc10.com for more information. >>> jessica, thank you. and a ceo, a college dean a navy midshipman. this morning, we're learning more about the seven people killed in the derailment. overnight we learned the identity of the fifth person who lost his life. his name is derrick griffith. chris cato is in the operations center. >> the college student that made so many promising lives in the business community and the world of business like derrick griffith. a 42-year-old dean student affairs at medgar evers college. he actually founded a school city of new york universe at preparatory transitional high school. last month, he received a doctorate in

i'll work with harrisburg to change that. but if they refuse i'll take them to federal court. as mayor i'll do what's right for them. >>> welcome back on this saturday morning. we are waking up mild. temperatures in the 50s. we have a lot of humidity outside, though. we're waking up to temperatures 11 degrees warming in reading compared to this time yesterday, 11 degrees warmer in northeast philadelphia as well as allentown. you'll feel the difference when you step out this morning. yesterday we were so nice in terms of the temperature. it's going to be very summer-like by the afternoon, temperatures into the 80s and mid 80s in a lot of spot. this morning temperatures mainly in the 50s and 60s. 61 degrees in wildwood. plan on the chance for some showers, even some thunderstorms. otherwise a very summer-like day. we cool it off by monday. we'll talk more about that coming up. >> the kentucky derby winner is the odds-on favorite for today's preakness stakes in bat more. american pharaoh rallied to win two weeks ago. american pharaoh's post position is considered the number one s

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